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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10
N0tice to Exempts.

NJ. Z. Ingram, L. C. Luken. +. b. W.hh.fr.
i. Z. Duncan, c. Cray, VIM Miller. A.
Campbell, 8. D. Price, A. P. Dump. G. p. Re-.
defer. JAS. A: Hagy. 7. g. Clark. A. D. Htttou
". A. Harris, ~. Roberts, N. 4. i.ocsn. )
l.. McGanghey, p. 8. Bradford, P. S. Buehanos
BENZ. Snodgrass; P. w. Watson, ]. H. Hani,.,.
Geo. Keller, ]. 6. Veach, j. p. Sawyeys w.,
y. Reynolds, 8. G. Danil, r. S. Mc,,iso,, 3
9. Mcfarlane, A. bennett, Thes. pene. Js.. -
IaAaferro, Sidney MAXWELL, NJ. keiser. =
Ferry, NJ Ripley, w. 8. Swan, Ljntacnm 4
Davis, :. 8. Davis, ]. r. Benck, W. tavf1y y
". Estes, D. Bradic, VIM Farmer. p. Il Snro,,,
.. Palmer, J. E. Horn, VIM: X. Duff. T. SMITH
y. A. 3. Adams, J. O. Speer, j. A. Davis W ~
moore, J. y. Cole, A. Smith, VIM. T. Blact r
johnson, NJ. N. Mckee, ]. 6. Williams.
y. Hutton, Geo. W. Johnston, N. A. po;d...
WIN. Pace, VIM. Warden, j. W. Caldwell ! W
Campbell, jas. x. Ranbo Josiah Teter. I y
wright John Phelps, James b. Sbannon. Hr;.h
Philips, Moses c. Owen, A. s. Roe. Drurv pr;ca
:. u. Dickinson, 3. T. Price, W. +. Htghcs. =
~. Manson, W. A. Davis, Geo. W. Layne. N i.
2. Beatie, Francis Morley, John S. Jackso,
James i. Ires0n, and VIM. Hopkins.
All the aboye-named conscripts Exempted nv
MAJOR Terry, have been returned ms irregular ~
the Commandants Of Conscripts for Correction
Many Of the aforementioned parties never sion.
ed their certificates. and many others never oevr
any certificate. They are all hereby notifad r.,
report 70 the undersigned in Abingdon. On tho
18th, 18th, and 10Th Of April, so their narers
may be corrected for final decision.
BY order Of Col. J. G. Shields, Commandsnt
81 Conscr1pts, A. G. BRANSCOM,
April 10, 1s63--lw -
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! Still Later.

In dispatch received from Mr.. Button az.
ter part Of our edition was worked of on
Ihursday morning. We learn that the attack
on Charleston was not renewed on the 9th.
Tho Keokuk, the most formidable Of the
iron-clads. possessing two turrets, was sunk
Oft Morris Island. Gen. Beaursgard says
there are 7 iron-clads inside the bar, and %
blockaders outside. No apparent disposition;
to renew the attack. The enemy have renew.
Cd the attack on Port Hudson. No particu-
lars. .
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MARRIAGES.

Married, in this county, on the 18th Of March,
BY Rev. Mr.. Reese, Mr.. 8. L. HARRIs and Miss
MARY E. EVANS.
Married. on the 26th Of March, at the house
OF Mr.. Abel ]. Wilson, by Rev. John H. Wallace,
Mr.. WILLIAM j. WILSON and Miss SARAH J.
Massey, I'll Of this county.
Married, on the 7th inst, ct the residence Of
Mr.. Jno. B. McNsw, in this county, by che Rev.
JAS A. Davis, Dr.. Eli BARBBAx, late Of La Ro-
chelle, France, and Miss Hammer sruRokox, Of
this county.
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MARION, SHYrH Co., Va.
March 18th. 1869 E.

10 Thomas A. Wyatt and Wi1liam Leonard, I'D.
ns'nistrators Of William Wyatt, deed,
TAKE notice, that shall, on Tuesday, the
= 9th day Of May, 1868, at the house Of vii
liam Leonard in Smyth county, between the
hours Of 10 A. N. and 2 P. NJ, proceed Is take
the dispositions Of Jane Taylor and Others, to be-
read as evidence in my behalf in certain cause
new depending in the Circuit Court Of Smyth,
IN which am complainant and you are defend.
ants. The dispositions if not completed on that
day, viii be continued from day to day, xSun-
days excepted, until completed
PAULINA B. WYATT.
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Capture Of the Federal Gunh0af
Diana.

Capture Of the Federal GunbOaf
Diana.
Poxr HuDsos, April 4.
The New Orleans Era Of the second CON.
tains the particulars Of the capture Of the
Fecsral gunboat Diana, Sunday last, ave
miles above Brashsar city, on Atchalae,
Bayou, BY party Of Silby's command.
The Diana was commanded BY Capt. Pc.
tsrson.
She had aboard Co. A. 10Th Connecticut,
Co. +, 10th New York, in Ill l20. officers. pri.
vatss and sailors, oil Of whom fell into our
hands. together with the boat, one thirty.two
FOUNDER riaed PARROT, two thirty-twe smooth
bores and two twelve FOUNDER guns.
The Boat is bsdly damaged.
1t 10 reported that the engagement was dis
tinetly heard ut Brashear City.
General Weitzell commanding the Nuindy
sent the gunboat Calhoun 10 assist the Diana;
having no pilot she grounded, and came near
sharing the same fate; the south wind raised
the water and relieved the Calhoun.
Tho Confederate loss is unknown.
The enemy lost three officers and two pri-
Yates killed.
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Banks Fallen Back.
Great CONSERVATION IN Kentucky.
GUERRILLA FIGHT.
&C., &C., &c.

JACKSON, April 4.
Reports from Port Hudson say that Banks
has fallen back; one division If his army is at
Baton Rouge-thc rest down the river.
The Appeal has received Chicago dates Of
the 9th.
Great CONSERVATION prevails in Kentucky
en- account Of the advance Of the Confede.
rates on Lexington.
Troops are reaching Cincinnati freely.
Burnside ia commanding, but too sick to
take the field.
SESAroBIA, April 4.
Richardson's Guerrillas fought Regiment
at Summersville, killing and wounding 80.
Ii is stated that five Thousand troops shin
ped at Memphis ostensibly for vicksburg, but
after night went North.
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Latest from Charlcstor

Latest from Charleston.
CHARLEsroN. s. c., April 9th, 1863.
Important movements are taking place, but
for military reasons no particulars csn bs
autographed.
approved. THOMAS JORDAN.
Chief Of staff.
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More OF Capt. MOsby,s work.
RrcHMoND. April SEE. /

RIcHxoND, April 5th. 1868.
Captain Mosby, with fifty men, was attack
ed by one hundred and fifty Yankees at
Drainsville. Va. on the first Of April. Mos
by's first fire brought down some thirty Of the
enemy. The rest fed. but Mosby pursued and
captured seventy-nine, who reached here last
evening. They belong to the First Vermont
Cavalry.
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Latest from the North.
RIcHxoND, April 6.
a EYar,iner hoe Nnrthorn d~ta. of ~

Latest from the North.
RlcHxoND, April 6.
The Examiner has Northern dates of tn,
End.
A despatch dated Cairo the LIST says:
Sherman's expedition to the Upper Yaxoe
has returned without accomplishing its OBJ
ject.
LOUISVILLE, April /.
A despatch from Somerset says that Gen.
Gilner's forces attacked the Rebels under
Pegram in a strong position near Somerset
yesterday fought them FIVE or six hours and
whipped them badly.
Our loss dues not exceed 80; that Of the re-
bells unknown.
The Philadelphia Ledger says it is now no
longer whispered US a secret that Burnside
has gone to Western Virgins, and that !
large portion of his old corps ore this are
West Of the Allegheny. The same paper
says the Administration confidently antici-
pates news Of important success BY the feet
in rear Of Charleston, arrangements having
being perfected for the commencement Of the
attack on the 9th. If the batteries at Stone
river can be taken, it is believed the Federal
troops can be landed and the city reached
without assaulting Forts Sumter and Moul.
trie.
The Republicans and Unionists hate elect
ed their candidate for Governor in Rhode L.
and by $500 majority-they have large ma
ority in the Legislature.
The Boston Herald says Burnside. with bis
has been assigned to the depart
nent OF Kentucky to support Rosecrans, Nm.
Ter the idea that formidable invasion Of
kentucky ia 1t hand
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By Telegraph.
The Rail- opened at Charleston.

LYNcHBURG, April g.
Mcssts. Coale d. Barr:
The attack on Charleston commenced YES.
terday. Four iron-clads out Of seven we're en-.
gagged. Heavy firing from them and Forts
Sumpter, Moultrie and Morris Island. One
iron-clad ran ashore, but was gotten of. The
engagement going on at 5 ,. m.
SECOND DISPATCH.
At2 P. NJ, nine Monitors and one Fricate
passed BY. and steamed towards Sumptsr. At
8 o'clock opened ere at 8, 900 yards. Sumpter.
Moultrie. and the Batteries on Morris Island
replied rapidly. At 2 o'clock two iron-clads
withdrew; apparently disabled. Our IRON
clads have gone out in front to participate in
the fight.
THIRD DIsPAfcH.
The Keokuk, an iron.clad, badly injured,
Ali the Monitors frequently hit, with results
unknown. Our casualties one boy killed and
five men badly woanded h Sumpter and one
gun dismounted; and ons man wounded III
Moultrie. Other Batteries not heard from -
Our success most gratifying. A renewal Of
the fight expected any moment. Occasional
firing now heard. All confident Of triumph. 4
r. P. BUTTON.
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News from Pegram,s brigade.

Mr.. NJ. G. Ingles, connected with the COM
missary department Of Gen. Pegram's Bri-
gade, arrived in our city yesterday from Ken
lucky. He reports that Pegram;s command
on Monday, March 3lst, yesterday weekly
were attacked two miles beyond Somerset, by
large Federal force of cavalry and infantry.
Carter, Fry and Woolford; and that, after Sc
we're hand 70 hand fight of several hours, the
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-04-10

WILL sell at Auction, for Cash,
I1Tkon the 2lst inst, that being Court
day, lot No. in the town Of MARI
ON, containing Store anu Dwelling
House, with necessary out houses, Doctor and
Tailor Shop, Stable, &C., &c., with an abundant
and never failing we'll Of water. Said lot is on
the corner Of the public square, and IS probably
the best business stand in the town Of Marion.
Z April 10, l868-tf A. W. ASTON.
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KsnO1 JUG supscfIDer az DaItVIIe, on the 4th
= inst, two negro men,
John and Isha m.
Ssid negroes were hired from Mr. Clarke Of Ha-
lifax county, North Carolina, and are doubtless
making their way back. A liberal reward win
Be paid for their apprehension and delivery at
Saltville, or secured in jail
John Is abott forty years old copper color,
with heavy whiskers, about I'VE feet nine inches
high.
lsham is about thirty years old. quite black,
with small whiskers under the chin. about thu
same hight.
Each had new suit Of jeans clothes, brown
pants and dark coats. They had other clothing
with them. CHARLES SCOTT & Co.
By VIM. KING, Agent.
A6yil 10. 1868-9w
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From vicksburg.

vIcxsBuRG, April 4.
Everything quiet to-day; but few boats are
in sight.
Nothing new from the Yazoo
A flag Of truce was sent down to-day BY the
enemy, but the mission has not been publish.
ed.
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Skirmishlng I'm Tennessee and
Kentucky.
The Conyeder&tes Repulsed--A Battle Immi.
nent,

e 1UJWE'
2ent.
CHATTANOOGA, April 9th.
morgan was attacked by the Fsdcrals at
osrty, on Friday. and driven back to Shows
Hill, where he held his position, and the enc
my retired.
Our troops, under Col. Smith, were repuls.
ca ct Woodbury., Saturday, and fell back to
within twelve miles Of McMinnville-loss l
killed and s prisoners.
l2ND DISPATCH.
~ CHATTANOOGA. April 9th,
The enemy advanced on Woodbury. and
mcAlnnville and were cutfanked BY our
forces and retired.
A column Of Federals. Is, 90 strong, advanc-
cd on Columbia. A battle is considered i'm.
minent before the week closes.
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4 Confederate Dash near Memphis.
The Enemy Leaning Fort Psmberton
BANKS MOVEMENTS.
de-. ke Gc

| JACKSON, April 6. +
Gen. Chalmers Friday drove the enemy'a
pickets to within Ave miles Of Memphis, kill.
ing two AMI capturing one.
/ Furt Pembert0n dates to the 5th are receiy.
cd. > s0'''
The enemy's command, which was embark.
ing last night and this morning, are rapidly
retreating.
We shelled the camps and transports and
made Reconnaissance in fOrce from the left
Hank, alarming them much. We fred into
the transports with troops, disabling the boats.
Tho Appeals special despatch from Soma
tobia the 9th says that the enemy were out
IN strong force yesterday, but have all gone
A New Orleans report ofths Let saws Banks
crossed over ten thousand men at Donaldson.
VILE, and they have gone down the Bayou
Plaquimine to reinforce Herchel.
Capture Of Another Yankee 0unboat
- RlcnHoND, April 4.
The following official despatch was receiv.
ed here this morning:
i HEAD'exs, near Burwick Bay, !
March 18th.
via Natchez April LIST.
To General s. Cooper:
have the honor to report the captare Of
the Federal gonboat Nnah at this point to-
She mounts Eve heavy guns. The boat is
not seriously injured, and will BE- Immediately
put in services.
The sneny's loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners is $50.
(Signsd) X. TAYLOR,
Major General.
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$50 REWARD.

ECToLEN from my stable, on Wednesday night,
| y the 18th of March, about miles vest Of
Nichelsyille, Scott county, Va, two mares- -ens
is the rise Of l5 hands high, about years old,
light red roam, large and remarkably round
feet, both hind feet white, with a little white On
one Of her fore feet, hesvy made, large bone,
end Of her tail clipped of, and When stolen had
The other is light sorrel, about Is hands
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At May Court ! will auction on my gods On
hand. W. NJ. Y. SANDOE.
April 10, 1853.
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IRON the subscriber at Ssltsi.le, on the 4th
8 inst, two negro men,
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PARTICULAR HOTIOl.

There are many preparations sold under The mana
Of Bitters, put in quart bottles ppounded Of The
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing nom 8
to % cents gallon, the taSts disguised By Aniee
or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and win oostfave
TO cause, as long as they can be sold Hundreds q
system is tsyt continually under the infuenss q
Alcoholic stimulsnts Of the worst kind the desire
All the horrors attendant upon dr1lkard's ifs and
death
For those who desire and sriH lSss Licuor III
ters, We yublish the following receipt. Get eas
boHk Hosssads G~Ssaa Bittrs and mix with ii,es
Be Q preparation that viii ~ sEss in medical viz
tuss and true sIsslsnss any Of the numerous LiSae1
Bittsrs in the market, and viii sseS4 kaS Yen
viii have ell the virtues Of Hesaesd's Bittsvs a
oonnsstion vita fsei artisle Of Liquor, Of . nssA
less lsiss sAAa 2sss hfsEtsr IssDaxataas WNt
c0st Yea.
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DRY GOODS, 10.

INn FBE DkY 6OUDs
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=; v,s s.eH. sss Crash p,,.
-trtkh Liner, Hossry, 6loves.
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Tslsasies and Rnslieh YhYe.d EAgfnss,
WAise soAs in every variety q sMsnSy 80 Etss
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PeiHts, vA1sns AsA HIM broidsrsA H'AkT>
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Etesl, 9et ~ 1 Tor toise Shell Bar Drops,
FtEs Bstt clAxys, Dfsselsn, Fans, hs.
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Biask Lace Naatlss. Poila,
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aueAA prices.
te8 n. TAYLOR 90.
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DIs1A0st aloxlT DISxAsxsI
MARIFAN'S aIHFi
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ABLI6, MOTHS, STOCKS, BONDS, 30.
Forwarded With 6AH1fY AND DISPATCH b Al
accessible sections Of ths county. THIS Vompeay
AAs aSensiss in he principal Railway Towns u
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UNITED STATES

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TRAvMKRS' DIRECTORY.

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sson .Bs
SPLENDID sL11P1 ~ "a CARS Oh ALL E1sHx
sAoKIHG AID SALOON OARS ON ALL FsAIHs
YRoM WASHINGTON.
go H e ~ $. the $50 q . p AZ
Rad, and arrive in Harrisburg ct ,. n. and as
|. m. here making close .onassfions WITH the
iii 1ara Of The Wet.
5y W. rss.s gfsssass Of ~ ssssrtxses. "A ss
y 5ssS s0 Tns,ss efhi e ne
isH: r :, kssn;-kk Srss
5: serv.ss:a . =, Pa :. l. oH.. 1ss ;i.;
isp,, WSs:os1is. Essso.li, 49,, Hrf...,., a
1:s H 1i.S s:z = Si:y:.a ss.a.,sf - o.
EsrsSaas M slis,srs ssTastiHs he t1ssipss-
haos Of tAsIr lreisSt = MS oes1ssy a rsSr
VIII s9 ~ o e II 4: TAX ts .H.,.
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q @ a.
sfAE& AND SUMNER eONIDULI
OF ZEE
AEB OHIO RAILROAH.

l. u y
SPRING AND SUMNER eSHIDULI
OF WEE
BALTIMORE AEB OHIO RAILROAD.
~
FROM WARRINGTON oIYYI
1Hk GREAT SHORT LINZ TO TIE
WEST, sOTTH AND NORTH-WEsY
. .t:s . Il: o,' r.. zs:
xnroaSe Cheek for basssse frsn Hsahinsto
sss.r is.ss, 1ss xs o.ais.: nt an: 'A"a q .a'
making soane.,tc.s VIII rains issviss Da,anor.
o. ,....,, I g.. +..is a.: a. : !, =.
81 Relay WITH IN vi T,.iR i Sc. Ssisnsrs.
T,.,, i::,i.a E..iiasten = ie !. n make.
sstss: Ti 81 TsslnEses ya..t,en as!sy Hosss
fr.ias leaving W~sinstes 81 s'5.ersapr
make connection with Train les1iss B.lamsre st
b SURE TO BUY yoUR v,oxr-s nv N.
sAIfIEoRs AE6 S ONO 5 RAfnRos sb 1AA
7s~snsa saeeose GAssks sea Ss prseursd
N Wsshs=gtos.
q. ae. ,ss.s5.s 49,
7H1 sHoBTEsT AND MOST D1RHoT Houys
ooLUxBus, DAYToN, LOUISVILLE. ON
0INEATL, INDIAFAP0LLs, TERRA
AUTs, ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO,
~wnH LESS gHAsess OF OARS xHAH II AEY
OTTER RoU51.1
~ S1setai Estaes to PaSssasrs for tAs Wsu Jrsss
Washington !-Pssse gers going West, by purehs-
sing their THROUGH TICKETS In Washin ston
~ the baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAVE ONh
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
llsge OF visiting Baltimore Of dssired) without
&c rnnect lions ut the Ohio River with CLEYN-
LAND 4 P1TFsBURG, CENTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta CINCINNATI RAILROADS.; and
through them, with the whole Railway system of
oY the NORTH WEST. CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST.
For THROUGH Tickets please apply at tae
Ticket ONCE, w arlington station,
II. COLE. General Ticket Agent apaI-n
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GAS FITTING, 10.

w GAS FIXTURES.
w Ekys In etoFs, and are daily YeesivtaR, Gas
fIIfC Ma Of entirely New Patterns aAA Hes1ara
Es4 Nsish R7Perier In gyls b anything herstsosS
otaSfeA IN this mArket
Ne tnyise st1sns generally 10 AeN ~ sxsAhs
ra1 Secsh Of GAe and WAITE HIx3URB, 6paAna
sansdezt that ne kaya ths best Eslssted Stost o
WsahiE4tpG.
ny An W3sk IN tie sAo@s Nns fatz1sssl = err
s>xs Will be pronytiy attended 10,
scar ST ATfke L MoGHAN. 37e Dst1es4.
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VLiRIyID uIpIR

CLARIFIED CIDlRr
IL aaxS y9m rsceived per sohoorsrs ''G}so,aa
Of Purs H Sno - W. IRON, boston, large supply
Snsr fox sale ct the lcvest rssrkst srses IN go.
prtae arsele Of Older srs inyftsd 10 cs,G 40 %
snAes sAas sstors Darshaatns elssvhsrs. a.
80, unao. Sottiias DsD.t, 81 srseu =,
THIS Ig ~ NOTIFY sUTLEas 0s - :.
army that An prepared 20 furuiah Al an - taA
and Of short notices ~ Kinds Of WAGONs ~ = Hnes
psftsintnS g suters: OHARLlS SLHdEs
Corner Of JOIN end 0athsdrei r.
IIoi HOI FOR SMITHS, l6O seyen1h 60.
II the shssSsgt 0lothinG House In The sity' ~
u AR8AINe. In Mems and Boys OIotAins ~
ID BRUoz 4 CO.'S. 4e4 Seventh street. Wl
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01ADQUA1THls PRovos1 AAksHAL,
District f Colombo, Aug. 18th, 1883.
TAs Board Of Rnrollnsnt for The District OF
DAY, from q. u. 70 p. n, unul further no
Hce, 10 examine cases Of drafted men. sisAar for
exemption or acceptance.
AlIRY 4. SDHHERa,
~ l7-H Captain and Provost kArsAL.