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Ready .IE01Ic C'Ofhiug.

ION D"~ and Frock Goats. iron supcfiine 10
meu'u'ni full and complete assortment Summer
C"a'T' complete assortment comprising all The va.
qualities sud prices Casslnei. Ky Jeans and
Tweeds Dress aad Frock Conis; a vcty ,enc,at a..
sorment Do do Csssirotre. Cn,sinei. Cnrd nnd Rco.
Veteen Pants, do DO Round jackets, &c &c.
Also 20 doz ine Linen and Muslin Shirts; 30.
.'"s' CoIlar, Sc. IS doz common do. fancy striped
Linen and Muslin de-; Palmetto and Leqhorn Has
WIN The usual vsrieiy Of Snspcndefs ] Hose &c.
lnVilo my friends ard customers and all m
search Of good Goods 10 give me- q coil, assuring
mem con and wall sell them good suiole at lair
tOmets.
Reco'ltcl No 40 Water Street.
90 10 ALEX ROGERS
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~ ''LNhbS 300 Wheeling con lh,. day ,e.,i.
,-,,',rl,,,. 7" 's tM-lcy ~ BRENTLiNcER's
o''' y. ND sfHuP o. BONEsEF. in The
'''c OF Co'g1s C5'ds. &c.
Prepared hy 8 A BRENTLINGFR. a,
"rni.rEefs Apuheca. Ashland Row. Monroe !,
mag p
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BEWARE OF COFNTFnFrtrs

DE very careful ard go 10 the agent when son
Want bfaTdfeili's Polls, Then vow arc sn,, T., M,
genuine article. when you purchase ortc,,.,.
inquire OF The seller whcihcfh be know. The p,u.t.
"Hef you nfe genuine BnHJfcth Pills. Eyc,, m.,
isise BoNaro of ci,rau, '''' w
m1y - i'h
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Also great variety Of Iadic,' fine cold Sinners
Fancy c"lufed Half Caters &c
MISSES RESPONSIBILITIES yc
EOu faifs hi,sus Morocco L1cc Bpns
zOO do Cali aud Sctl Lace Bnois
JuD do Moucco aid SEAL buskits
ltO do AiUrccn and Seal Slippers
Alsh great variety Of Moses cold SINNERS
bin'k and Fancy colorcd Hall Gahers. &c &c &c
CiIILDREN'S SHOES
200 rOirS cbiidrcns' shoes embracing evcrv .i,.
style price and qnaiily that manufactured.
HAIS-A large and general assortment of Men,
aud Bows Palm Leaf Hats
ALSO-A large assortment Of Spanish SIDE Lea.
lher' Morocco KID. ining aud Binding Skins Shoe
threads, Shoe Nails, Pegs &c.
The ohove. together wih variety OF other kinds
renders oar stock large aud complete a j we womb
respectfully inviie oil who may he in want of
anything ~ our Inc 10 call and examine orr stock
ne'ofo purchasing. as we think They will find u Ia
'nef advantage. MCLALLEN & KNOX
apo
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VIE PICTORIAL BIBLE - complete =,
last. Suhscfiheu 10 the Pictorial Bible will
please call and get their numbers before 81 IL Toe
iaio Call ~ ROaBS.
Book q Stationary s,o'p, Cor Niain g. Union s,,.
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SeAe BBiSN ! Pms,msh SALT. i.., r..
Oy eci'od aad of sale ~
JAS MCKEE
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PALM LEAF HATS:
@A DoZ l. Has; Just reed n MI for sale hy
q ~ dozen. TALLANT e. DELAPLAiN.
may 81
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rORETGNT COnns
JOHNSTON n BERRYHILL,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALLRs1N
FRENCH. BRITISH GERMAN, AMERICAN
SWISS AND ITALIAN STAPLE AND
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WlTE BEAVIE HAVE

LANCE t-sHftHirnf ui The ,t.,. r..ti.,..
:. M" ne H1r. rn hand and H., .,l. j., :
N'tNl y tF-h'an.hi INT and Con M,,,c,,,'..
No 10 M""-1o % wheeling ya ', m., 3D. ~
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GNLllANNAMo

MARRIED--On the sth instant by the Rev
William J. Eyor, Me- MtcuEL SurPPEnD to Mis-.
Mann ANN SrErzLER, of Roirugrrcok
On the 27th of January, by the Rev. A Foersl
Mr. JouN SHELLulBr to Miss CATuAUNE HAAK
of MDntour township
On the 10Th January by the Rev Ruthnuf
Mr. EnwlRD Gnuss Of Briercreek town hip toMiy
SARAH STALL of Turbut township, Nouhum-
berlnnd county
IN Rash township, Northumberland co
February 5, by The Rev. ] W. Yeonans
Mr. RoBERT q. RUssEL OF DanylIle, to MISS
HARRIET n. kIPP.
In Berwick January 2l by Rev, John
Bowen, Mr. N. &. WEsTLER to MISS llAR
RET II, daughter Of the Hon j. g. Horton
OF Northumberland.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
n hereby given, that VS. have purchased at Con
Y table sllo, as the prof. city Of John steiner the
following property, to wits
| two horse wagon and coal bed, sled, . bay
horses and harness, cutting box, | cradle aud
stythe, loads OF corn fodder 4 sheep; ono hal
of ,oyon acres ofryc in the ground, .wo shoals, !
wheel barrow, grass scythe and sneath, 2 shoyels,
/ stone coal stove and pipe, 10 bushels 0f potatoes;
400 lbs ofpoyk; 2 mcl tubs; 26 bushels Of corn
~ bushels OF oats; one writing desk, chesti !
mantle clock,
aud have loft the same in his possession during
our plcasurcj and horcby forbid any person taking
them from him; either by purchase or otherwise,
without our cOnseent
DANIEL SNYDER & SON
january "a; 1916, 40
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.

We have heretofore numbered ourselves
among thofr who believed ,hol the 'lisir
pou,r. prepared by Or jayne, wos one Of
ha many Qua,h u,g'GIMs whose ,riuU5 art
never seen beyond the lO'sJme puGs Of
heir authors We are willing, al length
0 make public acknowledgement Of ,he
.ror Of our baIlef An intimate rIieud.
,ome Two or tbree months srnce all the top
e whose ciaRlIm as as bald SIS a plpCt
,l polished mnbic, mauc'e al our jesunG
and rldicUe Of tie idea Of attempting to
rU,jsUaie so jarTcn a spot. purchased a bot
lie Or two ol tie Har Iunic rom Dr.
Jayne, and according 10 his directions, ap-
u0jod il, During the pt<srnl geek the
anne friend ashured himself into our pres
-nce, and uncOvering his hiIhberlo naked
Aead, aslonisned US with a thin, iho' mXuri
ant growth Of bar, from one to too Inches
IN I5rglh-Upon the very premises We had
1eliesed as uHyle'jing to cultivation as the
rackless and that skirts the Atlantic, I'm,
Is no puff, but it IS raligouaIy Uuc snd t.
hose who doubt /, Inc gentlemen eau bt
pointed out What Is more in llyor ol tHl,
Tonic the case here cited was not one
oi temporary badness - no sudden loss @
he hair--bul was oUe Of years standing
hough the gentleman is but forty five wear.
# age, -Fhiicic.phia Spirit ofhe Timcs
The above Medicine are GIl for sal,
It The store of
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TAKING THE VEIL

At lhe feast Ihe Epiphany, last week,
Miss Francis Browne, Miss Mary McCsrly
Miss NJ, Fennssy, and Miss Ann CauI-
field, received the White Veil it, the Chapel
Of ,he Convent of the Sisters Of Mercy,
Puoburg, rrom the hands of the Bishop,
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II $ hereby given that have purchased at Con-
l stable sale, as the property Of Vincent Irvine
no following property, 10 wit-ln9 bay horse; one
.gougIcy horse; one lEo horse wagon; one sled
l.ul'.rcc ard wA,pp'cuec, andhavo left the same
in his possession during my pleasure, and hereby
forbid any person taking them from him, either by
purchase Or otherwise, without my consent.
CHARLES MORRIS
January 81, 1916.
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Chair IaufaCto orV
CHAIR NaNUFACTO2ING
FiE subscriber continue, 10 csny OF

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
,usjnesS at The old stand Of b. g. s. Uactn
Duch, where he will be ready al all times
d furnish Fancy & WINDSOR Chans Sc,
oes, Boston Rocking Chairs Gs, Of e,1,y
description, which may be carltd lor, Al
hort notice and on the mast rea,unahIs
erns He wli also execute House. S,gn &,
ornamental Painting, and House paperOp,
superior manner
From his experience in the busIness,snd
lis Idciltles of aanuaelurng Ihe various
rlc.es Of his line, lie falters hImsrp ,h,t
te shall be able to furnish as good worf
ad upon AS reasonable terms as can /.
lone in the country, al Of which ne v,Il
lrspose of for CASH Or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. B. Orders from a distance will Re
.rict!y AID punrtuav attended 10.
b IAGENBrCu.
BIooms urG, Dee. 80, 1888
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SRleB.oiGGl' Sale.

TEY virtue Of anaas testatum ysnd. Ex to m'
"A y due,led will bo exposed to public sale, at the
Court House in Da Wlie, on Saturday the 2sh day
Of FEBRUARY -l9iG ai L nlrlAlk -E.-M- the follow.
ing property Go wiG)
A certain Tract OF hand situate in Caliawissa and
Mdlin townshipsin Columbia County, containing
four hunerad acres more OF less, adjoining lots Of
I,cob Shuman, Jacob Fisher, Judge Cox and 9th.
o,s rre.eou s erected II dwelling houses, Forge
/ grst mill, saw mill blacksmith shop, Goa,
house, stables | barn, and furnace Seized
taken in execution and 10 be sold as the property
Of dam MilleL
Also
TDY virtue of a Ieyai focias to me directed, the
III y following described piece or lot ofland situate
in Mahoning township, Columbia county, bounded
and limited as follows, 70 wit beginning at a
post on lhe corner OF Washington-slreeli thence
the road to Milton, north thirteen degrees east, two
hundred feet TO a uos thence north sXty-cight de-
L rees and 46-lOO west uyo hund ed feet to post
thence south thirteen west two hundred feet to d
post, thence north sixty-tght an lj-l00 east two
hundred feet to the place Of beginning, being par
of larger tract of land conveyed by Alexander
to Thomas Chambe.s by deed dated
the first dag Of April A D 1910, together with all
and singular the said tract or lot of land, way wa
ter5, water!eourscs rights, Liberties PRIVILEGES, im'
hCreditamens aad aYperlenances --
&@--4 Whrrron is erected
EHf@EEf1A 4 TWO STORY
E.5SN }sr, FKAME HOUSE,
Seized taken in execution and to be sgid as the
2 l..
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A MOTHER splendid assortment of GOODS
"a has just been added to the former stock Al
he A 'ca3e, which we can sell cheapey than Ea'
,va, hcio:o offered in this market. Gentlemen who
y.oa GOOD and CHEAP CLOTHS, and Ladies
VI rin. FASHIONABLE, GOOD q CHEAP
r'i;lss for DRESSES, Of every description, vi
ind 1t for their in eres, 10 call ,s we know the,
yil be satisfied with the quality and prices OF oul
f,ols OOr mDtto being Cheaper than the Cheap.
ST we eau and will live up to it.
CnshmercS 25 Gems per yard, and every
thing else in proportion.
ALBRIGHT & MENGAL.
November %
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DBINTAg3l2o

DlED-Al Mllershn'g mercer couny
Illinois, January 3, l94G,REBEccA RACHEL
daughter Of Henry W. and Euzabeth F
Thornton, aged six weeks and three days.
10 Liberty township on the 20Ih uIl,
William Wilson aged So
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j. III. VANDERSLTCE,
lid EIN gTHST1 .

En EGS leave to inform the public, lha,
"a he is prepared to allend TO all The oper.
aIions in dentistry, such a, removing
The Tartar andoiher Foreign Sub.
stances.
From the teeth rendering them clean, md
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
THe cayitjas qIDccoyed Teeth
Will be dressed ont and flied with Gold
or other lort; Of the finest quality, as ihe
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
r5nder them useful for years. and in many
eases during life.
TEETH and HUmps oC Teeth
Which have become u.eiess or troublesome
viii he extracted in the most careful man
uer, with the latest and best Improved in
slFumcnIs.
Porcelain Teeth,
.OGhe bcs. quality and latest improvement,
will bs inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with Dr., Va'Iarchamp, with whom he is il,
p4icrnship in pla.e work) on Gold plate,
from single tooth to whole set to look
as well az the nauraI, and warranted to
answer all The useful and ornamental put
poses proposed by the art,
In shor, every operation belonging to h
profession, will BE- reformed 10 tie basi
,,.f = l..t-y.t % Il. .
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TIA Dina Of Magnetic Telegraph, ba-
wen ~ cuy Of Ian caster AMI Harris,
u g,l'n Successful operation,
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CoMgUssrOSGa's OFrICr;g
DauyilIp, FEB. s, lsIJ. :
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Dc 2T 1915
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J 1uary H. 1915
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REPORT OF COL. GARLAND.
bAI ! LE IkLU NEAH IFT AIIMUKNSi
Head. q narlPrs 3d Rrioade MAY IL lSjj

Head.Quar,ers3 Sd Brigade, May IL, 1896.
Colonel: have the honor TO enclose herewith,
for the information OF The Commanding Gene
raj, the reports Of Capt. Lewis Morris, Of The
81, and Bre"e, Major Allen Of the 4th infantry,
giving detailed account OF the services perform
ed bv the regiments under their respective COM
mands in The actions which took place on The
Slh and 9th inst.
have only this moment received these reports,
and, as am under orders 10 march Immediately
with my brigade. have not moment 10 add any
thing TO them if were disposed TO do so. Both
Of these regimental commanders used every el-
fort 10 meet the enemy and 10 overcome him. Il
was pleasing 10 me to witness the gallant rivalry
between these two corps; they shared literally
in the dangers and exerlions which brought about
our signal success. witnessed with great sat.
isfaction, 10 dense chapporral, Capt. Morrison,
Of The 4sh, overcoming obstacles: which be.
ieved insurmoun,able, in order 10 reach the enc
my.
OF Capt. Mccall, 4,h infantry, whose merits
are fully appreciated BY the commanding Gene
raj, can make no remark as he was detached
with separate command under the special in
s;rucicns Of the General himself
II gives me great pleasure % speak in terms OF
high appreciation of the efficient services of my
principal s,aff-oficer, Lieut. Beaman, of the 4,h
infantry; Brigade Major Lieut. G. Q. Hsller, A.
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aS6ea0esuoooD azaeaeeteee.

both sides COW began, mingled with tremendous Ns.s
fire o! muskery. In few moments INT ,' os.cI
was Promptly done by cavalry and infantry, and
Tie enemy guns were all captured 10 this isr 1f',
liant exploit; he 9Th bore a conspicuous paG DO
portion Of the regiment successfully resisting me
.uemp, OF the enemy to recapluIe those guns on
the RICH, oi MS battery; The remainder Of me reg,
ment being extended towards the righ; aud nm
Cling in The severe and close engagement when
Was there going on, and was so sloriously 'eEmi-
mated. ,,1
During The action Of The day. Lieut.. Col. Mcin-
tosh and Captain lIooe were severely and Lieut..
Fowler slightly wounded; loss OF the rank and Tile,
nine killed and twenty-five wounded, many ol
Them severely.
In conclusion, will only add, that all, both OIL
ficeis and men, did their duty in most gallant
manner, determined to conquer the enemy of per-
ish in the conflict
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully, your
obedient servant, L. SIANlfOisD
!Majos 5th Inf. Commanding Regiment.
Col. p E. TwIeGs,
Commde R.shl Wing Army Of Occupation.
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REPORT OF LIEUT.. COL. BELKNAP TO
GEN. TAYLOR.
HEApaUARTERs FIRST BRIGADE,


Camp near Matamoras, May IS, 1876.
Sir: In submitting an official rcpor, of The
operations Of the frs! brigade in The actions Of
the S,h and 9lh Of May, al Palo Alto and Resaca
de la Palma, feel degree of delicacy in Tie
task from my humble rank in comparison with
ihs Importance and magnitude Of my command,
and lest shall he unable 10 do full Justice TO the
admirable conduct CT The officers aud men who
served under my orders.
On first meeting The enemy received your
order TO form on the left, with instructions 10
move into the chapporal and allow the men 10 re.
fresh themselves BIZ getting water. Perceiving
in few moments that The enemy were advanc.
ing, and not knowing precisely, being on the left
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Fiiiy-nine Cateis have ju,t graduate. Il
Military School at West Point We ses II.
lowing from Virginia: Clarendon J L. WI
Thomas J. Jackson, Hamilton L. Shields. y
liam Ii. Tyler, ana Thomas Easeley :e..
ofihe graduates are set down as "Laige,' ma.
ing the appointments made By the PIesitsll !
Among them is Archibald 3. Bolts, vino. vc .,
ders.and, is son Of Mr. John NJ. Bots.
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REPORT OF CAPTAIN ROBERT c. BU-
CHANAN
r.,a 80 ,uc Do Err

CAMP ON THE BATTLE + lELD;
May 10Th, 1916.
Sir: In compliance with your request have
the honor 10 report thar, in The deployment Of The
4,h Infantry, found myself in command of COM
ranic> p, ID, and K, on The LETT Of The road, as
we catered and, having teen ordered 10 cross 10
,ae right and advance, did 50. After crossing
The pond, had with me Lieu,s Hays and Woc!s
and about twenty men of different regiments
mostly, however Of the 9TH. Upon dcrl"yng
my men on The crest OF The hill, discovered one
OF Inc encmy's pieces about fifty yards III ny
front, which va, defended b. ab3u! $50 infantry
charged and took The piece, and attempted 10
spike H. but not being abIe 10 10 So tock il back
to a place of safety. The enemy had breast
work in my rear, and opened a heavy fire on
me, when, with about len men, dislodged him,
and drove him across The road. Too much credit
cannot be given TO Lieuls. Hays and Woods, OF
The 4lh. They were among the very first TO reach
the piece, and 10 them belongs the credit VI It's
ca lure Whilst was engaged in driving the
enemy from his bIeaslwork, these officers, with
their men, rcpuscd a party that charged Them in
order 10 lecapluse The piece. | cannot refrain
rom calling your attention 10 Sergeant Major
Maloney and Corporal Farrall who behaved
with remarkable coo!ness and sallanIy. Every
body did his duty nobiy, as becomes American
soldiers. have the honor 10 be,
Your obedent servant
ROBERT G.. BUCHANAN,
Captain Alb Infantry.
To Major G. w. ALLEN,
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lenclosc an inventory of the Mexican proper,
~ captured on The field. and also ske'cn o. , rns
fed Of :Rcsaca dc la Palma" and Of i!e lon,e
iram Point Isabel, made b. my Aia'de-ca4Hi'
Lieut.. mar! Eaton. .rn;co,.
One resimeaial color, (bal;alion OF Iap n,sr ~
and any standards and suidons Oh Gsy ss ,,es sed
taken al The affair oil The 9th would De pleaseu
10 receive yonr instructions as 10 the disposition
10 be made Of these trophies; whether they s'a'i
be sent 10 Washington, &c. ,...r,
lam very respectfully, your oeedisns s 1[
Brere. Bri.adier Gsneral United Stats Amy
Commanding. ,.,, r-gcl.
iaston, u. c.
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Battles oss the Esio Grande.
orr;CfiL REPORTS.
WASHINGTON, JUNE -, 1915

WASHINGTON, JUNE II, lSlb
ia tls .S,uate AMI H,n1s If h'p'esca'otereS:
Itrans.ni, herewith Tor The Inflammation OF Con-
c,e.s official reports received from The officer
Command ns III. Army on the Mexicaa frontier,
giving dc,aied report vi the operations ct the
Army in that quarter, and particularly OF the re.
cent engagements between the American and
Mexican forces JAMES X. POLK.
WAR DEPARTMENT, June II ts46.
Sir: respectfully sa3,ni herewith reports of
Breyet Major General Taylor and accompanying
documents, giving de'a,r'i account OF the bat
lies q, "Palo Alto" and o the "Rc,aca d. la Pa
10" in Texas, which iook place on the Sth ana9.h
ui,imo; and also Of lie bon.baldmen vi the tort
opposite Matamoras.
VERY respectfully, your obeiient servant.
w L. MARCY, Secretary Of War.
To the PRESIDENT
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C. S, also rendered me valuable service during
Most respectfully, l am, Colonel
Aou' 0o'o'' JOHN GARLAND,
Lieut.. COL 4lh Inf, commanding ID Brigade
Col. d. T.. TwIoGs, % Dragons,
comig RICH. wing Army OF occuP"''o"'
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In thirty days the Government Of iSs - ~.
States, il compelled 10 meet an emergshei ,,,o !.
call an available force OF 3,25o,CoO men u
lual service.-lNfe York Paper.
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the dTtlu0 OF ife % II, Yves served
hy Lieuenan, Churchill, Sd artillery assisted by
Lieutenant Wood, Tuposfa? hieal engineers
The charge al cavalry againS; the encmv's bat
,eries on The 9ih, was galiaa,iy led by Captain
NAV and had complete success. Cart Mccall
IN infantry, rendered distinguished service with
the advanced corps under hi orders. lis loss in
killed and wounded viii how now closely il was
engaged | may take this occasion 10 say thai.
in Two former instances, Captain Mccall has
rendered valuable service IS lilsan officer
In this connexioa, would mention the services
of Captain Walker, of The Texas rangers, who
was in both affairs with his company and who
has performed very meritorious services as spy
and partisan | must beg leave 10 refer 10 the
reports OF subordinate commanders Tor The names
of nany officers. non-commissioned officers, and
privates, who were distinguished by good conduct
an both DAYS. Instances OF individual gaanlry
and personal conflict with the enemy were moi
waning in the affair OF The 9,h hut canno, find
place in general report. The officers serving
in The stats oil The ditieren! commanders are par
ticularly mentioned hy them.
derived efficient aid or both days from all The
officers of my staff. Captain Bliss, Assistant
Adln,an, General; Lieutenant Co'onel Payne,
Inspector General Lieutenant Eaion, Il. u. T.;
Captain Waggaman, Comm'ssary u Suosi''-
ence Lieutenant Scavilt, Engineer, and Lieu
tenants Blake and Meade, Typographical En-
gineers, promptly conveyed my orders 10 every
part Of The field. Lieutenant Colonel Payne
was wounded in the affair of the 9Th, and have
already had occasion 10 report The melancholy
death Of Lieutenant Blake, BY accident, in The in
,erval between The two engagements.
Major Craig and Lieutenant Brereton, OF the
Ordnance Department, we're actively engaged in
their appropriate duties, and Surgeon Craig, Me-
dica Director, superiniended in person The ar
duous service of The field hospitals. take this
occasion 10 mention generally the devotion 10
duty of The medical staff OF the army, who have
been un,irine in their exerions, both in Ike field
and in The hospitals, 10 alleviate The suferines Of
The wounded oi both armies. Captains Crossmaa
and Myers, of the ouar'ermas'eT's Department,
who had charge OF The heavy supply Train at both
engagements, conducted it in most satisfactory
manner, and finally brought i, up, without the
smallest loss, TO ito destination,