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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
DINNER TO CAPT. O'DONNELL

Previous to his departure for active
duty, to which he has been ordered, a
game dinner was given to Capt WIN
o DoNNELL by fiiend in this city al
which was present Brig. Gen. TERRY;
Col. CHAPIN, Quartermaster LITTLE, and
Sutler CURTIS, Of the 23d; DR.. j. S. Cur
tbs, HoBBs of the BancrQ1 House; NJ. p
HUrcuINs and several other ci;zlzens. ...
The repast was rich and delicious, an
epicurean realization of sportsman
home feast, and the sentiment CORES
pondingly palatable to the mental taste
Of the company.
Gen. Terry in response to a sentiment
"The Michigan Volunteers" spoke with
feeling of the gallant conduct of Michi
gan men already in the field, abiding
particularly 50 the officers aud msh who
had been unlcr his command, and stated
that the last word Of Gen. Halleck to
him was 20 hurry forward the Michigan
regiments, for they were the kinl OF
men for the emergency.
Remarks in response to other sent
ments, were made by Colonial Chaplin,
Quartermaster Little, Capt. O'Donnell,
j. b. Dillingham; aud others, AMI the
company dispersed feeling that a de-
served tribute to brave officer had
been cordially and handsomely awarded.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

sY- sre one or tro Specimens Of uhatis II

HI7- Sre one or tuo Specimens Of rhatis IN
eryrhre said by the People Editors Dealers,
DC.
H0USEKEEPERS-troubl with vermin need
be so no longer If they use "CosTARs Extermina-
tors We have used IT TO our satisfaction, and If
box cost IS would have it,. We have tried pei
sons, but the effected nothng but :Costur's article
knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice Reaches and
Bed Bugs quicker than we can wsite it, II is in
great demand all over the country Medina (o)
Gazette
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed an
nually in Grant County by ycrmn, than would pay
for tons Of this Rat and Insect kiier.--Laneestor
(Vis) Herald. $500 E..
HENRY X COSTAR--We are selling your prep
arations rapidly. Wherever they have been used,
Rats, Mice Reaches and Vermin disappear rapidly
ECKER a srourrER, Druggists, windror, Nd
''costar's' Rat, Roach, &C. Exterminator.
"Costars" .n at f'r4H arfr
"Costarls'' Bed-Bug Exterminaior.
"Costnr's"
"Costar' 81 Electric Powder, for Insects &C
In 25c Zoe AND $l00 Boxes, BoTTIEs AND FLAsKs
50 AND IS SIZES ron PLANTATION, SBIrs,
Bears, iiorEIs, &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

WHEAT GRowING ExrRAoRDINARY-
VINO CAN BEAT IT'D. +. Foster, OF
the town of Bridgeport, Saginaw Co,
six miles from this city, raised this year
on two and three quarter acres of land,
the area calculated by actual measure
ment, one hundred and sixty.seven
bushels of first quality of Soles white
wheat, 90 lbs. to the bushel. Can any
portion of Michigan, or any other State
show result which will compare with
this ?
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

A JUsT REBUKE.-The Secretary of
War declines to sanction the scheme of
the New York war committee, to raise
an independent army corps of $4,000,
men, with Fremont at their head The
Secretary says Governor Morgan is
competent, to direct recruiting in New
York,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
ES A variety of discouraging cir
cumstances have kept our paper back
this week until Saturday, Goth.

SUCCESS UPON MERIT If there is an
instance upon the records of our coun
try, where an article of American man
ufacture has made its way to universe
favorsolely upon its merits, and without
eXtraneous aid. it is that of the Chem
cal Saleratus, 1t has only to be sold in
one place and it is demanded in another
and so il has gone on increasing in IA
vor, until the products OF the extensive
Chemical Works of d. b. DcLand &
Co., at Fairport, Monroe Co., New
York, are now immense. This article
is made only at these works, by pro
cess known only to the proprietors.--
They sell at wholesale; but this Chem
ical Saleratus can DC had at the groce
ries generally, throughout the country.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
are now manufacturing.

PuoroGaAPus.- EAsru AN & RANDALL
are taking some excellent pictures, in
this particular line of art The 23d
Regiment being on the eve Of departure
the past week has been a harvest season
for them, and they have not failed t.
give entire satisfaction in every instance
result alike creditable to them as ar
lists and the locality they represent il
that capacity.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

The DEFENoEs OF THE CAPITAL
Congress, at the instance of Mr.. Fes.
sender, refused to make an appropriat
ion last winter to complete Notifications
here, therefore much difficulty is expe
rienced in providing the defences.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

General Wilcox has been put in
of the First Division, Ninth
Army Corps, formerly commanded by
he lamented Gen. Stevens.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
Those prenarat;sp. funlike Al, o,bo,., AFRO

Those Preparations unlike all othors) arc
"Frec from Poisons" q. :. 4. $500
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises"
"They come out Of their holes to de-
"They are the only infallible remedies known"
"l2 years and more established in N. York City"
Used blythe City Post Office.
Used blythe City Prisons aud Station Houses.
Used blythe City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses &c.
Used blythe city hotcls-'Astor, ''st Nicholas. 40
Used blythe Boarding Houses; 40, 40
Used by-more than $1,000 Private Families.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

SALT Il he destruction 10y our forces
of the Kanawha and other Salt Works
to prevent their falling into the hands
Of the enemy, must have the effect to
enhance the price of that article. There
is already strong upward tendency and
but little anxiety on the part of sellers
here to rush of what they have on hand
or contract in advance that which they
are now manufacturing.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
sHRRfPF SALE.


DY virtue Of writ of Fieri Facias issued ont OF
ID the Circuit Court for the county If sngnh "
and State Of Michigan, and to me directed aud de-
vcred, against the goods, chattlcs lands and ten
ments Of Samuel W. Yawkcy. did ON the lath
day Of April A. d. 1862, levy upon and take all tho
right, title and interest Of the defendant in said
writ named, in and to the following described piece
ana parcels Of land, to-wit The entire block NUN
Der ten (l0) as designated in plat known as III
ram Mapes' addition 10 the city Of East Sugnhw.
county Of Saginaw aud State of Michigan being the
same land conveyed by deed 70 the defendant la
the said writ named, by james Brcwster and Mary
Brewster his wife also all tho right title md inter
cst Of said defendant in and 10 the southwest quar-
ter Of section eighteen (l5) town twelve l2) mott
Of range five ~ east, all in the city OF East Sag
NAV and State Of Michignn; which shnll expose
for sale az public auction TO the highest bidder, es
the law directs, on Wednesday the 18th day Of DC
tobcr, A. ID. 1862, at o'clock, p. M at the front
door Of the ;aginaw County Court House in the city
Of Saginaw. .. -. 1880.
HENRY wooDRuFF. sk,ria
WV T. wxspxn, Plaintiffs Attorney
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

The Bark Fanny LoOyM of Quebec
recently, from Nassau, N. p, with a
cargo of salt, qninine, arms, &c was
recently captured off Charleston.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

The farmers about Savannah, n Y,
are using six cent papers of turnip seed
as a circulating medium, in the absence
of silver. They pass readily among
tho agriculturists.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
represent F.:

&c ~ SoShA
Allen William II. Mayhem Franklin
Andrews William Metzger John j.
J Algor Geo. W. Marie Eli
AirI Hecules monroe john 5.
! Becker Garardus Mason James
| Blackmar Robert Morse JAY
Bogert Andrew j. Malone William
! Downs Nelson NJ. Mnyhufor Jacob
Downs Wallace w. Marion Andrew l..
! Bissel Jerome Il. Neif Henry &.
Bennett Elijah $. Nef Charles A.
Ba mum Alien OSBORN Duane
Briggs Clark Jr. 0rmsby George n.
Becker John Oaks Treadwell
Cam Samuel Peppin Louis
Cobb Leonard 1icrie Edward
Cleveland Lebbias Porter Albeit
Carlton Sidney Kicker Lewis ID.
Dowd George w Rouse William II
Dean Fri Rich Moses L.
Doyhle Godfrey Rllcr Aaron.
Divine Thomas Stoarns Leonard
Elliott Walter Savage William
Fisher benjamin Smith Jared Il.
Fox Harrison Simons Alanson
Horton Charles Stedrnes Charles
Ilighley Milton Sims Munson A.
Harrington Edward c. Schantzel Michael
Huyck Charles NJ. Smith Seneca
| lliggejson George NoSceius Arthur
HeTngtan James Williams Ambrose r.
Hill Dewitt G. Williams Elijah o.
lIadsal Milton Wo"dcn Edwin
Jrizh John WalCott Will am.
Lenzc Joseph Wright John L.
Lonsby William Wood William
Marie Elakin Wedenmiller Herman
Mitchell William ID. Walker William o.
Matter William Young James
Merrill. Andrew j. Youst Anthony
Me.Iick James g.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
AT .lEu1aGs
e. SAGINAW, Mich.

GEO. c. SANA0RN,
ANTHONY SCIIMITZ
BERNACkI " HOBBS,
FRIZELLE BROS, ir.eeN
And by the Druggists, storekccpers and Rctoilcrs
generally. ~
S7-Country dealers can order ms above.
Or address orders Director " Prices Terms
etc. is desired. HH~Scnd or 1851 Circulur, Civ
ing reduced Prices t6 HENRY X. COSTAR.
Principal Depot-No 462 Broadway ~. Y.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

To Dsstroy--Rass, Roaches, &C.
To,Destroy-M Molcs. and Ants,
To Destroy-IedB ugs
To Destroy Moths in Furs, Clothes, 40
To -Mosquitoes and Fleas
TO Destroy-Insocts on Plants and Fowls
To Destroy--Insects On Animals, &c.
TO Destroy Every form and species Of vermn
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
BOILER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MEN KILLED.

The boiler of tho little river steamer
Little Nell exploded yesterday, Friday
10Th, while she was lying at the dock
in Saginaw City, killing all three men
who were on board, Andy Fraser, of
Saginaw City, Mr.. Tilton, of Titta.
bew assoc, and Mr.. Gillett, of st Charles.
We are told that the boiler hal ON 200
lbs pressure at the time of the explosion.
IF 80 there must have been criminal neg
ligence on the part of tho engineer.
NEws-The news from all quarters is
favorable to the Federal Cause. Tho
tide of victory is evidently setting in the
right direction, and we hope never again
to be turned back. The new troops
are showing fighting qualities which
surprise ever the mo st sanguine. The
18th Michigan covered themselves with
glory in the recent battles in MARYLAND.
GAmE.-There is an unusual profusion
of game this season, Ducks, Pigeons,
Squirrels aud all manner of small game
IN great quantities are being slaughtered
every day, while OF deor AMI the larger
class of game there is said to be Iull the
usual supply snd all easily accessible to
sportsrneu who know their "biz." We
expect to see the departure OF the 23d
Regiment followed by an influx f"sharp.
shooters" who will prove terror to the
fur and feather denizens of marsh and
forest, and relieve our downtown neigh.
Dor of all anxiety on the subject of an
Indian Ho.ne Guard.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
REMOVAL.

The Courier Office has been re-
moved to Courier Block, Lapeer
Street, North side, 2d door above
Jefferson Street, directly opposite
Col. Littlc's Triangular Park.
JOB PRINTING,
Executed, as of yorc, in first class
style, and on reasonable terms. A
fine stock of new and fashionable
material for this purpose just re-
ceived.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
pS7- Sold ereryrhere-by
All Wholesale Druggists In the large cities.

psZ- Sold ereryirhere-by
All Wholesale Druggists In the large cities.
Some Of the
Wholesale afents in N. y. CiIy.
Sheifflein Brothers a Co Iarral, Risley 4 kitch'n
b. A. Fshnestock y Co. Rush, Gale y Robinson.
A. b. d d. Sands d Co NJ Ward Close q Co.
Wheeler u Hart, Mckissen n Robbins
James $. Aswinwall ID. {. Barnes y Co.
Morgan y Allen, +. c. Wells q Co.
Hall, Ruckel u Co. Lazclle Marsht '3ardnhr.
Thomas L Fuller Hail. Dixon ~ Co.
r. ID, 0ryis, Conrad Fox. 20
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
+ W Dyott u Co d Robert Shoemaker a. Co.
b. A. Fahnestoek d Co. French, Richards q Co.
and others, n f..-r
BosroS, Mass
Geo. c. Goodwin y Co. Weekes y Potter.
NJ. 5. Burr y Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr.
ond others. p tsl NJ s.L
Also, all Whclcsals Druggists at
Chicago, Ills,
t 81. Louis, Eo, n ttr
Detroit, Mich,
Louisville, KY,
Cincinnati, o.
Pittsburgh, Po.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
and by y il.-A4
DRUGGISTS, GRocERs, SroREKEErERs and RETAIL
ERs generally in all Country towns and Villages
rI 100 In the ,sst t,a7L
UNITED STATES.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16
COMPANY X.

Captain Damon Stewart.
FGI LteHkeHaHt-.Samuel {. Randall
SecOnd LieuteRant--John Rea.
LIST STANDARDIZATION M. Begale;
ID, Jonathan a. Owen; Sd, Charles a.
Muma; 4th, Robert l.. Warren; 9th,
James G.. Fisher; LIST Corpora--Wil.
liam j. McAllister; 81, Nelson A
Chase; 3D., John +. Atkinson; 4th,
George Brousseau; 5th, Pheron e.
IIaskins; 9th, John Gregory; 7th
Dwight Babcock; 9Th, Alexander j.
Freeman.
CAPTAIN woopRUFF's COMPANY.
The following is IA list of the privates in
Capt Woedruf's Company-"Co. B.
-23d Mich. Inf, The names of the
commissioned and non.commissioned
officers are given in the regimental or
ganization published above. They arc
SPLENDID body of men, worthy the
honorable position they hold in the reg
iment and the locality they particularly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

Captain Carlos ID. Sheldon.
First LienteRaHt--Graham Pope.
Sec0Ad Lteutenant-William Ii. Pat.
tersOn.
LIST Sergeant--.Jerome Gray; ID
William Goodaie; Sd, Thomss Patter
son. 4th, Antony Kline; 9Th, James
Ross; LIST Corporal, Thomas Short
III, julius Grayam, 81, Charles Nc
Laughlin; 4th, George A. Sheffield
9Th, Ezra Walt1rd; 9th, Charles RIOS
can: 9TH, John Dale; 9Th, Robert Red
mund.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

CAUTION {! T. I: , prove s. n: PM a.

posed upon by Spurious and Highly PenericiOUs
limitations, new label has iccn prepared, bearing
a. facsimile Of the Proprietor's signature Examine
each box, bottle flask carefully lefore purehas-
ing, and take nothing but 'CosrAR's" g. ! .a
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-09-16

commissioned officers and men were
paid their advance months pay and
bounty, fully armed and equipped, and
supplied 10y the citizens Of the several
localities from which they came with
all the little necessities of soldier, so
that TO go into the field in "well to
DO" condition financially and physically.
Thursday aud Friday of last week the
Regiment was mustered into the service
of the United States by Captain Nc.
Millen. Saturday morning they received
their arms, Austrian Rifles, and immedi
ately there after were reviewed by
Brigadier General Terry, who had been
at Saginaw for some days experimenting
the organization Of the regiment. They
went through many OF the movements
Of battalion drill in manner highly
creditable, showing a proficiency therein
as well as in the manual of arms which
was indeed remarkable, considering the
little time they have been able to devote
to instruction, and the fact that they had
only been armed that morning. General
Terry speaks of the regiment in the most
complimentary terms. Colonel Chaplin
who it is evident is fit man to command
such a regiment, has already won the
confidence and esteem of officers and men,
We give the full organization of the
regiment, field, staff, line and non com,
mssoned officers:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28
DEPARTMENT OF SHENANDOAH

HARR1soNsuRG, April 25 Last mig ht strong
reconnaissance was made from New Market to-
wards stanton. On reaching Mt Crawford, eig hit
miles south of Harrisonburg, the bridge over a
found burnt and the stream too deep and rapid to
cross. The bridge over another branch of the
same stream was also burnt This was done last
Tuesday-BOt by the rebels but by citizens as
stated by persons in the neighbcrhood. Il was
ascertained from citizens that Yesterday mornin 2
body Of mounted rebels came 70 the river in
tending to cross, but found the current too strong
to hazlrd the attempt. They stated to citizens
that our troops were In possession OF Staunton.
To-day one Of our brigades passed through Har-
rison burg and took possession Of one Of the prn-
cipal avenues leading from here Since our first
entrance in the town no attempt has been made
by the rebel forces to enter. AS usual In all the
towns In this valley, but few males remain here.
1t is reported that Jackson is In front, and ru-
NOR says he has been reinforced, but has burnt
the bridges over the Shenandoah, which prevents
the possibility of any night attack. The roads.
with the exception Of the stone turnpikes are al
most impossible. We have a strong picket In
front Tonight.
LATER April 26.-Noth,ng worthy Of not ce
transpirCd last night. Deserters from Jgckson's
militia report him as making very slew progress
towards Gordonsville. and that eight hundred
militia had deserted during his escapade The
Shenandoah bridge is not vet burned, but tie
pickets stationed there are ready to apply the
torch on our first approach
HARRIsONBURG, April 90, p. m.-Jackson Is
now resting on the east side Of the Shenandoah
with his whole force, about sixteen miles hence
His scouts frequently make dash on our pickets;
one Of them was killed by them this forenoon
The spOngy nature Of the soil prevents our advance
at present.
The weather Is now clear and pleasant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

VIn divorce suit, at New York, brought
by Mary Ann Singer, against Isaac 81 Singer,
the noted sewing machine needle pateltee, the
Court ordered her an allowance Of S. 900 per an
mum, alimony, and her counsel fee of $50. II
was given In evidence that Singers income was
5000 900 year.
QURER REASON FOR A MURDKR.-The convict
To2ie. who murdered the warden of the w cath
ershed, Conn, prison, says he did it In order to
be hung; the life imprisonment to which be was
condemned had become Ina upportablr to him.
= IL Illinois has now ffty-fve regiments of in
fehtry and thirteen of cavalry in actiye service,
with twenty batteries OF artillery. Four more
regiments OF infantry are on the point Of taking
.lDr The ediress Of the Ladies' Repository says
:ine nation wants man;o and the Milford
JoufnaI asks IL that lady has not Hconfounded her
own personal wants with that Of the nation.n
IL OGounterfeit sio's, altered from sis, on the
Corn Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, are now
being circulated. = = :
= IL From China there are reports that the
people Of Nankin were 10 state Of starvation
and were eating human fesh. Z
III The people Of Nicholas Co KY, recently
held meeting, and resolved that none Of the
absent traitots should ever be permitted to return
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28

THy FRIENDS AND THR WAR-A circular issued
by authority OF the Society Of Friends, aud ad-
dressed 10 members, inculcates the following
Views:
That wars, without distinction, are incompati-
BILE with the benign religion Of the Redeeuer.
That Friends be exhcrtsd in no way to unite
with snT measures. either offensive or defensive.
That they refrain from seeking or accepting
any profit or reward by any preparations Tor
SI9Odshed, and neither attend nor view military
operations, orencourage the deceitnl spirit OF
party nor converse upOn war or tiles.
Thst no person shall remain a member OF the
Society who pays any fue, penalty or tax In lieu
Of persOnal services FOR carrying on the war, or
allow their children, apprentices OF servants to
a.. therein, or concerned N ermin2 or equipping
vessels, IN dealing ia public certificates. This
rule vas adopted in I7SO. That furnishing wag-
on, OF ether means in conveying military stores
10 4 njl jlitary s7rviee
That Friends cannot consistently pay tsxes or
dnes levied on account Of refusal 70 serve In the
militia and tbat If the goods are seized and sold,
and any surplus remains over and above the tar
Ane, II cannot be received by the party TO whom
the goods belonged
In conclusion, the members are earnestly ex-
hcfted to bear az sufeIings and all reproaches
their principles; and are reminded that ne IL the
best eltiZsn and tueSt patriot whose life is regu-
lated by the law Of Christ ard that they never
advance the welfare Cf iher country by disregard
fng His holy example " At the same time, 1t Is
positively a=seriFd that the Society has always
been opposed to any attempt 10 overthrow the
civil power, and has encouraged iIs members to
obey all laws leading TO q1iet saf Peaeeable
lives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-28
FROM GEN. HALLEtK,S ARMY.
Death Of Mai Gen. Smith-Ansther Battle
at Pittsburs Landing,

PITTsBuRa LANDING, April 2e-via Louisville
Maj. Gen. c. F. Smith died at Savannah, Tenn. !,
on the 25th inst, of dysentery. He was taken
sick shortly after the occupation of Savannah by
the forces under him, and had been suffering and
sinking slowly for some weeks, though his con-
dition was not thought dangerous until within
the past week. His family are on the way to Sa-
vannah. @ z..t -
special dispatch to the ST. Louis Democrat,
dated Cairo, 26th inst says: Passengers reached
here this morning on the steamer N. w Thomas,
which left Pittsnurg Landing on Thursday night,
bringing highly important intelligence OF an en-
gagement between the advance guard Of the
national and rebel armies, on Thursday. The
rebels were driven back to Corinth, with heavy
loss. Halleck was pushing his whole army Wig
orously forward. .te7fe
correspondent of the Chicago Journal, writ.
ing from Cairo under date Of the e8th, says tina
rinth on last Thursday. When nine miles out
they surprised rebel camp, took twenty prison.
ers and DESTROYED their camp equipage. Onrad-
vance to Pea Ridge, within six miles Of Corinth,
remained from eleven O'Clock In the morning IN
I'll three In the afternoon. There were no signs
CT the enemy. -
Mr.. Stevenson, of Danville, Ohio, who accom-.
panied the Reconnaissance, reports that he heard
constant rafting OF cars and sounding ofwhistles
towards Memphk They got the impressions that
me rebels were eyacuating corinth for the latter
LoulsvILr, April as.-Genersl 7. w sherman
arrived in this city yesterday. 80 ~ I
The Death Of Gen. Smith.
PIrrsBuRs LANDING, April 26.-Hoa. E. M.
sfantoH, Sserstayy ~ War ;---Msjor Gen. C. F.
smith died at p. m. on the 25th. His remains
nave been sent to 81 Louis, where they win be
buried with military hono.s He is q great .oss
to this army. have not directed military honors
70 be paid to bis memory here, but viii await
your orders The enemy has been strongly REIN
forced since the last battle q ~ s.
.sefsss silss H. w. HAILrcx, Major General.
oRDfR FROM THE wAR pKPAR4nKxr pfRxcrrya
MILITARY HonoRs TO BE PAID 70 THE ERnopY
MAJOR eENERAL G. y. sMIru.s =, - !.
Wan DErATnKNr,. April ~, 1e62. This De
gallant Msior General 2, =. Smith, Whose paEi.
.zf98TEe Hf1 d Efs#t rsaf -