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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

YiGHr ~ saLoOs-THg rEoPKiKToH sEvEESLr
cur.
On tuesday night quarrel occurred In the drinking
saloon Of Andrcu Malgan u Essr and nroorns
streets, betwscn several parties ~bo had there
during the nShi nulIsan, keeper Of The place,
vsre.y cut Ia The rght nigh aid stomach b. taifs
alleged 10 have been Ia The hands % Ffanrs Haihsan
James sheridan NhO AlFo BFtivfi ia ths dmcuiiJ.
had one Of bis hnmha nearly bitten % sah'yan. Who
n stone cutter, ADD lives al 30 Vat T~snty fsgfth
street arrested by olosr dyer - the Tenth PIE
obct aud taken before Justice Mansfield ~ho commit
tel him f0t trial la default " o. 600 ball
DgsPEEITs yIGHr ~ roRrER noUsE ASSAULT
on DgTscrfyg.
Yesterday morning about three o'oiock, number ~
~bo had collected The porter hogss ~ Chari>~
Siallois Of Grand sns Orchard siregt hc,ams
involved 10 quarrel during which PAifics PARCEL,
In0gl3sr severely b~.isn and sboai the bssd
DeJels. sio-ey -bo ehssosd 10 be rsans ., The nHs,
John EoAsh aitsssea him, sui. hx him S,srsl boss
sbot The head AID face Oncef Long ~ The 1enth
cinot soon rs.chsd scsrs ~ uDsbls ana bsth ~.
bril- gervnla Ito station house rgrgson
w.iefDAn sAbsf " ffsss Fuftsis wounds, shss
the latter s-vHEsy assAg,sd The surgeon and oonp~sa
him " lolvs uHti re dfsPsrats could 10 fs1ocsf
b. snlnisi0n Purcell sgi fbaseh sgt~eqo~nuy
rrsignsd before Jasias Mansfield, and Ne ooHpslst
trial
srgpfcfore caaAlcrrn sror nv oTTIcgn
soans tuo ~ tLr.s ..sss sine yogsg nan, .ho.~
name has yritrsnspi,f earrotsd water
aud rObbsd Of sod ..ish. Subsequently, TIE osnss
discovered be property In po-s-si0a u younrss~s,
wbo. IN explanation, aid he vfocufsf IRON Johs
shelly s1sficioas ehsnrirr -s tso-n W TIE poliss
d IN aeg nth prrribet Hnos that tins TIE oresrs
have been 80 alert fof Shelly AMI yesterday Arar
noon onesf Cole a. ne ssys1th pfccinct me, him 10
wstsr street, Csiharbs syf ,rfsaTofsd "a tAss
him ctArge shelly p4lled a-Ay add Ted ysrssst ~
ts orcsf AT Ofcsf NVoduHi, ~ the fams prssirc'.
Who l0hed 10 ths eAAss ana 0fesfei tie f4si.
i've ~ s,op -hsily consihHsf ~ run. and,
flfn.nr. us0d stuafs md iasllunE hhGsAgs
10 hs guffusr Urcrr woodward sg.in ooupHnan1ef
shelly ~ han bat fsinng - comply. TIE orirsal a.
shsfgff his revolver ths ball frn Which oos s~sgt
rhfiiys rFht hfp The ugandsi grsors' ~as iatst n
Ne hafia1n street poics STALLION, ~hsfs hIfEepn hfsn
called All erirsc,sf tas ballet Ths acass Z -
tHsntY ols yrafs " ags AL native - this cty n"
police - he seventh pfsruet frpfsfs1t Ne st14ssf a.
baing Fsfy dangefyls cAsfartsf.
viCrfSIsED ~ HAoAbHir 0iSHLtro Housr
Capis'n Jou-isn, = ths ffrih lfe, g,', yss'sfe1y
arrested Cao1si Ehsf'oes H.ensn % uis chsrgi -
fsnbilBg rrsisrrsi sssns Lin ~ NJ issA Hart. -
rsyiofs H9isi, JerFsT ciy N ~ s-fsrh "a CON
psirant sss f1gtt psi 90 ths fh ast ~ 0egsr8
from him 81 "flfo Ne san q 90, - Ne 2<5 hfo@i-
vAT tkai bling p'tfe uhffs gsrnss ~ stanea
pAysf TIE Compliant fsrhsf alleges uai ., fafioes
iiuss Frts hs l5h aiL ~. srcssss bAs frvts him
fafU" shgst 80 coighsi Hiisthah tsssa
bsfofs J8ses Dgurg ssd fequsi " ave BAL in tIs
ss. " ttoo 70 GsAi al sfsminstioa
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YORK, THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1866.
Committee Reconstruction for the use OF the Senate
which referred to the Committee on Printing

Committee Reconstruction for the OF the Senate,
which was referred TO the Committee on Printing
COLORADO.
Mr.. WILSON entered motion 10 reconsider the vote by
which the Senate refused 10 order the bill for tho adms
sion OF Colorado to a third reading.
NAVY AUTHORIZATION BILL
Mr. FEsENDES gave notice that on TO he should
call up the Navy Appropriation bill
cI.ArNs
Mr.. TRUxBUL moved the concurrence of tho senate In
the House amendment 10 the bill in relation the Court
of Claims.
The bill authorizes appeal from the Court OF Claims
10 the Supreme Court The House amendment requires
the Clerk OF the Court OF Claims TO transmit copy or
the decision OF the court 70 the heads OF departments
and certain other officers OF tho government
The House amendment was concurred In, and this BILL
when signed by the President, will be law.
UNIFORM SYSTEM oY MILITIA
Mr. WILSON called up the bill 10 establish uniform
system OF militia, pending the consideration OF which
the Senate, motion OF Mr. GRIMES into eIecu-
tive session, and soon after adjourned
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Corossrs' Iaa.ssss.

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M AsrHosr, rep Of J., presented rctol1uon Tor
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nsi,sty Yesterday be thought q Arsas. NO ssd
ben nghung for hls country thirty years And sho has
been srecut.d at Us bohest u ias great msh At
the head % the Frvuch nation, the ssntenAn
bad described him. He thought q Afssga cfecaisd a.
prisoner ~ war In cold blood and n tho twenty thou
snd other herican patriots eIocsfsd 10 ne sane man
nsr BY this great man this model Empcfur ~ agfssd
With bis colleague fvf. Nsshbarr-I " sU1li aenf a.
biggags wagons nor solder .n'9rins o. nless . ,.
laughed by representative " Zoo fpYai iaalss ~
E1r0p- lie would much prefer - ~ or soiaisfs 10
line u battle IN nod around hefc3
NJ BssGs opposed the Amendn a. Ne ssid thn ~
fore be ioos any part in ths oonfilff ~ h. qa~
u0n hs applied W he lsadng frsa - 10 "plb~ -
kcrico ~ this city an9 seS imA 20 iHrF opho.s !.
20 "a eTsi tbs replhic - hffon an1 ~ lFsi 20
every ibstAsce unqualified lnssrr st 49, fof thfH
Interest fuf oar ita Dpf s,fefunlfut sugaia
M w.sHnrnxy on mn Isqu'fsi rhsii-' ~ nsnss
hal Inquired ~ The gelrmaa reyes ltihS lbf heh c@n
republic Ia ws1hingion.
n. leading trends q ne hctosn fspIb.e ~ sffssi
that shen The quesf.f a. % ifa1os snl hetc sg1la
come before he Holrs be 'onrnlee On I1fsiGa
Arsl,. neitbs, IN ssfpsfasn ffDtn Hnsois NJ Wan.
burne nor any otter nfmlfr u1d D. len % dratt 81
70 IN dsposiuon " tbs oommisiss " nAihsih @s
TSs s,as.ss,ssi 6-.--1 - NJ H.riiar -s r.>osi
and that offered y NJ ogrsl.ss "a ssr'~a y -.
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AN hall past seven
svrsfSo srwio~
ne Uoaas Mt At bsifpasi even, % pretty Az
attendance Of rssmbers, sni tbs gaiicrss 1rfs -sil
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Your much attached friend,
Z. J. JACKSON
The Var in Eur0nn.

Late European dates give thefollowing !:
The Prussians carried Gitzchen by storm
after an obstinate defence, and a junction
was effected between the army Of the Elbe,
under Prince Frederick Charles, and the
army of Slesia, under the Crown Prince.
Five thousand prisoners were captured at
Gitzchen, and the losses of the Austrians
in the series of combats altogether is esti-
mated at 20, 900 Killed and wounded and
$4,000 prisoners. In the battles Of the
29th and 29th. of June, the corps of the
Austrian General Gublenz was nearly bro
ken up. 1t lost twenty -four guns and eight
flags. It is officially denied that the Prus-
slams losteighteen guns as stated by Wen
ma dispatch.
The Austrians have retired to strong
position between Josephstadt and Keneng-
gratz. Their retreat is sail to have been
preeipit@te
The army Of the Elbe advanced beyond
Gitzchen.
The King Of Prussia was at Gitzehena
on the 3D.. onga visit to the army.
The london Times says that horrible as
the carnage has been, it is a mere prelude
to the pitched battle now unavoidable, in
which a quarter Of a million Of men viii
be engaged on either side
King Victor Emanuel sent a telegram
eongratalating the King Of Prussia on the
victories Of his armies.
Operations between the Italiansand Aus
TRANS are confined to diminishing,
No gagement ofan important charac-
ter has occurred in that quarter. The
Italians are preparing foranother onslaught
and the soldiers are eager for the fray"
The revolt in Spain has been suppress
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ale,v Adrestisements.
1866. 1866
VALLEY VERGENIAN',
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
STAIINTON NIPCINIA
1866.


Having recently purchased a large supply
of new ~and beautiful Job Type, with fine
lot Of Colored Inks and Stationary, we are
prepared to do all kinds of
JOB PRINTING
at the shortest notice, and in the latest STYLE
Of the CART such as
Cards, Posters, Checks, Circulars, Hand
Bills, Blanks, Pamphlets, Visiting g.
Cards, Bill Heads. Wedding
Cards, Invitation Cards,
and all kinds of
Plain and Ornamental Printing,
Thankful for the encouragement and pat
ranage heretofore extended to- us, we hone.
by punctuality and prompt attention to bust
ness, to merit a continuance, promising that
every effort will be made to give entire salts
faction in all cases. We viii make no prom
Use which we will not use every exertion in
our power to fulfill.
CAE4E4 IN AND EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
Office, 1surweii Building, Sd Story, Corner
of New and Beverly Streets.
A. NJ. CARRIER, JR.,
J. r.. CkOCKWELL, Aori'ihloNS'
July 18.
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xington, Va.
EXCHANGE SALOON.
iUsTA ST., OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
VA

SIAUNION, VA,
The undersigned, Cate of the firm of Beck
y Beard) respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that, having purchased
the above named Saloon from the former pro-
prietor, Mr.. Cline, and leased the building for
term Of years, will continue the business at
the Old Stand under his personal supervision
The Bar is supplied with superior quality
Of Liquors both of foreign and domestic man
ufaeture, embracing all the different varieties,
and will be mixed to suit the tastes of all who
may favor him with call, and last but not
least at prices to suit the stringency of thief
times.
Thankful to his friends for the liberal pat
ronage extended him whilst q member of the
firm of Beck Beard, he respectfully solicits
call from them at his new quarters
JOHN F. BEARD
49, ITo 1..ae-.lse, his
establishment Feed Stable, attended to by
that popular Hostler, TOM BETHEL. where
horses can be supplied with single feed 0,
boarded by the day, week or month";
T,Ilv
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JED. HoTCHKIss, S. B. ROBINSON
EEssTCEEEAESs SG ROBINSON,
TOpOgraplsicag Engimcers.
STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.

STAUNTON, VIRGINIA.
Make Surveys and Maps of all kinds; Exam
nations and Reports on Mineral Lands, SC.
Office, cor, on Frederick and Water SITS.
Refer to the following parties, for whom they
have made Surveys and Maps.
Echols, Bell s. Catlett, Real Estate Agents,
Staunton, Va.
Col NJ. G. Hartman,
Benjamin Crawford, i"
Judge II. W. Shefey,
Hon. A. A. II. Stuart,
VIM. II. Peyton,
Maj. John A. Hartman
VIM. A. Burke, Esq,
Gen. Z, y: Lee, Lexington, Va.
Prof. William Allan,
Rev. W. II. Ruffner,
D. c. Z. Brady, Esq, Buffalo Forge, Va.
W. J. Mines & Co., Shenandoah Iron Wk's
Henry Forrer, Esq, Harrisonburg, Va.
D. Fcrrer, Esq, Messy Greek Iron Works, Va.
Gen. ?. G. Niche, Dystantsville, N. C.
U. ). Evy, Dept. Washington. D. c.
July 1S-tf
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Col. Bolivar Christian, A. G. Div.
Col Gee. a. Porterfield, L G. I"
Maj j. A. Harman, @. M. G. g
Maj.sG. Kearsley, Com. G.. n"
Maj. W. Fl. Tams, Aid de G.
Maj. Q. e. Funston, 2; &
CLERKS.
E. II. Mcdonald, I To act as assis-
j: D.Pennybacker. tant aids.
Non-commissioned officer attached to
Staff as orderly :-Eobt. T. Grattan.
BY command Of
MAJ GEN. HARPER,
1B. Christian, A. G. D.
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: Col NIassic was acting on Gen. Har-
per's staff at lifetime of Col. Jackson $ ar
rival, and had been for ten days, in place
Of Col. Porterfeld.
II
All these were docdpitdted n,e',-@Dls-
AFFECTED therefore, they a0ere not. All
.1c Generals and Colonies, SO far as we re-
member imcdiately re entered the service
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X-aG-U-S.

An explanation of the above enigma furm'
ished at the Saloon Of G. W. Booth corner O
New Street and Court House Alley, in the OH
Sewers building, formerly occupied by Rich,
ards & Co.
Having reftted and improved the house and
purchased full assortment OF fine liquors, !
am prepared to furnish every kind of drir
known in these parts. The bar will alwa,
be supplied with the best of liquors.
Intending to keep a first-class saloon, I I'd
specially solicit the patronage of my frient!
and the public generally.
A fine lot Of cheap groceries always d
hand. G. W. BOOTH
July 1S-tf
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RAKER BROTHERS.

BAKER BROTHERS,
Yet offer for sale, at very low figures DO
No. l gross, and nett Potomac Herring, "a
No, N. c., ditto, notwithstanding the consi
cradle advance in Baltimore and Alexandr1
We will call attention to the additions
our stock Of Dry goods, such as
Fancy and Mourning prints,
Plaid Cottons, Ginghams, Irish Linen,
Table Damask, and piece of super
ply carpeting, very cheap, vi
many other articles too tedious to mention
July l8-tf
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Division Head Quarters,

Division Head Quarters,
Harper's Ferry, April q, 1861.
General order,
No. 10.
Capt. Geo. II. Cochran is appointed
Ordinance officer for this Division, and
willreport forthwith to..these Headquarters
an inventory Of the ordinance stores which
have come into his possession.
BY command Of
MAJ. GEN. HARPER,
B. Christian, A. G. D.
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ness towards General Jackson. Between
him and Gen. Harper the most friendly
relations existed. Their acquaintance be-
gan at Harpers Ferry, and Harper was
the second, if not the first Colonel to re-
port to him for duty under the new organ
ization When the circumstances arose
which impelled hisresignation jackson was
as earnest in his efforts to prevent the ne
cessity, as he was prompt to approve his
action when that necessity was forced up
on him. AS evidence Of this friendship
we make the following extract from let
ter Of General Jackson's, written to Gen.
Harper after his retirement
Headquarters LIST Brig. A. P.
Near Fairfax Station, Feb rs, '61.
My Dear General:
Z ); = < ). < * 4 X
Though your name no longer appears
on the roster Of the Brigade, yet your his
tory is identified with it's history And
tho in the Providence Of an All-wise God
we may no longer be permitted to serve
together in the same military organiza-
ton, yet | trust we may both meet each
other often, enjoying the fruits of a
lasting peace, for which you have labored
50 hard and successfully.
"Should you ever come near me, in
peace or war, hope you will not fail to
honor me with call.
Your much attached friend
T. j. JACKSON"
But We have written enough for our
purpose, and why say more? The cause
Is lost, and with it all the paJzic interest in
such details, save as a matter Of curious
history.
NorE.-It is worthy of remark that Col.
jackson took to his aid four of Gen. Har-
per's Staff and would have taken them all
if it had suited them to serve. Two Or
more were also taken from the Staff Of
Brig. Gen. Carson The common objec-
ton is that new Generals are disposed to
have too much Stat, but DIR. Dabney's in
this case, is that they had none
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hSU.
July 1S-l1n
BoLTING CLOTHS.

l have just received direct from the ImX
CT a lot of the celebrated "Het Anker'
ing Cloths, of various numbers, and war;
ed genuine. These Celebrated Cloths hay
equal in the qualities of cvenness, SIND
ness, uniformity, durability and freenes
boiling. Their superiority, established
time and trial is recognized by the best
Millers, by whom they are used almost e;
sively.
Millers and Millwrights are requisite
call and examine them.
July 19-tf GEO. d. PRl(
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AND COMMERCIAL.
Staunton Markets.

S. NJ Woodward & Bro, Grocers and FRO
duce Merchants, under this Office, furnish us
the following wholesale prices.
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HOME INSURANCE COMPANY

HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW HAVEN, COM
Paid mp Capital $l.00O.0O1
This Company has complied with the la
of Virginia, by deposittng ($35, 000) in DO
of the State and is now prepared to issue u
icies on Fire, Inland and Coastwise riskst
terms adapted to the hazard, and consis'
with sound and reliable understanding.
Losses promptly adjusted and paid at
Office. JAS. BUMGARDNER, JR.
Agent for Staunton and vicinity
I1llu 1S-im
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The latest News.
Washington dispatches Of the 10th con-
tain the gratifying information that An
drew johnson has vetoed the freedman S
Bureau bill.
On the Sd inst, a great battle occurred
near Ludowa, in which the Prglssians gain
cd d complete victory, capturing $4,000
Austrians. The losses were terrible In
both armies, but the Aastrians sent in a
flag Of truce. Austria has agreed to the
cession Of Venitia and has chosen Napoleon
as arbitrator. The war is virtually en-
ded and Italy and Prussia are victorious.
Attorney General Speed and Secretary
Harland have certainly resigned. Joy
go with them.
The old Breckenridge, Bell and Doug
las Executive Committee met in Rich
mond to appoint delegates to the Phlla-
delphia Convention. After considerable
wrangling they appointed q committee to
do nothing.
In New York on the 18th, cotton was
firm; gold 1888 and other markets I'M
changed
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% Z S.I0f U w etf1O3
JonN LETcuEB.

JOHN LETCHEB.
In taking leave Of this command, Gen
Harper desires to convey to the officers and
men his high appreciation Of their gallant
ndsoldlerly bearing, and to express hisabi-
ding confidence that, as they were the first
to respond to the call Of Virginia they will
be the last todeserther standard. In such
a crisis, self is lostin the higher considerse
lions ct duty to the country
1t only remains for him to announce
that Col. I. j. jackson is now your COM
mander, whom it is your duty to obey.
BY Command Of
MAJ. GEN HARPER,
3. Christian, A. G. d.
1t is hoped that nothing here SAID viii
De thought to SAVIOUR Of tie least unkind-
: This date was made to conform to tn c
time Of Col ,taeIqo,,,s oy,r;;,,sl
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HALIFAX ToBAcoo AHEAD.--A few
days since D. L. Williams, tobacco mer-
chant Of Richmond, capped the climax
He sold box Of l6S pounds Of very fine
tobacco grown in Halifax county, Va, at
1925 per hundred. This is the highest
price which has been paid in Richmond
The present season, or indeed, since the
evacuation.
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MACHINE OIL,
Manufactured expressly for Threshing|
Moving Machines. Also Sperm, Fish, n
Foot and Lin Seed Oil, for sale at
P. II. TROUT'S Drug Sto]
July 1S-4t
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
J MDEIO,
LUMBER,

LOUh To IOUIO IN EItI1DI
LUMBER,
LUMBER,
LUMBER, 7
We are prepared to furnish. on short
a No. l article of Lumber, on moderate Z
delivered at the Railroad Depot in Stau'
CUSHING s. q
lime Golf (
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This date was made TO conform to til c
5ln4c Of Col Jachson's arrival,
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PRIME WHITE SUGARS.

I hINIE VI WITTY bUU4iI0NJ'
Coffee Crushed, Pulvcrized, Crushed
Granulated,for sale at very small adyand
Just by BAKER BY
coly 18-tf
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JULY 18th,

bIAUNIUN, JUL1 IOtH.
The person that took bunch Of white
sci cord from my Store this morning.
please return it, by so doing will not bS
posed. G. =. WOq
July 1877
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10 Uo1TcT7Fr I1o1!t0T ilaT pr,
Commanding Forces Of Virginiac
General-As the object which brought
you into the field has been accomplished
with great credit to the troops under your
command, and as the ordinance ofthc Con
yention Of Virginia, imposes upon the Exc
cutive the duty re-organizing the Gener-
al, Field AID Staff officers Of the volunteer
forces Of Virginia called into the service
Of the State at this time, you are relieved
from duty until such time as may be ne
cessary to effect this organization. Ae-
cept my thanks for the valuable services
rendered the State for yourself and COM
mand
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Greatly Reduced Prices.

MRS. NJ. d. FA(]
is,disposing of her
MILLINERY GOODS }
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Call and see.
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Now as to the ammunition not much
was left BY the Federal troops, and all
had been procured, within convenint
reach, by Gen. Harper. Hence the fol
lowing order, issued the day after his ar
rival:
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No. IL.
Brig. Gen. Hartman will detail a COM
pany Of Light Infantry to. occupy the
mountain on the Maryland side Of the
Potomac, opposite this town, during the
night. BY command Of
MAJ. GEN. HARPER,
Geo. Porterfeld,
Acting Ad'jt. General.
These heights, as well as the Virginia
heights, were regularly occupied at the
time of Col. Jackson's arrival, and the
writer is not aware that he made single
change in any Of the military dispositions
The other ''delicate question" in regard
to the Railroad had also been settled by
Gen Harper. Ia order to avoid undue
detention: seated cars, under certain
pledges Of the company, were allowed to
pass without inspection. The Canal and
river navigation were likewise brought
under his control, and nothing contra
band peralitted to pass.
But Dr. Dabney says, "Thcre was no
general staff, no hospital, no ordnance
department, and scarcely six rounds Of
ammunition to the man"
The following orders will answer these
cayils
Division Headquarters,
Harper's Ferry, April q, 1861.
Special order,
No. II.
~4'he following appointments have been
made by Gen. Harper, upon his Staff, and
viii be respected accordingly:
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Division Head Quarters,
Harper's Ferry, Apl. q, 1861.
General order,
No. Is.
DIR. B. B. Donaghe is appointed Medi-
cal Director Of this Division, and will pro
coed forthwith to establish a'sIIospital, and
take such Assistant Surgeons from the
different Brigades as may be required for
the proper care Of the sick.
By command Of
MAJ. GEN. HARPER,