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The New York herald., 1862-07-26
VycKsHrrpC .Julv 10 1890
NEWS FROM MEMPHIS.
General Sherman in Command or the
City, &C., Sc.

MEMPHIS, July %, 1852.
Major General Sherman has assumed command OF this
city Hc Will enforce all orders issued by his prcdeces
Four hundred took the oath OF allegiance.
One hundred aud thirty received passes q go South.
Many expected that upon General Shermans arrival tie
order requiring them TO take the oath leave would be
modified, and have delayed taking action until to-day
Consequently the Provost harshals Office hronged
with applicants soliciting passes to 90 South and those
dosirous to take the required oath.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Throagh Connection TO staunton.

lriom lio isiChmunu DesIhtcn, July 10
the necessary repairs on the Cent al Railroad having
been completed tho viii start this morning from tho
depot OF the company this city, carrying the mail
through 70 Staunton This initiates the resumption ~
business over the whole route mentioned, and it is
be hoped that the vigilance OF military authorities
will not permit this important Of communication
70 be broken up again by the enemy.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
disaster to the ship saracen.

SN WNCisCU, July u, ISbE.
The ship saracen from Boston, has arrived here with
four feet Of in her hold. One hundred and hty
tons OF merchandise had to be thrown overheard.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

ST. JOINS, N. p, July 25, lS62
The steamship kangaroo, frcn New York, passed Cape
Race at thrsc O'Clock this (riday) morning. She was
boarded BY the yacht, and from the United
States to Wednesday evening, with private kilograms
through the commercial agency Of George stoker Esq
las Broadway, New York, placed on board.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Counterfeits on the merriinac County
bank, New Ham pshire.

bfrAbO, Juiy l5oz.
A barking house In this city received today from
Canada 81 600 hundred dollar bills countsrfets on
the Merrinac County Bank, Concord N. H. They arc
close imitation Of the genuine and appear to have been
passed extensively and received in good faith In Canada
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
General Curtis Crosses the Mississippi.

NIhNNDNt ITTN IN, INUE.
Information has been received by General e lnonn.
this morning that Curtis crossed tho ssrpi river
yesterday, with four Thousand men, TO point opposite
Helena Ark IL IL supposed that the rest oil his com
maaa has followed by this time.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Arrival from Now Orleans.

BosToN, July IS 1S62.
The steamer Rhode Island, from New Orleans OH tbs
1oth via Ksy West the 18th inst arrived at this
port she brings news.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Soldiers Not Required to Guard Private
Property OF the Enemy.
GENERAL ORpER-NO. i.

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY VIRGINIA,
WASHINGTON July 25, 1862.
Hereafter guards will be placed private houses
private property Of any description whatever. Com
nandnE officers responsible for the conduct OF the
troops under their command and the Articles Of War and
regulation: OF the army provide ample means for re
strainng them to the full extent required for discipline
and efficiency. Soldier called into the field TO do
baltic against the enemy and is not expected that
their and energy shall be wasted in the protection
Of the private property Of those most hostile TO the
srnment No soldier serving in this army shall hereafter
be employed in such service.
By command OF MAJOR GENERAL POPE.
GEo u. RuGeLEs, Colonel, Acting Adj ant General and
Chief OF staff.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Pcnnsylvania subscriptions 60 Ala
In Raising Volunteers.

EhLApkiTliiA, July 20, iSuz
Up 10 this time tho private subscriptions 10 tho bounty
fund, independent Of the railroads, amount 70 $500
lhe philadelphia and Reading Railroad to-day subscrbsi
O0O
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Funeral OF Ex-President Van Bnrcn

kNnERIIooK, July Is, ISG2
The funeral Of ex.Prssidsnt Van Surcn will take place
on Monday Juy 2s sson, O'Clock In this afternoon from
The Reformed Dutch church OF Kinderhook.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

General Stonewall jackson has not been niae fun
General as heretofore stated the list full Generals
being already complete under the law Of Congress.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Rebel Newspaper Accounts.

JACKSON, july II 1862. K
Tho crsrny cantinue shelng vicksburR. Tho lower
feet has moved about mile. IL believed that
Yank es will attempt capture tho Arkansas II
they lose half their leet IN doing Ths enemy's loss
in the ale engagement is supposed to have been five
hundred.
vIcKsBrrG July 10, 1862.
The ram Arkansas Is being repaired and wi / soon be
ready for action. The enemy have been esurey Smelling
ths city todsy. Nothing damaged--'sn body hurt. -
One of the enemy gunboats pas cd Nachez
towed by another boat; which patched hugely. Six
vessels have gone below Nalchoz Ia damaged condition.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
An AGair M TuncIn.

from Tho j.,eks,u Mss ,ssi pan. July i2.l
We Learn iron private letter that brlant lile ar
fair came c near Tupsi,, betwe 1900 lsnkQes and
force ef nfedsratss, on the 4,a instant 1hen the
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
Details Of the Recent Brilliant Cavalry
Movement Near Mount Carmel.
RoUT OF sTuART's REBEL CAVALRY.
Seventy.four Miles Marched In Twenty.four
Hours by the Union Troops.
Destruction Of the Railroad and
Train, Wagons and Stores.
THE REBLL CANP ENTIRELY DESTROYED,
&c, Gc.. DC.

Thirty Thousand Rebels, Under jackson
and Ewell, mt and Near GOrdonsvillc-
Work Cut Out for General Pope-The
Expedition to the Rapfdan. &c., SO.
LITTLE WASHINGTON, RAppAHANNocK COUNTY. VA,
July %, 1892.
The report recently teegraphed from warrenton that
jackson at or noar Gordonsve, is confirmed from
osher sources which that he Is at Louisa Court
House with "a 900 men and Eweli with corps OF Jack
sons command, is at GordonsvilIe-making total OF
80 900 men. His present intention Is said to be to
the offensive and break lines, and If successful
TO demonstrate upon Washington for tho purpose OF
drawing or our forces from Rich mond.
That Jackson Is In great force at Louisa and Gordons
ve beyond doubt and that he intends to attack AZ
early day is fully believed General Pope's forces
here have objection but rather desire that he will
make the attempt
As many msstatements have been published in regard
70 the expedition commanded by General HATCH may
be inappropriate make the following statements
a given by returned officer
After reaching Culpepper, General Hatch pushed his
whole force TO the Rapdan where in consequence Of the
destruction Of the bridges and the high Of the
he was compelled to leave his artillery and in
fsntry. With his cavalry he pushed to Orange
Court House. whero he learned that the enemy
were in large forco at Gordonsvle. Hs
thence accompany of the Virginia cavalry towards
Gordonsvile, who approached within six miles of the
latter place and confirmed tho report Of the enemy 5
presence and strength.
On Friday, tho 18Th, two brgades, supposed 10 b.
commanded by Cen. Ewel, made their appearance At
O-ango and on Saturday, after severs skrmshng Con
Hatch fell back rocrossed the Kapi3an and arrived at
Cupspper Sunday.
Daring this time twenty eight Of Company
A, New York cavalry. captured by the
enemy, owing, is sad to the ncrcGulity OF the
nanding officer, who did not believe statement t
The enemy advancing in force upon his outpost
station. Two or three men, whose horsos sadIsd
made their escape.
After returning 10 Culpcppor, General Hatch made
anoh r ncursion Madison and thence northward TO
sperryve asccrtaning that tho enemy forco
In that direction.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Death OF q Distinguished Citizen.
BxuoS, July 20, 1852.
Hon. Ruei Williams died AZ his residence, at Augusta
Ne, today, aged seventy nine years.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26
The Yankees in Orange Count,

at any i'm, Ia ~ d. from hirira sure I'd ground
iess scare 1d B. ali tie ter irIcrd 10 M eooiy and
oppose 10 adUdntd0e.
The New York herald., 1862-07-26

Thirty Thousand Rebels, Under jackson
and Ewell, mt and Near GOrdonsvillc-
Work Cut Out for General Pope-The
Expedition to the Rapidan. &C., SO.
LITTLE WASHINGTON, RApPAHAKNocK COUNTY. VA,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
United States.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjt Gen'l Of Iowa.

WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJ'r GENERALS OFrlcR,l
Washington, Oct. 70, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Ice.
1t appearing that large quantities Of Govern
ment property have been unla~fally disposed Of
By non-commissioned officers and soldiers, in viola
tion OF law AMI Of the army rules and regulations,
Il is therefore ordered: That oil United States
officers commanding posts, shall seize oil military
clothing, blankets, shoes, arms and equip nents
and other such supplies, which have been issued
by the Government to soldiers, and lost or dis
posed Of by them. And 1t shall be incumbent
on any person, not . soldier. who may have any
such property in his possession, to prove that he
has lawfully acquired possession thereof.
Such property, when seized, viii, be turned over
to United States Qaarterma ster, and his receipt
in duplicate taken therefore, Of zach receipts
to be transmitted TO the Quarter Master General.
The seizure will also be reported to the Adjut.nt
General.
All Provost Ma'shals appointed by the Depart
ment will assist in recovering to the United
States this description Of public property.
Commanding officers Of companies are reminded
that II is their duty net only to cause soldiers
Who are guilty Of violating the law, forbidding
the sale, destruction negligent loss OF clothing
arms, and public property, to be charged on the
Muster Roll with all the articles improperly los,
q disposed Of but also to enforce such other pun
ishment a. the nature Of their offence may de-
mand. sy1y8r
By Order oft rstssy Of War,
~ sss@ III. Il Il ,a7s L. THOMAS,
~, lo-3as Adjutont General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
VERY LATEST.
GALVESTON A.D CORPUS tURlsTD
TAKEN BY TIE FEDERiLs.
HOLLY SPRINGS EVACUATED BY
TIE REBELS.
From Washington.

WAsHIsoroS, Nov, H.
Tho Navy Department has re teived voulnirous
die patches from Admiral Farrt VI, ,uat.d PEN
tecoa BY, uct. 10Th After stating ths, Calves
ton. Corpus hrisu and Sabine City. and The sdr
jacent waters we're II our possession, he says:
| "A short time sgn son: l. cut. j. +" kit,redgc
! down the Goa Of Texas, with the bark Arthur
=. Little, Gamer Sachem. and q launch. with
wh ID force be said he could take Corpus Christi
and IN waters adjacent; wheucc We have heard
.. so ma vsmal crafts running 10 Havana. Hc
sacce.ded Sy well; took tho place and IN ,do
severa cant, -s. end compelled the enemy 10
bu-n y.,l va. els But On one occasion, re-
tu,niny on sha,e h bis small boat he VS. sur
rounded and taken pr ouc'' ano '1''.a .. nous
ton, where they paroled Nihi On conahon that 10
shouId 90 No,,h snt ~, :. &c until regularly :
changed.
Next sent the Lansington. 's''er .''cker
commanding. with the Kaonael seaman ana
launch, with one ho.itrer, to Sabi. pass lie
to succc ded well. tie found at the Ba. 're "i We
mortar schooner. the Henry James Acting ~1'eF
Pennington commanding whom he invited TO take
part with him. which he did. aid, according 10
acting Master Crockers report, performed his d, :
" with great credit. They took tho Fort, and
are going ahead finely having taken Sc eral prizes
patches.
| mex. sent Com. Renshaw with tho cunboa.s
o"assA, Harriet Lane, clifton and Westleld TO
take Galveston, W ich he did in the ,h,,test
'tme hHI without the lose OF n man. IL ,;tosavs
that the first shot from The Uwasa oanlosed
directly over Il heads Of the men at and nround
the big gun, their main reliance. and tho men
lett. flag of truce hoi-ted and the p,e-
iiminaries arranged for surrender, which took
p!a On the 9Th Instant
Corpus Christi ash the adj AGENT waters are
still held by tho Sachenl ard other nall vessels
Special to the Herald
Apl ications have been made for three more
Maine regiments 70 join Gen Bank expedition
Advicos Lave been received ir m our squadron
upon the cast Of T,x.s, by which it appear.
that whila couple Of vessels remain at Gilves-
ton, others have gone toward; the Rio
Granie.
Up to Oct 2Oth no troops tad arrived 10 fol-
iSw up the naval successes, and while the rebels
held the country around Galveston, and fro
queEtiy maie incursions INTO the city Mt night
yet the people OF the city nocked town to tho
wharf to be protected from the rebel soliiery.
WAsHIhGros, Nov IL
Gen. McClellan and staff left WarreDton at
ii o'clock to-day On reaching the junction a
sau'a was fred and the troop. drawn up in limo
Cen Mctlclien in rep lnse to call. foi a speech
said, u wish you % stand by Burnside as ynu
have stood by me and all will he well.
Good bye"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.
Gen. Schcnck to Succeed Gen.
Wool.
II Drilii u,st Dash into Fred.
erick.bMrg.
GEN. BURNSIDE'S ORDER.
From Washington.


WAsHrroroN, Nov. 10.
Gen. Hooker has cen assigned TO tie commaLd
OF the army corps her etptore commanded b, Gen.
fitz John Porter, who has been ordered 10 " ash.
ington to stand bis t-al the CD .rges preferred
against him by Gen Pop. tor misconduct at III g
battle OF Bull hun.
Especial to the Trbune.l
Gen. Schenck has been de si.nnted as the sue.
ccssor Of Major Gene-al Wool. and will proba,A y
be we'll enough to leave for his pos. within a d y
or two.
A private letter from New Ole ans says Butler
has recently taken possession OF two large planta
tons near mat city, and has transferred y large
number OF loyal blacks to them Tor active ser
vice.
The number Of fugitive blacks in the Denart
met Of the Gulf is increasing at rapid rate Lut
by emp oying them in this way, payng tn em small
wages and charging them fsf their cl.thlne. the
Government vii, be- ful reimbursed for the ex-
pense they may have been TO.
Norman erd, who supern,ended the Gtt;rg
out Of the Burnsi ie exle iition, belongs to the
same for the Bank. expedition. lie leaves far
New York Tomorrow.
Major Don fia't has been appoin Ted Judge Ad-
vocate If the Court Of Inquiry about TO assem- ol,
at Cincnpati.
One Of the most brilliant affairs which shed
lustre upon our volunteer cavalry, occurred on
Sunday norning at Fredericksburg. Ca +.
lahlgteen, CT Gen. Sigers staff with so Of the st
Indiana and SIN II detachment O. the 9th Ohio
'avaliy, das he'd into Fredericksburg early in the
morning. " ere they found eight compsnies OF
Virginia cavalry. Without g.vng the enemy
time to ioIm Capt. ID. fell upon them with 60 OF
his men, when desperate hand to hand lvht
ensued, lasting for th,ec hours when the rebels
were routed Capt. Eahlgreen lost only one killed
and one missing Our men returned safely on
sunday night, bringing ~ prisoners, with their
horses and accourements, AM their wagons load
ed with my cloth.
Heavy firing was heard On Sunday a. 2iy.rs
hea quarIe in the direction of tho Rappahap-
mock, which lead to the belief that ileasanton aud
Stuart were ut il again.
AT night there a rumol that Pieasanton
had driven the rebels of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
NUMBER Is.
From New York.

NEW l0Rk, Nov. 10.
Tho greatest haul Of counterfei.jns .oca,.,u.
recovered for many years Vas mads to-day. The
authorities succeeded In arre.ting man named
Geo. White, SU years Of see, waoss place 81 busi-
ness sis s. Cedar street, New York, under the as
sumed name o 7. H. Bentley i TO. White was
formerly employed by tbs Amercan bank Note
Company. All tho eparsrhernsiia tt the c, uster-
feiting business vas secured. The flashed plates
and vigncttes, as also H. Csc in process 4 sngrAv-
ing, ue,rav a master workman. The oni-h
pla.e secured we're on New lork, Rhode Island,
and Connecticut banks.
Tho Secretary % the Treasury 10 Borrowing
money to-aay Of tho city banks, TO pay tho army
of the Potomac. The money will be rs.iaoed BY
the sale " I 3-l0. jus advertised.
Rev. Morgen bix. son OF Gen. Dir, VAS to-day
chosen rector OF Trinity Church, vice D.. Bcrrian,
d.ceas ed
Gen Fremont arrived here yesterday The Pcn
rays he is about to visit " ashington, md adds =:
We ne not able 10 say tho rumor is true, that he
has been called there by the resident"
ht u Democratic NEE ing last evening John an
Ruren nominated zen Mcclellan for resident in
1864.
Lord Lyons, the English Minister, IL stiil at the
Brovooie House. lie has received u large number
oi distinguished vis'tcrs zinc. his arrival last At
uriay. His Loreship paid Gen. scott = very
lengthy visit yesterday afternoon.
The 5000 900 worth Of bonds, etc belonging to
Riggs6 20 stolen from the ank OF AH.rica on
tho oh inst, were recovered by the police yss'sr
y. from the hands 0. . noted receiver of stolen
property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
State and O,her ltt m, from our Last
Nights Exchanges.

Tue FouR1n Iowa BATrEIY, Capt.
Mitchell, left Des Moines for this point
on Monday. 1t is a full, fiue company.
3. +. PATTERSON, late Of tho Fiith
Iowa. has been appointed Lieut.. Col. OF
the Twenty ninth Regiment, Col. Ben
ton.
THERE are two thousand soldiers re-
ported in hospital at Keokuk.
Da. Knowles has been appointed
Examining Surgeon Of Pensions at Keo-
kuk.
JAMES II. ROADS, Of Madison coun ~,
raised beet which weighs 22 pounds
So says the Madisonidn. That Lee,ts
ali!
IHe New York Times has ascertained
that the late important dispatches subs
miitcd by the French legation were 10
relation to the arrest and imprisonment
Of French citizens at New Ohc ms, prom
inent among whom was Mr.. Heidsick,
the champagne importer and manufac-
turer.
WHEN Forney inquired Of the Pres'-
dent how he felt about New York, Mr..
Lincoln replied: Something like that
boy in kentucky, who s,ubbed his toe
while running to sec his sweet heart.
The boy SAID he was too big to cry, an
far too badly hurt to laugh"
HoRRIBLx outrages by negroes are re-
ported very frequently nowadays. 10
New Hampshire black wretch almost
murdered an old lady nearly so years of
age while attempting to overcome her
resistance to bis hclllsh designs.
STATUE OF MCCLE,LAN.-An eques-
TRAN statue Of Gen. Mcclellan is about
to be erected in Philadelphia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12
State Of Iowa.
ADIUPANr GENRoAL's OFFIcg,l
Davenport, Nov. s, 1862.
CIRCULAR.


CIRCULAR.
In reply to communirat tions from various sources
the following extracts from Chapter XLVI Of tiae
Laws Of Congress, passed at the second session of
the 81 h Congress. 1861 62. referred to. 1h ey
will be found below Tiey may be Of intere, 10
claimants and ,iaim agents
SIC G. And be it further enacted, That the
fees Of agents and attorneys for making out and
causing to be executed, tho papers necessary to
establish claim for pension, bounty, ard 9th CT
allowance, before the Pension office, under tn j,
act, shall not exceed tho following rates For
making out and causing to be duly executed by
the applicant, with the necessary atli lavit, and
forwarding the same to the Pension Office with
the requisite spondence, se dollars. ln cas-
wherein additional testimony is required by the
Commissioner of Pensions for each ailiiavit so
required and executed, and forwarded. Except the
aii iilavits Of surgeons, Tor which such agents and
attorneys shall not be entitled to any. tecs) one
dollar and Fifty cents.
SIC. Z. And be il further enacted, That any
agent or attorney, who shall directly or indirectly
demand or receive aGy greater compensation for
his services under this act than Is prescribed in
tho preceding section of this act, or who shall
contract or agree to prosecute any claim for a
pension, bounty, or other allowance, under this
act, on condition that he shall receive o per
centum upon, or any portion of the amount of the
claim, Or who shall wrongfully withhold from a
peusiener or other claimant the whole or any par
Of the pension or claim allowed and due to such
pensioner or claimant, shall be deemed guilty Of
. high misiemeanor, snd upon conviction thereof
ehsi for every such offense, be fined not exceeding
three hundred dollars, Imprisoned at hard labor
not exceeding two years. or both, according to the
circumstsnc and aggressons Of the offence.
Papers at county seats will insert this circular
once.
NIB BAKER,
novl0d3t Adjt Genl OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12

WAsnisGroN N0y TO-
have news from Richmond up IT, the 9th inst
Lee arrived IT, ere about two weeks a. o, and has
been there ever since lls has resumed position
as Gcneral-in Chief and Gets as military adviser
to the War Deparl ment.
Gen. Joe johnson succeeds Lee to the active
command Of he rebel aru4ies Of Richmond and
now has his headquarters a t Culpeppel Court
House.
Stonewall ia kson's corps has been increased
to 81 900 men
The advance Of thoarmy Of the Potomac was
known in Richmond, and the situation we'll un-
derstood.
The rebel plan Of operation said to be to
mass their forces on tho Rappahannock, an then
fsht the greatest battle Of the war.
Tho new Merrimac is completed and has been
below Fort Darling for several days with s,ea u
up and her full complement and crew aboard. She
il ready tor Fl ut and may be expected at the
mouth Of j Jines river az any moment She passed
the ohstructitns in james river coming down but
it is inIossitls ior her 10 get back to Richmond
If beaten in an encounter with our navy can
only ssek protection under the gu1s OF Fort bari
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-12

ANOTHER VlLLAfSoUs OUTAGE
Last Saturday evening q young lady got off
the western train and proceeded towards her
home on 18th street, pesr Rock islanG-going
up the latter street to cross The foot bridge.
She had proceeded upmolested to near the
bridge when che was set upon by q soldier
who attempted TO throw her down. She
fought the villain bravely, screaming for help,
and succeeded in reaching the middle Ct t. e
bridge, the fellow stil making bls hellish at
teDpts. Here her cries awakened the neigh
borhood, and several gentlemen started for
the spot which fri ghtened the scoundrel. and
he made off,
Has it come to this, that our wives, daugh-
ters and friends uust remain penned up in
their homes for fear of being outraged by men
wearing the livery Of the United States.-
Have our military authorities 10 cont. ol over
these fellows who go proving around the
etreets. insulting quiet, orderly citizens in
their houses and ON the slrests? If they have
not. i, is high time home guard was organ !.
lied, whose duty it should be to send euch
rascals to kingdom come whe ever and
wherever caught. A few days ago 1t was 'nti-
mated to us by an officer high in authority.
that Q patrol guard from Camp Mcclellan
sould be placed upon our stt ee.s every night.
AMI that all atragglers would be arrested un@
less they could give Satisfactory .cconnt Of
theneelves. This vas . cspital move, and II
carried out would result in much good but
we notice nearly as many soldiers lurking
around the saloons and street corners as be-
fore. Do something, you men Of power. 10
remedy this evil, and do that somethiog
quickly. -
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McCleiIan's Farewell Adde'S 70 hrs
Troops.

The following farewell orfer was read to the
troops composing the army of tho Potomac, yes
teSday morning ut diess parade:
IIE.pouARrEEs, ARaY OF THE PoTOMAc,
GaMf NEAR hacroRrows NEGIsIA,
November 7th, 1862.
To u. OH fys ard soldiers ot the A,my r. tho
/otomac.
A, ,ora.r he President devolvcs upon Maj.
Gen R,rns;ia -, command Of this army. In
parting from ,an rnnot express the love and
sra,i,utc bosr ,o ~, s.an army. Y"s hare
s'u"h up "naef my care. J. battles -
fought under my csmm.ni W vii !, -"babIy live in
our Nations history lheg glory you h. ,'o achiev
cd our mutual lerils ard fatigue. the e sr.s Of
our comrades who have fallen iu battle an. by
disease the broken forms of those whom wouuu.
ana sirknest have sabed. the strongest as socis-
tions which can exis. anorg men, unite us ..ill
by an iniIss lube tie. and | trust thst we sh.u
e"er be coInrades IN supporting the constt uton Of
our c"nutry, and the nationality of its people.
>igned,i GEJ. IS McCLtLL.s.
Mai. Gen. u. s. A.