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Sentence Of Valla n d jyham.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE Ono
CINCINNATI, Ohio, MAY Is, 1868.
General Order. No. IS.

/. at military com mission, which con
vened at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 9th da,
OF May, 1868, pursuant to Special Orders
No. 1856, OF April 81, 1868, current series
from these headquarters, aud of which
Brigadier General Robert B. Porter. Z. 5
Vols, is PRESIDENT. was arraigned and tried
Clement l. Vallandigham, a citizen of the
Safe of Ohio. on the following charge aud
specification Of charge, to wit:
Charge-Publicly expressing. in violation
Of General o. der No. IS. from Headouar
tiers Department Of the Ohio. sympathy for
those In arms against the Government OF
the Unit. d States. and declaring disloyal
sentiments and opinions, with the object and
purpose Of weakening the power of the Gov
eminent in its Efforts to suppress al unlas-
full rebellion.
SPeeifcation-In this. that said Clement
l.. Vallandigham, q citizen of the State of
Ohio, on or about The LIST day of May, 1863,
at Mt. Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, did pub
hcly address a large meeting Of citizens,
and did utter sentiments in words, or In eff
feet. as follows: Declaring the present war
IS a wicked. cruel and unnecessary war;
"a war no, being waged for the preserya
lion of the Union;" "A war for the purpese
of crushing out Liberty and creating q
pcspousin; =" A war Tor the freedom oil the
blacks the enslavement of the whites.
stating that 1T the Administration bad so
wished, the war could have been honorably
terminated months ago." that peace might
have been honorably obtained BY listening
TO the proposed Instrumentation oil France"
that propositions by Which the Northern
States could be won back, and the South
guaranteed their rights under the Constitu-
ton. had beet rejected the day before the
Ia e battle OF Fredricksburg. BY Lincoln and
his minions, meaning thereby the President
OF the United States ard those under him
in authority; charging that the Govern.
ment of the United States we're about to
appoint Military Marshals in every district
TO restrain the people of their Liberties, to |
deprive them OF their rights and privileges
"charscterizing General Order No SO from
Headquarters Department of the Ohio, as !
base usurpation Of arbitrary auth oriy," in
wing his hearers to resist the same, by say. |
ing, 'ihe sooner the people inform the min
ions Of usurped power that they will not |
submit 10 such restrictions upon their Hber- |
les the better" declaring that che was At
VI times and upon all occasions, resolved to
10 what he could to defeat the attempts now
'eing made to build up . monarchy upon
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Some of the New York Copperhead Dem
ocrats held meeting At the State House, 81
Albany, on Saturday last. TO denounce the
arrest of Vallaudgham Erastus Corning
presided. and Governor Seymour sent in a
letter strongly condemning The arrest of the
ONO traitor. The meeting aroused much
excitement and indignation, especially anon Q
the returned soldiers, who silenced some Of
Inc speakers and broke up tie chairs on the
stage. Order WIS at last, with much diff
Guilty, restored
OF This Yallandigham demonstration w.s
addressed by R. $. Tharcn, who, it will b. re
collected, made such noisy demonstrations os
devotion in this city to the Administration of
Lincoln, and awful threats of vengeance ON IN.
heads OF the traitors south and their no less
guilty allies north; and who even went to Lib
erty, Union CO.. Ind, on learning tina, the traitor
'allandigham was to be there and make a
speech, for the purpose of shooting him. r s.
Tharin is certainly a 'tiirty dog" and it suits
his southern taste to be licking traitor sores
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Modification Of the COnscr pttOn
Act.

The special dispatches TO the Cincinnati
Gazette contai:l the following statement OF
an important modification OF the conscrip-
ton act, made By the construction put upon
i. by The Secretary of War:
The subject of the proper construction
to be placed on the 18th section oil the Con
scription law is being considered at the War
Department. 1t has been represented TO
the Secretary, and he is understood to be
lieve, that if that section is SO construed as
to mean that the Government must let OH
any conscript on the payment of $500, the
purpose of the law will be in great meas
are defeated, and the conscriptons prove to
a large extent a water haul. Sec'y Stanton
is understood 10 hold that the law leaves 1t
optional with him to receive the $500 or OF;
that he is not a Federal treasurer. that he
! gives no bonds. has no financial attassfsty fof
f777vn sums OF money when paid to his sub
ordlnates, and has not time to go into the
business of hunting up substitutes. Solc-
| tor Wiring. the law officer Of the War De
partment. is understood to concur in these
views, and unless the President objects it
seems therefore certain that the whole clause
giving exemptment on the payment of three
hundred dollars. will be practically ignored
Conserlpts will either be left to huIt up
tier own substitutes, at their own price. if
they don't want to GO themselves, or q plan
will be adopted of calling out an equal
number of volunteers at the time the draft
is ordered, said volunteers to be accepted
only as substitutes for the drafted men, and
to receive therefor the Government bounty
OF 500. and the conscrip,s' Communication
OF $500. On this plan volunteers would
be permitted to select the conscripts whose
places they would take, and it is quite Ger
tain that few of them would consent to go
as substitutes for Copperheads. The ad
vantage therefore, which its advocates
claim for this plan would be its compelling
peace mep to bear their shareof the burden
OF the war, as well as Republicans and War
Democrats. In any event it is now believ
ed the President will insist on the adoption
OF some plan by which the law will not be |
turned INTO revenue measure instead OF
military one, and ~ which man to carry |
nuskeI in some way will be produced for !
every name drawn from tue box.
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rr,buse OF Respect.
HALL OF MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY. No. 4.

Haul OF MECHANICS FIRE COMPANY. No. 4.
g May llth, 1853.
WHEREAS That BY the recent sudden deceass
Of William Ingalls,. this Company has sustained
. great loss in the removal OF one who WAS .
jealous and faithful Fireman kind friend and
a good citizen. In all the positions which he
held. he was true and always ready to perform
his duty.
ResoiyVAsThnt we deeply sympathize with
his bersasd family and friends in the loss Of
one ssMurshy of their sincere affection, and thai
wesmost -aev6ntfy commend for their coasoia-
ton in this, their sadness, the assurance that -
father to the fAtherless, and judge of the widow
is God in his holy habitation.'
Resolved, That copy of the above be sent to
the family of the deceased.
E. A. JONES. Sec'y.
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The ruin. of cur free Government" assert
-. that ..he firmly believed. as he SAID six
-ouths ago, that the men in power are al
tam pting to establish a despotism IN this
country more cruel and more oppressive than
aver existed before" All Of which opinions
and sentiments, he we'll knew did aid. com
fort and encourage those In arms against
the Government, and could but induce 10
his hearers . distrust of their own Govern
ment, sympathy for those in arms against H.
and disposition to resist the laws OF the
land.
To which charges and specifications the
prisoner refusing TO plead either Gui'fy'
or mot Guilty." the Commission directed
the Judge Advocate to enter on the records
the plea of Not Guilty"
F1NDrsG AND SENTENCE.
The Commission. after mature dehoera-
lion on the evidence adduced and the state
ment of the accused, find the accused. Glen
emit L. Vallandighan. citizen OF the State
of Ohio. as follows.
/ OF the specification. except the words
THAT propositions by which the Northern
States could be won back. and the South
guaranteed their rights under the Constitu-
tiop, had been rejected the day before the
battle of Fredericksburg. by Lincoln and bis
minions.' meaning thereby the President OF
the United States, and those under him IN
authority, and the words asserting that be
firmly believed. as he asserted six month ago,
that the men in power were attempting to
establish Despo,ism in this country. more
cruel and more oppressive than ever existed
before" )"Guilty."
And as to these words, "Not Guilty
Oh the charge, "Guilty."
And the Commission do therefore sent
ence him, the said Clement L Vallandig
ham, a citizen of the State OF Ohio. to o'
placed in close confinement in some fortress
Of the United States, to be designated by
the commanding officer of this Department
! there to be kept during the continuance
the war.
III. The proceedings. finding and sen
tence in the foregoing case are approved am
confirmed. and it is directed that the plac
of confinement OF the prisoner, Clement
Vallandigham, in accordance with said sen
tence. be Fort Warren, Boston Harbor.
By command of or-General Burnside
LEWIS RICHMoND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DIR. Francisco, has removed Immediate,
opposite the PosIcffice Oh South Marion 81.
where he will be pleased 10 receive the calls
OF all needing his assistance. professionally
Gas FIxrUREs, &c.-The season 70,
building Is now here. and every house
should BE- supplied with conveniencies for
lighting it with gas Messrs. Starr & White
ere always prepared 10 pat up Gas Fixtures.
either ornamental or plain. ., their Office
on Main-street, one door West OF C. c.
Bulls Stove Store. For warming an Office
Coke is cheaper than either Coal or Wood,
aud our experience is that il is far better.
They deliver Coke to any part of the city.
They have also Fire Brick and Coal Ter
for sale
cV Hare yss Eoxgh?-Uss Dr.. y. s.
Fenimore's celebrated Cough Mixture-it vi.
relieve and cure you.
rE Stoves are still needed for cooking
and Ward 4 Co.'S. II the Depot. is the
place to get the kind you want. Anything
10 the copper, brass, tin and sheet iron
ware line. that is wanted. cen there be bad. !
1--WE hear the remark 20 often, WHY |
is it that No 81, Main-st.. is constantly |
crowded With Customers. when other stores !,
have so few Not at all ssro.gs. Haines
keeps full supply Of the best Of Goods, 1t
rery Ioc figures. and at prices that suit the |
people. Go TO Hsines's. sag
HAs No. SO. s. G. Dugdale. has the /
most beautiful patterns for Window Cur
tains. Wall Paper. Borders, &C.. besides
almost every things ia tie Nosios Hse, and
Willow Ware. Give him . call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22
A Cream Grinder Churs,.

When Solomon declared "there is nothing
new under the sum-, he certainly never imagin-
ed that Cream would be placed in hopper and
ground out like grst OF corn or wheat IN
mill. and good BUTTER made in the space OF two
minutes and half Certainly he didn't; yet
we uneK pectedly saw just such . churn at the
"Galt House in this city, last evening, and ut
breakfast this morning, we tasted some most
excellent butter, the result of 21a minutes
grinding then witnessed.
This Churn is novel and very simple in its
construction-easily taken apar. and cleansed,
after using it. The grinding apparatus is as
much like upper and neither millstones IS can be.
but instead of being placed fat like them, they
fastened in a perpendicular position on the
end Of the box. They are called "breasers'-
one being fastened on solid, whilst the other IS
KEYED on and revolves when turning the crank.
Immediately over the {" breakers IS nlared
- ,nc cream is poured and
it then passes through the breakers. and from
thence into the body OF the churn where the
revolving dash or gatherer is placed. The crank
is shifted from the cog that turns the breaker
to the one turning the dash, by pin. 1t is the
invention Of Fowler s. Walter of Homer. n Y.
Messrs. Dunn + Emmons Assignees, have it
at the Gait House on exhibition, where it can
be seen and its practical operations witnessed.
We have seen numerous patent churns, but
the Fowler & Walter Churn' beats them all
for speed and efficiency in butter manufacture
ing. The principle on which it openses. is the
one long sought for but never found until now,
and we sure it will commend itself to every
farmers wife IN the land. Wayne county, we
understand has already been disposed OF, and
rights for quite number of other counties in
this State-it takes because every body can
see its good qualities; and, when patent right
finds favor during such National troubles IS now
envelope our country. you may be confident
there is something meritorious IN it, and no
humbug.
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Sale of Real Estate.

AN the goth of June, 1893, will otter ~ Dr.
cate, TOR fourth cash down. and the resi-
pa suit the purchaser. with 10
date The north east quarter u section = IN
township IA range 1 vest Said Land ak miles north
Of Richmon nd on the Hsboro' and Richmond Turnpite
Some 30 cleared, good spr ng and living stock
the aud excellent Timber Also iva eighty
the State OF Iowa. one In Sory county $40
the other in PottawAtamie county. mortgage vii be
required af purchrser lend sold 10 secure the
deferred payments, and deed will be made him under
order OF the Court. EDWAhD SVAbouOA..
Executor Of the Will Of Joseph A. Commons. deed.
Mag -, 1863. sf5 l0 x 0Sw
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

CT Read Gov MoRrox-s unanswcrable
reasons why the Interest on the State 5
Debt should DC paid, which we publish on
our first page. We rather think the plo,
to force the Governor to callthe copperhead
Legislature together, will prove failure.
Ev Reports are that Grant has defeated
johnson. and occupied Black River bridge
thus cutting Vicksburg off from all com
munications. 4t
OF. At the Butternut Pow-Wow, on We'd
nesdsy last about $3.50 came on the different
railroads to the capital-about seven to ten
Thousand were supposed to be present The
us 1al programme of denunciation against the ad-
ministration was INDUCED in, though some what
modified and the usual tenderness towards their
Southern brethren manifested both by the
speakers and resolutions. When the trains
started home. the copperheads in the crowd fred
OF their revolveas-the trains were stopped and
from 1900 to 2oOo revolvers taken possession Of
by order of Gen. HascaH. -s3
~ S. P. Coin, is authorized by Gen. Has
call to collect and deliver to the Centeryilie riot
ers the property taken from them at the time
of their arrest
FIRE-We are sorry to learn that the house
of Mr.. John Brooks, near Washington in this
county. was burned on Saturday, May 9th.
Part Of the furniture only was saved The fire
was accidental.
e. In the Dubois Common Pleas Court
1t Jasper. last week, George w. Holland
and Wesley Nicholson, deserlers from the
24ta Indiana regiment we're sentenced fur
horse s,ealing-she FIRST to seven years in
The penitentiary. the last named 10 be sent
back to bis regiment to be shot to death -
q deserier.
c% Gen. II. B. Darlington, has received
orders 70 enter spon duty in the Geld.
-Never trouble trouble until trouble
you
~Always back your friends. and face
your enemies. !
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Spffial gotifes.

~ There will be celebration of the
/. o. o. +. Of Centerville on the 3O,h inst.
Addresses will be delivered by E. H. Bsr
ry, r. w. 6. Sec, Sec and Col. F. A.
Hardin. All ;nembers of The order are IN.
yited TO attend
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

MAKR,Ep, On Tuesday evening. April 18th.
in Orthodox Church. (Franklin-st, Somsrvills.
Mass } Mr.. George c. Skilton. formerly Of this
city and for soma months in the Once Of the
Cincinnati aud Chicago Air Line r. B., TO Aias
Annie G. L. Gilman, daughter Of Chas. Gilman.
Esq. all of the former p acs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

- The Bee Hive Store is we'll supplied
With the gssatess variety Of Ladies' Dress
Goods. Gents aud Boys' wear; Ladies'. Me-:
ses. and Ohildren's Caters. Shoes. and
Slippers: Men and Boys Boots aud Shoes;
Carpeting-6ne and good. DO. Captaia
Crawford respectfully invites An examina.
ton OF his Goods and = comparison Of phi
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

ALWAYS WE'LL SuPPLIEp.-0eo. p. Ems
wiler 4 Co.. 10 Main-s,-. keep constantly
on hand. the very hes, stock OF Notions.
Fancy Goods. Toys. Willow Ware. aud
children's Wagons. in this city. Also. .
full ine Of Cotton Hose. Paper. Envelopes.
and Window Shades. in any quantity
Call and see.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22
BEES BERs., REns,,,

The subscribes having for the last eight
years prscficcd nsw aud valuable process
for the artificial swarming and rapid iacssass
of Bees. and the raising Of surplus Queens.
would give distractions that would enable
Others to succeed perfectly in the profitable
and fascinating business Of Bee culture.
SiKPHEN SCOTTON.
Richmond, Indians.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

kGS Jeems, the Democratic benefica.
rian, : went out to the convention of "copper"
heads at Indianapolis. Wednesday afternoon
last. 10 concoct the programme for scatterin g
treason without falling under the penalty of
"order SS." and TO condole with the martyr
Vailandigham. on his exodus to the classic
shades Of Fort Warren.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

EFYou will find the Florence Saving
Machine at No 80. Main st, (Sam. Bellis'
old quarters. and our advice is. don't buy
a machine until you have thoroughly ex.
amined the Florence.
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Horticultural Sacieax.

The members of the Richmond Horticul
tural Society. are requested TO attend the
next meeting. TO be held on Saturday, May
s3rd, IA business of Importance will be
brought forward for the consideration of the
meeting. JAS. c. RArLryy, Pres't.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

~ Considerable quantities of corn are
being shipped from This point, by railroad.
to the East and to Cincinnati. The price
paid is 46 cents per bushel - :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-05-22

- The Grand Lodge Of the Masonic
Order Of Indiana will hold it's annual r,aa,-
ing u Indianapolis on the fourth Monday
this month. 2Ath inst.
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Aleu- advertisements.
STATE OFINpIANA.l /.

STATS or INDIANA.( -
Wayne County,
AyOrICE ia hereby that IsNac N. Drury, Adam
isator OF the estate OF Reuben q. Gray. deceased.
hiss pc sell the real estate Of the 1sss
dent his per pay his debts. and
that petition viii he heard ~ the tern II
the Curt of Comuon Pleas 81 said county. .
= SOL MEREDITH, CLERK.
PEELLE & WILSON. Attys.
Nav 81 "
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NOTICE.

OrSIcs CIs. 4 Err. Warns r n Col
WscsEsrss. Iso April -. 1868. j.
NoncE TO SrocGHolDess: w .sms If ae
There viii be An election Of fiioe Direct.
ors for said Company. hsld as tie once 81
the Company IN Winchestw. Randolph
county, indiana. on fhursday. Joos AZ.
1863. By order Of the Bosrd, =
A. STONE, Sec'y.
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The supreme Court viii commence
It's May term on Monday next, 81 I.d;eo.-
polls.
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125 ACRES OF LAND.

Being ans sitsssed In vrsn1SIs rsvssAip in Wayne =,
sos rtses ~ Ia9isa8. aDd estns sUA ~ eas
= a.. a. a. - Isysss.s " ed rs.es fAs ss1
Nosss Asd mortgage ~ ~ = eoaue.S ~ -
psfehases to secsrs the dsfssrsd paynen6 ~ mi
be Dsse under tbe op1eeef Coass. II = 80
Inward Era RDUcg. IT,,
Nay IS -;
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WANTED
G1NA MONTH! want to b,,. A..n,. q.
- - cry &C nnty at SIS nth, Sos peId Il
sell my Dev cheap Family Sewing Msehiues. Aidrsss
D. MADISON. Alfred. Maine.
''~y 'A'ts. ZD-Su >
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WANTED. ~
&SA MONTug We want agents ~ 40 !.
~OOV month"; exponses paid. to sell euv RvuaI 49,.
INC PENCILS oRisSTAL BuRHEas thirteen other
ns-u scd curious articles circulars sent :.
address SHAW 4 CLANS. Baddeiord Haane
Mays -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

= The MACHINE SuoPs-Tho vcXed question
the location hr the Machine Shops Round-Ilousc
II other buildings, of the Philadelphia & Erie,
oglhcrn Contra, and Shamokin Valley Pottsvillc
l,l Roads has at last been settled. The Companies
ave made the selection of the ground on tho Scott
ID Hunter farms. above town now the property of
osrph ". Cake, Esq The ground required will be
cr thirty acres anc has been purchased and dona-
ii by the citizens of snhury. The companies viii
Juncncc the work ncyt week, and expect to have
lc round house and one of the machine shops ready
cfurc winter sets in. The round house, when COM
}ctci, viii hold forty-four engines. The machine
hop will be 50 by 100. These shops and other build
re- which will be constructed Of brick and iron,
i'll be put up under the auspices Of the Pennsyiva-
in Railroad Company sure guarantee that they
ill be huilf IN the best and most substantial style
he r-uu, -Lou,a will he something larger than the
mo at Harrisburg, which holds 40 engines
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-07-25

- large train containing the soldiers Of tho
Corn Exchange regiment, Phiiadalpha, aud the 9th
and G-th Sew York Militia, passed through this
place an Tlcslpy some Of these men will take up
Lo'rqgaTtcr- ut Dalsie. and others Ia Lulefne
county anil other sections wkero the teachings OF
tie cupl,heai leader- have resulted In violence aud
open stance o. tLg dratt
Wyurs, 20 say somo of those soldiers behaved
,uy badly. A number Of them visited the Ggoeery
of paUr CIark m ihi. place, and stole pplnb'r o'
bans all .,Lsr au.ll,- out u ihe alefo phhs Mr
IIak alIl Do halls oeIe gaiipg on others We
Iay, reason 90 believe tue defrylaly" belonged 10
che Con LtsLaps, regiment The other regiments
bed ts.a -4IIIa aiia pia,i-ions ph'n un their vay
d.au s.I .u,ag aa tle.f ftiufn. sIoke Ia gfaleinl
t,l.a. .. u.p LIlIuss. 30 ogI laiiei AanY oi hen
ssfs s-..a ,-4'd d. raf aui,-' vA'H esllel
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Ei,e end OF NEOr-nn.s Esa;I.
SURRENDER CT MoEGAN's BAHD.

CINC.ENArI, July 81.
The following has just been received at
General Burnsidcs hcadqualt rs:
Headquarters or THE UNITED STATES
FoWCrs, IN NHE FIELD, Gcgcr's Greek
July 20, 8 =. M.--LirH. Coi RichmoHd,
4. /. G.-Wc chased John Morgan and his
command over fifty miles to-day. After
heavy skirmishng for six or seven miles
between the Forty-hfth Ohio, of Colonel
Woliord's brigade, which was in advance,
and the enemy, we succeeded in bringing
him to a stand about three o'clock this
afternoon, when fight cnsucd, which lasted
an hour. The rebels then fled, taking refuge
upon II very high bluff.
| sent flag of truce demanding the
immediate and unconditional surrender OF
Morgan and his command.
The flag was received by Col. Coleman
and other officers who came down and
asked Il personal interview. They asked
an hour for consultation.
granted forty minutes, in which time
the command, excepting Morgan tWhC
deserted his command, taking with him t
very small squad) surrendered. 1t was IN!
understanding that Morgan himself haC
surrendered, and | learned that such wa
| the understanding with Morgons officer
and men. The number Of killed and wound
ed is inconSdcrable
/ The number of prisaEcrS is between | ,O0t
and 1900, including large number o
/ Colonies, Majors and line officers. | cap
/ tured between 600 and 700 prisoners ycster
/ day. | think will capture Morgan himscl
| tomorrow.
CSigned) SHACKELFORD,
Brigadier General.
Morgan's artillery and about $500 prison
crs, including Basil Duke, are expected t,
arrive here to-day.