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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
THE TRIBUNE FOR 1861,
PROSPECTUS.

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favor,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
TIE NEW CTS TERN.

This work began some weeks ago, is
now, after having been gwen up by two
undertakes, progressing finely underline
supcrintendence Of that skilfull architect
Jacob Keys Esq. 1t will hold when COM
ple;ed, 1000 barrels of water.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
AT HOME.

Capt. P. A. Tyler is now spending
few days at home with his family. Ills
company is still at camp Benton, Missouri. {.
The captain is still re cruiling, having
room for few more men, in order to I'LL
up his company.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
RECRUITING.

RECRUITING.
The appointing power we think hit the
nail on the lead, when they appointed
our friend r. Robbins Of this village as
2nd Lieut.. with power to raise company
He has flung the ~ Stars and Stripes out
a. his store, at the Yellow Corner, and
is ready to muster, all who wish TO fight
for the Union, in the service Of that kind
old gentlemen Uncle Sam. So far we
hear he has met with success, and that
his company is swelling in numbers, and
that they will SOON 60 into camp. Bob
bins will, with little practice make a
good officer, and his men need not fear
that he will be wanting in backbone, for
he has got the pluck, and will ght to
the death.
The company is TO be under command
so we are informed. of Henry Miller, oul
present Recorder. and if so, we feel nc
Eesitancy in saying that in less than two
months after entering campit will be tho
crack company of the regiment. Capt
Miller is an old experienced officer, in ur
ed to hardships, perfectly acquainted will
the drill. and knows what fight mean
and is, having teen through the Mexi
can war. We are glad that Cap. Mile
has made up bis mind 10 enter the tery
ice and we advise those who want to sup
port the Constitution and wish to stfik
a blow for their country, TO go to the re
uiting Office, at the store room OF Il
Robbins, at the Yellow Corner, and en-
3allstheil name upon tbs muster roll.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
BY consulting our advertisement col.
umns. our readers will find out the place
to purchase new goods. Ilollybaugh,
who has recently taken the old stand of
JOINT. Ayers. has made large additions to
his stock. and is running them off at fig
ures to suit these war times.
Hubbard d Morehouse, at the old COR
ner. Ayres' block, has just received tho il
fall stock Of goods, and are now prepared
to furnish their friends and customers
goods Of all descriptions awful cheap.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

PROFESSIONALLY THE BEST SUSTAINED WORK OF
THE KIND IN THE woELD,h
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

E The Old School Presbyterian
Synod, now in session at Columbus, u
unanimously passd DR.. Springs resoIu.
tions, declaring it the duty Of the church
TO sustain the Government.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
FARMERS
EXCH A II q E!

FARMERS
EXCH A II q E!.
This well known establishment kept by
W LIAM Ill. A S III B r o O X
OPPOSITE THE
co UR T HOUE
now holding ont grea1cr inducements the
way of II kinds of cheap
Groceries & Provisions
han anyother house in this section, Read the
ollowing list of articles constantly kept on
h an with the prices affiixed-until otherwise
changed. We would also state that we are pay
ng the highest market price for all kinds of
country marketing. such as
Butter, Eggs, Potatoes. Beans. SOAP.
Bacon, Picked Pork, Lard, &c,
Especial attention given to
OICE Table UTTER.
We have adopted the
r E A D Y ? A 7
system thereby We are able to sell goods at
much more reduced rate, than formerly.
lGCilu our IlCeS.J
Choice
Family
Flour, per bl
$3.50, No. l,
White Fish, $4,50
per 100 lbs; lbs
good coffee for 81 90;
Is lbs choice Sugar for
81; Crushed Loaf Sugar
1917; Pulvarizcd, l2l5 white
Coffee Sug;.r, lie; yellow, llc.;
N o Molasses, per gal SOC Gold
en- Syrup, 64c; Honey Syrup 80,
Vinegar l5c. Good Burning Fluid 6oc,
COAL OIL, PER GALLON. IS CENTS.
Apple Butter per gal soc; Strained Honey
64c; Imperial soc; Black so @ 100
Dried Peaches per ID 10 Prunes loc
Layer Raisins Is, Valincia Raisns
l21s, Figs Is, Candy 90. Rice So
Pepper l6, Alspice 10, W. r.
Cheese i21a. Smoked Halli-
but 1917, Dried Beef l2l:ss
Cln'ti S. c. Hams Is
Country do l0a12 &c.
Lard 10. Butter 10,
Eggs &c, full
sortment of all
kinds of Stone
| Ware al
/ l0c per
gall on
Wooden pals 20c.
Tubs from SOC to
l,5O each. English Currants per Ii
10 l-2; Chemical and German soap 8
to Is per ID, Fine cut Chewing to-
bacco 40 to SOC per Id, Plug Tnbaccos
cheap, Smoking do, lGc, Bed cords
24c. Cotton Clothe 25 to IS each,
| Cracked W heat 14c. A IL
kiods of market and clothes Basket
| Churns so to ,25c Ginger 10 l-2<
| Salaratus to 10. A full assortment
of Liverpool and Yellow ware,
Queens ware Sets, 46 pieces for S ,0C
| Stalcn per Id l0c. Cra ck ers 10,
Candles 16, Brooms 10 to 25. Cod
| fish 7, Pure ground Rio Coffee in
Tin cases at II per lb also Java and
Mocha at 20a2sc pr ID. All kinds
of ground spices, In digo and {
| host of other articles too numerous to men
ton.
We kindly solicit your patronage, feeling as
snred that we can do a little better by yor
than any house this side of New York OF Gin
cinnati Our motto being "a nimbie sixpence
preferable to slow shillilig." and that we are
bound to sell little cheaper than the cheapest
Feeling assured shall realise an extensive
response from the good people of Wyaudot
| We remain, Very Respectfully,
W. II. ASHBROOK.
May 23d, '60-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
TO TIE LADIES OF WYANDOr
COTJNTXl


COUNTY!
Do you wish to add to the comforts and
health of the soldiers you have SO nobly
sent forth at your country's call? Then
answer the appeal made to the women Of
Ohio. Go to work Immediately knit
socks. mittens and gloves, procure uu-
bleached muslin and make it into shirts,
or make woolen undershirts and drawers
bring to town whatever articles you may
have prepared and leave them with Mrs.
III. NJ. Peters or Mrs. l.. A. Wilson. and
they will be forwarded to the Regiment
A society is being organized in town for
the same purpose, and we wish the CO.
operation Of those in the country. This
county has responded nobly to the call
for men. let not the appeal to the women
remain unanswered? Remember what
ever is done. must be done at once, for
winter is coming fast upon US, and we
cannot think there are any who would
wish to see our country's defenders suff
fer for comforts that few weeks of labor
would supply. L. A. WILSON.
Meeting of the Congressional Military
Committee.
In accordance with the call OF the
chairman, R. P. Buckland, Esq. the Dis
trict Military Committee for the fifth Con-
gressiona! District Of Ohio, authorized
by the order of the Adjutant General and
appointed by the Governor, met at the
Shawhan House in Tifin, on Friday, Oct.
l1th.
On motion, H. l.. Mckee of Seneca
was chosen secretary.
The following members reported them
selves:
r. P. Buclland, Sandusky.
John Janney, Ottawa.
! HI. Mckee, Seneca.
Alex. S. Ramsay, Hardin.
Robert McKelly, Wyandot.
DIV. Swigart, Crawford.
The member from each county was
then authorized to report sub commit
,.o &c sro 10 art for said county. under
the General Order, which was done as
f,llovs.
OTTAWA COUNTY.
| w. L. Cole, Port Clinton.
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r Devereaux
7 baltimore.
J,hn RYDER. Elmor..
s.,nrsrv Co,7Nrr.
r n pouon Frsmont
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Maftet. Mlchaei moran anu H'eA' oi'uA
erhou'
CRAWFORD COUNTY
Josiah s. Plants, ). h. Harr's' u FL
Ilost, Robt. Lee, IL. y. Carhart'
SENECA COUNTY.
Leander Stem, join j. Steiner, >. M
Zahm, G. NJ. Ogden, Chas. Foster.
B. Fisher of Marion, who was not pres
ent, be authorized by the Secretary to
report the names Of the Subcommittee
for his county directly to the Adiutan
General and that he also send copy t.
the Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

"PErERsoN" for November is gem OF
a number. "The Little Nurse" is a
beautiful plate, and its fashions cannot be
excl ID. Its reading matter is excellent
and we refer to its prospectus for all in~
formation in regard to clubbing &c.
Price, $500 per year.
Prospectus next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

,EHE New York Cash Store has last re-
.eiycL Giic STOCK Of Family Groceries
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18
o F F I C e
IN SECOND STORY OF WORTH
AND PETERS BLOCK.

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Two Dollars, if payment is Delayed till after
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continued until all arrearages are paid, except
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rg Agents, No. Il9 Nassau St.. New ok and
10 State street, Boston, arc agents for their
necr." They are authorized to contract Tor
us at eur lowest rates.
GThe CINCINNATI Type FOUNDRY CoMrANY
are authorized to act as our agents in atcity.
CHIcuEsrKR e. SANFORD, Proprietors of the
Merchants Advertising, Commission and Col
Getting Agency, arc agents for this paper in
he cities OF Philadelphia, Pa; Wilmington
Del; and Baltimore. Md.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

rI,HE undcrsigned has bseh duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the es-
rate of Jacob Hartor; decd.
''''o VI J.L ARMSTRONG.
kug. asi-st.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-10-18

A COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF TIL
TINES.
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26

Act no tl-FeT, VINO Valuea health and l..~ dciaT
hour q - .4 .,i-oGy Ecrlenp5e: that lrsvs lion
"a est;"S t.aa esre i"wa'e 0: SCI .cept.n or TIE
soot3=g asssr21@e of fcei.-s ;t-t Itis e~ hae
eohf fA,alo--c- . Tay.i = 'v.5 rcI7 n -c-natro
ErAvcsl GIVE cLt-cat YOU r-amn: kt;entlon u ~,
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
Scrofula, Or Kings Evil,

WI "a SSASU9 Va $1,000 . ~ - as
is constitutional disease, corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitiatcd,
weak, and poor. Being i'll the circulation, it
pcrvadcs the whole body, and may burst out
III disease ON any part Of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not DESTROY. The scrofulous tant is variously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vcncrcal infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;" indeed
it seems to be the rod Of Him WHO SAYS, :" l
will visit the iniQUt!es Of the fathers upon
their ch.,dren.'
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulccrous matter which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tntcrcl"S; ii the glands, swclhnGs; and on
the surface, erup,ios.5 or sores. | ms foul cor
ruption, which Ecndtrs in the blood, depresses
the energies oi hie, - that scrutuous constitu-
tious not OILY suffer from scrof1lous com
plants but they have tar less power to with
stand the aE5 Of other diseases conse-
qncntjy, va>t nu:nJers perish BIZ disorders
which, although net srlJf.ol, il thcir nature,
are still rcad~led f4ta. Iy this tan- in the
sy>tam. II 1t ot Il" consumption which de-
climates the lunaA family mas It's origin directly
il this scro:',oGs Contamination; al 4 many
destructive G.-it,e, q the liver, kidneys. BRAN,
and, L.Gecl, Of ali the organs, arise from or
l.e a,,-.uy,c. i T., ;ae >ame cause.
On"guart,r IF all our pcu,le arc scrcf,lous !;
tlair Iots"ns AZ. invaded by this lurking in
fr.t.9.l, aaI t!.eI health is undermined bv it..
10 c,clnae It from The system We must ro~ovate
tie h,p.d by ou altclatvc medicine, and in
,4oiate it hy healthy food and cxcrcise.
Such a medicine ", suppl. IN
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
AYERS
Compound Extract of SarSaparilIa,

the most e9ec;ral remedy which the medical
* i # o"r -,a.s "al d"v:s, for this every
whore Pr.ya ling md E!t.l m1Iady. II is com
hi9cd II ~ he mos ;.otive rc'acdials that have
been d. covered :.r ,ha ,xpurgat;un Of tl.. foul
dor !c- from tac BLOOD AID the rescue cF the
'ystem from is destructive consequences.
iirnce iisa nd he rrlPl yei fur the car2 Of
rot on'v scrot,.la, but also those othersoffcc-
tio"s which arse from it, such as ENvrrIvE
and SkIS pIsHAsEs, ST. ASrHuNYs FIRE,
RasF, or EEr-lpELAs, PmrLr'. PvsTrIRs,
BLorcHFs. BLAISs s-d Bous, TCMaRs. letter
ard SALT RHYrV, SeAIp ErAp. Ri>CwoRM,
RHKrHAr.sM, SY?Ti!T"ic and MTRcURIAI. DIS
kA>Ts, iHorsY, D1.rGPs,A, DREILtrY, ard,
indeed. AlI. { .P:.i rs AR.siN4 FroA NIr.A-
r., Or I,rr"z iIr,p. The popular belief
in :. IN o~ur.t.a+t.ttJ13" !. founded in truth,
fer -; lu 5 a Il gt.:ora.. :, OF the ll"od. The
lrr'l. Lar y -pa.c ~! VIZ" Of Ills NaIs"ra-
Ia i T. l.tr.fy al. Ie..' .e IL, ,ita G.id,
v.tha"t w!.sA sound l,.3.h Is mp yssiJle in
Contaminated constitutions.
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
TAKE NOTICE..

The slhseri'-r respectfully Requests all his cuso-
mcrS tho have not vet sttet ti.t accounts Io come
forward Al once and pay up IL Is on n busl-
ness, anG 5 clcrp!9ea :" sol set all a. IS owing
TO him N Il shortest tWP pn>-'c. lie "ouid alsa
say 10 hVse ALn>r I11gm nj Notes anG other ohliga
tons 'hat are uov due ,lil IL due II uai lfompl
! gaid '':N ne ,N U'"d.
He will he fnuud al. t;:n"5 during the day at Mr.
w Z. Spruancc's store, tne same occu pjcd hl
kImseli last wear. ). t.. JONES.
2. ) He a!s,' las left VA hand E4ot, Shn: $
Hats CaPS Az p"sS -, vHIth VIII ay sole onea,
OF they Iausl be closed out, there is 40 general
ssOrIment. apll
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
War; War!! War!!!
High Prices and Hard Times

The subscriber has just returned from PhiIadel
phia with general assortment Of SPRING GOODS,
such az Ladies' Dress GOOds, Gontlemen's wenr and
Dry GOodsih general, OCT varlnus styles aud quail
tiles used at this Of the wear. Also. stock of
cheap Groceries-ench good Brown Sugar al 81
and cts, yer III, While do 10 cs. and everything
else IN proportion.
IIe is determined 10 Haoke the prices suit the tunes
The people are invited 70 call and see hisAtock Of
Goods as he Is determined TO sell cheaper than the
cash stores, JOHN II. BEWLEY.
Ep4 ~ .-- -
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
DO YoUIKNoW IT7

CONSTITUTION L TIE Most FATAL sC0UEeE OF
MANKIND. II Eas been truly regarded EycVRA-
BILE NAIAn-fsT ever s4rvv. is Btt1C. % OK Fix,l
y fAs trA9is hr74d1 r0-.' say3 Ir. CHCzcT-7r 6. e5
AORE THAN ONE E'tF O. All TT.E tNITT "ofC-
LATIOT Il rnostc III zai -. .. !rs fIslI !. tbs
MsRASE-" what sal colLRsaLe!y On tie boasted
s11eacy a the Iiea' .uE AT
Tho br..aat vo-y Of Tr. ChQ-chill rade 70 the
Imperial Acsiemy of Met,cac of Va7s haz proved al
tnskls1'e boon < th9 wG-iG Ey the Ct this new
azs powerful ye7.sIids c1e-,s known u Cernet-y "A
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
EARLissT slaNs ce CQEsuNPTtoH.

. A ID -7ses 5! g sHt:L rcr-ow THEA - Eiryt
Tue e. tft - n tom ~ c'1r G!s"ass i9 wa
IL prfasic' the eu A. and il IS carrier IN pot sf TIM
t:a7 the Hc-c- :; - Est cl in the T tcs aud
hcn1s Tao Il Jar trsu WGstJ hcuc9 DEr.trY.
taese = tei'sa"f -.aeiaE ga >6n7 7tIai7HE
WA POWERS Ai1 r. 'cfN'. 10 ts Of 70 Iivi.
Eaeh'r@ IS nlore act " than 5r7c:c."-Ir Pollock
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
100000 GUARANTEE

Buck White Lead and Washington Media
Zinc.
Z U z y Il Il e e $50
BUCK LEAD
100 pounds will cover much surface l2j pounds
OfOlhcr White Lead.
BUCk LEAD.
Painting done with pure Buck Lead is twice dura-
bl as other leads.
BUCK LEAD.
Is whittier and more brilliant than any .Other known
White Lead.
BUCK LEAD.
Is superior the finest English White Lead for soft
ness and beauty,
BUCK LEAD.
Every Body Should buy Buck Lead
WASHINGTON NEDAL /INC
Is superior L. aHv oIher Xpc in the World for cXtrer
whtenes aud hrllnncy
WASHINGTON MEDAL ZINC
ls unrvaled for body covering property. 30 pounds
will do much painting - pounds Of Other Zinc,
WA SHiNiTON MEDAL ZINC.
Has no equal Tor durability. IT wears twice MS long
az other Zinc Paint,
FRENCID RICHARDS u co.
MANUFACTURERS,
Tenth and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
0J-For sale in Smyrna by all Dealers.
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Peninsular Railroad Line.

CHANGE or HOUkS.
On and eIter H.nda, \ug rIl'c!,
ErH,ns r the st,Ommndat of
passengers Ntll run As ioii0w until
idr'her notice; (Wherc not uller-
" se E"ird, d.. =, cNcep Sundays.
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
The HYPoPHospnlrEa,

"TAs CURE OF CoNsUHPTI0N, oven f. tba
Second and Third Stages Int a period, therefore,
WheH there cen be no doubt "a 20 the nature ~
the Disease) is tho RULE, whIIo DEATH Is TIE
EXCEPTION." ''I KNOW - avs Hr e.
"tkat they Will prove not only s.sURE REM.
EDT Ia CONsI MTZ ION Is euiaine IL IN Inter.
raltaent Fever, but also = eGcetunI PEESER.
EATiVE 60 NEeeiAaiiOn IN Small PO1".
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
Il. WELLS
L Ii OtO graphic Gallery
No. n AkcI STEEET.,

L Ii . : IA p II G GA cry,
No. ri ARCH STREET,,
PI!iLAHI LPL!A
one "i "a" lar cf'' "id mo,' IN tjc Galleries in the
l'l'G Sac WEIR 'Ac hc>j P,rjnrcs Anownla
WH fholnGraf'It AIT, are ia.c'I al !.7lSrs
Il" higher IAah Or" pad lur Iniscr.'
rirIrllurrS
The proprietor, I p-ac'lcal Photographer attends
personally every sIiun@--ald allows n, picture 10
leave lhc GALLERY uH.C~> u gIN< ;rrlprt <stactlon
DagnerreotNpr~ and Amhroivrcs of absent sr de.
ceased friends, Photographed any required size .r
taken on Canvass lie SIZE, atI painted IN OIl by The
best ARTISTS.
Al tins Gallery ,irture- ran be take, IN any weath
er-as uereCt IN roudy days a> when The sun shines
Persons VISITING The CIV are res; ;cciiuIIy invited
TO examine 0Gr sp' cmens, So, Tor prIgs and ouall.
~ defy competition.
% Instructions, gwen IN the ar, Of rhotographv.
X. NEWELL.
GAILEKY IS ART,
IA Arch Street FnladeIyhla
COMBINATIONS:
From Hon LEWIS d. CNNrBFiI NJ c. Ohio
My family and lrIeuGs all concur ~ The opinion
that lhc (NcwCiIl Picture is lle.Ih than anV
, thing they ever saw Nv likeness has been repe.t.
ediy taken by different Artists various wavs butI
have never vet had one which prrstrs SO Irue 10 na
lure, ali ihc features and expressions OF c0unenanCe
as tins
From Hon. f. JOY MORRIS late Minister 10 ItaIy.
The exquisite finish, beauty and >oInC>s Of our
PORTRAITS conJpIned wlIh lheIr durany of color and
ialthiulHe>s aS Ikene>>Gs, cannot iaIl 10 commend
them 10 The attention and patronage Of all who HP-
| preclate true art.
! From Cor. JAS. P,oE
Having occasion Tor p"TraH. | procured one from
! Mr.. Robert Ne%ei, Of the cIIy OF PhIladel pima,
miniature in Oh Culnr> under ;he new Process DIS
covered hy HIM, and take great pleasure IN expressing
lhe saitsta pH IiNCn ne, not only hv the accuracy
of the likeness hul lis artistic liri>h all respects
and recommend HIM 10 the patronage OF these spcsed
! . encourage the beautiful art.
nov293m JAS. PAGE
Smyrna times., 1861-09-26
Cavalry Tactics.

(aNalry L aCtICS.
Published by order OF the War Department. First
Part-Srhool Of the Trooper; OF the Plntooa and
OF the squadron DItmunnjpd Second Parr-SCbuoI
Mounted, THIRD Part-fVOIulious of a RegiIneut
Three vols lSmo. 1913
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHNGToN, Feb 10. 1871
The System "i Cavalry Tactics adapted to the or
gauIzaiuu of Dragonn regiments having bccu an.
proved h1 The President OF the United STATES is now
published Tor the government OF the said service
Accordingly. IhsIuo iOns III u same viii he given
nilcr lhe uelh"d pointed out lhprcin and all addl-
uons to, or departures from the oyrrciscs and
VfeS aId down III this system are positively fDrhIdden
}. K. POlNSEIT, Secretary OF War.
MCClcIIan's BayOnct Exercises.
Manual OF Bayonet Exercises. Prepnred for tho use
OF tho Army ul the United States Bv GEORGE r
NC, I'LLl.tN, Captain First Regiment Cavalry,
O.S.A. Printed hy order Of The War Department
One vol l2mU. 81 %.
HEADQUARTERS or THE AMY
WASIiINGroN, -. -, December 81 1881 (
Hon. G. M.Co>RAD. Secretary of War
Sr;-llercwmh nave the honor to submit svs.
ten o Bayonet Exercise, translated from the French
by Captain Geo. B. Mcclellan, Corps ErrInee,s. n
s. Army.
strongly recommend its being printed for di.tri.
hntI"h lie the Army and thai It be made by regua-
ton, part oi the System Of Instruction"
TIE nclOsed extracts from reports of tho Insn.c,,,
General, etc, show the value.
have the honor 10 be sir, with high respect.
lOuf most OhedI an servant,
ApNrovrd WINFIELD SCOTT.
&, C,M.CONRAD,
Secretary Of War.
January,2. 1872.
r. JONES, Adjutant. General
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of the published price. kemutances can be made m
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