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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-28
DEFERRED ITEMS

Gen, Mcdowell is understood to bou.
appointed to the Department of the l1s,: been
pi now under Gen. Curtis. ~ - SS,s1p'
James T. Brady is speaking for Tho r.;
IN the Connecticut campaign. Rev IT, 0 ~
kin. fat llariil-av of Stonewall jackson ;oUI
nounced to speak at Union meeting IN : Mn an
Jersey.
There is great flood in the Hudson xr..
and the city Of Albany is inundated. AVE.
The I. S, army will be paid up to the e..
Of March as rapidly * possible, 4 arve n n'S
ton OF The finds re-, uired for this burmese ' ,r
already in hand "
The Wheeling Intel]i gencer remarkS--1.
few boats that are now permitted to run jndn.
pendent of Uncle Sam, are getting big pri%,
for ireights. For instance; the ST Patrick 10,
fifty cents per barrel on a large lot d -four from
Cincinnati 70 v Wheeling, an advance Of npaj,
five hundred per Ct. over last year S rates. y
Last night in v ashington one Of the bar.
keepers in restaurant above y lizards, mas
notified that woman wished to see him in an
alley. The bar-keeper Immediately went out,
when the woman attacked him with knife,
There will be no more Saturday afternoon
receptions, during the remainder Of theseason,
at the Executive Mansion in Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-28

ConRr MART1AL.-The general court-mar-
+;o1 over which Col, Korpany, Of the twenty
a;ohth PENNSYLVANIA volunteers, presided, py
o,dar Of Major General HeintzeLman. has been
d;ssolvcd, that body having completed the
business for which 1t was convened.
Amonc ;hosc who were tried ~ this conrt
W., Mr.. y. Turner, editor Of the Alexandra
Dai}v N.w~ The charge was that Mr. Turner
ha,j rul,];sn<.} the roster u Major General
III ) command. for February, 1863.
~ Tu17,ar nIead guilty 10 the charge, aud the
o-,,z.+ Sentenced him ito he confined at hard
),|>or ag tLe t;ip Raps, Or some other military
Cation - he designated BY the GeneIal Com-
,,,,,n;|;ne- Cor the space Of twelve months. -
MIS- nrder was, however, subject 70 the appro.
vi of The Major l1euera] Commanding.
:or;vate Henry Y underwater, company u,
80 Il;eI,;ct of Columbia volunteers: was tried
80 The same line and by the same court, ano
con v;cted Of furnishing this roster 20 Mr lu j1
roy for publication. lie was Sentenceu %
tore;t to the United :3totes ali pay now due;
tor t1,o snoce Of three years, and to be connneo
- bara Iahoy al the Rip Raps, or some other
-, station, TO be designated By the Com
-anI|ine General, during the sans PERIOD OF
r. General Order No 10, dated Mar2h Il,
MI ~ sneakinc o1 these decisions, zen. delnt-
~ .tThe proceedings Of the conrt-,nartlal in
these two cases are confirmed. :,
IN nronouncing sentence in these cases, the
f1o,,~f las shown itself possessed Of high
s u of its responsibility, and just apprecla-
+;nn &c the injury inflicted on the service by
she iniudjcious publication Of military ros-
::3t the same time, while congratu1at!ng the
oo,rrt ~ nprforming it's duty with decision and
1o as military tribunal the Major General
Con,r7anding cannot but entertain the conv!c-
fion that the greatest difference separates the
o;v;]ian from the soldier In MS ideas OF proprle-
~ or culpability and in his knowledge OF duty
IN matters purely military.
1.-THE circumstance Of loyalty and want OF
had intent conspires TO mitigate the crime OF
The accused in the mind OF the authority re-
viewing the sentence,
'HThe sentence in the ease Of D. Turner is
reunited, under the conviction that his ener-
p;es will be devoted TO that cause which ne has
50 thoughllessiy jeopaldlzed;,
I'm he case Of private Henry Wander, Of
comranv I. First District Columbia volunteers
fhe Sentence is mitgated TO forfeiture or pay
nv, due o. to become due him from the United
States and 10 confinement at hard labor Tor
1hroa months, at the end Of which time he will
Ne dishoneralIy discharged from the service. -
He will be sent under guard to Fort delaware
With his descrirp,ive list, clothing account, and
> conv of this order. = Washington Chronicle.
P1rKrESEss or FvRTuNE.-~Not great
while since III Englishman came to this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-28
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

" hen the Princess Ale zandra was received
in London, SO dense was the crowd, and so lnl-
perfect the arrangements Of the city authorities
that the procession had the greatest difficulty
IN making its way into the city, and iii the
space fronting the Mansion House scene OF
Undesirable confusion occurred. 1t IS feared
that many sustained injuries from the pressure.
Again and again shrieks Of women we're pain
fully audible above the uproar: and boys IN
pitiab!e state Of terror: were seen waslng
struggle for life At one time baby was held
10 III the crowd which had al the appearance
Of being dead or dying. Atanother, woman
was seen to throw child about a year and
half old into passing carriage, to savelts lite:
and was then swept into the vortex OF the
crowd herself At one time an attempt was
made, in all loyalty and good numtr, to take
out the horses, that the happy par might be
drawn through the city. but better taste TIL
umphing, the attempt was frustrated. Onthe
occasion Of the wedding Illumination, several
women were crushed to death. Upwards OF a
hundred persons had their limbs broken, and
several riots occurred The streets several
times had 10 be cleared at the polnt OF the
Hayonet.
By an arrival from St, Thomas, il sppears
that the Y. S. steamship Vanderbilt arrived
there on the 18th The Governor OF BarEa-
does had Invited Admiral Wilkes to dine with
HIM hut he declined the invitation, because
the Governor had. On previous occasion, en-
tertained Capt. Matfit. Admiral Wilkes has
transferred his flag from the " achusett to the
Vanderbilt The former was at ST. Thomas
on the 10th inst, also the British frIgate Phae-
ton and two blockade runners One named
Aries, the other unknown. Wilkes has threat
ened to seize both Of them The Aries sailed
on the 10Th, but observing preparations being
made by Admiral Wilkes to pursue, turned
back and anchored The captain OF the Aries
applied to the Phacton for protection, which
was afforded The Vanderbilt sailed on the
same day, it is said, for Havana. On the
morning Of the 18th, the Phaeton conveyed
the two blockade runners out. The achu-
sett did not follow them. The commander Of
the Phaeton had communicated with Admiral
Wilkes regarding the capture ct the peterhoIF'
~ Rail
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JOHN =. COOKE,

CHEAP FAMILY GROCE4ki,, rrq<
CORSER PITT AND PRINCE STkhE55t,
Il sackere, in barrels, half barrels; 4 a. i; I.,i
saline n. Potomsc Herring s5nqke4t h aIso !
Smoked s {: Herr ns and s1sa1ed Beet e. ;. 80 n!S
choice brand If Sugar Cured Hams 1os Cas- A.,
use; Shoulders and Breasts, and gelT' III and
sortnnent Of goods for family supplies dec2
examine --~-----~-
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MILITARY ORDERS,
PgoyosT VI ARsHALs OFFICE,

AIeyandria, ' a., Narch TO, 1No
NOTICE is hereby given, that. in pursuance
~ Of orders from Headquarters, Department
Of Washington, all passes to families heretofore
given will be taken up by the guard, and AY
passes will hereafter be given 70 lami1eS AID
no passes to 90 out Of AIexandrih VIII be gwen
to any person who does not produce satisfactory
evidence Of his loyalty,
By order: r. II. W LA21
Lieut. Colonel and Provost -Aer:Ea!.
NH l7-ti Ale&aluTa, w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-28

P1ckzESEss or FvRTCSE.-Not q great
while since M Englishman came to this city
with capital Of slooo0in gold. He combin-
al he nerve Of the true John Bull with the
adventurous spirit for speculation of our OVID
Jonathan. and engaged boldly in buying and
sa1]nc stocks. H. was remarkably successful
and soon arnassed fortune Of three hundred
rhonsand dollars in cash. Here he should
lave stopped. Dame Fortune had given HIM
his share Of smiles, and she punished his pre-
sumption in relying on her continued tayors by
causing everything he bought TO fall. To-day
he is penniless. : Wash. Chron.
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PRoyOST MARsHAL's OFFICE

Alexandria, Va: March Is. ls55.
ITO prevent the abuse Of passes issued al 'A'
l. Office, notice is hereby given ms! no pas %'i
will be issued to perso found WIN a''sis'
passes, o. using passes not issued 70
or to persons 60 loanlng lllclI pa1ses - VsN''''
By order: Il; H. v t nhl5a,
Tt. Col. and Provost Marsna1
NH ?6--lm AitAanuI ~
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The Nashineton correspondent Ct the Bal
timore Sun says: Last night the 24o Con
federate prisoners brought from Sandusky,
Ohio. we're marched from the Old Capitol to
the Aaa Of truce steamer Stale OF Maine, &C
COMMANDED by pa more from the Old Capitol
and Carroll PRISONS They carried with them
Not little baggage IN the shape OF blankets,
carnet hacs and clothing For some hours
nrior to the arrival of the prisoners at the
wharf, a crowd Of persons had gathered there,
mostlv females. They had provided them
selves ILLEGALLY with fruits, axes and money,
which they showered upon the, prisoners on
their anproach. They waved their hanaker
chiefs and waited kisses to them on the boat.
The prisoners returned the -autatons by
cheers and shouts
An effort was made to burn the Quartermas-
ter's store houses in Norfolk yesterday morn
ing early. The incendiaries were discovered in
time to thwart their plans.
The recent sudden and heavy decline in the
premium on gold has been followed by marked
concessions in the prices Of merchandise gener-
orally. Cotton has declined 20 cts from the
highest point; -four rs Cts; rye -four Is cts;
wheat 20 cts@
Panama adyices, per the Ariel, state that
another fire had occurred there, destroying all
the huts near the railway station.
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Confederate photographs are to be suppress
ed in St. Louis, rs they have been In Baltl-
more. By order Of the provost marshal OF the
former city, the chief Of police has been ~
structed TO visit all the photograph galleries
and have removed from their showcases and
rooms all pictures Of Confederate officers or
rrivates: and convey them to the department
provost marshal.
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27
FOR THE SPIRIT or THE AGE.
DRIf gTE9 HOUsES.-BY USus.

From the 81 AbIa,ure of tn so broken verses,
Springs thek ase Of many sad reyerses;
Blirhnag fk prospects of f1tore years,
9 BAT ftsps.s - eks with rusfnl tears ts-4-
Inebriesy tlE foremost DOTH ever stand,
Fostering dissipation, indulgence. empty purses
Inficting man the most odious curses.
AS from StromboEs# cratur hurled,
The venofnous lava deluges the world,
Carrying in its course unbounded sway,
Bringing huge fabrics to certain decay;
Deadening the s0i of the Fertile plain,
ThwartS many a boso@ with torturing pain II
And Spoutng its venom vlth dire intensity.
Still rolls on through vast immensity.
Like the Curbsss stream from its wonted course
Bursting through the levee with mighty force,
The fiery torrent rushes furinusly down
The inhabited valleys with fearful bound ;
Widening Us it flows either side,
Till forming bold, impetuous tide,
Sweeps along with awful velocity.
Bearing OF its bosom profound curiosity -
These, the Source Of much human woe,
Deleterious alike to friead and foe
Garry oblivion both peasant and sage,
Vanishing many players from the transient stage;
Hero contentious, dscord, strife,
Make prccarous every turn of lfe,-
Hundreds reve here. unheeding the cost,
Till fortune, body. and soul are lost,
Wisdom, power, beauty, harmony, fame,
All buried meath world Of shame,
And the darkest deeds found any page,
Whether of ancient or modern age,
Find their origin in bold carouses,
Coming forth from Drinking Houses.
"a volcanic mountain in Italy.
1.-THE mind.
Cherry Hill, n. c.
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27
Raleigh, n. c., Juf 27, 1868.


tree, an .straced his steps rapidly in the di
rection leo's mill In short time he
could Sc tlfAlgh the gaps in the trees the
yellrw lees Oathc Confederate works, and
he q4ickned lis pace. ifc had almost g,t
ten clcsrof La woods, when he came sud
denly upn Aarty of SIX yankees, evidently
on nickal II could not retaru without
beinx SEQ, now TO pass them, he knew
not. Ila.at fown quietly il the under
growth sud PATCHED them. He remained
there f3-s GU knne, he raised himself up.
and gael II enemy. They hsd placed
their gus ID ,st tree, and were sitting
dawn uE, le ground IN an instant
P0etns & he'd upoa his cui,rse. APP
p-oathna Nously to within range Of his
gun a de @arrelled shot gun,) he raised
it dcIiber14Ato his shoulder and took
slow and E,aE aim At the yankees, who
were. as It Unconscious Of his presence
Discharge both barrels, one after the 9th
er, be bra .,A two yankees t. the earth.
The rest ,Yang to their feet, and two at
once sol .tE safety in flight The other
two mad movement towards their guns,
when Oh ID sprang forward, shouting
"Surrendk DR. You are dead uIcn." They
glanced b, for momen!. and then told
him tbo. arrenderel. Ordering them to
move for a. quickly, and scizlng one Of
Their gun his own was emrty, he march
ed them al before him. IN . tew min
utes he r d onr picket lines, and soon
after had o. scd the dam, mounted the hill
and was Il & more within our works. He
delivered .Hprisoners to the officer of tht
guard an, once sought Gen. Magruder'
headquarf When he had finished hi
business i d the General, he came to m,
tent. and tied to me his adventure IN tn
yankee liaa When he finished, he fel
back ON ti* BED and went TO sleep, for h
was fairly hausted.
4 full a thnt of all his adventures woul
form one & be most interesting volume
ever pubT ga, and from them, have, q
random ST. aed the foregoing.
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
a NEW Book.

FIRST BOOK IN CoMPosITIoN-BY L. BRANsoN, A. NJ.
This is the title of a small volume, justissued by
the Publishers, Branson, Farrar Co., Raleigh. Its
design is to guide the mind of the child in its first
efforts in compositiona very important difficult and
delicate undertaking. Those who were compelled to
begin to compose without such assistance remember
well how much they needed it. Mr.. Branson's plan
IS good and promises mach success in the hands of
Judlc'ous instructor. The application Of the prin-
cples of grammar, given in the first part of the vol
ume renders the work peculiarly valuable to those
who have alreaty studied the grammar of our Ian
guage.. The rules on punctuation are in the main,
very plain and correct / invite the attention of
teachers to this praiseworthy homeenterprise, and
hope they will procure copy Immediately and Judge
for themselves There is certainly merit in the work
IOTA.
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27
ZOE THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Lines to the Memory Of my Mother.


There is n grave I long to sec,
And there to shed tear;
For it contains who was to me,
An only mother dear.
She heard her bleeding SaViour's call,
Eor aid lie call in vain
She put her srmor on anil went
With Him in Heavn to roign.
Pale sickness with its heavy hand
Upon her did fay hold;
The fever burned like scorchine sand,
Till death released her soul.
Twas in coffin plain and neat,
Ny mother they did lay:
NJ wars will e'er disturb her sleep
She's now no memory.
Her grave was dug by christian hands,
md with sezton's care,
Thy carved it out-a little band
And laid my mother there.
NJ costly marble marks the spot,
60 tell tho passor by,
That there within that narrow space
i christian mother lies.
o: that some kind and generous friend,
Although unknown to me,
Would seek th at grave, aad there would plan
weeping willow tree.
Twould make my heart rejoice TO know,
That near that sacred mound,
There Is d mark, aud when l 60,
With ease it may be found
Spirit of the age., 1863-07-27

CHALLEEarNe JUEY.-An Irish Colonel of Dra-
goons, previous to trial in which he was the defen-
dant, sRormed by his counsel that if there were
any of the jury to whom he hs any persona obieo-
tons, he might legally challenge them Faith, and
SO will, replied the son of Mars "if they do not
bring me off handsomely, will challenge every man
Of them"
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
REsTAuRANTs.

posi- ofPlcE ALB VAULTS AND LUNCH ROOM .,
Llbtry street opposite the Post olnce Sutths 81
Satea fnade pha A.e drawn frop the wocd csicirssJ
s rhs % snl Sam Ckowder secd 70 fr lunch o,crJ day
formerly With A. c. Laurcpes, 9I BgsadNay,NY
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NEW
~, lofk NOvember =. Is0A-To contractors -PrOpc
enclosed ~ sealed uveore endorsed With the title tia
WORK am wsh the OF the bdfer thereon
ccmher %. 1888
For regulating grading curb gutter aud n,gling Seventy
soicnth u eet, between secoui and Foutih avenues
reg AZ ng. grading curb. tier ana
n between Elhty fourth and Ninetv. third streets.
Tor curb gutter and First between FLY.
third aud 4 htF frs. streets
,Fgr aagfns ,nd reeagsns Fifty nlnih street, between
Eighth and Tenth Aycrues
naFring aud rcfasing Tblr-.tiiri street, tetvcen
Eighth and Ninth avenues
FOR new use Tor q OK ard Ladder Company M. 8
Fer new house FOR Frrlnc tomranl No f5
For house Engine Corp lneNo ~
For house Tor Hose Con rauy No o.
Alterations and additions 90 house OF Engine Comrany
No. 10
a. NO.
Blank forms Of popo'as together with the sncch csons
and agree ehfe. nn Obtained 90 This ocr
pepsffs.eni, n 1 GofE. NoesHb.r -a. 1873
CHARLES q. CORNELL, slreet ComfnlssIonor
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

THE MARRIAGE GUIDE OR NATURAL uJstuRy
u GenerAuop BY fredofcs HoA.ek. 4 % author and
l,c urcr PrCc ne dollar Scat iy e. 0strns itf In
Isorilt Of tie Irlcc Adfrss W. suonr Fst sicI, *
Nassau street, New fofk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

C1 SnO THE ABOVE AMOUNT WILL BUY THE
Ul.)UO. Stock and Fixtures of Gentlemens Furnish
ing store Broadway and dong good cash bus
ness this is good chance for young man with small
capital the business has been established for three years.
the light and the location the very bct the
advertiser has another store and cannot attend 70 both
desired, the would be sold without the stock. Ad
dress c. H. D., Herald oilce.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
FOR SALE.

A BOILER. IS FEET LONG, ~ INcn' IS WIDE. AND
n an Enrjpe OF II Power in ci orr ing crer;
10 be sold, al 2i1 Zg ana 2sl East
Nineteenth street
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

ITO LET-BY THE MONTH, TO A SELECT PRIVATE
i family, and elegant Coach; rich Harness. AL
Coach Team and good Driver Said establishment is com
cherohe and unique style Of family Carriage for sale
let by the month. For further particulars apply at ia
Seventh
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

uoTEL AND FURNITURE FOR sALE.-A FIRST
Ii class hotel in OF the peasantest villages Long
Island nd with sixty rooms well furnshet and nayng
ling alley &C. The New Haven Railroad passes through
the place which is about two hours from New York There
found In all New England delightful
town more elegant residence The hotel is competeiy
furnished its drawngroUms dinngroOms and kitchen,
we ts bedrooms and ready for occupancy at fort
nights notice There about one acre OF land attached to
the establishment Price for all $1,000 Sc 0O cash: ba
lance remain at per cent Apply 10 HOMER NOR
GAN 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-29
THE TURF,

IrRANKLIN PARK COURSE BOSTON. MAe6
T. Tuesday, December L-Mach for $l.a00 NILE heats,
best In s. to wagons.
DAN Plfer names b. q Geo n. Patch.sd
Hiram Woodruff namesr. Capt. Mc0owan.
This Tro, TO come OF rain Or Sine. the match
pANIEL ROBBINS CO,
Proprietors,
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

IIAvANA-THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO INFORM
IL her friends and persons intending to visit Cuba this
season that she ha. taken large house and no" pre-.
continuance OF their patronage, hoping TO
by personally attending the con fort of
her guests. The Almy Hotel s situated the Bay and
Plaza de SAP Franc SEQ with fine airy apartments light
ed with and furnished with all the comforts aud
veniences attaipable In the place, MARY l.. ALMY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

no DEALERS IN ENGRAyINGs. Two FIRST CLASS
Washington 2sxi6 inches second representation OF
Saviour Mary and Joseph, HxxlA inches, with thou
dress A. Pohlig, 20 Bank street, Philadelphia
The New York herald., 1863-11-29

E0LD FIsH-A LARGE ASSORTMENT or rrxr
II Gold fish, by the hundred or tNousand
part Of the United States by express WV w my
j. n COLLIER 7S Fulton street. corner Of cea n v
ERANC1s BUTLER. No PECK SLIP HAS ALL
tue choice breeds ~ sale aud stock Buffers nfabS
Mange Cure and Plea Bytormr htor, G1 per bottle
bnltts new work, 81 DOGS boarded, trauca Sc Med.
LOR SALE-A FINE ENGLISH DOUBLE BARHELED
Gun Richards barrel aud Mantl lfcks will hs 20 a
ior much less than rs value. Also pointer Slut
pfesen ara young Setter Dog. Apply Or addres. Hr
yohh 'oHckIaann, No Cortandt street basement " "
JoHN g oREM AND PATsRY MARLEY NOT BEING
@ushcd Win their ate battle. have agrsel 10 ncbt A
oye Fsht fer $40 az the Suyvcsant H. 'itue No esd
5.ve1way on Monday evening November 80 1903. As Mr.
IA halengef him Marley after the battle anil he
the test mAn. Wv '''' '"'"'u VI Fo'h9 Nbien -
IusT ARRIyID-I1oo FAScy pfcv,ys- -,
- wu A. 81, ,ecy fuws ferrcis Dogs A. For ale
" ~. ~ ~ Ills lv' u ilton street. N \.
Arh,r,,,y, os ooshs EshL stCoND HAND DOUBLE
" ohfel tuhs. Any person having one er n,c,c a.,
.al FEY n m VIC stse o. address one m nth W
yn l.. J. 0's-H' N'eer btook
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-24
From Washington.

4 NEW York Dee. 28.aA special to the
Times, dated Washington, Dec. e. lsayst
The House Committee Of Ways and
Means to-day finished the naval lapproPri-
alton bill. Very little rednetiou from the
estimates made by the oommittee. The
Committee determined not 70 meet agatu
until after the holidays, when they will
take mp Recommendation Treasury finances
and others. AZ
The Senate to-day made the Pacific Rail-
road committee standing committee, 70
consist Of nine members.
More than Que lawyer 10 the Senate aud
House do NOT hesltate 70 say they would
rather resign their seats than surrender
their professional practice In Washington.
The veteran regiments In the Army OF
the Potomac are 70 receive their bounty
money Immediately. The first installment
will amount 20 about two hundred aud
ffty dollars per man.
The number OF men from the Army Of
the Pot0mac who have Fe-enlisted for the
war Is over 10000. 81, y
The sentiments of Senators respecting
the 800 dollar exemption clause is. wholly
changed. They will strike out theseE.i
emption clause-not insert any anOupt
init. ~ s5s4
The feeling is general that The army
must be filled mp and the war vigorously
prosecuted 70 an end.
Senator Wilson will soon introduce q
bill providing for eulistiug soldiers in the.
rebellious States, persons SO. enlisting to
enter any regiment now In the Geld from
the loyal States they may select. The de-
sire Is to get them into veteran regiments,
and at the came time % enlarge the feid
from which the loyal States ean draw
teo0t8.