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SsERAT&D oR STOLEN.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-11

A \ ORDINANCE eaGitleA an Ordnance fos ths
n essxelfsam en- eF Green Street
sec r Be It Ordained by tAs C6ss7nan Cozacil
sf the 1asy ~ G0Hn1aI BRHsA, FAat l3reea street
shall be esSAhii&hsa Is fosEaws CausaaSxelu q Al 4
ssane piacsd apoa Asdlssn street % fsss more o.
tssA, ssFtA % fA1igB Greek ditca anA runnIag
xkeAre nuRta 90 n 6saFmss eazx 10 > stsaa placed
upon The wsst line Of Healaa street tAeaae a@rth
% 4 degrees east 10 . EE0he placed ason TIE naxts
lima 81 BFs2aaay - ts5E F-1zl fE1' 30 ?
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IT,. z..-r LYsASDgR w. RARBITT Mayaf
AttEst--W. @. CRAwruap. Cit Reconaer
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MARX THESE FACTSi
VI THE TESTIMONY OF PHE gnEfe,

BAD LEss@. Sad HsAssAsfa, SOFAS ri,r,,
Al soFes are rsneaIAbie b tie pTggs, ma.
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tempt to cure bad legs By plssIErInE he ssI.-
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unite, boszy diseased candIuua rgga.lb, -.
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aud asoHt the wound and to sesttay ~ - =
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-11

a " 0RDEN AxCg ez1illsd An urdlnasce feE tht
IA assaSsts@nAsGa as RansonsgssssA. --.. -
BE ks raz2ned by he1snnaSs Csansil Of the eaty
ef GaEnS4l ExIs yhzt Bsatsa stsess seau be esssb-
lisa sf - foslSEs! Commencing ST stsne plscn4
nvsM aAs sasrtA line Of Broadway, opposite lot e.
hla-ak 1, sxaGSman'a F1rSx A&AL&as2 and FanAfAg
sorkh ~ degrees west - the Aarta bou&Ey VI The
aes Eswn- g. ..'- 2.
SECS O. rae above Ltns 8hAiI be sksw west ire Of
kAl4 szgesz--Ets wtatA saall be % ESe4.
Ap2roysf Dec g. 1851
Ea@ EtE LEsANDER w EARBTTT, Mayer.
Attas&--w =. GHAwFnzD, GlLy Recorder.
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A. N uRnIg&NEEx

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- maGstgsd III ordanance for Ehe estakaisha-'
W MaFriaou street and the grade tetrsoa 30,
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8ss. .. Ard se u further 0Fdzlaed, Tsai tsE -
% Maxsissa sirses shali be established a. 49,
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Z ssAxPMavHDs zepzsmses Q. issF. a.,
LYsAkDRR n. RABBIT NV
& ". O. EaAwroap, City Hssorass.
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10An NOTICE, -.. 3. ...-..-,r,.,-t
III aesics IL hsseag ssssA, Thst the hfs' 70 ss.
asy In AsveHnheT aext, has bern sci ~ 20 "A
hsaFing Of ne sSSssEa&toR 81 S1ssss A 80
ssAers pf4yzAx he establishment Of -. 80
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sAas sAs~agh me csns@g Of saesisHs E'@Es .
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wild fhsa be AsAr& aaa aeseSnlasd
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ElsfE, Board d sapsr' 81
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A n okpfsAxCE enaIuea az oEiihanos foE tie
- exspntisn - Washington Avenue
AN AZ asAasasA ky the Eeaasacn CalEll Of the city
Qf E@ancs' EsaEs thas q kAA&ngaon Avenue shall be
sx kazsasd fellows: CoAaSsseang q r
SO atA-@esk euTner ~ " 2sbinEton venue and Az
kaE street. as shawu aEsats sse plat Of the Mil AG
Iikaam and EHMnsag "a saaae north @ ~ aarEss
10 a stone placed npon tAe we&t k4as Of adlso4
street.
Sex D. rae aSsxe line shall be TIE south lane Of
kald GkE asE--ats xidEh ~ feet As-z..I
Approved pec. 9, 1851
Ezs# s& r AY@ANpgR W. RABHFFT MAYER
I Attest ~ g. EMA%@uMErs EAfy M8CSfIsT-
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1861-12-11

A - ORDINANCES adopting sxss zpsfovinx the ~.
u vlse4 edition Of the DrABRaces of tha sisy d
Coancil BinAs as pFlRtea b. Rabeits L. CArpsnGss
II TIE TeAS 1881, ana repsafsng HI ofdiaa &a
pAxss N <Raansnces caaascscax vita sas skaas.
Sec. I. ~ Ia eraaiusa ss- tAe Cszamsa Coanesl
VI the Gity Of Council Bsana, fnat ice Rssisad gs.
fisa OF tire DssTaauces on she city Of C0aneai Ngus
priE1s2 aa1 psastshea by aabaist d cafpeuter II
lhs ysaE 1885,, ee asd The saEs are Aersny adopted
s1Sa9gfgseA and that Ill 0rtiuaaeea Row In farcs
m TABS city BE Hnseaes % be made In cenfsFf-
III hexewhfAs and tkas an EsHainaarss ana axss ef
Ordinances natctAnx with the afSEsaad pebassasa,
edatfun, be and gne sauae are hereby repeslsa
ses. q And be t fnFtksr ordained. tsas she ne-
s9Ttef Of fAisEitg shall asases his essssaxsx 10 AIS
aIoYesaid puhtfshed edatiaa. certifying thai the
oFdfManeTs tAerp4n pahgished are trsfty eon;ea I'd
eGssished Aon A. reTiMess w tAe Gay Assswaes
Under ths airsetion az the caanwsa Cogncls ffes
Apprssed Dec 6, TEa1s -. =
ETsANDER W. BABnTgT, Mayor.
Asie%s--M g. CaA P0ans cfty RaSasaar. ss
Tasss0LuTas,s NOTICE 4-a = ~ u. :.
~ Gesaee il rehy gsysa tkat IN es-sasshes-
sh.9 ksre4sfaFe sxtstsag between Riasez 6seszmass
ssd samass KasppsS, IA the Dsxs bussaess in the
aty % C@ai Blaas, utsaaE the aarzs and styie ug
" aKEsAMAH n Co., has ehka aAv beeA NsaDfvad
y. 6e~xsMaAn having purchased the inlerez vi Sssz-
aes kaepYsx In fAe saia ssscx, win csatinae Eke
aasfuesz At ake old stata c0siecE sasatazsafng ae-
eoaRts, aaasssils Liabilities v the ssEs arsa-,
a 4, xsTrsTR
CsRaGil EaafEs, Iowa. lies o, I8as 81 % 4
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Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
JENKINS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

HN0R PRESERVING AND RESTORING THE
AZ HAIR TO BALD IEADS.-It cures the sup
pressed ecretions which productive of the loss Of
tar and The inspssatei secEetonS, which Invariably
produces violent pain in the head, and the debiiia
ted cutcle which frequently produces loss OF hair.
f alsb the dstcnded build which forces the shaft
n the hair from the capillary sack, destroying hair
eaters, scaly eruptious Of the scalp dandrun altered
and dryncss Of the hair and all other diseases
Of the hair.
Prepared only by JOHN c. JENKINS, the Hair Re-
storer 81. Nicholas Hotel building, Marysville
Agent for SaCramentO-W. IL. Z. STEPHENSON, NJ !.
D., X Street. between Fourth and Fifth.
REFERENCES Hon. c. II. Bryan, EX Judge of the
Supreme Court Hon. Gordon N. Mott, EX-Judge of
che District Court Hon. Jesse o. Goodwin, EXstate
Senator; Hon. Lloyd Magruder State Senator +. f..
Rice, Esq > {. Cooper, Esq; W. ii Hamilton, Esq;
John Nash, Esq; Mr. John Banks, Mr.. c. p. Robin
son, Mr.. Henry Howe, Ma ysyille; MIR w. Shores,
Tuba City NJ. Robert Kelly, Timhuctoo; Mr. 5. Spar
row. sau Francisco Mr. Truman Neal, Sacramento.
octi
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
Fresh Herbs,

TT. wiLktYs.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
Toilet Articles,

FEfn af.af Ns asfaasf1a the tables Is nritet.-~-
fnlf.t aHl ff al tF--
E.T wILKINH.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
&rtmtvuttoF

An H=.-+assfe,
ats 81 COFFIN co,
q street, MaFysslie.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
Hops

a received ana for "a by
: g. MfLkfN3 8.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
SURVEYING.

n WOULD beg leave to laform the citizens Of Marys-
4 Vile and Yuba county. that am now prepared TO
enter into the du of Survo yng in all its branches
those wishing anything done my profession will find
te at the Book Store OF q. Williams, Dad Fellows
Block. Orders from adjoining counties promptly at
tended to. +. A. WILLIAMS,
sep26-im surveyor
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
Patent Medicines

AZ Etf 1880 s. aua u.rran,ed g. EN-
.e. sa fa'' safe by
nI.H st NtLGfsS.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-10-20
OEg~ GE%ERAL!!:
I unf fA6G 6sa H'artictiEar!! ! /!
grFHsFa gx1 PRICES

nfsarf tHa srtsl#Vs of 'hg following are
4
~ fskfe Es eFststBsF. -ry choice.
2W nhtN. ss~seam Lard Oii
FEwssea 3ss8~erm sAs&t
tw@W stats NsAnn9r's Oit;
e u09sgmF.
Eg@u esf~. Eurpcuttue
at8fst 4stf
Fo@ sgei=. e basaI NnS Oii:
-sal kl BaI ptic,l aird a,-
rs a=# .,...s b.'irt Purchasing
.aoueY
HfI p. COFFIN &Cc.,
str, et, Mary svt.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
nAgOu-GRNERAI FREMONT AND OUR
IRISH SOLDIERS.
signal Recoy milton of the 69tii-uigh CONF
piiuscns 60 Thomas Francis Mcaghcr.

Maj. j.-Gen. Fremont has telegaphed to Capt. Thos
Francis Meagher, offering him the position of Aide de-
Camp on his staff with the rank Of Colonel. THIS, we
understand bas beer don, in recognition Of the hearty
services Of the 18th, and Capt. Meagher must feel
proud Of the high compliment paid him by eminent
and accomplished soldier ar Mai.-Gon. J. G. FIRE.
m0ut. meeting Of the officers Of the 69th IL called
for Wednesday evening at the City Arsenal, at which
the future action of the regiment will be considered,
and Captain Mcager defers his reply to Gen. Fremont
until that action shall have been determined ON. lie
il unwilling to leave the Seth, however strong tie in
ducement-as long as he cen be OF II, bu may
feel himself az liberty 20 accept such distinguished
position an that which Gen. Fremont 20 handsomely
tenders him. should the regiment remain at home.
This, at all events, we understand to be Capi.
Meaghers disposition in relation to the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21

.,,.oa, o,an the Government much trouble, and as
some little, danger was apprehsndsd in event Of her
esappQ from that postiep il was dstern ined 10 send
a fleet of vessels 10 the vicinity 10 reeohoier and
capture her If possible. |.| 8N
Accordingly the steamers Pawnee, Peeahontas and
the PhadelDbia lee Boat were dispatched to tho
mouth of the creek and subsequently the steam tng
gunboais Live Yankee, Resolue, and Yankee were
also sent 70 ioin them the smaller boats beng sent
abort distance up the creek 10 prevent the egFess
of the Page all Of them being out OF range, however,
Of the Aequia Creek battery, being about mile up
from the mouth Of the creek.
About 5 o'clock on Thursday morning the Poca
hontas steamed mp and ran down the Potomac 70 re
connoiter. When about.two miles south oil the mouth
of the creek but o few hundred yards from shore,
heavy report WAS heard and shot came whlzZln9 To-
ward the steamer taking effect in the stern OF the
steamer but fortunately doing no serious damage.
Immediately aiterward the locality from whence the
shot came was discovered by the firing OF two addi-
tonal sbos both of which passed over the deK Oh 'ne
: steamer ono near the minmast and the other near
the foremast and both shots reaching almost entirety
acrOes the Potomac.
The crew Of the steamer Immediately piped to quar-
tiers, and everything was Prepared for action beng
tie dssyn of The federafists to return the FIRE, bat
upon witnessing the long range Of the guns 1t Whs dc
ternined 10 withdraw TO a safer locality. 80
By this time the remaining vessels came TO her re.
lief being attracted by the bring, but being sohewnte
asonished by the range OF the Confederate guns ey
wisely concluded 10 leave, which they did very hnr
riedly, going back 10 their original position, Where
they were protected from the guns OF the newly ois-
covered battery by bill which interviewed.
The new battery is situated in deep gorge OetWeev'
two large hills about two miles below the mouth cf
the Creek andgndging from the hrng II Is ieheVeHs
will command The VhOle TtOer from shore 10 more the
guns evidently being Of the largest caliDer, anu hVn'
the firing are supposed to be riiied cannon.
From the appearance of the battery iron the river
II was supposed that it contained ten .or twelve guns,
which are believed by the officers Of the ee to be 'he
" OOOh riaed cannon from the Iredegar Noks, near
Richmond, recently alluded to in Toe southern paper
The steamer George Page is fully armed Il ~ sld,
with IL large guns and presents very formidable az
pearanse as she lies in the Creek.
Since the skirmish the fleet have kept very shy OF
the river and do not venture within reach Of the new
battery. 49,.
IL s stated that information Of the skinsh and the
discovery of the battery has been furnished to The De-
partment, but II was not deemed proper TO make II
public II is suDposed, however, that the Government
will take immediate measures 20 disodge the Conied-
crates, as all communication with Washington can oe
cut on at this point.
We have the above particulars from undoubted az.
thority and they may be relied upon az being sre'y
true.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBED OF SPECIE
BY THE REBELS.

Ihe I1uk rWe J0nrHdI Of Satnrday says; -
"We learn that on Tuesday last, Colonel wilcox,
commanding at one of the Tennessee camps, stopped
the Adams Express and seized 81 900 that TIE express
was TRANSPORTING from Nashville 10 kentucky. Nine
thoussnd dollars OF the amount seized destined for
The Bank Of Louisville and the remaining two thon-
sand for the branch Of the Southern Bank at Rusee
Vile.
"whether this robbery was committed in pursuance
of an act Of the last Tennessee Legislature or per-
formed In Obedience to an order Of General Polk or
General Pillow, or done upon Colonel Wileox's own
responsibility we are no. informed We presume that
the robbery was official. Tennessee lately seized rome
rairoad cars 10 equalze che said the rolling stock
between herself and Kentucky, and probably she u
now sozing the specie OF onr banks TO eJushze the
gold and sil,er between herself and Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
THE HIGHLAND REGIMENT.

Te hf Editor CJ ThsN L. IrbgEe
SIR In your issue Of to-day appears letter, COPIED
from The Philadelphia Press, giving an account Of toe
disaHection in the Highland Regiment, which does
great injustice to its Colonel. 1t is said that large
part of the regiment was disarrned By Gen. Sesk,,
and the remainder, whom he considered Trustworthy,
were placed over the encampment as a guard Now,
the fact is that the men disarmed and the guard
posted by Col. Stevens himself, who both originated
and carried into execution this matter, aud who showed
power, wl and energy equal to the emergency.
Not a word Of insult or disrespect was offered Col
Stevens by single man on the ground, although, for
eight hours he mingled with and addressed the insub
ordinate companies OF the regiment. BE had CON-
pletely won the confidence and respect Of the men, in
consequence Of which ne actually succeeded in disnn-
ing men in the act OF Offering violence TO tie sobOr
dinate officers Of the command. Gen. Sekies, 10
doubt approved of the couSo Of Col. Stevens bU. 10
no more than Justice the latter to cay that be soy
entitled TO the credit of doing what is above asned 10
Gen. Sickles. | believe that no one under the cir
curnstsnces, could have reduced open mutiny simple
dsobedencs but Col Stevens who was perfectly selfs
possessed aud cool throughout tie whole affair.
HaArstss, ID. C.. Aug. II. 1861. JUSTICE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
THE CLOTHING CONTRACT
LETTER FROM LIEUT.. COY. CAMPBELL


r. ~. Edo, Of 1hs n. u T,.1rre
Sin, find In THE TRIBUNE Of Saturday lsst an
article Iurporing to be "Tho Response Of the InpCc
ors To the report of the Select Committee Of the Mill
tary Board on the Brooks Contract in which they
invite a reply from such Select Committee | caused
10 be sent you copy Of all the proceedings Of the
Military Boarl in reference to such contract, and also
copy Of all the testimony taken by such Select Com
miuec, and upon which their report was predieated.
If you viii publish such testimony, the Select Com
mitee will not only be prepared 10 reply 10 such
Response" but 10 show that no injustice has been
done by sueh report to the "IRpecors" any other
person connected with such contract.
The report referred to finds two facts established
by the testimony wLichth Inspectors seeks to conrc-
vert (but do not) viz: Ist That the uniforms were
inspected in piles, aud not by the single garment or
unosm and, I'd. That certificates Of inspeetion were
given by such Inspectors 10 the Messrs Brooks, and
by them nailed upon boxes cOnaining uniforms, with
the Inspectors knowing the contents OF such boxes.
The first fact charge against the Inspectors, is
established by the deposition Of one of the Messrs.
Brooks and by two Of their clerks who testify in the
mort positive and distinct that such eiothiog
was inspected only stated in the report OF the Select
Committee.
The second fact or charge above referred to, is not
only established by such testimony, but IL admitted by
the response OF the Inspectors.
prove that the uniforms furnished by the Messrs.
Brooks Brothers under such contract were not OF
IA sboddy CLOTH but OF cloth Of good, sound quality,
nd the uniiorus we'll nade up will be found TO be in
direct conflict with the testimony Of over half dozen
Witnesses who were sworn before uch Select Com
mtes, aud OF a hundred other witnesses who have
seen such unilorms and have through the public press
terrified ~ % their quality The testimony taken be-
fore such Committee also discoses the facts that
Of those uniforms Lad NO buttons upon them, Others
even only IN part rewed, the button holes in many of
their coats we're not worked; tat 5000 Uniforms
were not only badly cut and made up, but were OF
cloth 10 dceayed as to be unfit for use Surely the
"Inspectors' will not claim TO have inspected each of
such garments "separely." .....t
One of the Select Committee referred to was not
present vt tho Military Board when the proposal Of
Brooks Brothers accepted, and IA Dnm5er
Of such Board opposed the change of contract with
Brooks Brothers, neither Of the Select Committee Ind
over seen the Jesss. Brooks until they called TO take
their testimony; IN sach Committee entertained high
respect for the Inspectors bat not their lspecton,
and flt Jound 10 report the tacs established by the
testimony iaken by theui the report referred to was
prepared aud made to tLe Military Boari before any
contract OF settlement had been executed between
euel Board ald Brooks Brothers. Il. CAMPBELL.
Bat Aug, 20, le6l -r.rt.rfT
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
DEPARTURE OF THE HUDSON COUNTY,
n j.. ARTILLERY.

The Hudson County Artillery, consisting Of full
battery Of six pieces and l56 men, lett Jersey City for
Washington on Tuesday morning, via the New-Jer-
sey Railroad and Transportation line. They were
sscor,ed from their quarters in Hoboken by Col Van
Uou,sn and st..f, the line officers Of the let Regiment
and the Hoboken Fire Department in the following
ordar, led by Doiworths Band: No. Engine Com
pauy, Union HUI No. / Engine Company, Hook
and Ladder Company No. /, Excelsior Engine Com
pany No. 2, Col. Van Houtsn and staff and the line
officers Of the let Regiment. The officers are ~ fol-
lows: Col. L. He,amer, acting as Captain Lieuts.
Frudien, Werner, Lentz, and j. j. Hoh The officers
and men have all been in active service. Upon srriv-
ing at Washington, four of tie eldFcees will be ex-
changed for 2 howilxcfs ana rled eianon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-21
THE SICKLES BRIGADE.

The 79b iIIighanders) and the I'd Regiment Fire
Zouaves make the moet strenuous objection TO The re-
eognition Of any connection between them and the
"Sickles Brigade on the ground that Daniel f.
Sickes has no commission not even as Colonel, much
less az Brlg0dierGeaero IL is stated that Sekies
veas single star upon his shoulder straps the mslg-
MIA OF Bigadier- General, while, at the Office Of The
Secretary OF War no record of bis commission exists
liz addition 10 the trouble between the 18Th and Sckles
the "a Regiment Fire Zouaves dscaim any connection
with him. although Sickles assdmed the general COM
naud of them, and issued orders TO Col Farnan, ne
ona Of his brigade
These orders Col. Fairman declined to obey, and,
becoming 40 pestered about the matter, he Went to
Washington few days ago in order to escertan from
the Secretary Of War to whom he was to report and
to whose command he belonged Mr.. Cameron in
formed bin that Sickes had no commission and that
he, Fairnan. was entirely subject at present to the
orders Of the War Department. In order that there
should be no further dispute Col. Fairman Wked Tor
and received the following paper, which he subse-
ouently showed to Sickles, and which the gallant
"I,rsadier snatehed from hin hand, aud pieces
WAR DEPAsrpISr. wHHiSsIOS Aug IS, 1861.
Col yls FAIKr.s, ld Fire Zoaarfs " L.! .
Ia with the general order ssucd this dsy you VIII
., ono. usnse to bring yonr TO Washington with seven
eight companies reported a. full leaving recruiting onee ~
the compsnis, TO JON the regiment Each regiment
It's ssmsnts officers all Of rhsm should Q. sub
s 10 the amnion Of the Mary tribunal appointed bJ the
,,ebcr In Ckiei n conjunction with this DepsrGent
A'"' SIMON Cc2MERoN, Secretary Of War
The probable intention of ths act was to cause the
Secretary of War toreconsider the Gaze. Subsequently
Col Fsirmsn was directed to report to COL Mcclellan
and from him he received the following special order
which will end the controversy;
HBapQtAAlNs DIVISION TaK P0roTIc.l
W,sBiNGrOS August 10, lthl y
syTcTat OyDgRs- TaiRry-siH.
Colonel Jane. Fair.p, scsord Fr. ZnusVes Nef orb Vol
us win prc ssed New Ych and oosd1c, 70 This city with
the least delay tho eompsnie. Of his nov a.
Camp Scott Staten Llsnd New fort UsTbor The Quarter
master, will provide the neeessaTJ Han'foaioh
lor the execution OF this order. - ,,,,
By command Of Ma or-OeneTs hoCLLibAN'
4 WILrAns. Asst Adj Cen.