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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Loyal Men from 45 to IS.

As Congress and our State Legislature have
provided for the efficient organization and train
ing of our Juniors, and as the government may
need nearly all Of them in the feld, to subdue
the gigantic rebellion, and as we now are, and
may be, liable to invasions and raids from the
enemy and as there are individuals and com
muniies in the Northern States who do not
heartily support the government in lis efforts to
put down the rebeliion-some OF them actually
resisting and delyng its authorty--ought not
we, who have grown gray under its mild and
benefcent sway, and who, from experience, can
appreciate its value, not only to us but to all
who shall come after u.s. to organize, arm and
drill that we may be ready fer efficient acton
in any emergency that may arise. Two years
experience of rebellion has demonstrated that
the rebels are in deadly earnest that they
mean to supplan,, by . calling despotism this
once happy republic ; that despois, both in
America and Europe, are their allies, and that
complications are growing out Of this rebellion
which are liable to bring us into coufict with
one or more European powers Shall this glo,
rious Republic be permitted to die by the hand
Of the assassin and the robber, while million
or more of hardy men who have enjoyed its
benefits and blessings. to advanced manhood,
stand idly by and witness the murder, because
the law exempts them from coerced military
service, ,? id, Forbid il patriotism! ,., .......a
IRoN GRAYs To THE RESCUE ..... .
Let US meet, organize. arm, and drill that VIC
may be ready, when needed, TO repel
invasion, or to sustain the authority of The
government, as the emergency in either case
may require. Let him who hath no sword
sell his garment and buy ore" Let Ashtabula
be the first to move in this business. Indivi.
duals from different neghborhoods have already
conferred, and unite in requesting all Of the
aforesaid class in this and the neighboring
towns, willing TO act in this matter, to meet for
that purpose at Fireman Hail. in this village
on Wednesday the 18th instant, at o'clock,
P. NJ.
EYEoctYTt An,nD.,y frha saouIof;oo ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11


will ene him ashare of business he hopes merit II
All ode hauling and from the Depot about the
Village wit thankfully received and satisfactorily executed
lie will be found upn the Road at all times, not necessarily
devoted to rest and ieed. 5lO | ..f W. IL. TERRY
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Choice of Pianos, &c.

4 i'hoe Nose H'OHey'
Choice of Pianos, &c.
Mr. IT, is confined to the sale any particular Pianos
but will furnish any good make in this country Europe
OF his experience in the selection OF Fano and AeUdeons
Field of Operations.
Ohio Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin and Western Pennylva
na the ground work for future trade, and instruments
will be delivered of charge when desired and
IN every particular, or money refunded
Three Cents Postage
all will cost you to write to Mr. Hail. however distan
you may live and get valuable information about instruments
and if you not "handy with pen, get irieLd to
write Tor you You can save money.
Agents Wanted.
Cergymen Tost Masters Teachers others request
ed to act agents where established, and liberal
allowance will lie made for all saes valuable information
furnished, however distant
Newspaper Publishers
in OHIO Indiana ninoi, and Western Pennsylvania wishing
to advertise for MIR II. towards iano Mel deOn, will
please addr, Mr. Hall the subject. Mr. H. wishes ad
vertse in ut least loo journals.
Who is Going 10 Buy
Reader have you heard your brother sister, neighb>r
friend talking about buyng instrument sometime write
TO Mr H. send The name, address &C ana Il sale Is made
will De entitled 10 per ceLage. Mr. H. Is row buy ing
below jObbing prices AID Afford to divide the profits
Competition Desirable.
when instruments and method of doing business
conased With that many ohes that people fully
appreciate superiority Pianos and Melodeons and
our success is then Gs tue "nlarch Of time"
References.
More than 500 Cercymen teachers professors public
and host of others of ser integrity who acquainted
with Mr. Hall Instruments aud his method OF doing business
would take pleasure in speaking OF them in the highest terms
Second Hand Pianos and Meodeons
taken in exchange for new fair rates aud the are
put good order and kept for sale good stock
hand to be sold cheap.
- Piano Tuning, &c.
Mr. Hail has associated with him MIR s. s. FAssETT pro-
iessona tuner OF We'd known ability who is competent
rebuff regulate, make any repairs piano needs in
the very best manner
Richardson's New Method,
Book tke Piano and Melodeon no person aI,rd
to without viii be free 10 any address receipt
So the price of the book. All kinds Instruction Books
Sheet Music, Sc. postage Free receipt of price.
Address GEO. HAl4ls Music Dealer,
96s Ashtabula, Ohio.
Ashtabula March ., 1862.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
lIlIUuU OI LCdI = VIII SWttI NIUSIC
Seventeen Years Experience
An Area of nearly 10000 Square Miles,

ith good knowledge of music and eye out to ccr in
ale enable Mr. IT, boast of almost unparalleled
the history Of any similar business u the valley the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11
Organ, Pianororte. Violin or Guitar,

Instruction in Music.-PROF, T. II. HOPKINS,
whose long experience and Teacher and Per
former qualities him for the work. holds himself in readiness
for giving instruction upon t!ie r f.f.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-07-11

Ashtabula CASH 81 H. Harris 20 cens cash, 2j cents
cash. 25 cents H. b. Stanton so cents George Lockwood
Barnard Nellis 81 cash, 80 cent?; do 80 do, p do
25 do, 25 do, 20 Congregational Church, 50 90 cash,
so cents IT. 80
Je6srsOn Mrs B. F. Wade, So; Mrs -, 81 P. and
Careful 25 cents cash, 25 do Mcintyre knight, so do;
D. D. Holmes 25 do. s. NJ Wright, rs do cash. 25 do
do, so do 81 do, SO cents do 90 do 20 d., e do,
Al. - A. S. CARY, Collector
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.


TUESDAY, September 30, 1868.
a communication from the House an
nourced the passage of bill declaring the
south fork OF Fishing Creek, in Wetzel
county, public highway.
Mr.. OARsKADON flor Mr.. Brown report
ed from "A special Committee appointed to
audit the outstanding claims against the
State. The report recommends the APP
pOintment of "a committee whose duty It
shall be to.audit, investigate and submit
evidence upon all claims against the
State.
Mr.. IIuRRARD, from the Commute on
Claims, reported back some three bills
with the recommendation that they pass.
Mr.. CARsKAUoN made report from tho
COMMITTEES on Enrolled Bills, which re-
port was adopted.
Mr.. BUNKER, from the Committee ap-
pointed TO examine the Auditors Office,
made report recommending the adoption
of II joint resolution authorizing the Au.
titor to appoint Collectors OF the Revenue
in counties where there are no Sheriifs.
The rules were suspended for the pur'
pose of considering the resolution.
After some discussion, on motion of Mr..
Stevenson the subject was recommitted to
the committee.
The General Election bill was then TIA
ken up aud considered.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Doserters from Brngg's Army.

B. F. Taylor, the correspondent OF the
Chicago Journal, with Rosecrnns' army
writes on the 10th inst:
A Thousand ieserters from Bragg's army
have just gone to the rear under guard
able-bodied, butternut. skinned fellows,
and far above the average material they
make Rebels of. Among them, in their
miserable Disguise, are men Of former
wealth and position, as position is under
stood down here, and Representatives of
fifteen or twenty rebel regiments. The
natives from tho country round about
IhFOng In for food. If you have ever seen
a Digger Indian or heard OF a dirt eater,
or looked at good picture of the prodigai
son, when huSks composed his bill of fare,
you can form some notion of tho aborig-
ines of these regions.
Speaking Of the women, he snyss
Picture n human female in n dres hang.
ing limp; with the look and grace OF dish.
cloth on a fork, and resembling in tint the
inky map of the benighted PORTIONS of the
globe; an unmarried female with tlae mod.
esty of COW, piece OF tobacco in her
mouth, and two batchcs OF children at her
heels, and you have the counterfeit pre.
sentiment of several have seer, They
tniest quartermasters, commissaries, COM
mandants of posts; their hungry looks
attest the nature Of their errand, aud their
incessant "l'vo cum for sich's you've got"
always meets response in the shape Of
''hard- tack" and bacon from our large.
hearted Uncle Samuel's locomotive pan.
tries. The men are with the Rebel armies.
and the women are starving. All through
this valley, the miserable inhabitants have
no prospect of food for the coming Winter
but the bounty of The Government. These
people are Tree to talk and to ''allow' that
the "Yanks" are not the terrible Huns thew
had fancied them, IL anythi ng 80 light.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
ol,l.en., msstlng . elImer COUNTY.

The citizens of Gmer county, West
Virginia, in Nccordano with previous no.
tice, met at COx's Nils in said county on
Saturday, the 10th OfSePtember, 1863
The object of the meeting being explained
by Col. Philip Coz on his motion
Thos. o. Station, ESQ, WAS called TO the
chair bnd E. l.. SnOdgass was appointed
Secretary.
On motion OF Col. Rilip Cox, 1t was
ResOlVed, That this Meeting will appoint
eight delegates to atted the COngression-
III Convention to be Ield at MoundsVIlIe
on the Both of SEPTEMBER.
On motion, the following named gen
tlemen were appOinteCas delegates. to wit
Lorenzo KidWeII, :hos. Floyd, Esq.
Wedeu II. Fisher, Heo. K. Cox, VIM. b
Halbert, Esq, Edwsd NJ. Brown, Daniel
Steinbeek aud George Heckart. On mo
ton, the President and Secretary were
added to the delegation.
On motion, it was unanimously
ResOIUed, That the delegates be aud arr
hereby instructed to cast their votes fol
the Hon. Jacob b. Blair, 50 long as he il
before the Convention; sHd, if he should
be dropped by said Convention, then t.
cast their votes for whom they think best
On motion, it was
Resolued, That the proceedings Of thi
meeting be published in the PArkersburgl
Gazette and Wheeling IHttlhgencsT.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
THOs. o. STATION.
E.L SSODORAss, Sec. President.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

footed as fancy eau prsdicAted upon
anything 30 lifeless ashese poor creatures
They all indulge, win they eau, in the
practice Of which 80 any disgusting pic,
lures have been madO-the practice cal'eu
"dipping." Take ItIe stem Of Althee'
chew it into a bit of broom at one end,
dip It into SNUFF, sw,p your mouth out
with it, and leave thehandle sticking ont
Of one corner, like boom in a mop-palI'
and remember all the bile that it is wo-
mans mouth, and youhave as much OF the
fashion as propose t,describe. Just here
and now, tobacco, AnSnot Gotten, is king;
Negroes will sing, dare or cry for 1t, ana
the siftings of a sOldie's pocket are eager
ly scraped up by the ntives, and the little
brooms speedily trails a dust" in it.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Meeting OF the Citizens OF Wood
County.

At a meeting OF the citizens of Wood
county, West Virginia, on Saturday the
goth day of September 1868. to appoint
delegates to the MouudsvilIe Convention,
to be held on the Both, of Septembe 1868,
for the purpose of nominating candidate
from the first Congressional district, to
represent them in the next Congress of the
ed:.States, after caIliugJ. Z. Wharton to
the chair, aud JEFF. Gibbons being appointed
Secretary of said meeting, the following
persons were appointed as delegates to said
Convention, with instructions to cast their
votes for j. b. Blair: II. N. Crooks, ]. @.
Harris, VIM. Cooper, A. G. Leonard, JEFF
ferson Gibbons, J. l.. Devalr VIM. E. Steph-
ensou, j. ". Weekly, Sardis Cole, T. De-
vaughan, hester KincheIoe, R. n. Smith
David Padeu, T. W. Henderson, and Jon.
athan Steel.
1t was also resolved that the proceedings
be published in tine Parkersburg and Wheel.
ing papers.
j. +. WHARTON, President.
JEFFERSON GIBBONS, Secretary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
A MILITARY I'LL.

In the House to-day, Me-. Randolph, Of
Richmond, Chairman of the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported . bill entitled
can act to reorganize the militia of the
Commonwealth" The draft of the bill
covers 81 printed pages and contains 81
sections. The bill drafts every white male
between the ages of 10 aud so years dom.
iciled in the State and not exempted by
the laws thereof .a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
The Isaven working down in Ken
lucky.

The Isaven working down In Ken
lucky.
DR.. John S. winaus, of BelIaire, received
letter from friend, a physician in Ken.
lucky. from which he permits US to pub
lish the following extract:
"You ask if am VallaudighAm man.
My emphatic reply is No. Neither do
| ever expect to be while the earth bears a
plant or the sea rolls wave. was q
Breckenridge man aud for that have re.
pented in sackcloth aud in ashes. have
ceased TO love party so fondly. Country is
now the obiecI OF my political idolatry. A
few years ago the country was harrassed
with Northern disunionists, abolitiOnists.
Now is is engaged in actual war against
secession, the accumulated rOtteneSs of
democracy. The whole affair became gam
gTeuous, sloughed of and has gone the
way of all tho nations that forget God
gone hellwards.
Between these two parties l have no
choice but condemn both. Conservatism
is my policy, when the Government shall
be restored. War is my conservatism now,
and war, too, prosecuted with vigoT autil
the last armed traitor lays down the WeNp-
ons OF his warfare.
l am for my country, first, last, always
and forever. care not what misfortune
falls upon the head of the traitor. II eve
~ rebel Shareholder losses az before sub
hitting to the authority OF the Govern
ment, say amen! YOI, hope to God
that there may not be a vestige Of their
former inheritance ref, save the sacred
American soil they have polluted"
For Breckenridge man, living down in
Kentucky, we consider that the above is
pretty sound doctrine.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
HEADoUARTERs 4rH REarHExE, W. Va. 81,
NNhn.Iirnr- Senirrnlher Is. lS63.

HEADQUARTERS 4TH REGrHExT, ". Va n,
Wheeling, September IS, 1851
General Order No. 81
VOMM ANDANTS OF companies will Immediately
Y order u muster Of their respective companies ut
their usual place Of company parade for INSPECTION
OF ARMS and report to these headquarters the pre-
else number, kind and condition Of the within
their respective commands. They will alsO report
every member who fails to pass inspection.
They will also notify their respective commands
to hold themselves In readiness to obey promptly
the proper authority.
By order, Al. SWEENEY
Commanding 18th Regiment.
J. B. MoORE, A6Iutant. seP29-3t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
District Court OF the United Statei
for the Western District OF
Virginia.
Domestic Dyes,

FORTY DIFFERENT BRIGHT COLoRs-
TNHRsB Dyes embncs an the nsW and faahfonabIe
i cOlOFB and recommend themselves % any per-
sous use Who studies eeOuOuly IN time expense-
They are perfectly simple, aud any article may be
dyed without the least pprOhOulion Of niuFtng the
hbric. Only IS cents per box. For sale AZ
sept IL GRAHAAifS DRUG STORE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

Tue War Department has suggested to
the press the ndvisabili.y of preserving a
strict silence at this time respecting pres
emit and prospective movements of the
Army ofthe Potomac.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Vote In this District In 1890 and
1893,

:. As theLvote at the Presidential election
in 1860, or the vote for Governor in 1868,
will, one or the other, be probably made
the basis of representation in the Mounds
Vile Convention to-day, we publish below
the vote cast by the different counties Of
the district at both those elections. 1t is
as Eollows:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Turner's Balsann,

A fnEaIIbIo remedy for DiarEhsa, DysontsEy,
IA Bowel or Summer Complaint Of Children and
Adults. A perfectly safe and eaieaeious remedy
under all circumstances. HundTodsOEeases, Of both
children and adulta have been cured and relieved
by the above Balsam, aftsr every ether remedy had
been tried IN vain z BOOKING, AEt-
s8p26 No. I Odd Fellow ball.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

FOR cONGREss-MEssHA-E D-
w mons: You will please announce a. 2 can
dIdats for Congress in the hrst district OhEsEbh
D. HUBBARD Of the cOuuty OFOhio.
We believe that In his character BON PuoI1e ana
private WIN be found the qualifications Tor the post
don nainei which are highly desirable not indis
pensabIe In the present crisis. His fidelity 70 the
tIoVgTnment and his ability % serve in public ca
paeity have been demonstrated IN his career nS[
but also in the later Conventions which haze peen
held In Western Virginia for the purpose OF Prova-
Inc q loyal people with . loyal State government;
RerIinE assured that he eau aud viii t1tthfuuy
support tbs Government In Its efforts 70 preserve
the Union and crush rebellion, Wo promise MIN th1
Su pP8PSasS MANY CITIZENS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
~ JSclI yours
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
Late lat 1t. and Adj't Goth Ohio Vols.

AMONG the proceedings of the Rrchmo nd
Legislature ou thee 9th, We notice the fol.
lowing:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

GENERAL scoTr is writing, without the
aid of spectacIes, history of his cam.
paigps.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Photographic Albums,

rVIO hold from Il TO no Cards. Al RARFRIDGE's
l. New GALLERY. Wholesals and Retail seP2S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
Desirable Residence for Sale

FIIHR Fesid nee Of Mrs samusl Neel, situated on
i John street, between 6th and 9Th In Nheeitng,
West Va, containing eleven rooms, with wash and
bath FOOms- Ga and saieF throughout the house.
all in complete repair, and dry cellar under tn"
whole building.
wide alley, i elevated seven fest above
the level Of John street. has dressed stone VAL IN
fTVut suTmOuntedl with ornamental iron raitluB'
Yard hIIed with shade trees SmOke-hOuse, stable
and necessary ont buildings on prsmi8es-
Possession given in October.
The above presents unsurpassed tndueomonts 70
any seeking = residence.
Apply to MRS NEIL. on pTemises- aagll u
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
al PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., l
WHEELING. Sept. 2sth, 1858. )

EXECUTIVE DEPAhTMENESl
wHEELrSG. Sept. 2sth, 1858. !
10 the People IF West TTrgfHia:
7 HAVE information, deemed reliable, that the
rebel Generals ImbOden, Jackson, and may be
others, contemplate movement Of their toEees
through the mountains into tie State far the puF.
pose Of deVAtiBg and laying waste the country and
robbing, plundeTing and numbering the people.
They may eOmbIne their forces, or they may send
detSehments into different parts Of the State To the
end, therefore. that they may be met and driven
back from the borders Of the State and defeated m
their WiGked and Tuinous purpose ARTHrR L
BORENAX, Governor of the State of West virginia do
Issue this my pTOcRmatis calling and requiring
all officers Of the militia and all persons subject to
military duty within the State to have their arms
in order and be ready to assemble At their usual
places Of rendezvous at moments notice. aud 70
move TO any point when their EeTViees may be re-
quired. Of8eers IN command OF regiments are espe-
cialIy required to give orders to the eOmmandants
Of eOmpanes to that every man in their respect
companies Il notified to be in readiness and %
have his in order for service. II the militia in
any part Of the state have not sufficient arms they
will be supplied by making proper application
Let Il not be again said that \ rebel army has
marched through our loyal State laying waste the
country and rubbing and numbering the people with
out oPPOsitiOd or resistance. It Il expected that
the militia will cordially cooperate witt the Gov
ernment forces in our midst IN Tepellfng any dem'
Ons'ratiOn the enemy may make.
By the Governor:
r. P. PEIRFoIST, Adjt. Gen. WA. ssP9s-lv
ian papers in West Virginia copy one tfms.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

MARRIED.
On Sunday eI enlng Last, by the Raw Pi.heE, Mr.
CiARLEs MGRGAN, OF Cleveland, o., 70 Miss MILLIE
L. Posi-, Of this city.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
ResIgnation of Mr.. Lamb.

We learn that Mr.. Lamb, one of the
members of the House of Delegates from
this county, sent in his resignation yesteF-
day. We Roget this exceedingly. The
Legislature can ill afford to lose the SER
vices of such member as Mr. Lamb. His
fine exact mind ripe legal scholarship and
experience, together with his proverbial
business method, made him invaluable at
this time in the work Of originating and
codifyiag our legislation. We learn that
the Legislature refused to accept his resig-
nation, and we hope that he can be induc-
cd to withdraw it. The reasons for Mr..
Lambs withdrawal have not transpired.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30
OCTOBER ELECTION.

FOR CONGRESS-FIRST DIS
EE;S@TRICT-Ws are authorized to announce
Non JACOB B. BLAIR a. q candidate for Congress
fnom nc FirEt Congressional District.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO
SS announce the name Of 3: n. NORTON q
candidate for COnEress this district, squareiy
On Tire principles the Administration for var and
eaee including in all their force It's two most Inn
poTtant and solemn acts, viz: Its guarantee OF the
separats aud distinct existence Of West Virginia a.
4 State and the proclamation for the emancipation
Of the slaves Of rebels. No Compromises no aoan,
donnent Of th.so measures IN reconstruction and
the solution Of peace. angzou
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

$50 and $50 Sugar Mills.

lust RECEIVED, from the factory, full supply
u Of these very desirable EugAr Mills, all fully
warranted in every respect.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-30

HEADQUARTERS 5rH RE9INEST, W. VA. ~, I
Wheeling, September ., 1868.
General Order No. 81
COMMANDANTs Of companies will Immediately
J order n muster OF their respective companies
at their usual places OfcOnpany parade for ISsPEc-
TION OF Arms, aud report g. these headquarters the
precise number, kind and condition Of the arms
within their respective commands They will also
FepoFt every member Who fails 10 pass inspection
They will also notify their respective commands
to hold themselves In readiness to obey promptly
any call that may be made on them for service by
the proper authority.
By order, ,. 4SCLUN61,.
s. @. sTEvEEs, Adjutant. sePs9ss