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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10
local AND STATE TINS

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local AND STATE TINS
Town Meeting, Montpelier, March 3, 1892
The following officers were elected
W. & F1rrin, Moderator.
W. i. Adams, Toloa Clrk
Joel Foster, Jr,
Carlos Bancroft, Siectmen
Henry Mutt,
/ g. ~ Smut T,,,, Ji,,o.,.,s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

These sum up politically as follows; Union and
Republican, 81 Democrats, TO- vacancies, 2.
The new men promise to be Of at least average
merit in point Of Senatorial talent and character.
Among the able men who have retired are ex.
Gov. Wright Of Indiana, Preston King Of New
Yerk. David wilmo, Of Pennsylvania and Sena.
tor Wiley Of Western Virginia
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

|, viii 10 remembered that this report only
.bogst resol, Of systematic treatment Of the
free e5lored persons in the vicinity of Hilton
Head and the simple statement. and figures suf.
d.ienty di,proya and rebake the oft repeated
assertion that the Freedmen Of South Carolina
Are burden upon The tax PAYERS Of the nation.
Of the success of the Teachers, The report
speaks as lIows
Tie labor Of the teachers has been we.Iregard.
Cd. Ias easeoeso the b''cas ooth ada.'' aD0
children g '"o, p ai' o,,7 , I'm ,yr,Go
. .a Nm 'cor, ~ ,1o se6oo,s, and are iei.ou,
Of every d,muot.on of the hours To- which they
can e1loy what they rightly deem Their l1st pr"'
I'F'' IN.iy are 9'eI tn'sg 'no';l'1 '''an' ~.
c',.t mery n whom show grc,. proficiency.
This repon would be- too yolumnols were eX-
tact gwen from me letters OF tt'cAff' "o''n
Az 9oH.I' 4" '', wy, w. 7 " ..' ,'' 500
Inc argus contains report 10 ofe1 % WI
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ih.tl' "'0a' Ioa expressed u'sl'e' pe.'
- was to DC reported u should nave o''n WIN
certain degree OF accuracy
We heard Tie lecture oil MI LoTu al Las
% 81. I'D
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-10

CONNECTICUT, MISSOURI
James Dixon, J. D. Henderson,
Lafayette $. Foster. Nacauc,
CALIFORNIA. INV nsNrsnIRE.
James A, AoDougan, Daniel Claik,
John Conners.s John Z. Hale
ptt,wARx. nav JERsrr.
James A. Bayatd, J. e. Ten kyck,
willard salisbury. william Wright.
INDIANA INV YORK.
Henry =. Laae, Ira Harris
Thomas A. Hsndrieks' Edwin u. Morgan
ILLINOIS enc.
Lyman Trumbuu, BENJAMIN p. wade,
William A Richardson. John sherman.
IOWA. ORION.
Jane, Harlan, J. W Nssmith,
J. W Grimes b. y. Harding
EAssAs. rESSsflyANh.
James II Lane, Edgat Iosan,
\. L. Pomeroy. Charles r. Buckalcw.
ktNtucKr. RHopI BLAND.
Lazarus W. Powell, II. u. Antheny,
Garrett Davis William Spraguc.'
MAINS. rISNtsssE.
Lat N. Merrill, Andrew johnson,
William ?. fcssenden. tvacsncyA
sAsrL,sp. NeesoSr.
Re,erdy Johnson. solomon Foot
Thomas Holiday Hicks, Jacob Iolamcr.
MASSACHUSETTS. VIRGINIA
Charl,s sumner, John s. Carlisle.
Henry Wilson. lemuei J. BoSden.
sIcnisAs. WISCONSIN,.
zaehariah Chandler, Ianes 4. Doolhtle,
Jacse N. Howard. T. .. Howe.
MINNESOTA
n. T. Wilkinson,
Alexander Ramsay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-21
CTRCULAR ORnRR.
HEAEeRs VeLUETBER ANB ooRsORIPF}
BUREAU,

HEAEe as VeLCETBER AND OORsORIPF}
BUREAU
hSETaoHEHT, Ala, EsVsmhar 80 1850.
TIE ooBssriPt law uson prnsipsH sf Pisis policy
II HrsztE exemption froa ailisaEy duty tanners,
shoculalEers Ead ether -s1snius
Tbs FF:F'lrse d allowed Ihese ssefai neebs,E Of
saasty FER he pubic good fer The bensft ef ne
sshshlss CsemsslFsa They derive great iRdiviGa Al
sesssf frez L. the privilege allOS cd Cor the pub
iis good aisne. Thens szemPasns aro conditional Il
ths BrivisEe iH ssgBsd, the eEslapu Is f0gfeited
be ~ alovvH those exempted vsry liberal profit,
8sveuty hva per cent. en- tRs psa q PrsdHotoR The
sE0rbiiant demanded for 3u5rse Tssgh she's
SO sud for bsss lfrOn sl0e 2 $50 ilanrAtes the
extent 81 thif a5gSs
The ststs eonmisAoRsrs. azdsr law q seseress
have azsd fal prices fer articles entering late the
usztE sftes army. Ths wAats Il The country The
sasa The ratss a<ea by thsfs eoanEslsnsrz for
hdol lsatAsr, snoes sts, sre- sdoPsa g re sssh sf
uFioss b allowed and dcetaod aE fer tadiVlan
slE II tBa Gsvsrn nest aileWs tsE ssna kan.
ares echs per p0Haa for hLea, the tanner Wi ao al.
iersa thas, and prsfls for snniRs. If he Govern
asnt ahoEa - o. $40 per PoHRd for lesther, thHi
last bs shs baslE EiloWsd for tao ihosmSkeT, aRan
rhiah be ia - sasts hia pFsaia q nsHafscisrer
II usargsE eZoaea he rslaE EHsl by ofoVsrameRt thus
vii b resarded eyusnce of fhs abuse 81 he PTvi
lags 81 exemption. Hhare mRLisa AaE bsea Erssi-
"a Ne rEht 70 revoke sho exemption is slsEF n he
pIveFe ls shsseE upsn FrGsi being ads ana brsaghi
before proper onrulE sfcerS scmssan6srs ef rem
deapoan satPosi, they viii forErl ths pTosfa with
thei- sPnish naoIsod IhsLsgn through hg Bngadlsr.
Gsasrai aaBsrn iaad ng shis B-ireAn-
aoEe mal8sfsstafeFs TetAAe 70 sell their sosdE for
annaF ars d-Ass u the femisg soldiers that th0y
Say Ter thsif sASai tstA PIoF1tteAS Isis VIII be
- - a. 3 Vi0iatsn ef tss privilege ef exemption,
ID bsps lBgehzaEs thft ts osisin eEsrhliSst rates
and larrsr prsks las ~ =" EisWh They naft sell
49, s-sss for r.ei<sy. TEsy MHat have y msney
n-is, nd 4 tssy viii ast ssil fsf As Mast Geese -
nssElasaIra. Jsnrsderaie money q - surrsAsy q
1hs ssuhgy sHd The rsfaasl Of . Viii Pc Hsatea -
farfsltsrs Il sEsmPEsH- u eiissHs NillhBF Barter
supplies IS is rot oujs sstsd 70.
Tka stteBHon Of al s2osFs Of this HRrsau iS salee
= his aresF. They will iihsEihs reaeiy8 Rfeem eac
forward the same IA eli otser eases where stfissaf
ohafEs q forfaitare ef azessPton-
~ orasr Of BriadIsF-ssueFsl Pillow, supsuHtsaa
- BuTssA JoAA u BuSoAf
SslEsg A. Gsnaa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-21
The Cavalry Aaair in Charles silY.

We have ssme facts cOnesrnisg the incsRsii-
ertbls cavalry affair at Charles City Court
Hluse Several cirEens Of the county have
made the TIP to Rishmssd 10 post rs az 10 the
acts. Two companies Of oar cavalry were cap
tursa eAiirs. We lRBaEt the less Of The hsTsss.
Thu fsres Of the enemy. as estimated by car in
forssasts, who counted tbsm on iLsT way I'D TO
tAs CsuEt Hoass, Uss Two hunGred. The NAM
Der Of ear Rsn captured wss Al least tive haR-
dTaa. Each Yankee tcek nan.
9se Of eur csmpRsiss was en- parade wheB
the enemy eans in sight, aud, without resist
aHce threw down taeir arms eHa surrendered :
ths other company Essds g sheS sf resistance,
but only zk5w. Ths OitissBs Of Charles City
meRrn tkiS Sgent--tHsy weep aud cAaBet be
csnisTtod, because all the esvsIy, Ehe, up 10
shis iiae, hays 8ssB roSEaiRR over thai country,
shooting dasr, ParirisEas and Poer peoples tar
ksys, as6 act osen captured. A fow mere OF
tbs same ssrt are aAfortassely lstt.-kiShAsAd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-21
L. R. JoHngaz
ParsIsd and Exchanged Prisoners

Hbe7. PAROIeED AND EXdHAg6EB PRIB.l
gEBRs,
EErERFEIsE, NlsE., November s0th, Ie6E
IE oonforaity VITA ordsn from ths Prssiasri at the
cofiodsrzts States esmnAnd sf tie prisoner
ssPtarsd ssd Parslsd at Pert audsOn aad vicksburg
TIE place sf roRdsvsur iOr both gErrsOaI axed 81
EAtsrpdss.
= o. shsts prissnsr1 some have been organized, ez
sS-8gsa Fstzrnsd The soid The re,i should be
yrspsrst 70 follow thsr eomradss at rs earliest no
meet The smsrEenoies q lhs services Hf Esi - ihs
Hsas page tkeT have ssaiributsS 70 tie history of
lis va dsnaud tia Ts soOsnplsA it they zuHt be
On hand, veil sisspiiasd, AAd ready 70 their
arms &c saol al eEthauesd
l. Z RePod, Asrsf.ro that The gallant msR. RIO BY
tlslF courage zns hsree HsoriEosf have made vicks
bsrg ass Pert Eudssn IL mortal viii asoe no asE ~
peal 10 lndaas lbsm 70 ssks her latlrs military sas
tory a. Eiuusus ~ thssr past
It . no szougs, yoldisIz, fsr yos 70 say that yos
wih ooms 70 lhs sknPs whsa cEohangsd. TAs osrisi
Ttiah snthorzsd the psr1ls under uhich yea were
lssssd iransd By parties Of sHieh yOar Cav
sranaeng Il Represented goa In thst SCI ssd
Il sDHo hs ths power ssnllras for you its EsEprg
zHs .ntensn- IL las construed IT, faF as desETt
tha there R0thizg in The lsRsasss Parpose Of ~
parole hsthorasd By il, g DE- Pys si her Govsumsu
n he rzhJ 70 emois In paroled Bfisonsrr in samps
TOT srgaEizzlion tna discipline, 70 be hed there sab
sct 10 orders Tor acFs fsld duty exchanged
The idos, thersfofs, EhioR ostRiRs--howeveF hsn.
ssiiy ooasssntioasly-shst "a free tram su
lis ary soatr5I loRg you arc not exchanged, h
faaaoioNs and nat s-Ealnsd By the dee1isn q yea
3sVsrameEL
Ysur dusv hsa Is plain Il is 10 rstaFn to your 81.
srz, where hoaor and Patrstisa slEko oau you, and
where Prsssnt R-LtAIy EtustioR ana the hope Of
a early exchanges makes your FrssaBos necessary.
L. POLK, LIsutanEnt. a snersL
Ha9pss n Jl,cE. A. A. Genera fae77W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-21
Daily SsEpe2l.
BY TELEGRAPH.
The RsLa .. sssIen.

/ LYEsHBURG, December 1S-We have vaTi
Ous and ssnaieiing reports from Salem. 0ouriers
/ who have arrived frem Benssck's, report the
enemy returning while prisoners whs left thero
this morninE, report that there was no enemy
there.
The damage done to the railroad daring the
visit Of the raiders, has not been considerable /;
the track has bean torn up for about one huE-
drea yards STeEnd the dsPet.
The bridges over the RsanOke river and Ma
sons creek, and snothes small bridge we're de-
stroyed, and tbs telegraph poles were cut down.
PiiseriB large Touring Hill, McClanGhAn's store,
and three small buildings were burned seven
ty-Gys Government wagons wore also csnmit-
ted 70 ths flames.
ThOs. Chapman, citizen, was killed, and the
prisoners in the jpil liberated, among whom
were few YsnkseE.
A number of ,iaEsus and some furleughed
and WoanSsd soldiers were taken prisoners
The citissns were afterwards liberated They
likewise carried eH q number Of asgees.
Sens OF the enemy, who were struggling,
wers captured BY sur men.
L is said that tbs enemy's feros die net eI-
seed fifteen Hundred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-21
BIanheis ter Tho soIdIsrs.
OTFisE 81 TnA GnsRsIA REIIsF AED HoEFIFAL I
AtsoCIATIQa, DsesaBs IL. 1883


AtsocIArIoa, DoesADs II, 1888
Ta ths FsePls Of Georgia:
In view Of the fact now well asssrtsiBed that cur
Is dsIs sinnst be supplied during she present winter
with suiboient Hambsr Of biAakstE the issFEia Relief
aHd Hospital Associations, by its sxssatve committee
have dstermiRed 70 try and supply thiE want 10
esnfsrts o. somiOrten These be nads cut OF oar
thiuRsst faetsry cloth, padded with bats ef sarded
oottsn, and qRiltsG. The eistk should be as rht a
aossibe, and the sloth net too thick, sthsrWfge The
hsss precautions hsy may not essiiy transported
by the soldier, and naY 5s spOn lest Iti hope thai
Wth the inersHses exPsTsnee 81 rssps, thls may
not Be an invneibs iEsx2ersnce; and that ut eli sysa
thsF nay SEIZURE Harntk for the present winter II ~
be efe1tsd, ihis result viii saPly repay the essl
Thp undsndgnsd have been ssssiaisd q sonmttee
for tie purpose OF Invoking the AID q psepe In
Iris werk. We have already RssFhs and found he
assztsnss Of The ladies Of Augusta and lie vicinity
vyhoss snsEgy during this unhsPpy has been a
unsirins ihaig PAstta Is ardsat There ladies' az
sordiRE their eHss have responded oar aal with
A. sIasty Widoh ass Inspired hsGra with thankful
reas aud oar nHsE with insrsAssd sea- snd which su
souragss to cali Rpoa PHtristie otisenE oSPesls
ths Waaan. In ali paFta q oI STATE aRa iRgits them,
wherever Ench cioth Hhd cotton batting be pro
earss 20 unts With In this eaterPrSe, this eGort 10
presset gallant defenders frs The eea Of the win
teYis night Ths ofzsers VI The Augusta fasory In
ssirt Of tie usat hbsrs pAtriotltG kEss offered 10
srnish us with The HstsriAE pPoR very loW terms and
e.s Do 80 send fsr@ATd to the army several thou.
snnss al thass eSUierts in week or days OIher
scoss iH oar stats viii Dc the doubt act II
snviissilen be nsde. he artislsI when anshe3 can
~ 800 to our raoun In hs city ard nj be iIa lasdfsfe
\, fsrraraad 10 the treops. vigorous eff5 on the
-, f oar people thus almost entirely remedy the
rI.rsaos 1hicA ne desire = Aose, seriaiHy an0Rg
- avgp soidisEs Past sspscieaee tssohes 10
Ia :, haf ihat this eferf Eill b. a.a- slsewhers IA
Georgia V.te energy liss to Essi Nhleh sprsd il bore
sas Cloth used bE as hass IL hinhor thsz ssFling
slr,l,g yFli daud iH sst seFsh sua half or eight
fst lse sy six feet de- Il Weuld b better n dyed
-. roieY but 40 kaTs 70 line 50 walt fer this to
oaskssvs ssht % Be Forwarded By tss astOeistl7n
shaald s. addrsrsed " =. PstteEs Geaers 5uPerniena
- EegaEis Georgia =. STARRss,
- q. J. gEEKIEE,
Uomnitaaa.
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when the Tide ao.. ont he win pa.s Away


Throssh ths weary day. or his osush he lEy,
VITA ibe Bis-tids sbbinE soN away,
AHd ths 6spr On his esid brow gsthsri.g fast
While ths psndulut1 numbered mstaeats pA1s't,
And heard sad veiee, whispering, say;
=" When ths iis goes cut be viii pass away
Pray Tor . soHis serene release,
That weary EoHl mas rest in psaCe,
Whes The tide goes ost."
VIXEN tie ilds goes cut from ths sss ,girt lHud
Il bssrs BIrabgs frsFht frsm the glesIning seBd
TAa Whits-WiRsed sh % hsa sileBt wait
Ter lavorinE wave aud wind that's iste
The treasures esst rocky shore
Prou ths Stranded ship that ahEl sal 10 nero,
And hopes that fsilss tae shining seas
o. The ocean wide shall via All thass,
When she ids goes sgt"
Bot sf all that srift frsu the Hhsrs to tss sss,
Ia he hHuan sdHl 70 siernity
Sssdsri- most solemn Of all 3 eoEl
Passing Whsra HuknOWn wsters Tsl
FlOstinr swgy from the silent shore,
Lac q fatso ship 20 return no more,
where shall the sursing sufrents tend,
SlaWiy dlviains friend frsn friend,
When The tide goes oEtt"
Fer one parting Epirit pray. oh, pray,
Rhile The tide sf life ID esbins away,
That the Esul nay psss Ger summer ssss
That eiaEped Of old he Bespsrides-
In q bark wbose zEis BY angel hands
Shall be 'uTisd On strand of golden sanssi
And the friends thst staad on the silent shore,
Knowing that We shalt retHra 20 mere,
hhs wish ne Joy OF veysge r.
VITA calm. sweet * IS ana fsvorinF air
"Wssa The tide goes ont.
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sPLEEBID kEslBEECE FsR SALE,
In AnburB, ala.

EPLHNBID A=sIDKEaB vita s1a hsHdrsd
"a - o. q lkas .uashs5 eiih ad1 Peas, bath koast
oafaau5es, carriage hea.e seass els 81 selaRsts
The dwelling has sIgkt rosmA villa . vide hall
Ihsre IA also dairy hne aeyeT-fhikng spriaB 81
sater, srchara Fsrdsa stTEW And rssPs0rry beda. A
psFtian o. ths ans hAs been doWn IN Oats a1d
ryo fer winter pasture.
Tie iosaIsa remars sbly hsalthF aad tksrs are
ne sshoos f6r sials s1d ieEoais Asasty eKeellent
Aasarn l. uitn.n foEF hours raR 81 hrH'gemsry, sna
tvro aEa ele half ho.rs u OslHmbss By raiiEoad a
asars ssa-ebie rssdsRss ssaaot be sbianrd 1srAs
iaasoaAh-a. ". A. GIANT,
Renl Estsss AFsRt
De . lW M0s Fstasrv Ala
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MAFaIM0SIlI.

tfEk unferH gle- aezrs 20 en- = lite corrsEsbna.
y saes VI ! u o. y-uHE asisE Wish view . HAfris
roDy- Sc araatyi ziaa5i ~ aad sasiR poaiioa q
lag Alaliss 81 ne eeHssqseass o. Msatth an urssi.t
be EgsxaoG0a. Aaerssa either
Capt. H. y. LYGOH
Lisa. IA g. aE8I86E or
Lisat. r LzWIs
leh Tennessee
Bates Brigade bTsshinrdss's Bivison.
dsIslNs Array pf Esassssss
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b oVasr Il LieHt.-GsH. HARBm.
ere. IN. BRENT, A. A. asnsra
zA4BauAnrEus nonsAs's csrn.rD. !

A1eeeH1Ef asa-s 1eeaLa ser L. lele. }
Fhs nevz q he oSsaPs Of Gsnerai Morgan from ihs
3his ssn.tSaEr7, has sent thrill Of Joy througA the
hvsTiS Of a. his sSIHnszd. His prersnui ense Hsre
nmSaE 2Hy seen be SxPstted have rsssivsd Su.
shori1y frsn IsstsnEnt General Har5ss 70 srsanIus
all TIE asmesrs Of kiE command wks are Rst tsW in
Estvs service - Be R rssdiaez jon hh sazdsrs ne
hs aFPsszE. thsrufsrs earnestly rza upsH all
vie sre Hsw aktsHt - rePsrt a. sHss 10 he camp
Usish have established 81 DssztzE, Ga This In.
sludss Hot uny all oflssrr zzd zsR who are absent
WitEsu; leave. bus aiss hes With leave. AaG al
srsvsEf AarHhaiE sd Cszmsndznt Of Psra are 70
qaug,sd 10 0esd forward al 0issFs End sasu sf this
ss1asnd - theus hsasgusrssrs sEs BET 70 rsssgRlEs
any caves - a5Essss except sEsh - are printed aHd
iHEusd Gam ana approved at those hssdsEsrssrE.
sincerely hsPa thst sFsTy OeSsr viii not On show hs
greatest alssrty IN rsEPeHaag this sail, bat will ne
his sadoKvorh 70 bring EHy mza forward thaa he HrF
know 70 b Shrinking hsa duty.
A. R. JOHNHaH
CsloRsl SomnaHsiEE Morgan 8 CRvalry
z A ALsr5H, Lest ca. sasl szd A. A. A. asnsral.
5sTT.Tef
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GEN. FORREST,
ereat War Chisf Of ths &C.,.

Great War Chief Of the Wzt
II as given ne sathsFftF to -atrs RRalNIsnF
II FOR his new somzaHd. AL HlsB set row in tss
OhfedeTsis states ssrviss hahle - sorssrAsaon
BY tAe laws ef Congress and zts 20 snSura stive
service. viii ss r0esivea. Zach usn asrt provide
himssh vita eood hOrse, saddle sns ltrds ana .as
wiz Be fasnisAed By the General ~ asadsasrtsrs.
Mes viii b saied ~ al The p-ivi4sgss and 6ssutisE
Of Confederate ztstes soldisrE
Ny eOUHtryrnen-yOUng men sf Georgie--6elsy ne
lerser. Gene oct Of y0ur saFy bineaE We have a
duly % psTfa Rths noSssf that ever moved he hssrt
or nerFed ths Of Gfsr Hone hrusef lzotber
wife sister chidrsa. sl, all are a. eske Let ~ go
WheIe We s@n hurt The enemy nest rhs great psvRry
ehief Gen Fsrrsst will enable ~ tv HE energy and
darzg. 70 make Tor past iuastiSr Then fail into
teEs Aase Hp eempAiies sAd fsr1 The regiment, and
~ ~ be ea tOr the bsttedsIa
Ny address Tor he PrsseHi - Rome Ga.
8RHSF b BUTLER
4 refer q Gns sitlHen Of Rome, Mon- Wn BEEard,
AtsHts Mayer J. a Csihoan sad OAPtAn e. ".
Adj
ATLANTA Ga, Beesnbsr IL, 1888.
AavtHs kRowr Asiatagt Green b. nsfcr from ahild-
heed tsks great pleasure tH commanding him 10 the
patriotic younE nen sf Georgia as gsAtlsmsn Of
EaayaiuaTy energy Ead hnsiHez aspsslty- aud Pos.
sesseo n al he Eebs attributes gssEt soleier
sao poirhsa sentisasR, ana pssaiiGrly gifted by
taro 70 rdessed CHEER q cavalry aRdsr leader
Ike Sen Forrest q. W. AHATR
es|4 tot A ? &. q esn Forrest.
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HEARaUAErERs DEPARTMENT TEENEssRE
Dsssnbsr 18Th, Isa8.
SPECIAL aRDBRa Re e.
Col A p. Jskasun viii presssd 70 the rear snd
sEtasfa . rundsEysss fSt the RsR 81 HorEzz6 SEN
Hsae who new separated from their rsgizSa;s and
Hot attashsd te asy existing sEvary orssaz stion He
VIII sTsAsEs thBn iato eoHFsnisf sAssaloEa and resi
zsHtsr and sqvip, nsuni ana sr1 thsn ss rapidly ss
Pstaisls. al Frsvost AsEsAAlS ana Gsnnanszzt Of
Pests In Ais department VII lYo Gel yOhnEoa every
aid n ne sEsSRtoH of this srdsr.