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BE TRUTHFUL ALWAYS.

Two country lads came at an early heus
to market town. and arranging their lit-
tie stands. sat down to wait for customers.
One was furnished with fruits aud vegeta-
bies Of the boys own raising, and the other
supplied with clans and fsh. The market
hours passed along. and each little msr-
chant saw with pleasure his stores steadily
decreasing. and an equivalent 10 silver
shining in his little money cup. The last
melon lay on Harry's stand, when gen
ilrman came BY, and plscing his hand upon
il, said What hne large melon; /
think | must have this for nv dinner.
What do you ask for il, nv boy :"
"The melon is the last have, cir; aud
though it looks very fair there is an an
sound spot on the other side," said the
boy. turning il over.
"Ss there is,D said the man " think |
will not take il. But" he added, looking
into the boys fine open souatenanee, lis
il very business like TO point out the dc.
ieets Of your fruits TO eustumersl"
Il is better than being dishonest, sir"
said The boy modestlv.
You ara right, nv little fellow; always
remember that principle. and ysu will fud
favor with God and man alss. You have
nothieg else | wish for this morning, but |
shall remember your little stand in future.
Are those clans fresh !" be continued,
turuing to Ben. Wilson's staad.
yes, sir; fresh this morning. caught
them myself" was the reply and pur-
chase being made, the gentlsnan vent
away.
..Hary, what fosl you waste shaw the
gentlenan that spot in the mslon. Nov
you can taks il home fer your pains or
threw II away. How moeh, wiser 10 he
about those clans I caught yestsrdsyi }
Sold them for the same price I did the
fresh ones. He weuld never have licked
at the melon until he had gene away"
"Bsn. I wsuld not tell q lie, or act one
either, for twice what hare earned this
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5th, Mr.. Stephens expressed himself as fell
lews:
"On the question Of reconstructisu, I
stand now just where l did in October.
1861. when wrote to . gentleman in an
swer TO letter frsm him stating that Twas
charged with such sentiments, and dssir-
ing mo to give public denial of it. told
him. in reply, that | locked upon such
charge az no less an imputation upon my
intelligence than my integrity. The issue
Of this var. in my judgment, was subjuga-
tion or independence. So understsod it
when the State of Georgia seeded, and it
was with full consciousness Of this fact,
with all its responsibilities, sacrifices and
perils. that ] pledged myself then and
there to stand by eur fortunes, whatever
they might be in the Course she had adept
ed. As for making any public denial Of
such charge. felt tee much self-respect
to do it."
The declaration Of biz bssitisn as above
set forth has been frequently reiterated
during the past few months.
The Sentinel Of this merning (Which has
probably derived its information from offs
cial ssurees.) says:
The circumstances uaaer which these
gentlemen have departed on their missisn
are understood TO be as follsws: Mr.. r. p.
Blair having sought an unofficial and con-
fdential interview with President Davis,
departed for Washington with an assurance
that our President would be willing a any
time, without any obstacle offern, to send
agents or commissioners ts Washington to
confer aboutterms Of peace if informed in
advance that said commissioners wssld be
received. On Mr.. Blair's second visit to
Riehmond he brought the eonseat Of Mr..
Lincoln to receive and confer with any
agents Informally sent with view to the
restoration Of peace. The three gentle
men who left yesterday were thereupon Sc
lected BY the President, and they have
gone without formal credentials end mere
ly as informal agents, to see whether it be
possible TO place conference for peace on
any basis which may serve for attaining 50
desirable a result.
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RoBssr NrRoER 'rALlAPHRRo HusrrR was
bern in Essex cosnty, Va, April flst,
1908, and was educated at the University
sfvirginia. He adopted the prsfessisn Of
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I TITLE, BROWN ~ co.
IL HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
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DURING THE STUART 10y NArli'
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Corporation Notices.
OrrloE or rrr CoMMlsnovrns oy TArKs AXp
ASSESSMENTS. No - Chambers st.,
NV. lopK Ian T. 1858
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. - Notice il

NEW DIRK Jan y IoJo
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice is
IN hereby gven that the Assessment Rolls Of the Real aud
Personal Estate Of the City and County Of New York for 1870
will be open for inspection aud review from and after Mon
day January 1906, and win remain open till the goth day Of
April l0oo Tor the correction Of and tie equalization
OF the of the Aforesaid Real and Personal
Estate OF the City and County OF kewYork. All per
cons believing themselves TO be agsreved must make appc
tion 20 the commissioners during the period alb etonod
an order TO obtain me relief provided by law II such appca
zion be made In relation 20 The assessed valuation oil the Real
Estate u must be made IN writing stating tie ground Of OBJ
lection thereto anu thereupon the Commissioners shall
3ne INTO the compliant and H. in their Judgment the
en Is erroneous they shall same to be corrected
~ such application Dc made In relation the assessed vsua
ton Of the Personal Esee the applicant sha be exemined
under OATH by the said who shall be author
ICED to administer such OATH IT, in ms their Judgment
che assessment Is erroneou they shall the
corrected and Tx the amount OF they
believe TO be Just and declare their decision thereon Within
thirty days after such Application shall have been made to
lnem No reduction sLal be made by the Board of Super
ssor. Of any Rsa or Personal sed un.
Ger this act unless u shall appear under oath or affirmation
a the party ssreved unabet attend within the period
escrbed for the correction Of taxes BY Of sickness
J1ssace from the city. - -
j. w ALLEN, )Comrlssioner. O,
q. H. PURSER, Taxe,
CB. w00DRUFF, saa A.sssss.u,,
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Dalcniinfs.

WAL i n II y L S for 8 65 &.
FRIENDLY COMICS, entirely new style Of Valen.
tine. 50 cents per dozen
Extra Comic Valentines design. 80 per dozen
Pernnled French oach, assorted designs at 50
50 each.
soldiers Valentine Packeis 80 cents to Al each.
Sentimental Valentines, tine boxes from So cents 10
each.
s - each.
Velen t;ne Verse Cards at : I per dozen.
Valentine Lots az 80 Slp and go EACH Containing full
assortment Of Valentines, from cents to 81 constantly
Any ohe above goods by mail post paid recep. Of
Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
address }. r. HAWLEY & CO.,
No. 100 WillIlmst, New York.
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

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AFTERNOON AT B. EVENING AT IL
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WITH NEW AND NOVEL EFFECTS, LOCAL scene
cry, THRILLING TABLEAUx, &c.
Mrs J. j. Pryor, France Jamson Misses Kook, Cleav.
Mesrs Levck Hadaway Jamson Mesayer. Delmou 0rass.
Brdzman Porter, Cunningham, &C., &C., appear
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PUNCH AND JUDY,
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MAMMOTH FAT WOMEN, 400 POUNDS
GIANT BOY FEET HIGH, l8 YEARS OLD.
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MAMMOTH AONKEY-THE DRILL.
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
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TOWN OF HAMPTON.

No &. william HANsrs let. In lie town ofHampion.
lying Ouecu r-. and bounded b. tho LOT. oi SINCLAIR
No 20 JOIN BROWNS Dot, IN the town Of Hampton.
lying Coultirrc adj lins Ae lot Of Thomas fu,eA-d
No. 70. FRANK GUYS lot, IN tie q Hampton on
King street aud BsnEsane. and adjoining the lots Of \"
fh!Aips and Richard q. Banks
No IS RICHARD G. BANKs'S lot In the town Of Hemp
lying Hampton Crek and adjoining TO the properties
No. 70. JOHN 3. CARRY's u, wing on Hampton Greek
aud adjoining The property Of william X Vaughn add the
No. Il JEFFEksoN sNCLAIR's lot, lying On Maine
street, adjoining he Methods. Church
No. 30 H. SMITHS lo Ing Maine and Back street,
and aloiunins the lots Of Charles X. Mallory, anI james
10. ~. Parker wFsTs lot, lying on Queen and Beck
streets sld the lots Of T. Na' senior ana Ceofie
No. a. BENJAMIN HUDGrNss lot, lying on Hampton
Cresk and adjoining tie lots Of George 4 Ma''enbng aud
Cary Jones
ton Greek, ard adjoining The liagI on Academy.
No. 80. DOCTOR GEORGE ". sLbiPLts lot, lying
lsnds Of Richard o. Bank.
No a. FRANCIS H. sChMELTs Io. lying on Main
street, est BY Publiesee and adjoining the lot Of Samuel
No. S. FRANCIS A. sCHMELTs Iot on Main and
Winesreet and adjoining the Methodist Church, and the
nm No. &C. JANIS HICKS lo, lying on Main ,ses, aud
adjoining tbs Methodist Church.
No. 81. BENJAMIN PHILLIPS lot, lying on Queen
and ad dining the lots Of Jefferson sinclair and james
No. 49, WILLIAM MAssENBURG's lot lying on kim
nd Main streets and adjoining the iots Of Jerson sncaE
nd Mrs Face.
| No 49, THOMAS PECK'S lot lying on QleonstI and
| adjoining the lots Of G. 4. Smith and !. Brown.
No. o.. JESSE Y. HOPES lot lying tho public road
! and gd dining The lot Of joseph Philips.
No. W. JOHN PATRiCK'S lot, lying on Wa,ersreet
and adjoining the lot Of Samuel he and James iiaiy
! No iIa CAPTAIN JAMES HICKS lot, lying on lamp
Creek and cnng the lots Of Jennings. Mr Eliza Jones
1 and Csrington.
| No II6.' THOMAS PECK's lot lying on the county
road, and adjoining the lots Of John Wheeler J. b. snca
and }. L. Hope. -
No III WILLIAM r. VAUGHNS lot lying on King street
and adjoining the lots OF Mrs Eliza Face and William Msssen
burg.
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6ales bn Auetion.


the city Of Portsmouth, the north side Of street run
ming 2l twentyour feet and running back lJ) one hun
Robert Bowman.
No I25. JOHN X. COOKIES lot, the eastern side OF
Dnwdde between south and Crsbb.treets. and no"
occupied by the Military Band Of the United States
No 1871. THOMAS HUMES lot t60) sixty feet from tho
southeast intersection Of Randolph and Fifth streets on
Fahsree (Ol thirty feet running back 1907 eighty iees
Also. .
Another lot on the side Of Courtstrcet being the
northwest OF intersection OF Court and Sorhsses
Also,
Another water lot. containing 69 1927 sixty nine thousand
asd ninety square feet adjoining the a''
sbovedescribed lot.
No. lJl JAMES MURDAUGHS lot. on the northwest
corner intersection OF Crawford and Loudon streets
lately occupied BY laid Murdaugh Al,
No ~ JAMES MURDAUGHS let. al lot on the no''h
tide of Loudonsireet between Middle and Court streets
No l33 JAMES MURDAUGHS lot, on the south side OF
Loudon,street between Crawford and hidale Streets ''s
part Of lot No. 70 according to Plan OF said city
No 49, JAMES MURDAUoHs lot, e. the north east IN,
hundred and eighty feet on Loudor by l3) one nun
bred and thirteen feet.
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NnnrnIK cnrNTY

No o. DAVID }. GOODWlNS fern, containing about foul
hundred 600 ing Deep Creek adjoining me And
Of Henry 6eeiis heirs and the lands Of Slrs Lya Scp
and joseph g. Ball and the public road leading hom DceI
Creek 10 Great Bridge.
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Mem pnb!ifatlons
YIyHE BROTHERS. SECRET.
VIII be published Saturday next
THE BROTHERS SECNEA l..
nv WILLIAM GOODWIN.

HE Bho liI%it =,
BY WILLIAM GOODWIN
clam wretch OF honest race .,.,
Nv ,srents moi obscure, nor high IN titles weIei
they len me heir Disgrace
Nv father Was Ia thing now rare)
Iovsi and brave mother chas'e shu i"n'
The d ed,e Of narriage'v0Ws wa o'liy
topr lived their niue loved fondtd Roy;
They gave generous edhcatoh; hish A., ;ov
Tbex srove &c raise my mnd and Win sre" tut" IVY
Thps nv hrst years IN happiness pass'd,
Nor any bitter cup did taste;
But oh deadly portion came at last ,
We wonld advise no one to commence reading 'n' o"
without they have time finish it, 1t is one o. tue
citing and enchanting books printed Co'h T|i
$3.50
IN PRESS AND NEARLY READY
COAL AND COAL OIL; Or The GEOLOGY OF TIM
TARru; WITH FULL AND POPULAR DESCRIPTION on 'lShh
AIS AND MINERAL CoNBUsTiBLEs. by IN Bowen foe,O
nj soogy This work should be in the hands oil ana iea "
Ill that tai. any interest in Coal OH Coal Compete
one volume, bound. Price ~
THE FORsAKEN DAUGHTER. One voL' paper c0''i
Prcs sl 80; or in one volume. cloth, for So
TfIE BEAUTIFUL WIDOW. One volume paper cover
Price 81 so; or in volume. cloth for ~
ry Comics of any Of the above will be sent per man, ~
once on receipt fpriee BY MS.
Address al orders to the publishers
r. b. PETERSON &c BROTHEhS,
NO. 3O6 CHEsTNUT-sT., PHlLADELPHlA.
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R-An persons buying at this sale will be required to
make deposit Of of the purchase money
the property ID struck OIL otherwise win be fesod
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
United States Marshal Tor the District oil Virginia
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EAvY AGENTS OYyIcR,
NEwY0RK January II, 1865.
WILL be Sold at Public Auction on Wed.

" III. DO DoIu NJ uDIIU HuO"oH vi Nou-
nesday. the 9th dly Of February, NJ the NavyYard
N Y. the United States side-whee steamer MOBILE. with
Ensnes Boilers, &C., she stands Length, 2l3 feet
BREADTH 80 H. in depth OF hold, II f. IN height from
lower to main deck n. in height from main 20 hurricane
deck, n in. Beam Engine diameter Of cylinder u
inches; stroke, feet Iron Paddle wheels.
Also, bot old Manila Rope lot Oakum Shnvngs so TO ITS
bales Oakum Dust lot Condo mned Leather Hose lot Of
Coal Cindera
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PERSONAL PROPERTY

TENoVNNI y
No. %. TERRY SlNCLAlRS household furniture.
No. ~. THOMAS HUME, jr.s personal property.
No l26. JOHN X. COOK > household furniture.
Seized beled snd condemned under the act Of
July seventeenth, eighteen hundred and s1tytwo the
property of the above named defendants and will be sold for
the Of the United States.
JOHN UNDERWOOD
United States Marshal for the District Of Virginia
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Amnsemenfs.

TIppOTHEATRON. Begins at "a.
III MONDAY EVENING, Jan. 23 x,c,r,cx,
Avn EVERY EVENING Until FURTHER NOTICE,
~ GRAND MATINEES.
IN WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at "a
FIFTH WEEK
of the New and Original Grand
coMc ENGLISH CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME,
HARLEQUIN BLUE BEARD,
with It's New and Gorgeous ,,,
SCENIC AND SPECTACULAR EFFECTS
TRICKS, TRANsFORMATiuNS,C Q l9nHs SSENES'
JSDORsFD BY CROWDED HOUSES.
PRONOUNCED BY THE ENTIRE pRESS
70 be the most unguestionaby splendid and mrh'movns
'pec'''' EVER PRESENTED TO TnE PUBLIC.
HARLEQUIN Blue BEARD,
will be given every evening and al al 'hc Ha''"e0' ~
UNPARALLELED CAST aud ,,u>-r,
N SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS.
=" ''''''' GRAND EQUESTRIAN
AND GYMNAsTIC PERFORMANCES
In which the whole of the a..,,,,
APPEAR IN GORGEOUS ARRAY
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN AD'ANCE,
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60 Get.
fjcuses an6 farms Uantso.

WANTED 10 HIRE for MANUFACTURINGl
w PURPOSES, large and well lighted baiidins. with
moderate amount Of steam power, aud yafdreom attached
tdres, With locs,ion snd price MANUFACTURER, Box
No. 49, Tribune Office.
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Ccsiures ano itlfetings.

A SSOCIATION or EXEMPT FlREMEN.-
~ SPECIAL MEETING win be held at BEenens Hall,
MONDAY EVENING, January 49, u O'CLOCK ioE an express
Of sentiment tn propositions before the
create PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT ia this city IN place o,
voluntary one BY resolution 81 tae ASSOCIATION
January H. all exempt hrenen are invited to send .niS
meeting. PHILLIP w h.'poi ites'DoNS
GEORGE W. WHEELER, Recording Secretary
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ROADWAY THEATER.
FAREWELL OF SOL0N SHINGLE.
LAST THREE NIGHTS

LAST THREE NIGHTS
= OWENS ',.,...sOLON sBINOLI.
j. r. OWENS. .sOLON sHINGLt.
tI The renowned triumph which hundred and my
gifts attracted the hea.est elimination oil ne
town might profaDy and conspicnousy hod possession
the for the remainder OF the season pp te
willingness thus closely to restrict the Tch I.'os.s o. a
OF and accordingly announces definitely, iof "eS
nf TaE{ LAST NIGHT OF THE PEOPLES LAWYER
2h 2sh 2h ngh,' oths gra; ISeeI
PANIoN PIECE no SOkON sHlNGLE-eniisled
TIE TIE LIVE LIVE indian,
in wh,h owsnsi @skeSP and md it E q BIG INDIAN
pronounced the most perfect bits OF earavssnt c0"sV
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, Jan %, a. 70.
LAST NIeBrs Of the Present Bill
ThH HfsH1i = E SHHS sG1 NEXT s JAM
First time this season OF Pooles celebrated Comedy,
PAUL PRY'
Mr. JOHN Z. "..as....".-...PAUL PAi'
AN EXCELLENT CAST.
~ Boz Book now open for the PAUL PRy Nights
VAN AMBURGH & CO.'S MENAGERIE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
Nos 53y and 5il BROADWAY.
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 a. NJ. TO 10 F. M,
with the .,,,.,s
IL ''' ~'''a i LIVING ;6"B R z SIS 1YD sfhDs
gathered nom the most remote regions OF
EUROPE. ASIA, AFRICA, AND AMERICA.
CONSTANT ADDITIONS
are being made to
THE VAST COLLECTION
or GEOLOGICAL WONDERS,
70 be found Ia the spacious aud airy halls o. this
GREAT METROPOLITAN
INSTITUTE or NATURAL HISTORY.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY, f.
LIe gwen M m, ard "A y. Introducing the
ELFPUANrS HANNIBAL AND TiPPOOSAIB,
THE EDUCATED APE "SlGNOR VICTOR"
PERFORMING PONIES. MONKEYS, AND MULES
and the eytraori nary ieats Of
PROF. LAEGWORTHY IN THE LIONS DEN
ADMISSION ONLY IS CENTS.
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ILLUsTRATED MONTHY,

~ AND A5lE. DEMOBESTS MIRROR or FASH
1ONS.-The splendid February number ready, com
png the most brilliant and euteraiung Novelties reliable
Fashions and Literary Gems esef combined n one Inag zne
universally tie Mode Parlor MAJ zine Of Amer
ica. sold everywhere -Do not fail 70 e magnificent
February Speuddpyemums for yearly so0sc oefs
Single copies mailed zee receipt u prize p cents no. -
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TJNHE RICHEST SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
l. PUBLISHED ~ THIS COUNTRY.
hTDTTRON,S BIRDS OF AMERICA

Illustrated BY one splendid folio volume containing $50
magnificent coored plates 4,x4) inches IN size representing
$50 figures OF birds ALL OF TUE NATURAL SIZE, in
action together with the plants aud most ireqrened by
them. -.
Russia. extra, $50
Full Russia, superb gilt edges, 4325.
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e opnrtucrsbip Notices.

ME-. ROBERT STURSBERG is a partner in
WI house from this date.
IL. & a. srURsBERo & CO.
New York, Jan. q 1865
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iiea! estate tor Sale.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-FOR SALE a first
\ clss. TENEMENT HOUSE on Fortieth-s'. Now rerts
. 200 but pi rent 100 p,rauuuu ana VIII n sold
vsry low. Appiy a. 20 JOHN FErrnETCH, No fl6
Ihflayc Tie Is got NJ new plan, with modern
impfo ycnrnt. each ho0r
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Store Fixture. will be sold immediately after the sale Of '
Goods
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AUDUBON,S QUADKUPEDS or AMERICA

Original edition iinrated by t"o imperial folo volumes
Coored plates 2x27 uoles epesetu lo animals, either
life size OF their scale distinctly given
Two vols plates aid vo-. text royal SSo, lali Russia
Full Russia, superb gilt 81
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OCTAVE LIBRARY EDITIONS or THE ABOVE WORKS
IL vols roys Gyo go coofed Plates representing about
100 figures Of Birds anG Animals, ui aAAquc' g~ .o,,
HE s,tious ........,............... zoo
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-15
MAooN. e., May Y, N A. y

MACON, GA May Il, IL A N.
Hon. E. M. Stanton
The following dispatch, announcing the
csp,ure of JEFF. Davis, has just been handed
me by Colonel Mentz, commanding the
I'd division:
HEADQ'Rs FoURTH Mich. CAT1
CUMBERLAND, Ga, May IL.
To Captain T. W. Se'th n. q. SecoHa
SUe~I have the honor 70 report that at
dsvlisht yesterday, at lrWlnyllleI sur
nr;sed and captured JEFF Davis snd tami-
r to,,atber with his wifes sisters and
~, -91ntbs2 his Postmaster Gen eral, Reagan
jo - 1,Tivate Secretary, Colonel Harrison !;
/ 1loldnal johnson, Aide-de-Camp on DAVIS
stsfr. Cols. Morris and Lubbeck and Lieu
tons1t Hathaway also, several other un-
! ;--,oortant names and q train OF hVe Wa
ms and three smbulsnces, making most
perfect success. .,od
Hsd not a most paiBful mistake occurred
H., 1vbicb the An Michigan and lst WE
oSS,sin came in conflict, we should have
dona hetter. This mistake cost US two XII
~ and Lieut.. BouIle wounded through tn
- in the 4th Michigan, and four mel
..nnndad in the LIST Wisconsin. This oc
cured Just at day light, after We bad esp
tured the camp, by the advance OF tne IL Il
wisconsin they were mistaken tor N
0 r.,urned to this point last mig ht, an
sbsll move right on to Macon Witnol
wait waiting orders frem you IS directed, lee
Ne tbst tfhe whole effect Of the expeditlo
Z accomplished. It viii take me at lea
tbTes \ Iisys 70 reach Mscon, Is We are sever
t1-Svs miles out and our stock much g
5snstsd. Il hope TO resch HsWkinsTille y
: nipht. 1 have the honor, etc., --
1 A' B. ID. RR1TCHARDi
Lieut.. Colonel, 4th Mich. Cavalry