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Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
8 rayed.

EROM me about the first of October, small
i dark bay mare PONY. a small star in the
forehead, PAGES well and fast. long name and
tail. Her delivery to me at Spring Hin will
be literally rewarded or any information lead
ing to it.
c. NJ. HERVEY.
Feb 1s, 1868. So
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
DHTGNN
FOR THE
G. OV T. R n WI E N T!

T HAVE been appointed General Agent of
| the Produce Loan to the Confederate
States for the State of Arkansas, and have
entered upon the discharge of my duties, at
my Office in Washington.
Persons who have subscribed to this Loan
or who have cotton for sale, will call on the
Undersigned, who is prepared to have weigh
ed and classified all cotton offered to the Gov
ernment. and to pay for the same.
will appoint agents for distant localities
as soon as possible, with full powers to act
DAVID BLOCK,
General Agent Produce Loan.
Washington, Ark, Nov. 10th, 1862. 45-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
Notice.

r HAVE assigned all my accounts for the
i wear 1861 and 1862 to w. S. & j.. S. Burt.
All persons indebted to me for those years will
call and settle with them and they are author
lied to receipt for me.
JOHN F. VAUGHAN.
Feb. 10, 1868. Ga
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
Interest to be Paid on Interest Bearing
Treasury Notes.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, C. S. A.,
Richmond, Dec, 2. 1862.
FOLDERS of interest bearing Treasury Votes
Ill are hereby notified that the interest which
shall be due thereon on the first of January
next, will be paid at the Treasury or either of
the Depositaries of the Treasury on presenta-
tion of the notes accompanied by a descriptive
rckedule in duplicate. Blanks will be furnished
on application.
(Signed) G.. G. MEMMINGER.
Secretary of Treasury.
"A
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04

How TO Make A GonD ARTICLE OF
COFFEE. Take coff w grains ai1 pop
corn, of each a, equll qunotity Roast
the same together The corn WI hrp
out and what remains will b. unadu!terA-
ted coffee.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
Wanted,

A SITUATION as Teacher in n school or
II private family, by young lady of some
experience. For particulars address,
A. W. l..
Spring Hill, Hampstead co Ark.
Feb. is, 1863 5-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
To Blacksini!Iis and Wagon
Makers.

I WANT to hire a No. Coach smith: also a
l. No. Horse Sheer, for which good wages
and constant employment will be given. Ne
groes preferred.
also want No. Coach Maker. one who
Is capable Of doing all repairs on Stage
Coaches None but sober, steady men wanted
Apply Immediately 20
GEO. A. DAVIS.
Washington, Feb. IL, 1868 Aft
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
Notice.

THE undersigned requests that no person
l. shall transact any business with Daniel A.
Reeder in his present state Of mind.
j. w. REEDER.
Feb. q, 1863. 10
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
MARRIED
Confederate Bonds.

I AM in receipt Of Coupon Bonds q. ,. A..
l. to pay for all cotton purchased by my Sub
Agents to the 9Th December last. Parties
holding receipts for cotton prior to that date
will present them to m, for payment at my
Office in Washington.
DAVID BLOCK, Gen. Ag't
P. L.. C. s. A., for The State Of Arkansas.
Produce Loan Office, March 2, 1868.
p ST. expect soon TO receive Bonds with
which to liquidate all receipts outs anding for
cotton purchased for the Government by my
sub agents, and will give due notice thereof
thi ough the Telegraph.
DAVID BLOCK,
General Agent, &C.
March 2, 1868. Gift
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
NOTICE.

w W. ANDREWS holds my power Of at
w tOrney. and will transact any bushes
for me during my absence.
II. GARDES.
Washington, Ark, Dec 20, 1862. Fl
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
NOTECE,

To the Stockholders of the L. 4. d T.
Navigation ComPa"y:
A T the solicitation of numerous stockholders
Il | will defer the commencement OF the WORK
to some future time. The call VIII not be re-
quired to be paid at the time mentioned; our
state is now invaded. Every man will be re
quired to be at his post.
C. NJ. HERVY, President.
March 18th, 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
T ANY AR Q

MOTTO E2.--Messrs W. L. Britt & Is asc
Lswrenco are my authorized agents for the
transaction of business. Persons indebted to
me, or having open accounts, Will please make
sytJlements with them.
]. S. BRITT.
Washington, Oct. g. 1862 40-tf
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
SPRING HELL sySriTUVE.
Feb. I, 1868.

SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
Il he exercises of this institution viii be re-
l. sumed under the superintendent If the
Undersigned on Monday. the 9th of February
In this school may be h ID every opportunity
for obtaining thorough English and classical
education. For particulars as to terms. sc j..
apply to the Principal
Rev. r. II. MURPHY.
Feb. T. 1868. 3,f
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
500 RGWaHds

" Is STOLEN from the undersigned, at
- :, "ashlI gton, on the night of the l4th
- u month, BAY MARE, tx years Did
ing; was in tolerable order when Ia
~ M Is branded on the left shoulder c NJ
lug IN I Ca ried from here an old American
'ie, 'most worn out. l will pay the above
,eward or the thief and mare; or | will pay
% for the animal alone,
5-tf JOEL D. CONWAY,
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
w agONS Wanted.
NOTICE..

w NJ. n. JOHNSON is duly authorized to
transact all business for me during my
- Those knowing themselves indebted
NJ ne Will therefore please make immediate
payment to him.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
Washington, Jan %, 1863 %
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
Teacher Wanted.

4 tacHef Nanted.
4 GENTLEMAN who is we'll qualified 70
II teach school. and will bring good recon
mendations, can find employment rs a teacher
at Lewisville, Arkansas, by applying to the
undersigned at that place.
J. J. BATTLE,
J. C. LEE.
NJ. b. WELLBORN.
J. ". MONTGOMERY.
Trustees.
Feb. I, 1868. 3-6.
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04

EE75~ The following i the official account OF
the West:
Washington telegraph., 1863-03-04
LAW NOTICE.
N0tiCe.
Feb. Is.

THE Medical Board of the 4th Division will
L convene at Camden, Ouachita county, on
the 25th day of February, 1868, for the pur-
rose Of examining all conscripts that have n ot
been examined, and to make final decision
on all cases that have been referred to the
Medical Board
E. W McCRARY, Surgeon
P A. C. S. & Med Examiner, 4th Div.
80
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

At a meeting of he Board 81 Directors
OF the Gcntfal lsank 9f 'ifaipia held "a
/ ai,tbaNlyiugsheGF aa ihUpallag, lhe2bih
day d NV9e.iE4 i8f8 fha failoN,gg resp
(iutions desed ify Mn Slcif4y, aud
|uuanihrsnsl ado@tsd
IN i. Kesoiv.d inaG " h.se nsa!o vi d
sincere sorrow that WIN. Kinney, late
President Of this bank, departed this life At
his residence on Wednesday, tho 25th of
the present month.
2. Resolved, That II atIords ~ meIah'
choly pleasure, In the midst Of soln'n ASSOC
Citations connected with this mournful event,
TO bear our cordial testimony to hentegri-
~. fidelity. courtesy aud impartialisy which
have always distinguished our departed
fricnd in tho office which he has held ID
this bank since twas organised.
| 3. Resolved, That aswc think Of him
thus Al the close Of his long and honored
lifo. gathered TO his fathesrs' 10 The midst
ofsympathizing friends and loving relatives,
sleeping in the calm rcposc Of death. undis1
turbed now by The cry Of anguish. ne pnhg
Of suffering or the fear Of earthly III, the
memories Of the past are filed with focol!ec-
E,ions Of his faithful services rs Delegate
and Senator, Of his ability. zeal, fidelity and
untiring energy as Attorney aud Counsellor,
of his society and eteadfastness as friend,
aud Of bis iudulgeut Kindness Of heart as q
master. neighbor, father and husband. and
We may well record that man has fallen
III our midst whose memory will 90 cher
ished with warm gratitude aud love BY
many, and with respect aud kindly regret
BY all.
| A. Resolved, That a. token Of respect
for tho the Deceased the members Of this
Bank andthe officers Of the bank will attend
his funeral this morning at II o'clock. y
5. Resolved, That copy cfthe foregoing
resolutions be communicated to The widow
and family Of the deceased and that the same
be published in the papers Of the town.
Extract from the miuutes-Teste.
/ @ w. III TAMS. Cashier.
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EXCHANG GLE NOTICE, No. =.
Richmond, Va, october 18th. 1863.
1s10HH101u, - OCt0DtT 1b65. J
TINE following officers and men are hereby 1

THE following officers and men are hereby de-
i clared duly exchanged:
l. All officers and men captured and par oiled at
any time previous to the 1st of September, 1868 =
This section. however. is net intended to include
any officers or men captured at Yicksburg, July
4th. 1868. except shch as were declared eathaHrea
by Exchange notice NJ s. September 18th, 1863,
Or are specifically named in this notice. But It
does embrace all deliveries made at City Point or
other place. before Sept. lst, 1863, and witt the
Limitation above named, all captures at Port Hud-
son or any other place where the parties were re-
leased on parole.
2. The staff of Generals Pemberton, Stevenson.
Bowon, Moore, Barton, 2 Lee, Cummings, Iiar-
RS; and BALDWIN, and Of Coils. Reynolds. Cock
to the En,gineer, Corps, and sarpers and Miners.
and :, the f.h 4nd 4ath Misslssgp regiments
g. The general officers captured at yicksburg.
July 4th. 1863, were declared exchanged july
18th, 1863 Etj UiiID
Oct 25-6t AGENT Of E4sbaij1e
B>A II Southern papers will publish six times
and send bills to the n ar Department.
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DUBifG SALE 6F MOUNT TORY IRON
i WORkS;=iH bbeaience TO 1 decree 81. the
Circuit Court bf AGgtists coaity, We will, as C5n
a.s Sss ss = ss sssay. .Ss
Iron property known Is M9aHt TORY, situated Il
the South EASTERN part 9f A gBst3 t3aHt5: The
land attached contaiAs ABOUT eight thous3nd e.
00O) acres--the preciss qaahtity will Sc inade
known on the day ofsale: The ftifaacs. and ail
Of the builoiDgs in suitable repair for operation the
coming year. On the land Is Iron Ore and Wo5d
in great abundance. The high price of Iron af-
fords great inducement for investment in the pf6p-
orty.
TERMS "A credit of SIX. twelve and eighteen
months will be given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security with interest from the date
with the privilege to the purchaser of paving all
down and taking up his bonds when the sale is con.
Armed by the Court.
LORENZO SHAW,
b. s. YOUNG,
Commissiofers.
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The Yankee Marine.

According to the confessions Of the New
York Herald, the Yankee commercial flag
has almost DISAPPEARED from the waters. It
declares that four or FIVE eoDfederates have
completely baffied four or FIVE hundred = s.
ships of war, and thrown the great bulk Of
Northern commerce into foreign vessels. -
L blames the Secretary of the U. S. Navy
for this bnt he says he has tried in vain to
prevent the rayage OF the Confederates.-
What tribute to the four or FIVE Con-
federate ships of war.
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E NJ Ritter. Go. / Cd. Gunshot wound
w II Reed C SD, Chronic Rheu-

E NJ Ritter,Go I'd. GunsLot wound
W H Reed Co. c SD, Chronic Rheu-
matis,n
"A G Ramsey, CO. I 9Th, esa.hot woDnd
ia breast
i " SHUTS, cox q 5FHas coatu
sion
p sSaofgraas, Co. = "a, Guushes 9s,.i'd
Ein right leg.
T J Il Shields. Go. II 9th, Amput.tion
I of right fore finger.
: g P.Sherer. Co. L 9Th, wounded IN head
Isishtly.
W Smith. Co. A 4th, Confusion Of left
ny + ST. stuasle, co. G d, tDushos wound in
left hand slightly
Ar Smith, 6. B 9th, Guushot wound
in thigh. So sas sFEs II ss4ssas@s'
JM Sadler. Co. G ID. Guushot wound
/ in neck. 4
I PJ Thompson, Co. G 4th, Gunshot
| " ound in left hand and hip aa Nss y
DIV Undertake. Co. G. I'd, Gunshot
wound in leg. a 81 llH s 8a
J Tisaale, Co C52d, Chronic diarrhoea,
JP Vaun, Co. + 4th, Gunshot wound
in head. - ss skss 3asHe9los a
JR Wilson, Co. H 4th. Left fore finger
amputated. ii sss -
EWillis, Co G 4th, V. S. left foot
slighsly. NsA sss'e @
EN- Whittascar, Co. L 4th. s.. left
foot seriously.
BIZ Whitmore, Co. A 5th, Gunshot
wound ID left arm. W @
George Wheeler, Co. I ssh, Gunshot
wound in thigh gs
JH Wills, Co. Il SD, Chronic rheau-
matism
+ Whitmore. Co F SD, Debility. y
G Young, Go K 9Th, Guushot wound in
left hand slightly.
Col. Colstop, % Va. Regt.
j Orndoff, Carpenters Battery, Gun
shot wound in right hip. sste
S Carico, Co. r 4th, Gunshot wound in
left jaw. gs ~
r L Jones, Co. D 4th. Scurvy.
W F Franklin, Co. E 18th, Wounded in
groin.
HI Hackney, Co. F 18th, Remittent
fever.
Jno Curly, Co. + 18th, Debility.
Jas A Fisher, Go. G 4th, Gunshot wound
in breast
S Cox, Co. H 4tb, Gunshot wound in
groin.
Rothgeb, Co H SD. Guashot wound in
right side. II L
(Whoreabouts Of thelast four net known
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vfRGIUIA:-
1 N AuecIa godnty Court; October goth. 1885,
1 ugoa the Petition Of Miahacl Snyder and 9TH
er s,a9 ~ Esta0 ' OF road de-
This day came the petitions by attorney and the
court being satisfied upon the affidavit Of Michael
Snyder the Plaintiff and Petitioner. in open court
that ShuttJeworth and wife, John Shamaie
and Wife, grid VIM, Whitinore aid sifs; hgirS Of
VIM. II. Blair dgt,d are, residehte Of Western Vir
GINA not accessitle to the process of the COURT
On motionit - dfdeted that Shutteworth and
wifej Johu Shamate and wife, and Wm Whitm6fg
end wife. do appear here within cne month after
can why ra pdtidned fr oy Michael 81 Snr s1ey
and othefs ellall Hot be opened and established
through thslr labq aersssby to the fgport of eitd
nissidners lrembla ,and Trot,cr made and return.
ca II thle cadse, and do what is necessary to de-
fend their Interest in this cause, And that copy
OF this erd9r be pbsted at the front door of the
courthouse Of this county on the first day of the
next term Of said court.
Copy Testc.
~ WILLIAM A. BURXETTE, d. C..
November 6. 1863.
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Negotiation Closed.

By the last flag Of truce steamer, Judge
Ould received from Gen. Hitchcock reply
to his fair and equitable propositions for an
exchange of prisoners--the same heretofore
submitted to Gen. Meredith. The authori-
ties at Washington have determined that
there shall be no exchange until the Con-
federates conoede that s'a white man is just
as good as niger and Of course. the
prop osiiion was rejected. Thus ends for the
present, all hope Of an exchange.
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NOTICE
TO TAx-PAYERS.
OFFICE OF ooMMissioN'R OF TASrs
RieHM0Nb: Oetobs. a cas-,

OFFICE OF ooMMissioN,R oPrAYra
RitHnssb; October o. 1854
Zach District Collector snail DIV. ,,S,;. Iii.
IL at the beginning Of each quarter uus nouS3
Eegistered persons to Chine forward v;, a'.ing ~
days from the date Of said notiee .ns suin twenty
returns to the Assessor on gross ssas aS tnstf
failure to do so such persons wsll be upon
penalty prescribed under Sec. s Of he 20 tas
The Assessor skali turn over the lists a. set
taken to tHe Collector of the District At th afs
Pracca W. :; Moment and after such assessmen,.
nave oeen MADE tue taxpayers will be req uired -
by .ne same 20 tne C9iector within not ess n n
nve or more than thrtydays, the time to he 49,
ny the District Collector, ind er The "A
q failure to do 30, imposed by See 4 ~ ~ .p9n
Act. THtjG pSnN ~ NE III
r sr--.. .Commissioner Of n. e..
In pursuance of the above instruction n;,I;.sos
on the ilta inst, registered parties are harshx
nl!otlneo, t4at within twenty dsys from ri. ssS y
Xctopcr, they must return their quarterly la. :.
the AssessUrs Of their respective D;st,;.t: -
moreover, that within not less than e. eae
than twenty days after delivering aid liz. !ps
must pay the taxes due thereon. und.r ny
fUrfeiting ''double the amount Of ,ro :; PAIN es
failure either to make the return or nav ,h use -
Furthermore, to those who hitherto have Ed;
70 register whea the law required. notice !. h.ss
BY giyeh that they not only forfeit donIb. no
Specific tax By auch failure but. II thu go. IAs
contihded, they forfeit % like sum for
ty. days of such failufe" ''s'' 'Np
the following named days to receive The On
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I he Sick and WOun1ied Of the Stone
wall Rri&AGe.

We publish the list below, ktdly
fi,rnished as BY Mayor Trout, Of al
she sick, Of the "StonewalI Brigade
together with the casualties in the late
fight. The letter Of our townsman,
Nj. J. c. Marquis to Mayor
exrl,.ins itself.
Or. Darlington, Medical Director al
Richmond. has ordered all sick and
wounded from tbs section 10 be sent
immediately to the &c neral Hospital
atStaunton-
RICHMOND. Va.
Dec %, 1865 s
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Stonewall JacksOn's Admission Int
Heaven.

I was much amused atthe rebel prisoners
account of the admission of Stonewall jack
son into heaven. They were strong admir-
ers of Gen jackson, and especially Of the
great success Of his flank movements. "The
day after his DEATH said they. 1.-TWO angels
came bown from heaven to carry Comeback
son back with them. They searched all
through the camp, but could not find him.
They went to the prayer meeting, to the
hospital, and to every place where they
thought themselves likely to fud him. tns
in vain They we're forced to return with
out him. What was their surprise to fud
that he had just executed splendid flank
movement aud got into heaven before them. ("
VIZ Boston Recorder.
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Angu.ta County Court Clerks 0fce to nit.
EGtr @y Hcr@@,
TNAKEN UP by Samuel Crfckenbarger, his
i land, in Augusta County, the 18th Of August,
1868 II the following description to wit
A Horse Of brown color, both hind feet white,
nearly 60 the fetlock about 1871 hands high, sup
POSED to be seven years old, and appraised at $500
by Peter Cline, Samuel Click and John Gutshaw.
Extract-Teste
VIM. A. BURNETT, ID. C.
December 4, 1861
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WIZ DESPOND /!

Our people fall into respondent
mood upon the reception Of news of
failure, no matter how slight. This
is not right. Why should we despond
on account of failures? We cannot
surely expect to win every battle or
skirmish though we must eventually
succeed. The great wonder is that we
have had such frequent successes
The enemy had possession Of the en-
tire Navy, with an organized soldipry
as nucleus for more extensive organ
ization, with an abundance of arms
and ammunition at hand and every
facility for keeping up the supply, an
established currency and uninterrup-
ted communication with the whole
world, while we Old the other hand had
toimprovise government were devoid
of arms and ammunition. with 10 mill
itary organization, cnt off from the
world, standing isolated and alone,
had to make preparations for tho fu-
ture. with all FITS contingencies, (fiom
the beginning and were compelled to
extclnporise q currency whereMith to
carry on the struggle We have done
wonders. We have succeeded admir-
ably. We can afford to rejoice at sue
cess and should not despond on account
If failures but take them as the inevi-
table chances Of var and brace our
selves fer great. exertions and oul
word for it we will succeed.
- Thu Baptist Sabbath school
will give s,tExhil,ition on "Wednesday
night Aext, in the Baptist Church.
Tbs alssct is worthy ne, the reliel
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SOUTHERN Literary Messenger.-sub.
- seflpsloa pflce Sl0a year, from and after this

GOUTHEMF LITERARY Messenger.-Sub
- sefipsioh pfice Sl0a year, from and after this
date
In the September number we notified our sub
scribers that, for the ensuing year. 1864 we would
be compelled to raise the subscription price of the
MESSENGER to So. Upon making calculation of
the cost to publish next ear find that ws t.ill
not be able to carry on the MEsssseRg ff fss ihan
$40. and therefore have raised the slb.cription
accordingly to ecinnence trJu the present mum
Der.
Jsr Subscribers, We ddatt Hot. viii sac The he
eesslty fS- this and we hop. Cite us cordial up
port Fof the last six months We have been fur
nshing to over a.he6 ssHser'befs tiie MsssrSsRR
for 1868 at 'nss to s 6f sgtGral Hundred telIars
per month. We hope. Wits tie advanced subscip-
! every respect make the MESSENGER worthy of sup
ports Address
EtAcFAHLASE & PERCUSSION.
llicamond, va
~ Editors friendly TO the MEssEssap will
publish this notice.
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Auyusta Co Court Clerh's Office to acit.
Estray Horse
TAKEN UP by John Gntshaw.lo on his land in
i Augusta County, the 9th day OF October,
1868, of the following de scrption to wit:
horse Of dark dun color has little white on
right bind foot black name and tail. rs hands
high supposed to be eight years old, and appraised
at $500. by Samuel Crickenbarber, Samuel Click
and Peter Cline.
Extract-Teste.
VIM. A. BURNETT D. G.
December 4-3f
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1864. A / NJ 4 n &C, 1864.
DIARY AND l1EN0RSNsEM BOOK FOR
1896 a.
CON BIN ED.

W vi TOI IN TlIJs
Calculated BY DAVID RICH .RDsoS, Of Louisa County
Va, aeil be Issued on Monday, Dec. Flat nert.
It will contain the Officers Of our Government,
Members Ct the new Congress. Rates Of Postage,
Census Returns. Interest Table, Important Inven-
tions, and other uauable Information to al classes
Neatly bound in suitable style FOR THE POCK--
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n K Txaur.
~ X. EOUF.
ltuxor. Of tie Tonn of Ntdnut0n

SrR: Mr.. johnson and myself. 10 the
discharge of Jour duty. found it necessary
after arriving at GordoDsyille, sDd attend.
| ing to bat few wounded we found there.
| some FIVE or s,x, to esn,e on here where he
bulk of the wounded had been sent We
have found them all, not only our eva
county men, but all that belong to the Stone
wall Brigade, the list of which | forward to
YOU to be made use OF in such manner as
/ YOU think best in order 10 give notice to
their friends of their situatisn and condt
ton. The enclosed list is before the Sur,
ceons in charge of the FIVE divisions Of the
Chimborazo Hospital They will let me
know in the morning how many they will
grant transfers to. have great hopes Of
getting the most Of thep. We have met
with great encourag ement from every gen.
tleman connected with the Medical Depart
ment, from Medical Director down to the
humblest man connected with the Depart
ment, and we desire that honorable mention
be made Of them all for their kindness in
aiding us in every way possible in the dis
charge of our duty.
Mr.. johnson will 60 up to Gordonsvifle
to-day, and if the transfers are decided on.
I will come with them tomorrow. So if
there is no more fighting to-day or .to-mor-
row, | hope to take with me large share
of the wounded that are now here.
l am sir,
Very respectfully
Yours, &c.,
j. G. MARQUIS.