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General Scott On the Income Tax.

we gst the following remarkable item
trough Ha'pers Weekly, which friend has
,S''ieo Ut with Can j. DO possible that old
'ua and Fsa.hsr rszists Lincoln's income
A no Loves money with sufficient devotion
AAhs him late the tax, we know; but then,
'aA'se as is. to object TO it at I'LL would be An
=" 0' great indiscretion, not to say ingrAtitude.
As s'sysd az the North for the sake Of his sal
~ ine Yankee Government paid Finn lib
N'' ngsve him the liberty TO retire from
,s''''s and continued his full ray. To refuse
nPay 'hs tax now looks most Ugly, Oh,
p, 'l''A' Scott when win you stop falling D.
'as paragraph IL ss follows.
IT, 4's New York Port has the following
nsis we cannot but gard 1t ~ an unfortn.
p.,m.". psat 'hss Gen Scout protese against the
~. ~ss' oi the income 'sx, for bis e tie H,st
49, " formal resistance 70 an snactm- Mt
nn";, ~ C. mmi.sionsr Lewis observes, Il
SsSAs treasury"
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From THE BLAcKwATER.A correspondent:
Of the Raleigh Progress wri ss from the camp
Of the 4lst regiment Of North Carolina troops
O. follows;
The force Of the enemy tha. advanced from
Suffolk towards Franklin last week have re.
have something like quiet here. General
jenkins had q sharp skirmish with them on
Saturday, IN which he bea. them back, with
heavy loss, 70 their brsastworks; but finding
their force vastly superior to his own, and an.
tjcipatiDg flank move enent-which they were
eudsavoring to make by way Of South Quays,
crossing seven miles below Franklin, on the
Black watsr-hs feiI back 70 his former de.
fences on Sunday morning: Feeling the Of
fsets Of the blow dealt them on Saturday, they
made no further demonstrations bat availed
themselves Of the first opportunity to make
their way back 70 Suffolk
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Stone excited the admiration Of mankind by
actually going to Wait Lieut. Payne In prison,
It was simply to ask the latter What had b.:
come Of bis iStoue' y horse, and hew ha could
get the horse again He neither mads an of.
Ter nor expressed a wish 70 do the prisonsr
sny ssrvics whatsoever, although he was Con-
seious. that Lieut. Payne had made friendly
and conrtsous exasgeratlon OF A;s Intended
service, In order to procure his rs!-ase. H
coolly accepted the over praise, enjoyed mis-
fame as If he dsssrvedis, and was only anxious
to get back bis horse
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Mayors Court, tsdsesday, May .-Wr
II. CrawIocd, arrested as Gil laie, disso.uie
person, with no Visible N ssns of. support, had
his cass continued for another hear;ng.
Tns case'of Joha Hicks, for urla~ fnliy az
saultiug aud beating Hanover, slave of Elis l.
bs5h II. Tylsr, was coni1ued till Friday.
Harris, slave Of Jnba Grsen. charged with
stealing $40 worth Ct clothes sbpm JAS. J. d.
hone, was ordered TO bs whipped a>~7
Mary R15ey, charged with stealing S,s from
Jerry SaaiSan, was acquitted.
Jerry sullivan " as ,enasndsd for indictr en-,
by he Hastings Court grand jury for assault.
ing and beating Mary Roney.
The CAS-. OF William Fitzgersld, for shoot
ing Jnn. troner, with intent to kill, was called
and continued until thA 3O.h inst
Tie case Of Levi Crone. for stealing COW
from Wellington GoadiD, was continued
Dan. Brtlcr, John Gentry. Ro Clark, and
Saai Dake, were required to give security
for their good behavior, aad saLt befors the
Hus'inss Cosrt, for uaaw fully as ,aulsing snd
acd beating Ben, Save of Chas. CaDlar.
T. &C ,Fislde q Go. were iin-a $50 i4r keep
ing their hguse ,pen after 10 ciocx 1t night
tns same b-iug d place where liquor is dis
pensed.
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BgcXIsaHAM COUNTY "A correspondent ci
the Petersburg Erpress, writing from the
county Of Backing ham sssays:
l have yet 10 meet with the tirst person who
Intends to raise plant of tobacco for market
Notwisr standing the unprecedented biga price
of this article, ard the conseq ueut strong III.
ducemsnt thus ot.srei 10 outis ate il. .he totac
70 lots are 10 be gfantod IN cGra q ii potatGss
Eyery farmer is r-ttias ia the large t go slbe
crop Of corn, po:s,t0es, psaf, and slch other
thugs ~ viii afford food for aisn or bess'--
Vita favorable SEASONS w.e shall have pi MY
t. et,~nd General Starvation, whose exoe2s
ed advent has eausad such fi7udsi JOY in Yam
kee land, will fail IS six a.!y az the other ht-
man agencies t5hicp irsve been reliad on by ouI
boasttut and cruel Zoe.
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The PARoLE6 SroKY.-Mr. James Harri-
son, who " as charged upon the authority Of
Lieaa. Las in the New York I'rtbaae with as
sersing to him tLeej in the LIBBY prison, tsst
three LuuGred Of S.oDeman's Yankees oou.d
have enter=d this city and destroyed T. great
deal Of property, and gotten Cti safely, utter
ly denies the story. Ho asserts, On'the contra
~, that he assumed that .he city was so well
guarded that Stoneman could not have reached
it at alternating his remark 10 this effect Ia
reply to Lac, who contended that the city could
have bsen surprised by snail torcs.
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/, Rosxc RAEs's ARMY "A Correspondent Of sha
aat;auooga Rebei has got iafor III alton ffou a
'person iast from Nashville. T1is person STATS
yhat Rosecrans "praeticed a handsome deeep-
ton on the citizens for weeks, by ST altaily
marching troops in various directions towards
Kentucky during tho nigat. ana marching them
TO tie city in the day time, with al air OF
weal iuess and a parade of transportation, by
cons ant!y shifting encampGlents, 10 induce tue
belief tha. hs was being heavily reinforced.
This rufs succssded like q charm, and gave
birth TO the many extrayagant tumots OF
troops pouring into Nashville. Upon c,.refu!
inquiry my informant was coniidena that IN
addition To the acccssions OF small paries Of
stra: glars, tn. army at NASHVILLE tad received
only one tody of reinioreemeats known as
Coxs division. The strength Of this did not
exceed an ordinary brigade"
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-osnaY MORNING. MAYe
.,,...tnaara and Line ala


srras, and exile of Vsllandisham was
'De 5hv The idsa that he was the bright
INf.,sr s,sr of tho opposition In the North
-, to er,issnsh him would leave the
s'' ..,',n stv in d1khess. Tnus far the cal
'Fs ',a /, no, disappointed. There has been
f'''s n the Heaven in that qaarter since
Vanished. cave one brisf di play in In
.,B. which did not exhibit the delibers;
sN's .,s ,o,oe Of unterrifsd freen.n arorssd
,-amass Of outrage
Nwnh tai, specimen Of what he can do, the
"a, NAV follow the plan of simply waiting
..ubs. those who oppose him way do. If
S'..as.s Merriok, and others IN the North
=. and Seymour, Hunt, Brooks, and others
~. rs.t. content themselves with words
-, Ia eau let them srbside. Va.landisham
't,;. ea.s Will IA that way disappear like
-.,s,py beneath ths water, the distarbsucs 9
..As srrf.cs soon Terminating 10 smooth
nj, cs!salstion would oer:slnly be not IN.
...sal OF opposed to good judgment for
.rs not the Northern people submitted to
-.-v .a,; of outrage upon the Copstitution
', r.r,ons liberty, and arbitrary arrests
-.,,et number Have they not complained
"a admitted. threatened aud acquiesced
-n.snd sssiu All their clamors have ter.
-.,.tsd IN supplying L ncoln with all the men
- TIA money, sll the authority. that he want.
=, WIS, reason las he to fear them now2
r,s s-rss, OF Valiandighsm is evidently in
,,.A.i 70 crush tue spirit Of opposition in the
T,-,xss, Ii is determined that OHIO shail
At bsys Governor opposed to the Admins
,-.,;,n sad, if j. is necessary, the casting OF q
80. for lin next fall will be prohio oited.
:, ths, Lincoln has three courses before
,:n Hs can Weld to the New York remon
.,-,r,ss aud pardon Eailaudigham, or he can,
,,-sajng the policy OF arbitrary arrests, seizs
N. ssy.ens o. tEoss leaders VINO have repro
,g,.3 the proceedings in Val.andigham' case,
d. he MAJ, jast for the present, be content
ulL having Put out Of the wsy dangerous
g.. and await TO see The commotion occasioned
ly bic capture spend Itself.
We n9x thi4k it probable that he will pur
sgs tie las; mentioned policy. If the party
xho, WITH Governor Seymour, think that the
csse of yallAndigham prov ses the existence of
. g.iadips military dsspotism at the North,
should t4s4 auy steps with the view of resist
iss that dssPotism, then Lincoln will have to
make another swoop amorgsttnen Nnlthey
MAS sHy movement with that view 1t re-
main. to te seen. We doubt IT,
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LOCAL. NIATTER1.

The Eiec,,on-Ws are requested to say tia.
the pells in ,ha diff srent warda of the city will
be opened al & o'clock this marning. The vo-
ting precincts are: Old Ma he. II Jefferson
wand, Cjiy Hall i'll Madison ward, ami L. q
caFptntr chopin Monroa ward. The election
il ia some respee an important oas-a Geysr.
nor, members OF Congress md of The House
of Delegates having to b. chessn. The rivsl
~ between the f9snds Of the several asriran,
for seats ia The House Of Deissases will TO
doubt cali on, cons teyabis vote. Parry has
been disrsasld ded In t'e e1ptest, therefore tho
ulsn who ha- tie noss fsiesis VIII DO sure to
succeed. Vots ss-iy.
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YANKEE CUNROATS

l; is reliably stated that three Yankee gan
boats visited Murfree.boro', N. c., on Sunday
night last, aid stole some %, GOO pounds OF ba-
con, an all the apple brandy they could fiad
in the place. ghey receip;ei for the brandy,
but declined giving aUy voucher for the bacon
We Eave not learned that they deStyoyed any
property, or otherw ise iaterfsred with the peo-
pie than taking rom them their bacon and
brandy
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RETURN OF CONFEDERATE PRIsoSERs.-
The flag Of truce beat which arrived at City
Point on Tuesday morning brought UP Us
hundred and twelve pafoied Confederate
prisoners, who reached Petersburg the fame
evening. They were generally Western men,
captured at different times and places.
No late Northern papers were brought by
this arrival, or if any were On board, they
were not permitted to come ashore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-28

Ha>tlngs C0art, "Wednesday, May o.
Judge VIM IL Lyons r7e-idns-Patr;ck
Marin was tred Tor garr o,ing aud robbins
VIM II. Hardgrova cf gold wa cb, in com
pay with another mall. He ~as found guilty
aud cent TO The Sa e's pr!son for five years.
Virgil JOGes WAS aTTaigF ed for ore; king into
the s.ore Of Pollard & Walker on the 81 Of
April and stealing q. lot OF bacon and other ar
'ic.es. Prisoners couasel deIlurred 10 the n.
iictTaent, bu: the Judge overiu ed the nio;ion.
The trial of Jones then proceeded, and re-
sulsed in his being convicted of the crime al
legged. He was sent to the State prison for
three years.
james White was arraig0ed for stealing a
check for Sl37 sc, paya2i to IL. A Paris,
Whose name As forged. He pres med the
check at bauk, when lie w2s detected. Whon
called upOn TO ptcad 10 the indictment, White
confessed hi3 otIe ce anu threw himself upon
the merry of the jury. He was sei4t to tue
reDi entiary for oEe year.
4 jury 81 as swo. II to try Ann Murphy for
stea.iln-y money from john White TIE wit
noss, Write, it appeared, had gone Moth,
leaving his wi o here the only witness ia thu
case. Ihs prospect seemed favoraoie TO an
acq2ittal The .Ti4l comm sDced Il. . O'Clock
yesterday evening
An attachment was issUei against Jaeob
Holder, returDab!e on Friday, at III o'clock,
because hs failed to appear 80 wiiness
TIE Grand JAY will cpnvepe at Ii O'clock
on Efiiay. Toere will be 10 Cont 10 day.
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DANisH;NG CITIZENS FROM THEIR
HOMES

The following is d eopy of the order I'd
dressed individually to the registered" sns-
niles In New Orleans of ths Yankee Govern.
msut;
Crr.cs Snovosr AAn.RAL rsr'sa OF Orls sns }
500! CSronsG!st s-EeEt,
Fsw rlesrs My 9.b !S,@ }
Mr.. -. In accordance with General Or.
dsrs No 81, Headquarters Department of the
Gulf, you, being registered enemy OF the
United States, are hsreby notified that yon
must leave this psriah for the so called Con
feGeracy before the 18Th inst.
Transportation will be furnished you 10
Madisonvlile, or some ether poin, between
that and Mississippi City, on any day between
the llsh and 18Th inht inclusive.
You will he allowed to carry the following
provisions, clothing, etc, viz: The equivalent
of ten days rafions in food, such wearing ap-
parel as you have in actual uss, and tho ne
cessary bsds and bedding required for ycur
personal use.
BY command Of Brig. Gen. Bowen, Provost
Marshal General, Department Of the Gulf.
G.. W KILLBoRN,
Provost Msrshsi New Orleans, La
Cen. Banks, it is represented was sverss to
the execution of this order, and would not
have enforced it IL peremptory instructions
from the Yankee Secretary Of War had rot
been sent to him. Even Banks's manhood
was shocked by the brutality of this infamous
~.
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Ffre n w Imiur,ou

WIrnIssror, May 27.-A are broke out
here at haifpast oeiock thie evening on the
west eide Of the river, j7st north of the Man.
shs de- AID large warehouse with the orp.
tents, consisting of spirits turrintins. and
,ooo bales of cotton, the latter principally
belonging to the Government. The loss IL hs
Eeved 10 be heavy Tue railroad II probably
nninfurad
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Supreme Court Of ApP9alsThe following
decisions nave lately be.n renoefed By this
Court Pr sent: Judgss Aiien, Daniel, Mon
curs aud Eo5srrsoB.
Ssaple's ex'vrs vs Walker, ageusd by j A
W.lkyr and Jno Z Iac..-r f~c paatifs, and
John L Hootton aud Z Il 0rsutas for aefend,
ant Decree Of the Circuit Court OF Patrick
county .tGrGed.
Sephs' and as vs.. Brown, SIS, argued BIZ
JonI, Il Tucker for appe liauts, and Daniel Il
Lnc. tor appeIes5. Dseress of the Circuit
louFt Of JsHerson co. reversed.
Moboeriy. &c.. vs. StoUeburcsr, &c, srgusd
By Jao i iuc1er for appeianis, aUd \ 4 Nor.
son for appelle.s, Decree OF the Circuit Coust
Of l.Vudoun co. reversed.
kersse ys Bailey aud als, argued by Tucker
au, Patton and G 4 Myers for appellant, and
Andrew j ihns.on and Jas A fred } ones for ap
peiIees Decree Of the Circuit Coptt OF ths
city OF Rtcamond all ned III part aud reversed
III part
Tao Court hes adjourned till tie l9tl. Of 90
toter.
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FoaRrosERs ORoAnIzINe.-Tbe British SUBJ
iscts residing In Noble have formed com.
p.ny, known a. tn. British Consular Guards.
conmsnd.d By y J H-ltsn, Captain. and have
offered their services 20 the Mayor 70 aid 10 the
prssrrvsiion II the good order. OF the city 10
case Of insurrsssion, invAsiop, tnundztion, do
vs. ,Stion By IRE, or any Other dnty not ineon'
sstsnt viii tha rSlaiains Of thats original NJ
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sHorHsR YApKxs aAsp RxPRCrxD.--nAfrsss "a
from Nashville inform the Atlanta Coatedsra-
cy that General Mitchell 10 organizing = cavsl.
~ force of 20 900 for the purpose ol n.akiag
raids into Alabama and Georgia, and 1t was un.
derstb0d that Atiants was 20 be the main point
Of attack This was q general understanding
. few days ago in Nashville.
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Lect#re-The seventh and lae. lecture be.
fore Tue /. III. G. Associ i'ion will be delivered
tnis evening, in the Uui.ed Presbyterian
Church, 10y DAM i B Lucas. Esq Subject :;
''Nhit shalt we dol' Tae auojept being one
Ling ear the heart o. every thinking man
in tleee sin.as that Ky nen's souis, aud ,Ae
riga reputation wai5h the lecturer enjoys a
al imp.esaive orator aau ;.bis thinA 81. viii
render tha occaziou one Of undsaal iu,sreit
and attraction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-28

SourHERa LITERARY MEssRNCYR-We
ksve the Southern Literary Messenger for
Jane, with q continuation IF Howison's his
tory Of the war, and an interesting table Of
oOnteniS.
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D1.A L-ao-PLU as Aao --Aa szfsstivs
II and pr Guc,sve mns OF tnis ssEe anA vaius.
10 N,us 81 hss teen recently ciSco7stsd In W So
sfu Virginia nssr Tie vi siaia and Tennessee
railroad The owaef viii sell II f0s hail iss vaipe,
or q IN eoutrast 70 deliver Il IN large Quantities Ia
Rlrhm nd.
A specimen Of the Lead may BE- sssn BY asDliea.
.tioU 10 me en- Grace street 5. door ffo q Pauls
Oburch vi, sfsAt WITH aSy person sos tho 81 40
OF tho mine, - and give any further tnfornation
Anon, II JOHN A Ja TER
Ps-Hss pfumhaSo In Urs's Dieslanssy Of
Arts frr d. sesiption and value Of ihi> mineral
MY ~ 81
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1sals Of a Painting "A cory Of Rahsn's
''Desc-ns from rhe C1os-," in on, vas cold q.
Si65, NJ c. W. Allen purchaser Tna b-dding
vas quts sriri;el, commencing q. $50, and
soon run1ipg 1p to the sum 1t which it wa,
knock ons Above named lhis, however, caa
scarcely he taken as criterion Tor the sa.e of
works Of art in Richmond q. present, since IL
is ttis RI Gently that collection OF fne pictures
were offered az auction AMI withdrawn for
waut of bidders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-28

Pssersjurg yadgeshsp.-Gov.L Lstcher issued
yes erday writ ior TIA. holding OF al election
on the - day OF July next in the "a Judicial
Circuit, composed of TIE oouut.ss OF Princo
EdwarJ, Diu~iddie, Bruins .icd, Neck ienOurg,
I.ulenbaFs, Not.Oway, Ama!ia, Caestertisid.
Po"ha;a1, >, and the Ciiy OF Petersburg, to sup
ply ihs sacaney oocasiULod by tie rssisns,loa
OF j Jadse Taos. $. Ghoison Savs. cas- did4tes
are in to h>id, am,ns sps.u WIZ L. yynes.
Henry l.. uopxins, ana Thomas IL. Gimp,
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Freua Nashville -EuilsF the Beast Yankee
Cavalry.
Tu1LAHoaa, May IS ALI qoiet n front
hevei In Washington that Gen Butler VIII bs
ssdgnsd to tse command Of the dsp4ztusns Of
Gen. Curtis. who has been relieved
Arrangements have been perfected for add.
ing Que hundred thousand cavalry to tia Fed.
era. army within the ensuinR ak months.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.
-
IMPORTANT FROM Wcxssuss.

A private Dispatch received In this city yss.
.seriay from Canton, Mics, dated the 26sh In.
slant, Gays: ''All il we'll: vieksburg holds out
brsvsly."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-28

o. TRrAL voR TKIAsoH.-Ths trial Of Jaa
Hickman, under IN Indictment ior treason, 10
nov IL progress In he Oonfahsraas Court at
Honssviils, Ala. G. g. .Sheess, of Winston
county, : mepbss Of the last Legislature. nas
been inoiessd sy ths grand iary Of the Con.
lodeyase Court Is Houi1yills Tor treason. He
3 end has been h custody for sons time.
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Seat Oa.--Ghe examination Of Thomas V.
Carr, Tor forging powers OF attorney IL elai MS
for pay dua aoce..9ed soldiers heard yes.e.j AZ
before &. 5 Commissioner WATSON. resulted
in :io commit9l Of ,ha accused 'or trial hs.ors
Tie ID strict Coura on suniry .Aars,ss.
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Destruction Of etton

sAvaSsAH, My ga train Of cotton, tia
property OF the Cpnfederats St tstes, was acei-
eea'ally destroyed BY Kcs, at Boston, on the
EE-esu,s hoad, TO day.
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H.gh P,!ce tora Useiess Animai-Anongst
va5io as d t.clts OF real and y. r6oual property
exposed to sale at pubIic vendue On Monday,
az Halifax Coait House, was a billy goa,
Ia:ssd 1t South Boston, by Mr.. Samuel Ell
mo4dson. TEo bidding tor this com parativeiy
us,;tss animal Was spirited and at ias. re ached
the Extraordinary figure Of 81 $50, al which
pics it WIS cried cut 10 MIR. Samuel Ill con-
CSIauiasiouer OF III. Revenue. Money, jadg.
ing iEom ths above, must be pientifai il that
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fIcTuEGs OF AississIpYL-A eoT.
sSssns OF the New York ZsvbsNs, who
s'S""psnisd 0s.nt's amy Nat
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CASUALTIES IN THE STONEWALL BRI.
CANE

We publ he'd yesterday the caeualties III two
Of the regiments in this brigade. Below are
the list of killed and woundsd in tie 27th and
331 regiments of the sane brigade;
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II H.V1 uss aaao fous alAd u LUa ~ ., ss.n
i young salsss. Any one lshDG 81 buy q q
e~W Gao 80 II n ss my ro4id noe. n ullar Hll
o. by coming - nsrast 4. ssaA 10 "
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ssLE.aAaAa 4zSYa@EA
B.VCUAJ ed Va EgQf.

B.tSU Al I'D VA EEQ +,
Hear '!sr.ovor function Ma. IS 6G3
TE>HE YoLLO Vll,o NAMED Ma, members Of
4 % 63i VsreSinens ass hsreoy Oscs. Cd 10
rep AZ to he pans, either a psrsoa or tar ugh
caitSease VI sa army Surgeon, lam saiass.3 BE-
reported ss dsasrisss, s.od treated s<e riding y.
0so Adam Geo q Hrcsiuss. Wm B. cksss,
AcU5 " Caves, aso W do mss II .u,y L. Ls6d,
oli,er L.n2his. J ) 2utbsrd. arcs rev John
Naw = Ii rsa Eata eso WU,scock. Jamss Hil-
Aans, Jr " W s:Eop, PD ~eavsf John b Bar.
han, w Auaocs, " Da1is, Ross u OlNs,
and yo,,n W AmAoas.
EEoEg"Eao Il vii r 81 shissy da!L "a reward
tcg tas apprs hsnsio. sad delivery 10 No. or Ia
ms militia " -isoo Of ths folowiog mems Rohs
w EvAna W N q diah, 2 q AA,s ef yss ii Aoss
Il z New. W B iuGIs,s = = 4ssm, and JOHN
Ew.
Ihsvs rsiEon TO bs,.sve .aas snms os the aho -
tpsa ae AlQgse y,;s in Zap. BNasu's ocra2 2sny
ot eavkiry, winch VA. ressuitsa Gco tas county cf
d.esnsvi 10. Va, AID 4 would cali his astsatl9u
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