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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
Confederate states Congress
SECOND coNGREss-sECoND SESSION.
SENATE
MnNpAY. Feb. l3. ls6j.

MONDAY Feb. 10, 1863.
The Senate met At II O'Clock M.-Nr HUNTER,
President PI0 tsR., ia the chair
PRAYER by the Kew Mr. Gatewood, OF the Epis-
cOpal Church.
Mr. WALKER, of Ala, presented resolutions
from Laws Alabama brigade; which were ordered 10
be printed.
Mr. SPARROW from the Committee OF Confer
ence OF the two Houses on the diSagreeing vote ON
the bill TO authorize the consolidation OF regiments,
LattaiiOuS aud companies, made areIOrt, which was
subsequently withdrawn.
Nj. CAPERTON, Of Va, presented resolutions
passed hy Parker'S Battery, Virginia Artillery;
which were ordered to he printed.
Mr.. SPARROW, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs reported a bill 10 amend an act 10 or
gauze forces To serve during tine war; which was
read the first time and ordered 10 he printed.
Mr. $ also reported back bill to provide tor rails
ing TWO hundred thousand negro troops, with the
following amendment
Strike out the fourth section and insert ''All
slaves received into the service under the provisions
OF this act shall he valued and paid ior according 10
existing laws sud that said slaves OF any ot them,
upon faithful discharge OF their duties snail he
manumitted by General Orders from tho War De-
partmeut il the consent OF the State in which the
said slave may be at the time Is giYou tor their
mauumiSsiOn.
Mr.. ). also reported joint resolution extending
the provisions of the Joint resolution 10 allow sick
and wounded officers on furlough transportation To
their homes and hospital accommodations, which
was considered and passed.
Senate bill 10 provide supplies tor the army ana
10 prescribe the mode Ot inpneSSmehts, was consul
sred and passed.
The special order, being the House bill to dimin-
ish the number Of exemptions and details, was
taken up, when
On Iaotion OF Mr.. CAPERTON, the Senate re-
solved into legislative session.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. KELLY, OF Petersburg, introduced reSolu-
ton iAptructing the Committee on Finance 10 ~
-uure into the eXpedienoy OF further dlSposlng al
auction OF 50 much of the stock owned by the Com
monwealth as will suffice to pay the soldiers oil Nr-
gnia their arreaTages OF pay. The resolution was
agreedtO.
Mr. HUNTER, of Berkely, presented the follow
ing preamble and resolution, which, being objected
to, lies over under the rules:
Whereas the time has arrived when every man capable
OF bearing arms should be in the military service
Resolved, That all members Of the General Assembly
whose ph ysical condition will enable them TO performs
tive military duty, will enter the service immediately after
the adjournment Of this body and continue therein ex-
cept when engaged in the performance a other public
duties incompatible with ouch service.
Bills were taken up ON their third reading.
good many were tablen The following were passed
The bill providing compensation Tor the Cover
nor, Judges and other officers of Government, in
lien ofthe compensation now allowed by law. THE
bill increases the Governors annual pay to twenty
thousand dollars, and the Judges Of the District
Courts in prOportiou.l
The bill appropriating two millions of dollars to
provide for the purchase and distribution of cotton,
cotton cloth and cotton cards among the people OF
the State, was read the third time and tabled.
Some other business occupied the body until
p NJ when the House adjourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

THE GRApATIoHs ~ DRUSKESNEss.-Some one,
who apparently writes from experience, presents
the degrees OF ntoxcation to which topers and bon
UiraatS are subject in the following pathologc style
"Sobriety-The sober moments which immediate
IL succeed to dinner the most miserable IN ex-
Stence The langour, the sense of utter ineihcacy,
mental and bodily, are dreadful. After few
glasses, you become comfortabe' In TINS state you
are moi much disposed to talk. There is a tran
ouil luxury in your feelings, and reverie comes
on which, it you drink no more is likely to termi-
nate in sleep.
"A philosopher seldom passes this point, except
in company.
"Drink on, and you step up to lively. Now You
begin 10 talk, and Your remarks are smart ana per
tineut You have the reasoning power in high periec-
ton This may be considered as mental aurora,
announcing that the of fancy is about to rise
from the purple wave
,tF[,SL There is more fire and color in your
ideas now. for the sun has risen. You grow more
eloquent and less logical. Your jokes are capitaf,
in your estimation. Your perceptions still tolera-
bis clear, beyond yourself.
..Yera- IrfSh.-lour conversation ~ more and
more highly colored Your eloquence Is lmlas'
stoned and you overwhelm your companions with a
dood OF talk You begin 10 suit the action to the
word Ideas not quite coherent, but language stlil
toleraby distinct ana correct
,.TiuSy-Now you begin to grow gddy. les
lures very vehement, and epithets much exaggera-
ted. Al, umentatiye, 6ut mol eona,, W.. ~
considerably Abridged, and ideas lamenta0ly OBJ
scured.
every Tjpsy-YOu find out that you have a turn
for vocal music, and regaie your friends with a
song. Speechify in incoherent language ana evnce
a most decided tendency to nschiei anu ioeoino-
t;o, Proud as a peacock and stout rs q lion.
"Dru,ls.-Peryersely quarrelsome, and stupidity
bpood-natured Dealing much in shake-hands and
Snock.downs. Tongue stammering and feet un'
| steady.
every Drmk.-Abortive efforts to,appear SOBER
So everything double. Balance totally lost, yoy
DRIFT about like ship in hard gale. Vocabulary
reduced to few inteEjections::
"Supidlg Drunk.-flcad and stomach topsy-tur
Wy. Eyes fixed and glaring. Utter incapacity o
speech and locomotion, accompanied with ah lndiS
| uDeady prutk.-An apOplectic sleep, ana con
| r,sed dreams of the devil or your creditors.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN DANvILLE.

A fire occurred in Danville, Virginia, on We'd
house, on Main street, occupied by Aessrs. Grasty
y RisOn; the wood store-house OF Mr.. h. n. Sorey,
lin which the fire orginated) a shed, called the
..Malket House." and several cabins and outhouSes
in rear OF the .'Panuel House" The Register
says:
During the Are, all the store houses, regarded as
in danger were smptied of their conte uts, and the
families III the vicinity moved their effects out, the
women aud children following. For the distance OF
hundred yards, the street was blocked with tobac-
co. cotton, sugar bacon, dry goods, beds, chairs,
clothing &C, sc. Ii was d harvest for the plum
derers. Many articles, especially meat disappeared
very qaickly, and some negroes were seen next
day with better overcoatS on their backs than usual
MessrS. Grasty * Rison, We learn, were largely
insured probably in amounts suffice to cover all
their losses. The store house occupied by them be-
longed To McsSrs. Keen Walker, on which II Is
said there was no insurance. y very large quantity
OF cotton, tobacco, SC, was stored ID the house,
belonging To different parties, some of which was
partially insured. The Southern Express Company
had stored there a considerable quantity OF cotton,
on which there was All insurance, aud gentleman of
Augusta, Ga, lost 400 boxes of manufactured to-
bacco. Mr. Sorey, We hear, was insured 10 some
extent la his store were burned several barrels
OF soda some brandy, quantity Of -four and other
articles.
IL is estimated that the total loss exceeds two
millions OF dollars.
The manner in which the fire started leaves
little room 10 doubt that it was the work OF an H.
ccndiary.
We learn that Messrs. Robinson, Adams s Co.,
and other parties in this city, lost heavily by the
fire.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. Z. Al
Richmond. July 81 1864. (
7 OANs On TEE sE,CS Hs1E OF TIE,

LIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER CEAIUM
NOE-lAAAbIE BONDS LEDLk The SEVENTH
call viii he received by the Treasurer in this city Asss
TTea Charleston and Mobile and the DEPOSIT
ares at Wilmington, Raleigh Columbia, Augusta, Savap>
nah and Montgomery; and certificates will be issued for
e same bearing interest al the rate Of per ceun per
ahnum aud secured by the hypothecstion % amount
OF the above bonds equal 20 tie Of those o6nshe
bonds to be apart by the Treasurer and the proceeds
when sold applied exclusively to the payment Of the said
certificates.
The security and convenience afforded to bsrhs and
other corporations and 10 the public generally by ths
mode of temporary investment and the effect Of the
sure if generally adopted in keeping the cuueay v:,ti3
moderate bounds it's hoped VII commend 1t to TIE ts
vOalle consideration Of tfe community and secure their
prompt cooperation in carrying i into effect
G. !. TRENHOLM.
jy22-dtf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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HDQ'Rs ARMIES OF THE c. STATES, }
18th February, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,


In entering upon the campaign about to open the Cen
hief feels assured that the soldiers who have
long and noby borne the hardshps and dangers OF the
waTTequre no eAhoaton TO respond TO the calls Of Lonor
and duty
With The liberty transmitted by their foeiatbers they
have inherited the spirit 10 defend IT,
The choice between and abect submission is before
them.
TO snch proposal, brave men with arms IN their
hands can have but one answer.
fLey cannot ba rter hood for peace the OF
self government for life or property.
But justice 20 them requires steTner admOhitOh 70
those who have abandoned their comrades ~ the hour OIL
peril.
grace aud escare the punishment of their crimes.
By authority of the President OF the Confederate States
pardon is announced TO such deseers and men improp
ery absent shall return 10 the commands to which they
belong within the shortest possible time not exceeding
twenty days from the publication OF this ORDER az Tue
headquarters of the department in which they may cc
Those who may be prevented by interruption OF com
munca tons NAV report within the time specified To the
nearest enrolling officer other officer on DUTY, 10
lie forwarded as soon practicable. and upon pre-
sentinC certificate from such officer showing cOnpli-
with this requirement wreceve the pardon heieoy
offered.
Those who have deserted to the service Of tic enemy
who have deserted after having been once padoned io
the same offence and those who shall desert or absent
themselves without authority after the publication OF TINS
order excluded iromits benefits Nor does the oer
OF pardon extend other offences than deset9n and alb
senre without permission.
era amnesty will again be granted and thoe Who refuse
TO accept tie pardon offered or who SHAH hereafter
desert or absent themselves without leave ,haiI suffer
such punishment as the Courts may impose and no app-
cation for clemency will be entertained.
Taking new resolution from the fate which our enemies
intend for us let every devote all his energies to the
common defence.
Our resources wisely and vigorously employed aGe
annie and with brave army. sustained by determined
and united people success with Gods assistance can
nor be doub1iJJ -
The advantages Of the enemy will have but lhe value
IL We do dot permit them impair resolution Let
r then oppose constancy TO adversely fotlude to sni
ferinC and courage TO danger with the FIRM assurance
thar lie who gave freedom oour fathers will bless the e.
forts of their children to preserve it. X. +. LEE
fpb l3-6t general.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

HusrNGs CouRr or MAGIsTRATEs.-In this court,
Yesterday Cecilia slave of Chalcs Palmer, was tried
for setting five to the dwelling house of Theodore
A. Lau, having first robbed the same Of $4,000 in
money and some valuable jewery and being found
guilty, was sentenced TO be twice whipped and
transported beyond the Commonwealth.
Elijah Pittman, free negro, being convicted OF
stealing $500 from slave OF Theodore c. Cone and
$500 from George A. Lenhard, was sent to the peni
Tertiary for ten years
James, slave OF Elizabeth J.. Undertake, of Han
over, was ordered to be whipped and transported,
for aiding slaves to escape to the enemy.
The Grand Jury brought in true bills of indict-
ment against the following parties: Oscar c. Ed
wards, Chas. and Elizabeth Everett, Jas. FraySer,
Henry NJ. Hurt, James Melvin, Jas. +. Robertson,
William Robinson, Inn J. Williams and John
Wall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

Joe, slaye OF Edmund Swift, vas mp for stealing a
trunk containing largo quantity Of clothing the
yaNe of $500 from Vim. G.. Cazinove, and was or
derod 80 ashes therefor
John, slave Old. S. lIuiiard, was given hearing
an the charge of stealing fur cap of the value of
81 600, the property OF D. T. Manigan, aud dis
charged.
Prank, slave Of James II. Grant, charged with
stealing bag OF coffee OF the value of 81 ,OOo the
property Of some person unknown, was sent before
the Hastings Couh
Elibu. slays OF WIN. j. Mcdowell, was up for the
then of otof clothing, OF the value OF 300, the
nroperty Of isaiah Sleet. Case continued TO the
2lSt.
John Jcter, the 'solid man, !" appeared to answer
the charge of unlawlnily, and by force and violence,
taken possession of two rooms in the Exchange Ho-
tel which Mrs Nathalia Dowel had peaceable and
quiet possession OF, against her will and CONSENT
CONTINUED to the 10th inst.
John Kcnney was charged with being person OF
evil fame. and with hayingno visible means of sup
mort. and also with stealing $500 in Confederate
notes from Wade IL. Gibbs. After hearing, the
accused was discharged.
John punnfvmt was examined on the charge of
having ~ lot of rope supposed to have been stolen
Having proved his Innocence, Dunnyant was dis
charged.
Edward 5. Gentry appeared to answer 10 the
charge OF Beating Margaret, slave. His case was
continued to the 2lst
With the case Of John, slave of Jackson Steel,
charged with going at large in the city, and com
mitted TO Jail therefor, the docket was exhausted
the hook was closed, the Mayor took his departure,
followed by the lawyers court officers aud the pro-
miscuous crowd OF hangers-on, and the'crimiuals
who had graced the docket in sort Of awful ex-
pectancy, went their way-some, like the poetical
Arab, silently stealing away, and others in
melancholy Tile OF roguery, escorted by the minis
tiers of justice, and bound with hempen cords,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
ADDITIONAL FROM THE UNITED
STATES.
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

Tie Hraid says, speaking Of Grants new ac-
ouisitton Of territory the South side;
IL appears to he General Grants intention TO hold
tl;s new ground permanently, and defensive works,
,lich the rebels themselves acknowledge TO be very
sfr,rr. have accordingly been thrown mp by the
,,,;,',.l froops ON both sides of latcher'S Rum
Tire extension OF General Grants military railroad
e. tbat mint. il is anticipated, VIII Soon be COM
nletea. Ne have received no aeeopRtSsi any light
ING since Tuesday last. On "Wednesday everyt
nrsceJipa DAYS are estimated AZ between eleven ane
twelve hundred,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

AIDING NEGROES 10 ESCAPE TO THE ENEMr.-Nr-
einia BossieuY, a woman of i'll fame, living on I'd
street, was on Sunday night committed to Castle
Thunder, for aiding three slaves Of Thos.J Starke
To escape to The enemy. She procured passport
for the three negroes, and then, taking them III a
hack, carried them to the neghborhOod OF Cold
IIarbor an there turned them loose The hack
man, u slave of Mr.. George Drewry, and in the
employment of Mr., y. c. Lipscomb, who carried
the party TO Cold Harbor, was also arrested. lie
confesseS that his is the second time he has been
engaged in similar expeditions.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
Treasury DEPARTMENT c. 8. 4.

st>o HOLDERS OF FIVE P.R CENT. CALL q R
i TltlCA1fS-Auepton u respectfully called 10 no
led an act 10 reduce the currcEey &c approved FeUrIa-
nv H. 1854 which declares that ar eal certificates shall
fjT the Treasury notes into which they convs
be-"
The 4h section Of said act imposes TAX Of hun.
dred per ceht the Treasury Represented by ad
per cent, cali certificates which shall remain Outstanding
the first day OF January, eighteen hundred and syty
five. G. 4. TRENHOLM =
deS-u Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

CRY CouycIL.-At the monthly. meeting of the
Council held at O'Clock yesterday evening, the
Finance Committee made a report Of the financial
COZ dition and prospect of the city.
From this it appeared that the city expenses du-
ring the past year were ST. 264 g. of which
raised from markets and public buildings, s74,-
26s 81; by taxation s443,24O 65; by sale of rail
road bonds 1926, ESQ; by temporary loans, 1926
25O.
The committee estimate the probable cost of the
city government for 1865, to he raised by taxation
and otherwise, 81 ,566, 494 &c.
Mr. Scott moved that the Market Committee be
discharged from the further consideration of the APP
picaton of John p. Sledd to be readmitted to sell
butcher meat in the Second Market.
After a long discussion, the Council refuse d to
discharge the committee.
No other business ofinterest was transacted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
HEADERS ARMIES OF THE C. STATES,
18th February, 1865.
GESERAL 0KDERs1
n

GEfEFAL UkDEksI
No 3.
The discipline and efficiency of the army have been
greatly impaired by leaving their proper commands
to Join others In which they ind service more agreeable
This practice almost "a injurious IN ia consequences
the crime of deserton by the Articles Of War exposes
the offender TO similar punishment and subjects the
officer receiving him TO dismissal from the army
II il therefore declared thai the provisions Of General
Order No of this date from army headquarters apply
men have left their proper commands and Joined
others Tiihsut being Regularly transferred. Iley RH
receive tile pardon promised IN that order upon comply
ing with its conditions suffer the consequences at
tached 10 neglectiDg il.
The of such absenees will be forthwith reported
headquarters by the officers with whOm they
serving and immediate ses taken TO return them TO
their proper commands
As soon a. practicable an inspection will be made and
charges will be preferred against those who neglect to
force this order.
iel3-6t X. p LEE General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
HrADQRs RESERVE FORCES oPvA..
SPECIAL ORDERS !

SPECIAL ORDERS
No 1874
!. Tie attention Of all officers concerned ia called 10
paragraph VI, General o,tersS0. "a Current series non.
these Headquarters herewith repUbised The officers de-
sguated in said order Whether Of the line staff will re-
port Immediately to II. Col j. {. shields Commander Of
CoRsctiptS, II Richmond
IT, DcoT- reporting obedience 10 the order above re-
ferei 10 are advised 10 come prepared male their wiz
ter quarters Crmp where they viii be temporarily
assigned to duty and the ration allowed item by law will
he issued.
Ill On the LIST Of January se5 and at the end Of each
succeeding month Lieut. Col ). {. Shields will make
turns 70 these Headquarters Of a officers reporting,
giving their names rank ann detachment Of service,
their past present duty ani such other facts may
be deemed material 20 luOwlels OF their military char
actsr.
By command OF Major General KE4PER. -.
dec e-tf B.-H. CATLETT a. 4. ~.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT C. s Al
RlCHNoND Va. August % 1884 ( .
~ Es.ETs.AEEStS.s for carrying is1xO cf-

rs, the s sc af CONG. snnpovsi sHs q, is6, 90.
tho,zng the owners Of registered eight pei bonds Is
sued under the provisions o; the Act approved May i6
ls6l, 10 exchange the same for coupon bonds.
Parties owning registered eight pr cent bonds under
the Act of May Is 1851 desiac 10 exchange them fc-
coupon bonds will assign them the manner pointed
in tie printed endorsement the back OF the certificate,
to the Confederate States OF America in exchange
pom bonds aud them 10 he presented to the Regis
ter OF the Treasury Department who VII heTeupon N
compliance with the provisions 81 the Act Of June - 1894
Issue coupon bonds oy the specified in the igs
tered bonds assigned. G. 4. TRENHOLG, r.
au2a-dtf Secretary Of Treasury. =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
THE CITY.

Mayors CouRr.-The Mayor acted upon the fol-
lowing cases this morning;
John W lsh, who says that he is free, but had no
papers to prove bis assertion was sent to the enroll
ling officer
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

Some half dozen Virginia wagons passed through
Milton few days Hgo en- route for the North Carroll
"a cotton factories. They were all loaded with
leather to barter for bunch cotton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

CONCERT To-NIGHT.-Prot. Schneider's grand
Concert will take place tonight at the African
Church From the known celebrity of the perform
ers, whose names have been announced, We feel
fully justified in predicting pleasant evenings en-
tertainment for all who may attend.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

PERsoNAL.-General Braxton Bragg is in Rich
mond. lie has vacated the rooms in the Patton
house. on 9th street. heretofore occupied as head
quarters, which will, in future, be occupied by Gen
S. Cooper, Adiutant General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 8. Al
RncENOSDi Oct -, 1884. e
ArNN.EAYAEsE ai0NNs-EnO. 100. Coo

N IOAN-sAIE COMMUNICATIONS sIpiica-
tons having been made for Bonds the established price
of sl35 and interest under circumstances thatenle them
To favorable consideration ms been determined
tinue the sale at the above price until further notice
agents for tie sale OF these bonds instructed 10 act
accordance with this order and the attention VI dbus1
ing officers Of the Government IL particularly called TO it
g. A. TRENHOLM
ocI2-tf Secretary of Treasury.
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General Assembly of Virginia
SENATE.

MONDAY, Feb. Is, 1865.
Nothing was done in this body to-da! ofpublic
interest. After the usual call for resolutions and
petitions, the Senate went into secret session, the
time occupied in consideration of business IN open
session not exceeding ten minutes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

We hear Of one thousand candidates LOT congress
and the Legislature. So says the CharlotteS'iile
Chronicle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

CoRREcr1oN. In Stewards letter to Adams, pub
lished in this mornings Wig, the word ''cxten-
sve," in the paragraph stating the policy or scheme
favored ny the " insurgent party" should have
been printed 'eXtrinsic."
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE PAYS

ETeTAe friends of Colin stokes, OF Lu-
nenburg, have thought proper present his as
candidate for seat in the next House Of Delegates Of
Virginia. II. l.. +. s.
feII-dlw.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-15

Hon. Thomas Bennett, Ex-Governor of South
Carolina, died OnthO SOth ult., at Anderson Court
House.
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6RpNANcr BUREAU, Feb. / 1855.
rHHE OFFICERS RECEIVING AE.fIs

OF Announcements under this Gppeal are reluesteu
to state upon the face of the duplicate receipts given
by them the condition of the articles whether in good
order err otherwise and if not in good order the per cent
age which should be deducted on that account.
These receipts may be presented for to apy ere
OF the following named officers
Cant j. M. Stevens, Richmond Arsenal, Richmond
Major b. Randolph stanton Va. Major +, :, Hat:cy,
Danyille Va Captain 6. =. Getty Lynchbnfg Va.
Captain Chas. Semre, wstheyills, Va, Captain A. O..
Brepizer, Salisbury, n. c,
by order Of J. GORGAS'
Brig Gen' Chief Of Ordnance
Offcial-G h, SMITH Major fel-eodiw