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nR. J. s. WALKER, (Member
~ Of the Royal College Of Surgeons. London)
OFFICE lit SOUTH CLARK ST..
CHICAGO. ILL.
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, 1863-06-24

The shove is another OF tho many incontestahla
proofs. (which We arc constantly rectaving,. ~ 70
which Safe Is tho most reliable when put to the test
A large assortment now arriving at tho store.
, 1863-06-24

THE ATTENTION OF ART
J. PATRONS. and Of the public generally l. called
to tha fact that I mi taxing CaKTsiS Dr: V131FE
eaun ans made In the Vest as ne tstsai Price or
41tO per dozen. E4l NAaa A&enL
jG24Ei01: :1tfBtp l5i Lake Ss co-otF ok Aas3 ~
, 1863-06-24
r AMPLAUGU'S PATEL
LABOR AND -
Spike Saving Bar.

ri tie right have in the shove patent. UNTO Abel
Brtar ofSargatuck. Conn, into and for the following
Moth Carolpa. eofgiA Florida and s the state: of
WesteEn s1aet North and East of ssd
direct all persons wishing an ln'ere5t therein. 70
ez!1 Abel Drtaf 70 being well relied Of the eaEe to
my full satisfaction.
1e7i EA6-lt lsAAC CL4APLAUGa.
, 1863-06-24
EARE REDUCED By THE
l. CKAHD TRuxx LINE OF NKw srkA4ERs.
81 % LESS TT BQS TON.

AND TO ALL EASTEEN POINTS.
For Buffalo, touching 1t al points on Lake Michigan
and tbrpueh 10 Bufa!o tn three dhys. Toronto Oswe
60. ngdeEspurgh- Montreal, Portland. nosson and
New York. The sp1eEdl1 low PRESSURE. hst sailing.
uppe1 cabin steamer :.
WArKR-WITGa, Captain Bydar,
Wflteavo her dock, Got Of soutn L1sas st.. fhurs-
da5 juno 18th. at7 IN. Fer ne!gnt = gaS.A 90 sp-
| 1as-ke.a.t Axsas. omee foot of s. Lsssllo-ss.
, 1863-06-24

W7HlTE WHEAT FLOUR-We
w are constantly eceiyiog tho cholc! st brands q
IT Lnuis Southern illinois. and M1ssonE White Wheat
rom which We sell IN lots snt. at very low prices
PARKER. MEL1kN l. CO,
faetot .9I touth Water street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

~ The intelligence, now settled
beyond doubt, that Gems Holmes
and llindman have been superseded
IN Arkansas, will create a feeling Of
qualification that has not been felt by
scarcely any event that has TRANSFERRED
during the war. We learn from the
Arkansas True Democrat, of the 18th
that Gen. Kirby Smith, who takes
command Of the ,rans.Mississippi Dis.
trlct, was expected at Little Rock that
DAY. Passengers on the eastern stage
report Gen. Sterling Price. who com.
mands in the field, as on his way To
Arkansas. The moral effect of the
appointment OF these men to the com.
mand OF the armies Of the trans Miss.
'Ss'pp' District, can scarcely be est.
mated. Their names are worth 6ftv
thousand soldiers to our cause We
hope that every soldier that il now
I home, vii! hurry back to his com
'hnd, for the road to success and
hoiir will soon be obcn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
rzr We understand lhat NJ Daniel

tn We understand that ~ Daniel
Mcclure. lately private IN R,ndsls
regiment. has written US from his
place %, residence, near White Cpt-
tAge. Shelby county, Texas. complain q
ing Of being published a. = doser ter
Il letter has never reached Va. hut
the facts being presented To ~, We
are SOLICITORS - do him justice 1t
appears that he returned home, on fur.
Tough, was subsequently, thrown from
horse and crippled Cor lie That he
visited Marshal, under Capt, Fiizpa,.
rick's order. was examined by board
Of surgeons, ~ directed, and pro.
nounced unfit to ~ to the army This
Of course relieves him from all cen.
sure.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

1t In meet that IA = people WIN
acknowledge the supremacy Of the
living God, we should be ever mind.
ial of our independence on Him !;
should remember that to Him alone
can we trust for our deiverauce +;
that to Him il due devont thankful.
ness for signal victories bestowed on
us, and that by prayer alone, can we
hope to secure the continued nantes.
tatiou OF that protecting care which
has hitherto shielded us in the midst
OF trials and dangers In obedience
to HIS precepts, we have from time
to time been gathered together with
prayers and Thanksgiving, and He
has been graciously pleased to hear
our supplications and to grant abun-
dant exhibitions of His favor TO our
armies aud our people. Through
many conflicts we have now attained
a place among the nations which
commands their respect, and to the
enemy who encompass us around. and
seek destruction, the Lord Of Hosts
has again taught the lesson of His
inspired word, that the battle is not
to the strong, but to whomsoever he
wlllcth to cxhali' a Jain our enemy
with loud boastlng of the power OF
their armed men and mailed shirs,
threaten us with subiugation and
with evil Vaccinations seek even
IN our own homes and at our own
firesides, 10 pervert our men servants
and our maid servants into accom-.
pieces in tboir wicked designs. I'm.
der these circumstances, it il nv
privilege to invite you once more to
meet together and to PROSTATE your.
selves IN humble applications e Him
who has been our constant and never
failing Support in the past, and TO
whose protection and guidance VIC
trust for the future To this end. l.
Jefferson DAVIS President of the Con
iederate States Of America, do issue
this, my proclamation setting apart
tRmAr, the 9th day of March, a. a
day of fasting. humiliation and
prayer aud | do invite the pcople
OF the said States to repair, on that
day to their usual PLACES Of public
worship, and to join in prayer TO
Almighty God, that lie with continue
liiamerciful protection over our cawse
that He will scatter our enemies. set
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

s- The editor Of The shrcyepor, News.
n his isspe Of the 10th, publishes IN account
OF bis trip to Marshall, in which We God
qni,e an interesting notice or biographical
sketch Of our worthy friend, Gen. r. A. Han.
MS, Of this place and which certainly pays a
high compliment 10 the versatility Of bis tai
en,s, his Industry, and perseverance The
General, as be Justly intirna,,s, is a worthy
citiDa. The Offices that he has held and
now holds, evidence that he has continued to
maintain the confidence Of the government
and people We have known Gen Harris,
intimately, for about sixteen years. aud We
can -ay, with truth, We have never bccn &C.
quaiu'cl with a man possessing n greater de
gree Of energy, or one who has met the sml,s
and frowns OF fortune with more equanimi,y.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
IRE SITUATION

TIE change Of from, John Van
Baoa aad other ,le1g northern
men who favored g. ''e WV
wtelmins ma,or,yE which the
I Lincoln Cong trssp go ''s "'''S '''''
( ting abraham LlY'a civil AMI n'i'-
ary dictator. pI/ng at his disposal
the libe.,v saJyc7 % the citzcus
and the tn.oa/s Of the country, the
,.me sabni,/ &" ii the people Of the
United s,a/ to these acts Of usurpa-
,im andfr'"oy and the plaadi's
If ,bo III upou the action II Con.
er,ss. .tuce sweep away ihc delusivo
bopes/ peace, that were so recently
missfng our government and people.
v may rely upon il that Lincoln,
drfcn by the party Of which he i, the
rfrcsc'italI,s, will scizc with bold
Al reckless band the rcins Of power
with which he is intrustcd, foy if h,
fails, Ne and they are forever odious.
the enemy, with preparations such
rs they have never made before. are
TO attack Vicksburg Charles
lon. and perhaps Mobile and Savan.
nab They have already made one
stack upon Port Hudson and failed
1t ia, in all probability, the prelude o.
smother Of more formidable charac.
ter The next sixty days will deter.
niue tho duration Of the uggie.
] we sustain our strong position, a-
we firmly believe, the future is brigh,
before us The power Of our enemies
will be broken forever. Lincoln will
not dare exercise the powers with
which depraved Congress has cloth.
ed him. His armies will become de-
and the Northwest. despair.
ing oil conqucrlng US, will begin to
coyet our friendship, and cndoavor to
make terms OF peace All the border
States, with the exception perhaps Of
Mary land, will fly 10 arms Ina word,
i we sustain ourselves for the ensuing,
sixty days, the tide Of success will
turn in ear favor, aud by the middle
Of August, in all probability, the
enemy will not occupy foot Of our
soil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

~ Capt I. J. Coleman, who lss
just returned from n trip South, H.
forms us, that throughout the counties
Of San Augustine, Shelby, Sabine
Jasper, &c, provisions ARE very scarce
AVID that corn il selling at from three
to five dollars per hushcl lie paid
Eve dollars for himself and horse. for
one nights entertainment Is, the hotel
in San Argustine, and very rough
fare at that The crops throughon,
the region he Travelled. looked prom
ising The season. thus far. has been
unusually propitious, api, II Il coniin.
ues, there will be an abundant yield
Of breadstufTs and fruits. lie saw but
little cotton planted. Nearly every
one was preparing for heavy corn
harvest.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
TO THE PUBLIC,

The undersigned, constituting the Joint
Committee of the Legislature for investigating
affairs connected with the Penitentiary, pur
pose TO br In punc,ual attendance for this
business at Huntsville on the first Monday
eth day, of next month, April
In the meantime, all persons who have in.
formation to give, without being witnesses
shoald address the Committee ut tina, place
and thos> persons, who have knowledge, "a
witnesses. should be in prompt attendance ut
the indicated time and place. The Commit.
TEE has power to send for persons and papers
but, this power will not avail without neccssa
ry Information and all persons having
knowledge Of ans facts tending to show that
wrongs have been committed in transactions
with the Peni,entiary or with i,s products,
either by the persons dealing with it. should
be faithful TO attend the Committee, If pmcti.
cable to disclose what they may know, in
duty to public the interest aud common jus
tice. The Committee desires To be cxpcji-
tious but through in is Investigations.
X. II. QUINN,
PRYOR LEA.
q. A FOOTE,
j. B REID,
JAS. A. HARDIN.
AUSTIN. March s. 1863 MA u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Rsoaririso.-Wc bad the pleasure Of
greeting day or two ago, Ex.Gov.. now
Col. I'd CLARK, Of the trans. Mississippi Dia-
frsci, who has retained home on a recruiting
excursion. We issued Tor him on Tuesday. a
stirring appeal to the citizens OF the State
From the kindness and consideration paid by
Col. Clark 10 the health and comfort Of his
regiment. and the cseellen, material Of which
it Is composed, We presume he will find no
diiicu'ty in obtaining recruits.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
TO TIIE PEOPLE OF Trx.s
HFAnouNRrETs CL,RKs Rsarxt,,
CASr MAR PISs BLurr. Az,
February 23rd, aga

l!RAnQvAEETs CL,Rgs Rsafv,,x
CAsr MAR PINE BLUR. Az.
February 23rd, 1853.
YOU HAVE always been noted Fl, =,
i readiness with which you give ala w
your country when she needs assistance v"
have literally and noble contributed in 49,
prosecution Of the present war, Yco
still willing TO do 20, ] know If fur,he, 49,.
tribn,ions he oeccssary. Though hbe mr.
en'i indications ART somewhat prop,,iou. y,
should depend alone upon oursiycs for ~
Other nations may bel p Us when il ssi,, ,h,.
interests TO de so, and our enemy ia moi ~
hy Of trust in any case There may W, 4
much hard lighting to do to end the w,, ,,'l
the commands nov in the Geld having h,.
depleted by death and other cau.,r. need !.
plepishina 1t doyolses upon you to Ill, ,bor.
mp, and ! therefore invite your attention ;,
the following extract from circular of tbs
Adju'ant and Inspector General, of date u.
18th OF January 1853
"Sneh persons As are liable to consc,ip.io,
will be allowed TO Join any particular com
pany and regiment. requiring rcrrsfs n
which the oAierr.' tcnrolling or recruiting,
may be serving. ~ like manner such M
sons as are within coscrpt ayes. and who
may come forward and oAer Themselves a,
service will be allowed 10 vol,nieer An,
will rccciy. oil the benefits which are secnr,J
by law TO volunteers. Recruits thus oh.
tanned however, must In all eases. enter com.
panies ALREADY in the service, and canno, h
organized into new companies or regiments
by the above extract yos perceive thu,
you still have the opportunity of volunteer.
my Forced service Is distas.tf,i 10 Won
II would be an anomaly in the history OF
Texas ! desire 10 rcplenish my rermcn,
and ilylie you TO join me ! would be plsnsed
to receive you, and think yon womb find ..
pleasant service in my command and the
Brigade 10 which il is ATTACKED as my Other
Capt. L. Il. Wood Company \ Of Polk
county, and 1t, J f. q. Adrian. CorApany
{, OF smith county, are on their way to
Texas and ARE authorized to recruit, for ikei,
respective companies and Tor the rcgimerH.
Other recruiting officers will be dispatched
to Texas, and notice givrn.
EDWARD CLARK,
Col, Clarks Tex Regiment.
~ Trinity Advocate, Tyler Reporter,
and Gllmer papers will publish three times
ndd forward accounts
March 10, sea. MA 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

- Maj ten ]. q. WALxrx, in com.
msnd OF that PORTO OF tho Arkansas nrrny
stationed near Pine h,n, is highly spoken Of
not only by the ofliecrAshom We have seec
but by privntcs and cvihna. IIe II mid Ia
be firm. brave, and kind true soldier and
. gallant officer. With SUI men AZ Eirby
Smith, Sterling Price and }. Walker
and a reinvigorateJ, healthy anv We mas
soon look for new Older OF ,hir.s |, A.
kansas The summer campaign vi win.
out the disgrace inflicted by Ilolns ana
Hindmans mbecilIty.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Friday tto1morrowl having been set apart
by hia srcellepcy, President Davi. a. a day
Of lasting, humiliation, and prayer. there will
be religious services at the following churche,
In Marshall Cumberland Presbyterian
Church "a, 10 O'Clock, A. "; Baptis, Church
u. 7 N and the Netholis. Church a, :
/. u.
The second Quarterly Meeting, Of the
Methodist Church. for Marshall Station. will
take place on Saturday and Sunday. the 2sth
aud 29th inst.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
OBITUARIES.

Died In Rusk Cherokee county. rexas. az 10
minutes after O'clock on the morning Of the ith
OF March, l.ti, ut Typhoid Pneumonia. JOE
EVERETT GAMMA1E, son Of Df. ". l.. and Mr..
ssllie 6ammsge, aged years, months. and ,
days.
Little joey VA the Ugh, OF the household the
idol Of u. inmates. Little did they think his
stay among them would he so brief but disease
fastened itself upon him. and for upwards Of seven
long weeks he LAP upon Red 81 sickness. All
that medical science and maternal love could -ug.
grst were tried IN vain. The disrase Travelled it,
slow course. until death came at Last 10 bis relief.
He borc his .uHrring- with forti,ude having but
one desire and tia, wn- 10 see his Dear Papa.
and wondering Why he did not come hone IA hi.
little joey. That father, alas. like thousands Of
other, Is far away from horne In the army en-.
counterug priyatlons. and amidst scenes Of rath,
The fair boy had seen bat little of him. bat he
had learned TO love him aud to look anNuu-iy for
his return. A wish neS 10 the heart OF both. hut
which, Ike many of the most ardent desires Of
life, vas not destined to he realized
Thus has another lovely flower been transplant.
ed from the garden Of NE, 10 the blooming wales
OF paradise Too pure ior earth, Death stole him
from the arms Of those who loved him In life and
Angels bore him away TO a land ~ untading bean.
~. there vas .ping on earth, but 10y In
heaven sweet child though thy mother may
weep when abe nvotes thy bright image before
her, and when she thinks OF thy innocent pra;ilc
and thy wiBning ways when she behoids the neg
lected plsything, and the vacant chair. We, will
she cherish the rcoolection- Of thy presence
And though thoa art los, 10 her on earth, she will
feel that thou hast drawn her one step nearer
heaven.
60 Go ~ Thy rest sweet child
Go TO thy drcanle.s bel.
Uentlc and meek. and raid
with blessings on thy head
Fresh ro.es IN thy hand
Buds on thy pillow laid
Haste from this fearful and
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

at naughs their evil designs, and that
he will graciously restore To our
beloved country the blessings Of
peace and security In faith whereof,
| have hercnn,o set my hand, at the
city of Richmond. on the 21th, day
of February, in the year Of our Lord,
1865.
lS,gned) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President.
j = BEsJA1S, Sec'y Of State.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

TO- Tie Supper given on Friday
night last, by the Ladies' of Marshall,
IN behalf of our gallant, soldiers was
what we and every one else anticipa
ted II would be, most elegant affair.
The tables aud side tables were loaded
with tempting visuds, cakes, etc, to
which we are accustomed in good
times. The cooking was excellent,
the cakes cSquisitely dressed, and the
tables arranged IN the prctticst, style.
II WA pleasant to observe the varie.
ty and abnnda nee, the smiling faces,
and the unity Of feeling that prevail
cd All seemed to ENJOY themselves,
the only regret being that those afar
of, iof whose benefit the supper was
given, were no, present. The receipts
were not very large as only dollar
was charged, the ladies' desiring that
the occasion should be a kind of fes.
tive reunion, in which the great body
Of our population might meet together
in social harmony
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

11 We have had the pleasure Of rrus-
ing tw"'ctters written by II. n. A. Smith
OF '"phin $. j, Richardson's company o,
Mounted lilies, who, with their Csu..;n
were caP'ura at Arkansas Post. These le,
'ers are wF'''e' from Camp Chase. near Co,
umbns' Ohio, am are dated the A,b of Feb
raafy. It. Smitls,atos TINT the officers ar,
generally in fine hath. Capt. Richardson
was slightly unwell, ut was walking about
He does not mention where the private.
were sent. but The in.imsion il. ,hs. thew Ar,
a, Chicago. The tone of he letter !. firm
hof~lni and patriotic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

~ The gallant Col. W. =. LAS.
whose regiment was almost broken
u, by Gen. llindmsn's mismanagc.
met, has rcorganizcd his command
"'S roops are now encampcd near
Je'ierSn, and will be soon ready Ia
move AMIN to the scene Of action
ms regiment, we venture to say, will
90 good s~vicc when il returns to
Arkansas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
Letters Of Administration.

A The February term, A. u 1853. of the
~ county Court Of Harrison county per.
tanning 10 the estates Of a c,..~-l PERSONS.
The undersigned WINS appointed administrator
Of the estate Of Mrs. Mary l.. vivion. deccns
ed, ms u therefore to notify all persons
holiday claims against said estate to present,
Them within the time prescribed by law. and
those indebted TO make immediate payment
j, +. WlTHERSfOON, Admr.
March H. ls53. "a &,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
NJ ARSIIALL COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
p. J. CARoLAN, PRINCIPAL.

+. J. CAROLAN, PHiscIrAL.
IL ATES OF tuition pr session Of . months,
~ Commencing on the last Monday in
March
Primary Class, $40 90
Middle rs 90
Senior 40 ~
Incidental Expenses, 90
Students will be charged from the time Of
entrance to the end Of the session, except in
case Of protractel illness or in such instapccs
OF refractory conduct as in the Judgment Of
the Principal, may require dismissal, in
which case the aelin4nen. will be charged ap
to the time OF expulsion from school.
Bills due at the end Of the session.
March 10, go. n94.lOw
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26
From the Chicago Tribune February q
MORTALITY AT CAMP DOU0LAA

Since our last report, the following name,
rebcl prisoners have died nj Camp Douglas
Feb. I'm. II. Fuster, 18th Texas
ls-W. q. Hey, X, 18th Texas
ls-Josph Fipps. b. lst Virginia cav
Isl. Hudson, u. ! 9Th Texas.
lg--H II. Mitchell. f., Path Arkansas
los. 5. Siarks. u, 9Th Texas.
I'D Peters, f. 18th Texas
l6-W. Il. Manning. g, 18th Texas.
l7--f Newton, T.. eth Texas
81 II cogar J0husons Texas,cav
I'D . Futrc,,, C. 18th Texas.
ly-J II BurckeI, Is. It Ala. cavalry
20-G w Morgan, ], 18th 'rcxas
20-r ] Cleycrland G., 10th, Texas.
ls-Ja. Cobb, y, rifle battalion.
i9-Newton Nippcr, rife battalion,
l9-S Hale, coXs Tennessee battery.
2D-.I y Gravett, h, 9Th Texas.
2o--lhos Cnsse A, 1th Texas.
2l--1bos Farrell. G, 10th Texas.
2-Jas llorIey, A, 9th Kentucky
l5--l NJ Farqnett, b, 10Th Arkansas.
ID ; Williams, T. lgth Arkansas.
l5--Jns u Hall, A, Ii,h Tennessee.
lG--John Owens, X s,h Tennessee.
i'~ 't'i is'oiHs'ut r. l0ih iFnilFNStt
l5--W II Smith Q, 18th Tennessee.
ia j Wensor, g. 81 Conied. cav.
ls-T e Mourton, d. 9th Arkansas
Id e Stewart, y, oh Arkansas.
III + Malone I lg;h Arkansas.
III II Young, 4. 10Th Arkansas.
22-John Elmop &. 1T Georgia cav
2!-Ihos Amos, A, 18Th Texas
23-N II Bennett u, 10th Texas.
22-Wm ii Pnrson, g. 45ih Arkansas
22-josh Wallace, f, lyth Arkansas.
ID W Lawrence, X, 18th Texas.
23-J l. Matthews. G, 18th Texas.
23-t'eo Webb u 9Th Tennessee.
23-Wm Stewart, j, IN Alabama
23-J W Trennil, l. 9th Texas.
CIV j Ellis. \, sih Texas cavalry.
23--J u Hines, Richardson's Tex cav
23-Wm $ Neil, h, 18th Texas.
23-John Bcrkner 4, 18th Texas.
23-1hoz Harris, G, 18th Texas.
2J-W - Burke Il, 18th Texas.
23-f furul. y, 9Th Texaa.
ls-John 7 chaplin, q, l7,h Texas,
There are now iiny.six cases Of small pos
in the pest house. eighteen of which are Of
our soldiers, and thlrtyeight Of rebel pris
oncrs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

~ We are requested by Capt. vs. W.
WHsr, Commissary Of the ,ih Texas. 3, state
tina, he will leave Marshall for For, Hudson.
on next Tuesday, and will take charge. with
pleasure, Of all letters addressed 10 members
Of the army at Port Hudson. Az he will
travel on horseback, he can carry nothing ba,
letters.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

"a Capt n. A. lsrRoR. had the kindness
to send us from Monroe, La. two interesting
newspapers one Of them vickshurg Whig
OF the lath. weare under many obligations
10 him.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-03-26

Nor DgsEErED.-Wc had "a yisit a
few days ago, from Mr.. +. j. WEST.
aoRgLAsD, u Cap, Viscr's company
Gnuld's battalion, who was ON his way
back TO the army Mr.. Westmore.
lands name was published IN the list
Of dcsertcrs, which, while we regret.
We are happy to learn, was incorrect
1t appears, from his papers, that be
was iurIoughed on account Of sick.
ness, which proved to bee Of a protracted
character He sent a statement Of his
condition to headquarters, but not in
conformity with the army regulations.
W. ;. Day, Of Comp II, Col. Ran.
daVs regiment, passed through Mar.
shall a day or two previous to Mr.. w
His condition was exactly similar.
Neither of them intended TO desert.
We have 20 doubt they are clever
mon, and good soldiers. Like hun.
dreds Of others, they were placed in
false position by not knowing what to
do. We would say to every soldier
unable TO return 10 the army, to re.
port through an army surgeon, attest.
cd, il possible, by an enrolling officer