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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-26
Tho Supply Of Cotton.

DErHRONRMENr OF The AMERICAN COTTON KING.
TO or THE LONDON TINES.
In the trade circular just issued by Mcssrs Ne
Brothers the following rather startling statement
have somo explanation On the subject OF cotton
supply from China Messrs. Neil say
The dissatisfaction which imports from that country have
caused the panic trade and the TACT thaS
and hvepeDce pound lower
than last have already reduced the quantity snoat
bagatelie.
Cotton trade writer's generally sti industriously
keep up the notion that the prices Of this staple
depends American politics IND the state OF the
money Market studousy Ignoring the fact demonstrated
by the 9gures given below tnat 0iUlng M- s,cTds0
supplies from all quarters The hand and the Pc
mt decline Of demand from econom'stng OF ma sr0t
and subsiion of other fbrs for clohog on The other
hand supplies or cotton, ind pxdsnug o. Amricds
In excess OF the requirements For, u u aeon
tended that after three years Of cotton famine the world
Is STILL in 1854 usng surplus stocks Of cotton R'"de
created before the II would ony prove now ennr-
NOUS was the overproduct that tme and now false
were estimates OF the world re uiremes OF cnttoo
OF supply and demand must shortly bring about VIII
cause OF demand for goods there rs ues.
ton fall must come first 10 produce the demtpd,
prospects that our supplies for 1865 VIII be
equal to the highest amount Of real dem md goods We
have ever known.
Il must not be forgotten that the world will
plenish It's exhausted stock Of goods until the prices
turn their normal position; nor must II be forgotten
that prices shilling per pound under the present cur
rency sufficient not only TO keep up the present ratio
Of cultivation In every quarter but TO keep contiouAy
on the increase A. NJ
DEC. I, 1894.
Supplies OF cotton to the United Kingdom from other
than the United States but including laterly
small receipts OF American cotton from Matamor and
n ehN nnk ar
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EU R 0PE.
The Peruvian OF Cape Race and Malls
Of the Africa at New York.
FIVE DAYS LATzR NEWS.
~~~~~~~~~~
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
Eherman's March Wiping Out
the Foreign Rebels.
Peace Negotiations in America
Recommended.
English Africans About to Emil
CRATE to America.
MIR. Dayton's Funeral and the
OratiODs.
Mexico 10 DO Recognized by Mr.. Lin
coin Under Conditions.
The Coal Oil Aristocracy Of America Out
shine and Extinguish the Olive Oil
Aristocracy of Italy and the East
American Teachings to the Eng
Iish Workingmen.
Struggle Between Austria and Prussia in
The German Confederation.
-~-~|~~e~-sNN~~~~S-~~o~
Jcm NIace at Law for the Coburu
Stakes.
Sketch ef M. Mscquard. Ne peleen'S
Private Secretary,
&C., &C., &c.
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II was reported that the Minister OF Marine aud Pub
Works had resigned
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con6dsncs Of NE o. Qsssu ard the friendship Il Prince
Louis ana being thsnossorward free fron ali engage
Emperor a London w is4o, soon after hb -.
rival from Switzesland, but Htsrwards resurnsd 20
Paris e sSs J, ss c.0s. o s ssus
leon. After the aAr at Bouiogne which resulted 10 the
uspsure OF the Prince his Trial before the Caamssr Of
NJ Mocquard continued theoretically 70 defend his cause,
and visited him Il Ham on several occasions
Amids the imp6rtant events Of lS48 when the Prince
fastened TO Paris hs services TO the
government retired obedience 70 tear Expressed
by that body that hs would cause some
rassment, Mocquad acted with Increased zea 10 faS
ing partsAns around the Prince. and prom ting ns eSec
ton President OF the repnoc and ~ the elections APP
preached be oasf the most sctve members o. me
committee which had for Its president GenerafPyal A.
this time, Also he " constant communicative with
Prince acting hts secretary during his ~
dence at the hotel the Place vendoms After the mag
cal influence the ho bore had resulted In tho
triumphant election Of Prince Louis the 10th OF Decem
ber NJ Mocquard continued his duties secretary but
now officially having conferred him the title OF
Chef du Cabinet Previous to carry the coup tat
OF the Cd December 1884, BY which the plans OF General
Changarnier defeated zoe President connded mis- IN
teptiops secretary who took an important
part In the OF this decisive sep since then
has constantly continued TO u>d bis important duties ~
the demands upon his time during the
greater part OF his life. NJ. Mocanard has been enabled q
contribute literary works which have acquirco
lshed under his Among other eusons attributed
him may be cited . memoir or notice Of Queen Hor
tense, which inserted IN the Bfodpaie dss Con- M
p0rariaus and reprinted In the Revue de PEipsye
large collection OF Norces Causes Cetebres published
In lS47 is also attributed to him, and besides these
works many dramas OF which taken from he
ole trials narrated collection, conf
IDENTIFY stated TO have been IN great written by
the Emperors private secretary The two most famous
these the 1reSe de Cdrt produced 81 the close
1852 and the Nd de Syyie produced at the sans
time in the following Some portion the leisure
OF NJ Mocquard's lie bas also been devoted 70 classical
pursuits evidenced by translation OF 1dcnls and
other WORKS.
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The London Times ON Peace.

The London Times ON Peace.
The london Times has sdtoraa strongly urging the
opening negotiations 10 America and says II must como
10 that at last and the does como will be the
better for America and tho world at large emphati-
cay dsclams all selfish motives but for the interests
OF humanity urges pacific advances II believes that the
war. unless ended BY negotiations and mutual compro
mise, must 60 until the South IL made bowling will
derness and the North Frustrated financially and CONNER
oially for years.
Artisan Emigration to America.
II rumored that Union agents we're at work At
Preston, seeking 10 begue the factory operatives there
to emigrate 10 America.
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tor portion ths troops rsturpiag frsm seAesws
Hoen march he'd beau suspended m consequence
Il The dispute With the Germanie Confederation, viii
make their uiumphai sutry into Berlin, and the whole
population - Hooking 70 receive them. Trbupee are
erected ths Bsandsnburs gate and Ia The magnificent
and ali the windows OF that famous promenade are lined
with mucd three e9ts dors having been
paid tbr single balcony. Az eleven NJ the King Left
bis palace, attended ny brilliant suite od Marshal
Wrangel % lively svsr and rode down the Linden 10
the ssSe outside Of which the troops are drawn up,
council is waiting 70 bid them welcome They viii Then
proceed to OF Frederick the Great and,
forming in column deEie past the KING and the royal
family TO the LvstgaT, where such officers and privaes
have particularly Distinguished themselves during the
campaign will be presented TO his Majesty after which
they retire to the quarters prepared for them. In the
evening the soldiers stirred OF wars alarms, will mad
grand illumination will conclude the festivities In the
programme Of tho soemny tho mistakes committed last
year at tho anniversary OF the Landwehr lave baon
avoided, and has been taken to unite the popular
with the military element. The fathers OF the city play
leading part In the proceedings the trades and corpora
spectacle OF an army returning from victorious cam
paign tho Prussans have not had for exactly half
century there every appearances that II VIII pass OH
10 the satisfaction Of all concerned whether they DO
royAlsts or democrats.
W. In England.
American advices, in view Of Shermans operations In
Georgia and Hoods movements in Tennessee. were re-
garded with the greatest interest. 90
The London Globe thinks that At period Of the war
were greater interests at stake.
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MIR. DaytOn's Funeral and the
OratiODs.
Mexico 10 b, Recognized by Mr.. Lin
coin Under Conditions.

The Coal Oil Aristocracy of America Out
ahine and Extinguish the Olive Oil
Aristocracy Of Italy and the East.
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The sales 70 day fFridav) we're 900 hAe- toa ha.sh
cosrz onet aud nrcnatgei. tue - OK 70 pob v est
mated al 3la 900 es " witch l2eoo 'rn smefleao'
Brosdsts Ne piiet aad s'e.ir. -. - ~.
proyfs ,ps np,et and steady excsot iard, vbt1A ~
slightly tower and Cat, ond bscpr wncn ~"'t'"rs
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a II ACT sniho-iZ;Gg tie receipt Of lle ircas4-y
no.e: Vi TIE Confederate 6tt.tes In psJ men: q:
aG other puhiic dues. AMI regulating wl,5p
,sow tie same snail TO ceoelveI i'assed March Q,
i6ti.
~ /. s1ae.sa ts the General .9ssamh.p, That the
Interest Bearing treasury noirs OF ne Gonfeaef
s.ta States sued alter the tss cay OF April 1854
shalt &c received IN payment nI taxes and ether
publc dues, and the non interest bear ng notes OF
the Confederate States is=Gsa prior 30 The fret day
OF April; 1854, excsps the notes OF the deaosain u
ton OF hundred dollars Shall lii ike b.
received ia payment CT taxes aud other pubic due
after tho first day OF April, 1884, an uu,u the 10
OF Deem Der 1854 buI only at tho rae OF sixty sx
and twotsird cent. for Cne do!is. Cf sucn not. g
80 sheriff or other collecting officer Shall have
credit for the notes issued prior 10 the rst day
| Aprl, 1854, collected by him unless no shall pay
day Of Dscerabsr 1885,. Net,s o, q less denomsna
ton than Ave toil.rs, issued by tad Confederate
States shall be received without abatement a. all.
| time.
ing officers OF taxes ami other public dues to r..
i ceive, without abatement, units the frat day d
April 1854, tue Ron Interest bearing Treasury noteE
Of the Confederate SteteS issued prior 10 the tVs
/, day Of April, 1894, In paymen. Of taxes and ether
public dues due prior to the first day Of April 1854
! Bat no sheriff or other collecting officer Shall receive
credit unless e sbi pay the ssme Into lac Ttessur;
on or before the 2otn Gay Of June, 1885, nor Gati
sDal make Oa.n that the notes offered in payment
oy him we're severaiiy and actually received by bin
/ n payment OF taxes AID other public Goss ct tbs
Tins. AID atas epec;!i d IN lhs act
| 3. TSo int rest bearing Treasury notes Of .hc
Confederate State. of the denomination OF i've cGl
lars, Issued pricf to the Ash dsy OF april 1884 may
b, i.teive1 -i'teu abaie,cii ia PAYMENT OF tsx
/ .s6 o.iet puuis dues ua,i he tef.,h day q! june
7 1856. Frost3ai. ihe s.als shall b. PAID iata til,
/, GteA.n. 90 ~ o-iocc Il. @5tn day Of June 1874.
1 Tie aot pas.ed S.pfeE1@s litn. i.CS, eBtuIe.
! IA ss. a-sat.sa anl reeas9tns iha l.ulh sest!or
g! az 90. e@it.s au sst imposing t.ges ioE inc sup
| port 81 SpTcrsDl.ai, I'sse:s asrol 2stn 1868, l.
! i4sfcby 'epe4leG.
s. = sira's ps he eu:y IF ths ep,r q .be ea.lF
80 s-ts es's act 70 b1 pub a:sd ra.b .:aiy al 81
t- ,"s".e@ III st .'-ast IL" a~@apap-s eeDiisasc IL
/ 1iea'aaa I1s II period o. toer wesas.
! ~. az snail b9 IN f9ss from liz passage.
| 5gPv ft.El Tho Rolls ~!esta
WH = GORDON. ia,
S:3,k q ga-sa Of i,eiss ss.s ard
;2G 80" h"spe? O. koL,s Of Va
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Join ARCHER,
O.s:a Archer Il DAILY }
Bank Note En2Taver and Steci Plate Printer, south.
weet corner 9th and Mainsss, <formsS,y
Boshe.'S H4n)
Executes elaborate enaravipgs AID et:hiDgs vigus.s
AID highly adorned scroll and 1gure work
Hss coastan,ly On hand for the inspection OF the
pubic specimens OF every variety nf steel-plate
ard copper ENGRAVING an: Is prepars red TO al al Or
dere 1T The shortest notice.
Bank Notes Wedding and Visiting
Medaors Cards
CtI3lai Blanks CaEiiJstss Of Stock
Nignots ard Portraits Check Books
Corporation Seals bo1ds and Coupons
Landscapes Etchngs
And every variety Of highly finished work.
fc 24-2tnWIW
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ITIEaINI4 HOTEL, S.auntor, vs-YG SCHKF-
y FER Proprietor, would respectfully inform
be bss re opened the above named Hotel in the
European style and IS prepared to furnish comfort
able rooms, with good and clean beds, hy the day,
wesk, OF month.
Tno fIrner diIisg room cf the Hotsl Ia kant By
Messrs smith Beard ~ q restaurant. where meas
ere served ct all hours in the day and night thus
givIog travellers the opportunity either to carry
sEer own provisions CT call for what thsis appsttes
r;sy desire.
The stables Of the Hotsl are also rented. ana ara
Kept ansn far f4sdinx hors-s. NH 7-eod6,s
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ID sEEr,
( vIhGiVIA's UNsIvALLED RACE HORSE
IEis renowned Racer and stallion viii make bis
season OF 1864, 8. my farm, THE Fail piau,at:oo "
N The county of Chesterfield, abou. Que and . bali
mlies from the e.tg Of Richmond, commencing
March s, and ending Joiy lStn At $50 for the sea-
son, and O. 70 lie groom.
TIE FgpsiaBs o. pIAsN
runs back 10 the re,au 81 Ch:ro3 J, over period
Ct more thar two ceuturits, and is too we'll known
to need recital here. But e better bred or pursr
b,ooded horse there 10 DO. upon the American cont
l5ot
en ACHIEVEMENTS PIE fcRF,
in Ike manner, over numerous for an advertise
n.r,; yet srch as have been bat seldom cauaed
and more rarely surpassed. Having vanqushed n
hl5 native Stst0,
tina, dared to test bis powers Of ssst aud sndxranee,
be travelled .housaIds OF mics, regardless of the
pers, CT accident and fa,igaa, over railroads aud
steamboats,, ercouhterioE the III effects Of changes Of
climate aud water making three different c1m-
paigns 10 New Orleans, and meeting AID beating
nearly all The champions Of the States celebrated for
nIe horses.
PLANET
has for some Of the largest stakes and matches
that have ever been Giade or offered on this eont.-
pent-- the first two of which, In the spring he was
three years old with twenty ave Subscribers o:
81 coo EACH
- the first stake and twenty eight to tho second
In the coateat fer these, pine different ataIes were
represented yet both we're
WON BIT PLAyEr
in remarkable time. cut with apparent eaze.
Hia two pass sIcG ssful seasons are sl oieEt guar.
antics Of PLANET as sure
FoAL 6ETTER.
will give special and particular attention to the
care and management Of mares sent to him, but 10
be fed with grain a: 50 per diem, ard recaivsi,
20 remain any tira2, without beng grained
AL ChSrses must ba paid before aa-ss'ave taken
away. ffe S-a,w6wi DF WARD.
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IRs4suRY DEPAnT.EAI a !, A,

pbjAtloEi, req Et,ii, !SS4
yfsREaauRY NOTICE a. 20 raaaing under ae;
II January i5:h, iS8i--f;o; ,cs IS letsSy given
a. al h0iiefs Q! treasury gc.ss nos bearing il.erei
that they may OK 1nSs Tia i:aredia,ely At i
H3ss - tas f.ess uTeE, GsS.stsnE irclsursr or Of
ssy pep1-i:e.y; fof esssIdsatea Guich viii ss;ti.ie
III b. iouf per cent acaGs: ai that the said p-lv.
eg. viii eJa:snns until the ist Apf:! ensuing after
xacf sfi EQtss over tie Organization oil Is can
be fenie o.iy 81 ttt eerts IL nc dollar, excej
oae hsadiei cJ.iar notes VI a.o efter that date sre
logger fcSasvab.9 Tor put o Gnes and Cal, oniy Ne
fanded Ut lsiione! fetaasaa OF ,sa Per ceuS per
month.
Tie cersi1 ates issps5, together vita the bonds for
wnich saey may DO exchdoset. ars receivable fer
exes os the yeuF 1884 &. the fnl amount expressed
on tae 'oe without !nteres and are not sutject 20
sas TAX imposed Tor that yoas Ga other bonds and
Ctoffts
The short time sitowai should atraoa!.s nj, held.
ere promptly 70 present IN, notes, ao3 rot risk the
ctsncs II exclusion b tie Pressure Inch viii occor
q. tue eGd IL the month cf March.
(Signod,) OG MEMMiNGEg,
teSz-S batrstafy CT Treasury.
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Ok7uxxx

.,-pv.. ana hayias appeAtsl bssbps shis bsAsa =,
A1lnatea We q hseshy senif1--
f0sfe state Whether he soldier b pesmansuslv
disabled and eannos perform duty IN any branch cf
the military services, with full description of tho
wound, injury or dlssass, and the disabling efscis
and that was received or contracted In the services
OF the Confederate State, in the line Of duty n IL
n 70 saaminatlon, made At periods Of sir mon,h.
state such fact II the invalid bsiuR disahi.a r.,
daty Ia the neidf 10 t for duty in some
OF the military service. Tec0mme nd him ascn,d.
inxly. Should an invalid discharged ovareoms she
disability, recommend him for such du,v NJ ~ -
psrfoIm.i
Surgeon p. A. C.s..1 Medical
--'-, surgeon ?. A. G. g.. Exs mininu
'Rhes;l nra~inins ssaua.
(Oupaisa&es
PORN poR nsrIRns s1LprwR.
(under the Act to provide an Invalid Conn. an
proved Feb. nth lSo4.rl
10 Ill USo,n II Auy Concern:
Know ya. that, Of Cap,a,u
company, ---- regiment Of - who was en-
listed the ----- day OF -----, one thousand eight
hundr cd aud -----, to serve ----, Ia hereby hon
pay and emo!umsnts 1t a --- In the army of the
Confederate States.
eaid -- was born In ---, IN the State Of
-, 10 --- years OF age, - fee. --
inches high, ---- complexion ----- eyes,
hair, and by occupation when enlisted a -.
Given at ----, this ----- day OF ---, 1855
- -, Surgeon P, A.C.s.
-,
BY order,
{sisned) e. COOPER.
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CAMP NEAR RAPipAS RIVER, Va,
February, 1861.
FENo TIE VETERANS OF 9HE CuSFRDERiTE

February, 1861.
FyNo TIE VETERANS or gHE CoSFHpERiTE
Army
Having IN progress 40 enterprise By which men
OF tie held, with aad without Tark, living and
dead, whose oraineatiy mevi:or01s tests shall he
placed in the annals OF TIA Qcsses,t American war,
iae "a ,erstseei respectfully iaVites the public
sn;d!ers in par;icuar-ta furnish Incidents CT re-
markabie daring, endurance, su6.riugs. sacrifices,
and other trials, IN i'm ?r comment hospital, n arches
and battle
Facts mus. DO st.os.ed by or two persons,
cad endorsed by superior ioar, giving In full ths
cnnr and.
Addressirg me IN care ofsthe Magnolia Weekly -
9ichuond, Va, concentrations will he resolved
safety sat promptly from each command Of the
armies Of the Couioderscy. GEORGE EHASE
O. All journals Ct the Soatas, press foa,irs an
Interest in the early contamination OF Tits work
viii please copy aud rotce sttori&i.y.
rin ia--3tawtm
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AsrAr- ae1 Doof9A q 1875 o1Yea,
nrre AZ ORDERe NJ =. - =
t-3 II. The BareAu ct C0nscffp0nn viii pfoeeeA
~ rsyN IN persons between tho ages Of IL aud 10
veArs and hctwe the ages OF - and % yrap,
,ndey the Bth sectioa of the aat of Congress to
y1n,se forces to hsvvs during thu war.
g. Persous liabia 10 enrolment will present them
selves 10 the enrolling ocsr In the States east OF
the Mississippi river within thirty days rom the
,sv when the notice shall he given IN the district
county by the enrolling olssr for persons 81 this
cass 10 appear for enrolment The failure TO COM
ply with this notice Will subject the deteu'asf 10
liability to be called into the general service VIVA
IN. class OF persons between Ia and -. unless ne
shall have valid excuse thesetos, to be judged Of
BY the Bureau Of CONSUMPTION
g. Any person liable to enrolment under this
aei may Join any company for local defence which
hss been formed under General Orders Ne. IS,
i.s,,ed Sesh June 1882 for the war, or any other
cnmnauy for local de'ence which has been 40
,.nied in;e the service, and which, By the terms
a lis enlistment, " liable to serve anywhere
within tn. state; or persons Of this class may
f,rm rev companies for Local defence and special
.r,yle. under General Orders No 66, {ls68,l foI
IN. war and select their Swa officers
BY order.
(Slsned,} CoOPEk,
NH iS-iw Adj't and lnsp'T General.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G : A,

TREASURY UIAKThENr z : a,
Richmond, March Q, 1874. {
TINE following regulations are hereby estah
iished In regard 10 the funds In the hands Of
dsbursng officers:
/. Checks drawn by disbursiag officers on the
Treasury, or on any Depository, Previous TO the
first Of ApI.i 1854, will oe paid In Treasury notes
OF the present Issues only, the promised
on the face Of The notes, whether the checks be
presented for payment before Or after said date.
the bands at the eredi, Of disbursing officers on
the rst day of April, 1884 may be turned into the
Tres sary to the credit Of the respective appsop,ia
items to which they boons; TO be afterwards drawn
for by new acquisitions, which Will b payable In
tbs new Issue of Treasury notes.
But checks Of dsbursirg officers, which may se
drawn at any time against the balances when may
be at their credit on the first day of April will be
paid In the old issuss Of notes al the amount urem
iscd OH their face.
(3lgnsd) q C MGNMiNeEk,
Secretary Of Treasury.
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= COOPER,
AH't and Insp'f Genr.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. { 5 al
kicuinons March IL 1854 (
ME- foijowli z DepOsi,ariax established fer
i faudiDg Treasury notes in the State of Virginia
3 @ ElmOre, Treasurer; x II Msury Il Co, Lan
caster 20, Bank Of the Commonwealth, Rich
mend
Jas Gibson, Abingdon
OBJ Gardaer, Chrs,'sGsburg
W NJ nlackf,rd, Lyn burg
John n JohDac3, d. vile
A Kinney, Stsunt,V
Daniel Dodson. Peters nurg
N Taiey, Cisrksviie
" B Vass. Pear sburg
Bauk Of Rockingham, arriSoEbn.s
VIC venahle, Fsrmville
Geo Baker, Lexington
pityer, Cashier, Salem
Bank Of Scottsyille, S60:,svMe
J Morrlson, Eyihevi!ls
p Aoen, Ca.'o,;esy.s
Conway, PN,syivsui.
J u Burnside, Union.
In addition to ths above ihs Chic; Qnarterm aster
OF each army corps u authorized to receive and
fund notes. They are the following:
Maj,r A Rarnsn, Q NJ, Orange 81, Leu, Gen
Il y hgeis ins
M.ior J "a Fisic, N, Orange u, Lea: Gen p
M.jar N Ftahush, Q M, Orange O II. u.,o,
Gen h : stasrts cavalry ocrps --'''
, Major NJ Mshoa, N, Dublin Depot, Major Gen
q efecknrldge's division
=, m.,or T"yor, II, Lieut. Gen Langsttee,s eorps.
Major e living, O N, L.spt Gan Hooa,, ANN.
Dalton, IA ~f"'
Capt Patton, Q n, Major Gen Hardes's corp,.
Dalton, Ga "S''
tNp' Norton, II. Maj Gen Wheeier's division.
Gap. W Young, Q II, Lieu, Gen Polk's division.
OG MHMMtNGER,
~. .D -.tiAP ses'y OF the ryaas,Ivy
EHo rALS-rvo OF the aness horses in "a. srmv
r. CT Sarensxd "a. Aisc, two eoes farm no~sss
80 I've AoIe!lac saddles sei brides cnmp,ets
An So =. Consequence cfrscAnt ,ders ~
NUN 'ef y p'i7ete b rsee. apply %
Major HUGHES, C 4,
Wrigtt's brigade,
Near Madison Hun station.
1 Orange GO, Va.
S$ A'CH GLaesEe. SEQ dozen fir6 eross1
an a'e''e glasses taesp). fer safe b. ,hs gross:
M =, a. GANSkr,
lee Main d.
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nf@0LEcroN The Arna CT SINS &gEow~.
~ By Iauseal socesrt Dissolved Oh thr isi insi .
ttiarr party Is Authorized 10 Use Inc sms Il ths
eegsafH ,p sa.tiiys ihs buftusss thereof
tFcs 5a:s La al2 ~ are = lie 10 his f1slnsr
Pcfoas az sissasr .s3piiucaass - pubic fAvc- IL
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