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The weekly union record., 1864-03-19
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATPUKeU
" ANT to an order OF the Honorable Probate
Court in and Tor Butte County, California, We
will on Monday, the llth day of April A. D. 1864
al II NJ Of that day, At the front door OF J. Bid
well Il Cos Store, in Chico, County aud State
aforesaid sell at public sale, TO the hi.hest bidder
the following described real estate, belonging 10
the estate of the late John Size Dec to-wit Ihut
certain piece or parcel OF land known - Size.
Rancho and Mill, containing about eighty four
go acres of land, on which is situated FIGURING
Mill known as the Butte Mill" Situated on
Butte creek, in Chico Township.
Terms of Sale-Ten QO) per cent in gold coin Of
the United States, the day of sale twenty three
and third (23 l3) per cent, il gold coin OF the
United States, soon as said sale Is confirmed by
the Probate Court Aforesaid and sixty six and Nv o
thirds [66 2-3l per cent in gold coin of the United
States, on the first day OF October, 1s64. The
last payment 10 be secured by note and mortgage
on the property sold. All the payments to be IN
gold coin aforesaid, al its legal standard value
OF ls60. The expenses of deed or deeds and mort
gage or mortgages also, OF Internal Revenue
Stamps, to be paid by the purchaser or purchasers
Of said property.
And if said property is not sold at the above time
public sale, 1t Will be sold at P NJ. OF that day
at the same place, and the above terms and CON
ditions, at private sale.
By order ofthe Hon. Probate Court,
in and Tor Butte County, California
GEO. WOOD p.
Taos WEELs, Atty. for Estate.
Chico. March l7th, le64. 1t
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DIED

Al Hatneris Ranch, Butte Co. Feb. 18th. lS6i
'ne1noni2' and inflammation Of the bowels Willie
;on o. Philip and Katie A. Hefner aged seven years
'ix months and nineteen days Willie was the pei
II the family, loved by 81 who knew him.
His days were few below
Seven Summers made them up;
Then came the stunning blow,
And then the bitter cup.
Loaned to Us, not given"
His little grave doth say;
He early went % heaven,
To speed CIR steps thai way.
With cha>sered hearts We bow
To the decree AII-wi>e
Twill te our effort now.
To meet him il the skies.
Sweet as the roses sre
When frst they bloom in spring,
He gave our home cheer
hich frightened every thing.
That earnest speaking face,
50 full OF tFus, and love.
Beamed innocence and grace
Akin 10 that above.
Ne'il meet cur Willie desr
Where flowers Do ever boon,
Where comes no death-bheht near
To harvest Tor the tomb. K.A.H.
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The News.

The news from the theater OF war; this week,
relates mostly to preparations for the opening
|of the spring campaign. General Grant, 1t is
now said will lead the columns against Rich
mond in person. He believes that the capture
- of the rebel capital is OF the first Importance,
and, if he undertakes the job, We shall not hea.
the old stereotyped dispatch, "All quiet in the
Army of the Potomac" until that army is
quietly encamped in the euvrons of Richmond.
Gen. Haeck has been relieved by the Presi-
dent, and offered any position in the field that
he may desire
1t is rumored that Farragut is to withdraw
bis fleet from Mobile bay, being satisfied that
he city cannot be taken by water
Porter's fleet of ironclais was at latest dates
Rt the mouth of Red river. Thirty transports,
oaded with troops, were there Banks was to
AXE the field on the 10TH and his army com,
nence immediate operations.
JEFF Davis has appointed Friday, April 6th,
IS day of humiliation, fasting and prayer
A Times dispatch says five hundred of our
prisoners died at Richmond during February.
An order is soon to be issued relieving Gen
|isade and appointing his successor. 1t is also
tated that Burnside will be assigned to the
department. of the South, and that Thomas will
oon be relieved from command of the Army
the Cumberland, and succeeded by either
Rosecrans or Heron.
The Richmond papers have paragraphs to
be effect that funding the debt of the Coufed-
racy is progressing rapidly at Petersburg,
Raleigh, Macon and Charleston.
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Washington Copper Mining Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ Meeting of the Trustees. held this day. an
assessment Of four dollars per share (ot fifty eeD
was levied on the capital stock OF the company,
payable ct the Office Of the Secretary. il Oroyiile
Butte county, on or before Tuesday. the 18th, day
OF April, A. D.. ls64 in Gold Coin OF the United
States Of America. By order Of the Trustees.
L. BCRWELL. Secretary pro ten.
Office Of the W. c. VI. Co. Oroyille- March lfth.
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MEMBERS Of the Legislature are now receiving
only five dollars day, and will be entitled to
this amount only for the rest of the session,
which ends the 5th of April. This reduction
to FIVE dollars does not, however, effect the
speakers, who continue to receive their twelve
dollars 10 the end Of the session.
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AGENC OK
CHICO FLOUR MILLS.
Geo. G. Perkins.
Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY Of BUTTE.
- Probate Cont Oroville. March lt7h, 1864.
In the matter of the Estate of Abigail Mccartney.
deceased. Whereas, David Boncher having on the
10th. day Of March \. d. lSGi, filed his reHuncia-
ton Executor and also. petition in the Clerk
office Of said Conrt, praying that document pur-
porting to be the last VIII and Testament Of the
said Abigail Mccartney deceased be admitted To
Probate. and that letters Of Administration he
granted TO the Public Administrator Of said county
i'll said estate and that letters of Guardianship be
issued 10 the said David Boncher. for the minors
of said estate. namely John and Thomas y. Ne
Cartney. Notice is hereby given to all whom is
may concern, that bearing Of said Petition will
be had at the March term Of said Court TO wit on
Wednesday the 30th day of March, \. D. 1854
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. before said Court at the Court
House at Oroyille. or thereafter As the
same can be heard.
Re I, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
10 - Probate Court, affixed this the l1th
day of March. A. D. 1861.
J. &c. MOORE, Clerk.
mario 1T By JAMES GREEN, DErUTy.
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A GENUINE DISCOVERY.
A GENUINE DISCOVERY.
4 GENUINE DISCOVERY.

WAYS READY RELIEF
Is the only genuine discovery in medicine for the
Relief Of Pain and Cure ofits Cause that can claim
originality. True there are hundreds Of medicines
claimed to be discoveries, represented to possess
similar curative powers TO Redways Ready Relief,
yet when We come 10 reduce these medicines 10 an
analysis, We discover them To he nothing but in.i-
tations Of the original discovery. At the present
time there arc ouIy Twelve Original Discoveries o +
E1-ofeinal Medicines in the World all the rest are
mere limitations.
Railways Ready Relief.
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Ready Relief,
Railways Ready Relief.
Was the frst and Is the only Medicine discovered
that exeels Opium Morphine Chloroforrn Tera'rine,
etc. il relieving pain without injury TO the percep
tive faculties or uccasoning insensibity stupor.
Yet We ind hundreds Of limitations uoder the name
fpain killers magic relief speedy relief BHiments.
etc. Not one Of these remedies are the result Of
original discovery. bnt all limitations Of Railways
Ready Relief. Ask for Railways Ready Relief,
Price . cents per bottle.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
HosTETTER. SMITH - DEAN.
Sole Agents foF Pacific Coast,
san F2snc,sco.
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Notice !

V,HE EUNDEBsIGNED MOST RESPECTFULLY
IL oilers his services, for moderate considera-
ton, to the public in general and 70 the Germans
in particular in writing letters transiatinE doeR-
neuts or a Interpreter il both the English and
German languages, those desirous Of having any
thing done IN that line viii pleaae To ca! on the
undersigned II the Union Saloon, Montgomery st.,
OToyille
marl9l ). STRAUSS.
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A CALIFORNIA IyvESroR.-A printer by
the name of q. T. Busbnell of San Francisco,
left that city on the steamer America, on
Tuesday last for the East 10 secure a patent
for the invention which be calls the "Autema-
tic Printing Press"
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The Constitution and the Blood.-yo ner-

1T toHstItutIoh ana INC BI0Ud.-NO ncr-
manent cure Of any ulcerous eruptive dteasc can
be effected except by constitutional treatment The
vitated blood must be rendered pure and healthfui
otherwise. the canse Of the disorder remains lark
ing in the system and is tHre to break olt in some
deadlier form than before. But tone medicine known
among men reaches and expels this baneful prnci-
pie, and restores the constitution 70 its original
strength and vigOr. lts BRISTOL SARSAPARILLA.
Suppressive medicines are highly dangerous in such
cases. and mercury almost invariably substitutes
for one malady another equally terrible. But this
Balsamc Vegetable Detergent and Restorative
razes the very foundations of disease and converts
into stronghold of health and strength the system
from which it has expelled the poisonous invader.
Toits purifying and life-renewing power. this
wonderful of the worlds remedies owes its unriv-
allied reputation.
Sold by respectable druggists everywhere
HOSTETTER, SMITH * DEAN.
Ageuts for Pacific Coast san Francisco
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lDAHo Crrr-Bannock City has been incor-
porated by the Idaho Territorial Legislature,
and will in future be known as Idaho City.
and is to have a mayor, marshal, regular police,
etc The News thinks that, upon the whole,
this will prove 6 benefit.
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MR. kAssoS, OF Iowa, stated in the House.
recently, that the Post Office Department is
now selfsustainiug for the first time in fifteen
years. which he attributes mainly to the
legislation of Congress
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Sherif'S Sale.

ESY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ED issued out Of the District Court OF the 5th
Judicial District, in and for the county Of TgoUmne
and State Of California, under the seal Thereof to
NE directed and delivered, commanding ne % Egsszs
the Of 81 037 S9l00 with interest thereon the al
rate Of ten per cent per annum, trom the 2eth dav
OF February, 1854, until paid, together with $50
5000 costs OF suit ad all accruing costs thereon
wherein Chung kowgan is Plaintiff, and Dee Pc
Chung, doing business as Ian Yek & Co., Defen-
3ant have levied upon and will expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash al the court
house door, in the county of Butte and State afore-
The weekly union record., 1864-03-19

No hoRs WARRASrs.-The State Controller
refuses TO issue any more warrants, because the
Indebtedness now amounts to S3O0,000-the
constitutional limit lsayS Dispatch
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HOSTETTER, SMITH x DEAN.
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco.
HahitnaI Consultation. words OF Conn

H""fU0I CONSTIPATION. Words OF Conn
iort.-Dr. Cyrus W. Nelson Of Boston, Mass. at-
thor Of Clinical observations on the on the treat
ment of abdominal diseases says in letter dated
February 22nd. lS62. Il consider BriSi0l's Sugar
coated Pills the best remedy for chronic Constipa-
tion at present known. With me they have never
failed, and have prescribed them III at least fifty
instances" He also states THAT for all irregu-
lartes OF the digestive functions the liver and the
bowels they are toy far the most useful medicine he
ha> ever prescribed-perfectly safe and eminently
reliable Similar testimony is volunteered by DR..
Humphrey l-ettson. of Chicago, ILL.,, who enumer-
ate> thirty cases, with names and dates, in which
he has administered the Pills with entire success,
for nabitual costiyeness and piles. Whenever they
have heen used remedy for liver and bowel
complaints, the result has been equally satisfactory
They put up in glass yials and viii keep in any
climate. Procurable Of all druggists.
HOSTETTER. SMITH & DEAN
Agents for Pacific cott san Francisco.
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Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN THE JUSTICES
- Court, OPhir Township, in and for the county
of Butte:
The People of the State of California, send Grse-
ting to, Ira Proctor:
You are hereby Summoned to appear before me,
at my Office in the Township Of Ophir, in the
County of Butte, on the goth, day Of June, A. D.
lSG4 at II o'clock, NJ, TO answer unto the com
pint of ohn Up>tone who sues to recover the prn-
eipal and interest Of a Promissory Note, dated
June 23d. ls63, given by You, payable ninety days
after date, 10 the order Of Bird Stewart, for the
sum of $50 with interest thereon at the rate of one
per cent per month till paid, the same to be paid
in United States gold coin or its equivalent in ,aper
evidences of Indebtedness then ma5e or which
might thereafter be made .egal tender BY the
laws of this State or ne Tinted States at their
vaLne IN san Frsncisco market al time of payment.
lne SAID Hote being the property and in the posses
son Of Plaintiff. when Judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount together with costs
and damages, if you fail to appear and answer.
Ordered that publication hereof be made for IS
successive publication. on and after the 10th, OF
March, lS64, in The WEEKLY UNION RECORD.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of March,
4. p. 1864. JOHN DICK, Justice Of the
no20 l5t Peace Of said Township.
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Union County Central Committee.

Pursuant 10 resolution Of the Union Coun-
ty Convention, Mr.. Ever, Chairman Of the
convention, appointed the following gentlemen
as q Union County Central Committee for the
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Dissolution Notice.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNTY rREAsuRER's OFFICE,

VhuNILLE, NalVL I'm, INti. 7
Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered March Sih, TO April LIST. lS6l !;
including warrant No 50; April ID lS6i, also,
warrants drawn on the lndgent Sick Fund regis
tered Nov. 50th. 1851 10 Feb. lst ls62 will be paid
on presentation al this Office and will cease to bear
interest this from date; ifnot presented within
sixty days the money set spart fer their redemption
will be appropriated 10 pay warrants next IN
order Of registry.
II. 3. HUNT,
rr+t- 7s~eoe
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TIE counties Of Mariposa and Humboldt
|Ave held their County Conventions and an.
|pinted delegates to the Unon State Conyen-
on. They are instructed for Lincoln.
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SoNS of the Odd Fellow lodges below are
resdy masking preparations to celebrate the
bth anniversary Of the Order in the United
bates. to take place April 26th.
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/ IT is reported that the Rev Edward Everett
all. of Boston, and nephew 10 the Hon. Ed
ard Everett, will be successor to the late
ev. T. Starr King.
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OREGoS.-The Portland Union says that the
|emocrats admit that they DO not expect to
|.rry single county in the State st the
tmiDg election.
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On Monday. the 1lth day of April,

D 1864, at two o'clock, P. NJ of said day, all the
right, title and interest of said defendant, in and
TO the following property, heretofore attached in
said cause. to-Tit ON the 9th day of January, A.
D. 1854 and described Is follows, towit : All
that certain piece or parcel of land situated in
Chinatown, near the Town of Orovile, Butte Co.
California on the \ orth side OF Main street, in said
Chinatown. fronting 80 feet more or less, on said
Main street. and running back 100 feet, more or
less, upon which IS erected a Brick Store, building
known ' Ian Yek X Cos store together with
al and singular. the teuements hereditamente and
appurtenances thereunto belonging or IN any wise
aPpertalnlns.
". o. MIDDLETON.
Sheriff OF Butte County
By J. N Vera, Deputy.
OroYiIle, March II, \ 1S6i.
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TO BUTCHERS, IDROTERS AND OTHERS.
FORBESTOWN MARKET FOR SALE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS To SELL THE
Il above property and business, consisting Of
everything necessary for doing tirsi-cass business.
VIII be sold at a low bargain and is rare chance
for those wishing to dispose Of their cattle. Ap-
ply to RICHARD ECCLESI0N.
Forbestown, Blite Co. Cal.
n. B. 1.-THE above Is not sold soon. will be leased
to q responsible party. mas lu*
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Pay Up!

TENHO>E who owe ne are respectfully and ur
Il gently requested 10 pay u, without delay
u I an going away. THOS. WELLS.
QIoyIlle, Feb. %. lS64.
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SheriT's Sale.
by ). y. era, Deputy.
OrOyille, March II, \ D lS64.

EGY VIRTUE OF A DECREIAL ORDER Is
Id SUED out OF the District Court Of the 18th
Judicial District, in and Tor the County of Butte
and State OF California under the seal thereof in
the case of Wm. Hesse vs. Amelia Muller 10 me
directed and delivered, commanding me to sell the
Mogaged premises hereinafter described to satisfy
the Judgment mentioned i'll said order, to which
reference being had mole fully appears. l have
levied upon and Will expose at Public Sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash at the Court House door
ina said Comfy and
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Removed.

4 GOLDSTEIN * BRO. have removed from
~ their old stand to the store formerly occupied
by L. Meininger. opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel,
where they viii be pleased TO see their friends and
customers.
Oroville. February p 1854.
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On Monday, the 1lth, day of April,

4. D.. ls64 at O'Clock, P M, OF said day, all the
right title and interest OF the above named uefen-
dant in and to al that certain piece, Furcel or
lot OF ground or land, lying and being situated IN
the town OF Orovlle Butte and State aforesaid
on the northeast corner Of NJ Montgomery and Lincoln
streets, in said town OF Oroyille. Beginning at the
south west corner of Block No. Fifteen [l5l Lot
No /, thence running east along said Montgomery
street, thirty three feet 1851 thence north hun
dred and thirty two feet Il52l. thence west thirty
three feet 1851 to Lincoln street, thence along SAID
street one hundred and thirty two feet [l32 TO the
place OF Leginning F. v. DAY,
Sheriff OF Butte County.
b. F. JONES, Under Sheriff.
OroYille. March 18th 1854.
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Bonnet CO S. Mining Co

a 7 \ MEETING OF THE BOARD or TRUs-
n TEES of the above named company held on
tie lth DAY OF March. lS64, an assessment of nj
teen (i5) cents per share was levied PAYABLE i'm
mediately in United States gold coin. to the Sec
retary.
By order of the Trustees.
THEADORE F. ROHTE, Secretary.
Office Montgomery st.
OroUe, March 18th 1864. til
\ general meeting Of the stockholders will take
place next Sunday, 10th, inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
at the Office of the company, on Montgomery II.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-28
From Charleston.

Advices from Charleston to the 18th
inst, state that Gen. Gilmore has remov-
ed his headquarters to Port Royal. The
obstruction between Forts Sumter and
MOultrie are entirely gone; but up the
main ship-channel, perhaps . mile and a
quarter above Sumter, are buoys, stretch
ing from the jutting point above Simkins,
on James Island, out towards Fort Rip
ley. The contractors who are endeaV-
oring to raise the Keokuk make slow
progress. Their divers succeeded in
raising matches Of the Weehawken, and
one body, that of Charles Sponbergh,
third assistant engineer, foated out, the
head gone and flesh much eaten By fish,
but the body was recognized from his
clothing. Probably more bodies have
hOated from the wreck. Only Forts Put
nam and Chstfeld, on Cummings Point,
are engaged in the bombardment. Ex-
periments have been made to test the
power and endurance of the 90-pound
Parrot guns. From one of these, fred Of
intervals of five minutes for sixty seven
consecutive hours up TO Thursday, Janu-
airy IA, st sunset, five hundred and sixty
two shots were aimed at Charleston, Of
which all but about forty fell within the
city limits. The elevation Of this gun is
forty degrees, the charge Of powder three
pounds and half. This il the seyerest
trial that . Parrot gun has been subjected
to. At thirty-fve degrees the she'll fell
into the city. At forty they must 20
beyond the burnt limits. Another Par
rot gun, of 100 pounds ealiber, has been
trained at the same elevation Of forty
degrees, and with q charge Of ten pounds
of powder three test shots were sent into
Charleston yesterday. Il is believed
that the gun will stand this severe
usage.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-28
OAnp s,rrH. Jan. 2ssh. 1894


We, the members Of Co. L, 81 Ken
lucky Cavalry, held meeting last even
ing in honor Of the late John Leaf, Of
Perry county, Indiana, who was stabbed
by Harrison CLARK, smsmber Of the same
company, while in 3 a Of intOxicstiou,
without any provOcation Whatever.
Captain John P. Cummings vas chosen
Chairman, and John Beutel, Secretary.
Sergeant Henry B. Head was appointed
10 draft resolutions expressive Of our
grief; when the following vas presented
and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, God, By . strange Pr0vi-
dence. has called as 70 mourn the loss Of
a devoted friend and fellow soldier, our
companion on many . weary march and
hard fought battle one who was brave
and generous 10 . fault; loved By bis
comrades, honored by his officers, and
greatly sstesmed By al who knew him
ResolUsd, Ist. That We sincerely sympa-
thize with bis parents and relatives, who
are 50 unexpectedly called 70 mourn his
loss.
RssolDed, "a. That we deeply regret che
sad casualty that hath torn from our
ranks one 50 full Of life and courage,
whose every word and deed was truly
manly snd heroic.
RsSolDsl, % That these resolutions b
published in the Nashville Union and
Louisville Journal; also, a copy be sent
10 the parents Of TIE deceased.
On motion the meeting sdj0urned.
Carr. CUMMSGs, Chairman.
JOHE BEUTEL. Secretary.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-28

Gen. Busted very satisfactorily ex-
plains the mention Of bis name in one
Of the Lamar letters" just published.
Before the rebellion broke out he had,
for instance, . suit involving $4,000 in
bis charge as lawyer for Mr.. Lamar.
When the rebellion begun such rela tions
ended. Mr.. Busted says Ia August,
1851, the son Of Mr.. g. B Lamar, for
merly president of the Bank Of The Re-
public, in this city, addressed me letter
revealing the plans, capacity, and designs
Of the rebels. / hesitated as TO the DIS
position which I should make Of It..
Written communications between gentle
men are regarded as sacred, and to ex-
pose them is properly considered base
proceeding; but upon reflection, deemed
it my duty as 8 loyal American citizen
to make the Government acquainted with
the contents Of this letter, and sent the
original to Gen. George b. Mcclellan the
day after / received il. have the ac-
acknowledgement Of il from the General,
through bis aid camp, with the Seen
erals best thanks" This letter was
written in regard 70 business exclusively
professional, WHICH I had in charge for
Mr.. Lamar, but be thought proper, after
disposing Of that subject, TO give me III
formation which deemed important for
our army to possess, and 30 I made y
known 70 the General, who then had
command Of our forces.