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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
Important Order from Gen. Sherman

important Order from Gen. Sherman.
The following important order has just
been issued:
HEADovARTEns MILITARY DIVISION or)
TIE MISSISSIPPI. IN THE FIELD. :
SAvANxAn, Ga. Jan. II, 1865.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS No. Ia It be-
ing represented that tha Confederate Army
and armed bands of robbers. acting pro-
iessedly under the authority of the Confed.
crate Government. are harras>ing the peo-
pie Of Georgia AMI enieavoring TO iutimi-
date them in the efforts they are making to
secure to themselves provisions. clothing.
security to life and property. and the res
,ora,ion of law and good government in
the State. it is hereby ordered aud made
public:
l. That the farmers Of Georgia may
bring into Savannah. Georgia. Fernandins
or Jacksonville. Florida. marketing. such
as beef. pork. mutton, vegetables of any
kind. fi,h. DC, ~ wall a. cotton in small
quantities, and sell the same in open mar
ket. except the cotton. which must be sold
by or through the Treasury Agents, and
may invest tho proceeds in family stores.
such as bacon and -four in any reasonable
quantities. groceries. shoes and clothing,
and articles no; coR.rsband Of war, and
carry the same back Ia their families No
trade store will be attempted in the interi.
or, or stocks OF goods sold for them; but
families may club together for mutual a..
sistance and protection in coming and 60.
ing.
2. Tho people are encouraged to meet
together in peaceful assemblsges. to dis.
cuss measures looking to their safety and
good government and the restoration OF
State and National authority. and will be
protected by the National army when SO
doing: and all peaceable inhabitants who
satisfy the commanding officers that they
are earnestly laboring to that end. mus.
not only he left undislurbel in property
and person. but must be protected As far
~ possible, consistent with the military
operations. II any farmer or peaceable
inhabitant is molested by the enemy, viz:
the Confederate army or guerilas. because
OF his friendship to tbs National Govern.
ment, the psrpe,rstor. il caught. will be
summarrily punished. or his family m ade
to suffer for the outrage; but if the crime
cannot be traced to the actual party. then
retaliation will be msds on the adherents
to the csuse OF the ,ebellion--shoulj
Union man be murdered. thcn . rebel Sc
lccted by LOT will be shot-or If Q Union
family be prosecuted on account Of the
cause. rebel family will be banishel to
foreign land. In aggravated cases retail.
alton will extend as high as five for one.
All commanding officers will act promptly
in such cases. and report their action after
the retaliation is done.
BY order Of
Maj Gen. w. T. SHERMAN.
l.. NJ. DAYTON, Asst. Alt. Gen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02


ia enough to supply over sixty thousand
men. 1t is all English, and they have re.
ceived the last cargo. No more will ever
come this way.
We picked up telegram from General
Lee to his son here. which says if Forts
Fisher and Caswell are not held he would
have to evacuate Richmond. and that he
shonli not be surprised if he left At any
moment.
We have plenty of force to hold this
place against the whole Southern Confed.
eracy. have $50 guns bearing on the
narrow slope of land where our troops are
heavily entrenched. There are vessels in
the river and on the outside, and we only
hope they will attempt to retake it. With
ten thousand men in Fort Fisher and the
guns Of the squadron. we can hold the
place long time. We find this better
place to catch blockade runners than out.
eide. / had blockade runners light liz
up last night. and was obligirg enough to
answer their signals. Two of them, the
Stag and Charlotte. from Bermuda, loaded
with arms. shoes, DC. &c. came on and
quietly anchored near tho Malvern, and
were taken possession OF.
The Stag was commanded by Z. Fl
Gayle. Lieutenant in the rebel navy, and
belongs to the rebel Government.
A number more are expected. and we
will. hope. catch portion CT them.
] intrus,ed this duty TO Lieut.. Gushing.
and lie performed il with his usual good
luck. These two are very fast vessels. and
valuable prizes. They threw a portion of
their papers overheard. on hEding they
were trapped.
The Charlotte has FIVE English passen.
gers and one English army officer. who
came over. as they expressed it. ION 3
lark" and were making themselves quite
jolly in the cabin over their champagne.
and congratulsting themselves on !heir
safe arrival.
The Stag fired three shots IS she ran by
our vessels.
Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
d. ID. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
REPORT OF ADMIRAL PORTER.
Operations OF the Fleet-Occupatlon of
Fort Caswell md SmithyiIIe,

WAsHINGroS, jan. rs.
The Navy DEPARTMENT to-day, received
the following report from Admiral Porter:
NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON,
CsIrED STATES FLAG sAIr MALVERN
Oh Smithhel'l, \. g., Jan. 20.
la my last l informed you that Fort
Caswell ha been blown up. and evacua.
ted in consequence of the fall of Fort Fish.
er.
/ sent Lieutenant Gushing around in the
Monticello. to the Western Bar, to ascer
tain what had taken place and obtain aid
from the officers in command Of the New
York snd Vicksburg. Lieutensnt Gushing
did not obtain the aid he required, for
what reason have not yet learned; but
with bis usual energy he pushed on and
found Fort Caswell had been blown up
Bald Head fort was destroyed. Fort
Shaw and also Fort Blank, to the West.
card Of Caswell. were abandoned. This
fort Was mounted with 9-inch guns and
Armstrong 100. FOUNDERS.
Lieutenant Gushing then pushed for
ward to Smilhviile. after hoisiing the flag
Of the Union over Csswell. The next
thing saw Was . fi.g waving over Smith
vile. which saw our boats approaching.
leaving everything in the heavy font nn-
impaired, and two 9.inch guns, only.
spiked in the FORT
In the meantime he had succeeded in
getting one gunboat. the Lscony. over in.
to the river. aud scnt her up to Rves Poin,
to disable the guns At that place. which is
about three miles above Fort Fisher, on
ths west side Of the river.
In twenty.four hours after the fall OF
Fort Fisher and outworks, all the formi-
dsble chain Of forts. in this river and at
the entrance. built to keep ont anything.
had fallen into our hands. They are gar.
risoned for the present with sailors.
l can scarcely give q description of
these works. - they are certainly the
most formidable and best built earth.
works l ever saw. aud do credit to the en-
ginrer who planned them.
Fort Caswell is the sane shape il was
before it fell into the hands of the rebels,
except the covering Of the walls on the
outside with earth, and which is in many
respects stronger than Fort Fisher and
harder to take by assault.
i had great difficulty in getting the gum
boats over the bar. and only succeeded this
morning in getting the last ane over
The rebels left plenty of stores and pro.
visions. and our men are now subsisting
on them.
/ send you list of tho forts that have
fallen into our hands since Fort Fisher
fell. with the number and calber of til.
guns. We have found in each fort si.
Armstrong gun. the name of Sir William
Armstrong marked in full As the Brit
ish Government claim the exclusive right
Of these guns. IL would Be interesting to
know how they came into forts held by
the rebels.
! find that provisions. stores and cloth
ing have come through this port; l am al
most afraid Il heution the suoun:. but it
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
FROM GEN. SHERMAN,
An Order In Reference to Nesroes-sa.
vannsh Harbor O.en to Navigation
The Movement Against Charleston.
New YoRk, Jan. %.

NEW oRk, Jan. rs.
General Sherman issued an order in
references to the negroes within the lines of
bis army. The young and sble-bodied
men are to be encouraged to enlist in the
military service. and the South Carolina
Sea Islands and tbs abandoned rice AID
cotton fields on portions of the Florida
and Sonth Carolina coasts. are to be set
apart for the settlement of the old men.
women and children. General Rufus Sax.
ton has been appointed to superin,cnd
their location on these lands.
All rebel distractions have been remov.
ed from the main channel 10 Savannah
hsrbor. and it is now open for navigation.
A Charleston correspondent of the Rich
mond Dispatch says that if Sherman sue
ceeds in getting possession Of Branchville,
the fall of Charleston will soon follow.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
The Last Survivor.

The rebels have one lone pirate ship
shoas. which has lately been destroying
sons OF our merchant vessels on the coast
OF Brazil. The capture Of the river dafen
80 Of Wilmington has released . large
uumbsr of ships of ~ar which can be cas-
NY spared TO hunt down and destroy this
last Of the rovers of the sea. It will be
discrsditsbls to the Navy Department if
This Il not promptly done.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02

The attention Of our readers il urgently
called to the Prospectus Of new Monthly
Magazine Gozloy's Pacific N0ntily-
Published in another column. The grea,
sdvsntsgss-ssils from . first-class peri
odical. we'll worth the price Of .ubscrip.
ti0a--thc proprietors present every sub.
scriber with an article OF Jewelry. which
can not De obtained At any retail establish
msnt for less than the subscription price Of
the Magazine. Msssrs. GAzLAY l. Co.,
contract with manufacturers in lare, ousn-
titles for the presentation jewelry. and
have taken this method of building up q
rapid and extensive demand for their Mag.
ssise. in connection with a judicious and
systematic system of advertising. The
firm are well known and reliable. and We
predict successful reward for their enter.
priss. Specimen copies Of the Pacific
Monthly can be seen at the Office of this
paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
The Present Campaign.
New YoRK. Jan. .

NEW I 0RK, Jan. Z8.
The Times. editorislly. considers the
present campaign. begnn by Sherman. as
the finishing campaign of the rebellion.
and thinks it makes no difference whether
troops. now coming from the West. rein
forces Sherman. Terry and Grant. It
looks to see the present cs,apsign carried
to successful termination. and hopes Mr..
Blair will now remain quiet. and says the
only thing necesssry to accomplish peace
is the destruction OF Lees army.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
PLYMOUTH. IND,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1866.
ANOTHER GRAND TRIUMPH
OVER TYRANNY!
Tbs Constitutional Amendment
Aaolishins Slavery Passed by
both Houses Of Congress.

The House on Tuesday last resumed the
consideration Of the Constitutional amend.
msnt sboli,hing slavery throughout the
United States, and passed it BY the ne
ssssary two-thirds majority.-ye.s 1l9.
Gays SO. The amendment having been
adopted by the Senate at the last session
ell that Is necessary now to make il the
supreme law Of the land is its adoption BY
: the requisite number Of the State Lesisla-
lures. which there is no doub, will be done,
md in another moon we confidently ex-
pscs TO be able to announce that this is
Indeed the land Of the frss." .. we'll as
'ths home of the brave"
Several Democrats voted for the amend
mont. among the rest Mr.. CoHroth from
this State. All tho rest of his Democrat.
&c colleagues from Indiana voted nay.
Wswill publish the yeas and nays in full
next week. VIII not father Abraham
feel prou.! when he is abs to proclaim off
tieAiy IA OOcNicuCs ~ tue NOtce OF the pe0-
pie "LiBsETY THROUGHOUT THE LAND TO
ALL THE INHABITANTS THEREOF?
When the Clerk called the roll. III.
Speaker asked for his name to be callei a.
Q member of the House His name wa.
sccoriingly called and when he responded
TO it was applsnlei. The Speaker check
oil the applause and said thu, order woul.l
bs preserved. Some Of the Democratic
members said tho Republican side was ..
noisy - the galleries.
When the calling of the roll va. com.
plstsd. the eek proceeded to read the
names. The .esnls OF the vote was noted
on . piece of paper. anil han.iel to the
Speaker. who announced the passage Of
the joint resolution. by q vote of ll9
yeas. agains, Sc nays Thereupon follow.
Cd general sh"u, of applause. Members
on the fiooi hnzzahed in cheers with the
galleries. Ths laiie. in the House as
ssmblsgs wsvei their hanikerchiefs. and
again anil again the applause was rspestsi.
The audience xere wildly excitei. and the
friends Of the measure were jubilaut.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02

ALFRED WELToS DROWNED AT SEA-
The painful rnmor. which has been circu-
seting hare for several days past. that Mr..
Allied Welton, of this place. had been
drowned At sea. by the sinking of the
steamer. on which he embarked At New
York for the purpose Of going to Hilton
Head. S. c.. we fear is too true. He
wrote to his vile in this place. after reach
Ing New York. that he was going or had
taken passas. on board tn. steamer Mel.
vile. ana shortly after the arrival Of the
letter intelligence reached here Of the sink
ing Of the Melville during Q storm. We
understand tha, Mr.. VS. name appears
among the lis, Of passengers on the i'll 70.
ted steamer a. published in a New York
paper. but not among the list Of the saved
The only hope. therefore. Of his safety Is.
that he might have been picked up by some
vessel bound to foreign port.
IL il also reported that COL Reuben
Williams. OF the 10Th Ind Reg. was on
board the same vessel, anil that his name
- not given in thu lis, OF the saved.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
BALTIMORE. Jan. 81.

1t was currently reported here last
night. and is reported this morning. that
Peace Commissioners are now on the way
TO Washington. According to the rum or
they are expected TO arrive at Annapolis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
LIST District,
"A Tragedy at WASHINGTON.

A young lady. from Chicago. respecta-
bly, connected, killed her seduccr. Andrew
J. Burroughs. clerk in the Comptrolsr's
Office, Washington, on Monday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
A CARD TO THE LADIESf
DIR. DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS.
FOR FEMALES.
NJ r A L L 3 L e
IN CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES REMOVING
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MONTHLY TURNS,
FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, AND ARE

~ l. l.
IN CORRECTING IRREGULARITIES REMOVING
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE MONTHLY TURNS,
FROM WHATEVER CAUSE, AND ARE
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL AS
PREVENTATIVE
And the "oDly sure" and CERTAIN REMEDY
for all those affecting com lints peculiar 10 tho
Sex, whether married or single"
These Pills are nothing new but hare been us.
cd by the Doctors for many years, both in France
and America, with unparalleled success in every
case; and he is urged BY many thousand ladies
who have used them, to make the Pills public for
alienation of those suffering from any Irregular
ties whatever, as well as to prevent increase Of
family whore health will not permit il. Females
peculiarly situated, those supposing themselves
so, are cautioned agains using these pills while in
that condition as the proprietor no rcspon-
sibility after the above admonition, although their
mildness would prevent any mischief TO health,
otherwise the Pills are recommended. Full and
explicit directions accompany each box. -
1000 BOXES HAVE BEEN SOLD IN TWO
YEARS.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter, both BY mypelf
and agents, to all parts or the world TO which An
swers have been returned, in which ladies' saw
nothing like the above Pills have been knswn since
the SCIENCE OF MEDIC NE DAwNED UPON THE
WORLD IN REMOVING OBsTRrcrIoS md REsroR.
ING NATURE TO ITS PRoPER CHANNEL, -,
Quieting the nerves and bringing back the .srosy
color oil health" to the check of the most delicate
PRICE sl.00 Pa Box. Six BorrLxs roR $500.
Sold by all Druggists, and Nv DR.. T. A. LEMON,
sole Agent for Plymouth. Ind.
Ladies by sending him $l.O0 can have the pills
sent (confdentially) by mail, free OF postage, 10
any part of the city or coun,ry.Tu -
G. P. Lacey General Travelling Agent for the
western States, l67 Dearbon Street. Chicago. III.
GEORGE R. TRIALS & Co. solo Agents
for Warsaw, Ind.
N. B. None genuine unless The 30, issigpsd
SD Howe. lnsly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice is given that I. Samuel Barrett, admins.
traitor Of the estate OF Henry Lewallen. deceased
will offer at private sale, on the
25th day OF February. 1865,
and If not sold on said day will ntinue to offer
the same from day to day at my residence. in Tip
pecanoe township, Marshall County, Indiana, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
acres off of the south end of the east half OF
tie south west quarter of section No. l3, in
township No. 80. north of range 3 cast, situate
in said County and State.
TERMS OF SALE.-0nc third cash in hand. one
third in nine months and one third in eighteen
months, the purchaser giving notes with interest
and security, waving benefit OF valuation and ap-
praise ment laws.
SAMUEL BARRETT,
Dec. y, '6S-nl4t4 r Admir-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
SEWING MACHINES.
FINkCE g. LYONS
NEW PATENT ROTARY FEED
SEWING MACHINES.

The following facts demonstrate that these Ma.
chimes comprise the HIGHEST IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
SEwING MACHINE ART, viz
!. Each MACHINE is guaranteed 10 give better sat.
isftction thln any other Sewing Machine in
Market, or money refunded.
z They have taken many OF the HIGHEST PREM.
UMs AT tho most important EXHIBITIONS and
FAIRS ever held in the United States
8. They make the LOCK STITCH alike On both
sides-t' US saving more ihLn half the thread
and silk used in the travelling rid5e-sears of the
loop stitch ahd single thread Sewing Machines
4. They are adapted 10 the widest range Of heavy
and light sewing.
D. They have no rafting wires, or delicate attach.
ments TO keep in repair
b. They require no taking apart TO clean or OIL
and no Lessons to sc, needle, regulate ten.
sion, or operate Machine.
Please call and examine and demonstrate for
yourself, or send for CIRCULAR with samples of sew.
ing.
n. Blown and County Agents wanted.
FINKLE & LYON S. M. Co..
No. 53S BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
The Quota of Indiana by Districts

The following is the official apportion-
nent Of quotas in the various Cvngrsssi.
onal Districts Of Indiana:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02

PiAso FoR SALE-A first class Piano for sale
on reasonable terms. A credit OF six months will
be iven on porto, Of the amount Enquire at
this ofscs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
Aett1 10nerttseuIents.
II ETTERS remaining unclaimed i'm q

ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the
IL Post 0ihce At Plymouth, State " Indiana on the
LIST day 81 February. 1868.
To obtain any oftheselott.rs the applicant must call
for adresd Letters give tho date of this list and
one cont for advertising.
Ifnc allcd for within month, they will be
the Dead Letter Once.
LADIES' LIST.
B,rrct Miss Cooke Mary
Boochcr Eli Mrs ellison Eliza beth
CENTS LIST.
Austin Alex Ba-gs L B
Atkinson Harvey Fornealt Jacob
B-tra John Folts w w
Burkad Rev Giapes z
Bachelor - Lcedy Abraham A S
Badgley Arson Miller Orlen
Burton Isaac Mackey II
Butcom Nicholas Smaller & Brown
Bike Emanuel Thompson J
Burt A c valkert TIC Rev
Burnee ] o
OH. P. BAILEY, P. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-02-02
Dec. 9, '65.nl4yl

STRAIED g.7fIa.v ...liaa 81.
u - rs.- ...s.
From the subscriber. living in Tyner CITY, Mar.
shall County. Indiana, on the sth inst, a BAY
HORSE COLT. three years old next spring,--no
marks recolecicd. When he left he had leatln-
err strap about two inches wide around his neck.
Any person giving the undersigned Information
Of his ~hereabouts will Be literally rewarded.
Jan. 2e.-nI3t3s JOHN GOOD,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

Inc following regular trains will be run On this
road on and after WEDNESDAY, Oct 18th.
mail train daily Except on Sundays be-
tween hchmond and Stanton, leaving Rich
mond at 7.l5 NJ, snd Stanton $50 M
night mali train between Richmond and Cor
louisville, leaving Richmond at us p. Nj, and
GordOnsyille at 80 A. y.
Tri-Wcekly mail train, leaving Staunton ct
: A. NJ, fer the West on TUESDAYS. THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS.
The mail trains leaving Richmond connect
with the trains On the Orange and Alexandria
railroad
The Day mail train connects with Stage Coach-
cs at Stanton for lexington. NinchcstCr, &c.
Inc train west of Stanton connects with Stare
Coaches for Rockbridae Baths Rockbrd.e Alum,
Warm Hot and Healing Springs, and the White
Sulphur and Lewis urg.
Freight train EelNcen Richmond and Stauu-
ton connects with freight trains on Orange ard
Alexandria railroad for LynchLurg and Alcxail-,
dria.
Freight will lie sent to any point on the Grange
and Alexandria Railroad, without ,hanceofcafs.
Goods purchased in Northern cities can lie
sent DIRECT to any station IN this read W here the
company has an agent, by conSigning them to
STEPHEN HUNTER General Freight AGENT.
Rlchmond. The charge for the transit through
Richmond, including Wharfage, drayage. storage
and commissions, Will not exceed ten cents per
LOU It's, and on heavy articles will lie much less
frelghs will be collected at destination
Through tickets can lie purchased st this office
Tor Lynchburg, Bristol, knoxville and Dalton
Passengers going South of Lynchl urp should
tSke the I. Is P. NJ. train to make close connec
tons. Tickets to Lexington, Va. Sl.
Freight office at Richmond closed at 3 P. NJ.
II. d. WHITCOMB.
General Superintendent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

The following are the proceedings Of the
November term Of the County Court:
Commonwealth rs Robert F. Craig,
charged with felony, examined and rcmanded
to jail for trial in Circuit Court at June term
next. Allowed bail in til, sum of $1,000
Thomas A. Bleelsoe, VIM. c Eskridge
and II. NJ Bell, qualified a. Notarics Pub
lie.
James II. Cailisou AMI salnl. g. Finley,
qualified as road Commissioners.
Jno F. Smith, Sealer of Weights and
Measures, made a report showing the num-
her of the various measures &C., now in bis
poss ssion.
NJ ". D. Hogshead resigned his Office as
Justice Of the peace for District No. s and
as a member Of the Court, which was
received \ writ Of election was awarded
to ell the vacancy Election to be held CT
the 4th Thursday in January next.
Henry Fl. Peek, Robert G. Biclsle and
Benjamin F. Points we're appointed . com
nittee to audit Claims against the County.
I'll persons having ouch claims are required
to proluca them at the Clerks Office, on or
before DIST Of December next, loropJrly au-
thenticatel for inspection.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

we notice considerable improvement going
on in the way Of bailiing up manufacturing
establishments in Stanton The Messrs
Lushbaugh have leased lot from Hon. A.
II. II. Stuart, below bis residence and near
Lewis Creek, where they have erected a
building and propose carrying on their man
ufacturing business. The old mill property
owned by Mr.. Moncure Of Richmond, ba;
been sold by Messrs Shelley and Allan, Land
Agents, to Col NJ. G Harnlan, and Rob
erts, Nelson & Co., are erecting Found
ry on tho site Of the bu:lIiag lately
occupied by the Messrs Lushhaugh. They
have also torn down the old lnill. a!r. Vim
4. Burke is also erecting Foundry on the
old stage lot owned by Ar. J. F. Tanna'
bill.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1865-12-01

FIVE Companies Of the 5Sth Pennsylvania
Vols.-four from Stanton and one from
Lexington, have gone to Charlottesville, t
take the place of troops stationed there, who
are to be mustered cut. They are under tAe
command Of Maj Redmond. who viii COM
mand that post. vice Brcvet Brig Gen. Voris.
Capt. Collins, formerly Provost Marshal al
Staunton, is assigned to duty there as Pro
VOC. Marshal of The District.
The Company stationed at Covington and
the one in Highland have been Withdrawn to
be stationed at Stanton. leaving one Com
pany at Lexington and one at Millboro
Springs.