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The LEGISLATURE.

The Legislature of this State adjourned on Mon
day morning last to meet again on the third Tues
day in May. The late session occupied twenty one
days, and is the fourth session of this Legislature
First the regular session-secondly, the adjourned
session. thirdly, the called sesson-fourthiy, the
adjourned session, commencing November 2Sd, and
ending December 4th, 1868.
We publish to-day the closing proceedings Of the
two houses, together with the captions of the laws
and resolutions passed. Hereafter, as we can make
space for Them we shall publish in foil all the im
portant acts aod resolutions.
Weare under obligations to our Reporters, Aessrs.
T. H. Hill and W. H. Finch, for the promptness and
accuracy with which they have made their reports
for the Standard. -
We are glad that the Legislature has adjourned
to day certain That body owed it to itself to re-
tain in its own hands the right to reassems1 to
act ON questions which may come up for consade'a-
ton. Nearly Eve months will intervene between
its adjournment and re-assembling in May; and
meanwhile the most important events are likely to
occur. The people will have ample time in which
to instruct their representatives and we trust that
during this time their will may be publicly and un-
m,stakably pronounced.
It is 3 noteworthy fact that no resolutions were
introduced at this session endorsing the sdmnssra'
ton of Jefferson Davis. If they had been, they
would have been promptly tabled
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RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1e, 1859,
The Latest News,

NC AotCSt N0WSs
Dates from Dalton, Georgia, to the 18th state
that the enemy are at Chickamauga and have
pickets at Missionary Ridge. The indications are
apparent that it is their intention to 20 into WIN
ter quarters in Tennessee, and send thirty thou.
sand men to Virginia to act under Grant who it is
stated is to take the place Of Meade.
General Longstreet was at Watauga river, near
Kingsport, at the latest dates, making his way to-
wards Abingdon.
1t is stated that the commands Of Ransom and
Vance have been consolidated, and Vaughan's com.
mand has also succeeded in joining the main body.
Nothing new from Gen. Lee. -....s S
The report of the federal Secretary Of War states
the Yankees have forty thousand rebel prisoners |;
the rebels thirteen thousand Yankee eoners.-
The Yankee conscript law has been enforced in
twelve States, and brought fifty thousand men into
the field and ten million dollars Of substitute money
in the treasury He says the reports Of the armies
indicate that large proportion will re enlist if the
government gives furlout his one month hfore their
terms expire.
Lincon's message had not been received in Rich
moud The Examiner states that there was ru.
Nor that he had proposed in his message to leave
the Question of restoration of the Union to the vote
of the several States.
President Lincoln has called on the people of the
United States to render homage and gratitude to
God for the triumph of the Union forces in dslodg.
ing the Confederates from East Tennessee.
Gold in New York Isl.
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NoRrH-cAROL1NA, WAKE COUNTY

NtO RT WAKE COUNTY,
In Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Term 1885,
john P. Cook ndothers John F. Ellington. Petition
for division of slaves and settlement.
This cause coming on to be heard and appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that John G. ker Hinton
and wife Ester. Ransom Hinton, William Spivey, James
Spyey are uonresdeuts Of this State is ordered that
advertisement be made in the Raleigh Standard for 81
weeks said defendants to appear at the next term Of this
ment will be taken pro eonfssso as to them
J, J. TERRELL, o. G. O.
& Dss II, 1859. N-wsw.
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DOMESTIC MAsurAcruRBs.-A friend has shown
10 i. oentleman,s wooden shirt knit by lady IN
BERTHE, which is equal in all respects to the merno
article. The lady manufactured the eht're ar''s''
from wool produced in Berthe The war has ae'
veloped much ingenuity and industry in the South
especially among the ladies.
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We publish to- day the scheme Of the Secretary
of the Treasury for reforming the currency. This
scheme is endorsed by the President The disease
is very bad, but the remedy is worse than the dis
ease. Adopt this scheme, and the property Of nine
teen persons will rapidly pass into the hands Of the
twentieth Instead of relieving the country, it will
add immeasuarably to its embarrassments and dis
treSSeS,
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nFF1cE RALEIGH Il CASTOR RAIL

nEFICE RALEIGH Il CASTOR RAIL
u Road Company Raleigh, Dec 18th, 1863.
The Board of Directors of this Company have daca
semi annual dividend Of 10 per cent PAYABLE Conede
currency and after Monday the sth dav Of Jauua.
~, 1854. W. W. VASS. Treas
Dec 18th, 1868. 5l-t5J.
NOTICE...rAKEN UP AND COMMITTED
~ to the Jail Of Gu1rd county, in Greensboro N. c.,
two negro men, OF them October 18th. 1853 who calls
himself ROWAN. andssays he bel"ngs to Mr. Gi'christ
trader of Lynchburg. Va Rather bright black COLOR
feet inches high with small the left at
the wrist s5 years old, and formerly owned by Hannah
Critic of N. C.
Also a boy LEMUEL committed October nth, 1868,
who says be belongs TO Mr. Anthrom trader about Sails
bury, O., and formerly owned bv Mr. Emma Nixon he
is black. feet high bis upper front teeth out and
small scar on bis nose aged about 25 years.
The owners of said bows requested come forward
prove property pay charges and take them away they
will be dealt with according to law
. CA. BOON, Sh'G
ofGnilford Comfy.
Dec. IA 1853. lOO-H
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The Secretary Of War announces that the soldiers
heretofore conscripted for three years, cannot be
discharged. Another breach Of faith we shall
sss what Congress does Oh this vital subject
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Our columns are so much crowded today that
we have no space for Congressional proceedings.-
But little, however, has been done thus far though
. number Of bills, resolutions Of inquiry, &C., have
been introduced. Both .houses have passed Dill
prohibiting substitutes in the army for the :uture
and repeating all laws on the subject We shall
keep our readers posted as to the action OF Con-
preSs
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NO RTH.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
IL Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions N" Term 1876
Martha NJ Green and Others Marcus Green and 9th.
ers- Petition TO divide slaves.
This ersng 10 be heard and it appearing to
the satisfaction of Court that Marcus Green is non
resident Of this STATE and William Green out Of TIE
State with the army is therefore ordered that advertise
them to appear at the Term Of this court to
plead or dsmur to this petition, judgment will be taken
pro eonfssso as to them
III. FER0LL. 9. o. q.
uee. II. 1863 Sl-vsW.
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MO r TH.CAROLINA, WAKE COUNTY,
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions Nov Tenn, 1883,
Martha N. Green Marcus N. Green and others Peti.
ton for dover.
This coming to be beard and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court that Marcus GREEN'S
State with the army it is, therefore, ordered that sdvsr.
semen be made in the Raleigh Standard for them to ap-
at the next term If this court answer, plead deu
or Judgment will be taken pro confesso to III en-.
J. J. FERRELL, G. G. 9.
Dec. Ia, 1868. 6l-w6t.
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$4,5ss,62s' IS.

$4.0Zo,9zS 10.
Since the 18th February last the Treasury being
amply supplied with Confederate money colleeted
from the Confederate government and other sources
have deemed it inexpedient to increase the indebt-
edness of the State by the issue of these notes,
excepting where required to do SO. to certain coup-
ties in possession Of the enemy, under the act pro-
viding for the wives and families Of soldiers in the
army and the denominations less than one dollar,
which the necessities of business required for
change As they all command . considerable pre-:
MUM over Confederate notes, if were to pay them
to such claimants as might prefer them. the whole
of them would be exhausted before could use the
Confederate notes, and the debts Of the SSate un.
necessarily increased This policy will be Continued
in future unless your Honorable body shall other
wise direct. 80:
As an osett to its Indebtedness, the State holds
the bonds of the following Corporations with which
she has exchanged her bonds:
Western Railroad Company, 6Oo,0Og
Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford r. r. CO.. l,5ooogv:
CITY of Raleigh, 4ouM
Raieieh and CASTOR Railroad Company, 10000
Debt Of Atlantic and n G. R R. 90. for
loan under act Of 1855, 4o0 oVo
ka GAS, 900
Also, m unlquidated claim against the Oopfedstate
government supposed to amount to shaat =, WV.
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Dec. IA, 1868.

HA OR 70 NEGROES FOR HIRE...IM.
wv PORTANT HIRING.-On Thursday. slst Of tie
present month"; shalltas the AdninistrAia. Of Fvssg
Rogers at his late resdence hire out for the enssn year
the negroes belonging to his estate. and "a Saturday fol-
lowing I'd day Of January 1864 the late residence Of
Benz Rogers deceased shall executor hire out foe
the ensuing year. the negroes belonging to bis estaA Ths
negroes belonging the two said estates valuable men,
Bond with approved secakity will be required Other
terms made known on day Of hiring.
Dec a. 1868. lGO-2t
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Dec. IA 1853

MOTTO E...THE CREDITORS OF THE
~ Cane Greek Cotton Manufacturing Company. whose
claims placed in the third and last class in the trust
deed made BY said company hereby notified that the
undersigned is prepared to them the amounts due
their respective ella inns in proportion to the assets in my
hands belonging to the said company.
Those having claims will present them without delay.
JOHN CRAWFOR Trustee.
Glover Orchard, Alamance Co., N. @.
Dec. IA, 1868 (Pr. ad. a. 5l-w8t,
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Mr. Walter ]. Jones, of Casweil County, and
Mr.. John G. Conrad Of Yadkin County, nave
been examined by the Supreme Court in Cham
bers and admitted to the practice Of the law IN tne
County Courts of this State.
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GIT. MARY's SCHOOL, RALEIGH, N. c.
- Right Rev THOS. ATKINSON, D. D., Visitor Rev.
ALBERT SMEDES, D. D. Rector.
The next term Of this school will commence January H.
1894. and continue to the 10th of june.
Terms For board fuel and and lights $500. payable
in advance 800 paid in provisions It the prices charged
in 1890
For circular containing Details apply to the Rector
who desires to receive early information Of all who wish
to enter.
Raleigh. Dec. H. 1888. :. 1904
~ The Fayetteville Observer, Charlotte Bulletin, W.
mington Journal Charleston Courier Savannah Repubi.
Petersburg Register, and Examiner and Sentinel Rich.
mond will insert to the amount Of - and send their %.
counts to this Office.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AT AUCTION
- ID edition to the Bonds, Dc, sready advertised to
hogany bedstead with feather bed pillows and bolster;
hair mattress in good order one mahogany wardrobe;
tage set Of furniture consisting Of bedsteads buresux t.
bies chairs DC Also, one entirely brussels carpet
about 81 yards. CREECH 4 LITCHFORD,
Auctioneers.
Dec. "A, 1868. lOO-lt
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subscriber executor Of the last will and testament
of William Cults deceased will sell to the highest bidder
at the late residence Of the said VIM Cults deceased
Thursday 80h day Of December $685. three tracts Of land,
one tract containing 26 another tract 2ss
other tract OF acres all on the waters Of Black River aud
Bues Greek.
Also at the same time and place. ave likely young nj.
groes. Terms made known the day of sale.
JNO A. RAABEAUT, Ex'r.
Dec IA, 1868. lO0-2t.
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Dec. H.. 1868.

HILLSBORO'. MILITARY ACADEMY.
Il The sixth Academic year of this Institution will
commence Wednesday, Feb. g. 1854 For circulars or
information applyto MAJ. W. N. GORDON,
Superintendent
h'sooso, Nov. u, 1858. N-?A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-29

WAsHINGToz, Aug. %.
GoVernor Pierpont, in an address 70 the
people Of Virgins, announces that he has
established the seat Of Government ct Al
exandris. He says if resistance to the
civil auth trity be attempted, ard s posse
Of constables prove insufficient, the aid OF
the military as q last resort viii be in
voked to enforce the laws. he is happy 10
be able to say that the President msnifests
the most lively desire for the respiration
Of order in the State and q disposition 10
assist BY every means ut his command TO
restore the civil Government and produce
harmony.
A letter from the Army Of the Potomac
states that about tive hundred Germans Of
the 10th New York Volunteers, who mutt
MED and were sentenced to hard labor
during the war, have received q commuta.
ton Of their sentence through the ezer-
tions Of Provost Marshal General Patrick.
Accounts from the country between the
Potomac and RappahaHnock show that the
rebels have q considerable infantry force
at Point Conway and are prosecuting their
CONSUMPTION vigorously. General Kilpat-
rick had skirmished with them several
days ago but was compelled to fall back
from his reconnaissance.
The President has pardoned William
Duke, charged with divers offenses against
the United States in aiding the rebels in
Kentucky.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-29

DEDICATION OF THE ST.. CLAIR MISSION
CHURCH.-The St. Clair Mission Church, To-
Gated opposite the Pittsburg railroad shops,
has lately been completely repaired, inside
and out. Ithas been repainted, refurnishsd,
freseOed and grained, until it is very
pleasant and attractive church. The build
ing will be dedicated on Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock, with a sermon by Rev. Mr.. Whitley
of the St. Clair street Methodist Church. At
o'clock there will be presentation by four
little girls in behalf of the Sunday School, of
bible for the pulpit, and a reply by Rev.
Mr.. Lyttle of the Erie street Methodist
Church. Rev. T. Stubs of Chagrin Falls,
will preach in the evening. 0mnibusses will
be in readiness at the st. Clair street Metho-
dist church at half-past l, to convey any who
may wish to attend.
This Mission Church and School has grown
and hOurished wonderfully since its organi-
zstiOn, and has been productive of great
gOOd-nO other churches being located in
the vicinity. The Sunday School numbers
some three hundred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-29

ROMANCE OF A DAY.-0n recent trip
to Lake Superior, the steamer Illinois con-
veyed a number of Workmen that had been
engaged to work in the mines Of that region.
Among the number was Jimmy Day"
Jimmy, to all appearances was ga broth nv
boy" and congratulated himself on " hav-
in a permanent job" But Jimmy was 8
little more shy in his manners than the rest
of his assOciates-mOre genteeI looking, but
withaI, as he stated, "prOud son of the
ould sod" The steamer arrived in due time,
and shortly after the passengers landed,
Jimmy underwent transmogrifcatiOn. In
fact ne was no longer " Jimmy" but HISS
Day, = piaze yer honor" What object Miss
Day had in view by donning male ettire, has
not yet trsnspired.
So says the Detroit Advertiser & Tribune.
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TIE Loss OF THE QUEEN CIrY.-We have
already recorded the loss of the barge Queen
City off Point au Barque, Lake Huron, which
took place last week Tuesday. A gentleman
recently from the locality of the disaster
gives different version of the affair from
that which we published from the Detroit
papers. BE says the storm did not break the
cable by which the tug Eagle was tewing the
Queen City, but that the Queen City broke in
two and the tug cast off the line, leaving
seven men who we're on the barge, to their
fate. The Captain of the tug claimed that
the sea was so rough he could not approach
the barge to take the men off. The men es-
capped ashore in a skif, although it was at
tended with considerable danger. If the
skif could stem the sea we should think a
tug could. Our informant says the indigns-
tion Of the shoremen was so great when the
seven men from the barge told them how they
were deserted BY the tug, that they would
have lynehed the crew of the tug if they
could have got hold of them.
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ARMY 0FFIoERs.-The throng of army
officers in the city has thinned out some on
account of a recent order from General Ma
son. His orders are for two officers and four
men Of the detachments from each regiment
now here to take charge of drafted men, to go
home and recruit for their respective regi-
ments until the draft begins, when they will
report again at Camp Cleveland. One officer
and two men from each regiment will remain
here. Quite a crowd of officers went to Co.
lumbus yesterday to get instructions and
blanks for recruiting. Ohio may yet avoid
the draft and her soldiers all be volunteers if
little vigOr is manifested. The Cincinnati
Gazette Of yesterday morning says General
Mason will soon be relieved from duty here
and will return to Columbus. Hissuccessor
is Colonel Champlin.
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WASTED SYMPATHY.-A friend of ours
whose spiritual formation contains poetic
strata Of considerable depth, visited Camp
CuyahOga yesterday afternoon. While he
stood upon a rising knoll, contemplating
with quiet satisfaction the soldierly spectacle
presented by our home defenders, and OBJ
serving the unfinching courage with which
they prepared to-to cook their ratiens, his
attention was attracted by an approaching
female, clothed somewhat poorly, who ap-
peared to be weeping, for she frequently ap-
piled the corner of check apron to her eye as
if to wipe away tears. "There," thought our
friend, "is poor woman whose husband has
been slain in battle. These martial scenes
revive her sIumbering grief and open anew
the wounds of bleeding heart" His feel
ngs were touched, and advancing towards
he woman he spoke in RvOice compassion
ate and subdusd: "Can I be of any service
to you, my dear madame ?"
She dropped the corner of her apron, looked
up, disclosing a pair of badly inaamed eyes,
and then in discOrdant voice perfumed with
whisky, replied:
"You can't, unless you git this pesky
sand out of my eyes" Turning to little
dirty-faced boy who came up at that moment,
calling her " ms" she gave him shake and
cried sharply, "0ome along home, ye little
brat, where's the rest on ye9"
Our poetic friend didn't look any further
for war widows
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FOREIGN News.

81. JOINS, n. r, August %.
Inc following Is q continuation Of the
Hibernian's news
The London Times in q city article. in
referring to Mexico, says it is in vain n
deny that the feeling is that the Emperor
Napoleon has done q great service, both
political and commercial, 70 the world
Politically, in conforming to the previous
action Of Spain in extinguishing the Mon
roe Doctrine. Commercially. in restoring
intercourse with nation Of suoh Import
snee Of territory.
a British war ship from Rio de Jansiro.
reports as follows:
Passed q ship name not given. burnt "a
the waters edge, on the ID Of July, in Lat
Iltude go south, Longitude $50 west.
Shortly afterwards spoke the steamer Ala
6ama, which had captured and burned this
ship.
The Polish question remained unehanR-
ed. The Poles had defeated the Russians
at searsey, N. T, and captured 100000
roubles.
The Emperor NapOleon's fsts, at Paris
pasted of quietly and without any politi-
cal signifcance.
The Congress Of The German Princes
was in session at Frankfort Il was head
ed by the Emperor Of Austria and was
largely attended
The agents Of the Confederate loan an
nounced that the September dividend will
be paid in due course.
LONDON, August IS.
The French Government has revoked the
measure Of con6scation in Mexico and
Withdrawn the proposition in regard to
specie export
LIvERPooL, August Is.
The City Of New York, from New York,
has arrived.
A heavy decline in the London bread
stun market viii doubtless cause 3 fall
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BUsTEEss HOTIgKs
CLEVELAND WOODEN MILLS.
A, a. Z, C. POPE,

supelintendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
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ExCURgON.-TO day the excursion on
board the steamer Morning Star, Captain
Yigsr, comes of. The object is to accumu-
late fund foF the purpose of procuring uni
forms for the police. The object ia one in
which those who feel pride in the appear
ance Of our city guardians should take
an interest. The boat goes to Put-in-Bsy
Island, leaving the Michigan Central dock
at I O'Clock p. m. Leland's band viii be on
hoard.
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WANTRD TO RENT-A HOUSE,
" suitahie for a msll family, in Iespectabe
ne gh b rhood, IN tine Vest s de- Rent paid IN ad-
YiIte 81 required. Address h. ". B. box isis. Post
nfIlcl lIaEelaud. MuELL so
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newly Discovered shoaI.

The Milwaukee Sentinel says that the schooner
Carrnton recently run ashore IN Green Bay between
OcoDto aud PeshtigO, bearing s. W. by W. from
OcOntO Hotel, and 81 miles dis-ant, and miles
from west shore, bearing W. N. W. from long
building on shore, supp used to be fishing shsnty
This shoal is about feet square. and is OF down
any chart. The depth Of water on it is about 81
feet, bottom csvered with rocks and water three
fathoms all round it. The Government surveyors
would do well to look after it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-29

sHoo11EG MATCH AT POITIAo.-A shoot
ing match between Charles Bradford, Of De-
troit, formerly of CleveIand,) and Marvin
J. Close, Of Pontiac, about which much has
been said in the DstrOit papers, will come
off at Pontiac on Tuesday, September lst.
The match is for slOO, one hundred birds to
Be shot at according to the rules Of New
York sportsman's Club. Both these gentle
men arc known to be good shooters; have
long claimed the championship, and the con-
test will at least prove n clsse one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-29

G. "A. Read a Co, BanEers-Gold, lvsr and Cou
pons Bought and Sold, and Yonay Loaned.
Boyer & POpe-GIoeeriCs, sc,
Kesler Vogt-Laird's BLOOM OF Youth
New Ch7rch-Lonl Notice.
Keller -Sierling's Ambrosia.
I'd Presbyterian Chureh-Locel Notice.
Keller Yogt Cider Vinegar.
Baldyin University Local.
Bishop Poole Divorce Hoiie.
B. R.-MOney WsR'rd.
81. GarIetscn Co-Kor axe Superior.
Leader Office Gold Loekst Lot.
l29 Lahe-st-TWo Girls Wanted.
DI1eiples Yearly Meet'ng-LoeAi Notice.
J. 4. sanfoId-Local No.ics.
John N, Frazee -LocRi NOTICE.
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LOCAL HOTIORs.

HEADQUARTERS TWENTY NINTH REe-O
1EEET 0. 2. NJ, August %, 1863. I
dEEERL ORDER NO. 2.
The Regiment viii form on Company C,
on the north side Of the Public Square,
promptly at nine o'clock, A ", Tuesday, Sep
tembsr 1st, 1868.
The companies will appear il uniform,
armed and equipped each man will provide
himself with blanket, plate, knife, fork,
and also pair of white gloves.
The Regiment will fora in the following
order: Company A on the right, Company F,
Company D, Company G, Company Il, Com
pany E, Company G, and Company B.
By order, JOIN N. FRAzEE,
aug29 :454 Lieut-Col. Commanding.