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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-15

The 0losssssss Telegraph sAys iAss ia
Georgetown and "a 0r0sslssd. a bal state
shsrs ss large society of Aesnoa bsii<vsr
Th<y bsiisvs u ~ fall hefnoa hath. have
. ebursA srxsnissd -iIa rsssiHr asnesrshiF
by bspesn. and have services ever saossy
ouIss . nanbsr Of believers have snisrsss<
fross skss section 20 Utah within tee ys.n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-15

rhess Bfisss are prepared In pare Bourbon
whisky. from a combination ever fweuty tinefeni
kinds u rooss. bsrks and hercs, Which act IN Per
fscf csncert ofe with the other, prepared ron no
original formula siv~n b. The great chief. kef
Js1k~t. % d.. Cha pin. ~ho ussd tssm successfuiD
In b. practice fer many yssrs. an b thsir %.
gained - great popularity IN the sea,msni snd
cure sfdyspepsa. liver complaint, constpsiior
sick and nervous headache fever and sgue. and All
diseases arising from torpid liver md insigestio a
Persons suffering from either a those insths ONE
disssses ~fn nDt . sure cure - The use Of these
Httsr. which perfertly pure AMI Tree from Al
thos. drugs ard polscns nsDsiir pot up IN such
prepsr stisrs and pAimsd of on an unsuzpsetng
pnhiie sisxle trial Oil eonvinos the most sksp-
Teal that n ths RID JACKET thsre Il virt1e
which ~ o<hsf BlttsTs possssse&.
Th@y strengthen aud invisorats The system
Te~y are uD~quAisd Zoe s.nsrsi debility
They are sure cure for a. spepsis
Thsy gises COED and he slt6J spTeuts.
They assist digestion.
hey are The be~f sfimaiauut ~ exlatenfe.
Thsy are prsventivs - fever ard sgns.
Tkey relieve oonstipstien
Thef cure servous kssdA<bf.
| Thsy srs perfecily pare and psisishisr
M NJ g1sket Eitfers are soi1 n qeAft botoss
| by all Druggists and desisrs nrc1shouf he ecsn-
ny.
Call Or Me- Jsesss aud tsss ne eibs'
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The Indianapolis Journal s4ys with apparent
confidence: "It may not be improper TO state
shss the ultimate destination Of shefmAns
amy Il Charleston. he will undoubtedly
touch At Hilton Head. which place be VIII
uss a. basis Of supplies. Any movements
sousrds Savannah are mere ieints--no con-
siderable portion Of his army VIII get 70 or
In shs direction Of that place. and We are
hourly expecting 70 hear OF ne safe arrival
II Hilton Head"
That We suppose settles shs question "A'ch
has been asked ten thousand times. Where
u Shumsa eoiag1" We know the editor OF
die Journal would no. have made the an
nouncsmsnt with 50 much assurance bad he
not hen IN the most confidential relation
ship With the President. Lieut.. General and
the Secretary Of War.
The "sltsmsts' destination of Sherman
than, n Charleston. thou gh he viii "asdostf-
edlv touch at Hilton Head" and all "move-
meats towards. Savannah are mere tsiafs- =
Glad Ne know IL. AL further anxiety on tha
had u ever. However The telegraph 10
sorms us ths morning that the .fs'nt'
asv.nnsh ga rather . serious one. aud I
nssis killing took place. Gen. Sherma'
should be careful Ia The future and not max
any more such fslnts. or when ne arrives 9
hls "slumsis" destination. be will have d
msa lsh
BY the way. 70 most sincerely sish 81
sdisos Of the Indianapolis Journal had use
soms other word thao ultimate. Had
only saId the fmmsdisis destination -or aim
IN fAs Destination, then all anxiety would hs'
vanished from the public mind At once. b
sifimsss destination. does not prevent She
nan from frst taking savannah-then Hut
Had. then Besnfor, and all the intermcdia
points up 70 Charleston. 80 While the edit
ssems to tell n profound secret. ~hie
ed may not be improper to state. he rea
doe not tell us any thing. The "utima'
destination Of sherman may be ohsrls-se
or Ia may be twenty other places In the CO
federacy.
While In The future We will look TO
Journal for ell news which IL may not
"imvsspsr" to make public. We hope
editor will be more choice In his selection
vords
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
4. G.. SANDERS.
Produce 4 Commission
MHRCHANT.
rHRRR HAuTE IND

n. Aaxs..s a.ra.s prsu. 80 a. al slnss.f.r
csrn- osss "a Fr>s1rs E<nersllr.
wssaszss e. verb isi ssrssi, a Ne csasl
p..ln. t>clefin
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NKws from Brazil says that an order has
been issued by tao Government, command
ing that al the ports o; the country be shut
against the United States steamer Wachu-
se,t, for the violation Of the neutrssisy laws
OF Bahaia by lie captain.
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-. T.-Isso- n.

-. T.-fs8O.-A.
Persons Of sedensary habits uoaoie I'm weak
ns... Iss-itnds palpitsuon Of the heart. lack ei
spp<siss. distress snsr eating. torpid liver. eonsu
patton. Ao deserve 10 suner ~ they sill not try the
oelsbrsted
Plantation Btffers,
which ar. no~ recommended By the highest msdi-
,o. authorities. and warranted produce an imne-
diats beneficial effect. rhey are exceedingly
sxr.s.eis. psrfscsy pure. and AUST sspsrcsed all
other teniss where . healthy. gentle stimulsnsisr
/ CURED.
rhsy parity. strengthen -na invisor.ts-
rhsy create healthy appetite.
rb.x ar. an .nsfdoss 70 change % water and siss
l Ta.y overcome effects % dissipation and late
/ hoars.
rh.y strengthen the system and sniivsn the mind.
rhsy prevent mlUmssIc aud intermittent 'eve-
Thsyparify the breath md seidity Of the stomach
rbey cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
| Thsy cure piafrhess and Cholera Morbus.
| rAey cure Liver Compliant aud Nervous Hssdseh
rheymsss the ~oAk strong. The isnsBid briilisn
l aud are sxhsastsd natures great restorer. They
ar. eos.possd Of the celebrated cslissys bark. ~io-
t.rsrssa. s..s4ss. rect. and herbs. ell preserved
| In v~rfsctly pare - Croix run For PARTICULAR
-. eircalsr. and testimonials around each bottle
Bssars % impostors Examine every bottle
Sc shstu hAs our private U. :. stamp anmatiiaies
sv-s the ccss with plantation scene. and oar sigma
surs On . IN. steel plate side label. SEE that "e'
ncttlsis not renlled 9th spurious and delstsriue
ssur. Arr p~rson pretending 20 sell fi<n'st %
SITTER. by the gallon o. "a Balk. u an impc~'a
| Any person initiating this bottle. % selling AM
other Material therein. whether called flsntsuo'
| Rfttsrs or not IL . criminal under the q. a. Lac
| ssa stIl BE - prosecuted ~ Ne. We already hsv'
ear eye en- several pAru>s niins eur bottles. &c
| who 9Th succeed IN getting Themselves into clos'
| aasrt~rs ne demand Cor prsks's Plantation az
| 'srs nom ladies'. clsrsymen. msrehAnts. se.h In
cr.stble The simple trial a = bottle h the ssi
s.oes .. present u thar ~orth Ani Superiority.
rhsy are soli ~ al respe dsusshses, freesfs
ch,s,sisns. hessls. saloon mbosis and eoun
uy sssrss. IN
/ rsvf Nreas way. ~. v.
Il fxklst~l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


LnOr's KATHAfnor.
Kssh.sron IL iron the Greek word "K.thro.' o.
.K.th.lro," signiryfns 10 cleanse. rslnvinsts ans
rs.ssss. This article "a ~sat ~ pane sisninss
Yos pr.-srvsnz. Restoring aud bs&uniyinz ne %.
mao bslrIl a tbs most rsmsfkabls preparation In
ths World. Il l. again owned sna PIT ep oy the
original proprietor. sns i nov maize ~'h NE '.p q
s.rs. skill and attention which gave its sale Of vsr
80 million bottles per AMMAN.
uis NEST delightful air Dressing
Her.dicstss searf aud dsucrun.
II Keeps ths bead cool and clean
II nsAkos the hair non. son and si'sssy.
Il prevents the hair from fsliin on ana ssrn'n.
Er.y.
n restores hair spsu bald b'ssss.
Any i.dy or gentleman v. 90 values besotif q
4 he'd u hair should use Lyons KsthsiTon. Il q
kao.n and used throv shOat ths civilized ~orid.-
l Sid b. all respectable dssisrs.
DEmAs BARNES a 90. n \.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-07-12
A RAY OF PEACE.

The happiest augury Of peace, (sAys the Mobile
Register,) which the telegraph wires have flashed
to US for two years, is the action of the Democrat
ic Conventions of Kentucky, NOhio and Illinois.
They have sent delegates to the National Conven-
tlon, With instructions to vote for peace platform
framed upon the principles of Longs speech. At
last, then, the banner Of truth is being lifted over
the heads Of people who have been staggering in
passion blood and darkness for three years Oil
that precious banner! If the Chicago Convention
but have the illumination and the courage 10 lift
1t up and plant il as their ralying point ia their
coming struggle with their enemies our enemies,
the enemies of freedom and humanity. Mr. Long,
Of Ohio, was the brave and sagaeious pan
who, like another John the Baptist, came be-
fore TO herald the banner Of peace Pointing it
out to the great Democratic Babel OF the North,
confused Of tongues and blinded Of passions by the
cunning Of its adversary, he proclaimed in h9o
signo ujnccs. He told his auditory that that
great speech was well pondered in n month of pre-
paration. Was 1t not the well considered voice Of
his party at the time, and Mr. Long The bonored
and chosen instrument Of preaching n new aud
fcgiving political gospel to great party reIt and
scattered by the storm of war? IL bore these
marks at the time, and VIC pray God, what We see
is but the frs. budding Of the sweet ripe fruit
that gospel is destined to bear Some few weeks
ago, we outlined platform for the Northern
Democrats and expressed the belief that they
would grasp permanent power by adopting il. Wo
are equally Of opinion, that any platform hav-
ing single pask in il, their chances are hope
less. II, now, the Chicago Convention take Mr.
Longs speech as the guide for the principles IL
shall put 10 issue before the North, we have no
more doubt of its triumph than we have that Lee
and Johnston can whip Grant and Sherman on
any day in which they will give them battle in the
open field. ....r-..
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Carolina, passed at the second extra session of the
General Assembly, 1851.
SEC s. Be it further enacted, That the Surgeon Cen
eral by and with the advice and consent Of the Gov
ernor, may appoint surgical boards, not exceeding
clare by their certificates those persons who shall be
oxemp from service under the act to which this is an
amendment on account of mental or physical disahl
ty and thew shall receive the pay of their rank and
travelling expensesto be determined by the Adjutant-
General
SPc 6 Be if further enacted That the Guard for
home defence should they be called into service by
the Governor shall receive the same pay raiohs and
allowances soldiers in the Confederate States SER
vice ard shall be subject to the rules and articles OF
war of the Confederate States.
SEC l. Be it further enacted That when the pressure
of public danger shall not prevent the Observance OF
such rule the said Guard for home defence shall not
be called into service aasse but by drafts OF num-
Der Of men from each convenient company, so as TO
make up the aggregate force required.
Sec g. Be it further enacted, That this act shal be
in force and take effect from and after its ratltlon
Read three times and ratified in General Assembly,
this the l4th day of December, A. D., 1863.
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A Gard.
L1NCoLNToN. N. c.. June 5, 1864

LINCoLNToN, N. G.. June 8, 1864.
Mr. YATES 1t&Hlng been asked by persons in several
companies fromhis County aud numerous citizens, to
announce myself candida for reelection to the next
LEGISLATURE in the Commons, have conS(n ntcQ to do
Whilst there has been much said about filing the
offices with beyoud the military age, it is due to
myself and the people tUr me to state that | am
within the military age. but it is we'll known to all
who know personally, that have been an Invalid
fer the last six years and entirely unfit for military
service. will further state, that have been before
examining board and discharged. But, whst1
have not been able 90 to the army, have enQeayor
ed to discharge my duty faithfully citizen and
representative and will bcconent with the decision
of The people upon my merits. y. COSTNER.
June 6. 1864
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AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT in RELATION TO
THE MILITIA AND A GUARD FOR HOME
DEFENCE.
Src. l. Be it enacted by tho General Assembly of
the State of North Carolina, and it is hereby enacted
by the authority of the same That neither the Govern
OF of this State. nor the officers acting under an
ratified the 18th day of Julv 1868, entitled San
in relation the Militia and Guard for Home De-
fence" shall call out for drill muster the persons
enrolled under said at, oltener than month in
company drill oftener than twice year in battalion
drill which battalion drills shall take the place of the
company drills Tor the month in which they are ap-
pointed unless when called into actual service to rcpel
nvasiot or suppress iusurrccti0a, to the
laws of tho State.
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, That the Governor
shall have the power to use the Guards OF Home De-
fence for the purpose Of arrcsns Goascrips and de-
scrtcrs: Prorj4d they shall NOT be ordered pnon this
duty beyond the limits of the counties in which they
reside or the counties adjacent thereto
SEC g. Be it further enacted, That in addition to the
exemptions contained in the to which this is On
amendments there shall be exempt County commission
appointed under act entitled AN the re-
lief Of and families ofsojer5 IN the army reg
ular mers blacksmiths who have established shons
necessary operatives in factories and founaries the
Attorney General, Solicitors of the several circuits and
counties, physicians of FIVE years practice contractors
with the State Confederate goyeIument, editor
to each newspaper and the necessary conPositors mail
carriers professors IN colleges agd teachers in acade
mics PFOcd2d that this CXCmDtion shall only apply to
the drills specified in this bill ard not to service when
the Guard for Home Defence is called into the field
SEC i Be it further enacted That for failure to at
tend the battalion regimenal drill each field officer
shall forfeit and pay hundred dollars; each CAPTAIN
and other officers who shall fail to muster and drill
their companies the times appointed shall forfeit and
pay for each failure fifty dollars, and if nou-conlrs
sonHd officer Or private shall fail attend any drill
he shall forfeit and pay less than five than
twenty-five dollars; Pr0rdsd, that every absentee shall
be allowed until the next muster to make his excuse
ne hheS shall be adjudged by regmental and compa-
nyc ourtsmartal and judgments are to be entered ND
and the fines collected in the mode and in accord
al ee"lh the provisions of the Militia Law of North
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !

OHa1HuW VVuuIyJ JuHe % LcOF'
This is to certify that Benton Holland, g II
Holland, j B Long, aud X VI Sugg, appeared be-
fore me, one Of the Justices Of the Peace ia and
for said county, testifyng that they belong to
secret organization in said county, but believing it
TO be wrong, have declared non.iellowship with il,
and they wish thepublic generally to understand
that they were mised to its object, and as good
and loyal citizens of their country, they wish it
further understood that they will not belong to any
such organization, and they pledge their sacred
honor as honest men never to engage in anything
that has tendency to injure their country; aud
they pray that the authorities will pardon them fs
their misstep; and they promise that they will
never hereafter be caught in such an organization
again. II. COUNCIL, j. p.
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TO the Citizens OF NEecklenburg,

FELLOW CITIZENS: The earnest solicitations OF ny
friends from various portions of the county have IN
duced me to change the purpose expressed in my Card
of the 24th ultimo and to announce my for re-
election to the Senate
hope to meet you at the Tax gar herngs advertised
in the~cunty and 10 express my views you on the
various subjects, interesting the public mind
June 81, 1864 te JOHN A. YOUNG.
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TO the Voters of Union County.

FELLOW CITIzEy<: | candidate for your suf-
frages at the next ensuing election for Sheriff in the
County of Union. My coupection with the army, how
ever has for some months removed from that taml-
liar intercourse with you that would generally be de-
sirable. Bat, trusting that may have a due allow
ance for this seeming Inconvenience, with view to
repeated expressions OF desire that should become
a candidate. | have consented do SO-thou2h under
vastly different clrcumSan from those which sur
rounded four years ago Many of you have realized
the hardshipF of and the dangers of battle; but
without recalling the past let look hopefully TO the
future, and permit me, in grateful Acknowledged
of the iyors received your hands then with many
others previous that time. ask YOUR cordial sup
port r elected, | will what industry and
ability possess to fulfill the blgatons of the office
in such q as hope. may ever be satisfactory
you. On the contrary if ] an not elected, shall
consider that you have Gone wrong and that |
have right critcise because your suffrages are
against But am fully sensible of the distinction
conferred by hing elected the position for which
candle and shall be proud to receive your
votes | nan ever be earnest and faithful prove
myself worth of the responsible imposed by the
same And in conclusion allow me to hope you will
remember your FRIEND and on the day of election
ticket for the - w. II. COLLINS,
Co A, 4th N c. Cavalry
March 2s s64 pd Gordons Brigade.
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For the legislature.

for the Commons from Union county, ut The election
in August next, and obIlge Ills FhlhNDS.
June u. 1851 tepl
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For the Legislature.

Believing that the county of MeCklenburg has been
well represented in the person of JOHN l.. BROWN,
who has proven to be prompt. active and faithful
public servant, many Of his constituents desire his re-
election, and hereby announce him candidate for the
House of Commons at the election in August next Mr.
Brown is good business and the services of such
men needed now in our Legislative halls
= March l5 1854 pd VOTERS.
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you think it viii do. 1t may be of some .advsn-
tage to somebody.
o. .CHURCHHILL.
STATE OF NORTH CARoLISA, !
Chatham County. juno 80. 1861

This is to certify that Si!as Beckwith appeared
before me, one of the acting Justices 0ftbe Peace,
in and for said County, and testi6es that he was a
member of a secret organization Ia said county
the object Of which, he thought was for 90 good
to the country, and hetherefore yishcs /, distinctly
understood that'he is no longer member or said
organ Eation; that he was led into il by bad mon;
but having left it 10 disgust, he hopes those in
power will pardon him, and he pledges himself Os
good and loyal citizen, never to be led astray
again. SILAS BECKWITH.
Ii. COUNCIL, j. p.
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AnnOunC ement.

Being absent in 1le battle field, adopt his method
of declaring mysef candidate for Sheriff of the
ty of Lincoln Qaving served rs Deputy for eight
years feel myselfsny competentto fill the Important
position and hereby respectfully solicit the aid OF my
friends at home irs=re my election.
JOHN NJ. MICHAL,
June G. 1864 Co. *, 49th \. c. Troops
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For the LEGISLATURE.

We authorized to announce WM. G. SMITH as
candidate for election to the Senate Of North Caro-
ina, for the counties of Union and Anson.
June 81 1864. te
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For the Legislature.

The friends of f. C. GREER announce him a candi-
date for reelection to the House of Commons from
Mecklenburg county.
AnriI IL. 1864 te-pd
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Announcement.

MONROE n. c., March 9th, 1864.
We take the liberty of announcing Col SAMUEL
II. WALKUP of the 48h n. G. Regiment, candi-
date for the Senae represent The district composed
of the counties of Union and Anson.
SEVERAL CITIZENS
March IS tc-pd of Union County.
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Announcement. T..

The friends Of CoLe w ILLIAM N GkIER announce
him candidate to represent decklenburg county
in the Senate at the ensuing August election.
March %, 1854 te-pd
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AnnOuucem ent.

We announce JOSHUA LEE candidate TO re-
present Union county i'll the House Of Commons of the
General Assembly OF North Carolina.
SOLDIERS of co. 7,
June 90, 1864 te-pd 53d n c. Regiment.
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announcement.

We soldiers, respectfully announce Capt. ]: F.
MOORE as candidate for Sheriff Of Union county az
regular election ir August, and such will
be voted for by aANY SOLDIERS.
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Announcements.

We, as soldiers, respectfully announce THOMAS
r. MAGILL a candidate for the House Of Commons
for Union county, at next OCULAR election in Aug.
next. and as such will be voted for by
MANY SOLDIERS THE ARMY.
December %, 1858 tcpC
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For the LEGISLATURE.

We several citizens of Union couAty, announce
AUSTIN, Esq, present worthy Sheriff, a candl
date for the House of Com at the election IN Aug
next.
Monroe June 6, 1864 te
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For the LEGISLATURE

The friends of Col JAMES NJ STEWART desire him
to be a candidate to represent Union county in the
House of Commons of the General Assembly of North
Carolina and therefore announce him candidate for
that office. MANY ClllLtNS.
Nav 80. 1864 te-pd
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OF TIE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY
AT Charlotte Office, Daily.
DEP1R rs.
EXPRESS NOTICE.

OFFICE SOUTHERN EMPRESS CoMpANY,l
Charlotte, Sept. 81 1868. ! =
In order to avoid misunderstanding and to make
our charges conform the liability assumed, this
Company hereby gives notice that from and after Octo
Der 1868, rrcrs viii be required to place their
valuation upon each ackage before il viii be received
Such valuation will be inserted in the Company
receipt, and establish the liability of the Company for
the amount The act of God ana the pnblc enemy
only excepted. T. d. GILLESPIE,
g, "A
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For Sheriff..

- We are authorized to announce R. ii. WHITE as a
candidate for election the office Of Sheriff OF
!ieckenburg county.
May 8, 1864 pd
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THE TiTHR TAX I'm NORTH CARO-
LIMA

MAJOR McRAE, the general Tithe Tax Collcc.
tor 10 North Carolina has kindly furnished us with
the following statement Of Tithes collected in said
State up to the 1st of June, 1864, of the crop of
1863
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F!ag !StcF Of the 3Ah-Mr Z. u: CoRRELL,
who left Petersburg on the 25tb, called 10 at our
Office on Saturday. He says that our troops were
in the finest kind of spirits at the time he left and
perfectly confident of whipping Grants army
whenever they offer battle. That they are well
Supplied with provisions, and in excellent. heata.
He brought with him part of the stan OF tho battle
fac Of the 34tb, all splntered and scsrIed, sent
home by The Colonel to-be preserved AZ a relic Of
the scenes through which that glorious regiment
has passed-.Salistsry Wdtchman.