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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAS NJ TAYLOR 4 SON. AUoTs.
EIve vALUhB LE HOUSES AND LOTS, ON
n Eroad n nd Fous an ee streets, ut Auction.-we

BY JAS n TAYLOR SON. AUcTs.
INIve vALUABLE HOUSES AND LOTS, ON
II Broad and Foushee streets, Mt Auctfon.-We
sry c,mnsnens a clock A. ave very desirable family
reslisnees, broad ana RoIshee streets
Three Of the q Dr snd the other frame
frori on Broad street. 6 eseh and funbpg back 100 feet
an Alley occupied peetyely by Mesra bras kuh
aad ,okn The contain about ak oons each N hitch
ems and all recssary GU. bud g. ether With hydran 10
ard The property 10 COED rspas and e'mmAhdnf
, tro framed Fouhes street Ina ediaiey 10
rear Of Grace Baptist ChuT, occupied BY cd tenants o.
III property ADAPTED for badness ads or dueing and
thy S.'enon Of III Sc dettns :, inys u real safe
goAbe notes. nset Eddd and In e2eh case secured by
The purchasers to pay the taxes and insurance for lsG2
i.isrtds JAZZ M. TAYLOR 4 FoN
NJOsr VALUABLE REAL ksTATe IN Tsr
u1 City OF Richmond. on the NORTH Slee o.
Win n iaTge StocE Of machinery. Steam sn-
,sine, Tools and fixtures, all In complete or.
expire by hutston In conformity With Arc IS
Asreenen proceed to sell Tue .day, te 2Stn nS;an!
nov occupied by U.s. with al the IOoIs, machinery snt
fixtures now 10 Te auS comprising a-gs ihrss 'o Sre nc,
ign foundry 40 b. 40 BAeksihs Shop with al
the fixtures complete, Ae 49,
TIE epre lot Of nschlnsy for wood and iron work, In eon
plete working order, cons stag In part Of Asnperlor
Is horse power Engine and boiler
superior lroo side LAthes
do Iron and wood Lathes
splendid iron plane
2supeEior wood planes
Drill Presses and drills
large Bolt machine
pr Iron Shears
circular NJ and frames
2 Boring Machines
Tenant and horticinE ditto
Portable Forse Cranes
Blowing Fan.
Benehe stocfs and dies Gndstones Skating and
Pues BacmhJ Fools Pig and bar iron, seasoned oak ash
and otner timber; saees Wood Rasks Hose Power
neshng Machines Burk Iye keape Wheat Fans Plo.s Ae
embrace g. altogether the most desirable stock oil maehlns
hxure materials 10 be founi for sale 10 the southern Con
eeaeraey. The whole n be closed without reserve.
TRAxsYor the machinery aad all personal property cash.
funds For the real estate third balance In
years. Interest added secured by deed on the per
J. w. CALDWELL co.
The foregoing Res Estate be negosted for privately Until
the day Of sale all the stock machinery and fixtures VIII b,
soId Al auction 10 tie hishest bidder day adyred
iAs-tds GoDDtN 4 APPEAsa N, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
FROM RIcHMoND DIRECT To FOREIGN PORTS
DURING TnE YEARS 1850 AND 1881.
sssGS,s59

The articles exported last 10! sized above, Bark
Con Neal Hoop Pc IS Ma H. Paper, Resin, TAlos etc.
INPoRTs ISFN RICMOND DIRECT PROM FOREIGN PORTS
DURING TIE YEARS lsG9 AND 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

MANITOBA stlatinn Teacher (permAneuty) By ma
w 1--we YlrTinan single but uaa SAr educated al %,
Unvey fvrgn of six to eigh. years experience In god
schools Acaaeme 5ahed 10 teach the kng sh orAnea
NAhsmaes Latin Greek and French References, &C, CIV
when desreJ stating terms kind Of school, ke Address
jAu2l-2.s "BAsSUs," ChArlo.teivle, va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE WEST POINT LAND 90.
West Point, Dec. %, 1861.
IUAyIHu listed the Capital stock Of this company With III
Assessor Of the tax for the county OF King william
therefore, the stockholders Of this company need ma ns hei
sto X ia this company tor tAxauoa. JOHN POLLAAD,
de9i-clm Treasurer OF the Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

TNRUSrBR,s SALE OF LAND ON YORK III
ER-on SATURDAY the st day of March neIt ihAll sell
on the premises public suction tract Of land on York Kve
N YORK county, Virginia tsan I'VE miles from williamsburg
formerly called "Rpon Hal" and now known as Big err"
This land In trust % secure the psyn'n
OF certain money mentioned IN the deed, by James Bger An
vile the State OF New York by deede ordeo
York dated the 2d day OF June lS Th
tract contains $500 there upon IT, on the river
edge large mill Also, many kantsome residence
and other building, situated the river There four or nv
hundred cleared an wharf extends - channel OF II
feet water
convey 10 the purchaser such title As il vested In me-
About tioasAnt dollars will required IA cash. a 20 tn
the terms will mad kGown the DAY OF sale
For information, address, Al WiliaI sourg Va,
de2l-ctda 20 hAuNpEhp lrn'tee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

DICHARDSoN,s VIRGINIA AND n. e. AL
n MANIAC for 1902 published and for sale at Is per gros
81 per dozen. NORRIS,
iaqi Publisher md Bookseller.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

NEGaOBs ATAUCTION.
w TIN LIKELY YOUNG EEeRors.
q co and boys, women and Yir,.
DiCsIHsoN HILL, kuetioneers,
iaps Corner Franklin and Wall etreets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

IyHE Oilers nj, services purchase Tobacco BE
erAge- his long eHpehe 10 the trade viii enable him TO
lec y quae suitable for shipping, manufacturing
ianai-sSt JAS. JoSE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

deSl-clm Treasurer OF the Company.
RICHMOND COPFEE MILLS.
SAMUEL YOUNGER .Propris'Or'
Coffee DenIers and Tea Merchants.
IJRoM and Aer the list February next AID during the bloch
ade ms, aud beneac. substitute for oogee sLle
rJuni and ready or ute These vii packed In o
pound eseh aud upwards to 's purchases me , PFest
he stores will be % per pound marked on the labels
HIsl Corner Of 'n 'A0 MAN '''''' 'pp''''' 49,
Coffee roasted the trade in Quane, net less than 100 h'
JaaO-llr
ID for Dyspepsia for sale 10 all quantities a. hEADk "a
KERs DRUG Store r6 Main street cor above p o JAZZ
OE aud for sale, 1000 ID, Beesvs,
lsO ID: ooapy Soap s Fox. ssysA box brown ''a S
BAYNE McmURRAN,
TTLvE on hand and receiving the folk wing articles
Ill which they invite the attention OF the desieIa-
Raj las whole and half eGxe draia aud erognh repps
reg, saAratu MEtehcI sardne sdsnanne Candles ohan
r r.ea and Black Tess Fire Crackers Dried Apples Dire
Peaches together with large AnortHenl Of iooaoeo'
CLUR-5 bbls OF Glue sutsble 70, Printers and CasIne
tTMakerY for sae at MEADE BAkEs5 Drag Store $50 sah
st,sst cor above P ia20
nURE STRAWBERRY sYRUP.-we have for
sac snail lot Of very nice and highly eoneenirsed straw
Sr ySP S y US s and ss White .ug ps and III
full al,sr Of The bsrs. Is syTp ItsI
~ 49, ,ss lss Ma n street. cor above p o. ja2O
DIssoLurIos co partnership of VAN LEW, r,YLoR'
~ CO., Is this day dissolved
Having purchased the nteret OF NJ Peasants the surviy
nr p,tn,r JOHN VAN LEW will hereafter conduct the brs
his All persons indebted to the old concern,
Will please call aad ,e,ile with the undersigned
pt.trond January 81 lang
yUANTED.-The undersigned wishes TO hire good wood
w cutters burnsr work short distance or
the city Persons having hands Of this description please ap
plyto IHOS d. W.
del9-N ~ K aud r. h n ouiee.
GlRDNEK WANTED.
ANTED, good eard e oae who honest and SnP.s "a
w janio Apply" A~'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-21

SALE OF VERY VAL
<G3 liable landed estate In Chesei6ed, 10 Man
view OF Richmond, for sale auction, tle
premises, this day, commencing at II O'CLOCK, A. NJ
The pArtcua Atleaon Of tie pnbc respectfully called 70
NE Charles Rhodes valuable real estate 10 be sold
aueton this day, II o'clock For further particulars see
i,5i-It GopDIN APPERsoH Auct.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY 9, 1862
Mondays Fight at Willlamsburgh.

BALTIMORE, May 8. The Anaerlcan's account
OF the battle of Monday says it was a warmly
contested engagement. Owing to the roughness
OF the country and bad condition of the roads.
but small portion of our troops could be brouobt
into action. Sickles' brigade, of Gen. Hooker's
division, bore the great bfunt of the battle, and
fought most valiantly, though greatly overpow-
cred by numbers and the su perior position and
earthworks Of the enemy.
The approaches to their works were THROUGH
series OF ravlnes and swamps, whilst the rain
tell In torrents all day. The men also had been
laying on their arms all the night previous, and
We're soaked with rain and chilled with cold
Ihe battle ragged from early in tkomornipg until
IN the afternoon, when Gen. Mcclellan arriv-
cd with fresh troops, relieving General Hooker's
DIVISION, who were nearly PROSTATE with fatigue
and exposure, while the third regiment Of Sick
ie $ brigade had Its ranks badly thinned by the
balls OF the enemy. They are represented as
having fought with such imprudent bravery
that not less than 200 were killed and wounded.
After the arrival of Gen Mcclellan the enc
my was fiercely charged by Hancock's Brigade,
and were driven within their works before
nightfall with heavy loss. Nearly 700 of their
dead were left on the field, with many wounded,
though most Of the latter were carried into
| Williamsburg. Our loss was less than 300 kill
ed and 700 wounded.
Night having come on we occupied the battle
field, the rebels having been driven within their
works, ana our forces laid on their arms pre-
pared to storm the works in the morning
AT daylight on Tuesday, General Mcclellan
sent out scouts whilst preparing to move on the
enemys works, who soon reported that the enc
my had again taken to fight. The works of the
enemy at Williamsburg were then taken.
Fort Magruder was a most extensive work,
and capable of a long defense, but the enemy
abandoned it early in the night, retreatlng in
the greatest alarm and confusion. A large
number of wagons, munitions, and considerable
stores of provisions were found in the town,
and the road was ssrewn for many miles with
arms and Announcements.
A number of deserters made their escape,
and came within our lines, who stated that they
had received intelligence that large numbers of
Federal troops were landing on York river,
above Williamsburg, to flank them.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
PROPOSALS FOR A NKW PARTY.

WASHINGTON, May 8. Messrs. Richardson,
Knapp, Robinson of Ill.,, Law, Voorhees, OF Ind.
Allen, White, Noble. Pendleton, Morris, Val
landigham Of Ohio, johnson, Ancona of Pa,
and Shiel of Oregon, having issued an address
to the Democracy, setting forth that party or
ganization is a positive good, and essential to
the preservation Of public liberty.
This they consider vital necessity, and in
vite all without distinction of State, section or
party, who are for the Constitution as it is and
for the Union as it was, TO unite with them in
their great work upon terms of perfect equality.
This, they agree, is the great issue
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
NEARLY DRY ENOUGH TO IRON.

However the garment may be- treceves e4aal
amount Of pressure 1t is also sufficiently strong, and SO
BACTORIES LARGE HOTELS, &C. Although it is
,ma and simple Machine, it is able to do large amount
Of work in a short time.
This Machine has been thoroughly for three years
past, and found to do everything that it designed to
DO. And after any buys one Of Them and fnds it
will do what claim for it, theJ return it and have
shcir money ally agents authorized to do this.
80 there chance for You to get humbugged by giving
them a trial. and it may be just the thing ycu want
TO wash with this Machine, put your clothes to soak for
about twenty minutes in strong soap suds with warm
ter then he through the rolls five or six simes back
and forth into the suds when they will require rubbing
excepting the very dires parts such as collars and
wristbands, which will require but slight rub with the
ha nds By this process you will be able to do your wash
ing in less than half the time you can by hand or any
other machine in and niue easier and no wear and
to your clothes like the rubbing board AMI twisting
get the water from themas can see the principle
of my Machine is to squeeze instead of rub and twist
which evades all friction.
Manufactured at North6eld, VI.
A Machine on exhibition at Braman Tildcn's.
f. INGALt.S, Agent.
MANUFACTURERS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS, ,
70 Milk and Is Congress Streets. }
BOSTON MARCH 1sT, 1862.
To Mann acturers, the Trade, and the Public:
In the grant from the N. Hayward Company to Metro.
poitan Washing Machine Company under the license Of
Oh .res Goodyear said N. Hayward Company for the
use Of vulcanzed India Rubber coverings for rolls, the
right to such application to the Bailey machine spe
cialy reserved and is exclusively owned by the ~ Hay
ward Company. These machines and rights are guar
anteed to the trade ana manutac,ure ana is the only
invention in which the Vucanzed Rubber Rolls and GOV
erngs for Rolls, do not turn on the SHAFT, or smut the
clothes.
The injunction granted in favor of the NJ Hayward
Company, joint complainants. and the subsequent
grant, with the above reservation; establish the right
to this article in the Hayward Company. ANY 9TH
Err REPRESENTATION Is FALSE, and evidently in.
tended p6se upon the public false OF
title asWell worthless Machines, that turn on the
shaft and smut. N. HAYWARD COMPANY.
THEO. G. WEEKS, Agent.
BARRIE, May 8, 1852
This may certify that have used Of Wash
ing and wrinyng Machines and can say that 1t viii DC
ali that is recomme nded and am satisfied that it saves
half Of the work in washing and wrnging and will
dry in half the time, and great SAVING In the wear
| Of clothes. A. NJ. JACkmAN, Barre Hotel.
MoNrvRLIRR, April II, 1852.
This may certify that have used one Of Bailey's
Washing and Wringing Machines over one year, and
am satisfied that II in my business the help Of
at least girl, besides saving large ameunt In the
ear and tear Of clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09
4. O'CLOCK =. M.
From ifECGIe70aRa'S Column
Great Battle at West Point.
REBELS DEFEATED WITH GREAT
SLAUGHTER
THE ARMY q" ON TO RICHMOND ="
sEWALLS POINT SHIELDED
The Movement On Norfolk Com
menced
Particulars of the Fight Near Williamsburg

BALTIMORE, May 9. Advices from Fortress
Monroe state that Sewall's Point has been
shelled, and the movement on Norfolk has COM
menced. A battle has taken place at West
Point. in which the rebels were defeated with
great slaughter. Particulars soon.
The Herai4s despatch SAYS a despatch from
Fredericksburgh states that it Is currently re-
ported and generally believed there that Nor
folk has been evacuated by the rebels.
NEW YORK, May g. The Herald prints tho
following despatch irom Gen. Marcy
WnLIAxsBuRGn, May 8. Gen. Mcclellan,
on the 9Th inst, had most decisive victory
Only about 10000 of our troops were engaged
against $4,000 Of the best rebel troops. Our
men Tough, most valianJly, and used the bayo-
net freely. which the rebels could not stand.
Tbey fought well until they felt the cold steel,
| when they took to their heels and run like
hounds, leaving their dead, wounded and SICK
upon our hands. 10. johnson led them IN per
son. They have lost several of their best 9TH
GERS.
The Heralds correspondent gives the follow.
ing graphic account OF the charge OF uen. han
cocks brigade, comprising the oIh Name, o'h
Wisconsin, and 43d New York regiments, sup
ported by Wheelers battery, on the rebels
| Scarcely one hundred yhFoS "oio "0'" Wv
rebels and our guns, when our sklrlnIsh nrc DO,
came silent. The lines of the 9th Wisconsin and
ADD New YORK, formed up in close order to the
right of the battery. The long range OF mus
ket barrels came to a level and one terrible vol
ley tore through the rebel line. in moment
more the same long range of muskets came to
another level, the order to charge with the bay
onet was given, aud away went the regiments
with one glad cheer Gallant as our toes nndoupt-
eddy were they could not meet that Buy rev
brigades mentioned in history nave oohc pe.sel
than that brigade did For space, which was
generally estimated at three fourths OF mile,
thew advanced under the fire of ssplendidly
served battery, and with cloud Of skirmsher.
stretched across the forest whose fire was very
destructive, and if after that tho rebels had not
enough nerve to meet line Of bayonots . .is
come towards them like the spires Of destruction
;nosrnste, it need no. be wondered a. one
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09

sIs Machine is adapted all kinds of Clothes, from
L pocket handkerchief to a bedqut You can wiring
Jour Clothes in less than quarter OF the time, and
much dryer that they will dry in half the time and
nure your Clothes half as much when twisted
By hand. This Machine is formed with Two SPRING
Rolls COVERED RUBBER, and constructed as to
cn together with great pressure and turn fast and easy
The springs in the rolls constructed to yield the
most in the centre, where the hulk of the Clothes
conducted as they pass between them By This means the
springs with the rubber close tight around the Clothes
lint they come through
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-09

MONTFRLIRk, April IT, It0Z.
This may certify that have used one Of Bailey's
Washing and Wrngins Machines over one year, and
satisfied that II saves ne In my business the help OF
At least one GIRL besides saving large amount in the
ear and tear Of clothes. LEVI BOUTWELL,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27
THE WAR KENTUCKY.
Rout of G1errillas.

MApIsoNvILLr. near Henderson, Ky, Aug
% "A body Of United States cavalry were at
tackled two miles from here, by party OF guer
rillaS who were lying In ambush. The cavalry
fell back until they gained an opportunity to dis
mount and then advanced, afoot, on the ReUels
and drove them back mile. They then halted
and w2ited for 4 reinforcement OF infantry, two
companies of which soon arrived on the ground
After fifteen minutes firing, the Rebels broke
and fed. Five r sbelS are reported 10 have been
killed. The number OF their wounded has not
been ascertelned Seventeen prisoners were cap.
tured The loss Of the Fedefals wass.x wounded
two Of them mortally.
Lieutentant COlonsl Johnson, of the 69th In
diana Regiment, commanded the infantry, and
Captain Platter the cavalry. The Rebels. are pre-
pairing for another attack.
DANviLLE, Aug 26 Last night, 2GO guerlllas
e2cauped On Shelby farm, six miles from here
near tie line between Boyle and Lincoln, were
eating and feeding their horses, when she Har
FOds5urE and D4nvilI9 Home Guard, sixty strong
surprised them, killing three, wounding eight
and capturing thirty horses. They are still pur
suing them. The Federal Ices was one killed
and t%o wounded.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 26.-Gen. Wright left fol
Frankfort tonight.
Mae recruits in this county, on their way tc
Join Morgan, were captured this morning. Great
mum oers are leaving Kentucky TO join the Con.
federates since Ghe PRONUNCIATION of the order to
DRAFT for the u =. amy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27
GEN. AIORGAN's POSITION.
4 Bis Rebel Army near Nim-The Rebels
EcrQiSed n Fort D2neLsan.

CINCIN1ATI, Aug ga special dispatch to the
Commercial from the Chaplain Of the list Ohio
Regiment, dated Fort Donelson, 25th inst says
that the rebels under Col. w God ward, the same
that took GAINESVILLE, ma6c an attack on the fort
and were repulsea, with leg. of 80 killed md
wounded. Col Wocdward's horse was killed
under him, and his saddle and pistols are now In
our possession.
The rebels sent flag OF truce previous to the
attack. ard demanded surrender. The ques.
:ioa was pat to the officers, and every man voted
"No.n Tae force Of the rebels consisted OF four
hundred and dry infantry, three hundred and
thirty-fve cavalry, and two field pieces.
The fort was under the command Of Major Hart
with fcIr companies OF the Ills. Ohio Regiment,
Col. r fdnsy AIlSoa's Regiment
The Commercials Lexington, Ky, dispatch
says there Is no occasion for alarm about Gen.
Morgan'S position. courier has arrived who
reports that there is no fear Of starvation among
lila forces. The rebels have Is OO0 men in front Of
him, and 30, COO in his rear, commanded by Gems
Bragg, Floyd and Kirby Smith.
Casssus NJ Clay left to-day with his brigade.
Gen. Nelson has relieved Gen Wallace, who
will take the field.
Colonel Charles Anderson, OF the Ninety third
Ohio, has been appointed commander Of this
post
The Negro Brigade, raised TO repair the several
railroads leave TO morrow.
Gen Jas. :. Jackson, late Congressman from
the % District Of Kentucky, will take the field
Immediately
The G2zette's Frankfort correspondent says that
an arrival from tDe mountains gives more Oh GER
ing news
Gen. Morgan has repulscd large force on the
other side Of the Cumberland Gap, and ha, pro-
visions and forage enough to lasl him thirty days
He Il In no danger.
Col Garnard has had several skirmishes with
the enemy, repusing them every lime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-27
2iiE WAR IN MISSOURI.
Defeat OF q Rebel Band

GRgEavILLE, Mo-, Aug. 25.-Major Lippert>of
the 18th Illinois Cavalry, with 800 strong, me,
with body Of $50 rebels yesterday, between
Bloomfield and Cape Girardeau, and after fierce
engagement routed them. Thirty men were
killed, fifty wounded, and sixteen taken pris-
oners. number OF horses several wagons, a
quantity Of arms and ammunition, and their en-
tire camp equipage, were taken. The rebels
scattered In utter confusion through the woods
and 1t is not probable that they will again come
together Parties Of Union troops, Thoroughly
equipped for guerilla chasing, are after other
rebel bands.
Gen. Blunt has probably, ere this, engaged
Coree's forces, provided the latter gained suf-
hcient courage to stoR running af,er forming q
junction with RAINS forces at Greenfield.
GREENvILLE, Mo. August % Since the battle
| at Long Jack Gen. Blunt, with formidable
| force, has been pursuing the combined rebel
l be- nds, under COlee and Quantfeu. It was ex.
| pected that they would form q junction with
| Rains ct Greenfield, and offer him battle, and
all hoped that such would be the case, as Gen
Blunt had sufficient forces TO dispel any feelings
Of alarm as to tha result being other THAI victory
| for the National arms. The guerillas would
also have had almost their entire force in the ell.
1 gagement, and with their defeat and DISPERSION
| would naturally end the guerilla raid in Mis-
souri,. But the Rebel Rains was not at Green.
| field, and the bands of Coffee and Quantrell fed
| Arkansas alone promised safety, and that wa,
| sained as speedily az possible.
4 zen. Blunt having found further pursuit use
| less, las sent his artillery and cavalry to Fo,
| Scott His infantry still remains in the vicinity
| Of Greenfield, where ali Is at present quiet.
| 10 Arkansas, Coffee and Rains have formed a
junction d;d are recruiting and recognizing
e7ldentlyfc- the purpose of furtl dep reda atoms
Gen. Blunts force is dis pos d thu it can kee
| close watch, AID he enabled TO move speedily tc
| any point required. With the exception OF small
rowing bands, the State at present may be con
sidered free from COnfet crate forces thOug the,
are only waiting for a favorable opportunity L
| again swarm over IT.