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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

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The HEw YORK WEEKLY TINES Is q large
aud elegantly pTinted qnaEtV sheet OF eight pages,
efature and General News, and fntended To be tho
BEST ~ we'll - the CHEAPEST FANCY SEWisPAFER
in the ENlted stntes. fs.i
The mt aim Of the T19cEs ts and win always be-
to ksept It's readers thoroughly ana reliably posted
up, as 70 eTsrythibs which INST happen, Of general
interest," In any part Of the WUSid. II comments
fully and freely upou al topics Of Importance in
every department Of public action, and Away the
Interest Of Freedom, Order, and the Publtc Coed.
While Ats influence MA be unif0rm4y eonsetVatiTe,
Et advocates every MEASURE ofjuRt and beniheaut
PrugreAs and ressts the increase extension, per-
Petuat0h Of Slavery. Of thinG else ineompAt
jble with fhG iEhest welfare Of ha whole eOmmE-
nifty. While T. reports pTotpptly accurately all
fnteligFnce % general In esoFE
aud tXcludES frpmtts eolItmhs that 1ht
render Il unsafe or improper for EeneEal
+ ssss t9 PFoH'gts tbs EeasFs welfare BY
1slEDEcATIoN, BfoRALFEY 1Sb RRtIHIoN
upon the uasses OF the peoIie andin al ttS tsens.
sinns 4 70 6s guided and eon-
MODERATION PAERIoLIset AND COMMON
Inits ConREsPosnE4eE. both FetelER and Domestic,
the TINES Is confessed to be superior to any other
American journal Its REPgRFS % Congressional
: GENERAL INTELLIGENCE, -
ofimPortAat Legal and Criminal Trials, and OF what
ever may have special interest for the great body Of
the community, are fnll, pe0mptanl reliable.
Espeeial attention i devoted to faIls uspratS and
trust sFePerts Of the as;
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
for which ,psctal corps of tpainthtnCd
: "A LITRRARY DEPARTMENr, 80
Will also be kept up, embracing q. ss4s
: STANDARD NOVELS AND TALES,
aud selections Of ths highest Interest
-. THE DErARTiRET
compiled from TaFiety Of sources many Of them
Inaccessible to the American reader, and furnishes
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
TRANSPORTATION
BaltiI16ires ONO Ran Road



llEnEEinB, 13th April, 1sNl.
AEand AFTER the 1lth nE AIisils 1854. rhe EasEen-
NytEOr TrQina viii be run IS fIllOEs,Ti4:
The Express. Train Leaves " heeltng daily except
8ndaya At 10 A. A., RenEpOd At 1Qs9O A. NJ, arTIr.
Ing IN Baltimore At $40 A. NJ. connecting with Gis
EXpTcsE train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston.
and al the Eastern cIieS leaving at GAS A. NJ. ar
Etves At Washington at $50 AN making close con
hecton with the Southern lines Tor all Trt4 Of the
SOTith ThiA train stops At the principal stations
frdTR ~ heelinS to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltim0Fe ut 3s3o p. M and
WnsbfR3tDn City nj 245 T.. NJ. arriving At BenRuoI
et6 a. u. and Wheeling 1t 6si A. M making direct
connection With the ExpEeItraio for all paFs Of the
West SopthNest and Northwest Thia train steps
only f1F%meSis and wood AMI water,
The Mail Train leaves daily including SnndIAA at
6:6S r. A., BenNpo9 At z:23 p. A., and .arrtFeI Ia
Ialttulpre ut S:l6 r. NJ cnnnPe ting Rtt tina NAL
tr9tps leaylBS for Philadelphia. New Hot6, Boston,
and ttEasteTu cities at lS z. n, afriraat 4Sas4i-
inEtpn City ak $40 r. II connecting Elth thsSUuth.
EN- hGs all paris Of the Sopth.s train stops
on theNeSt end the road At MOnndEvtR. CGGleEoh,
AauniHEtous Water Station fairm1nt and 0rafenny
RatuTmng, leaves baltimore At $50 4ASs91A=Hs
WEfitEAt A:2S and AEEifS4 1T Renl1oOit az
lO:10Rsd. and Wheeling 40 tl0s89 Ps4- connecting
EtIthp RxPToss trnin for all parts
Westnhd Northwest. This train steps Ot tile pFin.
ejpal stations pnly -s...a.s-..-sE
ThH Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodate runs
daily except suudayS, Having Pemont II G.49 81.
aud gFFiVes at Wheeling, ut $40 P-W.a ~. -..il
szzts-f-. 5,lz-8....s... j. B. RORD, Agent.
w P.6MTH Matter Of Tramp is5s+..EI
ii L. NJ dLEs Gsn1 Ticket Agent. apo
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Observation-Disclosures
a0sf o5gIE.,zsI.a..s-E Iii L - sZ5sEfs8
Single Copies s3ETWo Copiessfor
S3--Fiye Copies for S5.

The .CheaPest5and Best Family and
General NeTCGPRper In the
United S1RtesS
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Rav. Robsrt. plels, 1s sI 81. Y 8 Is 81 g


WUMM We hUIueB9 .Lo5lRE5lli ENUAAsFV.
= kCEo GLRX," Who In the Noatrs1E Gaiettg Of LIST
FebCuAIy, $780, PfOnoupces thb2"TdsS9 Of keeping
aeeo99ts cgEFeats zip type q sssroes. ahspraityS'
that this rU.S R65uEdity IS an that Sir Dick has
patented In tho .dOufEin o. Keeping 6ee0UBts Ills
claims lIgdsr no QpsEnti0n theTFin Into Nfie this
grpss fbs6rlity Is not pIratiealy smOEsied in any
manner: neither bOdily nor partially neither di-
rectly or Indirectly neither explicitly nor symbol
eAlIy; thLG ground his elRimS cover; aud nothing
more; the absolute monopoly Of this ab4ufdty aud
nothing else, Il all he asks his elans nationally
Fead, attest ia 80 5z-'l+ sebE
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DE9KAs=AsGoOU9ETA3FPe A3ED-
=ws OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :

RAEIauest6sG C9afaG as GclsOtedpsa Gsd projected
b Tie Gorernaeats ef CSRada, Ete Ualhd &aeef,
md Great BJisaias taGn nlhool a nsay eoaeE1H.
VHHHATICLAJAfzAs M. IRiYRNTlON IS, THE
w eoltrtyaues q keeping aceOupta current OF
Eta.eveT kind. description Or variety, in printed
QHu By keepiSz 4 zsta4snents Of the BaVpEAl
tbetype being % Erranged IN forna IS 70 admit o.
heinS readily and quIehIy readusted in any parcH-
lar part where Gn account may have undszEODa 2
change. by the laPse Of te OF the eurEsnt q 9usi:
ness tTAnkaettUhaI that when Faadtuated In all
sneh parts mp 10 any given date. an impression then
taken fri she typS shall exhibit, IN printed form,
ire fT1F9 EtnfH ri an FIpS 0raf6 - kent
representing an the balances or CONCLUSIONS, in
eordanes With The end Or ends contemplated IN keep
ing the record, rendering IL In commercial buStneSa
balance sheet Of the most compact and perfect
character the details Of being Snb5tan-
taliy a. rsstt 60 IN ~ 2 snos
seated by hsuFel symbols, dttea, OF numbeEs, used
either separately Or IN combination or by WhatsVeF
else indicate the test or facts g desired: and
furtheEnaere, bsed on this primal tnventIon, Sl5O
1 claim the device c1u6Ety8nea- of rendering
Transmitting Aeed1nta q afttal OF fan stateIeHtg
OF substantially thus, kept IN type by the eUntrt
Vanees Of my thEEnons be the nIe1unl OF transmits
dedpR accounts bythe use o. thS DiFpA9eh Machine
e01stltnted Of APTpn A0yeDeRt. Reel. and Cutter
sta claim In the hEo6dest and fnlc4t sense; and
GlGS The itnei EN- aefnK HIlltS E6Emb and
moleA Of operating indicated In describing 1t,
either - simple hand instruments OF as propelled
by machinery. Aud In connection With these epeet.
Ae elatna aDd baSBd npon. thsC1, 1talso claim all
ether means and, appliances pubEinntallT the same
e tbo.p herein claimed OF intended 70 e claimed
a. aGoU9, this Invention has BlTcGdy spread itself
over CAuadA eEhteen stAtes Of the American Union,
aud Into Great Britain, and ia now used Ia more tn
EhESs hu6dFel Newspaper Omees. ItsImmenSS value
to banking and SiuAiaF Tttuti0uB Will DO shown In
circular Which viz make itss eppeassaSs soon:
Right tDisp itch Machines q Will receive due at.
tsatIln, when addressed SithoTste
Rev. Robert. Dick 9s ~ ~ I, II q q
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EdWMrl 2. Marrow. Of NAwbury. Ala, writes: =
dangerous oTITiGfa tl,lo1 on one OF the females n
my family. which had Ilefisl all the reuledes NJ
could employ, has at length beeh completely cure.
by your ExtHCt Of SaTeAparilIM. Our physirian
Thought DoIhipE but aGtirpaiion could aTGuI rslei
Int he advised che trial Of your sarSRparla The
AMER taking your remedy eight weeks no Symptcu,
Of the diEealn remnIna . -. 49,. = y
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
.ilrnncAoeele.- e.. = ,l5,...llerl II.

EebulUn Sloan, ofsProSpect, Texas writes sTttas
bottles of Jour SarsapArils Snryd me irLm = Coitr1
"a hdeous swelling on the neck, which I had sui.
lteFed from over tWoySars,H ~ "a -
iLesteOrrARa or. IVRites, OrdrIGa TGRios, Lerris,
-, = liberation, FEhtaLe DiScarc9
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

NLW ORLEAgs, 25ti a ugust, lsSl

ERs ORLkAHSS SoGtl August. 1852
DR. J. C. Arm: Sir: 1 checrfully Comfy with
the reque't Of your agent and report to yoti some Of
the ELECTS have realized with your SaTsaPaTlla.
haze cured With 10. In my practice, most Of The
comp nints for which It Is reeoumen9ed and have
found its etteets truly wonderful IN the cure Of TGs
real and AeIllTtRt- DfSEdfe One Of my patients
had Syphllittc ulcers IN his throat. Nci we're con.
Stunning hts palate andthe top Of his mouth. YOuT
Sart1parlia steadily fRtn cared him in iTp werKn
Another was attacked w secDRdary symptoms in biz
nose, and the liberation had eaten away consdera.
bio part'ot IT. 60 that y believe the dsoTder would
my Administration q Our SarsapaEiIla; the ulcer.
healed and no. e veil gain, mot u course without
SHme dtzhGuratinn Of bis faco, A woman Who had
been treated for the sAihe disorder BY nlestry we
suffering from this poison In Ter bones. They bad
become 10 sensitive TO tie WeatheT that on damt
tlay she suffered excrueiatng pain In her Joints and
bones. she, too, Was cured entirely by your Sara
paTtI!a tn a fotYtWceks! know from lie formula
which your agent gave me, shat gAhiS pFrpSIatinH
from your laboratory must BIO n great remedy; con
ssquently. these truly remarkable results With Il
Is : :. BraternalI H:ygurs 0.y LARlNER sAf. r
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Mo L1Stf1iiQuI

FSS9E1kN 6f 33iSIiSs ~ Il IflfSS.a oS
tSp6t1ait fSYlESec = a laf ri RFI6fSSllrSS
Ptse6S I'll Dos 65yiSS 800 Us oSs6 aFS =
folly tQSltslt b gu 01Ia3 RRsf.:5
Bus J, ~ Y yes i
ST3F SsliiSsGevTsi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27
Aver Chem Pectoral
"a tsizf.t- FoR TN RAPID CuR1goR
C0uEhs5 C0ldSs zatHORrseneSgV
2, Group BFonehttIs, Inefpienf Con.
sssi tRnmptlQnS;a and fOF4GlSe Relief
Of fCOnouEnpttVe Patients
1rs.5e ~ Observation-Disclosures n6pG;Ssts7' l-Ef

r,ii.5 .r,e- n, QG the Disease..
|, This IL remedy 20 universally known TO SuTpa6
any aF the euEa Of thEnSt aud ked1ptantS,
sat y Y hers g the svde1ss, Of i;
ana stts yQRdeTfpl enrPs ~ pulmonary
aIssase nave Hiade Il thUngh The civilized
even tamtltag among them who hare rot some mr.
sotal eGpereHee Of Its eeetS-e living trophy IN
tn1F Qlqgt Of tt9 VtetnF9 over tie Rubtl0 and daR
.gernns disoEders Of tie throat md lungs. As nn
Know the dreatnl Of these disorders. and =!
tEle{ foo THE eqeetq Of thiR remedy, Ne De95
NOT no more than n asSP8 them that II has now al
t9S, bat u DID have when making the euTes
y men have won 20 stroDgiy upon The e.nAdenet OF
Prepared by Dr.. ]. c, AVER & CO..
Lowel1, Mass.
For sale By a. c. GOOD Q CO and BY al Ding
S1sta.t ~ 20 augl1ly-HoH' SSm
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Aver S sarsaparilIa.
FoRpURIFY1Na THE BLOOM

And fur The speedy eaEOot the saliOised varl,tis,
Dlsease:
IA md Sctet 'tlOtts eetioas. sacI uS TsS,o,.
Pieyk. &reE, 1sptfdhk. FiSI1Eef. Er9tHltt, BIs3.S
Is, Bpttt, BtqiHS, and all NtR DiseasSS S'
OAKLAND. Ind, oh June. lssgt
, j. O. AHA q Co. tGeUt4, Il feUltit ms duty to-.
knowledge what yonr SarSarnrilla has done fpr ~
Having Inherited SETOf1l61s thIectibn InyasnF
Eered from in Suriopa lEays- for yearR SoneiiBsS
IS burst out in gleeFS on my hanhs and nrns: EFnS
ttmes IT turned lb&afd and dibtfe44ed me Il Il.
FtCAlnel- TSP yeRrs REoziG broke EUut on nav 80
and cOHered my scalp and carr with one SON ,biS
VAS pAInf and tloaSbS6mS beyond ieseribtTS =
tried many nedieineS and several Jlysicians. Lrt
without mpeh relief from anything In fact TIE az
y9Ese. At leget4 was reIvieeil 10 ina
in the Gospel Messenger that you had preDSred ~
paltGrHttVe Sara REillA3 foF knew mon, SSpr ~.
t4fI9n that 4pytblnE you made ,wp9t 4 E Eood I
sent to md rot tt and used II tfitST+T3
ms + took 1T as you advise, In small Joses DTS
teasPOOnful over month: aud used slmost ihr.S
bgttles SGW and AsthS GEih soon bSS5an IN TO-,
nnder- the 9elbs which AftsF awhile fslI on ".
skin ts now clear, and know BY my feelings tiSI
the dtSeasehaJ gone from my sJLfem. You On vi
believe that feel what am aging when tel Nm
that hold You to be Of the apostles OF lie are
hdreLnaIng TeE gratefully, q TOurs, ~ y
t.,5f. ,.ts55.=5si+A LPRED D. TALLEY.
s.. Antheny's Fire. Rose o. ETystptlaS 2stt4 aad
SAT- RhEtqa, Seaitl Head, RiH9tVVT1g55 SO1T Eur
DrDpsp.
\ pr.RObeTt n. Preblc writes from Salem n 4 12tb
tSeptI, 1859 flat he Ines cured an tnveterRte ne AZ
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

OUR HOLIDAY aOO6s az B61 i5S5fitlttifSS;is
our Ntendi 8ttIofs fhtS Is GkS SFs4SEs
taIne DtiSool8h lE;f1OFOsVa u.
a4E1u41nS 1attDtQ Any olhl5 fhBF Cbai6hlp9 Abs
alr0s 3lo0hIs& ltEoai1 s'Sd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

UDOLPHo wOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST, GROIX RUN, SCoTClI AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the above imported and bottled 'by himself
Warranted pure and OF the best quality.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

desl1I - .ssaSs,s 4,SSISa ~ SFSSsy.
elN4GE 1glR9H 1RHTGnR d Il Eff 6fRSNT
~ fa pa g AZ
mh83 ". 4. EDw ARbFSsn 6ssd
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W4P.SnTH. MaGter Of Transportation. - =.
: LIN. CMEs Gsn1 Ticket Agent. -, apo
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N--4at8Sks-1E& S09kkR 1RI4fF!P -(0EF-8UPRcS-
IA ktOR.GLUQtkSbFaGlfOEef GtaE4 IRtciE4feEs, BY
E&f3QsILR 81 t=.,:t, g 3 slAs Sl4l9SSo
bagtelA 9S iAF Fbhtls Ab0Oh8lS
lust TecslUGT Rltal N hle bISs94S ssS Esr.S% -
baefss9 q a .ss4f s,.sq g04 ADAMS, SQ.NIsdPStT
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bean made by the alternative power Of tls medicine
smulRtes the vital functions into vigorous action
ana thugoVeEcomes dISOFdeFs which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such . remedy has lone
been Feqnred by the necessities 81 tie people and
medicine can do.
IA -. 4. ~ %
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-27

81. 14pttoay,s FIRE. Rose Of Ersstptlas, 7sneT c,5
Salt lRheIal, .Seald IIadd RfMqlgOral. Sri EIss
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

ss0- Scarcely too much can be said in
praise of onions for fowls. They seem to
be preventive and remedy for various
diseases to which domestic poultry is LA
bic. Having frequently tested their cx-
celloncies, we can speak undcrstandingly.
For gapcs and inlamaiion of the throat,
eyes and head, onions are almost spcci-
fic. We would recommend giving fowls,
and especially tue young chicks, as many
as they will cat, as often as twice or three
times a week They should bo finely
chopped. A small addition of corn meal
is an improvement.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

gs5" The Susquchanna Convocation Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church will meet
in Bloomsburg, on Monday next the 22nd
inst, and will continue in session through,
Tuesday and Wednesday. Public scrv-
ccs will be held in St, raul's Church, as
follows Service and preaching at 3 O.
clock, p. NJ on Tuesday; 10 o'clock, A.
NJ, and o'clock, T.. NJ, Wednesday;
Childrcns' Church at 3 o'clock, p. NJ,
Tuesday. Members Of other churches and
congregations are invited to be present at
these services.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

By" BY observing the shoulder straps
worn by officers Of the army, their rank
can be readily asccrtaincd. \ major
General is distinguished by two silver stars
on his shoulder straps; II brigadicr gene
raj has but one star; colonel has sill
yer embroidered spread eagle; licutcn-
ant colonel has q silver embroidered leaf
a captain is known by two gold cmbroi-
dered bars first lieutenant has but one
gold bar on the strap; second lioutcn-
ant none at all. The cloth of the strap
is as follows staff officers, dark blue, ar-
tillery, scarlet; infantry, light (or sky
blue; rincmcu, medium (or emerald green;
cavalry, orange color.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20

ns9' Several Of Coopcr's y ovcls are to
bo read in the set, though each one of them
seems to be perfect in itself. Those which
more especially 20 together however arc
the series known as the The Lcathcrstock.
ing Tales Misunderstanding being the pop
ular name of the hero. The series consists
of five distinct books, though not written
and published in the order in which they
should be read. In each one, Leather.
stocking appears in different character,
i'll the first, Tho Doerslaycr as youth
Of the woods, in the PathGndcr,as a lover ;
in The Pioneers, as a hunter, in the Last
of the Mohicans, as Warrior, an finally
in The Prairie, nm old an infrm man, fol
lowing the life of a trappor.
Without question they are the most en-
chanting books We have ever read. The
man who begins with the Docrslaycr will
follow Lcathorstocking to his grave and
lay down the book with eyes moist with
tears. BY all means get and read those
tales of tho forest
Send five dollars to w. A. Townsend &
company, No. 46 Walker Street, New
York, and the set, complete, will be sent
you by express.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1861-07-20
CAVALRY TACTICS.

Published by order of the War Department. First Far
.Schuul of The Trooper of the Platoon aud Of the sqid
ron Dismpuntrd Second Part oflhc Platoon and ufthu
Squadron mounted Third nnrt--Ey buttons Uf u feg.
mcut. Three vols. l.mu. $50.
War department, Washington, Feb. TO- l'll.
The syiiCm Of Cavalry THric, adapted To the oTgani
ZaIon of Dragp"u regiments having approved by
the President OF the United States, published UT
the government Of the said service.
Accordingly, instruction in the same Will be given al
ter the method pointed out tercin and all additions
or departures from the exercise aud manGuyrcs laid
down in this system are positively forbidden.
SpL.LLdN0S B1YU.NEl' EXEhCISES.
Manuel Of exercise Prepared the usu urihG
United states. liy GEOEGEB Il. MCCLELLAN. Captain
First Regiment Cavalry, US.h rruted by vldgr oltlc
War Department. Cna vol. lsmo. : 2j
Hon. &. NJ. tunrui, Sorrl'ry uC War. Headquarters
of the Army Washington, D. e., December 81, ISL
Sjr-lercWIt have th' honor tb submit System uf
Baytnct exercise translated from tho French by Cap.
Geo u. MCCInlluI CUrps Engineer, u. S. Army.
strongly recommended is being printed for dstribu
ton the army aud that 1t be- made, by regulation,
part uf the system uI instruction..
Thu ncluscd cNiructs nun reports Of the Inspector
General, etc. show the value
have the honor 10 br, sir, with HIGH rcspcrt your
most uhedIunt servant, WINFIELD SCOTT.
Approved. L. VI. CONEOn, Secretary Of War. Juuu.
any =, ISI2. Il. JONES, Adjutant General.
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Isiy- Next Year is the thousandth ami
versary of the foundation of the Russian
Empire. They intend to celebrate the &C.
casion with one of their grand national re-
ligious festivals. The spectacle at st Pc.
tersburg and Moscow Will probably be
very magnificent; and the recent manu-
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Significance.
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AUTHORISED MILITARY BOOKS
Published by order ofthc u, s. War Department.
by AUIWORITYl.
UNITED STATES INFANTRY TACTICS,

For the instruction exercise aud manmuvrcs or thu a.
>. Infantry, including lniauy OF the Line, Light nan
y, and Eiilcmrn.
Prepared under the direction Of the War Department
and authorized and adopted By Simon Camctun Sccrcla
ry ofWar
Containing the School ofthc Soldier the School Of the
Company Instructions for Skrmshusthc Grnc ri calls
the calls for Skitniscrs the School Of the Battalion
il Articles ot War including dictionary Of Military
Terms.
oor volume, complete, illustrated with numerous en-.
WAX nErARrarSr, WASHINGTON, May T. 1861.
This system Of United States lulHnlry Tactics for
lIht Infantry and Riich en- pr pared under the dircc
liun uf the War Department, having approved by
the Iresen ad"rted for the nIicton ol the troops
the Act Of May, - -!0 for the observance uf the mi
SIMON CAMERON Secretary Of Mar,
The above system Of Inlaury Tactics based upon the
lat ST improvements IN French military experience aud
adapted To the peculiar wants of our service I'm, bc,
prepared by order OF hc United states Coy
IS now after the satisfactory evidence Of ct
cheney, authorized aud adapted by the Secretary Of War
lut IA" instructi"n uf uuops.
Infantry is divided into Heavy Infantry also called
Infantry "i the lncan' Light Infantry. The differ
cncc bcwc"n Heavy aud Light Infantry is twuioi lst
~ tnir weapons and equipment, the i"rmcr hring ann
ed it'll III" mishct, and the latter Win the rifle, when
II may br had. I'd in the order olbattlc Heavy Infantry
being N compact order whilr "ht InInlry dspcI,
ed or dcplotcd as Skitishrs the being separated
anH more independent III delivering their rc sharp
shooters.
In the Sclonl nf the Company and the Battalion the
instruction for Heavy and Light infantry is the same.
rv'ry regiment of Infantry having one Company oi
cDmpanirs being drilled rs Infantry of thu Line.
Tile stem now presented gives "A complete CcHrsc of
IN n,trurinh tor both kinds Of Infantry, lhc schools
the company aud battalion and has brsIlrs a special
arm for lI2lt Infantry WhGn employed skirmisharg.
TIC advantages claimed by This ystum vi iactics ever
'l'"'f "h'7 are numerous ana dtrd'd great crlcr'ly
IN movements, forming line from uullnnu without
hating, changing direction from front To rear while
mace mug dnnlns lhc MOS whon marching by flank,
the omission of unnecessary commands parts Of com
manis rnor- varied formation OF squares against cav
airy, ana nIany others.
Ills believed that it'll the Raiyiei this system,
VIII tndtT company regiment much more elective
than uuy other.
Nill a view tu insure uniformity in a system uf in.
strurun lht merits ui which are acknowledge hy the
highest Inturly II Is nuW prs,itud tu the volunteers
ana militia called into service, the authorized drill
for The 1. : llIaulry aHd that by which they viii be
instructed aud disciplined.
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