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steamship FAIRBANKS. Lewis. Washington 50 hours with
Steamship CHESAPEAKE w,cs Portland, with mdas and
shp orphsus rms. Vessels semen As days. with mass
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with mdss and Zoo p.sseegsrs 70 unkArt Co Had Que
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Bark Bradford oabels. zaza 20 days, with sugar. &C. to
Big Drummond, Conway. Aspnwai . with mdse. to
Brig Sarah Larsen 5of Barbados, Hopkins 8. Martins "A
Brig Johnston tof Liverpool Ns) Foster. Barbados.
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dayr with salt, % Tines smitn Sid In company with
brg HENRIETTA Hodsdon, Bcrmudss daya tn ballast 70
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wheels and saw her again day, but coming thck
Brig h1c.,so tof Winds r. Ns) Scott bridgeport, CB IL
days with to d Dewof
Brig II Minturn fof Yarmouth. NS) Buck. Cow Bay, ii
days. with coal. to B Small & 90
Brig Veteran tof Liverpool, Ns). damage, Cow Bay,
days WIN soa 70 & msser 81 'ns 20 miles OF Cape So
Big qnango. Reed, Cow Sa with coal TO B Sw ain.
Rfg Miranda, Scott Cow Say, with coal, q B Swain
sr Adele SNOW Jeseme 10 days With cocoa, wood, &c,
:, sehr Predonia, Walls. Cow Bay with COAL to C&BJ
schr Cyclone Babbidge, Lngan. 10 dars with COAL to W
Brown 4 Co
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schr Palas. Oxon RocS!snd
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schr rscp rss n akeI an Bass o r P
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RRTunSRpS traashlp Champion Wi son. he noe 9Th inst
for New Orleans, having 9Th inst, about 100 miles SAN
dy Hook burst one Of her steam ppe she returns for
VIII proceed on her voyage
Two brigs
North Star fulton, Ernst Mercf ships Parana Soloo
barks winona, Frank American Eagle; schr Ann Maria
7th--stearnsnips Columbia Empire CITY.
Wind at sunset SW
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crLNara IN cnMYANn.

crlrGrs IN COMMAND.
lctfs V0lutocr Lisuicnani J. A. HarflR q the sup.
ply steamer Nsvbern, has been ordered 70 tho rrige
steamer tilion. siting ont a. fhladepb'a snd A.
IL Yeillteer le1Iepar. ". X cfessy Fjn relieve liG
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Interesting from the Depart.
ment Of the South.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.
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Exchange Of Officers Under .
Flag of Truce.
CletbiRe and Supplies Sent 10 PriC-
sners at Charleston.
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LOYALTY VERSUS STARVATION.
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Anticipated Arrival Of Ten Thousand Eebel
Prisoners for Exchange.
IMPAIRMENT Ann REREl NEWS
DEPARTMENT AND REBEL NEWS,
AA., H., -.

Ry the suival OF she United sia,es transport AIago
Eenry 4 Gaisden, sommandiag, have received
highly interesting Intelligence from Major Genera los.
sef rs department., which we give below
We are indebted 70 My. Fred. w. Ely, purser Of the
Arago, for the prompt delivery Of correspondence
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roo LATE ron oLAssIFICArfos.

49, -
I osT-A CHECK. DRAWN BY JOS. E. sPINNEY on
IL the Marine Bank for fl,s94 Or Payment has heed
stopped The finder will be suitably rewarded By LEAVING
the at Blake Bros. 4 Co.'s, Wall street.
Eth CONGRESSIONAL DfsTRIOf-Ar A MBErfr4
- Of the Convention, held pursuant call from Moyar3
Hail. al The Tenth Ward hote Fday evening" Octobei
vi o'clock, lhonas Cnasin unanimously nominated
ED, NICHOLS, ohs,rman.
r. MsLIo, 'osoNos
OCD WARD. .4TAMwANy HALL WARD coMMIT
~ tec.-At regular meeting ~ the above NcmmIme
held st their headquarters, friday evening occbey
1864 on mouon Alexander ward declared the reguaG
nominee for the Thirteenth Asse nbly q gIIck a
JOHN 3, MAsTKRsos Chhsrmaus
WV srEBACH, Secretary
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Port OF New York, October =. IS,

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Rrom Hnrper,, RoatI1.

l Two Gump8eB OF JeRoHSon Davis
We have lately had two glimpses of JEFF
ferson Davis, sad and gloomy enough
About month ago . littIeis6n of his fel
frOmia baIcony and wasskillSd, Andio6 thl
Sunday afterno oon after the funeral, which
was the day subsequent to the battle o
\ the Wilderness, Davis Is, described sitting
alonetiu his pew inpehurch, clad in deer
black, q figure Of utter grief and Woe,-
The second glimpse is at the funeral o.
the rebel General ]. r g7B. Stuart II tool
place att late hour in the afternoon. The
scene was most dreaEy. s1The short ser.
vice was readH as if there must be no time
lost. The guns hatthreatened RIehmoud
with justice ,foared beyond the city No
military escort accompanied the procession
to the grave; but chief of all during the
burial service at the church, Jefferson Da-
Wis is seeuisitting near the front tFwith q
look Of grief upon his care.Worni ifa6e." .
Care worn his face may we'll. be At SOL
dter's fnueral, for he has caused more fu-
nesals; more agonized heart. breaks, more
comtortless sorrow, than any man the sun
NOV looks Upon Nor is there probably q
mors wretched being in the world. Bafied
in his ambitious aud long plotted suhemes,
unsupported by thoseupon whom he count.
ed in the North ) deserted and disdained BY
the British Government SIck and sad in
miudtaudc body his huge crime is supre-
lieVed by solitary ray of extenuation or
excuse. That his theory of the National
Government might honestly differ from
ours may be'admitted; but that he should
assert q mere theory, without the least ex.
cuse Of oppression, at such cost of blood
and sorrow, is itself an atrocity. While to
assert it, as he aud his fellows have done.
for the basest aud most odious of purposes.
is an unspeakRble wick edness. Even could
he'succsed, and his OOnfedeFRoy acquire a
position among recognized States; the in
fanny otits origin could no more be forgot.
ten than the source of fortune which
sprang from. the slave trade. go s7iiH
Even could the effort to destroy ths
Union and divide the country prosper: the
object of the destruction would be forever
remembered Grant the success, concede
that the rebellion triumphs; do you think
Jefferson Davis would rank in history with
Milltiades, withS0urtius, with Arnold Won
Hinklereid, with William Tell, with Wash.
ingtoli with Bolivar, with .GAFabAIdif
Would his gnamei'be hailed with love and
enthusiasm as q friend of humanityt No.
His epitaph would have ne higher heroic
strain than this: uHe destroyed q great.
powerful and prosperous nation because Il
refused TO be degraded, and because he
wished to whip women and sell babies un.
challenged" In,American history the crime
of Benedict Arnold disappears before that
of Jefferson Davis. The gloom that shFou-
ded him In these two glimpsss In the
church will never pass away from his
figure as it Is seen in history-thsi gloom
Of uurelieVsd infamy. lff. aEisns1u y
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The The ohlyRlryr, WsiBPsd by 4; S;'Nlg.

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\ %, .ig.cq Prom the Chicago Tdbuns.,5,s
Major General Ftzi Hugh Lee-7=uame
thrice redolent of ,chivalry-fragrant with
the aroma of ristocracy-exquisitely lex
pressive of the creme deiLd creme, of lthe in-
ner. circle Of the elits Of Yirefniass First
Eamilies-who dwelt in the holy of-holies
OF Caucasian superiority -Ffz Hugh Lse;
has been swhipped2laid out-brought to
grief-madesto to skedaddled by American
cili8ens of African descent-in short! by
colored Federal soldiers-HnoE 10 put to
ane point uPon is{'5 by,nigEers run,
away slaves, by the lazy thriftless, impro-
'Eident ttnigs3 sLRuguSgeis inadequate to
the expression of such phenomenon. On
the Que side, We have Ahs Virginia ariSto-i
crat eondescanding,s sandaso far foregoing.
his chiyslrops prejpdices and ch tistian edu-
cation, as to be willing for the Eirst time, TO
whip "niggern without J6rst, having him
diSatmSdg hand .cufed, and, his naked hide.
exposed By menisls to the chiYslrous Ia sh.
Nay be lsigillipR TO whip the ''nfggerp
armed uniformed and entrepehed, But
there came the-Enb. The transition from
whipping negroes that had first bsen tried
and stripped for the purpose, 10 whipping
negroes armed aud equipped for fighting in.
Volved a new contingency, viz That the
4niggers'l might whip him. Now Major
Gen" Fits Hugh Lee creme de Ia creme, &c,
under these embarrassing circumstances,
bethought him of the Chinese mode of
fighting which Is fret 70 make very ugly
faces, IL that falls in subduing the enemy,
70 mAks very loud noise, and in case of
the possible failure of both these maneu.
vers, TO make a very great stink. The eye,
the ear, and, the nostril being thus con-
temporaueously assailed, if the enemy fail
to caPitulAtsitmust be from entire lack of
In purddanos OF. thsasl taGtiGbA Gen. Lee
drew out his forces in full array; which
was equiyaleutto making very ugly face.
BE then sent word to the "niggers" tn at
bis forces were ample TO compel q surren-
der, and that resistance would be hopeless.
This Bas the appearance of the very loud
noise. he then informed the 1niggersn
that should they give up sWhipped3 with.
out proving themselves good soldiers, be
| would treat them as prisoners of.War; but
should they compel him to fight them, he
shonld ia snbst&noe snffes them all 70 be
massaered., ThisicorResponded 70 the Chi
nese policy of Hthirdly-as great stink. ."-
lit failed, however, foi hthe sooty garrison
only responded We'll try thatliss Ii was
tried accordingly, They repulsed the chiy.
airy. They defeated the chiValry, and &C
Z she, chiFalrys AFTER having shown that theil
cruelty was only mitgated by their weak
4 ness, adopted the Uhihaman's = fayofite atit
lGst meIemenI.i They retreated. Verify
the chiyRlryi o siz2A e-t 7sa7'
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BRIo. GEN. SEYMOUR, unfortunate in
the affair at obustee, and recently capt
#uFed by slnight attack during the battles
of the Wilderness. may or may not be 4
slziIltut offcer, but his speech to the reb-
els ct charlottesville entities him to the
respectfulregard ofhis countrymen. He
told them. sa' a9 fg aa5is.
Gen. Lee may possibly defeat Gen.
Grant and the Federal army; but what
of thati | trust that if he defeat him he
may follow up his success by taking
Washihgtonand burningit to the ground,
And let him not stop there; let him can.
ture and burn Baltimore, then advance on
Philadelphia, and burn that Then, at last
we shall have a united North, and shall
begin to show you what war is"
Those words have the ring of the true
metal, especially when we consider that
he who.uttered them was at the time Of
theiF utterance, on his way to the horrors y
of Libby Prison. Less than this has
giveninanyia brave prisoner among our
Fegee foes the crown of martyrdom. q
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HGOLD represents Democracy; grssnbacks
Republicans. The oue isgoing up and the
other dovn,"'-coPPsrA Assd ExeAapgl. -.
f. The above is tue in one sense at least.
Generally when oHr armies are defeated,
gold goes up, and so does Butternut De-
moctany i -0u1ths other hand, when our
troops overcome the rebels 10 the field,
gold and democracy droop together. The
fate ofthat party,S like the price or gold,
depeadSVery much on the success of Lee
aud they all seem to know Washiag
ton LPa! RePofter.3 .lAl.i = 49,
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FATLoRsYILLEi May IS, 1864.
No engagement to-day and very little
Diminishing. Grant has strong fortifca.
tions ip our front, and is supp0sing, 70 be
moving his main force around stiItIlofe to
our right. There has been heavy firing
to-dayIg extending back several miles on
the line Of the Central Railroad; and It is
,copieetuted that the enemy are burning
the track and depots. Il is also reported
that sthe enemy are destroying the track
between Milford aud chesterfield depot on
the fredericksburg road. This seems ID
Indicate that Grant intends changing his
base towards the Peninsula. - d
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THB Copperhead newspapsrs- are siif
harping upon Mr., SeEalds That states
man has been fortunate enough TO keep
the country ont OF war With foreign Pow,
ere. Such war would be the Tecogut.
zion Of treason, and theFe'ors the ehagrir
of these gentlemen At Mr. SeWhrd'si sue.
cess. -. 80.
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ESeEs :, Neyt6a 3Bro,Op, D. d. Editor oftks Rtet-
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Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distruSt OF
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF NO suf-
dieAt ro9lon why man may NOT testify the benht
be Believes himSe 70 cd nom any drnpIe
preparations in the hope that he may thus confrib-
ute 70 the ben0ht 6fotkGi6.
do this the more readily In regard 70 Hoonahd'a
This city, beeGdISI va theS1 ft
many year,, under the Impression thai they 1efe
chiefly an alcohoiia 1nh1ln1& am Indebted tony
friend Robert shoemaker, ESQ, for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
n1eut tot th4HS when Innie1ng Effoh gTAat ahd
long continued debility. The use Of three bottl6S
Of these Bitter, at thu. beginning Of the pretout
year, waS followed BY evident Tele and Iestorakfon
to . degree Of bodily and mental ViRoT which had
not fslt for Sik mehthB before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. I thef = s@1z 3nk God and
my friend for directing. me to tn 4uSo OfInem.7
PhnAdslpA - June IS, 1851. " ~ ~
IAEL W VI EgG2EEETg 5,e
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turers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
noodgRtes OF NOStFums in the shape % poor whisky
yilely compounded with Injurious drugs and chris
tened Tonics, StomAehicS aud Bitterg. ss-rr- -r
Beware OF the innumeIGble array OF Alcoholic
preparations In plethoFio bottles, and highbeIled
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IMPORTANT TO. SOLDIERS /
Those hayine Friends in tho ArmyI

Those hayine Friends in tho Army 4
We call the attention of all having relation or
ma Bttef5" viii cure nine-tSIths OF the diseases
induced BY exposure and priVationB Incident 70 cAp
lifo. In the lists, pabliGhed almost daily in the
newspapers, on the arrival Of the sick, It viii be
from debility. Every case Of that kind can tbe
readily cured by HoohAud'S German BftterI DIS
eaaes resulting from dlporderaof the dSeSrVeprgSns
stating that Gthsae BitteEs freely used among
our SOLDIER hJ3erSdsot Yves might be saved that
WecRll particular Rttgntion 70 the, following re-
m4rkEblo and Nhn Aathenticatsd cure Of ono Of the
nAtions heroes, whose life, to use his languages
-, u. - PIlLADHtPH1k, Aux 23d 1857.
mEA4ass oHEa Z AHs:-Well, gentlemen, your
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years. q member OF ShermAn,H celebrAted battery
and under the immediate command Of Captain E
Ayers. Through the exposure attendant 1upob my
afdnou1 idntOG,' '1iWaB attacked in HqTembsI last
with ammAtiou Of the lungs and was for SEVENTY
two days 10 the hospital This &aS foll6Od 10 great
debihty, heightened BY an attack OF dysehteEJ. 1
was then i6m0V6 from the White House, and sent
70 this. city on board the estate OF WaInS1 from
Eheh lAhded on tie 2Sfh OF June. einee thAt time
have been about ~ low a. any one could be and
VS. scarcely able to swallow any thing and III did
force morSel down, Il was Immediately iylthroWn db
Il
Z I could not oFen keep glass Of iEatsr on my
Itpmhch. Life eQpld not last under such elreuns
1taneeSi and seeoraingiy, the phyaleiAns who hsVs
rescue me nom the grasp Of the dread Afchsr,frSnk.
told me thpy could do no moro for me, and SdVAcd
me to Bso clergyman, and to make such dIipostion
Of my limited funds - best suited me. An SoqAint-
hnea who Tlfifed me At the hospftEf lGE Rredariek
steinbroWn Of Sixth street, below Arch, advised mel
as forloTn hope toIy your BitteFpt and kindly
prepared Ne bottle, Rron the time 4 commenced
aud ~ nd lh6R, hankt t3od tfor H. getting better
Though have taken butitUo bottles, have already
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Front Royal To your invaluable RitteFa owe the
certainty ofll0 which has taken the place Of vague
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We fully concur In the truth of the above state.
ment, as We had d0lpairud OF seeing eur eomrada
Mr.. Malone restored 70 health. -
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From the RIsA1aaona l.saaIassl Nay Is.
TAYLoRsvILLs !, May 25, l8t

On Monday evening, Fits Lees cavalry
being pressed BY the enemy's Infantry near
Andersonville Cross Roads. McGoWan,s
brigade was sent to support the cavalry,
when considerable light ensued. The
enemy was held in check. 'ga.asa 1lp ~
Yesterday there was considerable skir-
nishing on,qur right and slight skirmish-
ing on our left. During the evening Ma
hone, commanding Anderson's division,
repelled an attack of the enemy on the
LEFT, and in turn charged them, capturing
some prisoners. =
This morning thereis some artillery fir-
ing that amounts to very little.
Our troops are still in the very best pos
sible spirits. z145 aAHlEt
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eEaERAI oRDERs-no. Al.

. ,.ss sEaEBAI oRDERs-Ho. Al. a
HEADo'T'Rs., ARxY OF NORTHERN YA.,) 90
{ z,.s5,..ssu iI.ss May 20. 1864.
The Commanding General announces to
the army with heartfelt sorrow, the death
of Msjor General J. E. B. Stusrt, late com.
mauder Of the cavalry corps of the Army
Of Northern Virginia. ,.s - :,
Among the gallant soldiers who have fall
len In this war General Stuart was second
to none In valor, iu zeal, in unflinching de.
Votion 70 his country. 7sl35 asi
His achievements form a conspicuous
part of the history of this army, with
which his name aud services will be for
ever associated. > ~ 6jmilitary capacity Of
high order and 6lllthe noble virtues Of
the soldier he added the brighter graces OF
pure life, guided and sustained BY the
Christians faith and hops, =
The mysterious hand Of an all-vise God
has removed him from the scene of his
usefulness and fame. His grateful couu,
trymen will mourn his loss aud cherish his
memory. To bis comrades in arms he hal
left the proud recollection Of his deeds anG
the inspiring influence of his example,
a-i a." -..5 Z. 81 LEE, General.
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aEHERAL LIE tIsPAToH.
IIon the. Z ehmond. .EIanInar ~ q

y Y hon the hlo hmOnd. .Examiner, May 90. f
Nothing of intefsstel tr66spired shout
'HShSSor . JuuctionS on tsfdSy.-. Z The DOL
lowing otacial dispatch coneerning the
events Of Tnssiay sWa5Sfsceived at the
War Department on yesterday. %
TAEIsoRsyIE1E, May 2417s;so ~ P. NJ.
The enemy has been making attacks
upon our lines 70 day, probably With q
view of ascertaiuing our position. They
were easily repulsed. Gen. Mahou drove
three regiments across the river, captur-
ing stand of colors and some prisoners,
among them an Aid,ds. Camp of General
Ledlie. RE LEI. =
Official information was received last
evening thatsome skirmishipg had OCCUR!
red during yesterday at different points of
the line. but apparently without important
results. Il is probable we shall soon have
Ftoirec0Za auother grand baitle, aud as Gen.
Lee is supposed to have the enemy Just avkere
he sgdnts hin, 4 Is likewiss supposabEs tkat
pGraHtis detdaed to q deeisibS dsfISG ;. ID
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-5y REFER TO- .sl
HOH. R. L ByEEszIal, judgs slprsms Court Of
Appeals, MorFlntoWn, West w. . gfs
Hon. H.WnlA.HAIRUoSs 1udgs Supreme Court Of
aaoiI. Ess. PIs.IdsSt - i. : X R.at q wheel
ins, a. OlATksblrBI Wet HAsas sat so hs-arfn
V. RAaHIR, cs.his[ n an. Rank OF wheeling,
RRIHR 4 RAIN. BaRkOES, PittsbnFEh, Pa
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STTTZENS5
FfG, MaiIiliB3. & life InlssllnIllcis3 Co,
OF WHEELINS4NV VA.
srsr..1-5 DIRECTORst :

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John HSt, 10 L.S DelaPlAin, Michael sRellly,.i
Jacob Berger, :. q. Norton, Tho1! Sweeney,
B.oAldUen, }. o! Harbour, And. P. W6odS
e. Thll oomPSny 4 owned aid. lfnanasOd BY
many Of our most wealthy and influential MeF-
and plSp pIrsd IS ttfs i-Ips and REisf
BuidtnE1, Manufacturing RltAhlilhmsnts, stoek1 o.
aulls OF StSAmboAts, RASgel, IlAtboAt8, and their
saIGoelI upon the Weltern rivers and on SfeamahfpG
eteamboIfg and Sailing YelBslE and theifa chrVoeS
upon the IdteE Also on Liv6 Ht loW rate
and accommodate ting torrin, i1E7a,lh NEE 's3fI
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THE OONNAHDER AT R1oHroND.
From the Richnond Examines, May 90.

Brigadier General John H. Rinder vas a.
on ,yesterday relieved from duty as Pro-
-Vost Marshal General at this post, and
will We understand, be ordered TO Colds
bore N, O., upon similar duty. His staff,
consisting Of Captain w. s. Winder, Act.
ing Adjutaut General; Captain W. Henry
iCapers,l Abide Camp; Lieutenaut s. p.
Deyis, Inspector; General, and Lieutenant
IKtIYt Brown, Aitdide- Camp will accom-