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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-26
PREMIUMS IN DEPARTMENTS.
SECOND JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

Reading and Orthogaply.
First Premium Misses Lsoutine Ellis, Maria Gil
roy, Nanny Fox Fila NCGavock, Ella Heteruan, Alice
Goer Phil !meua Bakeey, Maggie MoCormac, Mary
fess.er, Minerva Atkins.
Eaglih Grammar anil Gaoyruphy.
F,rd prsHi3um-M sscs Alice Coo, Ella Grzzard,
Dora Grizzard, LeOutiue Ellis Adalne Warner, Mary
Grzzard.
First dccest - Misses Maggie McCumac, Marie
Gilroy, nanny FoK, May Fessler, Minerva Atkins.
Second d,os"d-Mssss Ella McGsvock, Phil, mcna
BaEecy.
arithmetic.
First Premiaa-Misses Icon'iue Ellis, Mary Fitz-
gerald, Maggy McCormac.
First IccesA- isses Ella HsIsrnan, Nanny Fox.
Second Accessi-Msses Alice Coe, Maria Giroy
Elementary Dragiag aud PsnmaH,lip.
RiJauds Misses Maria GilrOy, Nanny Fox, Ella
Hellern al, Loontne Ellis, Maggie Mc'urmac, rhilg
mena Bakcey, Ella McGlyOck.
Bfusic on Piano.
Firs Premium-Misscs lila Hciieruan, Magic Nc
Cormao, Ella McGayOck.
F,,t Acaesjt--Misses Ieoutine Ellis Nanny Fox
French.
First Prsmiuu-Niss Ella McGavock
F.rH Iccssst Misses Laura Hooper, Kate Nollis.
Christian Doctrine.
Eira Prsalm- Misses Maria Giroy, Maggie Nc
CormaU.
Premiums 10 Good Liai, Girl,
vonie Coe Annie Fos!er, Ella Dunlap, Barbie Hobs,
Maggie Hclns, Nora Coe, Sale Crager
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and before Miss SHIP had time to retire
a step, Miss MoLLtE FKRaUsoN was al
her side, and made a brief reply on be-
half of the pupils, concluding her re-
marks by presenting, in their name,
beautiful crown as a tribute of their es-
TEEN. The remarks aud the scene we're
beautifully affecting.
"a Good Night song by the young
ladies closed the exercises, and the au-
dience began rapidly TO move toward the
door, when Bishop WHELAN informed the
audience that Rev. Mr. McDoSALD an
Episcopal Minister desired 70 make
few remarks, About one-halfthe company
remained 10 listen TO him, and no doubt
many more would have done so but for
the lateness of the hour. The Doctors es-
say is doubtless good one, but the sub
ject requires more attention than can be
bestowed upon it after spending seven
hours in such happy style as the young
ladies Of st, Cecilia's are capable Of
comforting upon their friends, The fol-
lowing is list of
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FIRST JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

Eroding and Oghog,ophy.
Rbands-Misses Kate Giroy, Kate Nealis, Lou Bud
deke, Laura Hooper,
EHgllh Grammar a1,d Epistolary Composition
First Premium Misses Kate Gnroy, Lou Buddeke.
Fira hocessa-Mlsses Kate Malls, Laura Hooper.
History and Aneiot and Modern Geography.
First Prc,aisu-Mis, Kate Ciroy.
First dccessit Misses Laura Hooper, Lou Bod leke
Second Accessi--Miss K,te Meals
arithmetic.
First Prcmhu,-NIisses Kate Meals. GU BuddeRe,
Kate GilrOy
Firg Acceei-Mlss Laura Hooper
Second iCccssii-Miss r Ia GrizZtrd.
Prummsiip.
Ribuud-Niss Kate Giroy
First dcoe,sii--NiFoi Kate Meats, Lou BuddckO
Botany
Fird PreutiiUu Mi Kate Gilroy.
First IcCSs.t Misses Lou Buddvkt, Laura Hoop r.
Kate Ncais
Premiums 1trurded for Good Copdic' oud ProfIapry
during their short attendance at The Acodnmy
Misses Maggie and DIanela Burns,
Music on Pauo
First Prcninpi-liss on Hudickc.
FTd dccssd-Mls' Laura Hooper
Second iccesst-Miss Kate Nellis.
Music on G,aiar.
First PromiHm-AhsFos Kate Gilroy, Laura Hooper
Vocal Music
First Prsmtlm--M.ss Kate Giroy
First sif-Misscs Laura Hooper, Maria GilToy
Maggie McCormac.
Premium Of Accessit
Misses Laura Hooper, Kate Meals
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THEATRE-Last nights performances
lrcw a fine house, and it gives MS great
pleasure TO observe an increasing desire
lpon the part of the Public to encourage
he worthy Knights of the Sock and
iuskiu, vino are using their utmost en-
,eavors to merit the same, Family Jars
made a decided hit, and Mrs, BERNARD
ls LIppY LARRIGAN fully sustained her
previous reputation. Weaver as DELru
was excellent--no matter what part this
gentleman attempts, is sure to make a
feature of it-EvBRETT as "Dggory' was
very funny, mono of your low bunoonery
40 is sometimes The case, but genuine
hit # neat low comedy minus the yul-
garity. Tyler as PORCELAIN gave us a
choice representation Of the nervous old
man. We hope the management will give
us this farce often-its sure 70 draw.
Tonight soldiers Daughter" and Irish
Hussa,' Friday extra attractions for
the Benefit of CLAUDE HAMILTON, when
the bill of the season will be offered.
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Secretary of State
uend-Qunrters district OTthe ohio.
NAAMNIII-E. NAV I. lhlk.

W
NASHVILLE, May 7, 1862
Col STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost MU5lal
NasIUiHs, Tennessee
COLONEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been tax,
en- possession Of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized to so occupy them
by competent authority.
lie directs mo 10 call your attention TO
the fact, and instructs you to take the
necessary steps TO cause the houses to be
vacated at once,
Officers performing STAFF duties In the
city, Surgeons in charge Of Hospitals, and
the officers Of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live in quarters. Sur
geons Of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their immediate vicinity.
Officers Of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Provost
Guard, or in the immediate vicinity.
You will at once report all violations
fthose instructions TO these Head Quar-
ters.
Authority TO occupy houses possessed
In the name Of and for the United States
will IN future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
am sir very respectfully, &c,
CsignedJ o. D. GREENE, A. A. q.
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Gen. Fremont Orders a Retrograde
Movement.
Federals Advancing on Weldon.
Reported Re-Occupation Of Front
Royal by the Rebels
Capture of Rebels by the Federals,
The Stars and Stripes Float over
Tuscan, Arizona,
Arrival of Gen. Price at Richmond,
&c, &c, sc,
trivial of Gen, Price at Richmond.

WINCHESTER, VA, June 25.--Gen. Free
mont issued orders for further retro
grade movement
1t is believed that Jackson is at Luray.
The Manassas river rose twelve feet
last night carrying away all the bridges
across the Rappahannock.
The Richmond Enquirer says six thou
sand Yankees are advancing on Weldon,
to cut off rebel communication between
Petersburg and Richmond
il is reported that the rebel General,
Ewcl, returned in force and occupied
Front Royal Further rumors say that
Jackson captured Front Royal but the
war Department has no notice thereof.
MEMPHIS, June 25.--The Fedesals at
tackled the rebel cavalry guarding the
train near Caldwclls Station, on the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, cap
tured p prisoners and destroyed the
bridges on the road
Navigation on White river is open TO
Curtiss' army.
SAN FRANCIsro, juno 9th.--Carton's
Federal Brigade entered Arizona and
planted the stars and stripes over Tus-
can.
New Orleans dates of the nineteenth
say that sugar is being freely shipped
Northward
All is quiet on the Potomac.
Richmond papers announce thcar rival
of Gen. Price.
=WAsurNcroN, JUNE. %. Hoise--Mr
Sedgewick, replying to Mr. Fisher and
Mr.. Mallory's assertions that the Border
States would not consent to an cmanci-
patton act, said, hope before this war
ends the sun will not rise on a slave on
this continent.
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crazy man


Frlm Ih6 MfmphIi Angus juno -
A CARD.-As q few are maniiesting a
disposition TO refuse Confederate money,
l desire TO announce that will be pleas
ed 10 receive il for all debts due me for
the past seven or eight years, aud In all
business transactions in future. Those
indebted 10 me will confer favor by
settling their bills In Confederate Treas
ury notes Immediately.
A. L. KINBRO, a. d.
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AMP MAYNARD, NEAR NASHVILLE, TENN,l
June 2jth, 1862.
liitor Of the Nashville Union:
In statement made by me in days
ssue Of your paper in reference to the
esScration of the graves of Union sol
iers at Franklin, Tenn, a typographical
rror occurred in which | was represented
D say, "two men then sodded over 1t
gas written, 1.-TWO 1reyc then soddcd
YER" meaning that two graves and only
wo were that day sodded. Butall were
rounded up and put in condition for
odding' hea Respectfully,
BENTON HALSTEAD,
Scrgoant-Major Goth Regiment
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PROCLAMATION
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
Nashville, Tenn, May 8, 1923

NdHtVtNe, 1efHtJ May y, loOZ.b
WHEREAS, Certain persons, unfriendly
aud hostile TO the Government of tho
United States, have banded themselves
together, and are now going at large
through many Of the counties in this
State, arresting, maltreating and plum
dering Union citizens wherever found;
Now, therefore, |, ANDREW JOHNSON,
Governor of the State OF Tennessee, by
virtue of the power and authority in me
vested, do hereby proclaim that in every
instance in which a Union man is ar
rested and maltreated by the marauding
bands aforesaid, five or more rebels from
the most prominent in the immediate
neighborhood shall be arrested, impris-
oned, and otherwise dealt with as the
nature Of the case may require. And
further, in all cases in which the property
Of citizens loyal to the Government Of
the United States is taken or destroyed,
full and ample remuneration shall be
made to them out Of the property Of such
rebels in the vicinity as have sympathy
ed with and given aid, comfort, infor-
nation or encouragement TO the parties
committing such dcpredations.
This order will be executed in letter
and spirit, All citizens are hereby
warned under heavy penalties from en-
tertaining, receiving or encouraging such
persons so banded together or in any wise
connected Herewith.
BY the Governor
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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At the funeral Of Willy lHigoly, who
died in this town about two weeks ago,
little Johnny Barrett son Of DR. j. J..
Barrett, aged about six years, and play
mate of the deceased boy, took his father
10 the south corner Of the cemetery, and
told him he was going to die in few
DAYS, and he wanted TO be buried in that
corner Of the cemetery. His parents
tried to divert his mind from thoughts Of
death, but he continued 10 talk Of its near
approach until last Saturday night, when
he was taken sick and died in about
twenty hours II Clarnda Qowa) Her
1H 6h.
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Cry CoUNcIL.-The Board Of Alder
men having failed to muster a quorum on
Tuesday, will meet this evening, at 3
o'clock. The Common Council will also
hold its REGULAR meeting at the same hour
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ros.omee. Ke.opened In renns..eo

Postomccs Re.opened In Tennessee
Nashville, Davidson county
Murlreesboro', Rutherford county,
Jordau's Valley (Christiane), Rather
ford county.
FostervilIc rutherford county.
Gallatn, Sumner county
GAINESVILLE Montgomery county,
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, Naury county.
Shelbyville, Bedford county.
Lebanon, Wilson county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Smithville, DeKalb county
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsyille, Sumner county
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county
Ashland City, Chcatham county
Lafayette Macon county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, aud added 10 from day
TO day, as other Offices are re opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety Of copying the above
list al least once awcek
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CNE MAN NEARLY MURDERED AND EIGHT
MEN KILLED. The Strathroy (O.W) Home
Guard relates the following shocking ac-
cident which occurred near that village
ON Wednesday -" At a raising in LobO,
about eight miles from Strathroy a quar-
rel arose between the men engaged. As
they were lifting a bent one man struck
another on the head with an axe, nearly
killing him; The other men seeing their
comrade thus knocked down, let their
pixies fall when the opposite bent swung
round and fell to the ground, killing eight
men, who were thus launched in q moment
into eternity. We had not received full
particulars up to time Of going to press
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SECOND SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

Rhetoric ond Composition.
First Premua-Mlsscs Mollic Ferguson, Mary gcf
f,r0an
First Acceva-ulssos Nellie Flowers, suri, DOyl'.
Second Aores,t Misses Allie Mclaughlin, Mary
Lumsdcn, Liz Morrison.
Aneieut anil Modern history and lIydoloyy
First Premium - Misses Moc Ferguson, S lille
Doyle Nellie Flowers, Allie Mclaughlin, Mary Hef-
iernan.
First Accc,,t-N sscs Mary Iumslcn, illrc Nor
risOu.
astronomy
First Prenlim-Niss Mary Henemau.
Frd 1coes'"-Misses sallie Doyle Nellie Flowers,
Mor Ferguson.
s-5,~l dccr,,it-Niss i.rrie Morrison.
Ariaipetio and Algebra.
First Py,luiuu-Misses Nellie Frowers SalIic DOYLE
Firsf Icoroit-M Sses Mary Hunernan, Noble Fgrgu-
son, Allie Mclaughlin.
Natural Philosophy.
Firf prsmum-Nisscs Nellie Flowers, Sallie Dove
First dccrsst-Misses Mary Hen ruan, Mary Lums.
second d,cs,,a-yisscs Lizzie Morrison, Nonio Fer
guson, Allie Mclaughlin.
French
First Prcu.aus-Miss SaIHe n6yIe
Fr,f docrs,t-Mlss Molie Ferguson
Second drccsH-Miss Mary Lumsdcn.
leimuasLip
Rburd-Mlsscs Mary Lumsden Lizzie Morrsou.
tHsi dccost-Mss salie Doyle.
Shading ia Crayoa
PrnHiuDl-Mlss Mary Lumslen
Painting IN OIL
Flt prcuium-Nuss SaIic Doyle
tug icgsvH-Miss Mary Lumsdcu.
Slsiolwg anil pumHHy ia Water coiau.
Eaaf Prrniu4-Miss Nellie Flowers, Mary Heller.
nan, Lou Buddrkc.
Music ou pi1H5.
Fira p..uHu-Nies Nellie Flowers
Fut Agrssn-Miss,s ssllie Doyle, Mary Iumsicu
Mary llenyruun.
srrFNu nryIsION
Fia,f fT,miuu Miss MllHe FrIgusou
First AnJt-f-MFs lizzic Morrison
Nr.ic aH HOP.
Wr.un-Nl-s Nellie Flowers,
Music 0u GpHur.
Flr, prlwluu- Misses Stllie Doyle, Mary HcHuruuu
Flri Iurs3-Nl.s liza e Morrison Molno Fer
guson
FOCAL Music.
Ur.Ih-Mss Allie Mclaughlin.
First 4o'vvH-N ssos Mary IcnyruAn, Nellie Flow
ere, Mary Lumsdcn.
Christian Doctrine
Fby prrulom-Nisscs suHc Doyle, Nelly Flowers
Kate Gi.ruyi Annie Mclaughlin.
Premiums ~ Ao.ss.i
Misses My lumsdou, Lizzie Morrison.
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HEADQUARTERS L.. s. FoECEs, I
NASHVILLE, June 22, 1862, \

No footman will be allowed to cross
the Railroad Bridge, over the Cumberland
River at this city, except soldiers on dur
ty by order Of
Gen n, DUMONT Commanding
~ RRADEN, A. A, q.
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By Last Nights Mail.

FuRrREss MoNEoE, June %. - The
gunboat acob Bell on Saturday proceed
ed up the James river TO reconnoitre, and
ran hard aground on a shifting sandbar.
Of which the rebels, soon observing, took
advantage by bringing IA battery Of field
pieces down on the south bank and OPEN
ing on her with rilled guns loaded with
shell aud solid shot The guuboat did
all she could to drive of the rebels, but
did not succeed until considerably dam
aged.
Memphis, June % Via Cairo, 23)-
Over two hundred merchants have taken
the oath
The citizens Of Brownsville, Haywood
county, raised the Stars and Stripes yes
terdsy
The rebel Gen. Coles, an original Sc
cessionist, sends word to Gen. Wallace
that, since his cotton was burned, he
wants to take the OATH
WASHINGTON, June 2I-The treaty
between the United States and Mexico
for the extradition Of criminals is o1lci-
ally proclaimed. The provisions of the
treaty are not applied in any manner to
any crime or ofense of a purely political
character, nor docs it embrace the return
Of fugitive slaves.
The Secretary of War to-day ordered
that all applications for passes or permits
for persons or property within the lines
Of the United States shall hereafter be
made to Brigadier- General Wadsworth,
Military Governor Of the District of CO.
lumbia and be subjected to such terms
and conditions as he may prescribe
The Navy Department has received
dispatches stating that on the night of
the 9TH inst the schooner Rawana, for
mcrly the Garibaldi seventy tons burthen,
built opposite New Orleans, ran into Stone
river and anchored near the entrance, not
knowing it TO be in our possession. She
was taken, we having seven gunboats in
that vicinity. She was last from Mas
sAu, and had cargo Of lead and a few
shoes.
An order has just been issued from the
War Department, TO the effect that the
act to prevent and punish frauds on the
part Of officers entrusted with making
contracts on the part of the Government,
approved June 2, 1862 applies only to
such contracts as under the laws and
regulations in force at the time of its
passage were required to be in writing.
SAN FRANCIsCo, June lS.-The steam
cr Golden Gate sailed from Panama with
l75 passengers and S3SLO0O in treas
ure for New York, and $500 for Eng
land.
A letter received in this city from
Go'cnOr Alvarez, Of Guerrero, Mexi-
co, states that on the 2G Of May he re-
ceived news from the City of Mexico that
the French army had capitulated.
SAN Francisco, June l4-Arrivcd--
bark Granger, from Hong Kong. Sailed
steamer Sonora, from Panama, with
ninety passengers and $4,000 in treas
uro for New York, and $4,000 in treas
urc for England.
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NHIIH Ml W.i'N T. h'Np'I
In consequence of the lsteness Of the
hour-noar miduight--one of the scenes
in the above was omitted, as was also a
lovely piece ON the harp, "Tho Last Rose
Of Summer a piece which we have al
ways listened TO with delight, as per-
formed by MMLENHAUmandmany of the
best artists that have appeared before an
American audience, and which we heard
Miss tlowERs perform a few weeks ago
Premiums were then distributed TO the
First Junior and Second Senior Depart
mcuts, when Miss SMW =. SURF de-
liycrcd the Naledictory in manner
which drew tears from many eyes as well
in the auditorium as among her compan-
ions upon the stage.
At the conclusion of the yaledctory
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thursday MORNING, JUNE &c, 1862.
ANNIVERSARY !
Celebration Of the 4th Of July, 1852,
AT THE STATE CAPITOLl

40 sunrise there win be a NATIONAL SALUTE Of
uRTY -FOUR Guns nrci from Capitol Hin, and the
rous Church and other Public Bells VIII bc rung -
request. The Military Procession will form ru3cr
direction of the Ouccr u command, at th, corner
Spruce Dnl Broad streets ana bee ready 8, moy,
Jm thonCo at 9 O'Clock, down Broad 10 vino. mp
no to Spring down Spring TO Cherry, up Cherry
Union; down Union to College out of College to- the
bile Square around the square TO CoIor aud mp
dan Street to the Capitol
ORDER on EXEBCsEs AT THE CAPITOL,
oomNEScrSa At TIN o'uocK, AN.
/. Music by the Military Band.
! Prayer by Rev. J. Huntington.
3. MU SIC.
READING OF THE DECLARATION or INnE.
PENnENCE BY ENGoy. W. g. CAMPBELL.
.. MI SIC.
Heading OF washington's Farce
wen Address,
by RUSSELL HOUSTON, ESQ
W - i.0ANf
GRAFTON BY HuN JORDAN STOKES
Io conclude with
Music, and 80 Gums!
ATS O'Clock, g.. M, the Exercises Will be- resumed
an AprE-s from EN.Goy. NELL s BROWN
The Committee Of Arrangements 70 poctuIy Invite
Ir citizens of the city the County, and Tho o'iuin
g Counties, tu-paruripatr in tie Celebration. The
tdies aIr particularly requested To honor tho uccl
Uu hy th0Ir presence
r. GIASCOCk, JOIN CUUMBlEN.
Jos. d. KNOWLES, WIN. $. CHENuANI
NJ NJ. BRIEN, T.J. MARLBOROUGH
4. g. SnANkLANU, r.. q. GARRETT
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HONORs IN THE DEPARTMENTS.

FIRST JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
bNTHsg.
10 una-NLss Kate GHray
Itns A.-s.sIa- Misses laura hooper lHu BuidgAc
Good loadHr.
SIpn Mahl-Mip Katie Gilroy
SECOND SENIOR DEPARTMENT
Diligence.
Crn.rss- MssJs SalIe Doyle, Molly Ferguson
il0s tr....f-M.sses Mary uthernau, Neulg f,uw
ere
Superior U0BHutt
SHrr M-ial-Mss Sauio Doyle
FIRST SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
inaH.HHf 1Hi Ur,ar y Hf u.la.fslf.
Nlss sAIIE p SNIP.
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7 SENIOR DRPARTNENT

i,HHf 11i uHtau n De u.IuTa.H.'.
MlSs SNuE p SHIP.
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AZ O'Clock, q. M, The Exercises viii bc resumed
au ADDRESS from EN.Goy. NELL Drown
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18
t11IIsiirARY APPOINTMENTS.

O. The following promotions were made in
the Third Regiment on Mondays" +: =,
. Lieut.. COL G: W. Griggs, Of Ramsey
County, Colonel vicc Lester, di. missed.
~. Capt: G. C.: Andrews, Co. I, Of Stearns
County, Lieutenant Colonel, vice Griggs,
? P'Gs''i} as' Gisa, rd.11 d11lLccs lg,L e. d, Good.
hue CoqDty, Coq94D9ty Captain, ,uice Guparnee, dismiss
ed.o9 s"rst; .ToTjH 4$" ~ %1t~',,,4
.: 2Ra" Lieut.; ". ~. pesklSey; co:: E, 1st
Lieut., uice Baker, promoted
10 sv.11st I: lieat, J. H. Swan, CO. I, Of Lesuer
County, Captain, u'ce Andrews, promoted.
:2nd ! Lieut.; Damon: Gf9enleaf; 6 Co. I,
Lesuer County, lst Lieut., uice Swan, pro-
NOTED.
::'lss IseredaRat' wnli.o +! Morse, I, End
Lieut., yseea aGreenleaf 'P5romnoted:n"| ~'7'
/ u! .3S. = E0hxiiLr ~. rIl,}.li hi /, ~,
ossLieuts ColAndrews, and Eeuts. Green.
Morasss:2 .fs i ali 81, Cloud men men: =: