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Cotton Sales.

TN pursuance Of authority conferred upon me by
the Secretary Of the Treasury, notice is hereby
given to whom 1t may concern, that there will be
regular sales at Public Auction, Of captured and
aband oned Cotton, in the city Of st. Louis, on the
lst Monday, and in the city of CINCINNATI on the Sd
Monday OF every month, instead of the sale at Mem
phis as heretofore advertised.
The first ale will take place at Cincinnati, on the
18th day Of Jnns next. Dated June LIST, 1853
VIM P. MELLFN,
jun4 Supervising Special Ag't Treas'y Dept.
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Premium to New subacrihara.

the Nos. OF the same Periodicals for 1850 VIII he
furnished complete, without additional charge
these Periodicals lose little by age Hence. flii
valuable as for 1862. =
supplied at the following ExIR1HrELY low RI4Es:
Splendid Omers for 1860. ,6I. a. ,a1.
.ss.s.. Together.
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ExtraOrdinar inducements.

7 ATELY RECEIVED, we have the following VAL
IL liable property for sale Ond exchange viz:
One Farm of 81 acres, within three miles of this
city in high state of cultivation, and supplied with
comfortable buildings
Also. 875 acres Of improved Land, one mile from
Warrington, Marion county, Va, together with &c
acres seven miles from the same, halle which Is
in cultivation. ID .. .
of Huntington. .
Also, 1900 acres in wetzel county, Va.
Also, desirable Lot of acres with good inns
National pike, and five and quarter miles west of
Wheeling, Va. ~ m t-L
Also, 1914 acres of Improved and UnimprUyed
Land IN BraXton county, Va.
Also, one valuable Grist Mill, three miles east OF
Wheeling, Var together with some 400 Lots in the
18th ward of the city of Philadelphia.
All of this property will be sold low for cash. or
exchanged for other property accommodating
terms, by TAYLOR, R0LLYSON CO,
apri4-tf No. 60 Main street.
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TERMs. (Regular rrIoe..l
POSTAGE.

The Postage TO any part Of the United states will
be but TWENTY-FOUR GENTS o year for GBlacE-
wood" and but FOURTEEN CENTS q year for each
IF the Reviews. l-l
At the above prices the Periodicals will BE- fur
1ished fer 1862. And as q - :.
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HELMpoLp.s ROSE VASE.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of syphIutie Ma
tuFe, aud injection in Diseases Of tue Urinarv
Organs arising from habits Of dissipation usst n
connection with the Extrlts Buch and SaFranaTills
In such diseases As recommended -
Evidence OF the most responsible and reliable char
acter will accompany the medicines. -
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1863. 1868.
REAPERS AND MOWERS.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN
AMERICA.
THE sTRrsoN REAPER AND MOWER.
TIE BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.
THE QUAKER BOY MoWER.
TJHEIR SUPERIORITY over all others is estab-
lIshed beyond doubt and the prices are lower
than those of any other reliable machines. They
will be sold single combined. Sample machines
can be seen at my warehouse, corner Of Market and
Quincy Streets Wheeling. AS the demand this sea-
sen is unusually large, those who wish to secure
machine would do well to order at
Price OF stetson combined Reaper and Mower 100
Price ofouaker Boy Mower 30 dollars
aprl6 JNo. THoBURN.
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Any OF the above works will also be furnished n
6e'O SGb1erttsT' for the year 1861, 8, and g. at
OHe-HaD the Regular Subscription Prices.
Tins ReaO Subscriber may obtain the Rsprip. ,of
the -Four Reviews and BlaekWood ~
Seven Consecutive Years for S3zt
Which is Int little more than the price of the oy
nal s0orks for one year.
As We shall never again be likely to oRsr sueb In
dueemsnts - those here presented,
NOW IS THE TINE TO SUBSORTREI
Remittanees must, in all cases. be made dfr,.t
70 hs R5bliaArS for At these prices no Commission
can be allowed 20 agents =
5I LEONARD SCOTT CO.. atar-E
JanO No. 4Gold street New York
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

30 For Weaknesses --- egg
ARISING FROM EXCEsSEs. HABITS OF DIssTPA-
TION, EARLY INDIsCRETION, OR ABUSE,
Attended with the following symptoms:
Ind spositiou to ~ ertiOn, Loss Of Power,
Loss OF memory Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, WaEefnlress,
Dimness of Vision. Palm In the Back,
UpiyersaI Lassitude Of Flushing Of the Body,
the Muscular System, ETuptions on the Face,
Hot la de. PAllid CountenAncet
DrynEss Of the Skin.
These symptoms, IL allowed 20 90 on, which this
Medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMPoTENCY, PATUIrY, EPILEPTIC PITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire. Who can
say tat they not frequently followed BY those
tdireful diSeaSesn !. !. - : ------ ------ ~
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A Card to the People
Now Is Your Time to Save Money!

Bargains! Bargains!I Bargains!!l
IN eonsequenee Of the fact, that all Cotton Good,
i are advancing very rapidly, and the fndeationS
that they viii very soon be higher than At any
previous time have purchased large and Epe1yIii
stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Ehicb
have in store, No. 80 Main street, Centre WhselpZ
and to which Wouid respectfully invite the atts1
tion Of the public intend selling the stock ouf
AZ the old prices and some goods cheaper than
they were ever known before. So that all perSons
needing goods, who will need them very soon, hsd
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of SGD
plying themselves, they i'll save money BY nal.
ing their purchases at this time; besides they viu
have q good assortment to make their ssIectionI
nom.
Ny stock consists, in part, Of Brown and Blsaehsd
Muslins CaIicOs, Mems and Boys wear Of every DE-
scription, Checks, Flannels GnghAns, shaUis iAbIs
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens and Shirt Bosnia
PaTaSOls, Shaker Hoods Hoop SkirtS Lace end Grsn-
adne Wells, White Goods, Laces Embroidsries q al
kinds. Hosiery, &c, Re.
LADIEsl LADIEsI Your special attention il
invited to my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which is The largest cheapest and most complete Of
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, Mozambique, Berage AuglAis &C. n
great variety. Please call early, a. viii make IL
greatly TO your advantage to do so.
Youn very respectfully,
JOHN R0EMER
Je24 No. IS Main st. Centre wheeling. Va
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L EFT AND STEEL GeoCs, a beautiful assortment,
myIe 3. NfcoLL 4 BRO.
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GROVER & BAKER
Sewing Machine,

TNoR FAMILY ANDMANUFACTURING purposes,
are the best in use. They will sew seams hem
fell, gather, tuck braid and embroider. This Ma
chine Is the best because they have taken the first
premium at every State Fair at which they have
been exhibited-because they are more simple In
construction and less liable to get out of ORDER &c
Also, you can select Machine making the Grover
Baker stitch. making the shuttle or lock
STITCH with the privilege Of for the other
ranted for three years.. All kinds of leather and
and cloth stitching done to order.
J. MEDICINAL, General Agent,
b Office No. 1851 Main St, Wheeling, Va.
mar5-6m
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT. -
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of he
city OF philadelphia, H. I. HELMBoIp Who beinEdu-
sworn, doth say, his preparations contain no mar
eoue no mercury, or other injurious drugs but are
purely vegetable. n p HFT.STROTn
November, 1854 fl VIM p HIpRSR0s =
Alderman, Ninth street, above Race Piiiia
address Letters for Information In cuniidenee
h 7. HELMB I'D. Chemist.
Depot Io4 south Tenth-st, below Chesnut, Phila
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS {
AND UNPRINOIPLED DEALERS, -sa
Who eDdeaEOr to dispose soF THEIR oWNn s.a
"other" articles on the reputation aItalusd 6y
Helnbold's Gonufn6 ProparatIouu,
f srse-s-..rs Extract Buehu, r-r,-
ssfEBfazts.H aE4L3 - sErEaparTIft q II
Improved Rose Wash-
Sold BY al Druggists everywhere. r1 tsaTCi
ASK FOR HKLMBOLD's-TAKREo OTHER.
G1t gut The advertisement, and send for II. AND
VOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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Copper, Tin & SheetIron Ware,
TO THE PUBLICi

r NOW keep the largest assortment Of WAR;
that can be found in the city, and am fully pre-
pared to I'LL all orders at short notice. most -.
My stock consists in part of the following goods;
All kinds of Plain Tin and JapAnned Ware, all kinds
Of Sheet Iron Ware, Copper and Brass Kettles OF all
sizes also Cooking and Heating Stoves of the best
patterns, for wood or coal.
Merchants and others visiting the city will find il
to their advantage 70 give me call before purchas'
ing elsewhere. ...lh
Spouting and Cutters constantly on hand
ALI kinds of JOB WORK will receive my personal
attention. b. +. CALDWELL,
No. 8 Main st., op. B. o. r. Il. Depot,
mhs-ly Wheeling, Va.
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= Tonnage Trains depart morning aud evening daily
wP. SMITH, Master Of transportation.
J. B. FORD,
febl7 General Agent, Wheeling
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-13
(For the Free man. }
WASHINGTON, VI, April IL, 1868.

W ASA NUIpN, w., ApFll IL, 1905.
Mr.. EDIros Yesterday, while engaged in
an interesting conversation on che war with a
gentleman OF your village, person of ostensgo
ability, who resides in Montpelier, ungentle-
manly and indetenty intruded and gave public
expression to the following sentiments
4" Dowp on the Administration and the policu
Of the Government.
I" Inc institution of Slavery is right. We
have prospered as nation with it. Ii has en-
riched US. The slave traffic made gold plenty. Ii
has been 0finca culable benefit to our commerce.
Every statesman worth mentioning Del ieved in
the extension of Slavery"
Such were the direct expressions of man,
sufficiently intelligent perhaps to be accountable
for his words, now living at the Capitol Of the
State OF Vermont. .4,a .4Ga
viii the Argus tell us the difference be.
tween such q" creature and real southern
| rebel
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ne from among them. Hark Is that N,
sic p and hftIng his finger, he seemed Ga
tenlng Tor moment. He fell back, and nv.
old veteran burst into tears. The child w..
dead. Did he Indeed hear angels voice. ,
God grant it
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Intelligent and earnest union men Of Mont
oe!ier, how long viii you endure rank treason
in your midst? We pray YOU, be true to YOUR
country at home. q. +. 5.
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Italian Bees.

A FEW colonies OF Italian Beesf sale. Apply ssoS
Az nv , queens, OF beautiful color, .or saw ",
T,,oo wen warranted pure. Movable Comb Hives eis''
honey Boxes, &C. Address f.tF 500
J. ID. G0onRlCH, -.
d3m t' E.st Tla rdwick, w.
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THE GREAp ENGAISu RENEDv
SIR JAMES CLARkE'S
CEEEXsGSATED FEMALE PsErs

/ HIS invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure q, oil
those paiuin aud dangerous diseases incident 10 a.
female constitution. ~ Ns
1t moderates all excuses and removes all obsruct
from Whatever cause, and speedy cure may be r";
'7nel
To Married ladies
Is peculiarly suited 1t will, in a short time brin
the monthly period with regularity. VIZ
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that a..
pregnant, during The FIRST THREE MONTHS, as 6a'
sure to bring Miscarriage but at everv any,!
time and in every ether case, they are D rfectlv
In al eases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pam g.
the Back and Limbs IeaViness, Fatigue on slight eyer
ion, Paipitation Of the Heart, LownesS Of Spirs H.
terics Sick Headache, Whites and all the painful dsa
occdsiOned by di,orgauized stem, these Pills i
effect a cure when all other means have failed "
Full directions ia the pamphlet around each packar,
which should be carefully preserved
bottle containing % pills. and encircled with III,
Government stamp OF Great Britain, can be post free
ur 5 100 and postage stamps.
Soli by all Druggists. nov28l y&mwd
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~ OtlCc.

VH!S may certify that have this day given my SUI,
Melvin Spauldng, his time during the remainseI W. ~
his minority and here fer shall ela none Of his earn
ngs or pay an' deb e Of his contracting. ,uc
warren, April 4, Is 3. q. ~ SPAuLDfN"'
w3ws
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Italian RceS.

EhnSIiLE QUEEN, ofheautifuj color $500 Wa'ap'-
49, GU u,e, 500 few swans :. Pure Italians IN nc
NovaDi Frame Hive CHE.p
Ma I'VE Bees, Bee Hives, Nc, for sale. ..I...
Auuress j. +. SANBORN
East Hard wick, ".
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III OficP.
Notice.

!, nave TINS day sold to my Franklin Stoddard, I'M
.ne ana earnings during the remainder of his Rority
shli hereafter cl i'm none Of his earnings or pay
any debts Of his contracting. H. 8 SToDDARD.
Warren, July 18th 1868.
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taking their dead up, .re,reated, leaving
them ,unbaried. and laying thsm in line
of battle to deceive our pcketa. AS soon
as it was ascer,ained that the ensmy had
fell back our videts advanced to the river
capturing 81 prisoners.
%e are now on the march for Port
Royal Ferry-a landing on the Kappa.
hammock River-where, it is reported,
that Burnside is endeavoring to cross. 1t
is the opinion Of some in position, that
the enemy will make q demonstration
near Hanover Junction, about half way
between this aud Richmond. We, per-
sopally, think that il is very likely he
will transport his troops to she South
side of James River. having been repulsed
so far at every point along our Iines.-
II anything happens OF interest you may
expect to hear frop me again soon.
LOCAL"
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.TroR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.l
CAMP CnEsNUT NEAR GEORGETOWN, S. G..
December goth 1862.

CAMP CnEsNUT NEAR GEoRG ErowN, S. G..
December goth 1862.
DEAR LxDokR.-The 9th Regiment
lst Corps Of Reserve. Col. Wi,herspoon)
arrived at this place on the morning Of
the Eth inst, some 450 strong all in fine
health and spirits and eager to cross
swords with the Vandals Of the North
who would exterminate US all, both male
and female, leaving not wreck behind.
The nondeplume of our Regiment has
been changed since We arrived in camp
from the "Pet Lambs" to the "Bloody
Eight" which appears to be more appro.
Pc to the grey haired Sires of the South.
who are defending their liberties, their
homes, their wives and litils ones, upon
the tented field, on tho coast of our own
dear native State. Gu, Regiment has
had quite a jovisl time in coming here
from camp Hampton. We left camp
Hampton on the morning Of the 9th, on
the cars, at 10 o'clock, and arrived al
Charleston about Q o'clock next morning
where we hitched on another engine to
our train and took the N. +. r. 3. for
Kingstree, whore we arrived by IL o'clock
the same day and took up camp on the
west side Of the town in front OF the Rail-
road. kiLgstree is An old place, has some
very pretty residences. . good Jail and
Court House and is built on sandy eleva
ton about half mie north Of Black Riv.
Or and about 81 miles from CharIestou.
We left kingstree ON the 18th inst, at
10 o'clock for Georgetown, a distance Of
As miles, which we marched on foo, in 8
days, in regular army order.
We are now snesmped about one mile
west Of Georgetown, and about . quarter
Of mile north Of Sanpit Creek. Col. Z.
b. c. Cssh's Regiment. i. sncsmped about
200 yards nearer the town than We are.
We also have other forces here, which il
would not be prudent to mention their
whereabouts.
Georgetown is built on = sandy eleva.
ton, Immediately on the north bank Of
Sanpit Creek, IL miles from the Ocean.
Three Rivers come together just below
the town, to wit: Black River, Pee Dee
and Waccamaw. Georgetown is place
Of about one thousand inhabitants, is a
very old place, has good Jail and Court
House, some 8 or 4 churches, and a good
market house. Since the Yankees visited
the place the inhabitants have all Left ex
ceps one or two hundred psrsons who
still remain in the place.
We ara living Iiks.fghting cocks here,
fat Beef, Rice, Potatoes, some Pork, and
Sugar, Rye o Coffee and Corn bread, and
little -Four. And you know no one
ought to complain at this fare, when
fighting for their own liberties. Ny own
opinion 10 that the Yankees will not at.
tack this point soon as it 10 not a very
desirable one to them, being = low, fiat
country and 40 miles distant from the
nearest Railroad. and in country where
but few persons reside and where they
know they could not get any provisions
for their army, and would be met by the
"Bloody Eight" who would "welcoms
them with bloody hands to hospitabls
graves" "FRY.n
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he Confederacy, but his intention 10 give

the Coufederacy, but his intention 10 give
aid and encouragement thereto, il these
independent States shall continue to re-
fuse submission 10 foreign power after
the frst day Of January next and has
thus made known that all appeals to the
laws Of nations, the dictates Of reason,
and the instincts Of humanity would be
addressed in vain to our enemies, and
that they can be deferred trom The com
mission Of these crimes only BY the terms
Of jus. retribu.iou.
Now, therefore, I, Jefferson Davis, Pres.
ideut Of the Confederate States Of Ameri.
CT, and acting by the authority, appeal.
ing to the Divine Judge in attestation
that their conduc. is not guided by the
passion Of revenge, but that they reluc'
tastly yield to the solemn duty Of re-
pressing. by necessary severity, crimes Of
which their citizens are the victims, do
issue this my proclamation, and by virtue
Of my authority as Commander in. Chief
OF the armies OF the Confederate States
do order,
let That all commissioned officers in
the command Of said Benjamin F. Butler
DO declared not entitled to be considered
rs soldiers engaged in honorable warfare,
but as robbers and criminals, deserving
death and that they and each Of them
be, whenever captured, reserved for exc.
cution.
I'd. That the private soldiers and non.
commissioned officere in the army OF said
Butler be considered as only the instru
msnls used for the commission Of :he
crimes perPetrated by his orders, and not
IS free agents that they therefore be
treated, when captured, as prisoners Of
war, with kindness and humanity, and
bs sent home On the usual parole, that
they will in no manner aid or serve the
United States in any capacity during tie
continuance Of this war, uuless duly ex.
changed.
Sd. That all negro slaves captured in
arms, be at once delivered over to the OF
ecutive authorities Of the respective State.
to which they belong, to be dealt with
according to the laws Of said States.
4,h. That the like orders be executed
in all csses with respec, to all commits.
stoned officers Of the United States, when
found serving in company with armed
slaves in instruction against the authori
ties Of the diiieren, States Of the Confsd
eracy.
~ In testimony Whereof I have
l.. s. signed signed ,.h these Sc, presents, p, and
- crate States of America to be
affixed thereto, at the city Of Richmond
on this 23d day Of Decembe in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-two.
(signed,) JEFFERSON DAVIS.
BY the President.
J. i. BKSJAMIS, Secretary Of State.
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MILITARY CHANGES IN THE WEsr.-
We learn from Grenada tha: some i'm
por.ant changes have occurred in the diff
ferent commands in that vicinity. Gen.
eral Van Dorn has been assigned TO the
duty Of re organizing and commanding
the cavalry forces General Lowell, lately
at the head Of General Van Dorn's old
army corps, has been transferred to other
duty, and General Loring now commands.
General Prices force reT-ins as it was.
We have reason to expect good news
from the West before long.
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VIRGINIA lNrELLIoEScE~-A gentl..
man who arrived in Richmond on the
24th instant, from the North. states that
the reaction in popular feeling as regards
the war is almost incredible s;nce the de
feat OF Burnside. The peace party has
become almost formidable, and men no
longer fear to express their sentimenls.-
Bets. he says. were freely offered that
the result Of the war would be favorable
TO the South.
lie confirms the statement that Con
federste bonds we're selling in New York
fer 6fiy cents on the dollar. with an W.
ward tendency, and we're in demand.
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PR o S P US.
THE
SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATED NEWS

The Latest Current News
And. indeed. every subject within tbs range
Of polite literature.
Having secured the sefvices Of compe.
tent Artists, who will be assisted by the mr..
tistic pencil Of Mr. CREHEN, we will be
enabled each week 10 present 10 the public
u handsomely embeilished literary journal.
We have also consumated An ar.
rpngement with many writers, male and
female, Of acknowledged ability, which will
enable us to put forth paper in no respect
inferior to those Northern and English p..
riodicals with which the South has hereto.
fore been suffused. Trust that our euts..
prise may receive the liberal support of tho
reading public, VIC promise that nothing
shall be left nndone upon cur part to render
tho paper in its Literary character, it's En-.
Craving and Typography, acceptable to all;
and whilst catering 10 the general taste, wa
shall not omit to set aside due proportion
Of space for the special amusement of the
Ladies' Of the "Sunny South," in the sun
shine Of whose favor we trust to make the
"lLLusTRATED NEws" = fourishing and n.
vorite journal.
TERHs.-Subscription, 81 per annum
81 for s months, (no subscription taken for
a less time.) The Trade supplied a, $40
per hundred. No county or individual mo.
ney taken. Office in the building occupied
by Samuel Ayrss g. Son, corner Of Cary
and Virginia Streets.
AYRES & WADE.
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roR THE LAsoAsTER LEDarR.1

CAMP CHEsNUr NEAR GEoReKrows.S.C.
December 25th 1862.
DEAR tEDoER.-T'ms rolls on upon its
rusty hinges and still the clarion notes OF
war are heard With every waiting breeze
that sweeps over the sunny South. and
war will forever lipssr with US ss long as
Federal foe presses the soil Of our native
South, for ws have .swgp that we will
be free or perish in the attempt. Who
would not rsthss die freeman than live
2 slsvei
There has been nothing new ia camp,
since my lsst, until yesterday evening,
Chris.man Eve. the Regiment about 0
o'clock, serenaded the Colonel, accompa.
nied by the Baud. After forming around