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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
TIL. Death Of Colonel LowsII-Int,rsst.
Ing statement,

Lieutenant Henry Z. Alvord, who went to
Boston with Colonel LowGlrs remains, states
that the I'd Massachusetts cavalry went into
the battle Of Cedar Creek with something like
four hundred men, and at night could count
only some two hundred. As he left next day,
he could not say how many Of the missing
subsequently reported. The regiment made
four different charges during the dsy-ono at
12, one at /, one at 3, and another al o. or 4
O'Clock. The 6rst charge was ordered by Col.
Lowell, upon a battery in front OF his brigade,
for the purpose Of obtaining Information.
They captured the pieces and 30 prisoners,
but found themselves the centre of 30 tremen-
dous FIRE that they had TO fall back, bringing
only Ave prisoners. These were sufficient,
however, 10 furnish the desired information, a
portion Of which was that the whole Of Long
streets corps was behind the battery. In this
charge Capt. W. X. Smith received his death
wound, and lay four hours between the picket
lines before he could be removed. He died that
night. It was in trying to rescue him that
Lieut.. Khules was wounded in the side, not,
however, dangerously.
Lieut.. II. II. Crocker's wound was a flesh
wound In the log, and Lieut.. W. II. Hussey's
in the LEFT arm, serious, but not requiring am-
putation. Col. Lowell, after receiving the con-
fusion In his breast from the tpent ball which
went through his sleeve, lay for an hour and a
half with his head In Lieut.. Alvord's lap, un-
able to speak for part OF the time, but rccoY-
cred In time TO take his place In the last, and to
him, fatal charge. Lieut.. Alyord, being his
aid, knows only Of the killed in the headquar-
ters detachment. viz: Sergeant Russell, Co. X,
and Corporal Davis, Co. T.. The latter had his
knee terribly shattered. and died during ampu.
tatlon.
The force of the rebels he estimated at ~, 900.
They had been in sight for some days, aud on
the two previous mornings our troops had been
under arms at 3 o'clock, expecting an attack.
This morning the precaution was omitted. The
Sixth corps, 10000 strong, bore the brunt OF
the mornings fight, and II was after IL when
Sheridan had succeeded In collecting the
Eighth and Nineteenth corps and brought
them TO the feld, but before they could be fully
posted, the enemy, hearing what was going on,
made at O'Clock fierce charge, In hopes OF
preventing reorganization, and met severe
rcpulse.
When our army made the decisive charge
after 3 o'clock, Merritt's cavalry division was
the extreme left, the Eighth corps the left
wing, the Sixth the centre, the Nineteenth the
right wing, and Custar's cavalry division the
extreme right. The cavalry first virtually
turned the enemy's hanks, and the infantry
then plunged with wild enthusiasm on the
centre.
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DIamIsaed from lhe Army.

The following dsmissals from the army are
announced Major Geo. j. Garnet, Goth New
York, for dsobedioncc of orders; Surgeon A.
F. Steele, 10th New York, absence without
lcavci First Lieut.. Pat. McKenna, 73d New
York, having been sent to Blackwell's Island
for petit larceny First Lieut.. Edmund Pendle.
ton, Sd L. s. artillery, absent without leave;
First Lieut.. II. L. Pike, Tor desertion, and for
being absent without leayei Capt. J. +. Hall
I'd New York mounted rlnesi Lieut.. Graham,
Both Now York cavalry, aud Lieut.. Reddington,
I'D New York cavalry.
The dismissal Of Major GanSler, OF the 9th
Pennsylvania volunteers, is revoked, and he is
honorably dismissed.
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New York stock Last.
BY tho Peoples Telegraph Lines,
0fnees-Sfi Ninth street and corner Pennsylvania .
avenue and sixth street.


From the Examiner and Enquirer, Oct. %
SuICIDE.-A soldier named Joseph Thomp.
son, one Of the returned Confederate prisoners
by the last flag Of truce, committed suicide al
house on the suburbs OF the city, on Saturday
last.
AIDING AND ABRTTIsd. free negroes,
hailing from Gloucester and King and Queen,
were committed 10 Castle Thunder yesterday,
upon charge Of aiding and abctting In tho es.
cape Of slaves.
RECEIVED AT THE CAsTLE.-Wm. LeVcring,
formerly a member Of the Louisiana Zousves,
but who was found in the ranks of the 12th
Connecticut regiment, lighting against the peo-
pie and principles he had professed 10 uphold,
was committed to the Castle on Sunday, 10
await a court-martial In his case. John Wytat,
company g, I'd battalion Virginia reserves, was
also committed upon the charge Of deserting
in the face Of the enemy; also 10 await q court
martial.
GEM. BArTLs.-This gallant officer, who was
wounded In the battle OF the 10th, In the Valley,
reached Richmond on Sunday, and is now at
Howard Grove Hospital. He was struck In the
knee pan, and his wound, though exceedingly
painful, Is not dangerous, nor likely 10 keep
him from the field any great length Of time.
Bio PRICR.-On Friday afternoon last q farm
belonging TO Mr.. Spots, near the city, was
rented at auction for $40, 300 per annum. The
place was q tolerable good one, but the price
paid shows a reckless inappreciation Of the
value of Confederate money.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
Important Correspondence between Gen.
Grant and den. Lee-Ench Goysrn-
ment to he Allowed to send Supplies
to its prisonera

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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-To.day's Nashville
dispatch reports that the rebel General Lyon
crossed near the mouth of White Oak creek.
A Huntsville dispatch says no rebel force
had passed over the Whitesburg and Warren
ton road.
Tuesday night soldier of the 4ith United
States colored infantry, who had escaped from
Hoods army, says, apart Of Hoods force, he
thinks Lees corps is making for Whitesburg
A Clayville dispatch says the captain Of the
gunboat Gen. Thomas reports, when coming &
up the river, having seen the picket and post
fires from the mountain tops towards Gunters-
Vile and opposite Deposit. The only troops he
saw were cavalry.
A Federal soldier, prisoner since the attack
on Dalton, escaped and arrived at Clayville,
reports that he left the main force Of Hoods
army on Tuesday morning, $4,000 strong, at
WArrsnton. He understood the rebels intended
crossing the Tennessee, In the vicinity of Gun
tersville.
Forrest is reported 10 he threatening Padu.
cab with a large force. Our military circles
are on the alert for its defence.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
BY TEI.EGRA ArII.
The flight OF Price and hts Army-Csp
ture OF MsJor General Msrmaduk
and other Rebel Onicers.

sT. LOUIS, Oct. 21.-Thc following has been
received from an entirely reliable source:
Our forces have been driving Price rapidly
since Sunday. At last accounts he was twenty
i've or thirty miles southeast of Fort Scott.
His army was routed and dispersed. On Tues
day we had several fights with him between
Mound City and Fort Scott, In all Of which he
was badly whipped, losing /, 800 prisoners and
ten or twelve pieces Of artillery. Among the
prisoners are Major General Marmaduko,
Brigadier General Cabell, several colonies, and
other officers.
He was again attacked yesterday morning, a
short distance north Of Fort Scott, and driven
pell-mell in a southeasterly direction. He
burned two hundred wagons yesterday 10 pre-
vent them being captured. Nothing Is stated
about the loss on either side, but there seems
to be no doubt that Prices army is completely
demo allied and scattered.
The telegraph is working % Fort Scott, but
nothing has been received beyond to.day's op-
crations, except our forces arc still vigorously
in pursuit. General Steele, with a heavy rein
forcement, is at Fort Smith, with a probable
view of contesting Prices entrance into Ar
kansas.
THE BEBMY HANDSOMELY WHIPPED.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-The rebels were chased
all Sunday night. Constant fighting with their
rear was kept up. At daylight they made 3
stand and were Handsomely whipped.
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d Y n Il Il aBAPH
Union M..t,ps IN Ph,,aa.iph,a.

PniLAprIrHik, oct. 97.--Thcre vas q bril-.
liant and enthusiastic assembly this evening al
Union League Hall, on The occasion OF an
or.tlon on the grOst lssdcs Of Tho DAY by Hon.
salmon P. Chase.
The spacious hall, Notwithstanding a rainy
evening, was crowded 10 ovcrnowing. Tho
hall was handsomely illuminated, and the
League House opposite was also cay under The
e1ulgenco Of many Jets Of gas. 49,.
The distinguished speaker cnpu7ated bis
auditors.
After he concluded his remarks quite num-
Der Of men, Democrats at the recent election,
presscd forward 10 shake hands With him.
The evening was one that will make an Gu
teitaininC page In the eventful history Of tho
Union League OF Philadelphla.
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"FIoHrIsG JOE HOOKER" PnorassIEs.

"FIGHTNG JOE HOOKER" PRornEsIEs.-
Gen. Hooker made a political speech al Spring
field, H., last Friday, In which he predicted
that no more great battles will be fought, but
the reelection of Mr.. Lincoln will end the war.
He said
at will bc more than a Waterloo defeat TO
those who arc arrayed against our country.
lLong-contlnued applause. 1t will be almost
death blows II will be a staggering blow 10
the rebels that we have been lighting In the
war In which your brothers and your sons have
betn engaged for the last three yOars and q
half; 1t will be withering blow to them, and
twill be worse to the copperheads. Tremcn'
douB cheers.
81 would not for the world say anything TO
excite hopes that may not be realized; but
will say this, that II ie the opinion of those who
have a much better opportunity Of knowing
than have, that in the next election we will
achieve the greatest victory that has been won
from the beginning Of this rebellion TO the
present time. 1t will be a twoedged sword,
cutting both ways, North and South. Cheers. |
/ state this confidently, believing from those
who have much better opportunities OF know
Ing than have, that every single State In this
Union will cast Its vote for Abraham Lincoln. !"
Loud applause and cries of "That's so."l
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The Weekly Republican

For the week ending October 90, contains the
letter of the President in reply to a committee
Of TennesSeeans who protest against the proc.
'amation ofGovcrnor johnson; the great speech
made recently at Faneuil Hall, by Hon. Edward
Everett; letter from Hon. Robert J. Walker
favoring the reelection of Abraham Lincoln
speech OF Major General Joseph Hooker, at
Chicago editorials, among which is "The
Law Upon the Subject of the DRAFT !" political
aud news items, poetry, etc. This is an ex.
c'ediugly interesting number, and persons de-
Ing copies to send to their friends in the
States, can be supplied at the publi"ation Office
Price live cents, with or without wrappers.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

MAJOR GENERAL Wool and Gov. Brough, Of
ohio, srri, ed At the Astor House, New YORK, yea.
terdsy.
Hon. WV. II. SEWARD, sccretary of State,
and Lord Early, Of Scotland, visited Camp pistri.
button on Sunday afternoon last.
PRoF. A. D. BAcHE, Superintendent Of the
United States Coast Survey, sailed for Europe iu
the steamer from Boston yesterday. HIS health
has been considerably impaired, and the voyage 10
undertaken for Its restoration.
PRoF. Bowen, Of Harvard College, while
day evening, was ats stulttd by = TutnAn, who
sprAng from behind = tree and struck him q severe
blow upon the head, rendering him nesrly insen-
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

THE CRISIS WHICH THREATENED TO
DIVIDE THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION IS
PAsT.r
al SHALL NOT RETURN TO SLArERY ANY
PERSON VINO Is FREE Br THE TERM: OF
THE FROCLAMA TIoN, on Br ANY ACT OF
COEGRESS.n
"i PROCLAIM FULL PARDON TO ALL WHO
SolEMNLY SWEAR TO HENCEFoRTH FAITH
FULLY SUPPORT, PROTECT, AND DEFEND
The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
AND THE UNION OF THE STATES THERE
uNrER"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WISH ALL MEN TO BE FREE.-AsEA-
NAN LIscoLN-U UdIirgton, Oct. 10, 1864.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

SERVED HIM RIGHT.-A Democrat walked
through one of the streets Of Columbus, Ohio,
the next day after election, with his shirt lut-
teIing In the breeze, that being his only ar
ticle OF apparel, while behind him walked a
Republican carrying his clothes. The perform
ance was a wager OF bet upon the election of
''5unset" Cox.
THE sEvGETT-NISTH New York Volume ers
in the 9th army corps, Army of the Potomac,
have completed their Toting papers, and sent
them North There were 10, vaISs fGr Tr.
Lincoln and for Mcclellan,
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Tn. Ns, YORK Kl.c,ion Fraud

ALBANY, Oct. 27.-The following despatch,
addressed 10 the Executive Department here,
was received this afternoon
BALTINORE, Oct. q.
Moses j. Ferry, State Agent at Baltimore
Edward Donahue, jr., OF Albany; Peter Kirby,
Of Lewis county; and DIR. Jones, Of New lork
city, voting agents, have been arrested by the
Provost Marshal, who also closed the New
York State Agency.
(signed) STEPHEN MAIsoS,
Surgeon In Charge.
Gov. Seymour is in Buffalo, and the dispatch
has been forwarded 10 him.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-Tho steamer Canada,
from Queenstown on the 10Th, has arrived.
The Persia and BorusSla had arrived out.
1t was denied that the pirate Scmmes had
left Liverpool.
1t was thought that peace would be con-
cluded at the Vienna Conference.
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet.
Breadstuffs quiet. Provisions dull. Produce
quiet but steady. Petroleum closed quiet at
ls. l0d. OILS. lid. for crude.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for November has
been received by Hudson Taylor, 1884 Pennsyl.
vania avenue. 1t is well iilled, as usual, with
good matter. Col. 7. W. Higginson, COM
mcnces in this number series Of papers enti-
tied "Lcavcs From ali Officer's Journal" )"
which cannot fail 10 be both instructive and
entertaining.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

"IF We HOLD OUR OWN AND PHE-
VENT FURTHEt MILITARY SUCCESSES
ON THE PART OF OUR FOES. THERE Is
SVERY PROSPECT THAT MCCLELLAN
WILL BE ELECTED, AND HIS ELECTION
UPON THE CHICAGO PLATFORM MUST
LEAD TO PEACE AND OUR INDEPEN.
Observation-Disclosures Mercury.
"OUR SUCCESS IN BATTLE INsUREs
The SUCCESS OF MCCLELLAN. OUR
FAILURE WILL INEVITABLY LEAD TO
HIS FEAT."-C Chdrlsston Courier.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

ELIIAn sElIs, late Third, has been promoted
to sixth Auditor, Uier Green Adams, resigned.
John WilIOn, OF Chicago, BucceedI Sells.
Mr.. THOMPSON, General Superintendent of
IndiAn AhalIh 10 the NorthweItI arrived In town
the Indian country.
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wAsHISsroS CITY, October l, 1854. Oci.m
T LYONS'S PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.

The undermined have been duly appointed the
only and sole agent for the sale OF this truly Pure
Medicinal Brandy ior the city OF Washington, u.
C., and the District Of Columbia. This Brandy
has been thoroughly Analyzed BY the state Az
sayer, DR.. A. A. Hayes, Chemist, and Prof. UFham
sheppard, Of Charleston, g. CT Prof J. h, Chiffon,
OF New York. Prof Pratt, Of. Savannah Prof. La
mon, J. R. Nichols, and pronounced by them to te
strictly pure, and an excellent stimulant In all
cases where pure brandies are Indicated.
The manufacturer OF this hne Brandy guarantees
Tor will refund the money! that 1t will cure ChoI.
era Infantum, summer Complaint with Children,
DiArrhea and Bowel Complaint.
Physioians are now prescribing II In place Of
pAresoTie, not having the desdenng effect OF that
medicine upon the brain. Tho want OF pure medi-
oinAiB has long been felt In this country. Tho
properties contained in this Brandy are more
stringent than French Brnndies. This the manu-
fActurers claims are the merits and challenge the
world TO disprove these facts.
z. d. GILMAN,
Druggist, $50 PennsylvAuia avenue,
A0anf far niatrInf NJ Cnlumhia
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Tho United States steamer John Brooks,
from City Point Wednesday, arrived al the
Sixth street wharf this morning, at II o'clock.
She brought MP the lst Massachusetts cavalry,
on their way home. They state that Grant is
making movement. Stirring news from that
quarter may be expected hourly.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

A GENTLEMAN who left New Berne, N. G., on
Sunday last, has arrived at Boston, and re-
ports that the ravages of the yellow fever had
considerably decreased, in consequence of two
or three frosts.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

GEORGETOWN CUsToN HOUSE,. - Cleared -
SChr Anna Jane. Cullen, AnnAmesiix; Bloop Blue
Bell, shreeVss, st. MAry'j schr. E. slude, Drake,
Jersey CITY sehT. E. LeviniB, PARKER, New Haven
W. fgber, speddon, New York; Gchr. John Wilson
Wolford, Curtis CTseki sohr. Flight, MeNAmAn,
City Pointi long boat Greyhound, Tullsy, Pisoat,
sohr. Telegraph, Bueriok, HAvre do GTaoej Schr,
heeyert, Hent, St. hiAryT schooner ,. Newton,
Combs, Baltimore .ehr Nerta, Johnston, City
y. NiekerGn, Henderson,, Jersey city sohr. Pro-
lection, ~. M'Ty'Bi Sloop Sea Lark, AeeomAe
sohT. PreceptOr, sterling, Annomessixi Gchr. b.
Youth, Kendricli, Nan njemOYi sshT. Waterman,
New York; slcnp Victory, EuiiCT Maryland Point
sehT, Palma, Terry, Newark y. Ishf. J. W
DAe6H, SllHteTE, ShhIptOWnI Md
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FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 28.-General l..
Thomas, adJutant general Of the army, arrived
here yesterday, on visit 10 Norfolk, Ports
mouth, and Lieutenant General Grants army
al the front.
States steamer Vanderbilt has returned from
her cruise, and anchored In Hampton Roads
this morning.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28
LOCAL NEWS

lio msn OF the Second precinct, was dismissed
from the police force by the Board Of Police Com.
missioL eTs at their meeting last evening. Hurley
Is an Irishman by birth, and whilst yet an infant
was brought 10 this country BY his father who be-
came naturalzed citizen. When he became an
adult, hc entered the regular service, whence he
was honorably discharged after an attachment OF
five years. He afterwards received an Appoint-
ment A. police patrolmap, which required him
to be an American citizen.
At the last draft he WAS elected 10 serve III,
country, but Immediately applied for exemp ion
on the ground Of alienage. II was d. olarea by tho
tary duty by virtue OF his position, which was an
index OF his citizenship and by the board OF police
commissioners that he was exempt from police
duty BY virtue of the oath which announced to the
military authorities his Alienage. Thus Hurley,
II not between scylla and Chsrybdis, has fallen
into the one In the attempt to avoid the other.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

DN THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
" le6l, before the subscriber perSonAlly came
Daniel WhAlen, living on Georgia avenue, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets east and made oath
that small BLACK MARE without marks, save
left hind foot being sore came to his premises
few days last past, AStray. JAS. GULL, j. P.
The owner OF said Black Mare 10 requested to
enne forward pT0vs property pay shatgeE, AMI
take hsI AWAY bANIFI HalEN
uCls-jIs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

BRIGHAM YoUSG has just finished a tour
among the southern settlements In Utah. He
visited thlrty-sevon Of them, and spoke thirty
nine times, "greatly edlfylng the Saints" the
DrS.rt NStcs says.
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SeCOndEditiOn
rOun o'CLo.CIs, PM.
RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT AND
MS FAMILY TO TOWN.

RETURN OF THE PNESlDENT hND
MS FAMILY TO TOWN.
We learn that the President and Mrs. Lin
coin have returned to their quarters at the
Executive mansion for the cool season. During
the past month signal lights have frequently
been seen in suspicious localities in view Of
tho spldierS's Home, and various circuIu.
stances within the knowledge Of the military
authorities have led the personal friends Of
Mr.. Lincoln to demonstrate against his con.
tnucd occupancy Of house so remote
from the city and exposed possibly to
a well concerted raid, but he has laughed at
the fears Of his friends and remained at the
Homo until the increasing coolness of the
weather has induced him TO remove his family
10 town.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

NEw YoRK, Oct. 27.-The ship Moro Castle,
from Liverpool, reports that, on the morning
OF the 9Th, she saw n bright light x. 8. Y. from
the Highlands about forty miles, supposed to
be a vessel on fro.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

That every copperhead and traitor in the
country Is in JGDOr of the election of George u
Mcclellan and opposed 10 Abraham Lincolnl
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RoBBERr.-James Coleman was arrested
yesterday BY officer fendley, on the charge OF rob
While the soldier was at one OF the restaurants
near the squeduct bridge, this boy Coleman and
one OF hi. companions got the soldier drunk and
WI ere the soldier l,y down to sleep. These boys
then went away and came back agsini and finding
the soldier sleeping, they then rebbed him. When
he awoke he caught hold Of Coleman and told him
he had robbed him. He had him Immediately ar
rested, and he was held under $500 security at
court.
THIS 10 several times this Coleman has been ar
rested for such offences. Not long ago he was ar
rested, with several others, and held under seeur-
security and ran away TO d fillmore, where he was
caught and brought here and sent TO jail.
The other offender, who was with Coleman, has
not yet been caught.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-28

THERE Is to he grand billiard tourname ent
al Toronto, Canada, N0-NmhfT n, All our hig
player. WllI be tACn,
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wAR DEPARTMENT ]

WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAHT GEHERAL's OFFICE, J
WARRINGTON, March II, 1884.
All applications for leaves OF absence or per
mission TO visit Washington must be addressed To
Major General Hslleok, Chief Of staff, and must
specify the business for which the offOer deSirCs
the permission. TeleErAms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject will receive no
Attsntion.
By order of the Secretary Of War.
Il. d. TOWNSEND,
mal-N Assistant AdiutAnt General