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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Wont Do.-If the gentlemen of the Mn.
a.oal Society who persisted in occupying
Beokel Hall on Thursday night expect ia
make plausible showing against our state.
ment of the affair yesterday, they will have
10 employ some one who will not make ont a
worse case for them than we have--the pre-
else condition in which the rear-action blum.
derer Of the Journal has put their case.
Their strategy was a very fair performance,
when we consider their narrow bnse Of on,
erations its defence by the journal has
had the effect OF stripping it of its mask, and
the mere trick stands confessed There is
no trouble in seeing through any thing the
journal mad attempts to cover up He is
like the simple country boy who, on starting
to the city for the first time, was cautioned
by his father not to say any thing or the
people would know that he was fool On
his return home the anxious parent enquired
how he got along in town "Oh r. replied
the innocent, 81 didn't say a word, but they
found It out, dadl' "How ?" asked the com.
promised dad "a chap asked me my name,
and wouldn't tell he, and be says. says he
yonte a fool
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special Notlrrs.
If YOU WANT GOOD HAMS,
60 TO
LIE WIS l.. GILLIAN DIS,


He has now a large lot Of superior Hams,
Dried Beef, &c, OF his own curing, together
with full supply Of Fresh Meat, for sale at
oil hours a.l3 6m.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
lAyGDON a BRO.s HARDWARE STORE,
MURDER I FIRST! WATCm!!i

M HAT are you hailoolng that way lofJ Why
w why why there IL Hoole, corner OF Third and
Ludlow streets, hanging everyone he eau get hold Of
he has already hing MI Door He'll, Mr. inside BELL
Mr. 0ali Bell, Mr.. Foot Bell and Mr.. Gong Bell and
he says he intends TO hang the whole Rell amily SO
a2diy HooLE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
HOUSE, FOR RENT.

uNlIAT large and commodious house,No. IOl Fourth
street, containing ten rooms. There a also a GOOD
Stable op The lot, Apply 20
FRED LANCE,
Nidu Under Beakels Hail.
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Mayors Proclamation.
an MAbXoRSs 4 no. SsssnS PSFllE:IOE 2 Al F,

MAYORS OFFICE
Viff or DAYTON, March q, 1868.
NHk qualified voters Of the City Of Dayton are here.
j. by notified that The annual election for City aud
Township officers Will be held in said clty on Monday
the 6th day OF April, 1885, for the following ocers
ON THE CITY TICKFT
Que city Marshal;
One street Commissioner;
One City Solicitor
One Market Master;
One director Of the City nhrmary,
One Wood MeasureE
One Trustee or Councilman, and one Member Of the
Board OF Education in each Ward.
ON THE TOWNSHIP TICKKT,
Two Constables, in the City at large, and
one Assessor IN each Ward.
The polls will be held IN the usual sces OF holding
elections In the several Wards in said city, and open
cd between the hours OF six and seven O'Clock in the
morning. and close at ak o'clock IN the evening.
ma2'du ..r W. II, GlLLkSfIE, Mayor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Robbery esterday afternoon, while Mr..
B. Best and family were engaged in fix.
ing pin the back yard, some one entered the
front door and stole from the bureau drawer
noarly 500. The family we're out Of the
house but about half an hour, and when they
returned they found the drawers out on the
floor, the contents scattered in every drec.
ton, and the money gone, The robber made
q clean sweep Of all the money Best had, eN.
cept few dollars he had in his pocket The
thief must have been aware of where the
money was kept, and it is likely some clue
will be had to the robber.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

NHANTED~,Two honest men to sell Best's F,uit
w Tree lnWsoratOr Is bbaT,
fna&daWlm l0i Joneraon street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
fLEllBLE n0RsE BRIlnnNN.

INhE gandesi institution out Fur sale Ia
4 hAoN ; Drug store, ~ louiriisse
hkDGh aud Mediuinos s tai siors sinays nn i.nl
IL and for sale Ht reasonable pgrf4 Nt
uea JAMES ABHlH. MNn - Il. sr Nsrs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

NOW - THE TIME TO SAFELY INVEST YOUR
GkEENBACKS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Etna Life Insurance tOlGpan,
~ INV FWhI'l ''FNlNHVI INU y
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE HIs EIPK.

,,,ur ,,,aa a.,n,' ,.,',',. ZOO ',',' ,l', 81
i OF years, Ehoowment pohWes AMI chiidiena l.i'
u"Wmtnt, Also, Nvh fofiehns foicits, cu wiAch uo
Pyl,n,H,t, ,t y, Iel4',eq i,'h sieI tsa Year.
Among al ,he contilyaeces ol men to protect The
pie IN its character noble IN IT, features ctfta l
IT. results, than Lie Insurance II is Tie prop ehei
| the dying husband leaves to
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IcCffOhi RE VIII Or HIS BOStM,
| ,,
@ e % W"Ieea , nand o, ths Poliden Athet feaehps
rnd kcspug osstheF The ainlS b X s,e ,t,! pi't
son ~ =
lRRnuEGTS HIS eAtsEh fBAlI3ft<itts.t., q,
| SA4'' = tNiNft y = ~
Even yhero br has ,,r.,,,,i the,, la, IA. ct,,ifi IA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
r. o. b r. L E N,
M lnI LnnuL..I .u.a.a

HOs oOi hetOhAd shFeeAf
IIAS received hisNpnng supply Of Goods, and h.
III cOnstanuy adding to his large stock Of Groceries,
Vince, Liquorri Rnd Ngars. He expects anuther lot
OF White FISH next week in addition 10 the large uuan
ttty Of all kinds OF Fish already on hand
We advise our readers "a go and see friend o. Bren,
We are certain they will be- satisfied when his prices
are made known, more clever fellow never crossed
che Atlantic Whatever he represents Will he just
and mistake. His store ~ Just cTamued null,
aud notWithstan ding the high price OF goods, he In
willing dispose OF them al the lowest possible
lie II well known through large portion OF Ohio
aud Indiana, aud gets credit Tor having pure Wines
and Liquors or medicinal purposes He keeps con
stanty on hand tho celeerated >, 4. leGoA-iirak
Plantation Bitters. mai0d4w
LNINE Periumery Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes,
DTXoN's Drug store, sa2 Third street.
nLp IRON, COPPER AND BRASS
" bought at the Tin shop, gee Third 81 ma2idlw
SUGAR GROVE NURSERY TRIES
f O r. 8 a. L Il. (!
ERUIT, Shade, aud Ornamental Trees can be had Al
Il our grounds at very low prices We have the fol.
sILVER-LEAF POPLAR,
oArALPA, two varieties,
FLoWERING LOCUST,
Orders may be len at the Grocery store OF John N
Edgsr, Main street, Trees will be sold low and deliy.
cred in any part of The city ee Of charge NOW the
time 10 make your calculations for planting prepare
boxes, &e. We can Furnish few very fine Mountain
Ash, bearing trees. ANY person contemplating piant
ing Fruit Trees will be furnished With our desrptiye
catalogue BY calling At the above GROCERY Pricda on
all kinds of trees will be mnde low.
fe2Od9m WILLIAMS a LAWS
NOTICE no GARD ENERS;.
4 HAVE this day sold my stock Of LANDRETH's
L GARDEN SEkDs 10 Mr, Woodruff, and would
cheeTtully recommend all my old customers 70 him.
Dayton, March y, ls63. JOSEPH DURsT.
Having bought Mr. Durst's stock Of LANDRETH'S
(new erop) GARDEN sEEDS which, together with
fresh supply Just received direct roa Langireh Son
Philadelphia, enabled 10 tnTnsh gaIgeners with
null assortment OF those very popular And reliable
seeds at low figures, L W0ouHULL,
malo Day Seed Store, 300 1hiId street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SPRING ELECTION.

nS- Announcements under this head viii be charged
o.. No name inserted unless accompanied ny mt
cash,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

The Ticket.-lhe ticket that the Ladies
will vote-without scratching lis the Wheel
er & Wilson Sewing Machinel The place of
voting is Mt Mr. Vests Office, Phillips House,
Third street Wen ensure the election Of
the Wheeler & Wilson ticket
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Easter Luxuries -Snipe, young duck,
bass, and any amount OF other extras, at the
American Josh has just received his
Commission-it came along with the snipe
and ducks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
Important Announcement,

H. KLINE.
No, 33a l'hiiliPs HSase, rhira str.sts.-
llAkEs ths method 90 iiIl3ria llis sihlis ID, ~
eglabraied ahp lr1.s. y.
PRACTICAL WATcH AArtiGcR bi&K8s..
10 ~ cvery ihahuer o. tcpair- ~ .i dfsHpt.ans u,
W ARCHES. CLOCIks, JEw ELas
~ tae hesf ~ IA, ANA ui slort niilee IA sasfss
hes eorkeit elog Iiie i,ae yeiebe di jgohg ti.il
ana ne cannQt be -Neelied ~ ecff fais aisi bs6g
snlnt hnsh Vi course vs. Work I, Nsfaniel isstr..
- t9tsd, Mt hine Nhi nsN ~ ri,e NJ nel tnilil,
AeHest rates lt can ie Afforded.
GOLD AND sIiFER NAroHEs ssBtHaiSss
ofeS~ty xnflsiy vi :. bn.-.f (, ,,li,,, : n
is ~ laa " hejass fiielu6iie Ak ttsi-s
20 ~ 10 - tilifie houfr, fii'nl street ana li
rlt.t me GOODS ahd gel rappifing uone "a ihi LIS
''annsi' islpdam a. KANE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

lOLD AND sIIEER NAreHEa IfnaINs.
We EAT n o. LIVE, :.
AND
"wE LIVE TO EAT
j. woRMAN a soN,

oLD PosToFFlcE BUILDING, sgs THIab ST.
II AVE- just received and hove inr sElo A tls loSsat
MICHIGAN APPLIES, wholesale and rtisu
NkShANkOU POTATOES -ialee lot
RlES--prIuia
- eNEkI ONIONS
FAMILY GkOCERJ Es---seleri'
PANTY fLOuH-hest QUALITY
BUTTER, EGGg, &c., So. Ac. 49,"
., " 500 are eon-ta1tll receiving the aboy. ara,
cleri and even lhinG good Tor The table whh cap -
pug Apples and Potatoes nom Mlohissl. iTIf
fior aud buekalirat Flour are 0i quhilt.ssunt ~ ~
sNorlled They arc sell uKsa for the Holldaya .rt
invite customer ~ call, Naifantng o. llaaaa the
Osy Hado dsi,ere tras Leave oFdsrs. dsio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

TNINE Perumery, Hair Brushes, Clothes Brushes
HN4c.; fine assortment OF
DIXON's Drug store, 332 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Color EN- !-ro-morrow will be Easter
Keep up the good old custom, and don't for
get to color eggs for The little folks.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Something to Eat Some forty bar
relsoi Flour have been purchased by the
Democracy and other Conservative, Union
citizeus Of Dayton, and a meeting is called at
the Court House this evening to arrange for
its distribution to needy soldiers families and
the poor of the city, without regard to party
or sect
This viii be real benefit to the poor
Hon G. l.. Vallandigham win address the
meeting Every body is invited and let GOOD
feeling and good order prevail
Meet at he Court House tonight
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Election. n.-There will be an election for
Officers of the Hibernian Society, this (Slt.
urday) evening, at Hibernian Hall All the
members are requested to be present
-JoHE REYNOLDS, Secy
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

NOTICE TO GARD EN liRS.
4 HAVE this day sold my stock Of LANpRETH's
L GARDEN SEEDs 10 Mr., Woodruff, and Nenld
oheerluly recommend all my old customers 70 him
Dayton, March y, ls6a JOSEPH DURST
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
FARMERS AMI FErlr GROwtFs TsKf

FlliiE best time tl-e BeAsas ffiil Tf4. IA,
- ifoi1s stie sisassl eirnrts,ones aDil t1r r.n
unt the hrsi of luDc asl. - y II i1saai - ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

MOrtuary This is the anniversary O
the death Of Gen. Harrison, that event hav
iag transpired on the lth of April, 1871, jus
y years ago.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
SUGAR GROVE NURsERY TREEs

nLp IRON, COPPER AND BRAs
~ bought At the Tin shop, 2eo Third st ma2tdiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Declined We are requested to say that
NJ. j. Steifen has declined being candidate
for Street Commissioner, aud that he and his
friends will support Mr. Colhauer for the
post
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04

Easter Lunch John Gangnngel will set
an extra Easter Lunch at the 9th street FIX.
change tomorrow morning at half past 3
0 clock
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-04
1allg Empire,
City and Other Matters.

sS-rrains arrive and departtrom the Union Depot
A. t0iibws.
GiSciSsAri, HAauros AND DAyToN
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-03-05
TENNESSEE BRANCB

4 Ills AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tn,
successful prosecution aud settlement Of Dc
Rands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had severe
years experience In the management OF clams
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, aud the Execu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and T miliar with the laws sno
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to oases arisp
out Of the present war, including the accounts u
States Contractors, and Disturbing Officers Of the
War and Navy departments, and for - Collect.
ing, Drilling, aud organizing Vol.
unteer-,,' the reimbursement Of which IL author
lied by an act al Congress; CLAIMS FOR TNDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC USES, OR FOR DAMAGES TO sUCF
PROPERTY for Hcrses lost in the service, and foi
military Fay, Pensions, and bounty
Land.
We give special attention 20 procuring Pen.
siOns, ESOuDtIos, ETC., aocruing 20 Soldiers
who have been wounded contractea III ease or the
families Of such have died, or been killed while IN
the discharge Of their limo Of dirty as such during N
present war
Special care will also be given to elaine which
have been heretofore Rejected or Suspended
by the Departments or IneficIentIy MANAGE
Prompt attention also given TO the collection !
Quartcrmastor's Receipts given for Property taken
for the of the Army, TO arranging Accounts with
andcolectng Claims against the QuArtermAsters De,
partment.
All Claims placed in our hands receive our Prom,
Personal Atten ton, thereby securing man,
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at any distant
point, frequently prove unsuccessful.
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily int,
course with all the Departments enables us IN mo,
cases to obtain decisions much moro speedily thar
where all communication and ether necessary detar
must be conducted through the mails
To this end we solicit you to forward to us any o.
all cases ofsuch character you may from time to tims
have presented and, as is custom, we will fur.
nish you with all the necessary blanks, aud, whsr
required, instructions.
No charge made in any case unless successful.
Address; CHARLES II. GREEN
No, 80 Cherry Street
Nashville Tenn
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From tho Youths Cabinet.
Table Rules for Little Folks,

I must give thanks before I eat.
And then IN silence take my seat.
Mast for my food in patieass wait,
Till j am asked to hand my plate;
must not scold nor whine nov pout.
Nor move nv chair nor Plate sl,su, =
with knife or fork. orfuapkia rug,
l must not play. nor maak Issisg:s +,
1 nus. not speak q wseleass sord 80
faf children raust be ssss---peta taksArd !;
] mus moi. talk aboptspy fasd, =
Nor fret III don't thi6eikeood, ~
j must not ssy .' the brood Vi ed, >,
The tes is Hot .. The ooffee,s csia !.
i must not cry for this or that, = :. =.
Nor murmur il my meat is fat - - s,,
My modth with food / must not crowd.
Nor; wiiss i am eating. spSak aiopsi,
Must tnrn my hesd to cough or meczs.
AndwhenI I ash. say A4f Son please q
The Liable cloth must not sroh, - -!
Nor with my food INV iagefs soil; = ,
Must keep noy ssat when 1 hare done,
Nor round tho liable sysrt oy run;
When told 20 .rise then I naest put p
NY ehstr away. with hoississs feet
And Hh my heart to God above. .
In ppsise for' an HE wondrous loy... .,
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t 8sas II 6asiaa a astfl geonlds

aud prQed with DrOmotY,exs md es,sSs,x
30 necessary IN Tie present emergency.
|&sy1.- The President TO call Congress 10
gefher within'twenty dAys.s s.sss' So -,
2. Congress 70 pass o law repealinp
all laws which in sny- way allsm exemp.
lions rxeept for physical Disability. -,
8. ConscriPting officers be allowed
ss,xty days ia which to compiete their
work, aaer tbs passage Of such law, and
theh 70 DO ordered 10 il,e field e. ~
3s4 Congress 10 pass law compelling
sH VINO have htrsd- sutr,intes 40 take
the place Of their s,itstiiufes. - - =
8. Conseriptiog officers be instructed
TO take all able bodied men ,oiIhont re,
gard 70 Gge.rEsGst ss-s, ~ strrtrss -
: o. II necessary TO the execution :oi
these laws make Mr.. Davis Dictator for
a tpecIfied tine. ,,s-- - =. sr,..- :
Z. All able boflied men who refiise
70 60 or who desert from the field TO lie
reported 10. the proper ofiisers and their
property to be confiscated. and compose
a PART of the stalking fund to reimburse
the losses Of our citizens by the casuai-
ties OF war aAss,7- - ..t'@5 -. -
There have been in the tanks Of the
Confederate army 9ne hundred and sew:
eny i've thousand substitutes ! The
experience Of every soldier rs that they
are, as n class, totally worthless, aud In
nine cases ont "f ten have deserted. -.
Ihere Me now in the Confederate
States moie a than ono huptlf Ell tho.,s aud
exsinptr, who are Capable of military
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'thisfortunes. Confidence is ,entertained
IN Gem Johnstot's ability to lead ,hem
To victory, when he, has fair chance:
This may be said ofihs whole army.
u met With q cordial receP.lon from onr
Carolina, " boys;a the more so, when
they learned Z bad testamsats ,fSr them.
Great deslitutior prevails- in .this one
thing; very few found who had a copy
OF the word OF God. They l6st. them
in the retreat from. Biz -Back. with
their clothing and Il was ilDpossibie 10
obtain them in Mississippi. After had
given all away l had, there were many
still anxiously ihquiring where f!iey
could get copy. Hundreds of copies
are needed, yet to supply The demand
They are destitute Of reading matter OF
any kind and can we, who have access
10 libraries at any fine. have a iust.con,
ception, Of what IL is to: be entirely. cut
offrom books |! !especially .heserip,ures.
Can We suffer them to remain in this
destitute condition. when il is in our
power to supply themi Papers, pam.
.phiets, MISCELLANEOUS books Of any kind
(morat or ret'Sious) would be acceptable.
And every house in the country have
more or less Of them. They could be sent
to the repositories oftlre various mis-
sionary societies in our Stale, aud then
by tho missionaries TO those brave men
who are making so many sacrifices for
IFS. L make This Suggestion for the con,
sideraiion of the parents, wives, sisters,
and children If those far away. They
hare acted their part well, SO inr, for our
soldiers, but there is much yet to be nc,
eomplisheI. There is quite a religious
teellng among them, and if they can bo
sti'l long enough for the chnplains= 10
prosecute their woik we shall lear ioy.
fuI news from them.
We may hope that the time will
shortly c"nle. wien hundreds Of those
g"od soldiers Of this country. shall be-
cnnte f'iIhful soldiers Of the cross Of
Christ. =.
"ur truly,
o. ~ P,uAWKINS.
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An Old Maids Reflections

well here l am in the chimney cor.
ner darning stockings! Pleasant occn.
patton for my birth day truly! Tween
ty'nine years ago since I came into the
world. But it won't do to let that be
known: | told Miss Snap today that
was twenty-ihree--T didnttell her how.
much older l was she said indeed : Z
IN very emphatic tone, ~ If she didn't
believe II and then The wretch had the
imPudence to tell me that had six
months the advantage Of her. She's
thirty if she's dayF it's strange how
some people will lie! II Ia lost all
my front teeth and was obliged 10 wear
false curl', wouldn't try TO pass my
self off for twenty two.
wonder whether l was ALWAYS cut
out for an old maid Not but I'd rs.
ther be an Old maid ten timss over than
marry some folks. There's Sally Snap
l verify bsiieve she'd give up all chance
OF a seat 10 the Kingdom Of Heaven, II
che could get an otter from John Smith.
the wood sawyer, and ,be glad Of tho
chancel It's strange what some peo-
pie would be willing to do for Che sake
of a husband, for my pars, l wonldn't
take John Smith il. had 60 down on.
his knees before nae, and threaten 10
shoot hipsslf il I'didnt.
Heigh boz It's rather dismal sitting,
here, alone in the evening, with nothing
but a eat to keep you company. Tole
sure, it's bettsr than To- have yolr life
worried out Of you by parcel OF chill.
dren, with>a brute Of husband, that
will storm like house Are, e,rie.a but
ton happens to come, of bis sb;st and
you don't sew Il on directly. Heaven
presetve me from such q tatef g, - i;
Hark, these's the bslIf Goodness
gracious ~ il isn't John Smith him
SELF, sud I've got my morning dress on.
and my hair ,isnt combed. I wondsr
what he wsntsf What II he has :eospss
to make me al offer! I think S9 thc
whole, If he should that I w6ssid .fsEs
compassion on him--just to sp;ss lSsss
Snap. Would she not feel Ike tearing
.ssJ eyes out that's all. - -. ~ =.
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.s .s;sis q s s. s:s S. sal::s 3;

Record "a Coaf4ds - Rs6vs 80
.WtH Ia the As159 o. SHS TSSc Uai<Si :
Is -. * BtASsss ~ =. -
q fhe CsMtedesst .11vssks1sstS y1sy ,
Messsnges eSxsS dlsts Enlssnjka S6etest. ?
ing record OF dsssaksistse1 G66srSls n. .
the c8ufederste anpy,: 1927 SSss =.
( hossHf EaalyND 4 6s1t le9ss
~ a. = alea,eosnf sofy ysosissefs tst Islf.
.s,s.s aess. ASSISTANT Hstseueuss tcs xE
,ns ls,s sosoaafy y :. g ots ostie sod Misligsd.
10 sa.- ,sseSsensns 1850. Captnin,
@ os: Shies fsne,secy Of WcolSs
n.y. ny n sles,esn w.s fs4e bvsvst
4dass !, ~ 80 esh"ns NJ. sSs mensos,oas ssa
hntil 'lsa1 ~ - Ssl,o nosuo, xtl
nal a. s,.ii., 49, 1890
lin bat,,s. sS %us.o. aa1 'ss.'p,' 'oas ON Sona12S
aoth 49,. - Soussssas s..,s snd pasl1s 1Ssnere9yse2
q, r.ii.,, tot1: nfeyeE Eoios$
tbn,tie .of Gh..,.1a erI.or,ous condpctseks
1aaS - l:puanepec, lax SeptambssS
aerintendant ~ hi;,;sa a - scssued sue
s.eNss r. .SSs. y Mlnssry Academy, from
f;.n,a f;.snper, io1s. % March, 1886.
,nI,eu.enapt-Coionei ~ % CaSsify,. Sd Of
narch, ~ nr:, 1893: .,.,, ~. -. = =;
H., oaas 'Sota JacKsoS, viIginis.AGa
,,;Iie,. ,ot breyet I'd Lieuienans tst
90 n,e,y, isao' with Magrudsss Bate
istS. eo. R,eo., rs rs. L!satsnants Adgast,
mer;,n,;ans ,ssss SaPtain, Tor gallant and
Coa,reras snS SV@Iucsi rt 0 10 the ;eaaies OF
gust, 1877 Rra~ss RaIgsao, %s; zstn w o. s. AN
and mer;t,r;,. e'oe malo', 'or 9aians
ChapultenacS> Ia,Ie Soe Sos - tre oa.t,e OF
Re,;sroJ oo,r S.h g'p eep'emoer, 1887.
JASrs.fnSassay, soo.ua'y, tsos,
:---Cadet sfIek1 LAS soash Carolina
4,b Infs,,.rs|3 Pfese. g Lasutenant,
!1nhn,rr x}s..h 's suif.- iefz. s6th