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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
SALT AGENCY.

pnE sUB, CRIBER has opened GENERAL shL1
l AGENCY in this city, al the Ola stand OF N.
Pitcher ON Ma krt street and viii bee glad io fgr. sh
civ and Country buyers on most ibe az terms either
or par funds or Banks of Tgnngs7ee aud viii Keep
argo 80 ok constantly on hand Of b"ih large md
aTrh 5a se, b. Ross
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

The rebel artillery, at the battle of
White Oak Swamp, fred gas pipes from
their field-pieces, charged with gun
powder, This pipe was taken from the
street mains Of Richmond, they having
no shell.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, Tenn, July G, 1862, Negro
~ Man, who says his name Is GEORGE; says no
be ongs 20 Van Allen, OF white County, Tenn; aged
rs years; weighs leo pounds. s feet inches high
color, black; small scar on left orennger The owner
Is requested 10 come forward, prove properly and pay
charges as the law directs J. ~ HINTON,
July ., 1S62-3t. Sheriff and Jaiior orD. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson County, July /, ls62 a Negro Man,
- who says his name Is sam, says be belongs 70
George Armstrong, Of williamson county, Tenn; aged
- years weighs 1865 pJuuds feet inches highi
csicF, bisok tnafks. The owner is requested %
come forward prose property, and pay charges, as
thc law dirrcts. J.. VI. HINTON
July SIT sheriff and Jail0r Of y. G.
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The New York Congressional delega-
tion have expressed their readiness to
stump the State for enlisiments, and
several have already gone home for that
purpose.
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Ten Dollars Reward,

STRAYED OR STOLE N,
on MAY 2sth, one Fay Horsc, sixteen
in hands hi-h, heavy built, vi % one Nule
HN hind ft.Ocki sore on ne inside Oi lh'
on FRIDAY night last. July ttn, one Chesuut sorro
Horss Win VII De- spot on hIs iCrthc Il sNtrru aud
one half inches high, with shori twteh Ga Do tcu
years uldt wearing ears loose,
n, a above rewslI wi be given O. him wA' gives
r,s Information Of tho Horses shreab ntsi or rive
it1IIars for eIlror pu.'s delivery 90
puIIp DECKER,
sutler, lst Tenn. Yols lamp ArdreU Joausn
Ju'y lO-lWa meas NashF"a'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

A surgeon writing from McCLuLAS's
army speaking Of operations upon the
field at the time Of tho battle Of Fair
Oaks, says he removed limbs and cut out
bullets without using ohloroform, the pa
tients being 50 excited by Che noise Of
artillery and musketry ~ not to mind the
pain
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 25, 1862, negro man,
Owho says his name is DANIEL; says he belongs
Mrs. Luznka G. Brown Of Maury county near Sprit
Hill Tenn; age about % years Old weighs about 10
or $50 pounds feet Tx inches high, small scar i
contre forehead
The owner is requested 10 ooms forward prove pfo.
perty, and pay charges, as the law directs.
j. 81. HINTON,
June20-3t Sherif and Tailor of ID. G.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson county, June 10th, 1862, negro man
" who saws his name Is DANIEL says he belongs
to Richard Doss, Of Marshall county Ala; age about
II or 22 years. weighs 100 or l65 lbs feet Sinches
high no marks color black. The owner is request
ed TO come forward, prove property, and pay charges
as the law directs. j. NJ. HINTON,
innel8-St Sheriff and JalOr d. c.
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Cnmmitteh An Iail

OF Davidson county, June nth, 1867, negro man
" who rays his name Is AARON says he belongs TO
10 Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala aged shout 10
years weighs about 40 or l45 pounds feet inches
high no marks color black. The owner ts request
ed TO come forward, prove property and pay charges
as the law directs, j M HINTON,
iunelS-8t sheriff and Tailor ofp. C.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

COMMODORE FooTE writes from New
Haven under date Of July3 :--"My
health is rapidly improving, and hope
soon to be a6oat again"
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, June 49, 1862, negro man
~ who says his name is ARTHUR and belongs 90
VIM c. Smart Of Warren county, Tenn, aged alb cut
45 years weighs about li5 or $50 pounds 8 feet Z
inches nigl ;colOr black heavy whiskers
The owner is requested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, ss the law directs.
J. M. HlNrON,
iune2Q-3t sheriff and Tailor ofD G
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

WuEAr FROM TEsgEssEE.--Occasional
lots cf wheat from Tennessee reach this
city and find sale 10 our millera. Day
before yesterday 34OO bags were rcceiy-
ed from Nashville, and sold for the prices
which rule Ia our market for prime
grades. IL was Of excellent quality.
though not cleaned perfectly, and shows
well for The crop Of that State.-Saiat
LnLia RepuLLLlan.
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OomnniItnd ID Jail

nF davidson c0unit Jtuc Ioih, 1852, alcgro man
~ who rays nus pauie b NlLfON says 20 belongs
20 Joseph Carter, of Alarsal county, Aa age about
- eurs weighs l65 pounds 0 ieerT inches high T,
color black scar by burn above the right wrist -
The IA requested O. come forward, prove pro.
poriy and pay charges as the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
iunel8 g Sheriff and JailOr ID. q.
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NIGHT POLICE,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

sneriG-James NJ Hinton. Dep'aie'-Thom's Hob
son and J. X Buchanan
Regiasr--Phlneas Garrett
TI1stee-w. Jasper Taylor.
Coroaor--N, H. Belohe-.
Ranger-John Corbtt.
Revenue Collector. C. Briley.
Railroad Tar CoRscior-w. d. Robertson
Constable, for the NasLrille Distrct--John d. Cover
and +. Newman.
COUNTY COURT,
Jadgs-Hon. Jamcs whitw1rth.
Clsrk-P Lindsey Nichol,
NJ The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
each month aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrate OF The County, held the first Mon
day in January, April, July and october.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Jadge-Hon Nathaniel Baxter
Clsrk-DayId @, Love
ss- The Court meets the first Monday in March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judes-Hon william X Torncr.
Cisrk-Charlos f. pggons.
AZ The Court meets the 0rst Monday Ia April Au.
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT
Clacsllor--Hon Samuel D. Trierfon.
Clsrk aud Master. h. Gleayos.
Sc Tho Court meets the nrst Monday in May and
foysmbor.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.

Pcrsous Wishing 10 send Freight and Packages hy
the Morning Trains OF tho Lousylllr ANr NAsl.
l utlH and NAsuyILLr AND DEeavvs RAILRoAns,
must have the same at tie once by 0 O'Clock tho
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TO ADVHRTIsEIls inDETAII


Adyertsemcuts occupying any ocial position On
eide, % per CEN additional ~ cil potion 'u'si1e,
10 per cent
HJ- ADVERT 'scmcuts inserted m the Local tolutn
charged nc he ate Of twrnty cents per line,
Changes may be made pc iod,rally when agreed
upon; but every puch change Will involve ezra ex-
pense, 10 b. paid for nv the advertiser.
no ddree7s srceodiHg tc space contracted t0r tritt
be charged for he erooss.
Marriage aud Funeral Notices,
Wien exceeding nvo lines, will be charged at the
usual advertising rates.
Announcements of Candidates.
FOR STATE ofFcERs .....t......Sl $40 10
- NouNrY .,...... ............. ..... w
NIrY 90, .,.. .......'....... Oo
Cash required iu advance for all advertisements,
iness by special agreement
We, the undersigned, have this day adopted th6
above ratcs, TO which we bind ourselves srictly to
adhere
WM. CAMERON, for the Uai0a,
JOHN WALLACE, for tle Dispatch
E. E. JONES, for the Consultation
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Ju'y 70, 1902.
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CnmmittAd TO Lail

hF Davidson county, June 23d, 1862, a negro boy,
- who says his name is ak, ana belongs to VIM
hoGrcggur Of Wi CO.. age years OLD weighs about
80 OF 1876 pounds feet inche. high color black /;
scar second finger on loft hand
fhe ownor is requested 10 come forward prove
property, and pay charges, as tho law directs
J. NJ. HINTON,
June62a--3t Sheriff aud Jailnr of d. c.
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Committed to Jail

OF Davidson comfy, enn., June 10, 1862, negro
~ girl, who says lsl 81. me rs JOANNA, aud belongs
TO Robert Williams OF Franklin, Ky, age about "
or is years feet inches lngh; weighs about 100
ROUNDS dark cope .0r. 1he Owner Is requested
70 cone forward prove property, and ray uhiTges
the law directs J. NJ. HMM. ~
tune2O-8t Sheriff. and Tqllor OF III q.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, June 70, 1852, a negro man
~ who says his nlmo s COLUMBUS saws he bc.
longs 20 hr. hckissCts, Of Maury county Tenn age
about 80 yolrs weighs about o. or ld5 Rounds 8
leot bh inches 6lgh long bushy hair copper color &
no maiks The owner g. rrquUste 10 come for
Nardi prove properly aud pay charges as the law d..
reefs JIM HINTON,
lunrIh=8t sheriff and TalIor Of ID q
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

In the ancient town Of Chatham, New
York, is very remarkable dog, whose
characteristics and behavior excite adj
miration. On week days he il dog Of
like passions and behavior with other
animals; but on Sunday his peculiarities
and ssotarian prejudices shine out I'm
like the crow, he can count and knows
when Sunday comes. lie is not the same
dog as on other days. He INDUCES in no
pasumes. He encourages no company
and no familiarity. lie says by actions
louder than words 10 the vain and tri1ing
cainc race six days shalt thou play
aud do all thy sports"
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ARR1vAI AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

ARRIVAL AND DEfAhLUhE of TRAINS
louisville 3 Nashville RR rraiu leaves at 7.A5, AN,
arr at $50, 2 NJ.
Nashville A Decatur RR Train leaves at 600, AN.
arr. al 100, Pm.
Nash & Chattanooga r r. Train leaves at 1000. AN.
arr. az 3.25, Pm.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson County, Tenn, juno 9th, 1862, a me-
~ gro firl, uamcd sAtiTE; says she belongs 20
lryin hogue, of Maury County, Tenn. sad gih d
about is or 20 years Old weighs about 100 or $50
poun o feet inches high TWO small scars ON
forehead scar ou upper lip a. the elge Of the uuse
copper color.
The owner Is requested TO come firward, prove
property and pay charges, a. the law directs.
J. NJ. HINTON,
Jlne6-dt sheriff aud JailOI Of ID. q.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

A stranger came TO the parish Of
Y, bringing an immensely strong
certificate from the parish of Y, in
which he had been teacher. On the
strength of this certificate the people Of
X--employed him in their vacant
school. The teacher began his work
speedily, aud proved worth nothing
lazy stupid and useless. One Of the
people Of X-met a resident Of Y-and
inquired, with some indignation, what
on earth the people Of Y--moant in Civ
ing such flaming certificate TO an utter
ly incapable teacher. The reply was:
eve gave that certificate to get him or
our hands, and let me tell you, you
people Of Xviii have to give him a far
higher character before you get rid Of
him"
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17
DAVIDSON COUNTY DiREcTonY-- Continued
m1I1rARY QvAnrERs AND OEFI0ERs.

Po.,--Headqunrie's on High street Gen. Duraoat
commaudinE.
Disbict-Hcadquaricr on Summon street or
Ford's regidence) Capt Green, A. A.G,
proros 1IarsLqi-llt adquarters on Church street
(Female Acldemy) Col stanley Matthew
Clir Anisiam Qparisrmas,er - Headquarters ON
Cherry street No. 10, pudge Catfon's r'sidence)
Capt. j. b. Bingham.
Aasi.anf Qua,iersa.ter- Chattanooga nelot-CaFt
u Stevenson.
Auitaf Qaariermaaa- Vine street, near Mrs
ralk's .donce. Capt. y. n. lamb.
f.sraai Qm1smale--No. 81, Maf.et street.
lapt D hae
i-q asa.,on, ..' 90, y.pe ~
Haor-,r
CoanisJy qf saJsi,tenes--load street. Capt 8.
Idptlo
Ac'iHg C0HHissary Of Subsis,euce-corntr Of Broad
aud College streets. Lieut. Charles Allen
Medical Direcior-summer street or. Ford's old
rcsidonce) Surgeon, =. Swift.
Medical Pppeyo's OGice-Church street, Masonic
Building. J. R. PiR1E, Surgeon, sth Kentucky In
iantry, Acting Medical Puryeyor.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17
CITY COUNCIL.

Board Of Aidermai--M. N. Drieni President j. f.
Newman, G A. j. May field, g. A. soovel, VIM Cheat
ham, j. q smith, N @ l.. Claiborne, and Jas. Roeb'
Common conacil-w p. Jones, Presidents William
Roberts. 7. j. Yarbrough, VIM. Driver, VIM. Stewart
Louis Hough. w. Mullins, James Turner, G. NJ. South
gate. A. J, Cole, jas Davis, Andrew Anderson, j. b.
Knowles aud John 0ready.
sTANpNa COMMITTEES oF tbs CRY COUNCIL
Fiuonee-Knowes scovel and Cole
Wafer Works-Anderson Smith and Claiborne
g,ress Yarbrough, Turner southgate, Davis, Brien,
Mayaeld, Cheaiham and Claiborne.
IVharf-Newmnn, stewart and Turner
Hospiiai-Jouea, Mayneld and sloan
Standardization, May Geld and Knowles
W.. Dsparimeni-Crcndy, Driver and Newman
Gas-Drvcr, Cheatham and Davis
Ce,,eigy-smlth Stewart and Newman.
Market HIouse-Robortr, Stewart and Turner.
siares-Hough Claiborne and Davis
police--Choatham Brien and Anderson.
gprino,-Hough, Claiborne and Brcn.
Worthouse-Cheatham, May0ed and Knowles
improvements and Expenditure Cole, scoyel and
Cready
q Public Propafy-Brien, Choathom and Turner
Pest HoH,s-Mayacd Jones and Roberts,
as- Tho Board ol Aldermen mcots the Tuesdays
noxt preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays 10
each month, and the Common Council the seconu
and fourth Thursdays In each month.
NIGHT POLICE,
oaptain-John Baugh.
First Lieufatanf-Wm Yarbrough.
Second Lieuionant--John II. Davis.
polieemen-wm. Jackson, John Caycnder, Mich Da'
Wis. Joel Philips, VIM Baker, John Cottrcll, William
Mayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, John Puckett
Robert Scott W. c. Francis, Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Huitt.
a. The Police Court Is opened every morning at
nine o'clock.
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w a NTED.

4 GOOD FEMALE COOK % whom .b,ra, wages
July ll, lst2-lw.e
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u Is stated that the expenses Of the
oan0uization Of the japanese martyrs at
Rome amounted 10 nearly S20OOOO. The
wax tapeFs alone cost $4,000
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-17

JouN BULL AS PEcKsNIFF.-The lam
guagc ofPalmerston, Gregory and others
in the British Parliament, in regard to
the brutality of Americans in this war,
calls to mind what Napier says of Bada-
jos after Wellington had defeated the
French and entered the city. Napier
says:
Now commenced that wild and des-
perate wickedness which furnished the
luster of the soldiers heroism, Shame
less rapacity, brutal interference, savage
lust, cruelty and murder, shriells and
piteous lamentations, groans, shouts and
imprecatons, the kissing Of fires bursting
from the houses, the crashing of doors
and windows, the reports of muskets
used in violence, resounded for two days
and nights in the streets Of Badaiois.
On the third day when tho city was
sacked, when the soldiers wero exhaus-
ten by their own excesses, the tumult
rather subsidized than was quelled, The
wounded men were then looked to, and
the dead buried.
Compare this with the protection OF
life, person and property in New Orleans,
and pronounce John Bull humbug
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9lashrlLle Alnion.
TERMS


NArhs ~ lD9 aUrlslNG.
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1abiOsm Cuuntp 9irrttoru.
CITY GOVERNMENT

JOHN HUGH SMITH, Moyor
WILLIAM SHANE, Recorder.
JOHN CnUMBLEY, MarthaL
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

hAWIFhI IND LTAII UhL UE MhII0,
Northern Mail via Louisville, arrives Daily b3OPM.
leaves " 7.45 AM.
Columbia via I. &ARR arrives 8.sOP.M.
leaves " 6C0A.M.
shelbyville, via ". & c. RR, arrives 3.sOP.M.
leaves "lOOOA.M.
Lebanon, arrives "12.00M.
leaves 2oOP.M.
Memphis Mail leaves naily,v.a Louisville and Cairo.
POsT-OFFICEs OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
Liberty, Alexandria;
Cordonsyille, smithyille
Watertown, jennings Fork.
lost OFFICES on LINE OF N. & @. R.R.-
Murfroesboro, Fosteryille,
Jordan's Valley, or shelbyvie,
Christiana. Palmetto.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22
Jan. 10, 1862.

We publish the following letter by request. to
ring worthy citizen
CAMP VANCE, Dec. IL, 1861.
John Hay., Esq. -
DEAR SIR: l have heard it was reported in Cald
we'll County, that you had sold to the boys the art-
cles of clothing contributed by the citizens in your
neighborhood
foundation for any such a report, for the articles
were all given out by You in my tent. I was pres
ent all the time, and :hnk | saw each article de-
livered. Not single word was said about pay
l have heard nothing here since about paying for
the articles furnished by you had it been the case,
| presume | woIl have heard some hint or alu-
sion to it, but aE'il yesterday, not one word has
come to my ears in reference to your visit except
in the way of COMMUNICATION
Your contributions were rery generous as we'll as
seasonable; and IN behalf of my men. l would again
tender our thanks to you personally foI your own
labors in this matter and through you to the friends
borhood Whilst wives, our daughters, and
our sisters, thus remember us, we but the more
bravey battle in their decnce-and be assured these
acts of kind remembrance on the part of our friends
at home, cheer and encourage the noble boys, and
make the burdea of camp duty and labor seem light
intended to keep list Of the various articles
and the names Of the contributors and have it pub
,shed, but failed to do so.
know not whether these reports have gained
any credit, but feel it pleasure as we'll as a duty,
to refute them.
You at liberty to use this letter as seems best
to you for that purpose.
Yours, very respectfully,
EYe City papcrs are renuested IN conv
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22
THE PASSION FOR SPECULATION

| So much has been written and said about the
}peculators and extortioners since the American
Union was dissolved that it would lie indeed difficult
to write or say anything new. or anything thst
would touch heart that has no emotion save that
excited by the rattle of lucre Yet we find occa-
sionally some passage in the history ofbysone time
that applies so directly to class Of vampires now
sucking out the life blood Of the nation, that can.
not resist the temptation to copy it. even though it
proves that mankind at every stage of the worlds
progress has been prone to the vice which we now
SO freely condemn. The following is an extract
from Botta's History of the American War, VOL 2,
p 212:
There sprang up class Of men who sought to
make their private advantage out of the public dis
tress. Dependence, liberty or no liberty, were all
one to them provided they could fatten on the sub
stance of the country, while good citizens were
wasting themselves in camps, or in the discharge OF
the most arduous duties while they were devotng
to their country their time, their estates, aid Their
very existence, these Unsuitable robbers were plum
dering and sharing out, without blush, the puoic
fortune and private fortunes. All private contracts
became the object of their usurous interference ana
nefarious gains all army supplies enriched thenl
with populations, and the government often paia
dearly for what it obtained. This public PEST
grew wider every day, and had already Sangreneo
the heart of the republic"
We doubt, however, if any age of the world mas IS
witnessed spectacle like that now compliance Oh
by our own soldiers, growing out Of the d'tbcui'y
of obtaining settlements winch has led to inc ~
adjustment Of Offices in this city las we arc lnlom
ed) where they 60 and have their claims snaveu a'a
cashed Whether this arises from the neglect u
high officials or from the arrogance OF the uEue,,
lings. it makes no difference Certainly 1t snoua
matte of pride and pleasure as J.. Is Inc ouS,,
|
aid to all persons seeking their just dues from thu
Government, and particularly such as are inexPer'
enced. The people expect this q; their hands,
| Richmond Dispatch.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1862-01-22
U City papers are requested to copy.
TO THOSE LEARNING THE DRILL.

TO THOSE LEARNING THE DRILL.
The attention Of those learning 1.-THE drill" is
called to misprint, which sometimes causes very
serious confusion 1t occurs in the "Volunteers
Handbook" by Lee, Raleigh edition. in "Hardees
Tactics" Memphis edition, and in Richardson's
Manual" Section Al, page 15 of the "Volunteers
Hand. book" reads thus: elf when the squad has
been faced to the rear the instructor should cause
it to face by the left flank, it is the even number
who will double by moving to the left of the odd
number; but if by the right flank it is the odd
number who will double to the right Of the even
number" This should read:
"lf when the squad has been faced to the rear,
the instructor should cause it to face by the left
flank, it is the even number who will double by
moving to the right of the odd number; but if by
the right flank it is the odd number who will double
to the left of the even number" See "Gilham's
Manual, page l0l, section 2lO "Hardec's Tactics"
Mobile edition, page 70, section 366.
The former plan Of doubling will bring the "com.
rades in battle" in position in regard to one
another, different from that which they occupy after
being faced to the right or left from the 'front.' which
is wrong 1t moreover is in conflict with the rule,
Never gain ground to the front In doubling"