davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
21Sn NEW 7-Octave PIANOS in rose
Proposals.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFYlCE LICuT-HOI
WAsH1NG1oN o.. June b. le6g.

WAsHiNG1oN Cry June l5 1862.
PROPOSALS for BUILDING and EQUIP
Il PING TWO FlRST-CLASS and THREE SECOND
Separate sealed proposals si be received AZ this Office nm
and equPPius two hssicsss Lightly esses VI tie following
dimensions:
Leugth from AFTER side Of post to tie fore side OF
main stem SO feet breadth u b-an nodded . feet inches
dth Of hold from top of timber rake 70 top OF beam, IL
feet tunnagc about 23l
The Board will also receive proposals until I, m. MON
DAY the Path OF July 1862 for building and equppns three
Seond-cisss Light Vessels Of the following dimensions;
o. beam nodded n feet inches depth Of hold rom tor Of
huber srke to top Of beam 10 feet inches tunsee about
The white oak be Of the best timber and the
he psted specscatOns ~ ahih the vessels al.
sruced and which will with tie drawings and plans he az
thcson to the Light, House Board or to the LghiHouse
Inspector Portland Boston New York Philadelphia at
which places also the plans and drawings may be seen and
he Board reserves the right rejec, any proposal to
refuse receive any vessel not built in strict conformity
the terms Of the coiIAct will be considered
binding until shall have been approved by the Hon SecTo
rdsed uness from persons engaged in shpbuidiug sud
each must be aisd by the signatures Of two
sponsbe persons as sufees or the ih inhnen oil toe
Zach vessel must he distinctly specified with the FOR
witch the bidder proposes build and equip her according
90 the drawings and se inca ons snd copy OF the neo
gecfcsons must be uc osed by each bidder evidence
ds~ins Of the ve.e consscea T viii bc furi.h.d,o
TIE contractor which he will be required adhere strictly
this the mold oIt nues tt on
examined BY the sVperutsudng officer, who will be assigned
the duty by this bosd with the approval Of the Secretary
Of tie Treasury and who Will be required 20 that the
executed aud The materials used Ia strict conformity
and specifications Of The contract and who must
certify 10 the same IN writing before the vessel VIII be 70
s.ivrd and payments az. horned 10 be made.
Persons skiug proposals build any OF these HIGHT vessels
NAY sUges: any change alterations by which the cost VIII
te,senes without using inferior mat eriss aud in making
s suggestions the precise character Of the change a!era
viii named with the amount saved thereby. The
proposals. for each vessel state the time required
pate and deliver the agent Of the Board at
sSeh place may be sgreed upon the ssH to be named in
Sse bd All proposals mus, BE- sealed aud Endorsed Pro
,9sa for building Light TcsssI' and then ineloed In
another and the Secretary OF the Light,
House Board. Wellington u. G.
No bid viii be dered doe. conform 10 the
ouirements of this advertise ment.
Any person submitting proposal may be present and wit
ness tho opeuing OF the bids the time place heenbe
fore specified
rs order Of the LightH House Bosrd
jylO 3weod w. u. SHUBRlCk, Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
Burning fInio, Oils, &r.

IRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
Received direct from the manufacturers and wells and
y" sale 10 quantities 10 su In prime shipping order NJ tho
az swssl market rates, by sCllIKFFEl1h BROTHERS
~V', Nee i1V sas l1I William. IT., hsWYsTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29


lid out more than half million soldiers; 1t has
, Turopc under contribution 10 furnish II not only
irms bot soldiers TO IRE them II has Ieit no re-
soIrce untricd, and omitted no condition OF she-
cess ,.,
The result Of al this immense and toasted supe-
r;ority on the part Of the North, coupled WIN The
,ro., imnense exorions Id that the South remains
nncononered. The result is Illuminating enough To
tLe ,yarlike reputation Of the North. IL has not
hesn separated from ito feeble adversary by seas or
mountains, but only by geographieai nnei nature
has not nterfered 10 protect TIE weak from the
stropC; three Grand Armies" have advanced in
lie Confederate territory; and yet, to-day, the
YANKEES hold IN Virginia ana Tennessee only the
ground they stand upOn and the South, IN spirit 10
more invinribe than ever
The humiliation of the North in the eyes OF war
like nations il complete. The loud and insolent
boasts with which II commenced the war only show,
with the force of contrast the htle thai had been
ACCOM- lhed by power that had every element vi
,uneriority over w-but that OF soul
LOOK or foR DEsERrERs.
WAR DEP.hIstSr.
,nu1.S. AND TSsPHarUR-GLNREAL Uffi,s.
"''' hicnsosp. jay y, 1874 J
GlsrnAL Orders, No. LII. The employees
81 railroad eompau.s Authorized sud requested 20
mine he pss ana burroughs Of soldiers rAssng over their
ros and to al d-ssrles and persons sosen, whou:
,y from the sTay whenever they may he found on sod
roads ard deliver THIN to an ofoef OF The sy ~ the moot
post station OF 90 ooss mem IN jail ana repor'
,h,ir names sld regiments 20 the Adu,snt and nspotor
General Richmond. Thirty doIsr. rn De pai9 Tor All de-
..,t,r, d. yerd 90 officer, and = II dollars for each de-
,rtrr lodged IN li No ALLOWANCE. viii be- made for tho eI
Icase. q Apprehension AID transportation All l"fs re,
eiDg desofcrs re9ues,ed ~ detnin them Inc usual
allow snce prisoners Will be made . ..
By command oI the Secretary OF WAY. COPPER,
Aeju,snt and Inspector General
REVENGE MuMFoID's DEATH.
The + raa.aer clamors for victim 10 be offered
Mp in revenge for " tho wsnton and cruel murder o.
Mum,ord' at Nsw-Orleans.
MORE YANKEE WOUNDED GONE.
still another lot OF Yankee wounded were sent Oh
Yesterday, via railroad to City Point, en- route foi
Inc North. But few remain now, and these few
who are tie desperately wounded, will, doubtless
find their release in Il few days from power hielei
than the Confederate authorities.
The mortality among the Yankee wounded 30 fai
tss been upward OF fifty per cent. This Is accounted
for by the fact that, neglected by their own sur
oeons they hay on the battlefield several days be
fore any attention could DO ald TO their wounds by
oar surgeons, aud then. In groat many eases 1t wa
too lars 70 e;iect my good BY aWpoeool AUD o'oe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29


OFFICIAL REPORT.
RicHxoSo, June - 1862.
Gen. s. Coorrn. .idla,ant and rs'pee'or.'iene,ai.
SIN. Before the Both May l had asceuaned from
ru.y scouts that Reyes Corps euoanped this side Of
the sahoulny. the Williamsburg road On tns DAY
Npoen ~ H. nh ~. oort as,eIpiaed 10 attack
n ON NEXT morning hoping to be able to defeat
coo.Iy In m Inoe advanced position before could De
niose.d Written orders were di,petch,d to MAJ Gems
I'M Uu.sr, aud T. V Smith Gen LonptTeet being near
v h,adonaf,e. received yefb Instructions The receipt
Of the orders Acknowledged . 20 ,.-.,
zen Hnl, supported BY the division Of Gen Lons'ree
who he'd the direction operations the rish Was 10 adj
yun by tie vi asbuTg road TO attack te enemy IA iph'
Cen Hnga with has 1ivkon vas 90 move down 'he CnAI IS
cav rsI in order 10 sacs flank the troops who light be
en.d With Hill and eet nne.s DO found In hs ron,
force enough occupy the dvis.co Gen snltn ~ 70
Mile road to readiness either 70 fall on heyess Hsh
n,pk OF 10 cover Lon,seet ien They were To move AZ
dybreaL Heavy snd po,rset,d rains during ne senoon
creased the probability of our having 20 dee. wn no ne
ufo,apt and prne,lal movement OF the troops f.' "
Smith, Hill, aud LoBgstIeet were IN Position 80 ''
b1wrVcr 10 commence operations by o'clesA IN -.
Msj Gen. Lous.seet, an~ns to ,g~sI ssn nsssd
iusesd Of tie combined mOVens.ln "" 80 ~. A.
wsitei tom hour hour 70, Cen hSgeis d.'i-aot AZ
10 Aseotdiugy commenced nis advance at that
hon. opssrs the engagement MIA sIie'S ala" 'a"H'H'~
~ . o eloca Il became close aud heavy -, ~. a.,
Ia lie mean time haa Placed Jssl ON tAe ei' o. 80
force npoyod in his sttaeA, with Tue division o. ,i sn
,ha mi HI ne on part OF the Leia where eold opseIVe,
ana be ready meet. any COULTER movement wn.n t
~, IcneIs night naAs against our center OF le OWING 70
~ me peculiar condition OF the atmospheric tho sound oil INC
did no. reach cons. queny deferred l'ins The
sal fof Cen smi,hs adgsnc~ al O'Clock az when time
MAJOR Jesper Whiting of Gen. Sn,shs stan whom mad sent
10 cam the state Of affairs with Gen Lonssreets conu re-
turned reporting that IL pressing with vgoT Smiths
/ troops /. ere Al moved forward
nj. p,incipa attack made by Ms,oyGen Lons.treet
Wiz hi. o9n and MaorGcn ID. II. Hills Divi.oa.the lat
ter mostly in advance iPs brave troop admirably com
snded and calamity led forced their way through the aost
ts which formed tie en.mys external deenses AID stofne
ter ntIenh ments by determined and Irresistible issh
such the manner IN which the enemy hss. nae wa
carried The operation repeated with tn same EAany
AID troops pursued their victorious career
through tbs enemys successive cumps aud
Az each position they encountered fresh troops oelons
Ing TO IT, and brought nom the rear
hsy efforts to etzke woT<s when tneJ
had carried But their advance was never successfully 10
sisted. ..,. A
night By uiehtfs they had forced their way 20 ihs
Pine. having driven tho enemy back more thsu 7"
hlO ~ ,bslr awu camps, tad ts9m a'e0'' o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-29
Aunusenenfs
ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
III L

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID Mr.. ALFRED BURNETT
THE GREAT DELlNEATOR OF CHARACTER,
Mo sf' aMSsSS CONC rE ai
MIR. EDWIN NELLY Tenor and Light Comedian.
- and Master LEON.
THE ETHIOPIAN CUBAS.
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES daily, at 3 and u O'Clock
The following novelties 20 be seen at all hours:
THE, C0NNECTICUr GIANT GIRL,
NED. THE LEARNED SEAL
Ned plays the Organ ke, hi. Keeper Shoulder. the Niue
As' DE Den or LYME ME ,a' MUNSTER sERPENTs,
AQUARiAL GARDEN. &c. &c
Admission TO ali only 2' cts children under ten 10 c'.
CEORGE CHRISTY's MlNSTRELS,
" No. 5S5 Broadway. opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
GtoR pptc Snhu'ii ana Lessee, aud Propneora
GEORGE HRlsIY.:.....;;:.......st Stag. r Manager.
the Lanshsbie farce Of the D0UBLE- sEDDED ROOM.
George Chrsy Ducimer Swipes The famous Quarette
Reeves, Morland. Birch. aud Corwin The famous Clog
Dancer. r. Sands Grsnd Matinee every Saturday at
for Ladies and Chdres Admission rs half price.
creep. for children to Matinee only Doors open u Cur
ain rises at SPFecscly
NIBLO's GARDEN.-SUMMER SEASON.
~ Les,ee and Manager. WV. WnEsrIyr
THIS EVENING, Gen. THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
and STAT will vi'it hi this IheasI 20 w s,
FAREWELL ENGhef8EE tl And f%sf FIVE NIGHTS
m OF Ma John , COLLINS LaSsa,.,
II Trf s:;i'ISi EyESiN Inc july t q
LAST NO"i d. i"o VI THE COLLEEN BAwN.
Myes ms COppuIeen with sOugs). Mr.. JOHN COLLINS
The piece produced ,c,,o 4. ia a1 ths
when first represented al this establishment AT the close o.
the drama Mi COLLINS win .ins the Grand National
Anthem. Columbia Gem OF the Ocean,"
Nj wGraILsY tsk'' much pleasure IN sInopD5ns that a.,
establishment on MONDAY EVENING. Aug
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
From Washington,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE eorrespon-
dent of the Associated Press, who is at the
headquarters of the Army of the Potomac,
reports that q small force Of the enemy's
cavalry made it's appearance yesterday
morning at Salem, which is ID miles from
Warrenton. They were lowering in the
rear of our army evidently watching our
movements and to cut of transportation
supplies.
The information received respecting the
rebel army, shows that A. P. and D. H.
Hills commands were encamped in and
around Culpepper Court House yesterday,
that Longstreet's command lies between
Culpepper and GordOnsVille while Jackson
holds Chester and Manassas Gaps.
There was heavy firing in the front Yes-
terday between PleasGnton and Stuart, but
the result was Of no Importance.
Gen. Bayard still remains at Rappahan.
mock Station, with the enemy in force on
the opposite side Of the river The troops
are in comfortable aud healthfui condition,
being well clothed aud with ample supplies
of food.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided in regard 10 the tax on sdver-
tisements-that the last ProvisO of Section
5S Of the Excise Law exempts a newspaper
whose total circulation does mot exceed
1000 copies from all taxes on adveFtise-
ments; and the last proVis0 but one of the
same Section exempts the receipts for adj
vertisements to the amount of one thou
sand dollars. consequently they will be as
sesssd only on the excess over one thou
sand, and then ouly when their whole cir
collation. exceeds 1000 copies.
The Agent Of the Associated Press is au-
thoriZed by the Secretary Of State and
Secretary OF Treasury to say that the re-
ports of the Cabinet divisions upon the
measures of the Administration, which
have gained some currency, ace altogether
| grouudless.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Commodore Farragut's Fleet.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Navy De-
pBrtment has received voIuminous dis
patches from Rear Admiral Farragut, da-
ted Pensacola Bay, Oct. 18th.
After stating that Galveston, Corpus
Christi, aud Sabine City and the adjacent
waters are now in our possession, he says
A short time ago he sent down the coast
of Texas Acting Volunteer Lieut.. ], W. XII
tleridge with the bark Arthur, the little
steamer Sachem and launch, with which
force he said he could take Corpus Christi
aud the waters adjacent, whence so many
small craft have run the blockade to Ha-
Vaua. He succeeded very we'll. BE took
the places, made several captures aud COM
PEELED the enemy to burn several of their
vessels; but on one occasion venturing in
shore with his small boat he WAS surround
ed and taken prisoner aud carried to Hous-
ton, where they parOled him on condition
that he should go North and not serve un-
til regularly exchanged.
next sent the Kensington, acting Mas
ter Crocker commanding, with the Rachel
Sein aud launch with a hoWitZer to Sa-
bine Pass, He too succeeded we'll. He found
at the bar one of the mortar schoouers.
Henry Jones acting Master of the Pen
take part with him which he did and ac-
cording to acting Master Crocker's report
performed his duty with great credit.
They took the fort and are still going
ahead finely having taken several prizes,
one Of which arrived here yesterday with
dispatches. / next sent Col. PiershaW with
the guuboats 0Wasco, Harriet Lane, Clifton
and Westfield, to take Galveston, which he
did in the shortest time and without the
loss Of a man. 1t appears that the first
shot from the OwaseO exploded directly
over the heads ofthe men at and around the
big gun, their main reliance and the enc
my left. A flag of truce was hOisted and
the preliminaries arranged for a surrender
which took place on the 9th inst.
Corpus Christi AMI the adjacent waters
are all still held by the Sachem and other
small VESSELS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Cen. Rosecrans at Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ia special to the
New York Tribune says
General Roseerans and staff arrived last
aight, having left Bowling Green at six
o'clock that morning on q train to Mitchell
vile, making the remainder Of the trip 40
miles on horseback without interruption by
the guerrillas.
The forests are blazing along the great
er portion of the route aud many dwell
liugs are destroyed. The country looks
painfully desolate. The inhabitants, for
age aud stock are neatly all gone.
The reports about the starving situation
Of Nashville were fancifnl.
About 10000 bushels of corn and other
substRntiAls we're in store when Gen. Nc
Cooks corps arrived.
The recent attack Of the enemy was re-
eonuoissauce and feint to enable Morgau's
guerrillAs to destroy the railroad bridge
We lost about 80 killed and wounded in the
attack.
Gen. McGook has driven most Of the re.
bel guerrillas clear back from the city.
The rebels are still in considerable force
at Murfreesboro but are retreating as rap
idly as possible beyond the Tennessee riv-
er, destroying everything as they retire.
A supply train Of loo wagons arrived from
last night.
Gen. Rosecrans has occupied Gen. BuOll's
old headquarters.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Important from Riohmond,

WAsHTNGroN, Nov lO.-I have news from
Richmond up to the 9th inst. Lee arrived
there about two weeks ago, aud has been
there ever since. He has resumed his po-
sition as General Commanding-in-C Chief,
and acts as military adviser to the War
Department. Gen. Joe johnson saccseds
Lee to the active command of the rebel ar
mics north Of Richmond, aud now has his
headquarters at Culpepper. StoueWall
JacksOn's corps has been increased to Co.
900 men. The advance Of the army Of the
Potomac was known in Richmond and the
situation we'll understood. The rebel plan
of operation was said to be to mass their
forces on the Rappahannoek and then fight
the greatest battle of the war.
The Merrimac is completed and has been
below Fort Darling for several days, with
steam up aud her full compliment aud
crew on board. She is ready for a fight,
aud may be expected at the mouth OF
James river at any moment. She passed
the distinctions in James river coming
down, but owing to their perilous nature,
it is impossible for her to return to Rich
mond. Ifworsted in an encounter with our
Navy, she can only seek protection under
the guns or Fort Darling,
Officers in the rebel service have been
detached by the Richmond War Depart
meut to carry on q contrahand trade for
their government between Baltimore and
Richmond. 10000 pounds of quinine,
100, 900 pounds of Illuminating powder,
and 100000 percussion caps passed the
blockade of the Potomac In possession OF
these parties.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Mcclellan Bidding Farewell to the
AFuV

WASHINGTON, Nov. lI.-Major General
Mcclellan and personal staff left Warren
ton at IL to-day. On reaching Warrenton
Junction a salute was fred. The troops
which had been drawn up in line after
wards broke ranks, when the soldiers
crowned round him, and many eagerly call
ed for few PARTING words. He said in re-
Spouse while on the platform of the cars {;
al wish you to stand by Burnside as you
have stood by me add all will be well,
good bye" To this there rose spontaue-
Gus and enthusiastic response.
The troops were also drawn up in line
at Bristow Station and Manassas Junction,
where Salutes were fred aud where Nc.
Clellan was complimented with euthusias-
tic cheers.
The party arrived here this afternoon
just in time 20 take the o'clock train for
Wenton, the cars being detained owing to
some impeachment on the track. Gen. Nc
Olellan was recognized by the many SOL
diers quarterd in that vicinity, when he
was greeted with oft repeated cheers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Another Rebel Steamer Cantured.

BALLrNoRE, Nov. ia letter from an
officer on board the flag ship Hartford,
dated off Pensacola, October 2sth, says !.
The U. s. steamer Montgomery came in
this morning with fine side-wheeI prize
steamer, loaded with arms aud munitions
of war, which she caught about so miles
off Mobile after chase of seven hours
She was originally the Arizona, but had
been changed to the Caroline, and was
commanded by Capt. Forbes, Of New Or
leans, formerly of Amboy, N. J. She hats
from Havana. When about being over
hauled her crew commenced throwing
overheard arms, &C., but did not succeed
in making way with much Of her cargo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
Great Haul of Commentators Appa

Nav YORK, Nov. 1.-THE greatest haul
of counterfeiting apparatus that has been
recorded for years was made by John Jeu-
kius, Deputy U. S. Marshal of Philadelphia,
assisted by Benz. Franklin, Chief of the
Detective Police of Philadelphia, and
others.
They succeeded in arresting man nam.
ed George White, 80 years of age, whose
place Of residence is at No, 23S Atlantic
Avenue, Brooklyn, aud place of business ut
No. So Cedar street, N. Y, under the as
sumed name Oft. H. Bentley s Co. White
was formerly employed by abe American
Bank Note Company.
All the paraphernalia of the counterfeit
ing business were secured. The finished
plates and viguettes as also those in pro-
cess of engraving betray che hand Of mas
ter workman.
Finished plates on the following banks
were secured: Commercial Bank; Glen
Falls Bank 5'si Bank of Orange County,
N. Y, SIS; Posasset Bank OF Falls River,
2's; Liberty Bank Of Providence, R. l., 2's;
Waterbury Bank of Connecticut, SIS and
los; Farmers Bank of Reading, Pa, rs;
Cuyler's Bank of Palmyra, Pa, sc, and
Manufacturers Bank Of Troy, N. Y, SIS.
Both establishments were broken up and
the prisoner handed over TO the Deputy
Superintendent Falk, of Brooklyn, to
await hearing on Monday.
Rev. Morgan Dix, = son Of Gen. Dix has
been chosen Rector OF Trinity Church, vice
DR.. Berrian deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

GRAMMAR LEssoS-To be recited in the
CHURCHES every Sabbath during the Win.
ter.
lst exercise, by the Congregation
Cough is verb, active, intrausitive. and
In the present tense, Indicative mood is
corrugated thus
IcouRh We cough
Thou toughest Ye or you cough
He coughs They cough
Present Participle-(alD coughing!
I'd exercise, by the Preacher:
Cough is noun, common, too common
in this congregation neuter gender, plural
number, and in all cases governed by
DR.. CHAPMAN's HoARHouxD BALsAu.
Price 25 cents. Sold by
.Jilr T. Il. LOGAN Co.,
and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-12
HEADouARTERs 9IFH hEIaApE. v. M
'.-t WhsalfnE. Nov. G. Ise9

GeneTul Order No. 9.
L UntI further ordars, the field. staa and eou,-
missiOned officers, with the non-commtsliOnsd staR
sIesrs Of the 9Th and 5th Regiments OfVIrEinia Mn
tia, will attend AZ the ArmuTy under the Court Hon.
each Monday evening. for inStTuetiUn IN taetics
The roll viii be called at O'Clock precisely,
IL. The 4th and 6th Regiments WIN muster on
Saturday, the 18Th lust, At o'clock p n. the sth
Ragiment on eth Street between Union and NTouroo
Streets, and the 4ih Regiment on Fourth Street BE-
tween Molroe and Qainey Streets. Each Captain
ed, precisely ~ IL O'Clock, P. NJ Each Regiment
will be fomedby the Adiutant upon the order a tie
Colonel. Tbs Brigade vii Be Gofned bV tia A.
tAnf AtVtant General, 1Pon the order Of tie BriKa-
III. Untl further orders, each enrnnaBV of the
9Th and 9Th Regiments, VIII asasmbI0 for inspection
aud Instruction, one evening In each month flr two
hourls euumeneing Preeleiy At 6'el6ek. me- Cap
aud abssntees noted for return.
". The ColOnels Of the 4th and 6Eh Regiments
wiz forthwith order meetinE5 Of the battalion and
Regimental eouFts forthe laying OF no5 upo1 dsin-
qleuts, and the transaction Of usneS a. Ich tfres
end PLACES a. the Colonel Of each Regiment may
'. me colOnels Of the several Regiment, o. TIL.
Brigade Col J. u. Coehrane, 1881, Regiment. Han
cock County; Col. Joha d. HiehoIls 1854 ReEiment
Brooke COuuty5 Col, james MeClunsy, 5ih ReFirleut
Ohio County, Col, ApdlsW J SGoensy III Rfgi-
ment, Ohio Coqutys Col Thomas g. HeryeS, I6lEt
Regiment, Ohio County; Col. Geo. BgWors, Iaith
Regiment. Marshall County; viii earh return 70 thss
headquarters. ruater Of the hsld stan aud Company
oooTS o. his Rssiment and copies of tie rnlls AID
returns Of the Volunteer Cops attached 70 his Reg
meat. He VIII also return the description. uumfeF
and condition Of All arms and aeeoatFino1f &c.,.
ing the STATE, within the boInig 81 m oIrnr5f
His ufteotlon l. dtrse1ad fha Effh n a.
Cose o. NlESts.a k4itioe q Isl0I md eIeoiaJ
70 Sections 10 IL, IL Is. - And rs Il thaf eIDfeT
By order OF Brildier GtAeral JAHEs 6 WHTaT
D06 Ash. Adj't- General, 2lth BTiElds, v. n.