davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! 49,

COUNTY OF PLACER. 00'
On this 18th day of April A. d. 1862, before
me, an acting Justice, in and for the county
aforesaid, personally appeared, Louisa Walker,
wife of Harry S. Walker, personally known to
me to be the Individual described in and who
executed the above declaration as party thereto,
and the said Louisa Walker. wife of Harry S.
Walker, having been by me first made acquainted
with the contents of said instrument acknowl-
edged to me on an examination apart from, and
without the hearing of her said husband. that she
executed the same freely and voluntarily, with
out fear or compulson or undue influence OF her
said husband and that she does not wish to re-
tract the execution of the same.
In witness whereof 1 have bereunto set my
hand and SEAL in the county aforesaid, the day
and year last above written.
JAMES BECK, [sEAL]
Justice of the Peace. Township No. 10.
April 10th, 1862.-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
S. v. r. r.
U M M Err AR IL A G f M e N T 5.
MW -; EEssSs.s::,s;s

44 sssi ssii;i:::;;;..s:ssii.
nN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE PATH OF
~ March, 1862, the cars of the Sacramento Val
ley Railroad will leave as follows:
Leave Sacramento at 81 A. NJ, "a and S p.
Leave Folsom at 81 A. M, IL M, and 54 Pm.
SUNDAYS:
Leave Sacramento at 81 A. NJ.
Leave Folsom at IL NJ.
FREIGHT
Will be taken by every train from Sacramento
Except Sundays,) and by 81 A. NJ, and So p. NJ.
down.
The 6a A. NJ. train up. and IL NJ train down,
connect with Stages to from the Mountain
towns and Carson Valley.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, on Front
street, under the What Cheer House.
j. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
Sacramento, March 81, 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26

WHY'RE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected, and material
furnished.
Having been constantly engaged in the erec-
ton of Wire Suspension Bridges and Aqueducts
for some years past we are fully prepared to do
such work satisfactorily at low figure, and to
guarantee permanency.
Parties who are about erecting bridges will find
it greatly to their advantage to give us a call be-
fore deciding to build wooden structures, as the
recent foods throughout the State have proven
them to he wholly unsafe and unreliable. Fl
number Of our ,oiye suspensions are noD IN use
in different localities throughout the State, no
one Of ,ohich has been in the least Effected by
the Jreshefs.
WIRE ROPE, for mining and ferry purposes,
manufactured, of any length and size required,
being cheaper and better than hemp
Scales or weights and strength, with prices
annexed, furnished, on application to the Manu-
facturers.
Send for q circular.
A. S. HALLIDIE & CO.,
4l2 Clay street. San Francisco.
April 10Th, l962-3n
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26

NEW FIRM!
THos f. STEPHENS. JOSEPH MAGUIRE,
STEPHENS & MAGUIRE,
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors,
Hardware, ETC.,
CENTER BLOCK OLD "UNION STORE" STAND,
AUBURN, CAL.
"AVING formed Co-Partnership, and taken
Il Il the well known "Union Store" room. so
long occupied by Cove Gordon, the undersign-
ed have opened large and fresh supply OF goods.
consisting Of
Groceries.
Provisions,
Feed,
Liquors,
Tobacco.
Hardware.
Willow Ware
Lamps. Lamp Shades and
Chimneys,
Coal Oil,
Polar Oil,
Camphene,
Alcohol,
And u general assortment OF goods kept IN the
trade-all of which will bc sold at low rates.
Goods and prices will be such cannot fail to
please customers and therefore share of public
patronage is confidently solicited The old GUS
toners of the "stand' are requested to continue
their trade.
nB- Orders from the country will be promptly
filed, and delivered free Of charge.
sns- Terms strictly Cash.
STEPHENS 4 MAGUIRE.
Auburn April 10TH l862-my
The Placer herald., 1862-04-26
FOR SALE!
hoMESTEADS & VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

Building Lots from $40 to $500 Each!
Also 5OVara Lots and Entire Blocks
of Beautiful Garden Land.
IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRAN
Il CISCO, on the line of the San Jose Railroad,
at the WEST-E END DEPOT. The title is abso-
lutely PERFECT, being Spanish Grant, finally
confirmed and patente by the United States.
The Shafter Bill respects this title,
The City Authorities respect it,
The District Courts and
Supreme Court of the
United States respect it.
Besides the
Title has been forever quieted by Final
Decree and Judgment against
the City.
So that there is not even cloud or shadow upon
it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy
u lot and not a lawsuit.
Office No. 10 Naglee's Building, corner of Mont
gomery and Merchant streets, San FRANCISCO
HARVEY S. BROWN.
April s. I862.-3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Volunteers RELIEF Committee,

f. New Of S sans Mare March IS, 1852
The COMMITTEES appointed by the Common Council and the
mmttee en- Public Safety to make out full and complete
so all the families Of volunteers who need of as
ssance the number of persons in each family and their resi-
deces and when said list shall have been and
by said committee shall deposited the hands of the civ
Treasurer whoshal pay monthly to the families therein
toned the specified existing ordinances has named
place each ward of the city for enrolment Of such fam,
HES of volunteers may be in need of assistance As
as the enroent shall be completed payment of this amounts
to WHICH parties entitled under the resolutions
the Common Council will be By the City Treasurer The
enrolment will commence Monday the Slst INST and 10
continued from day day TIL completed. The following are
the places designated in each ward together with list of the
committee:
First Wardt No 3al Nayades street. from 10 to O'clock
Conmittee--E. Cox S. A. Kingsland NJ Gordon Jr
Second Ward-At F. Aklin $40 Apollo street. from IL
o'clock Commiee-J. NJ. Laborde, F. Ackun, Thompson
Greenfield. ..
Third Ward7City Hail Room No. 49, from, 10 to O'Clock
conmee-Gerard s,ith, T. ". Bohlck, Wilhelnus Bogar
Fourth Ward- Jules Ben's, 81 Bourbon street from 10
TO O'clock Commiee-Jules Benit Dr. Chas Deery Aug
nelassus- ,,.. ,t@5 s..5 .g+ s4r .---.- -EsT ~ .
Fifth Ward-t Oscar Robins corner Where and ST. Ann
Streets 10 O'clock Conmitte DR. O. Robin Tarav.
cite Guyol, Jules Cassard.
Sixth Ward-At J. A. Hemscour e07 Royal street. from,
10 to o'clock CommtteeL. E. Forsta Francois Core
iolles, j. A. + Hemecourt. f ..
Seventh Observation-Disclosures seenaydre Alexis Ro.
Eighth Ward-Commitee-s P DeLabarre B. L. Robert
son. Judge I H Kennedy. 5-t
Ninth Ward-Committee-J. Magion, Emile Tabary G. De
Ferret. z5 s7'E-' - :
Tenth Wara-At the office Of the Seventh Justice of the
Peace, Magazine street. bsweenS Andrew and Josephine
Streets from l2to O'Clock Corittee-Chss Mensn,an f.
A. Patterson, A. D. Kelly. 49, ss
Eleventh Warl-At D. I. Glenn,s corner Washington and
Bacch1s Streets from II 10 ocsck Committee-Janes Fl
Hpekine, d. T. Glenn, E. Macpherson. @ .zsS Ssr
(. s5u GERARD sTITH President.
IULEs SAssAEp, Secretary. ~ m3l 2n3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

q ~
LgTrER rRox GKN. BugESEh.-The Louisville
Journal, of ths 18TH publishes the following as a
COPY III a letter from Gen. Buckner. OF course
Prentice could not forcgo the opportunity Of ex-
hibiting his superior excellence as o BLACKBOARD,
and the bagged rebel, as he calls Gen. Buckner,
is tEested to an extraordinary specimen of the
Journals characteristic style:
Fogr WARREN, MASS. March 4, 1862.
70 the Of the louisville Journal:
Among other luNnries of which have been de
priVed since my Imprisonment, is the pleasure d
perusing these chaste and refreshing notices with
which, for some time past, your paper has honored
me (; and although in my progress through the
Noftk1 have met with many attempts on the part
of the press at an imitationsof your peculiarly
felicitous style Of misrepresentation have found
none to equal the originak am, therefore, under
the necessity Of applying at the fountain head.
nelose two dollars for which please send me your
e: s.@ s'.ss. GEN. s. ID. BuGKN YER,
II ,s54 ~ sSSs4S @ Is Fnft Warren, Mass.
p Since writing the above, our friend, Col.
r. w Henson, has reached this celebrated resort,
and desires me to add that the present 81 a demi-
John Of whisky, which he learns you have prom
ised him. would never be more acceptable than at
this locality and the latitude as well as
the sentiments OF our neighbors up the harbor,
holding out most tempting Inducements to cult
yate q taste for that delightful beverage. As a
matter of caution, however, he urges me to add
that he hopes if the liquor be of good quality,
you will not venture to taste it, he might thereby
nour much risk Of losing it altogether priyation
which, however agreeable to yourself, would be
attended with serious Inconvenience to himself
during the prevalence Of the prevailing " nor
easters.n s, b. b. u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Confederate States or .9mteric0

es '-'- WAR DEPARTMENT, q J
.-.a ...s.. ,-... ORDNANCE OFFICE,
~-,.g .g.--f Richmond, March =, 1864 }
Bids will be reee7ed this Office until the 18th day of
April next for the following ORDNANCE ard ORDNANCE
MATER1 AL for The Confederate States Army.
POO go tons charcoal coi.bIast Pig Iron. ~ r.
t' 50. go tons Blooms (charc 5aI) .-,v -t
80. 900 tons Wrought iroa Bars, Of various sizes.
-,t 100 l0-ihch Coumbiads ft,
100 S-inch Golnmbiads. ,r - hes
1gJflUinch Siege and Garrison Mortars. a
100 l5inch Seacoast Morttrs. -
r 300 l2-pounder Iron Howitzers.
$50 6-pounder Iron Fisld Guns --a; -
Bids be made for any quantity of iron hundred
tons and f5r any number of guns F '''- a.
Drawings Of he guns Will be shed only parties whose
bids are accepted. g. 'e> a. "a e' T---' a..
Bidders will state The points of delivery and the date
which not less then hundred tons Of iron be expected
to be furnished. N'F 10
They also The time required to furnish the whole
Of their bid.
Bidders for will state the date the first delivery and
the time required to supply the wholenurnber.
Payments will be made delivery less than City tons
of ron and the right pay eha Confederate bonds
reserved.
Bids must be sealed and enclosed and endorsed on the en-
yeop Proposals for Iron Proposals for Guns'' as
the case may be. .-..
]. GORGAS, Lieutenant Colonel,
NIB 2ptapl0 Chief Of Ordinance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
About Cotton.

There is no need of anyone being apprehensiye
that continuance 7of the blockade for q long
period will get the world SO out of the fashion of
looking to America for large portion of it's cot
ton supply, that the trade Id our great staple will
be- permanently 1t is oft-demonstrated
and, indeed, indsputable fact that the production
cotton in other quarters of the world cannoa be
{ 50 increased las to do away with the demand for
Fthe American product, and, though the embargo
on this may gre atty stimulate the yield of those
Inferior ibres their supply must remain hothsin-
adequate in quantity and inefficient in quality to
meet the wants Of trade 3gs8 s4As3.'f 4
The history Of the cotton production and trade
has proved that the demand for the fabric is only
limited by the supply Of the staple-that the con-
sumption keeps up with the supply. All know
interests they now are that scarce existed half d
centnrys ago. With only such enlightenment to az
opini6n, we may conclude that though the produc-
ton of cotton in other countries be increased many
fold, the demand for American cotton will still be
sustained We need not reeur to the fact thatthe
American is the only fiber properly adapted to the
most important nses of manufac Il other cot
tons were as good, their increase Of supply would
TINT the demand augments with the supply; that
the latter controls the former, and not the former
the latter YIN 5&$f n
The more cotton there is raised III any quarter
sof the globe, tile more there il consumed there.
+ The more of the raw staple there is shipped to
England from any port, the more of the Inanslfac-
tured article is shipped back to that port The bar
barian who the first year picks cotton with hide,
wooden or grass cloth upon his body the next year
picks II decked outin cotton shirt Great Britain
settles as much as possible of her foreign counts
by barter and very seldom has a balance against
cannot be- satisfa ctorily adjusted by little more
cotton cloth Or yarn, Of other ], manufactured
articles. N BsSst MFR e M $500 N
The world is just beginning to learn TO use cot
ton in fact hut Il learning now d. days with such
accelerated rapidly that there seems no l;mitto
the demand. Cotton is finding its way daily into
an#handred new uses Of life, and proving new
vAlues, n which cannot adequately be replaced
Human beings are annually learning to wear It,
and all who do wear it learn to wear more and
more Of this cheap agency fer promoting personal
TO wear but Two linen shirts week can safford q
clean cotton shirt per diem, and 50 il goes ID ali
the manifold uses fn which the cheap cotton may
be substituted for tie derer fabric Of other mate
ria
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
MArtiuI Law.
59CoNFEnERATE STATES OF AMERfg
'& HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT no /,

r. coNFEnERaTE STATES OF AMERICA
Ef7Et HEADQuARrERs DEPARTMENT no l.
z,,gt ~ New Orleans, March 10, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1o.l VII
BY authority Of the President the Confederate States
and in his name, MARTIAL LAW is hereby declared In
the Parishes of Orleans Jefferson ST. Bernard and paoue
mines. Y -F%.t N
All males in the aforesaid Parishes except I'M
naturallzed foreigners Will be requedto take the uh OF
allegiance to the Confederate States; md whether
foreigners or not who unredy cause are Notified
TO leave the district embraced by this order without delay
Asysem of Registry and Passports will he established and
no one will be permitted TO soorn in the aforementioned
Parishes without satisfying the Provost Marsh of their low
hy and agood citizens requested report to ose OIL
GERS all who are suspected oEhosliy toe Government
All place for the sale Of liquor will be closed 1T O'clock
r. NJ Any onud open after that hour will be closed perm
nenty and the liquor scsrd. r. as
number of persons who hnye ostensble business mr.
any interest In the city State have recently arrived In New
Orleans; they must salty the Provost Mrsials of their GOD
Intentions and objects here, or leave Immediately,
The following named petsons appointed Provost Mar
slals: ''
For Orleans Pafsi-WM. FRERET First District
CYPRlEN DuFOUR Second District
Hon. PIERRE soULEs Third District,
:. Col. Fl. u. OGDEN Fourth District
For Jefferson Pa,ish--Judge VICTOR BURTHE
Who will enter upon the discharge Of the duties of their
Office Immediately. "s
The Provost Niarshals for the Parishes Of Plaqunes and
st. Bernard will be announced In n few days. .
BY command of Maor. General LOWELL.
D. u. PICKETT, Assistant Adiutant General tnls aps
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Confederate States OF America.

New osl.ai aus, f iS' March Eli Il, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. III = 49,
IN order to carry into effective operation the requirements
General Orders No TO- series HEADQUARTERS
the Provost Mashss will each astabh Office in their re-
specve districts for the transaction notice Of
the localities will be given intha public prints.
Each oce will be provided with such assistants and clerks as
may be necessary for the transaction of business .'.
Every white male ahove age sixteen years residing
temporarily otherwise Parishes Of Orleans and Jecr
son. whether he bea citizen of the Confederate States OF su
alien, shall within six days TON the publication order
present himself before the Provost Marshal OF his sre, 10
have his reisteed furnish a4 far as able such
information as may be required. -. -s--}-.. .-.-
Those who claim to be citizens of Confederate States by
birth otherwise shall be required subscribe
tora cath of allegiance 10 said Staes claim TO be
aliens shall be the effect that they will nbe by
Of this and Of Confederate long they are
permitted to reside therein and that they will under
eumsasces convey TO mics nl NATION relative
the military political atfaisr OF the country. ~
Persons who 10 this city State SINGS the 2ls May
1861 from any the States with the Confederate States
shall be subject arrest and unless they procure
within six days from the date hereof permit rnia signed
by the Commanding General the Provost Marshal Of the
district In which they reside which permit will be
from time time by Endorsement setting forth time
extension The foregoing requirements will go into effect
above in the parishes Of ST. Bernard and Paquene within
six days after the appointment of the Provost Mshs of those
parishes Every who desires go beyond the limits
he aforesaid districts parishes ha poTae himself with
passport signed by the Commanding General the Provost
Marsh Is Of the District parish ia which aid peaet redss
All orders issued by Provost aafshas execution of
their office will be promptly obeyed aad any sobeaenee Of
summons en,anstins from Of them will be dealt With
rnari and all officers In command Of oopsars hereby directed
to comply promptly with acquisitions made them by
Provost Marsiaz and furnish them such aid and assistance
az they may require The Police o. the city will in Ike
render every assistance in their power when called
The Commanding Genera confidently expects hae friends
all OF
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Confederate States of America.
HEAQuARrERs DEPARTMENT MOL,
New Orleans Fsh. "a 1892

HEAQuARTERs DEPARTMENT. MOL, J
...- New Orleans, Feb. "A, 1882.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II -e'% ,..
All Officers deeed respective commands for the
purpoe OF recruiting. will upon their arrival city
medaely in person TO the Adjuan General together
with their authority. .-- J.'
The MalorGeuera Commanding this Department regrets to
learn that officers in the habit of encng already
listed to break ther engagements aud this has carried
the extent of attempting induce soldiers belonging
Regiments and Companies the stations around the
city to desert their commands art accept the buny. Ae-
ton called the article OF wa which declares soldier
who quits his Company 10 join another the
vicea pEsERTER This will be igdly and whoever
is convicted either officer private be severely punished
By command of Major General LOWELL.
T. G. PICKETT ssia, fs,t Aiiruy fare "a, f.25 N,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Confederate states of America.

HEADoUARTERs DEPARTMENT No. l. Z
New Orleans, March p, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO 651 - % III JSr j ~
&* ~, rs--s. ~. g
- XXVI-Foundres and Workshops, Government work.
will send in list of the of the persons employee
by Them who will he exempted for given number days.
Whenever man is discharged his exemption will be retained
to this Office and will be reported to the Captain his Militia
beat Exemptions will be intervals of from ten to
thirty days depending upon of Govern
ment contract on which they employed. /, Dr.
XXV1Ishould parties exemptions persons
actually in their employment fail duty any
discharged by them their exemptions, and those
employees, will be withdrawn.
-st-. By command of Major-General LOWELL.
Ed. A. PALFREY, Major and A. A. G.. MIA 2pI2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Confederate States of America.
HEADQuARrERs DEPARTMENT No. l,

HEADQuARrERs DAPARTMxSr No 1, /
-,fa b." #' n New Orleans March 10, 1862. 8
GENERAL ORDERS NO. J21 II .r.. a. +.
Hereafter no exemptions from Militia duty will be allowed
permanently except in the Of minors yscay
unable to do service.
Applications for the release Of those engaged upon work
the Government must be made p this Department. in the form
Of certificates from the oremen OF the shops when
an order viii be issued TO the commanding officer camp
to which the applicant bongs grant urloug for Ger
tain number of days, hc can only be renewed by subse
quent certificate and order from these Headquarters.
III Wall s5As By command Of Major General LOWELL.
u g. PICKETT, Assistant Adju,ant General ra29 2pl2t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
Headquarters Louisiana Troops.

MAJoRGENERAL's OFFICE. }
New Orleans, March IS 1862
GENERAL ORDERS NO. OIL tr
IUnder General Orders No 49, from these Headquarters
calling for Volunteer Companies for State service soma from
the country have reported with less numbers required by
law, and partially armed others without ALL and were
in consequence refused.
HIN order to prevent in future of a similar
nfraction to the above ORDERS Volunteer Company be
accepted account for State SERVICE unless fully organ
lied according to law, and ARMED either with muskes rifles
or shot guns, in good order.
~ By order of
t7 JOHN L. LEWIS,
Mnjor General Commanding.
1 -E. F. LAY1LLEBEuvRE, Aid. me 2p3t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
!. light! EigAs.t Eighs!!.

! AT the EMPORIUM OF LIGHT may be found the mate.
rials for that purpose, such a. the t8o. .s fsl
GoNFEDERATE OIL which burns in The Coal OH Lamps,
with small alteration of the wick tube in the burner. n
Also, the GENUINE COAL OIL and REFINED COTTON
SEED OIL, for Spetm Lard Oil Lamps. So fs
cAMPHINE, BURNING FLUID or SPIRIT GAS [s
With an assortment LAMPS etc. suitable for the above
ARTEMON HILL,
mSi 2pst Chsrtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAIL.
~ ROAD. COMPANY. ,y.y..

T. " 4
This Company is prepared receive Proposals for
GRADING, BRIDGING and SUPERSTRU CTURE of the,
entire Road from New 1bea the Bayou Teche Orange
on the Sabine River hundred and seventeen miles.
The read passes through the praes of Cacaseu reeor
of country perfectly healthy and abundany supplied with
provisions being the great stock and grain
region Of Texas and safe from INVASION the coast of the Gull
being lined by an impossible marsh. '.- b..
The only link wanting to New Orleans with The
railroad syem of Texas and thus opening TO orr whole cou
try one of the most productive regions the continent
This Company Willie prepa ed to contract with one or more
individuals for the construction of the part Of their
Road or to hire from one 10 two thousand Negroes
Payments will be made in money and proportions
stock as is usual for each class of work. 49,,
transportation, provisions aid clothing for all Negroes
brought on this work @tbe furnished, if desired, 49,
There will be about million and huff cubic yards of
Excavation and Embankmen and about thirty thousand nea
feet of Bridging. t.s-+5 y-"i 2su .-s4- re
The wants of our community require completion of this
Road in The shortest possible time, and it will be done All
interested parties viii keep this in mind. Er ,,,,4 ~
Communications be addressed to
~ @'-i' Cot. A. NJ GENTRY, President 80
- or 10 E. L. HERIOT, Chief Engineer =
hz5 ihloaw rs % - ']@ W Common street. N. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-03-31

r -& ssh MAJOR GENERALS OFFICE, I
-F- So New Orleans, March q, 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1891 g5.fsa ~, t.1
I-Brigadier- General PAUL JUICE Fills commanding
European Brigade having, in obedience to General Orders
No. 49, requiring ali BrgadierGeneras report to these
Headquarters the organization of their Brgades reported his
command fully organized will hold the prepared for
review and inspection by The Major General, WEDNES-
DAY, the ID of April next 5NE -g---.' a..
1.-THE Brigade line will be formed the north side Of
Canal street. the right resting Basin street, at o'clock p
NJ, military time, on that day. &.. a. T., ALL. 81
1-BrgaderGeneral Juge is charged with the execution
OF this ORDER and will direct the of each company
to furnish the Adiuan of the Regiment which the cempa
is attached with full roll Of the members present and
ABSENT and also state the name and particular arm whether
cavalry artillery or infantry Of the conpay-cered comics
of alwhich must be transmitted to Headquarters without
delay. ~ h.
Ss7f By order Of Ia"-~ g. 49, &"Es.f
-e " s"' JOHN L. LEWIS,
~, Major General Commanding.
=. F, LAVlLIEREuvFE, Aid. ms 2p3t