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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25

FORTRESS MoNEoE. June -5.-N.::n.
\ M-The steamer Aefa7ru,-l arrived
from City Point last ui@lif. h-a. t"3 late to
send a despatch through
The Richmond papers OF Sa'u,lav con
,siG a. brief aecoJm; of = bloody battle
fought on Monday last, between tiye 6-l-
eIli regiments and a battery OF Parrot
GUNS and a part of four confederate r,ai-
mcutS and battery
The battle lasted all day with heavy
loss on both sides.
The Charleston Mercury said ,lat the
battle would be renewed the next d.lv.
and expressed apprehen~ionS for ihe safety
Of the city, IN consequence of the cNhau~-
tion of the Southern troops, and the loss
of many officers
Generals Evans and Pcn,llctun IN c1lnf,li-
mented the troops for their bravery in
standing under the shells of our gunbuats
and batteries.
The despatch says II can't b. denied that
jackson has been heavily reinforced lately
and that the Federal columns must either
combine or fall back across the Potomac.
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From Memphis.

MEowuIs. june 1S.-Gcn. Low. Wal
lace has resumed command ol' the civ
His FIRST official act was 10 take possession
of the i1a7tS Office, which has becn out
spoken in Its sympathics for Secession.
L w. Knox, OF the New York HaulR.
and y ID. Richardson, of the Tribune.
have been appointed to supervise all edi-
torials which may appear in the papers.
Threats have been made to tear down
the Union flags flying over the honses OF
some of the citizens, the Provost Mar
shal has issued orders instructing the
guard to shoot down any one attempting
TO haul down the flags. or Offering to In
suit or modest the resident citizens who
have thus manifested their devotion to the
Union.
Orders have also been issued 10 impris-
on all citizens carrying concealed weap-
onS
Guerrillas are prowling around the
country. Five were arrested last night
by the pickets, in the suburbs of the city.
Owing TO the scarcity of change, the
Board of Alderman voted TO issue SIOO-
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having represented us in this capacity
before, his acts are well known to the
people, and having received this nomina-
ton 10y the unanimous consent of the Con-
yention, must claim your sincere and
hearty support.
Gen. JosFIT rDoNALD. the wheel
horse of Democracy, and favorite of
the people, has been for the fourth time.
without any solicitation on his part.
unanimously chosen candidate for the
Office of Prothonotary. We need not
speak of this man to the people of Cam
bria county, as there i not a citizen in it
who does not know him or who has not
felt the benign influence of his friendship,
ardentiy devoted TO the interests of his
country, opposed to scctionalism, and dyed
in the wool a Democrat, we eeLconfident
that he will receive the entire support of
the party.
l.. 5. NooN, Esq, the nominee for
District Attorney Is Hkcwi~c well known
in this county, he has f!led that Office
with di@uity and honor for the last three
years, aud as a proof of his worth anl
efficiency, the Democracy of Cambria
have a second time. by unanimous voice
selected him "a candidate to occupy
that position another Tm. Mr.. Noon l.
a youn" lawyer Of the most promising
intellect, and Democrats, if You elcc, him,
You have the assurance, from his past
career, that h vii! make a lcnicnt and
oblicim2 officer.
JAMES SHANNON. .JoIIN C,NrBr.II.
RoBEEr TTrzINGEE and IRvIN RuuEDGE
are equally well known. They are all
GOOD Democrats and staunch Union men
and are all identified with the interests of
this county Although the emoluments
o. these Offices arc hardly worth conten-
ding for. vet it l. OF the utmost impor-
tance TO the people, to have these places
filed by good and reliable men. we there
/ fore recommend these as such to your
support. Bcliovin" the nominations on
last Monday were ma'lr in gcol faith and
that the interests Of the party We're con-
sid,rcd, we hope the people viii unite
upon the ticket and stand by those nomi-
nations, iIrat we may this fall be able to
roll up ouc Of those oid fashioned majori-
It's.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25
From uaIleck's De2ar,n,

CuEINuI. June l9--The t-l---r.
of this place WAS prs~tra.ei IN n.
part Of the week by heavy wirl,
Our army, which has r.r--
Doomille, NOW occupies 81 more &.
position.
G,n4='i Pope lla- gan- nC-l
Iough-
Th VI Inrhi- anl Clr--u
j. III running ord eastward =. "A
hia and westward to C,1r-- o..
miles from here. The 8isIE.s
Rsilnpai H. in running orvl.rna.
IA. ami railroad camuu.-rra
afsu .gith Grand junction r.aI
Tn rzasl~ west iram G-InI Iu-r
-stil 60 D.. iB.gl'7- daasslz-,l Al
nHa3 r..i,,-r8l Jas a-e in .o.IruE
aIaiar q -agl7d OrI and Ibr7-ar
iilss, s.n Z Hamilton have ar-riv.-
Ih"r. l. considerable Jui.rl 81
Ia Nve~rls Tennessee. e>,s-rl,Ls
ami Jtc5~sE -ouniis~
BeUu-rI~ ar7ny wst-. -
counts. ar DNoioao. II ma-
- -t-aa- Twenty
rm-I.r ki-i.v >,rnsrh ar Cl.ar
j,-en Ihna-surl ual,r i'rlg. a-.. T.-
ai Euilal. ari 81 small ,a.4 -r
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25
Ealesr fron ,Eemphl.

MENu1I-. SATURDAY. lme Il
NickShurg 81 E7v ofthe i7ra SO
We hear that General la..-
and family have moved tAF- Dr..
ier~ To Meridian. ,al hopes h.
have OCCASION IN Ni.it tiraf city
The Fc,lerai advance aiHl-r.l 81
oh pn-ilioa ou Friday eyeuu-
The Grenada ayy~fI ct dr. -.
tain~ the following li-.a,cA
MnNDco,Ha. Ala. June IN
BealIrcgasd aud Staff arr on rlrF
Richmond We haar tilar 81 .a--
Of the army of the Aii--i--n0 0-
follow their General \ ~r-
VIII be left with the iu,incll.e l.-
checA anv step toward tEa lU-.l..
vandaIs under IIalIeck.
The Grenada 4pp~A, of r.a
that Holly Sprin-S was ocr
considerable force of1hc CurT -
fore last They made their
Suddenly and much con g~"n
The Provost Marshall = amal-
onerS captured. : tram was
leave for the south. upon Wi-.-
of the citizens attempted In ile.
for the purpose Of escaping. u,
was fired on, and Lieut. Hall 5--
others were killed.
No public stores remained .-
Springs
The Mobile Nr,-s Of the l4'5
Richmond telegraph STATES thai ~.
ton. with a Georuia BRIGADE o.''
was 10 leave on "Wednesday 10 '
jackson.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25

900 IN fractional nute-. - rb...--
gencIeS require.
Guerrilla bands ars burning a.
IN tie Northern counties or IT.
which had not yet been de-rr,sa7
OWnerS-
The steamboats, going Nor,f --
10 their utmost capacity with
passengers
The oath OF all-gience wa, adm.
rel 10 over four hundred men. Res
half Of them lad been soldiers
The Avalanche sav~ 1llsr H.
authorities had ordered the r.s,-
Of the Mobile and Ohio R----r
Fonda 10 Meridian.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25
Democratic county Convention

Pursuant to the call OF the County
Committee, the Democratic COUNTY Con-
vention, assembled in the Court House. in
Ehen=bnr@, on Monday, thu 23d, instant,
at two o'clock, =. NJ
The Convention was callc.l 80 order bv
Irwin Rutic,lgc, Ed, Chairman Of The
County COMMITTEE; when the following
delegates appeared, presented their crc,len-
tia's, AMI took their seats:
Allegheny tp.-Charlcs Flick, Michael
GrGuire.
BlacIlick tp-R5bt, Litzinger, John
Ferguson.
Cambria tp,-John ArBridc, William
!. Tierncv.
CroyIe tp-Cosper pimond, Elisha
Plummor-
Carroll tp.-D. y. Luther, jerome
Buck
CarroIltown bor.-P Strittmatter, +.
7. Gro~hnrzrnr.
Chest tp.-J. Gil, Anselom Weak
lanl.
ClcarficlI tp.-M. M'NTullin. Patrick
DUNCAN
Chest Springs bor,-Thomas Byrne,
Nicholas Marie
Conemaugh tp.-Wm. Adams, David
Farmer.
Conemau2h bor. Ist Ward-John
Cox. Esq. Jos. Boxler.
ConrmHu"h bor. 2d WaId-Joln Har-
kinS. Lewis Dciner.
Cambria city bor.-Oven ArCaffrey,
John RYAN
EbensburE bor., East Ward-Thomas
ATBreen, Geo. II. Reed
Ebensburg bor., West Ward-H G.
Devine- ESQ. +. Glass.
GalIitzin Election DistrIct-.Jno. Smith.
James MCIoskey.
jackson tp,-IIonry Ragcr, Simon
Dunmire
Johnstown bor, 1st War,l-Daniel
Saigh, Il. Frcdericks
.JohnStown Dor, ID Ward-Stcphen
Conwel, James Downev.
JohnStown bor., Sd Wari-John Prin-
ole. Michael Woods
.IohnStown Dor, 4th, Warl-Andrew
1ea@ley, George KyTtz.
Johnstown bor., 9TH Ward-Alexander
Kennedy. j. X IIite.
Loretto bor.-George Yinger, Sylvester
Little.
Millville bor.-Thomas Scott, Thomas
Judge.
Munster tp.-George Mccullough, D.
Farabaugh.
Rchland tp.-George Oris, Lewis
Dmmire.
Sulnmerhill tp,-James MDmn, Philip
SkeIly.
Summerhiil bor.-AIichael ! Smith,
Alex. ]. Coulter.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25

Susquehanna tp.-FranciS Bearer, Je-
rome Platt.
Taylor tp.-John Rooney, Jno. White.
Washington tp.-Michael Brawley,
David Egar.
White tp.-Chrisiopher Noel, Christie
phcr Walters.
Wilmore bor-John NrColgan, Geo.
Randolph.
Yoder tp--Chas Bilestcin, JOS. Strayer.
Mai. Robert Litzinger, of Blacklick.
and ii. c. Devine, Esq, of West Ward,
Ebensburg, were both nominated for Pre-
sident of the Convention, and the vote
resulting in a tie; J. X Hitc, Esq, of
the Fifth Ward Johnstown, was called TO
the Chair, by acclamation-
On motion of John p. Pringle, c. l..
Pershing. Esq, was admitted TO the floor
of the Convention, for the purpose of ex-
planning his vote ON the TONNAGE tax ques-
ton.
On motion, the Convention proceeded
to nominate a candidate for State Senate.
II c Devinr, Esq, nominated r l.
Johnston. Esq
VI. !. Smith nominated NJ NJ Adams,
Esq.
On preceding to ha'lott the result was a
follows:
r. l. Johnston had 5S votes.
NJ. VI. Adams had 9 votes.
The nomination of Il. l. Johnston, WAS
then, on motion, made unanimous. Isaac
Wike, Henry c. Divine, ESl., and John
n Blair, Were appointed Senatorial Con
fcrcc>
On motion, Alexander Kennedy, Gen
Joseph M'Dunald, and Michael !. Smith.
were appointed Congressional Conferees.
The Convention then proceeded TO ballot
for candidate for Assembly. as follows.
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JAS. :. Todd, Editor s PubIiser.
Wednesday JUNE 95. 1862.
Democratic State Convention.

In accordance with resolution Of the
Democratic State Executive Committee.
THE DEMOCRACY OF PENNSYLYANIA will
meet in STATE CONVENTION. ut HAIR
RISBURG. ON FRIDAY the 4th day OF
July. 1862. at 10 O'Clock. ~ NJ, to nomi
nate candidates Cor Auditor General and
Surveyor General. and to adopt such u:ea-
sures IS may he deemed necessary for the
welfare Of the Democratic party and the
country.
WILLIAM H. WELSH.
Chairman Of the Democratic State TX. Com.
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a Battle Near Charleston

FoRT MONROE, June 22.-Thc wealth
er continues very warm and dry THy
heat to-day WAS oppressive.
The steamer AdeltiI arrived To- Elv
having as passengers Mr. NllIa.or VII
hn>on and Mrs. Senator Harlan. who
proceeded Io White House To visit the
army Hospitals and minister 20 the sick
and wounded. Thirty Sisters oi' Charity
also arrived IN the steamer and leG f1-
the army Of the Potomac.
The steamer Adelaide arrived today
from White House Point | learn that
the Rebels opened on Gen. Hooker al
vance wiih she'll but did no serious dam
arc Con Hooker answered from one
of our powerful batteries iu~t compIc I.
throwing heavy shells, which was seen
by persons IN one OF the lower balloons IL
hUrs. aluen- the attacking party uf Rob
els, a'sa caused them 10 S,leLadllc In iIls
most approved styie-
Cur troops are represented enthusiast,
at thtpra~pec; of a great and decisive har-
tie
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-06-25

MERCURIAL DISEASES OF The r..
effects of Calomel can he permans
by " DR.. Leland's anti Rhe1r, a.-
See advertisement # - Great Cure
other column.
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|
William Murray, Esq, g Q
Mr. PerShing having received a ma
jority of the whole number of votes was
declared 10 he duly nominated, which,
ON motion, was made unanimous.
The following candidates were then p,It
in nomination for Prothonotary; George
c. X Zalfn, Esq, Hon. G. Easily, T 3
Moore, Recs J. lloyd, Esq, William
NrKec and Bernard NJ Colgan, Esq, when
the Convention proceeded to ballot. After
tn or clcy unsuccessful efforts 10 elect
the nominations Were reopcned. ami Ger.
ArDon;,ld, +. d. Barry, + Back and ".
Kitteii, Esq, wer. put in nomination,
After some further bailotinc. Gen. NTDon-
aid receiving tire most votes Was Iecla-
red duly elected n n motion. I;s nllni-
nat, nwaz made IN n-rnous,
y. :. Noon, E~I., 4. /. II yer, Esq.
AMI .Ino. +. Barnes. Esq, were thcm placed
in nomination Tor District -A.torn,v. On
the first ballot, Phil. :. Noon. having the
l;,rgest number Of votes, was declared duly
nominated The nomination was then
made unanimous.
y ballot was thcn had for Coun.v
Commissioner, when Mr.. JOHN Campbell
having Il majority of al the votes present.
was declared duly nominated, and the
nomination was made unanimous.
The following gentlemen Were nominal
ted for Auditor, Robert Titzingar. Jacob
Fronhei~er, John Bearer, Jas p Koonev.
and Peter Chris:y; when on motion. r.
Litzingcr, was nominated hv acrIamaiion.
James Shannon, was then nominated
for Coroner, by acclan:,:;an.
The following gentlemen Were nominal
ted for Poor House Directors: George
OrTis, Patrick FarTs,n, Jacob Horner. Ir-
vim Rutlcdge, and George Enfield. On
the second ballot Geo. Rutledge received
a majority of the votes present; his
election was then declared unanimous.
James c. Noon, Esq, J. Il. IIi.c. and
Edward Glass, were appointed c.u.treez
to appoint a Senatorial ds'c-ato 10 attend
the Democratic State Convention.
NJ J. Smith, John Cox, Esq, and VI.
Brawley, were appointed Committee to
prepare resolutions; who reported the fol-
lowing, which Were unanimously adopted:
Eesoired, That the Democracy of Cam
bria County, now rs heretofore, cherish
an unabated affection for the Union of our
Fathers, and the Constitution of our coun-
! try.
Resolred, That we will cheerfuIIv con-
! tribute our mite TO the National Treasury
and our sons and brothers To the Ma
tlonal army, TO vindicate the Constitution
and Laws, and to put down rebellion, but
are opposed 10 the expenditure of either
blood or treasure 10 carry out the extreme
views of political Abolitionists.
Resolred, That to restore ''the Union
As 1t was" to preserve 1.-THE Constitution
rs It IS is the aim of every true Demo-
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t. Jonns & CroSlcy's Ccn2'
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17
FAUeUIER.

On a shor: visit to Fauquier, from which
We have just retarned, we lesrn that the enc
my have An encan,p,nent at Ccntreville Of nine
regiments, under Gcu. Stahl, and an other at
Fairfax G. H., under SigeL. They have none
this side Of the above.
The country is, however, frequently traver-
sed and secuted by squads or larger COM
panics Of cavalry. A battalion was at
R:snsville not many days since. 1t Has
m.ds Up of fragments Of companies fIom yari-
Gus commands. The superstition was that it
was composed of convalescents, left behind
on the sick list when Mcclellan went into
Maryland.
On Monday last, Il squad of Yankee cavalry
dashed up the Warrenton Turnpike as far
Is Broad Run Church, about six miles from
Warrcnton, where it captured a Confederate
picket and then retired. This was the nearest
the Yankees had lately approached Warren
ton.
The citizens have many things to say Of
their experience with the enemy during the
occupation of that country by the enemy.-
The conduct Of the ladies was truly heroic;
and the privilege Of the sex was so far re-
speoted BY the enemy, that they often sue
eeeoeo IN overaweing attempts at plunder.-
Inc roboeries were chiefly committed by
e"al Squads who would roam, gun in hand,
Te' INC country, search houses and take
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17

EosTY-ElGATA GEORGIA RpiibiENTs COMMANDED
BIZ COL. wM. GIBSON
Field and Staf.-Wounded- Col William
Gibson, side, slightly; Major J Z Whitehead,
foot.
Company A.-kllci-Corpo 1al Z Lock
lasrti privates " S SWIFT, W NJ: y.
Wounded-Capt E G ScTugg / head, slight
+: Sergeant j NJ Bradley, cit nw, severely;
Pr,ratea VIC Summons, breast, severely; Jno
Marsh, shoulder, slightly; Ira r Neal, knee,
severely; J Il Warren, arm, nightly, F NJ
PEBBLES, shoulder, slightly; F NJ Barton, knee,
severely j Brady, hip, severely: D J Green,
hand, severely; R Walden, leg, severely.
M'ssing-Sergesat J Nelche =: Private Y
W Kitchens.
Comply B,-Wounded-Priv: ltes " Reese,
severely; A Taylor, leg, slightly; atkinson,
leg, slightly; 5 Shelton, shoulde n, severely.
Missing -Lieus s R Lowe; Private. John
Walker, J R Cody, a Peavy.
Company C.-Klled-Privats s W II Ware,
J T Prewitt, j ii Heard.
Wounded-Privstes ] G & ennedy, hesd,
severely; T Warren, hand, 81 lightly ) Me-
Carly, shoulder, slightly.
Company D.-Kllsd-Pra rsyr r Tabb,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17

i4TH ALABAMA REGIMENT, COMMANDED LiEUTE-
NAET COLONEL C. A. DERBY.
Field and Staff.
Wounded-Lieut Col CA Derby, and a
prisoner.
Company A.-killed-Privates L II Blnlocf
and r II Walker.
Woundcd-Privates E A Monghen, NOR.
tally; VI II Day, leg; l. ) Day, thigh; W B
Cox.
Company B.-Killed-Corpl A S Wallace.
Wounded-Privates j Deason, seriously
D Nelson, head; James Clark, slightly W
Bankston, slightly.
Company C.-killed-Private O 7 Watts
Wounded-Capt J II PurifoY, leg and arm;
Sergts E Burson, breast; J T Cook, left arm
and shoulder; Privates j McCondiche, slight:
Thos Mcbride, slight; Preston Williams, arm
and knee; Bowers, slightly.
Company observation-disclosures W W
Armstrong, severely; W II Morgan, severely:
W c Mahan, severely; Privstes VIM Robin
SON, severely; A Bailey, severely; W y
Glasscock, severely: G w Bolton, slightly; II
D Collins, slightly; VIM King, slightly.
Company E.-Killed--Sergts } d Davis,
Z Fl Robinson.
Wounded-Sergt r S Jones, knee, danger
ously; privates j II Nelson, slightly; Z A
Robinson, thigh.
Missing-Corporal G W Jones, Private W
Smith.
Company F.-Killsd-Priva,c Green Old
run.
Wounded--Serg'ts n fl Thompson and J
Loughridge; Corpl Il Thompson. all slightly;
Privates Ell Corley, severely; Marion Trucks,
severely Jackson Trucks, severely; H Nc
Kinney, slightly WIN Robinson, both legs
slightly j c Lawrence, breast.
Missing-Privates Deiie, and Lorey Ed
Wards.
Company G.-Kilcd-scrg't W P Becker;
PriYates VIM Shearer and NJ u Jones.
Woundcd-Privates E II Mize, foot Tyler
Dunklin, thigh; Fred Vogelin (aad prisoner.j
Company observation-disclosures j S john
son, leg; Corpl VIM Long, arm broke; Pri-
Yates G Boiling, foot; J Z Fulghan, leg; EB
Fulghan, leg, James Edwards, mouth, %scrious;
James Gray, shoulder Pratt Kornigay, slight
ly; ] W Kornisay, slightly.
Company l.-Killled-Prissto N G
Houston.
Wounded-Sergt R II Little. slightly Pri-
Yates 6 & Bennett, mortally; J Lusk, NOR
tally; F NJ Yancey, slight j ] Babe, slight
"; G H Miller, slightly; ID Ray, slightly; "
Luther, slightly.
Company K.-Killed-Frivato VIM. Pear
son.
Wounded-Privates j L Moray. neck {;
LarkiD Busby, foot, knee and back NJ L
Reid, srm.
'bfissing-Priyates f Cobb, aud William
Powell.
Killed, :; Wounded, 81; Missing, :. Total 81.
. pcrIptrrr. u,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17

THR WILMINuToE SuFFERErS.-The manage
ment Of the Richmond " Varieties" with commcnda.
BILE l~iherslity. have determined 10 appropriate the Fro
Cards Of the entertainment at the Varieties" i~tn-night)
for The benefit Of the sufferers in Wilmington. n. c.
The piece selected is the beautiful drama vi the Green
Bushes" in which the full strength of the "Varie,ies'
company will appear. We trust the management will
he warmly seconded in their benevolent undertaking,
By our citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-10-17

The aboyo RAJ e. Will be paid 20 AL parsons who pram 81:
~ aud .oi.nta1itg furnish their wagons, teams hnI al
vers. In all cases, howe7er, where suitable teams are nDT
promptly snd Voluntarily offered by tho ownrra thereof
you are hereby authorised and required, BY virtue ot the
authority aforesaid. TO imprcis the same, with suitable
dfirers and the necessary iorogr. and to forward them. a.
before dcscrtbrd, tn the kanswha saliues For hi such
tmpfsS S1 eRts, y deduction Of twenty-five cent? per horsc
per day will be made from the above rates Tor hire, to.
gGthrr With the necessary subsistence Of driver and
horses, should tho same be iaraahed by the State End rot
by HE owner.
Iultsbls teamJ for transportation. Tie wear and tear Of
a issgon, and tie Lire and subsistence Of a driver beLi
the snms for 4 VI. horse CT b tSo-horse wagon. 1t 10 sug-
sGurea IEnt a. many Of the former u. possibIn he serussi.
snd, 10 order to I facilitate this OLDEST. that tine farm rI ~.
range among thensclves 70 unite their tesns so a. to
make fall IiI.horue teams 1t IL further suggested, that
In every County, IN which four or more toams are furnish
ed. some suitable person be appointed by sou Jointly, TO
act IS gaoor-master for sll teams from said County. II
less than the, number be furnished by your County, they
atii DO attached to the tpnin Of the adjoining County most
COZ enient- TheIo Wagon-ntstsrs viii b. allowed rea-
sonabls compensation for their services, and will be ex.
prcted TO See to The security Of the salt 10 he transported
the taking and placing at convenient points tbs nsccs-
ssry forage for the team, and subsisung Of dE.Tsrs fer the
entire trip-tos uperintend and control their movements
going and returning, aud to pro7ids VII necessary ui in
the e7rni' of accident. They are particularly eel ,iHed -
a, all portiDle dispatch. In view OF tho approx. ming win
ter, consistent With the rights snd Interests Of the parties
thus Furnishing their property 10. the use Of the htat.. The
tenn. may be started s:nsly Eithous delay. and formed
ITO trains On the way.
lou are particularly requested to notify ne. from ting
to time, Of your p.oSress IL the execution Of this tEu7f,
and especially what nnmteI II teams your County viii
probably furnish for the ssryice, together With their ca
paciiy, &c. Your duties bsiEg performed. Pow will report
10 this ONCE %Eor:.lDitt tho names OF ali parties who sknll
have furnished teaus-tbe character Of those tcams-thc
date Of the commencement Of tie sefTicr-all expenses
Incurred. &C, DC
Aupls fonds have been placed Ia the hands OF the EI-
tGuhvc TO meet all tho expenses incident TO Ills service -
This Office will certify TO the Governor for payment, bill
contracts made ty you for hire or for impressnen,s under
ibis authority, and sl othSr reasonable rIprnses, inciid.
ius q Reasonable compensation icT yourselves.
L. r. SM00r, Major and Quartcrmssirr,
Actlag QlRrte:msiteT General Virginia Forces.