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Marshal's Sale.

RY virtue Of writ Of g ia TO me directed from the
- Circuit Court Of the United States for the Mi die
District OF Tennessee, /, + r. Glascock, Marshal in
and for aid District, Will expose 10 sale publicly, to
the highest bidder for cash. at the Court House door
in the city Of Nashville on the 18th day Of October
1862, the following slaves, property Of Allen Crock.
EFT, namely Mary, about 10 years Of age, with her
infant son, William; and Peter, ten OF eleven wears
OF age the slaves aforesaid having been levied on to
satisfy judgment IN favor Of Clark, Adams n Clark
against A. Croctett, rendered in said Court the
2sth day Of April, 1852. sale to commence at 10
O'Clock, A. ~ i. r. GLASCOCK
sepl2-l4t L. S. Marshal, NJ. D. 7.
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The Ice Cream Garden

Is nov open, whore ladies' aud Gen ilemen oan be
served With that cool, refreshing summer beverage
made ~ suit the tastes Of The most iaetdpus.
Private families served With large or small quaint
ties, as reasonable rates. Julyli-sm
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3. v. BAssET. PROPRIRTOR

nNHs well-knOwu establishment Is prepared 70 fur
Il nlsh Heals ~ an hours, 10 any nnmDeT OF per
sons With All the deeaciea and Injuries Of tue seas
on prepared in the very beat etble
The Bin Of Fare, indeed, win challenge comparison
with that Of any house IN the North or Southwest.
The finest Wines aud BrandieB are kept constantly
on hand Dinnersor suppersfurnished IN any pario
the city on short notice.
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FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM NEW Y0RE
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday, .............Juy 20
Saturday, .... August 10 Tuesday, .... September
Wednesday October Saturday, ...... October 25
Tuesday, .. November Is Thursday, December II
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
equaled for speed, safety and comfort sea sickness
being unknown on board) is strongly recommended
as the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
FIRST CABIN.
From SllO 70 Sl55 each BERTH according 10 the Size
situation, and accommodation of the State Rooms all
having the same privileges In the Saloons, and Ina re-
gard 10 meals and attendance Suites Of apartments
for families may be engaged by special agreement
TICKETS FOR THB VOYAGE 70 and from LIVER
POOL at FARE AND HALE for First
and Second Class
Servants accompanying passengers, and children
under " years Of age, half fare infants free
SECOND CABIN.
State room berths, meals furnished az separate ta
ble 80
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate State Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utensils and good substau.
bal food
sTEERAGEi
With superior accommodations, ....... $50
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feet OF luggage
An experience Surgeon on board
For freight and passage amply 70 -
CHAS. A. WHITNEY,
Al the office, No. % Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND 3 ASPIEWALL, Agents.
July 90 1B62-till Dec. u.
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II will interest the numerous friends Of
Miss Adah Isaacs Menken to know that
she has Just been united in wodloek 10
Mr.. r. II. Newell, the "Orpheus c. Keer,"
of the Sunday Mercury
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S25 REWARD

lTOIEN, frim r. HULDFBRAGD, Jeweller, on Un.
- ion street. ONE PATENT LEVER ENGLISH
GOLD WATCH. Manufactured by Jno. Johnston, liy-
erpo0. The W tch Is Of small size, with white dial,
engraved on the insiie "GEo ". HAsMER from BIS
father n she year 1885 ;n on the outside engraved
'HoHACE HAsnF" The above Reward will be paid
for amy inform lion that may lead 70 The recovery Of
thC property "a. FL HAMMER.
Iuue5-G
Louisville Journal please copy 10 The amt Of e.
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GEO. W. SHEwMAKER. BYRON H. ROBB.
SHEWMAKER 81 ROBB,
9rmy gntttIi9enfe Offite,
No. IL, SOUTH FOURTH STREET
(BEWEEN MARKET AND wALSUT)
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Established for the Benefit If strangers,
COMING TO ST. LOUIS IN SEARCH OF
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have

NAUNI NVIWAVI9
Died from Wounds or Sickness.
CORRECT INTELLIGENCE WILL BE GIVEN OF
~ the condition Of any Sick or Wounded Soldier in
ST LOUIS. LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI NASHVILLE,
MOUND CITY, or any o'her Hospital in the Western
department. This is the ONLY Army Intelligence
ONCE in the United States and Information regard
ing Soldiers from any part OF the S. can be given
at any time, by calling at, or WHITING to the ARMY
INrKLilGENCE OPECE, Post-Otice Box No. 1913
y. B.-PERsONs COMING TO ST. LOUIS IL SEARCH or
rHuR FRIENDs will obtain all necessary Information
by calling at Once, No II, South Fourth Street
May IS, 1852 ly
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RYE FLOUR.

OK BARRELS FRESH GROUND Rye FLOUR, 90
OD hand and Tor sale AZ the Broadway Mis-.
tune5 d. d DlCkEY, Agent
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E'ROM OEE on TIKI lots or THE SUBCMBER; A
u Grey Jack. Any one ono returning the anl.aal o.
swing Information 81 the same Vil Do suitably fowar.
JED
n. @ sCOvAI o. North summer So.
iuyl-m
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| No more Moral SuasiOn for Traitors.
A field officer in the army in Alabama,
said to be one of the oldest field officers
from Ohio, sends a letter to friend in
Cincinnati from which the Gazette quotes
as follows, of the Southern rebel planters
who demand guards for their property;
"If l was boss of this war for one
month, if l did not make change and
make these fellows feel what war was,
then you may send me TO that country
where the preachers send all sinners.
would make these devilish old sinners
| feel that they had raised corn for some
body else beside the Southern army. But
instead Of their feeling that this is war,
it is to some Of them a perfect od-send;
they get double price or much more for
everything they sell. For instance, we
have paid them as high as six dollars a
bushel for corn, forty cents for butter,
and fifty cents a gallon for buttermilk,
and so on for everything. At this rate
| how can they suffer?
/ confess | am getting very tired Of
! all this. have now been with the army
everSa year, and am ready to die there !;
| but | swear don't want TO send to Ohio
and New Hampshire for subsistence for
the army, when it can be had here or any
part of it. would take their corn, pork,
or anything else they had if it was ne
Cessary for the support for my men, And
in addition TO all this, you have no idea
| Of the amount of insult we are required
90 submit 10, aud especially from the she
traitors. They spit at us, make mouths,
! curl the lip, turn up the nose, and when
they pass anywhere in the neighborhood
of as, jerk their froCk tails to one side,
as though they were afraid we might
touch them,
IL they are women, | would let them
know war is in their land for / know
these she devils do as much harm as the
| men-but no; we must take il all and
stand guard at their doors like their
own negroes, and they appear TO enjoy
the idea Of letting us know that they
look on us as servants, 1t is laughable
10 hear them talk and see them swell
, Why, Abe Lincoln was once nothing
but a common laborer, and split rails for
living. Such a President as that
could go on and tell you = thousand
things like these. am satisfied that
here, in the South, the people have not
vet felt what war really is; and until
we teach them this truth, and bring then
to feel it, we need not look for peace
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Yellow Fever at Norfolk, Va.
Rebel Raid at Florence, Ala.
Steamboat Warehouses and Cotton
Burned.
Sixty Wagons Captured.
lnll Inn--snu. T. T..
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
Sixty Wagons Captured.
Gold Leaving for Europe.

NORFOLK, Va, July 28.--Several cases
of yellow fever have occurred.
The official reports of the number Of
Federals killed, wounded, missing and
prisoners in the late battles before Rich
mond, approximate sixteen thousand
The health of our troops is rapidly
improving.
Considerable excitement exists at St.
Louis on account of persons endeavoring
to escape enrolment by claiming to be
British subjects.
The rebels are said TO be organizing in
all the Kentucky border counties.
CAIRO, July 26.-The steamer Evans
vile reports a rebel raid at Florence last
Tuesday. They burned all the ware
houses used for commissary and quar-
termaster's stores, all the cotton in the
vicinity, seized and burned the U. S.
steamer COlona, took all the money be-
longing to the boat and passengers. The
property destroyed was of great value.
They then proceeded down the river
Chickasaw to Waterloo, in the vicinity
of Eastport, and burned all the ware
houses, which contained cotton. An
other band of forty rebels captured
sixty of our wagons, containing COM
missary and quartermaster's stores, near
Pitlsburg Landing.
New York, July 26.-Fourteen hun
dred and thirty four thousand dollars in
specie went to Europe in the three steam
ers which sailed to-day, Gold opened
at 16 Z and closed at 1715.
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THEATRE.--Last night one of the most
enthusiastic and crowded houses Of the
season graccd the theatre and the per-
formaace went Off with unusual eclat.-
Mr.. w. s. MAY appeared as William in
Black-eyca Susan, and created most ia
vorable impression. His actions We're
graceful, and his knowledge Of stage bu-
siness excellent. We hope soon to have
the pleasure Of seeing him again in
another role.
On Monday evening will be produced,
for the first time in several years, the roc
mantle drama OF The Mse's Daughter, or
The Deaomcer 1t was in this play that
the celebrated WILLIAM RUFUs BLAKE
acquired such renown as one Of the very
best delineators Of old men upon the
modern boards. The last scene is one Of
the most affecting upon the stage, and is
calculated to draw q tear from the eye
of the boholder though he have heart
of stone.
Mr. DUFFlELD will sing, for the first
time, the new song, otis my Country &
Call" to be followed by Miss CoNsTAN-
TINE in a Dance, and the finale will be
The Good for Nothing, in which Mrs, HAT,
TIE BERNARD viii play the hayward Nan
If this last does not send the audience
home 10 good humor, then we are nc
judge,
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Canfeaernte Corr.

TURNER s. FosTER, our readers will
remember was elected Circuit Judge of
this District some time ago. BE re-
ceived his commission yesterday from
Governor JOHNSON, and went out the
same evening~to hold his court in the
Penitentiary. The loyal citizens gener-
ally regard him as the right man in the
right place. With .SEHoN to deClaim,
BALDWIN to dream, ELLIOTT TO pray, and
Judge. FOSTER to interpret the Constitu-
ton, the Peniteniiary will become re-
nowned for Law and Theology, eloquenco
and piety. We suppose Judge FosTEn's
labors will be confined, like himself, TO
the Penitentiary, and that all the
Courts he will ever be allowed 10 hold
will be in CAvERT's Temple.
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practically Republicanism is Abo-
litionism," says a correspondent of the
Boston Courier. No sensible person will
doubt that practically Abolitionism is
Abolitionism, or that Secessionism is Abo-
litionism. AS these three isms comprise
very large majority Of the people Of
the United States, the system of slavery
would seem to be girdled with circle of
fire, TO escape which is impossible unless
conservatism can succeed in its novel ex-
pertinent of trying to extinguish a fire
by pouring on oil.
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PIonae NntIce.

We have no time 10 transcribe COM
munications. We sometimes receive
communications with a scrap Of conf
Dental information written on the back
Of the manuscript OF course if we use
the manuscript we have TO re-write il,
and this imposes entirely too much labor
on us. We have no time for such work.
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ROSP CTUS
o. rHE
NASHVILLE UNION.

Tbs NAsHuuE UMos was commenced few weeks
since, for tho purpose Of opposing the Rebel southern
Coniederaoy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over all
tho States which have attempted to seccda It holds
friends all sho support anJ ne foes an who oppose
the Onion Of the States. Il has no watohword but
FRsEDoH AND NATIONALITY,
with rebels and tratU has no compromise 10
make It contends for the Federal Constitution and
the Laws made in pursuance thereof as the SUPREME
Law oT ina LAND, anything in the Constitution and
Laws OF any Of the States to the contrary notwlth-
standing
It contends for the Union Of ire States, because
without the preservation Of our liberties and ins-
tutions aud the organization Of society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stanes In
the way Of crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter by what uamc il be
He'd
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned for their
devotion to Liberty and Union, until they we're be-
trayed to the rebel despotism at Richmond by per.
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
have felt heavily the awful curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Let the names Of
rebel oiloa holders, Vigilance Committees, and Minute
Men, who have filled our borders with mourning, be
gibbetted before the world Let those ambitious aud
ayaricous men who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandizement be fastened T. the piIlory Of
shame, matter how high their position in society.
1T II be shown how the 20 fstyled defenders Of
"Southern Rights" are now leading marsuding bands
Of lreeboters ahd troopers site, Kid
mapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses, burning railroad bridges and cars and
numbering unarmed citizens in cold blood. Let tho
TRUTH 50 long excluded by the southern conspiators,
now circulate freely through every neghborhood
and ,auso vi assuredly triumph. WI not loyal
men everywhere aid Us in the di scmnaton OF facts
and the advocacy Of Free GovernmontY
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PostOfiess Re.OPened In Tsnnesses
Nashville, Davidson county.
MurfressborO', Rutherford county.
Jordan's Valley (ChristianA), Ruther.
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county.
Gallaiin, Sumner county.
Clarksville, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, Williamson county.
Columbia, MAury 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, CheAtham county.
Lafayette, Macon county,
Memphis, Shelby county,
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to 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 at least once a week.
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Military Discussions, Publications,

Military Discussions, Publications,
etc., etc.
OFFICE MEDICAL DIRECTOR,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July, 1862. :
From its frequent infringement, deem
it my duty hereby, to call the attention
of Surgeons in charge of Hospitals in this
city and neighborhood, and all others
connected with the Medical Department
of the Army, to the following, Article
XIV, Revised Regulations for the Army
of the United States:
Deliberations and discussions among
any class of military men, having the
object of conveying praise or censure, or
any mark of appreciation toward their
superiors or others in the military serv-
ice; and all publications relative TO trans
actions, etc,
are strictly prohibited"
EBN. SWIFT, Surgeon, U. S. A.,
Medical Director.
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Marriage and Funeral Notices,
SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1862
Col. stokes Regiment.

This regiment is prospecting finely, re-
ceiying accessions every day. We hope
that the last company will soon be filed
and that we shall have band Of Ten
nesseans who will be terror to guer-
rillas and drive the last one from our
borders. Young men, duty, patriotism,
ambition, self-interest, all things appeal
TO you TO join your country's service
Let it not be said TO your shame that
the State of JACKSON gave thousands Of
soldiers to the cause of treason, and none
TO the cause ofloyalty., Young men it is
painfully true that you can have no homes
hereafter in Tennessee, unless you fight
for them now. Shall history mention
you in a few contemptuOus words, as a
race of spiritless towards, who crouched
to the foe instead Of driving the sword
through his body.
90 You whom the fathers made free and defended,
stain not the scroll that cmblazons their fame
Yet whose fair heritage spotless descended
Leave not your children birthright Of shame
" Stay not for questions while Freedom stands gasp
ing
Wait not TN Honor lies wrapped in his pail
Brief The lips meeting be, swift the hands clasp
Ing
"oGior the wars is enough for them all
" From tho foul dens where our brothers dying,
Aliens and foes In the land Of their birth,
From the rank swamps whore our martyrs are ~
ing,
Pleading in vain for handful OF earth
From the hot plains where they perish outnumbcred
Furrowcd and ridgcd with the battle. fields
plough,
Comes the loud summons too long you have slum-
bered
Hear the last augcl-trump-Ncyer or Row 70
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The Editor will be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for the UNION if
they will remit to the publishers and not
to himself. Communication and sub
scriptions are sometimes mixed up with
private information in such a manner as
to cause needless delay and trouble to
all parties.
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Gold, silver and uncurrent money
bought and sold, aud Insurance furnished
in the most reliable company, at the In
surance office of w. j. MARI, No. % Col
lege street Opposite Sewanee House.)
July 25-tf
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SHOOTING AFFAm-A private soldier
and teamster got into aquarrel on the
square, near Water Street. yesterday
evening, in which the teamster was shot
in the arm by musket The soldier
was put in Jail.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev HENRY VIII
LrAMs, Chaplain of tho Nashville Union
Guards, will preach in the Hall of the
Courthouse this day, Sunday, July 27)
Citizens and soldiers are invited to at
tend. Service at half-past ten.
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II is well, it is magnanimous for JUS
ticet to hold her sword long over the head
of an offender before striking: but if she
suspends the swerd too long, her arm
will become paralized, and she cannot
strike st all.
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To Correspondents.

Our correspondents must allow US to
take our own time for reading their com
munications. We have no time TO be
read TO. tits literally impossible.
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TuE TOTAL Loss AT THE RICHMOND
BATTLES. - The following statement
which comes from an official source
may be relied upon as perfectly corr
rect enumeration Of the Union losses
1~-' the six days battle before Rich
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HEADQUARTERS U. 8. Forces,
. NASHVILLE, July &c, 1862. (
special Orders, No. IS.

III. All soldiers, except Orderlies,
Messengers, and Soldiers on duty in the
City, hereafter found in the City of Nash
vile without pass signed by the proper
Commanding Officer or Surgeon of Hos
pital, will be arrested by the Provost
Guard, held in custody, and put on police
duty under direction of the Provost Mar
shall until regularly released Passes
will not be held good at night after x
O'clock; and soldiers found in the streets
after that hour, except the classes above
mentioned, will be dealt with in the same
manner as a soldier without pass, Or
derlies and Messengers will be furnished
by the proper authority, with certificates
showing them to be such.
". All non commissioned officers and
soldiers found in citizens dress will be
deemed prima tacie, as deserters, and will
be arrested by the Provost Guard, and
held in custody by the Provost Marshal,
to await trial and punishment
By order,
Col. JOHN f. MILLER,
Commanding Post,
L. Rowland,
A. D. G. & A. A. G.
July 27-1w.
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The man who heard call from the
'yoice of glory waited for the echo.
1t was "gory," so he resolved to stay at
home, Exchange.
The realities Of war very often knock
ell out Of the soldiers dream Of glory
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Nashville Union Guards will meet at
hAlf-past seven, P. NJ, hereafter, instead
Of four All absent members without
leave will be arrested and dealt with &C
cOrdingly.
BY order of the Captain,
+. ENDERLINE, o. S.
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@luuttarp.

Furnished by Dyer Pearl.
Tennessee Bank Notes are selling at % % 40 D Ct dis
6oorgia Old hanks .......s.ssss....40 IS "
South Carolina and Alaba ...... 40 t' IS
Virginia and North Carolua...,,,,,45 " SO "
ONO Indiana aud KENTUCKY ....... " b
U, 5. Treasury Notes. .............. 2"
R5- These rates are Tor gold
The Bank Of West Tennessee is an exception 10 e
above quut7tiOus, Sales have been made at 90 h OF.
discount for gold
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The City Council of Cleveland has ap-
propriated $4,000 to encourage enlist
ments. Each volunteer will receive a
bounty of $50 from the city.
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We learn that the Railroad bridges
burned, recently by the guerrillas ON the
Nashville and Chattanooga road, have
been rebuilt They were finished yes
terday,
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825 REWARD

ID UNAWAY FROM TIA SUBSCRIBER LIVING M
IL smith County, Tenn bear Carthage ou the lCth "
Feb last, Aaegr0 mHn named i'm, about ~ years old
hb0nt foal 10 Inches h Oh, weighs between 80 and
100 l0s. pnllatt3 cu0r has sut aorgss ths Bot
tom ~ one uf bis isst fr, no q fgyth blade 10 L.
p1ssibs b. nay have Tree papsri aud vii attsmpt 90
pas sndsr ne uams OF Bays Hickman ] uu.
give DE ab1Ts reward f1r ht rgiufn 70 NJ, or con.
hasmsnt IN Aay lau - hat sAa So. 10
Joan zLllP6OA
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Claims Against the United
States Government.

DERsONs holding Claims aga nst the u. g Govern
usut either I5f Property taken for tbs use q me
Amy, or Cor Damage 90 IopeTty Quarttrmastef RE-
eeipt or CaruloAtes can have them fetted and Cd.
lsCtsd By placing them n he hands 90 ChAkLEs ~
oREEN, Agvnt FOR the Natonal Claim AFancy %
WashlngtOn, -. 9 one Of ths Tenn sac branoa o.
be Agsncy, No, ~ Cu1ry stsst up rGarE.
JAN ~
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Headquarters U. s. FoRcEs,l
Nashville, July "a, 1862. {
Special Orders, NO. 81.
l. All nom commissioned officers and
privates of the Third Minnesota and
Ninth Michigan Regiments, not paroled,
will report to the Provost Marshal for
duty without delay. BY order.
Col. JNO. f. MILLER,
Commanding Post.
d. BRADEN, A. A. G.
July26-3t.