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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28

OLDER THAN MErHUsELAu.-The is
a pauper woman in the parish of Edinkillc
who is so old that she herself cannot tell
her age, and there is no other one who
can do SO. Recently Christian gentle
man called on her, and among other oues.
tons inquired her age. She replied 'm-
deed, sir, l dinna ken but Pm sure | am
a thousand at any rate p She is still able
to move about, and bids fair to add yet
another year or two to the number.-Ia-
reraeSS Courier.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28
New Co-Partnershin.

A CO-PAhTNERsnlP has this day been formed be-
a tween landuy Simmons and George simmons, under
the name and style Of Bauduy Simmons & Co., for the
transaction Of the Retail Lumber Business the old
ahlishei stand corner OF Front and Tanall Streets
and they respectfully solicit the of their friedl
aud tile public generally. BAuDuY SIMMONS,
GEORGE SIMMONS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28

NOTICE is hereby given that tho Cl-Artnership here
~ oiura existing between Iushua Summons aud lianduy
Summons, trading under the If Joshua Simmons 4
Co, IN dissNl,ed by the death u Joshua Simmons. All
persons Indebted Ia the late Hrm viii pemss make imna.
dAie payment, and those having claims present them for
settlement To BAUDuy SIMMONS
Surviving Partner
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28
NllrIrR-

ALL persons having claims against the Estate OF the
deceased must present the duly aeaei to the Adj
ninisrAtor, or 10 Bankson y Holeom his agent on or
before tho 18th day Of March, 1864 or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such ease made aud provided.
HENRY l.. llOLCOMB, Administrator,
New Castle, March Is, 1853. mar 2l.2n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28

All porous having claims against the Esluts Of the de-
Ceased must present the duly atesd to the Execu.
tor Or his Agents, O. S and Glubb, or before the
aUth day OF March, 1861 abide the Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided.
JOSEPH c. CRUDE, Executor.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28

Capt A. S. Parker, a supposed rebel
agent, has been arrested in New York and
sent to Fort Lafayette.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28
Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
,,,,,,c WILMINGTON, January |, 1868
hE Go partnership heretofore existing between the un
4 defsgned, under the name aud firm Of Smith Cal
aha Is this day dissolved by mutual consent except
80 aI as u may be necessary continue the same for
thereof. " S H''
Oharies smith having purchased the prop rly and as
ueu NE llAhli-e OF the said trm rs alone authorized
10 use the partnership name IN liquidation.
CHARLES SMITH,
r,,, PATRICK CALLAHAN
The business will be continued at the old stand by tle
undersigned, who returns his sincere thanks 10 lie
IsIiH and patrons Of the late firm, and hopes by rigid
n'nnn 70 business and ont efforts To please
merit anu receive aeunliluunce Of their iayors
lNu lu-tt CHARLES SMITH
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28

The following is correct copy of tho letter
of MIR. Chase to the Loyal National League, in
response TO their invitation 10 attend the sumter
meeting;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-04-28
Ferruginous Chocolate Drol

In wsieh the nNurshment Of this pnrest Cbocnl,,.
r. asled NUT OF 1heohTomn Gicao) Is combined wifi M
tonic power OF the best French Iron (Queqenue's1 4
very paatshe aud convenient form for admini,teIlnS
Iron.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

Iadviss every ono who lass oueh Hs Husky
Voice Bad Breath, or any didcultv ofthc Throat,
TO get package Of my Th,os, Cotfoctions. they win
relieve you instantly. and you win agree with ME-
hs,"they 90 right to the spot" You will nnd them
vory useful and pleasant while travelling or attend
ing pa bic meetings for siiing your Cough or aiay
your rihrst. u ycu try one package am safe In say
Ing that you will ever afterwards oonsiderthem indis
ponsib,e. Yon will ind them at the Druggists ard
Dsaiors IN Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Ny signature Is on each package All others are
counterfeit.
A package will bo sen, by NATL, prepsid SnrsceiPt
Of Thirty Cents.
HENRY G. SPALDING,
No. 48 CEDAR STREET, New YoRx.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
+. F. BILLINGHURST,

STaq ssfvNsskISn = NVs Ezf(NI
.ssslsAhz5 y -'ste rs $3.50 ". y ~ ,
~ 49, IN gsa.st4s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

- Cotunbus, Januaty 2a. lsl
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
New. from Rebel sonrce..

NggYYeRK, Jan, 20. ---R, bel dispatches
stats that The steamer Columbia captured
Of MasonbOro' Sound, was a ganbou
carrying seven Euns. captured formerly
as . blockade runpsr. y They salso state
thst ~ attack was made on Fort Cas-.
veil on the 18Th, which lasted four hours
1t was made by Ave gynboa's. believed
70 Dc merely trying 70 get the rapgo o.
the iort's guns.
A TullAhoma, ,liSpaIoh Of The 18th sayl
the BsdsfMlS. nunbeiivg 10000. have
resuhtd their original position before
Muriisesboso. With great scaTcisy Of pro
visions. They are repairing ihe Rail
road, but making no PfspsrAIlon for Al
advApess s t{n III lEA Z fAh Tj8
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

TdiSEo ~ If.-,-ou, Of debt. every ok,
psnss yoS get Is you own; yOu may lOot
on It with unslloyed sensation Of righ, TO
spend Il or save, IT, TO turn il into any
fashion 81 u equal 70, ADas 10 esbt, Il is
not yeRI hwa. ItA bslbugs ID, him to
whom ftAis due, 70 bin who has pa.
iisAiIy loiiJd f0f Il. sAinsd. H., s,.ro,,, n.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

Gold Pens and Pencils,
Vest Chains, Plain aud Fancy Lockets,
LAdles Settsg Plain and Engraved Bracelets,
. Cluster Pins, EAT Drops, Q.st
Heart and Seal Rings, Miniatures,
Scarfand Ribbon Pins, Crosses,
Studs and Buttons, Cud Pins
.sJ t' ,ft and bocket Charms OF
every variety, style f.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29

~A Washington correspondent says
the State Department 10 in.reosipt Of 10
telhgsgcg q he most Chestlue nature
from abtOa9 % tsgAyd 70 cdt foIsigu 70.
laliops. .sAOIlhO w y ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
Fine IeWelFy
OiIale.l styIe, eonsLanlly On band.

oiIalest styles constantly on hand.
AsAn inducement 10 buy, We will present to avery
purchaser OF our MIScELLANE0US BOOKS one
ofthe above aTticlea ofJewelry.
{ We have on hand good assortment OF Religious,
Classical Philosophical, Agricaltural Historical and
Theological Works, among which may be found His
tories, Travels. Adventures, Stories, anecdotes,
Talea, Narratives, Romanees, spoFts and PaStmes
ANNALS and Presentation Books superbly bound and
appFWpriateiy illustrated, all OF which will be sold
very low for cash. inf TUTHlLb q bLdlkk.
M. n. Juvi received large and spleddld stock OF
N0eel BmgPnvImg AMd French Ch rOmO o
LlthOgrRPhs, which will be disposed ofatwar
TFRsish,s, Cissks and Jsssiry rSPairs5 and ssr'
rsM,S. E.&R,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-01-29
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN.
Y derdgnsd was on the 26th day of Novem Der, ID
is62 duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
Of tho estate ofREUBEN shAEFFkR, deceased, by
the Probate 20 it NJ P9irnsh eouhy Ohio. All pc
sons who arc iehtsd 10 said estate will please come
sons who have cai ms against said estate present
them to the undersigned duly authenticated accord
ing TO law, 49,. 81 .- SAMUEL DEEDS.
Lancaster, Nov so-36-3w.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07

service of the United States, be credited to the
town, by which they are furnished, towards the
quota assessed upon such town to fill old regi-
ments. And recruits who have heretofore en-
listed, or who shall hereafter enlist, In the new
regiments, or battery authorized by General Or
der No. 2. whether enlisted by the Selectmen, or
by the Recruiting Officers heretofore, or who may
be hereafter, appointed for that purpose, will,
when mustered into the United States service,
be credited to the town, by which they are fur
nished, towards the quota assessed upon such
town for raising such new regiments and battery,
The town named in the contract of enlistment
as the residence of the recruit, will be taken to
be the town which has furnished such recruit,
and entitled to credit accordingly, when the re-
cruit is mustered into service, unless the Select
men of such town shall, in writing, consent that
credit for such recruit be given to some other
town.
Assurance has been received from the War
Department, that every effort will be used, to
have the present existing law SO amended, as to
exempt from draft all towns, which furnish Their
full quotas No doubt is entertained, thai such
ame dment will be made.
Superintendents of Recruiting under this or
der viii be appointed in the several Counties, IN
such number as may be deemed necessary to
whom the Seleotmen will DO required to report
their doings under this order, and forward the
recruits enlisted by them.
And the Seectmen Of the several towns in this
State are hereby eDjoined to give this mattei
their immediate ana earnest attention and active
effort and, by raising promptly the quotas o.
their respective towns, enable the State to re-
spond, as heretofore, to the call OF the Preslden
of the United States, as the best evidence which
she can give of her unwayerin5 and uDquestionet
LOYALTY 70 the Government and the Union.
BY order of His Excellency,
j. GREGORY SMITH,
Governor and Commanders Chief.
| PETER I. WAsHBURN,
Adutant and Inspector General
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07

I
v oodstock Nov. 2 1868
General Order No. 2.
The quotas of the several towns in this State,
under the call of the President of the United
States for 100000 men to serve In the regl'
Il ents and companies now In the field, ana 1or
the deficiency of the State under the United
STATES craft are hereby assessed as herein stated
The first column states the number Ell men 10
be raised by each town, as Its proportion OF
300 600 men, called Tor by tn! President, 10
serve in the several regiments and detached
companies now in the field from tins state.
In assessing this quota, each town las Oeen
charged with its proportion according to Its
number of men enrolled in the first class, of
the whole number assessed upon the State, as
the quota of the State of 100000 men required
by the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any surplus of men furnished by
such town, above all quotas heretofore assessed,
includlnI the quota OF such town to serve IN
the old regiments, after charging the town with
its due proportion of the whole number 20 be
raised IN the state, and deductlng therefrom
the surplus, if any, previously furnished by
such town.
The second column states the deficiency OF
each town under the United States draft, and
is the number Of hen to be raised by such town
for the purpose of iilhng the new regiments and
battery heretofore ordered by General Order No
2, dated August 3, 1868. In assessing this quota
each town as been charged with Its proportion
according to its number OF men enrolled IN the
first class, of the whole number heretofore assess
ed upon the State, to be raised by draft, anc
has been credited with the aggregate OF the meL
drafted from such town, who entered the service
procured substitutes, or paid commutatlon. I'M
quota will be reduced by any number OF men
who have been held to service under the draft
since the date of the returns of the several Pro
yost Marsnals, upon which the deficiency a
herein shown, was computed.
The third column states the aggregate ot'botl
quotas assessed upon each town, and is th
wnole number to be furnished by such town TO
filing he old regiments and completing the ne'
regiments and battery, which the State is nov
raising.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07
STATE OF VERMONT,
ADyUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, I
Woodstock, Oct. %, 1868.
General Order No L.

General Order No. L.
In pursuance of requisition made by the
President of the United States upon the Coy
ernor of t g State of Vermont, it is hereby or
dered that Three Thousand Three Hundred and
Thirty Men be raised in the State of Vermont
to serve in the several regiments and detached
companies cf Vermont Volunteers now in the
service Of the United States, in addition to the
number of men required to be raised in this
State by General Order No. of the Governor
of this State, dated August 3, 1862, to fill the
deficiency In the quota of the State under the
draft ordered by the President of the United
States 10 July, 1863
The number of men required under General
Order No 9 will be assessed separately upon
the several towns in this State, and the several
quotas of each town will be announced as soon
as the necessary computations can be made In
the Office of the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
raj and volunteers will be received and en-
listed until the fifth day of January, A ID.
1864 In computing the quotas OF the several
towns, the quota of each town, under the quota
assigned to the State for draft in July last, and
the number OF men furnished by each town un-
der the draft, either by drafted men entering
the service themselves or by substitute, and the
number OF men in each town, who were drafted
and paid commutation, will be considered and
each town wall be allowed credit, towards its
quota for filling old regiments, tor any surplus
of men, which may have been furnished by such
town above all quotas heretofore assessed, inelu-
ding the quota OF such town under the draft IN
July.
And for the purpose OF enabling the several
towns 70 raise their quotas speedily, and each
in its own way, the oelectmeD of each town are
hereby appointed recruiting officers, and author
lied and empowered, as such, to enlist volun-
teers,
Volunteers, who shall enlist and be mustered
into the service of the United st tes, under this
order, will be paid bountles as follows
Each recruit, who has heretofore served IN
the army o. the United States not less than
nine months, and who produces an honorable
discharge from the service, in the usual form
will receive bounty and premium of four hun
dred aud two dollars, to be paid as follows :
/ Upon being mustered into service, he shall
be pad months sy in advance, Sl5 v
$40 Ejrst irstalment of bounty 90 o.
prsmium 20
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07

o D ~
The effect Of s ERLING'S ANBROSIA In eighteen
months.
CERTIFICATE
This is to c. tify shat, about iyhteen hs ago
commenced u,ing STERLING's AABRosIA. My hair
short thin and rapidly falling | had tried many
Hair Toncs Invgorators, &c without receiy w any
benefit soon using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling out, and commenced growing rapidly as to s.
tonish me- Now my hair thick soft and glossy, and is
Ave feet four ches in engh-when let down reaching
the floor. This wonderful result attribute solely the
use of STERLINIs AMBRosIA since commenced using
1t have applied nothing else TO my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, New York.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07
STATE OF VERMONT,

ApJuTANL AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, !
v oodstock Nov. 2 1858
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-07

We advise young persons whose hair is beginning to
fall out take warning in time and their hair by
using the Ambrosa To those who have already lost thei
hair the free use of the Ambrosia will surely restore It,
as it has done for Thousands.
DR. SrERLINGs AMBRosIA a stim ating oily extract
of Roots Barks lerbs. It will all diseases OF
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradicates
dandru prevents the hair from falling out or from turn
ing prematurely gray causing it tie thick and long,
Il is entirely different from all other preparations, a1d
can be relied
Itisawe known fact to thousands in the City of New
York. that this is the only article yet discovered that VIII
Cure the Di OF the Scalp AMI the Hair to Grow
PRICE $l,00 PER BOX, containing two bo tiles.
On. IL Il. STERLING, . rr n
Sole Proprietor, =r.-
No. 493 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
! 1vNK K Brown, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier, vt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14
PRENTICEANIA.

The feat OF the Federal ram q ueea of the
West, last MONDAY, in running the ViSksbury
gauntlet of a hundred heavy siege guns and III.
artillery sf . Rebel steamer, Sc:ag un!rr fire
three-G uarters Of an hour, was am extrao-di-
nary one He or she 1--WE hardly kno w which
TO say..f lam Is the one and u ueen the other
Is worthy OF ali honor. As q quDen she has won
'he crcwn, and IS ram he bears o! the horns
II There is surgeon or physician in tia world
especially famed for his treatment of paral sis
we hope the Government will hunt him up
and send him to the Army Of tha Potomac.
A ram is an animal whose butt is on the
wrong end of him.
Most of the schools in the West are In good
condition. While our gallant men are shoot a 2
in the battle-feld, the young iieas OF our chill.
dren are ahooting i'm the school.room rET
We shouldn't have much objection, in the
present scarcity Of paper, to print the Journal
upon paper made OF rags from the backs of ra-
bPls, so long rs there is water enough i'm the
Ohio river TO wash them.
There is one fearless martyr In Ohio, and
that's Olds.-Hisconsin paper.
Well that's News.
A correspondent described how some of the
dying rebels At Murfreesboro prayed. We
guess the poor fellows were not used 10 IL.
We have seen a farce upon the sta 70 in which
an old fellow, in reply 10 a remark n Dut prop
perty, exclaims "hang property" Tais is rx-
actly w hat the rebels are now doing Taey
bang the niger transfers or the Union army
as fast as they can catch them.
Louis Napoleon, it is said, promises not 10
NEEDLE with us. Let us pnt our hlroor, nm A
good condition of defence, and he will be Ii SeIy
te keep his promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14
SOUTHERN AKaiT MOVEMENTS.
Later frem Wick sturs-A CoaI S.ry. RIM,
the X excl Rattrr:es

CAIRO. Feb 13-Memphis papars OF .he ,,,h
int r'ivrG here, say that the ref--I adv m 80
IN M'ssisslppi Is said 10 b. at Ckaloa. trying
10 f-lair The railroad destroyed BY Gen. tiraaI
The incl-m-ncy Of the weather d lays tasir
movements by WAY Of Tuscumhia
IL ia reported that the enemy have removed
a large psrt of the srmr OF Fir-inia 20 Vi ss.
burg, and also taken all the garrison of NO.
bic, except f,nasi tor police duty. III. ra;I-o.t
frcln Se!ma to Meridian has hrrn co,n piat.d.
thus enabling thu r. beis rapidly 10 concentrate
their forces at Eicksburg
The enforcement OF the re.,ei conscripti,, - =,
is driving many persons from Aiaiam, snI
Mississippi TO the North
In consequence of THE frcquant violation n,
the regulation assinst carrying con:rabtnd ar.
tlclts South, more rigorocs M: .surcS ar. ra
sorted 10. All dowDward bound .soais viii! ha
stopped at Island No. ~, and their cargo an
passengers baggage examined.
A steamer which i-f. our fie-t near Virks
bnrg on Monday reports that y barge oaird
" ith coal ran the blockade on SnuGav.
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Canadian Affair."

QCEBEc, Feb. i3.-Thr Governors speech
was delivered IN Parliam- nj to-day.
II coBrTatnlarrs the country on .he snirit ot
loyalty and zeal in the enrolment and s,rgan:za-
tion OF volunteers, and says IL ne .AsS,ry !. hiIi
Will bP submitted for the impro s-n,-n. and px
Il nsion OF tie present militia system.
1t refers TO neg citations for an Internal cola.
NAL railway, and SAYS the attention of the inn
reriHi Government has brrn called TO the in,
rortaDce ct opening Un the North vest for set
tlt ment. ami direct communication br, yysan
Canada and British Columbia A very IA vnr
able rrsuit il expected The Governor exnras
srs the hope that commission OF in auirv into
the condition of ;he public service wall result
In bringing the expenditures of the proyin.e
within the revenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

THE WAR IN utsS"C.t
Gallant Dash on Ma arms.nse @. Pace
They are Driven bcyond the white
River. 80 ... -..'.
TIE following cfncia, dispatch has heen re.
cciTsd at the hcadq rartsrs in ST. Louis:
WEsT Plains, Feo. 7.-4c; Gen. Cu-.t.-
Tie c"sh on )Ss;es Vile la. a"conpli-hes ali
that W as intended. Express is Jus: received
rem Coi. WRring, commanding my ca,al~,
dlN,siop. He drove Marmaduke's forcrs o.;t
OF isteeNilie 'h- night Of ths ith i-.t-ut KIN .
ing ard woundfng many, and cap:u-ia. 50 ne
PiLson. Is, among t.rm Col. Ada:ns
"erinr says Captain Rosa, !ta M,sSour,
ca,riry, made The charge into Ba:esvli,c most
ealiantiy.
Such CT the enemy as eonld no; crowd into
the frIry boat swEm he river
Marmsoukes entire fprcr is on thr other
tice, and the pickets were ciiangiag sh.,ts the
morning Of the sth instant
waning has rcmeunud his men from the
country. Of course, NJ the expedrion v,s
only intended as reconnaissance ana a foray.
II has lis full instructions to return earer,,l,y
j. W. DAvIpscs,
Erica6ier General Comnaudiuy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-14

NAVY DEp. .RrMErr, Feb. r., 1888.
The Navy peps r NEXT will roc :i-e proposals fSr
The construction and elton III every past
Except suns. crdnsnse stores, fuel provisions AMI
nautical instru,nertsl sur Arm o-ei Steamers. CT
about tev.n hundred tcEs, OF wood . ii iron
biced, having IL gie 2. vs::, Jag 'urrat
On er.onat application a. The Navy partnert
In Washing ton, OF to Rear Admiral Gregory No.
Al3 Broadway, New iors, p. ties in:andi to
FIR can examine :he plans an spacidcst...ns
which via be Furnished to the contractors ty ths
Department. --.|
No Off-r iii be coI sid-r.d unless from pt-ties
VINO o-e prepared to cut work ot this kiCd :,
having SUI tahlo shops aE: te.is i ~: Il il 'I0t
EncwE 10 the u" r.rtin=n .aey .iusL p:e::Et :ri-
G~nce viii, {: -ir b
TIE act ot CoHsrass apr 0Tad :uiy ~, :S;7 p,..-
Eibits the TRANSIT cf Hry r.:nI-act nr;ia- IN
ter, It t!lcr. in.
Tie b., ers will i, t. the pr end TIA tine
~t;liI icnt ~ WI -sr.-. to ",.t ~. v-s.
eel Or 8. aa:. 8. bi! mast :ri3i hy
the fuar- rty ~ qursd hy a., tAst # aS.r:-.i to
;hep. t.sy vi p-.IIy~. sIoc.,ta II ;.iH r,.,t
PrGPcsit; wi be received ur-i, she ";-H OF
febru ary AND tie " must be ando sci - . .sSis
fer Vessels for River Bsfenc3 tn i:#.iag::sn tnar
rom other husn ess letters. f. i:S.b 81
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Great Fire at Nnrini..

FORTRESS MoNE0E, Feb. i2.-This morning,
AT w. O'Clock. a fire broke oug in the china
store OF l.. Nj. Kerr, in Newtons Block, corn r
OF Main street and Market SQUARE. and q IN .
scmrd abou; tn buildings. The loss is roughly
estimated AT S:dg'tsi or S:u ,G'st buildiuE IS and
stock. Thu loss is partly insured.
Further adyicCs from EoTkto IN state that
La III. Little, repOr ed as having been taken
prisoner IN the affair near Williamsburg, was
bot with the squacron. I.ieut. smith was ~,
prisoner, tut mace his escape with q - Others
This reduces the entire loss ~ % I,iaut Wi
Ian.s, al t''Tst rsportCj Ss having been taken
pr. onel, ls me-" said TO have been killed