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hand of this true man among the aithless being uni

hand Of this true man among the fathles being uni.
versal and intense.
The party were then conducted to substantial
breakfast, which was refshed with stories Of Rebel
perldy.
Accompanying Parson Brownlow are bis daugb-
ter, Miss Brownlow, whose heroism is a bouseho'd
word at Toe North; his son, John Bell Brownlow,
Miss Daer, Mss Peterson, and Mr.. Childs, the pub
lisier of bis book, with whom he has been stopping
for some lime while lie has been completing it.
Ii may be well to say that the pictures Of Miss
Brownlow ere unaccountably unlike her; they are
not beautiful.
On his arrival in the city, The Parson went i'm
mediately 10 tho Astor House, the hospitality Of
which hostory hiss been rendered to him. He is TO
receive public welcome at the Academy OF Music
on Thursday evening. lie bates no jot Of ndlgna-
rion at the Re els, aud nrges all to throw hot shot
u, them fguratively If they cannot literally.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
NATIONAL MOVEMENTS AGAINST THE
EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL

Ftom 1Ht LuncllnLQ RtpnLlican

From TIE JVnchDuTQ NtpDtTic1nl N0Vd
We have some very discourbging rurnors again
from Southwestern Virginia. The enemy If said
10 be advancing rapidly and in force on Dublin and
Wytheville We think these runlors exapgeated,
and We advise the people not TO be alarmed. it Is
tie evident purpose however, Of the enemy to cut
TO pieces onr railroad ard destroy resources Oh
army snppljes If he can. Our Government must
prevent Il at oil hazards and it ought at to re-
ipstate Gen FLOYD TO the command in that quarter.
The Postmaster Of WytheviIle indorses on his
post-bill 70 this city that the enemy is 200 strong
at Giles Court-House. This we suppose 10 his
strength In t,is quarter. We cannot believe the ru-
mon that there are from 10000 to 1900 Yankees in
Western Virginia.
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lAdvsrtissuisnt.I
AERATED BREAD.
From Professor Sillimsn.

YALE COLLEGE,. NKw.HAvzs, Nov Is, 1861.
"I have long been familiar with the process Of mailing
bread light by serstion.
The common notion that the process Of fermentation 10
essential TO prepare srsibe h.d, BY change effected
by in the starch rooues j. ,sctuay set aside The ex'
pedence the Loadon HOspai shows that this AsTats4
Bread dse.bs wtou. eniencs by stomschs which
wholly refuse fern.nted bread Whittier, swsster lighter
diyastibs bread. aud from given quantity ss
hour made by this process than by iermentaon-whils
entire cleanliness and the absence Of oil deleterious SUBJ
stances. are secured the sane time. Nothing but salt 70
addedo the psss-he csbonc acid escapes In the baking
have this bread considerable time and ct inter.
vals for many months and always with sstisfscon Dry
made from this bread has dscscy Of favor not found
In any other bread have tasted B. SILLixAN, IT,"
The AERArED BKxAD COMPANY are now prepared TO hlI
orders for the above BREAD. in large small quantities G
their Bakery in Lafayette place. corner 4th-rt.
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PERSONAL.

Major P. NJ. Ryerson, of the 9Th New-Jersey
Regiment, reported killed at the battle of Williams
burg and barbarously mutilsted beside, was native
Of Psssaic County, NJ. At one time the family
were in afuent circumstances, having owned an ex.
tensive tract of tho iron region in that county The
deceased carried on the manufacture OF pig and bar
iron for several years 1t his large works near Pomp-
ton. but was overwhelmed in tie general wreck OF
1887. At the call for troops last Summer he joined
heartily in the work Of raising the Sth Regiment,
and acquitted himself rs an excellent officer and
brave man.
The gunboat Varuna, which, Under Lieut.. Boggs,
sunk ak Rebel gunboats in the Mississippi, below
Orleans, and then went dowo, sinking her IRON
clad anagons, with her. snd frng her guns till they
were submerged WAS built b, the Malorys at Mys-
tic. Conn, last year, IS merchant vessel and was
purchased by the Government on the recommenda-
tion Of Commodore Gregory. Her career has been
short but glorious, and the history Of her exploits
will be brilliant exemplifcstion Of American naval
prowess.
Capt Boggs, the hero Of the battle Of New-Or-
leans, who after destroying six vessels OF tho
enemy, and while bis own craft, the gallant Veruns,
was sinking, blew up the rebel ram: has been ap'
pointed by the President to the &C nmand OF the
Juniats, a comparatively vesses sof-war, car y'
ing twelve guns, now lyrng at fp'lsde'pnia' %
brave aud valuable an officer could n long remain
ashore at this emergency.
Capt. Potter, Of the ship Cuwat;r, and OF Bos'
ton. and the second mate were bot, washed over
hoard dnring gale of Cape Horn, arsl drowned.
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FATAL Durt.--A fatal duel was Tough. near

FATAL DUEt.--A fatal duel was fought near
Dofsn Mason County, ky Thursday afternoon, between
Col L.onids, Metcslfe ard Mr. Wn u. Casto Ia which the
ls-r va. Killed Tie difficulty between the parties origin
te from an old udge entertained by Caste seans Meteaie
tho latter having been insrunen,a last Fall IN causing the
arrest Of Caste. and other rsbd sece-'oni'is OF MaS''e
IN having thern incs cersted Fort Wsen Col Ms,cse
"a. M that tne the head Of issm nary regiment "Aicn
rrioned good serice h. clearing the county from ram, 70
NJ terpg of Rebels his force being the adva ce guard o.
Cen Nel.on. 4, Vision Ills subsequently eoi
sodaed with other regiments He !, son Of tNuoV. Met
c.l. o Kentucky aud resides Ia Siehoias tonnty oao
- tl. challenging party The weapons used were Miti
d.s dsauca yards At the first hfe, Casio el noTey
wounded snd eIPiled In short time S'L Mec''' N''
NJ uluTed.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

TAKE CARE OF THE WOuyDED SoLDrrRs.-The
Albany and Boston Railroad Company have recently
had two passenger reitsd for the special con-
yeyance ol wounded soldiers. About half the seats
in each car have been taken up, and the places filled
with berths, six on side which are furnished with
hair mattresses and pillows, blankets, and covers.
They are designed to accommodate some thirty SOL
ders each Each car is TO be furnished with saloon
and cooler TO be filed with iee.watcr.
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OPERATIONS ON JAMES RIVER-PROS
pECTINE FALL OLE RICHMOND.

PECTIVE FALL OF RICHMOND.
We learn through Capt. Hill OF the steamer
Schultz that our batteries ai Days Neck and Har-
dys Bluit, ON James River, were attacked by three
of the enemy's gunboate yesterday morning at :
clock and silenced in short time.
The steamers Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson
both arrived here yesterday evening at a late hour,
and aie now at Drury's Bluff awaiting further or.
ders. II is believed that the river at that point wi
DO properly obstructed by the sinking Of boats and
vessels.
One OF the vesses which attacked our batteries at
short range was the iion-clad steamer Ghlena: The
two others were supposed TO be wooden yesses.
We learn that a heavy fight was on Wednesday
proQressing at or near Diaschun Bridge, in james
CITY County. There were at Mount Airey appre-
tensions that portion Of our army had been cut
off.
letter from the vicinity says
From appearances, the fight approaches TrOwer's
Point, at the mouth Of Diaschun Creek | fear our
army Is cut oil. God help in our struggle for indie
pondence There is a lighter now crossing the riyer
at the mouth of the above Creek, loaded with
troops.
Capt Hll, learning this information, and shortly
after meeting the Patrick Helry and Thomas Jeifer-
son on their way up, deemed ii prudent TO return TO
Richmond with tue cOmnissary stores.
We are alarElsts, but III view OF The 1acts
above stated we earnestly urge upon every cltizen
TO bs watchf1l and determined TO meet the invader
with an undaunted spirit, should lie succeed in max
ing his way to the vicinity of Richmond
Richmond Dispatch, May 3.
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CITY ITEMS.
AmUsEBrENTs THIS EVENING

WJNrrR GARprN-Brosdwsy. "Geradine."
WArrscK's THysTEK-No SA Broadway "She Stoops to
Conquer"
Nis.o.s GAKpEs--ijroadway. The Enchsntress"
SAuxs RoyAL CIKcrs-falGce Garden. Fourteenth street
ard Sixth avenue, Jack the Giant Killer" afternoon
B.rxrss AMERICAN MrsHux-B Broadway Grand National
Dog Show, Com. Mutt, Whale, kc, day and night;
Flowers Of the Forest" afternoon and evening
NATIONAL AcApgaY ov DEsiGS-No o25 Broadway, DAY
and evening.
BAlAAR-Moxsrt Han, No. 663 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

FRoM NsssAU.-By the British ship Alma, Capt.
Boodie, from Nassau. NJ r., We learn that the Con
federste steamship Onto from Southampton, had
lust arrived with a cargo Of arms for the Rebels.
The British steamship Stella, from Southampton,
with arms and satpetcr, was waiting m opportunity
TO rnn the blockade. Also the British steamship
Minnie, from Southampton, with a cargo OF salt for
the same destination, was in port
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

Tar New STEAMER CRY OF NORWICH
vessel, built for the New-York and, Norwich Trans
ing from the ship-yard Of Mr. John Englis, at the
foot of Tenth street, L. Il. The City Of Norwich is
beautiful specimen of marine architecture. Her
model is considered perfect in every respect. her
length Of keel ID 200 fee; length over all % ieet
breadth of beam, 50 feet breadth over ni % feet
Iepth OF hold, II feet draft, 3 feet 6inches; and
when loaded, 6 feet. Her engine was built al tne
Alhro Works. The diameter OF the cylinder IS .,
inches length Of stroke II feet. There Is ohiy one
boiler placed amidsnips in the hold. lie diame'eE
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
ARRIVAL OF ANOTHER PRIZE.

Tie British ship Alliance of Liverpool, England,
in CHARGE Of Acting Master Welch, formerly Of the
schooner MARY Alice, arrived in port on Tuesday
morning. She WA captured at the taking Of Fort
Macon by Gen. BURNSIDE expedition, with a full
cargo Of sprits turpenne, while lying near the fort
waiting an opportunity 10 run the blockade for ,he
Iiyerp0o market.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

RpoprSIxG OF TRADE WITH NEw-ORLEANs.-
In view of the Presidents proclamation, announcing
The reopenipg OF the port of New-Orleans, large
number of merchants and shippers here are making
active preparations for the resumption of trade with
that city. Many applications for permit to trade
with the Crescent City have been made to the
Collector of the Port. but mono have a yet been
granted. The fact of so many applications, how
ever, shows the lively interest felt 10 the matter
among oar shippers and merchants.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

STATE AGESr FOR PESSsYLvASfA.-Mr Stewart
Newell Of this city has been appointed by Gov.
Curtin Of Pennsylvania the Resident Agent Of Penn.
ylyania TO receive and forward the troops OF that
State arriving at this city, and who will receive
every attention throngh him. Mr.. Neweus Office il
at uresens at No. 81 Cedar street.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE SWAYNE'
TREASON DEFINED.
From TIE Cineinnon Gaseite.

IL will be remembered that james w. Cbenoweth
wus indicted for treason By the United Stetes Grand
Jury, in giving aid snd comfort TO the enemy by
dealing in cOntraband goods. At the present Term
lci he Circuit Court, Jus.ice Swayne and Judge
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

TIE AFRICAN CIVILIZATION SocIETY.-This or.
ganizaiion will hold their Annual Meeting in Zion
Church. corner Of Church and Leonard streets, this
evening. Addresses win be delivered by the Rev.
r. Lewis Perry, of Chatham, c. W., NJ. x. Delany,
NJ. d.. the Rev. II. IL. Garnet, aud others.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

An OUTRAGEOUS AssAULr.-WsltS S. hnrcn OF
this city, violently assaulted r. Palmer 30 ' sculptor,
while in coayersaon State street this oIn ~ az -
la made remark about the superior VII " orn
people Of tho North, fron which Mr. q. dis Nntes onss
dispaTs sgng remark, which elected from Nj r H,.. wss
that tho place for those who entertained IN Palmer
south the Potomac. whereupon Mr O. sTS sramsr is
by throat aud pushed him over box - - old upon
neither a Draw or nor rufan, he simply bi,se % Isk
himself and tho melee closed ALBANY k9e' !Sc-r i've
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Eok 1862.

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paid By Express s per 100. Cash orders solicited.
We supply back numbers Of the Tribune Anar.e fog
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

DEPARTMENT OF KASsAs.-Gen. Jsmes Blunt, U.
8 v. having been assigned to tie :)epa.tment of
Kansas. vice Denver, has made the sollocing sta8
appointments
st'I,eut n. O. Loring Ad-deCsnp.
I,t Lieut.. J. Fin. Hill. Aidc-de lamp.
The posts of Quarermas.er aud Coums-y tsye mol yss
been ned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

DEATH OF VERMONT SOLDIER AT THE NEW
YORK HosPIrAL.-On Monday, Jones M. Smith, a
native Of Vermont % years Of age died at the New
York Hospital from the effects of gunshot wound
received in his left shoulder at Lees Mills Deceased
was admitted to the hospital on the % inst, since
which time his arm has been amputated The Coro-
ner held an inquest on the body.
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fldyeYtisament. |

THE DOG-SHO at BARNUMS attracts thou
sand, both from the novelty the thing the Of the
animals Some the noblss specimens Of dogs
on exhibition there
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advertisement.

DAILY VICTORIES by our Armies make busi-
brisk To in to the beet sdvantsSss
obtain 9 careful Phrsnoog cal Ia animation Of
FOWLER WELLS, No. 308 BrosdwsyI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

"a SILENT MEETIyG."-Mr. Merwin, in his
speech at the meeting OF the American Temperance
Union last Wednesday evening, sad; " The Qua
kers are fighting for the Union. A young man IN
Washington, member Of Quaker family, enlisted
in the Union army. He called to say farewell to an
old aunt, a Quaker lady, who remarked to him,
Thomas, what strange clothes thee has on, for q
Friendl' Yes, Rebecca. they are military clothes
| have joined the army and l am going to do some
thing for my country We'll, Thomas, this is a
good country and we have an excellent Government,
and thee knows my sentiments about war, and what
my teachings have always been; but, Thomas if thee
take. gun, and thee should meet any Of the wicked
Rebel- advise thee, Thomas, not TO have Q silent
meetiag."
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

RowDY Shot BY POLICEMAN IN BosTOS.-
On Saturday night officer James Y Hill Of the Boston Police,
IN attempting TO arrest rowdies who drunk and
dsordey On the street resisted by the party who beat
him In the most shame He ordered them TO dsss
but they still acted determined bic fe when hs
fired his revolver aud shst Morris Buckley Fot Hill boy"
In the len tempe cln'ns almost imnedsse death. The
persons who Witnessed forbesrauce Of Ocsr H say
tha, his condsct perfectly jusihsb He YVES 90 bed
beaten however as to be yet In dangerous condten
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
oss,,e ~ TIE RATTLE Of WEST POINT

vOccI's ~ THE Nat liz Dp W -.'l AOiNA'
Hcaoc..r. .Hs sisi ;AGiNrNr y. w.
NPAa " c-T p0iNr. Va. Mag 8, lSos.
49, .t,of TIE y =. T,5p4e.
O.. Inclosed please ind list of killed, wounded,
ard ii ius # this regiment in the .ght Oh yester-
A, am sorry to say il addition that some OF the
,his division Were brought in with throa's
scn.r with q hslf-a-. zen bayonet wonnds
er IN orr own ,egimont). The bodies OF our
were in possession OF TIE enemy during the
morning; bu, alter this regime; advanced and drove
.s,n ol, We found, in aoOiiion 70 being muilated,
tbs, tbsir rockets had been iled Of al that wac
vakl ,ble.
n " ask that you would send me few copies
~. paper containing your fefort OF inc hight.
FRANK Jones.
AdJu'sIt 3ls. N Wv, Franz An's Division
LIST q CASUALTIES, THiKIA-F FIRST hE"-fokh
- LUSTEERs IN THE FiGHT AT WEST POINT,
VA WEDNESDAY, MAY 7. lc02.
OFFICERS KILLED.
roxt sry D. CoMPAsy CONpANr ..
MA baDocck. Capt AGEu Eeh. Isl IL E1ea fIo'e
WOUNDED.
r.,tp.NY ? COMPANY II.
rs-, n lbas E Klein Seed 1t Edo a frosssrd
y,,t ~ a'y SehiokL.rdt. James Murphy,
L.eopod Seckei.
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Of her paddle-wheelS Is 80 feet, with 8 feet face

Of her padde-wheelk Is 80 feet, with feet face:
Her immense power, in proportion to her ME, will
insure very great speed and Regularity regardless Of
the weather, while her remarkably light draft Will
enable her to pass up and down the Thames TO and
from Norwich at all stages Of the tide. Thi::
steamer is built in the most substantial manner, and
is designed expressly for the transportation OF
freight between this cty aud Norwich. She will bs
commanded by Capt. o. B. Sturges, long and favor
ably known as a commander Of s Gamers on tho
Sound. The City Of Norwich Is expected TO bs
ready to take her place on the route by about tho
lst Of July next.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
-ur uAv OF RETRKDUTEoN DRAW
ING NEAR.
,,,rcnas.a Capture Of Mobile.

an, p,tc,s5hyg VA Erpress of the 9th instant
-.,.,;-b.s 4 E following important dispatch;
Thb '''- NOZZLE May 3. 1862.
The savpncc Of c% pOes e Tsa f01r1Sa,ss no,e are
SWon I-,ai.d. u,ovihg 'asiwar'.
o. rsv We f-Mg occasionally, apparently feehng lor
,s.res az the fort are confident IN their ability
20 hoi' ''' ArGusrA, May Z, 1909.
u,6ae T'r;iuae has an oaicial dispatch from
80 - ioore. dated I'd iost,, which ssys deser'er
CsnP " ,ee feet, who has reached here, says
fon r.,r,,., ". psr.trln l,,ttbe river for The pur.
sna. ., attaching l.o.iie. We lave faith In tins
sfas suent.
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s,N,.N,n rnEl- lTLNTD.

krcrsrA ghn-siay Nay Q, 1862.
~, So,9sart HgG0f,c.n says th@t the Yankees
,..o,apijegug t'e nver and coast batteries
=; ,h; ucl..c vi,..th,ir cubcl's 4 brlloon cani,'
~ ne. II ,ot.e uoo,h Of Ade''iine Creek ana then
N.a,ns'-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14
THE WORDFN TESTIMONIAL.

Tie Undersigned acknog ledges receipt Of the fol-
lowing additions to the subscriptions already an
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHooL.-The course
Of instruction for the presen, year at the Coiamba
College Law School was closed on Monday evening
by lecture from the Hon. Judge DAILY Oh the
Examination Of the Trial of Causes before Courts.
The Graduating Glass will be examined on Wednes-
day upon the Law Of Domestic Relations, Contracts
and Commercial Law on Thursday upon the La"
Of Real Estate; and on Friday upon Equity JuriS-
prudence, Evidence, and Practice. These exsmina-
lions will be held at No. 81 Lafayette place, COM
mencing each day ut y p. M, under the direction OF
DIR. Dwight, Professor of Municipal Law, assisted
by the distinguished gentlemen Of the Law Com
mi,tee. The Annual Commencement will take place
on Wednesday, the 2lst instant, at the Historical
Soeis ty Rooms corner of Eleventh street. and Sec
ond avenue. when a valedctory will be delivered
by Mr.. Edward Darlington, as vel as an address by
tie Hon. Alex. w. Bradford.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

PUBLIC REcEPTIoS.-At meeting Of the joint
Committee on National Affairs of the Common Coun-
cl yesterday it was determined to participate in
the reception Of the wounded soldiers who ex-
pected from Williamsburg, aud to meet ut the Hall
this morning and proceed in body to tender Capt
Bailey the freedom OF the city. The Committee will
also wait upon Lieut.. Worden with the view Of be.
slowing upon him similar honor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

The GREAr Doc SHow.-The following premiums
were awarded yesterday, at the great dog show, at
Barnums Museum:
s>t,,,,-Fix. pc-rpiam Donald Mcdonald; second D. c.
Alnson; third David smith fourth L. T. Hubbard; hth
Charles Cocks sixth Mr. R-nshsw Ten other premiums
awarded -. ~
Pornteri-First premium Francis Butler second W. +.
Bsnsan .hird Alfred A. L,comb fourth Thomas MARION
6f,h. VIM HoIden; ,ish o. Munroe seventh, o. Spin
dler eighth, J. Born.sw.
Eigl,h Bsdglo-firt premium, Nh. +. Biihop; second
l.. y. Hall
The Museum was tbronged by ladies and gentle
men throughout the entire day and evening. To-day
premiums will be awarded to bloodhounds, mastiffs
bulldogs bullterriers Scotch and Skye terriers, aud
shepherd dogs The premiup dogs of Monday snc
Tuesday and Mr. Buffers 80 different breeds remain
on exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

The Women AND THE RELIEF Fusp.-The Mayor
in his remarks to the soldiers wives who thronget
the office on Mopday did no, state to them, as ba'
been published that he would lay the matter Of theiI
relief before the Common Council; but did say thai
that snbect was already before the Board in COM
nunication from the Controller.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-14

The FIRE ON LosG IsLASD.-In addition to the
Losses enumerated by US yesterday, occasopsd oy
the great fire which broke out on Friday last IN
Southtown, Long Island, We learn Of the following;
Three dweng-houses and four barns, between Am
ityvne and Babylon the house OF MIR. Ellis Strong
and one of his barns, together with their contents
Mr. S. was insured his mouse 81 900, and on bis
barn, where his thrashng- -machine and other farm
ing utensils were stored, 500. The widow Hane's
large mansion was consumed she was insured fol
$4,000. Henry Van Nostrand lost bis house and
barn, swine in pen, and everything. Timothy Benny
ost his barn. wagon-houss, hay, and grain; be wal
insured for $50. Mr.. Bants lost his barn; insured
for $3.50.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-02-19

The following letter from Capt Lindsay, was receiv-
ed BY our feowcitizen, J. W. Smith, ESQ., and handed
to for publication:
CAMP BENJAMIN, Feb 10, 1s62.-The Ist brigade
Louisiana volunteers have this evening received march
ing ORDERS destination yet unknown to us but as we
ordered to take ten days raons it must be some
distance, We will leave on Wednesday at o'clock,
4. NJ, and believe We 60 Columbus 81 Tennessee
others think North Carolina will have to leave only
one man. that IS private Waite who is suffering from
typhoid ferer-he is not dangerous The friends of the
Fencibles may rest assured that they will give the van
KEGS good fight. As have much to do, YOU must
excuse this scroll. Put this information in tie papers
for the benefit Of our friends, as the boys can't iii
have time to write. win write you from some point
and report our doings and hope that may be able to
carry the Feneibles' through safely
All letters for members of this company must be ad
dressed to Che care Of Burbrdge Il Co, New Orleans
who Will forward them. Your friend
RI Fl LINDSAY