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VERY FoRclBLy Pur.-That remarkably
spicy and wellseasoned Journal the Peters
burg appeal in its yesterdays issue has tht
following:
1.-THE STATE Journal propounds the CO.
nundrum: How much money will there
be in the State treasury of Virginia OH tho
first day OF January, 1912"
"In answer we would say, if tie Radica
party gets possession of the State Govern
mcnt between Row and then, (Which Goo
forbid y and if salt should DC selling about
that time ut two cents tOI, there will moi
be found money enough in the said treasury
to purchase sufficient amount Of the saiO
salt to pickle a iay-brd."
There never was anything more true; AND
when truth and wit so together they are in
yincible. What is it that backs up the Ap
peai9 We beg the yen'able editor and the
gregora@ philosopher to vouchsate little
of the "appeal:jacIl +" to duh friend.
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RIVALRY ~ IIErw.-Nr. HUGHES very
recently declared in very derout tone that
God, who saw better than man, hadarranScd
the difficulties of our social system: 4. G.,
had made the negro an equal and voter:
BIZ which Mr.. HuGuIs becomes RcpubIi'
can candidate for Governor, relying upon
the votes thus concoctcd. Senator LEWIS secs
this demonstration in the pious line and de-
tcrmines not TO he outione by gentleman
he 50 much admirc>. SO, sweeping into the
arena with his senatorial robes, he calculates
IL follows:
"Thc wonderful strides TINT have been
taken. and the marvellous progress that has
been made in the ki>t twelve years IN our be-
loved country in the direction OF purcr
and higher civilization, have been accom-
plishcd, under Gods benign providence,
through the mastery agency of the National
Union Republican party.
After this the world may 60 its way.
There need 1t no further apprehensions.
How cdifyil- is this picty!
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There is another Boston organ that re-
bclled against tue interference Of the MAJ
tional Administration in the political affairs OF
Massachusetts during the recent struggle OF
dcccncy and honesty against the presump'
ton of BEAST BUTLER. The Transcript fol-
lowed the lead of the AdceytiSer, and thus
spoke its mind: /" 1t should DO understood
"at Washington, in the Departments and
"by Congress, that custom-houSes and rcvc-
"nue officers and nayy-yards do not exist
"for the benefit Of i'iaccmcn or their Nils
tiers. Strong in advocating and support
ling unity and nationality, ever ready TO
"sustain the National Government within
sits sphere and the exercise OF its special
"fuucton>, the free and true Republicans OF
"this Commonwealth will, on the other
'haud, make themselves heard, as they
"show the determination, at all hazards, to
"s,itler no corrupting outside powers to
:. steal the control OF their local affairs"
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ADVICE.
from The Danville Register, 10TH
There was great outpouring of the peo-
pie at Masonic Hall on Monday night to vel
come Hon. II. L. Daniel, Conservative can.
didatc for Attorncy.General. 1t was gath
cring such rs we were wont to witness there
in the more excited campaigns of the past,
and was a cheering evidence of the fact that
our people are beginning to shake OFT their
apathy and brace themselves for the vital
struggle soon to be brought to IN issue.
Every seat in the commodious hall was oc.
cupied, and many persons were obliged to
stand during the exercises. n number oil
coorcu persons were present.
When Mr.. Daniel made his appearance he
was received with enthusiastic applause.
Being introduced to the audience by the
town superintendent, Dir. j. A. Smith, he
proceeded to deliver one Of his characteristic
Speeches one couchcd in beautiful language,
cOocnt in reasoning, sparkling with humol
and satire, and 4 whitening expose oil the
Radical party and its pretenslonS. lie atlilued
in the outset briefly TO the two other gentle
men upon the Conservative State ticket, anu
while modeStly calling attention to the fact
that he would, if elected, be only the Com
monwealtl'S attorney of the people, he
treated Of Kcmpcr and WlthcrS as dStln-
gu>hed citizens: who, by their high
CHARACTER and public services, had a
strong hold upon the popular heart. lie eN-
pressed the belief that there was 10 doubt
abou! the election Of our State ticket, and
therefore he did not dwell upon its merits.
The triumph of that ticket, however, lie
thought would be a barren victory without
the election of Il Conservative Legislature
and to this end he admoniShed the peopleto
harmony and the observance Of party discl-
pine in the nominations and united sup
port OF candidates for the Senate and House
of Delegates In certain sections of the
State he said there was danger Of dissatis-
faction and diSafection arising out OF the
multiplicity of contestants who are aspiring
for nominations, and from independent can
didateS, who are practically no better than
Radicals. Where there are so many contestants
indiSDosed to acquieSce in party discipline,
they are likely to dssatisfy the people with
each other, and thus, by weakening the
nominees, help the Radicals. Mr.. Daniel
stated that these remarks did not apply to
this good old county, as he understood fine
feeling and harmony prevailed in the party
ranks here. He rather discouraged the prac.
ticc which the people have fallen into, of
changing their members of the Legislature
every term, like the shifting scenes of a pano.
rama; for while, be said, they had, Of course,
IA right to do rs they please, they may not
understand how it requires experience and
familiarity with the wants and resources OF
the State to make good legislator.
The Register concludes its interesting re-
port (Which we are compelled to abridge) e<
follows: "We, of course, do not attempt
any adequate report of MIR. Daniels clio.
quent and sparkling address, which occupied
one hour and three-quarters, and was lis
tened to by the large audience with marked
and profound attention"
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We learn from the Alexandria Gazette
that Colonel MosBY. has written letters to
General GRANT and Postmaster-GeneralC Ores
WELL explaining his position in the present
canvass in Virginia, and asking that, if be-
cause of the patronage bestowed upon him
in the distribution Of certain offices differ
ent course was expected Of him, said APP
pointments he revoked. 1t is stated, says
the Gusette, that the letters must have been
rs none of the appointments
made at the suggestion Of Colonel MosBY
have been revoked.
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A TRUCE DECLARED IN ORANGE.-[ Alex
andria Gazette, 10TH 1.-The difficulty i'll the
Conservative party in Orange county has
been satisfactorily arranged, and everything
there is now working tremendously, and
with the prospect OF very gratifying result
w. Il. Taliaferro, delegate in the last Lcgs-
lature, who was u candidate for reelection,
has withdrawn in favor of DR.. David Pan.
nil, who Represented the county in 1869
and 1870, and who will now doubtless receive
the nomination. 1t is understood that he
will be opposed to his brother, George Pan
mill, OH the Radical side.
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UNITED STATES SESAToR.-[Farmville COM
mouueaiM.] I'VE cordially concur with our
brethren of the press in discouraSing the
premature nomination of United States
senator from Virginia. Let us show our
common sense by doing one thing at time.
1t is neither wise or for edifcation to calculate
juvenile poultry anterior to the period OF
Disturbing their calclri0us tenements.
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GOVERNOR WALKER. = shenandoah He
rald.]-At Il political meeting held at the
courthouse on Monday last a committee
consisting of Messrs. NJ. Walton, D.. S. Hen
KEEL. and II. II. Riddlebarger was appointed
to invite Governor Walker to address the
people of Shenandoah county on Monday,
october 18th, upon the issues involved in
the struggle against Rsdicalism and negro
domination.
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books Us cash. Payments for rcw-rcnt ana
household goods wore also found to figure
among these checks, and the sums collected
for undcrpaid hostages were allowed TO run
four wears before they were entered upon
the quarterly returns. A special agent, now
ever. was able to arrange all this so rs TO &c
tain the Cincinnati rn-tmastcr."
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VN 0 b u IL d Z r S .

U ID = u y II ~ =
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
CHIEF ENGINEERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, September S, 1879
Proposals will he received 1T this office until
SEPTEMBER 18TH. at l. NJ, for building two
houses lG3 by so feet EACH and one house 80 ny ~
feet, being machine shop, carpenter shop, ana
blacksmith shop, with engine and boier-house ana
smoke-sEtck, at Staunton . .,
Said houses Will be OF wood with brick founua-
tlon-wallS. 800
Roofs OF slate for two houses, and Of tin for one
house. IT,, =. ,h,,
Plans and specifications Will he on vie" IL thlS
oa,ce and at the Engineers Office at StaunlOn from
the 10th of September until the day of letting;
Ii. d. WIITCOMB,
Chief Engineer.
Richmond daily papers and Staunon and Char
lottesville papers please copy. sc Gtu
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The police of Paris is as hostile to Nor
nlonism US the American Congress. On the
9th instant party of Mormon elnigrants,
just arrived in that city on their way to
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ST. ANDREW proposes new paper, 10 De
printed at Lawrencevile, Brunswick, to be
called the Brunswick AdrOcdte.
Wouldn't Brunswick Ste,o be good name?
The multifariouS editor could season 1t up
so that it would be worthy OF lis name.
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1tgsspetS.AES.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
CHEF ESGISEEE'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, Scptcmbcrs 5, 1873. }
cEALED PROPOSALS will be received
- nj this Office until noon SEPTEMRER II, 1873.
CONGRATULATIONS and MASONRY OF branch
line about four miles rng-!cavins thc l!!cs'lcahc
and ohio roiiroad ut Goshen station. \ profile Of
the work may be seen ut this office or ut Goshen Oh
the 10th. ~. -. " NJ ,C'nh,,
Chief Engineer {. and ~. X. X
Richmond daily papers and Charlottesville. Staun-
LII, III, ~''" '' 81 9-td
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MEASUREMENT OF FACTs-How IMMIGRANTS
ARE DISCUSSED [Farmvlle Commonwealth
If there is any one thing more than another
calculated to disgust the Ensl'9h or Scotch
settler with gaficalism it is the persistent
and studied mis- representation of facts by its
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ME- IMPORTANT TO HOTEL-KEEP~
ERs.-The Danville (va) NEW HOTEL will be
completed about September Is. 1873.
FINEST OPENING IN THE STATE OF VfR-
GINA.
VIII he rented or leased for long term of years
TO live hotel-m
For sill necessary information and particulars ap-
n1v RI the owner Up. HAWKINS.
p'' - ~ DanyIIe, Va.
Lock-Box 70. sell-dol"lI"
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DOCAHONTAS TRIBE, NO. Il, M
i PROVED Q. l.. M.-September Il. R73.-
Brothers, will assemble at your Wig"alll. IN
pythian Hall, THIS EVENING ut O'Clock; 10 pay
The last tribute of respect to our Deceased brother
J. l.. AUSTIN.
''' c. X. MARTIN, c. of Il.
Members of sister tribes are fraternally Invited 10
attend sc Ill
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M SEPTEMBER 3, 1873
THOMAS K. PRICE 4 co.
have open and on the wsy from market
BLEACHED and BROWN SREETISGS,
REACHED and BROWN CoTTOSS,
IRISH LINENS, some very cheap;
SUPERIOR BLACK MONAIRS and ALPACAS,
TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoYLIES,
LINEN SHEETINGS, TABLE DAMASk,
WHITE and RED FLANSELs,
NEW FALL PRINTS,
BL ACK and GRAY PRINTS,
BLACK aud WHITE PRINTS.
NEW GOODS EvF.RY WEEK. sc3
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THE MEMBERS OF DIVISION 1O1, b.
L of L. F., are lcrcny requested TO attend pune
tually a special meeting on NEXT SATURDAY
EVENING at ! O'Clock for business OF import
ancc. Gsc lo-u*l w P.IIUSTLEI, &. h.
NOTICE.-Thc members of Springfield
~ Division, No. l67. Sons Of Temperance, are
hereby notified that their night Of meeting has
hceu changed from Thursday to FRIDAY NIGHTS.
BY order Of tic ". L. -, , .
SO lu-3t H. Lew IL, a. -
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FERTILIZERS.

EERTILIZERS ON TIME.-Wc expect
Il soon to receive full supply OF ZELL'S AN
NOMINATED BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE,
which we will sell for cash or on SIX or twelve
months credit. Credit sales STRlCTl.1 confined
to CITY ACCEPTANCES or APPROVED IN
DORSkD NEGOTIABLE PAPER. Our sales or
this valuable fertilizer for the past eight years have
given such general satisfaction that we deem II I'M
Necessary TO say ANYTHING in It's commentator.
Send for circulars. DUPU1 MChlNNE1
Sc lid sw&wlt
TRY THE VIRGINIA FERTILIZER,
4 SolOS YOUR WHEAT THIS SEASON
At the suggestion Of many farmers am directed
bv the manu- acturers reduce the price OF the VIZ
nia FERTILIZER to SIS per ton. which Is considered
v those who have tried II to be far below lis actual
value; but having big supply on hand. ana any
ions for pares 10 try II. they have determined TO
reduce the price for this season only, in order TO in
troduce il. Give ii L trial. r
Feed and Produce Commission Merchant,
90 slim I52S Main street. Sole Agent
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JSVESTAlEET.-R CHANCE FOR
l ISNESTMEST-Wa Il PARTNER win
from two 10 Ave thousand dollars to engage IN an
established and paying mercantile ana nahlliactll-
ring business object: TO Increase the BUSINESS.
4, III Ill II! W..
-. io3,* Richmond post-oi!icc
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CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-I desire

4 CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-I desire
n to say to the public, who do moi know me, that
whom 1ried by 4 Jury OF my countrymen for whip
Ming one of the chail-gang. being fined IS and at
forwards having days Imprisonment affixed TO
NV punishment by Judge Guigon. only consented
r. sh,nit 70 the Imprisonment without an appltca-
zion 70 higher court for reversal OF tie Judgment
unon the repeated and most positive assurance that
Wessrs Davis and O'Dwyer, who were also lnucteu
fnr wl,inuiug the same member of the cfain-gang,
sbould moi be prosecuted This assurance was given
and urged to accept it by MIR: George ID. Wise,
who have since learned, used his exertions 20 clrr
ont the promise; but assure the public lwouiu
never have yielded TO any Imprisonment nntii me
last court OF the country had passed upon inc
charge but for such PROMISE keSpecIIaiiS, w Nh
Sc lo-ltx w. u w iLhi-NsS.,
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America, were informed that If they nj
tempted to hold their religious exercises IN
public they would be expelled from the city.
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s'HG'-NaCS.

A GRAND FAMILY BASKET PlC-NlC
will he given Us above.
We have been induced TO give tins our SECOND
excursion because the former was well paronlze.i'
and pronounced by all tho grandcst family pc-hc
of the season. 49, ,,,o
No pains or expense will be spared in making lile
occasion one of great pleasure To all the families
This is positively the last picnic Of the season.
Music will be in attendance.
The following gentlemen have consented 20 act as
Mr.. John II. Frlschkorn. .-,.
The train will start from Richmond ut y o'clock
A. ~, and returning, leave West foiht Ill . cioch
TICKETS: Gentlemen, 81; ladies, soc;
JAMES Fl. cDGil1LL.
HARTMAN WOODWARD.
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HTSINESS CHANCES.

dor SALE, the FURNITURE, FIN
Il TURES, LICENSE. and GOOi'-WlLL OF .
RFsrSItRANT now doing Il good business, with
large dwelling attached Apply to ,r
so ,oa, 1911 Main street.
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f,TgszyG.
r AM READY.

I AM READY
100000
FREsu AND FASHIONABLE
READY-MADE CLOTHING
FALL AND WIETEg WEAR,
1S73-'74.
I desire 10 inform my friends and the public
generally that I have JEST returned from the
NORTHERN MARKETS, and am now receiving one
Of the LARGEST and most STYLISH stocks OF
CLOTHING, suitable for
GENTLEMEN's, YOUTHS, BOYS, AND
CHILDREN'S
wear, that have ever offered to VIRGINIA
PUBLIC. My stock will embrace everything new
IN Ny LINE as promptly as 1t appears in the
market, of which due notice will be given In daily
papers of the city. With the great advantage In
buying, and thirty years PRACTICAL experience
of this market, enables me to give
GOOD GOODS
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MEETINGS.

TUE IRON.MOULDERS UNION, NO.
L 1es will meet SATURDAY NiGHL At . G n.oa; ;
stren,s. Ali members are requested to attend;
THOMAS L. RICHARDSON,
o,oo,x Secretary
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FAIR PRICES.

Remember the old, established house OF
WM. IRA SMITH, Agt.,
1l09 MAIN STREET.
Sign Of the
LONG FLAG. Sc l2-2t
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The above picnic has been postponed until al)H-
DAY, September 18th, on account oil inc inC'e IL
cncy of the weather. se 4i-"t
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nanicl i'm DanyiiIc.
from the Danville Register, 10th.

GREAT CONSERVATIVE DEMoSSTRATlOS-A POW
EEFrL SrEECiI-soME EXCELLENT PRACTICAL
ADVICE.
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THE MODOC PRISONERS.

CAPT. JACK AND HIS WARRIORS PLACED UNDER
GUARD-rSDIGNATIoS or sCAR-FACED CHARLEY
The LAST OF THE MoDOCs TO BE HUNTED
DOWN
SAN FRANCISCO. June 4-The following dispatches
have been received:
BOrLE's CAN'T, TULE LAKE PENINSULA,
June 2-2 D. M.
After writing my report Of YESTERDAY, rode 70 this
eamp and dispatched it by courier The captves and
cantors remained at Applegate's ranch Before night
Cant Jack the murderer Of Gen. Candy and schonehn,
Commissioner Meacham's wOud-se murderer, were
ioned together and placed with the other warriors In
small building adjoining Applegates house. under
guard Neither Capt. Jack nor schonchn spoke
word Not a muscle OF Capt. Jacks face moved.
sear-faced Charley protested against the In
dignity in behalf OF his felOwcaptiyes, and
said that none Of intended 20 escape even II the
opportunity offered. He obtained but little satisfaction
and retired IN DISGUST. Tue usual Sunday evening ser
vices the Warm Spring Indians were dispensed with
instead. they held glorious war dance until m1hlgu
They eaped aud hOwied about the nre and nduleel IN
other denominations OF delight All the military force
OF the expedition viii be united at THIS point Ihe cora
Of Cen Canbys hat was found IN Jacks satehel Co
Green's capture made in Oregon, ana Col Perfy's
with the MOdOcsf
FAIRcmEDs RANDI June ST p. m-To-day PAID a
TO visit Old sleepy on OF the small Islands in LATHE
Klamath Lake. The old Indian told me be had I'VE
nodOes on the island, and would surrender mem 70
Lake. We one or the Indians, Techu Back. lie
was badly wounded, aud Will probably die. Fairchiid
has just returned Tomorrow viii RO for the last OF
! the MOdOcs.
THE MoDOcs NOT PRISONERS OF WAR.
WAsHINGTOS, June At is said by the
highest military authorities Modocs could not
surrender a. "prisouers Of war the sense known 70
nations where Is declared In accordance with CON
STUFFED fOrms. Not having been received they are
not entitled TO consideration prisoners Of The
| orders issued by the Commanding General directly
Thomas not ~ exterminate the ModOcs Dut 10 was
said their conduct had been such that their e1termna
ton would iustnhbie, thus leaving matter tho
discretion OF Cen DAVIS. Therefore, II he had ordered
tile Killing Of the Indians he would have
suFed superior authority. As u their HAL dspOsOn
NO one questions tha they will ultimately delivered
| ~ tho Government OF Oregon Tor trial.
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officially certified was duly elected By the Diocess IN
its Eig6tvsthtrd Annual Convention. the condition be-
Ing thar the expression Of the MUD and VIII o. The
Church ~ large IA Indicated by the canonicai assents OF
the several bishops and diOceses shall be layoranie
au not unmindti OF the great horror conIe.rea upOn
me nor unRrntefuI for the confidence reposeo n nc ~
the election have Dot sought br dare not uecnhe ~
and vet as I recall the learning WISDOM Ees, snl
sintiiness which have adorned nc ERscVpn o Jt
historic Diocese cannot help standiHg hunDeu W.
oppressed by sense Of fnenictency ana unW oI
can bring to such an houOred succession te InOr
unfeiRBed longing aud purpose 10 t ~
that "a within me TO the edfynR OF Chrtsts ~
aud to the honor praise, and glory OF HIS nauls. ,
IL cheers think that II loving tnnu<hls ar -
and appreciation the part OF chei pasr iol -
who are striving together for the faith or the tD5p
the Chnrchs ways and works may only 90 met Oy s'u
er0us love confidence aud praysrfut coOPet at'n
then thus, without other aud greater ~
success the Holy Ghost the Lord and Giver 81 Lf
NIGHTLY work through His ministry ana people anu 80
Chureh up into Christ wuieh Is me heaa ~
al things, ami make glorious Increase OF tb Oo'
unto the edifying OF itself In love. . ..-
humbly entreat the love and prayers OF All tnOse
among whom II God will, shall 1--we aud labor ~ nc
Lord remain, dear brethren yours, In Christ ana he
Church, BENJAMIN n. PADDOCh.
Grace Church Reetory, Brooklyn Hights May 25 1873
The conservation OF the Bishop elect win probably
take place the 18th Of september
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m arched well The Eleventh Brigade ~ composed Of
the sd, I'd, and 9th Renments and the oommandant
is Brig Gen J. " MeserOis. The 75d aud 9Th Regi-
ments bore OF the palm for solid marching. and all
plause OF the spectators. The sad Regiment mos,y
composed OF Germans, and ia dress sim
liar 70 that worn By the PrussAn army, IN
rank and e and marched with steadiness II also
tie recipient OF hearty cheers a. II passed che
The troops OF cavalry aud the batteries also made good
appearance. The Governor expressed his pleasure At
the hne appearance OF the several cOmmanos curing
sranahan and before the review rode through Prospect
Park.
THE STATE INSPECTIONS.
VIM. II. Morris, Inspector General, will in
spect the National Guard organizations designated and
their armor1es and the division, brigade. reg1mental,
and battalion headquarter books and the books of the
companies batteries and separate troops Of cavalry Of
this state, follows:
June i1-At Absny Enth Brigade, coruE Of and ss Reg
mtns Infantry, Separate Troop C4slT and Battery A.
June AT Troy Tsnth Brigade consisting Of 2'1h Reg ien Ia
June s-4i 5eEsnsdy Thirteenth Brigade consisting of Ssi Rsv
June at Ute TEeutyu Brigade consisting Of 2sh Battalion
june .A watertO-n sIieeu Brigade consisting Of 18th R,g
suae z3A os~ozo Twenty fourth Brigade consisting Of Res.
jane 2-A syraeu twenty fourth Bdeads Confined 5it g
jana 2A Auburn, Tweahid Brigade consisting Of oh Regi
June 2~l Rochester Twenty sh brigade consisting Reg.
June g7-A Buffalo ThrIi Bgad consisting Of S5ih and 7h
JaT At corning Twentieth Brigade consisting IOsa Regiment
July IA Elnirl Tusue Brigade eOuiiuue 10th Battalion O.,
July At Ih,en Trsaeishh Brigade consisting Of 5Oth Rssi
July Bnsham,on TTeuy-ghh Brigade continued ah Res
July Sorvch Nineteenth Brigade continued 1871 Regiment.
Ia