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a A gentleman recently arrived in Rich
mond, from Maryland, where be has been fer
several weeks, gives an encouraging account Of
the feeling existing among the friends OF the
South in that State. He says they never were
moro hopeful or mere saBRuiRe of the success OF
The ConfedeTate cause than at the present time.
Msnkeled by the armed sgions Of Lincoln, and
sepsrsted fren their Soashcrn friends BY natural
obstacles, they have never desPaired OF ultimste-
lv unitiny their Stale to the S0uthsIR ConfedeTs-
cv- Richmond SsatiHsi
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E5- The Redmond SsHiiasl states that Co.
3. T. Chiffon, who for long lime psstshas
oecp acting as assistant adiu'AEs-geneIAl, has
been promoted to the rsnk OF bngadieI-genersl,
snd viii hereafter be the inspector general, thus
dividing the two Offices. Gen. Cooper retains
bio Old posilion Of alin.ant -e.naral
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TIE WHEAT OR0P D ariug cur recent trip
to Shelby we were pleased to notice that the
fields OF wheat in the counties Of Dallas, Au-
tsuga, Bibb and Shelby, on the Alabama and
Tennessee Rivers railroad, were looking very
promising, snd if they meet with no misfortune
will prove an abundant crop. We are also
pleased to learn that large crops of wheat have
been Soun in sll these e0aRlies.-MaYios (ALa J
CoTnT16ny.salfk
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Ta golDEgs OF TREasTRY NOTES.

rRE6s Try DEPABTHEST. DEPosIrkRTs OFFIcE
atlanta, Ca February y, 1864.
Certificates for four per cent bonds. under the late
sos congress, can be received from this date until
Ali le at This ofica TO facits's the transaction Of
le lsygs amount Of business devoiEing on me, sug
ss % ss hslssFs Of notes. that they srsAnge then
u.scdoabis, IN packages Of the sane oenonnshon' n
susas Of s5e9, sl09O. .7esoo0 and slO,Oee.
JOHN FYs. DUNCAN
nenorliErV
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$40 RE Rn.

FgfOR the recovery o. Sd Oil CLOTH CARPET
II BAG sol from tle l.8lt E0neTy and west
Tsoipt train a. West Patnt depo SatsrGay morning
March 1911. sad ag Con.zius3 p graving tools
ons 6ns al. H.gne, one ga potter. esd oiher little
,fr. re fuder sib -euc Il 20 he MruipbiE D. saI
race ail-1ta Ihe aGst issr Witlas 70 cEfrs "a hs
Iluffrra = VI q On c.l rois Iuh-4 bt
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Gen. Lee ts be Unanswered out Of Virginia
The Nashville correspondent Of the PhiIadel-

aaeAfs Lee 70 DC HdBncNFGfeu ouA oA uhfEAnla
The Nishyilie correspondent Of the Philadel-
phia EnqEiTsr says:
Gen Lee. ss we ell know, counting in bis
forcss under L0ngslreet, has an srmy which
may be swslled, should the programme call for
what forces could be spared from Gems. WiudsT,
Pickett and BssuIegsTd, to ll0 900 men, most
Of whom are veterans and successful soldiers.
This would be dangerous avalanche to topDle
over into Pennsylvania, you would say. But
nothing Of that sort viii transpire, at least with
the army OF the Potomac dispersed On the de-
fensivs, a. IS its most jUdioiou5 situation. Ny
private opinion Is that there viii be no battle in
Virginia this summer; that both sTmics viii
rest on the defensive until strategy shall have
compelled Lee 20 reinquish tho State of Viz
ginis, and quickly, too, 10 escape destruction.
II this be not the Case the Eastern battle ground
may be transferred 70 North Carolina If Lse
eYseuRtes Viseinia, he viii do 50 reluctantly
Many have anticipated and urged !. as = fact,
that Virginia vould be given up for the cotton
States True, politically speaking the vitality
OF the Southern COnfederacy exists not in the
Old Dominion. But the reeessariss Of life
grow there, and the abAndonmsnt Of the next
crop Of that State would be the blow which
would sound the ConfedsEaeY's death knell, as
It is the only place where an sbuldkncs Of
grain and provisions can be looked foT, if the
blockade is a little more ngidly enforced. The
reader, in this case, nsy assist ne in my sPeeu-
lssions. There are q multiplicity Of things
which Lss may OF might attempt, hut think be
win attempt nothing; bat that he will Leave bis
present position, through strategy On orr part
OF designs Of his OWn, before the middle Of July,
is q fixed fact in my opinion.
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DALTON arch e9.--Our last adFices from the frcnt
rsPrssent e enemy quiet WhseIsr's cavalry IS vigil
anty Hs hing The denousment Of the latest Yankee
prospective eamPalsu. Gen. Johnston is, no d0gbs
fully sdEised as TO their movements.
Shermaa's having taken up bis headquarters a.
Nashville "a regarded bind to conceal Grants On
70 Richmond" and enable Thomas to hold Johnston in
cheek.
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FssEk hAAE.

-s-z14fR or ave tnoussnG ibf. OF 5HAI TIfsa aal
= PJJfsl.LEs IN goOa orcer--E Iculhr Saw IN nee
-1rsstou for use, ard oue fraltlrad5 aHo a pair l
Srs EfI Stones Hitb spindle and api urter anessal
ID !, ch may b. lssn my mi, MAE miles west o.
- ~ 'a. ss'e' J. q GARLINGT0N
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Lnber EmpressInent.


The following the regulations adopted bY General
Polk for the imprsssnsnt Of labor In his depsrtsnt
Colonel F. s. BlouRt is the chief agent Of presSnent
by appointment Of General Polk:
BEADqUARTERs DEPARTMENT OF
ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI AND EAST LOUIsIAEA,
DsnoPolis. Ala, March Is, 1864.
To the Citizens Of the States Of AlabAms Mississippi
and Est LouiEisnsi
The commanding general of the department OF Ala.
bama- Mississippi and bsst Louisiana in order TO tbs
eeetual organization Of system for the procure
msnt Of lGbof orders fo0Ws:
L All powers Of impressmeut Of slave labor hereto
fore granted hereby revoked
lmpresEmsnts hereafter made will be under direct
authority from these headquarters
3 Tie system will be carried out by one chief sgsnt
and 10 insure an intelligent and ust exercise Of bis
powers his orders will be executed through sub agents
recommended by the Governors OF The respective States
In which lmpressmsnts are made.
l. All application for 'sbor rust be made 10 these
heB3qHzrteTs, sud specify ths number Of Saves
The length OF Time the purposes for which required
3 lnapressnentI viii be made with due regard 10
the suoant uf labor htEetoore furnished and the bur
dsns 10 be borne in future will be sQusIed No impress
msat OF labor will be made for longer period than
siEty days, unless ndCr stringent necessity otherwise
the sborsTs will be returned a. the end OF thst period
o. All orders Of exemption heretofore grauted are
hereby revoked Applications for exemptions aud dis
charges must be made TO the etef agent Of impress.
meut who blone IS empowered TO grant such exsmp-
tioas and dischsJges aud who will report the 70
department headquarters.
:. Contracts with the Government form no ground
for exemption except in contained in orders from
the RdutaBt snd inspee EeusTslt office Richmond
E. Impressmeuts beiuR ma by the orders Of the
chief agent Of impressment are not revoked
The citizens Of Alabama Mississippi and East Louisi.
ana In which States mprossmen's OF labor for public
service msy be required, are cordially and earnestly
solicited TO urnish such labor a. the necessities Of III
country at this time imperativeiy demsud
Their ooopsTalOn with The military authorities in the
defense Of our common country confidently relied on
from heir known patriotism and loyalty.
By command Of Lieut. Gen. Polk
THOS Ii JACK, A a. General.
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- 81 AaverrlsImg.

All advertisements vii 5s charged thESs dollars per
square for the 3rst HssrtiOu-and fso dollars and
naif f1E sssh subsequent insertion.
Lea noHces WI be essrso1 ss sks rate o. 6tF
PsE tine
Obituary Boiises, and ell other sFtleeH not o. gen
sra public Interest charged .. other ad,srisesnts
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FROsa MATAfOROS-We Wsrs shown, this
u,ornius,. = private letter fron sn ofieer in our
srmv. stationed At F0Tt Blown, which con
tsjnsd the following important itHEnS Of news:
There sTs nine French war friyases sssfioned
a he noush Of the RIO Grands. md s. i bS-
lisyed an attack VIII be made upon MstsInoros %
Our correspondent at BfoWnBville says that
Csrtiuss, on the 7ih iass, vas preparing 10
march against the enemies Of tbe LibsTal gov-
eminent, and il be is go1s, Mstamoros viii bs
at the mercy Of ihs French fogess,-N o. Era,
liza iRst,
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The highest market price, either in money
or subscription, VIII be paid for clean cstson
CT linen rags, whiss or eOlOred, delivered at the
APPEAL counsing-r room, Atlanta.
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To the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThFougheut the C0Hfederaey.

CUAETEHEA FR-GEEERALs DEFfBTaEKT Rail
ROAD BUREAU. IClUuud, Va, Feb. 20 1864.
The friends AID rsis ives OF soldiers in The Army Of
Eor bern Virginia sTe hereby notified tbs an arrange
msut has This ds been effected with the Southern EE
press Company to carry ali packages OF fo5d and wear
ing apparel TO ssiehnuIid, Va
To secure the Advantage tbuz obtained through se
Express Company, the following inrtruotioEs must Be
Ob1srved:
Packages must not contain more than one hundred
pounds; be wei secured azd plainly marked, and sent
tbs expense Of the shipper to either Of the SOLDIER
Relief Associations, which are located az foIl0wE:
In Eoub Carolina At Raleigh in South Cssolira Al
Columbia in Georgia at Augusta in Alabama al
Muutg0msryi or 70 any other point at which one OF
these Associations have an Office.
The Agents Of these Associations viii there take
charge OF thaB, and slip daily, By Southern Express
Company, 20 tbs proper Agents Of ths respective
States q. Richmond, who viii them distributed 70
the proper individual OFnsrs
To zloel he wishes 1f the 50diers and 10 give tbsm
3 osrtcin and speedy communication with home, the
Southern Express Company ms agrssd TO give this
freight preference over everything else and, in order
that no obstacle Hy OCUur be success q 20 lauda-
bic a. entsrpr5s ths several Ralrosd Companies are
hereby requested 10 render the Ezpfes Company such
facilities a. VIII enable Il to make his arrangement
complete success
Al The soutbsTn Express Company assumes AZ re-
sponsibty q the transportation Of thsss packages
rhs Belief Associations are requested Withdraw thelT
Agents who have Lsretpare acted travelling msssen
gers II the Relief AEas0ciltious viii establish agen
eisa IN the rear Of other aTieE hey may enjoy he
SANE privileges hereby secured 10 The Army Of North
en- Virginia. T. W. SINS
Lisut.-CoL and QasrtermasteE.
Ann ID
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7. III. sECTOJR,
News = gent Ger she army ef TeEHessee,
AND AGENT FCR

Tee sIt9FcEsStaS UNstB s495CNt.
Nail Carrlers, Bngsds and Regiments, News gonts
viii be supplied s. hsrstefors with Daily Papers St;
eighteen to twent7 oohts-sso daily papers At he
counter ~ twenty I've cents
Is-gs edition Of ,hs ErPEAL rscs!vsE every day
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~ DR.. ]. NJ Boyd, who Is now somewhere
in Georgia or South cATolias, is informed that
his wife and family are OHt q Es5i Tennessee
aud aye remaining in Wythsyills, Va, until
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:. 2. w0ODSCN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
H,aleF Stree, NeET cOTHeT FAitehatl,
ATLANTA, Georgia.

CyPECIAL attention given to sale Of Manufactured
- and Smoking Tobacco. NOW Offering some osEirh
Die lots of Tobacco for Investment
500 packages Of Iau-es Thomas extra enc Iooaeeoi
various brznds foT sale. J. p NOODSOS'
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S5s,iHsy tLs VaIus Of de Old Isfae Of C5Hfsderafe
AgHg uhes DtsoolYtsi for he Nso EEsus gf c0Ejeds.
rats M0zEg ths Rae Of Fr.s Dollars IN Od fssls
for Tan5 Dollars n Nel5 Issue from IS 10 $500
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a One Of he frozen Tossters found hargipr
by lis elaYs to the limb Of tree, as New AZ
hany, Indiana, hsd his last crow sticking eleven
inches out OF his mouth, and frozsn stiff.
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GEEEEALs CoURr MARTIALEr.-A ooYre,

GENERALS COURT AARTIALEB.--A CORES.
pondent IRON East Tennessee writes:
s'In LoEgstreet'S army the only matter Of
general interest is relatiVe to our generals.
Gen. Robertson, Of the Texas brigade, has just
been court mATtialed on grEYe charges. Gen.
and Gen. Law, Of AIabana, On his return from
farIoush Yesterday, HAs placed under arrest
An these dificulsiss, believe, grew out OF she
atfaok on Knaxviile''
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DIN NOT SUcCEED.--Gen. W. i. Jones', the
&c v;s bt hawk has returned from Kentucky.
he aid nos succeed in capturing the pack mules
TeSerred to by US last week, being en- route to
Cumbsrlsad Gap. He saw them but e0nId not
crcss She river owing to the fact that 1t wss
psst fording. Wbsts pity The general is noa
locking loE other game Bristol AdVsssss, 2sih,
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n Bat we have but ons Lineoln."-COn-
FteT.
.Hssven be thanked for that. May Cad in his
mercy grant that this nation may never be
cursed with another.-CleTnORs (O) SEa.
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T EL GRAPHIC.
Reports q &C - -Assoeiation.

Entered according TO act Of Congress n hs yesr 1868
by J. 8. THaAsaKR, Ia the CLERKS of1cs of the Dis.
tret Court o. the CoufedsrHts States for he North
ern District Of Georgia.
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REInl.

a BOUT two wees 8 ago, a LADRfS BHbASIPl2
"A ~ h.ch the owner set e. i1is Cdg0 by provinG
sks same sid psEing ior thIs Edvez -istn6Bt.
mn
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VIRGINIA AID North CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. e. CRUMP & CO.,
eTssSBSSer, Co.,

A CsRyTs for the saio Of Manufactured and smok-
"A me Tobacco ard General CunmiEEon Merchants
hsys "a h1nd large and well ssieeied stlck Of To
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ARLawro.. QzsE..-aa..sr-aea.raI.

CFFrCE SOUTHERN E8PEEss COHFkET,
Augusta, Ca, February 20, lsti.
Tie gonthern Express Ccmasny hereby noitnss ihs
htudu and relatives q 2Cl5lels 10 the Amy Of orth
sra Virginia and elsewhere, that hey are prepared 10
carry ont arrangements hE aunOglcec Ia the above
card end that thly viii DO ell 10 their power 20 tI
itErequirsments JAMES oHU UtLtT
General superintendent and Acting President South
.Elr.EE noMp.rv. nll In
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GBs gtJtnpBts 8PpsaI.
pUELHsaEC

aag &. HcCisasbaa----aegy aaLls z Jlil'
UaSsr tEs ara sd stsls Il
@oE2sAET AAAE & 04AA,
~, 49,, Al iss,srs OF 5uanea- o- aahsrnls sboald
be addressed.
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The following the regulators adopted bY General
Polk for the lmpTtssmsnt Of labor In his d. psrtmsn
Colonel F. S. BouRt Is the chief agent Of HpresSnent
by anuolntm snt Of Gensral Poll:
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The Hour Of TrlaI. .
From the Richmond WhlR, Psb "a

We have promise of an early spring
and the enemy is already in motion ia
Mississippi and Alabama Sherman. IL mt
making, "a raid; he is about to strike at the
very vital Of the Confederacy. His 7plan.
is bold, well laid, and dangerous if ner-
mitted to be executed. He has a large
force, and more are coming to him; cavalry
from Corinth aud iuftntry from Huntsville
and Chattanooga. We may rely mon in
the Yankees have not sent a boy 10 do a
mans work.
What steps have been taken by our au.
thortttes TO circumyent Sherman. we know
not. There is a feeling, however, that the
proper movement will be made at the
proper time.
No one believes that Selma. OF MINT.
gomery' OF Columbus, Ca, will be given
up without struggle. That line ought To
be defended TO the last, aud we believe Il
will be. The hour of trial has airssdy
come to the Gulf States, our turn in Viz.
ginia will not be delayed very Iongl In
all parts of the 0onfederacy, the eomiDg
trial will not be one OF arms onlv! This
laws reeeutly passed by Congress, al itbe
earnest solicitation of the country vim
test our patrintism and faith in The sans
as much or more than battles. III is easv
TO stay7at homo making money RnSi cryine
huttah % the boys in the field. Our time
70 bleed has Gomez for q mans money Il
bis blood, Some men rate it higher even
than the blood ip their veins. We are
now TO isee how the non combatants
wiz stand tho ire OF the tax-gatherer,s
batteries. e, . - .
We have faith 10 the people. for tbsrssS.
son that We believe they have common
sense and devotion 10 the cause. T5ev.
have g clear perception of their interests.
and they have perception no less clear.
We tfpst, OF tie interests of humanity AZ
connected with this struggle. For t6em-
selves and their children, it il a stFSSsis
ior life aud death, for beggary or indepea.
depce; for the generations yet to come. II
ls struggle for civil liberty and ciyiIiza.
ton. on this continent. The stake szss
great, theoause as just as any people ever
fought for. - ( f'sl-ss s.
Sontendlng for the right-the welfare
not only OF ourselves, but of mankind in
Amertca, havinga high aud a holv nnr.
pose 10 serve In this war, WIN sSonI5 ~
not meet the coming hour Of trisi vi,S
composure1 ~
! loqr snemy-is about. to throw his whole
strength aGaiast us, bnt We have WitbE
stood that stFength for three long yeSrs,l
The same men are fighting the sStne Tss,,
hpd the thing fOnghtfOr ia the same VIZ
should theresult Of this year differ rom
the results Of previous years?
If oar cause Is Just, It must tripmnb
e it be not Just, then the greater portion
- H
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the medical hnEsau Of the GoIerpnsnt
nsesr has provided adequately TOR the great
emergencies of this war and that ii ia next
to impossible that it should. The theory
that it should do 90 is sound; the fact is
that il does not, aud there is no doubt that
the Sanitary Commission he's saved many
lives and .obviated much suffering, and
that the good it has accomplished is richly
worth the cost.
DR.. Bellows has made statement In the
Bulletin of the commission, by request of
Henry Ward Beecher, as TO the expenses
of the commission, with reference more
particularly to the cost of running the or
ganizatiOn aud receiving aud distributipg
the supplies. This his 6nal summing up,
after giving some of the details.
/. The Board of US. Sanitary Commits.
sion, president, vice-president, treasurer,
medical committee and standing commit
tee, give their time and service gratuitous-
y. They are refunded lin part) their
travelling expenses; nothing more.
2. Their agents, two hundred in num-
Der, general and associate secretaries,
agents, clerks, 4depot and store house keep
ers, wagouers, &C., receiving some more
and some less, average So per day, or less
than ordinary mechAnics' wages. Total,
SIP 900 per month for the vast human
machinery of the commission, stretching
from Texas to the Potomac, from before
CharIeston to Kansas. fE a
3. About fifteen sixteenths of all the
eight millioHs the Commission has receiY.
ed, goes to the backs, or into the mouths
of the soldiers.
4. The cost of collecting and distribute
ing supplies is less Than per ceut.
8. About twenty three hundred men are
now, and for long time have been, 10
daily use and enjoyment of the homes and
lodges of the commission.
6 The battle field service of the com
mission reguirssa large accumulation of
funds and supplies. At Murfreesboro, An
tietam, Gettysburg. Chattanooga, Vicks-
burg. Port Hudson, sudden aud vast de-
mands were made, aud are always likely
to be made. Fifty thousand dollars would
not cover the cost of our whole service iu
the first two weeks after any of our great
battles; at Gettysburg it was SIS, 900.
2. We reckon that il we divided all the
aid we have given to the sick in regimen.
tai, general, and other hospitals, to men in
peril Of sickness from scurvy aud expo
sure, it would amount to $500 case;
many men having received this several
times, as often as they were sick. The
seriously wounded have been often-as at
Gettysburg-the receivers of as much as
$40 aid per man. We mention this TO-
show not how much, but how little, this
sometimes called extravagaut commission
costs, considering the blessings it is the
aimoner OF. zen
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IL the new. rebel tax law is enforced our
'sOuthern brethren" will soon begin to
realize the cost of the war as they have
not hitherto. The rebel Congress at least
deserves credit for courage in levytug a
tax somewhat in proportion to the neces-
stiles of their governments thing that
we should be glad to know that our own
Congress will not shrink from.
The new rebel tax bill leaves the bill of
las, year, which imposed tax by no means
triliug, still in force, and levies an addi.
tional tax of Eve per cent. upon al. real,
personal and mixed property, and all shares
in joint stock companies, on the market
value of gold and silver coin on hand, on
bills of exchange, on solvent credits, on all
bank bills and paper. currency; ten per
cent,ion gold and silver ares, on the iprofits
of trade andbusiness, aud purchase and sale
of stocks aud securities; and twenty. Eve per
cent. on all nou-interest bearing conieder-
ate notes and on the profits exceeding
twenty five per cent. of all banks and
joint stock companies of every. description.
The only 7xemptiOus are $500 in property
to each head Of family, and $1,000 10
each soldier or sailor or their widows or
minor children. These taxes are to be
collected on the 6rst of June, and will
bring to.the Richmond government large
amounts of its own nearly worthless pa.
per. +.s-
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Daily Report OF EnIistments.
o1F1oR A. A. P. NJ. GRA'L,
WHlRI1xe. March "a I8B4
l5rH W. "A. INFANTRY.

Matthew Atkinson. Richard Angus, Vim
Angus, Samuel Mccoy Sylvanus G Ben
nett, Stephen Carter, Geo u D Wells, cred-
lied to Wood comfy.
John Cassidy, credited to Lewis county.
18th W. VA. 1s1AsTRY.
John v Dawson, Andrew j Robey, cred
to Harrison county. aa1
John W Wolfe, credited to Preston
county. ~
lsT W. va, INFANTRY.
VIM Snyder, Washington county, Pa.
lsT W. Va. CAVALRY.
Reuben q Lucas, Belmont county, Ohio.
William Cess, credited to Lewis county,
sTHW. VA, O4rALRY.
Bartholomew Jenewin, credited to Pres.
ton county. l.s.,s,js.1.sss... II 1850.
7rH wa; cIFAIRY.
Even Cottrili, not credited or mustered:
6rH WA. ,aIAsrRY.
Hiram T Carson, credited TO Gilmer
john R LOugbry, jacob shangler, cred
tied to Preston county. 1t
1lrH W. VA. IsPARrRY.
county.
Wash F Wilt. Richard Postlewai., cred
tied to GiImer county.
BATTERY a, Isr w. Va. Artillery
b F O6ltugsr, John F Stentzel, Monroe
county, Ohio.
RATTERY 3, lsylW- Va. ARTILLERY.
AbramE Bennett, Isaac Lowtban, VINO
Phillips, Israel Young, Joseph Lowthau,
Henry Lowthan, Asbary Reed, credited 10
Taylor and Upshur counties. go! d
l4TR W. va. 1syANrRY,
Fountain Il Moore, net credited or mus.
Ira W. VA. 1SyASTaY.
,# RE-EsLlsrED.
George oOunOr, credited to Preston
IsTw. VA. ctvALRY.
franklin Doak, credited to Ohio county.
1sr W. VA INrANrRY.
johnson G orothers, credited to Wood
The Government bounty is $500 to new
recruits and $500 to veterans, until the LIST
of April next.
Fifteen dollars premium will be paid for
presentinea veteran who has served at
least nice months and been honorabIy
discharged, and $40 premium for present.
ing raw recruit, until further orders.