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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

A MIscnlsyous SrURy CONIRADic1sb.-o' g
Adams, ofSoulhwestern Georgia, In letter 20 tue
Macon Telegraph, cOntrajtcis the statement re-
Gently put forth BY the Sumter R>p"bt'ca" 10 "'e
efFec, that fifteen Of his negroes had died nom
eating Chinese snsas cane syrup. lie says:
Il Il wholly and graiuitausty false, and an the
more anxious u correct II, because saspsct u
was pul In circulation BY some desiening, hsartiess
ipecaiatos, whe wished 90 alarm lhe p'anses, ana
value.
He further says;
Isiye each one Of my grown negroes quart per
wesf. ana shey ara very fond OF u. ! cOnst1ss y
s snirlcj0ss and persctiy hssmiess article Of
Alss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

CONFEDERATE GuERILLAs HOvERINa ARouNn
NasuvnLx-.-At telegram to the Rebel, dated De-
ca,ur, the 18th inst. gives the following accoun
of The performances Of the Confederate gueriilas,
as the Yankees call our detached cavalry, Ia tbs
neighborhood Of Nashville:
Hawkins scouts have captured another suffers
train on the MurffeesborO' pike, aud, instead OF
falling back, allowed the pursuing party 70 pass
Them aud then made q dash into South Nashville
driving the pickets and bringing off captures In
safety.
The Yankees attacked Hawkins and his men
while firing bridge on the Northwestern Railroad
but the bridge was burned, Hawkins losing bul
three men.
Stokes,s cavalry and PeteTs's East Tennessee
cavalry are In Hickman county, swearing terrible
vengeance on Hawkins, Of Wheeler's mounted
scO1ts. lie attacked the armed negroes on the
Norrhwesterm road, killing thirteen, aud wound
In. a number. HaWkins's men ambushcd the com
msnA searching for him, hut an accidental sho,
snrIne the ambush aud provoked an uneven fight,
t,, which Hawkins lost two men killed aud eight
nrtsoners. lie is recruiting rapidly and has been
joined by Jack Hinton. -.
C.pt. RAY, OF Hawxins's scouts, and Jack
Thonnson. the guerilla, both kentuckians, had a
fay. N which the latter was killed. Hawkins has
hui ,hIee spiee and Union informers tried and exc
Gated. The Yankees In raid after him caught }
q, Griffith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

TRAM Blown Up.-The Staunton tVa.) srsc'a
tor learns that on Wednesday iast train Of cars
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad was blown up
by torped0es placed on the track. This occurred
near fawpaw tunnel, thirty miles west ~ Martins
burp, The train is said to have been loaded ~ith
Yankee troops. The amount OF damage done 10
moi known
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

THE YANKEES IN CREENBRIER -Averill, upon
his retreat from Creenbrfer, left his wounded, as
well as our wounded who fell into his hands, at
HiiIsbOro', a town about three miles from the bat
tie field A few days after the fight the COnfede
rates took both into their keeping. They also
buried the dead On the field, which AveriIl had
not stopped to do. There were "a Confederate and
60 Yankee soldiers left unburied on the held' The
Staunion Spectator gives some account of the out
RACES of the Yankees in Grcenbrier. 1t says:
At Lewisburg they arrestex Messrs James With
row, Patrick Beirne, and James N. Montgomery,
but released them before they left. They took
away great many servants. Among the persons
who lost In this way were Col. Samuel McClung,
Col. Joel Mcpherson, and Mrs. Patsy Mathews
They entered aud robbed the stores of Mesrs.
Johnson E. Bell and William II. Mont
eOmery. They entered houses, broke open
jewelry. They robbed Mrs. g. $. Smith aud
her daughters, living half mile east Of the town,
of all the clothes they had. They burned the barn
and ont houses of Mr.. James Calwell living at the
bridge three miles east Of town, and set re to the
brick dwelling, but 1t was put out by Mr.. Cawells
servants. Al this place they robbed Mrs. Captain
Robert F. Dennis of her furs, clothes, jewelry, &c.
In what Is known rs the Irish Corner, some six
or seven miles from the town Of Lewisburg, they
robbed number of houses. They had no respect
of persons, and robbed those who were sup
posed TO be Union men, as readily and thoroughly
as other persons. Gen. Averill's forces did not
stop there, but came east, as we stated In last
weeks issue. At Callaghan's the Chaplain Of the
regiment set the example of robbery b. breaking
open the store Of Mr.. Buster at that place. Nj
Buster called the attention of the Colonel of his
regiment to the fact, when the Chaplain received
the benefit not only of reproOf, but OF terrible
cursing, and threat Of speedy punishment In this
world, In the form Of hofsewhipping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

NEGRO STEAuso-Thc Raleigh Progress ie1rns,
from authority entirely reliable, that the Yankees
have robbed the eitizens of Albemarie and Ch0wan
region Of a number Of-sIaves within the last week
or Two. They 20 up aud down the rivers visiting
tho farms aud them, stealing all the
slaves they can lay hands on.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Ora CuERLLAs AT Work "A special dispatch
10 the Mobile Kegi.ter, dated Oxford, Miss, Nov.
a. says the gueriilas burned the steamer Alien Coz.
iitr few days ago, loaded with cotton, made the
officers and crew prisoners, and captnfad' gun
boat fapatp and thirty thousand dollars In green
backs on her. The Yankees are certainly having a
joyous time in the free navigation Of the Missis
sluni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26
FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. Nov. 25.-The number Of
shots aud shells tired on Tuesday and last
night 2s3, of which l59 missed. Casualtiea
last night: Capt. Mitchell, CT the 23d 0eor-
gia, slightly wounded, and one negro kiled. /.
and another severely wounded. No firing
on the city last night.
SECOND DIePATCH
CHARLESTON, Nov. 20 The eaemys firing
To day has been sl1w. Battery SimpkinA
kept up q steady fire on the Yankee WORKING
squads at Wagner and Gregg. Gregg fred
one rifle shot at Castle PiDckney. Tho
enemy on Morris Island appear TO be pre-
pairing for some forward movement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Me Cags-The following parties p, We're ; re, e.
OF Hardgrove u Co, charged with having a
hog not his own, and believed to have been
stolen; Daniel Ryan, q white man, charged
with receiving one piece OF yarn cloth ot
the value of $500, the property OF John B
Harvey; Vim. II. Robertson, charged with
intent to treak the peace by being engaged
in duel with w. o. McCorkle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

SssrYxcr Lincoln has Temitted the
.enr.uee of the Count Martial held In Louisville,
in the case OF Gen. Voolfolk, 0f the 'Iebei ser
vice ssntenc Ell 10 be shoi as spy He IL 10 be al
i,lwad 10 take the oath of allegiance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

&af Oa.-John Mclaughlin aud Jerry
Kane, charged with the murder of william
Black, in Henrico county, about the first Of
this month, were examined before Justice
Baker and sent on for Q farther hearing by
fha Gnuntv Cont
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

R.cRs-At the Petersburg races, Tuesday,
sweepstake for 600 half iortrt, three miit heats,
H. Me cDaniei's i)arrrH was distaueed the 1rst heal
bv J,osweli's Conductor Time 6:l6. Ms. Hare ha'
,.iahArawa flreia aud naid forfeit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Confscaed Miller, in ignorance
of the market ordinance, purchased two
slaughtered hogs yesterday morning and
offered them for sale again, for which the
Mayor fined him $50, aud coDiscated the
pork to the benefit Of the city treasury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Auer,us Ward tlinks Il bad thing not to have
w,fe-no sentls heart to get sp Of cold winters
moraing sna build nfs' .,..
The resideaee Of Clemens Erstne, n Rocking
ha.. eounfv Va. with its cOnients, was aesiroyea
s. Are oa fsiday last, Loss, ososvO0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Indicted for GarrOtiag Grand Jury
OF Judge Lyonss CouIt assembled yester'
day and found true bill against James
highway robbery of Josiah King, on the OH
of August. The parties will probably be
tried for the offence day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26
TELEGAAfHIC NEWs.


iauosss o. rsr sx.s AasaAsxal
En.essa ase0sdins TO set Of Congress 4 - srass
lSJ ~ J. =. TnaAsmsA, 10 TIE C1esS, : 1GS ~
tho pfstsiet C0un NJ the COe1eAsssss ssss. =.
the N"nhrTn Disklet AZ Gessu1n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

acquitted Jacob Eise09s, indicted for fe-
loniousiy shooting John I. Davidson. ON the
9th OF October, has been tired before Judge
Lyons and acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Dark .Sutjeets.-Jim, slave to Thos. Watts,
having Dol. Of stolen cloth; Jlc, slave 10
Haxalf, Crenslaw Il Co, for stealing pig
iron; and Henry, slave, for stealing bag
OF corn, were before the Mayor yesterday
and sentenced to the LASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

ELkef1ON o. cOEExD1A4TE sEM.ASOa.
MsILxp0EvrLLs, Nov. 2h--On ths third
ballot to-day Hon. IL. v. JoAnsoa va ~
elected Confederate 6tates Senator. Tho
vote stood--Johnson ii5. Toomln d, Cart
reli Is, scattering IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Cost of Sscear;ag-M. Tindall, besides he
ing held TO bail 10 keep the peace for threat
ening to assault and beat Luther y. irwin,
was fined $40 by the Mayor Tor swearing la
tho aaenud Marle
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Decision Revsrsed-The Mayor, on Tues
day last, con6scated a quantity Of beel
claimed by Early Corbin, grocer, under the
market ordinance. Yesterday morning, at
ter reviewing bis judgment, as effected by
the ordinance, he reversed that decision, thus
saving Corbin heavy loss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

TIE Conference -This body was again In
secret session yesterday, not having con-
cluded the business which required It to ait
with closed doOfa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26
NORTH CaRuLfN.a Lx0lsElfgRK.

RALE,eu, Nov. 5.-In the IegislatuFe to-
appropriate committee. No bssinsas 0f
Importance transacted, the commletess nee
having reported.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

NAT ANTED--By young man exempt from mil
w tary duty, situation as Clerk in some store
or department.. Go1d references given. Address
j J w GAWTHkOP,
Corner OF 18th and Main streets.
2f-0iA Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WANitD-A young lady, qasin'd t, teach &u-
sic, French, and the higher E0gish br anches,
desires situation In family. She prefers loca.
Gn near Richmond, or on the railroad. Addre-s ?,
stating tsrms, "a l. c." Box $50, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

W ANTED-Kecru "a, TO compete the QTganixa-
w tioE OF Capt Sudler's company, to be at.
tashsd 10 Major Henry Gilmer's Independent Batta-
h0n Of Cavalry Horses, equipments. &C, furnished
AID $50 bounty Apply at our recruiting Office cor
her of Main and 7lh SITS. wv UPSHUR,
no 25-2tt Recruiting Ofh.:ar.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WANrED-To buy good tw1 horse Furniture
F" sprng Wagon, in good order, with or without
naruess. Persons having snch an article TO Sell will
Please adircsa "Box 744," Richmond Post Ct1ce,
ttang where il can be seen. no 26-1tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

NAMED Rooms --1brce comfortably furnished
W Rooms for one family Of six persons, youngest
lsefye years old A liberal arrangement would te
n.sde with PARTY WHO would do the cooking and
sse The use Of parlor. Address "Box 726, Post
iitee I6-Stt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WANTED-Immediste y, eash, bi.d and poor-
" makere; also Shoe Last max err; slso, reliable
Lahorer, white or black. Liberal prices will be
pad MERCER h HILL,
nc25-Is 7th street, near Main.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26
LOCAL NATTERs.

Rmylarg.-At an. early hour yesterday
3aorniny party Of begroes effected an en-.
trance into the barsoom Of the Pow. atan
House. and stole tAerefrom barsxl at rye
whlskey from Genrge j. Scammclj, worth
$4,000 The sbnsxlaTs effected an entrance by
g6lting Into the coa.-house Of the hotel, and
then cuittng ont y panel cf a rear door lead
ing into the bar-room. They then opened
thc front dO0F, relied the barrel d .wn TO 1aih
sffeet, thence down Governor to Ross street
nd thence 10 Mr.. VIM. II. Herbsrt's stable.
usar the Clifton Honse, here Messrs. Pleas
ants, Cousins, aud Moore, Of the police, dis
covered it In the second story, concealed I'm.
dera LIT of hay. The officers, after getting
the stolen property, arrested six negroes,
found IN the stable, and taok them before
the Mayor, where they had q partial hearing
Oae Of the prisoners impiieaiedafe,lov nam
cd Ned, none of the Others seeming tn be
concerned. To get at the guilty parties the
Investigation was adjourned until 10 day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

GEN. BNA&sGA HALLEN BACK To
CHICkAMAUOA.


[oFFIClAL DlsPATCuEs
The latest intelligence from Cha1tanooea
is contained in the following oAlcial d.
pascheA from Gen. Bragg. received st the
War Department last night:
Mission RsDo1, Nov. q.
To Gen s. Cbopsr.
We have had prolonged struggle lor
Lookout Mountain to-day, and saslGlned
considerable loss IN one divieion. EAsWh9o
the enemy has only man0uvred Tor positi0o.
(slgned) BRAxroH BRAes, 0snal
cHIcKAMAUeA. Nov. e6, 1903.
Gen 8. Coo7~y, A. and !. General:
After several unsuccessful assaults On our
lines to-day. the enemy carried The len
centre about four o'clock The whole len
soon gave way IN ccnsidssahle dlsosdAr--
The right maintained its ground. repel1lug
every assault / am Withdrawing ell to thla
point.
: (5igncd) BRAxroN BaAa0, 0enI.
Official John W1AerS A. A. G..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

MY ANTED-To hire, hrst rate Cook. Apply It
w the northeast corner Of Clay aud l2th s,s.
M 1,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WANTED The advertiser wishes to obtain Board
10 private ia atty, pleasantly located, (Grace
w frabklo street preferred Tor himself, wife, two
ealires, and servant. Unexcept0nable references
gwen Applg 10 c A BALDWIN & co,
no 20-ait 18th 81. between Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Robbing a lSoldier.-JOhn J. Hansley ap-
peared before the Mayor yesterday to ans er
the charge of stealing s1S from D. Rogers the
night before. From the evidence II appears
that Rogers and HeIsley were together On
Tuesday last drinkin freely; that they went
to the South Carolina soldiers home that
night for lodgings, and that while Rogers
was asleep his pocket book AMI contents
were stolen from him. Yesterday morning
the accused was arrested aud taken to the
cage, where, on searching his person, til.
missing pocket-book was found, minuj the
Confederate money. The prisoner stated
that tho theft was committed by memhe,
Of No. battery, who gave him the pocket
book, but he had no evidence to prove that
fact After a hearing the Mayor remanded
the accused for examination before U Court
of Justices, and recognized the witnesses to
appear and testify in behalf of the Common
wealth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

I,OR sale--A new House, not plastcrej, with six
fion Hill, with two acres OF ground and new two
sory stable, which could be easily turned INTO 6
,.chen Raitory A, near No . Battery, is Oh por
ion Of the ground. Apply to me, on the premises
r.ssessuu given immediately.
90 l1-e0d3tt WN A WALDRON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

aM ANTED-Cast Steel, Copper, Brass, Zinc, and
Gid Lead, IN small or large quantities, for
Wiz" aht highest Cash price will be paid At
oofLt CANDLES Sword Mandatory,
~ a foot of 18Th street, Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

Robbers Gntght --Oa the night OF the 10Th
inst. the storeroom Of Peter Tinsley's bakery,
corner OF Clay and Foushee e.reefs, was for
cibiy entered and robbed of thirty two bar
rcls Of -four. On the following morninp
officers Kelly ana Griffin traced the wagon
and booty to q stable oH "a street, occupied
by Charles Rose, and, recovering one OF the
barrels OF -four, arrested Henry, D1rweli,
aud Tom, three slaves, for the theft, aud
young Rose as the receiver Yesterday
mornaag the prisoners we're before the Mayor,
wheDA DAlp 2t0MiRs sfacls were elieted: Henr,
had been nthe employ Or Mr.. Tinsioy, aud
knowing all abont hispsemises, ''pnt mp the
job" getting Burweil, who drove for young
Rose, to do the hauling. After delivering .
barrel 70 Tom, who keeps shop two door.
from Hoses stable, Bnrweli started down
town with FIVE other barrels In his wagon,
but getting separated from his companions,
became alarmed, and, as he says, threw tht
-four Tito the river The Mayor sent the
three negroes to the Hastings Court, ant.
adjourned Rose's examination till this morn
Ing, when 4 witness will be introduced to-
prove his completely in the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

w Wnsikp--Orgsnlst. Wanted, an experienced
an, Wgan'st for the Monumental Church, Protest
90 ~ episcopal Richmond. Apply at No % Pearl st,
n02l-6tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

NJ ANTED-A colored Girl, 10 nurse q small
~ child. Price no object. Apply Immediately
We Alabama Depot, Cary st, bet 18th and vir-
tah, 70 tuo 2i-St'] ,JH VAN ASTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

M AsTED-The public to know that We have re-
~ eelsed q large lot 81 Gas Pipe, aud are pre-
Jared 10 do Gas Fitting Of every description at the
.uef'@ss notice. All 0dcis will be thankfully re
""ed AID promptly attended 10.
As4 large 10, of Fixtures OF every description
'' naaa. SCORDlE Il co,
h' io-3Vt Corner Glib aud Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

w asTfD-Broksu Glass, OF all descriptions.
svv lie hisheet price will be paid per pound
- aeiiverel Ut the Glass Works At Kichmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

w from Norf,lk, desires to 60 a. Overseer ON q
asm; to work on shares or by the year. Under
sahda the trusling fully. and has had several
yssfd experieIce ia farming. Address ~ f."
through Post Office. no Cl-3tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WANTED-A Key 10 DAsies's Arithmetis. A good
price will be paid Address "a B. Dispatch
ofae No 0s-9if
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

WAsfkit-fwo good Tuners
Cd YALE Il co,
boA-4i' Iron ock Governor ct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-11-26

was missed ne was instantly accuSeu Vi nav
Ing stolen it, and forthwith thrust into the
stocke, where he was kept until he tainted
He was thrown into what is known as the
s'middle room," place used for the conflne-
ment Of cut-throats and thieves of The Yam
kee army, whose crimes are base enough to
require punishment even In Yankee eyes,
Here he was kept until the day before the
Surgeons were sent of, when he was turned
ont nearly naked, not having clothes enough
upon his person to cover his nakedness.-
This young man, Who 10 now In Richmond, is
q SOD of prominent citizen Of the Valley OF
Virginia, aud the charge of theft against
him was as false a. his treatment was cruel
and barbarOus.
These are few of the statements received
from Fort McHenry, where perhaps Confed.
crate prisoners are better treated than In
aoy other prison Of the North, because the
prisoners confined there are mostly officers.
At Fort Delaware the treatment OF private
soldiers, who are unfortunate enough to fall
into the hands OF the enemy, fare much
voyse. One Of tho returned Surgeons from
this bastile ssys that at one time last sum-
mer they had ~i.e tAoxsand pstsoaers crowd
ed into quarters which were insufhcisnt Tor
the comfortable accommodation Of 3,WO
men. and that the suffering among them
was indescribable.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-29

The Cat, 7lc nlg.Du shall be IespoCled and
The blghops rcstoiolio tloir bisb0prics lwil
add, that The Emperor WOnld be pleased, il il
were possible, ior tie Government te proclaim
freedom Of worship that great principle oil
modern Gociety
Energetic measures will be adopted for re.
pressing bIgandagc, that plague Of Mexico
which makes Of il country exceptional in the
world aud paralyses al commerce, al cnterpri
ses Of public or private utility, which cannot
prosper without security
Courts viii be 30 organized as 10 render
justice with integrity go that Il, sllail no lone
ger he luught bY tha lest and Highest bidder
auch arc the essential principles On which
will rest tile Government 70 be estabiehed- -
They are these Of the most distinguished peo-
pie Of Europe. They are those which the new
Government of Mexico must endeayor TO fol.
low with perseverance and energy, if il desires
TO assume place among civilized aatiOns.
Ihe eeennd mart &c lsap laek ean anlg lie 90
eomplished by,me if an see6udctl b gs,s515ai
Mexicans.
Therefore, will not conclude this manifesto
without making appeal to oogoiliation. in
woke the concurrence of all intelligence ]
ask parties to disarm and henceforth to use
their strength, not in pulling down, but in
building up proclaim forgetfuluess Of the
past, complete amnesty for all who will rally
in good faith around the Government which
the nation freely consulted, viii establish for
itself.
But pronounce enemies Of their country
those who will show themselves deaf to my
cOnciliatory voice, aud | will pursue them
wherever they may take refuge.
Done in Mexico, this 9th June, 9G3.
EoREY.
Major General, Senator, COMMANDMENT chief
OF the Mexican Expedition.