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(NoT AID BRENTWOOD, June 20.
Editor Nashville Union:
SIR I'm your impression of q believe)
Sunday morning last, / noticed under
your editorial head a refusal to publish
communication from "Grapeshot."
Not being subject TO somnambulistic fits
of any kind, and habimally combining
myself to puJlislaJle matter, il surprised
me not little TO find some genius at
tempt to bring the weight of my 'good
name" to strengthen his essay. This is
unfair-tO use no harsher term-and I
caution you, as well as my aspirativs imi-
tatOr under the penalty of mourning my
august displeasure land q libel suit, to
not attempt the like again, AS well
might assume the real name as the
nam dc plume of any writer. "He that
steals my purse (literally) steals trash, -
but che that robs me Of my good name
will be held responsible
am preparing an essay on Tea Table
Dandy dom and Blatherumskite, which !
propose "lAying before my readers" be-
tween now and dog days. After the
fashion of the modern Merati, it is elo-
quently pOllysylla5ic and richly larded
with French, Latin and Dutch quota
tions, for it is habit with the world 10
appreciate that which they least under
stand. That gracefulness of original
thought--the sublimAting idea of speak
ing and writing the hearts honest and
earnest pulsAtions--lhe ennobling sim
plicity that means something by words
persisted with our fathers, and the
beauties Of Nineteenth Century Ciyili-
cation have dAwned upon us. HUMBUa,
high seated and enthroned, reigns SUI
preme, and We are deservedly making
rapid progress 10 perdition!
stoically yours, (tho criginaD
GRAPEsHOr,
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ANTI-SLAyERY SYMPATHIEs OF CONT
METAL EURoPE.-A correspondent of the
Philadelphia Inquirer says that our U.
S. Consul at Paris, Mr.. Bigelow, formerly
of the N. Y. Eoening Post) has issued a
telling book in the French language, filled
with figures, authorities, etc, against
slavery aud proving its weakness beside
free institutions, which will do much TO
enlighten the people. But the great gun
which knocked out the bottom Of Seces-
sion sympathy, WAS Mr., LincOln's Eman-
cipation Proclamation. Its influence was
very great. The common people, and the
educated people all over the Continent,
hate slavery. Translatiohs Of Uncle
loafs Cabin, Of the Impending Crisis,
Ansoag he Pines, etc, are plenty in every
French village. No words can convey
the horror that these people feel toward
the institution; and when our President
announced the blacks ireemen, he gather
ed in the hearts of all those foes Of
slavery. The great TeutOnic family
stand by us, in whatever country. Por-
traits of sigel, Blenker and Carl shurz
are hung upon all the cottage walls, in
print-shops and in coffee houses. TidiDg'
of battles are eagerly read by the Ger
man students, and in every direction
those enthusiastic youth are eager t.
offer their services to our Government
In Sweden the war is universally de-
plored, but the people are with the North
unitedly. In France, many OF the peo-
pie are ignorant or careless. The
proteges Of the Emperor are with the
South, but all the scholars and indi-
vidual minds stand by the American
Union,
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8p GEIsataph

LOUISVILLE, june 25.--The official re-
port of Col. Saunders to Gen. Burnside |
states that he has just returned from an
expedition near Knoxville. He struck
the railroad at Lenoir and destrbyed II
up TO Knoxville. lie made denIbnstra-
ton against Knoxville SO A to draw
troops from above; destroyed the track
and started for Strawberry Plahs; burnt
State Creelrs bridge, three hundred and
twelve feet long; stTSFberrJ Plains
bridge sixteen hundred feet long, and
Messy CrSl bridge, hree hundred and
twenty-fv feet f9Dgi captured three
pieces of artillery, with ammunition,
five hundred prisoners, one thousand
stand of arms; destroyed large amount
of salt, sugar, -four, meal, saltpetre and
saltpetre works, and other stores.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has received
dispatch, dated Carlisle, 10 o'clock
this morning, which says the rebels COM
menced moving at ten o'clock this morn
ing, and advanced eight miles off.
l, p. M.-Business is partially suspen-
ded to-day. The rebels hold ten regi-
ments, with artillery and cavalry, on
South Mountain, beyond Gettysburg.
HARRIsBURa, June 25, $50, P. M
During last night and the present time,
long trains of wagons, loaded with goods
and household furniture, have entered
the city. Farmers are focking in with
horses, and any number of contrabands.
New YORK, June ga letter in the
Times, dated Washington, oath inst,
says that twenty thousand of Bragg's
army are at Richmond doing garrison
duty.
General Lee has his whole army, num-
bering one hundred and twenty five
thousand, in the immediate vicinity Of
the Potomac. Bragg is to take care Of
Richmond while Lee takes care o.
Washington.
Richmond was reinforced on the 1911
inst.
BALTIMORE, June Collaboration wa
received this morning from Western Ma
ryland to the following purpoIt:
Lee is said to have passed through
Winchester or Friday The entire rebe
army was then in motion, claiming to b
100000 strong.
Ewell was at Hagerstown on Monday
and marched for Pennsylvania Tuesday
Longsireefs troops were about cross
ing the Potomac and were to be this sid
on Wednesday.
The rebel programme, from an intelli
: gent sympathizer just from Western Ma
r ryland, is that Hills forces were TO oc
1 cupy Hooker's attention till the mai
3 body of the rebel army wee well on th
way.
: The rebel army would then NOV
e rapidly North, meanwhile supplyin
: thousands with horses from Marylan
d and Pennsylvania. The rebels expecte
i to take Harrisburg without oppositio
'e and move on Philadelphia.
- New York, June 25.-GOld firme
ir opening at forty-four and half, ad
al vancing fOrty-Gve and a quarter an
y closing frmer at forty -four and thrC
- quarters.
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Where is Bragg? He has Withdrawn
his army, so it has been reported for
several days, but whittier? Probably
he looks for squally times in East Ten
nessee and has gone to take care of the
interests Of the Confederacy in that de-
partment We fear there has been much
needless delay in going into that region,
by our troops, and that the rebels, under
the direction Of Buckner have had time
to strengthen themselves to such an ex-
tent that it will be difficult TO dislOdge
them. But the work must be done. East
Tennessee must be rescued from the
spoiler, and IL is the duty of the Gov
eminent TO throw troops in there by
thousands. Let the Government act
with the determination and zeal which
its foes have manifested and we will
soon occupy East Tennessee, never 10 be
driven out. After a long and singular
calm in this State, we are probably
about TO witness some Of the most inn
portant events Of the war. God bless
the Union Army, and lead it ON TO
glorious and decisive victory
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naIa INTO Easl Tennessee.

A gentleman who left Somerset KY,
on Friday last, arrived here on Wednes-
day. He states that on the day he left
Somerset dispatch reached headquar-
ters from Col. Byrd in POwelrs Valley,
stating that be was starting out with
- picked men, and expected 10 reach
Knoxville on that day friday, the 10Th
inst. The Chattanooga Rebel of the 2lst
brings news Of CArter's raid, the de-
struction of the railroad and of the mills
etc, AZ Lenoir.
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United States of America


VNTHEREAs, an information has been filed In the
w District Court Of the United States within and
for The District OF Middle TennCasoe On The 2lth day
OF June A. j 1865, by Iuhu Timble. Esq, Attorney
for ine United states Tor the District of Middle Ten
ncssee, who rruaecuies herein, bohalf Of the United
states, against ThkEk b aRRklS, THRhEk 1gk, ONE
BOX, AND ONE GARBOY CONTAINING DRUGS;
aedgnR, IA substance that said DRUGS were
seized on land IN The District OF Made Tennessee,
on the ---- dSy of -- A. ID. 1868, a. forfeited 70
The United stalos that said property was trausp rled
iroa Tie state oi Kentucky the lst day ofJanuly
A. d. 1865, 10 the state of Tennessee, IN violation %
the act ~ Cougros5 and the proclamation Of fresi
dent Of TIE United States, intsroci ng ~ commerch al
intercourse between She citzcns and inhabltani a
said state Ql Tennessee aud the citizens ana nhabit
ants OF NE ret Of the United satel ana aga nht the
regulations Of the Treasury Department OF the United
states and tuat said pr0pety became thereby forfeited
10 tue use Of the United states Of America ana pray
ing process against the same, that ne same may DO
condemned as forfeited, as afurl said.
Now, therefore, ga pursuance OF the mulitOu under
the seal Of said Court % directed and delivered
DO hereby give public notice 90 an persons claiming
said property o. la any manner Interested thcrclni
that they bsand appear before the said District Court
10 be held a. the Federal Court room, ia iho city u
Nashville, 10 and for said District on the oh day Of
July, A. D. 1893, then ana there 90 ilterpose their
claims, and make their allegations in that behalf
a. h, GLAhCOlk,
Marshal OF the United States
FOR the District Of Middle Tennessee,
June 2j-tf
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n.heI n.,lmnte os RespeetIve

nsbeI Estimate OF Respective Eos. !
ses. ~ " !
Fton he Knoxville Resinsr, Ju a 40,
CLARK's Diary of The War sor sepa,.
alton has the following estir ,ste Drilled,
wounded and missing, fmm the COM
Of the war e. the (1st of
January, 1858:
Fsierals-Killed 1854; wounded,
97.O27; prisoners, 65.218--total, 209.-
115. Died from disease and wounds
100000.
CoaJed7ates- Killed, 2O,9o3 wounded,
60,615; prisoners, 22,169-total, 102677.
Died from disease and wounds, 10000.
We know enough of rebel exagger-
alton TO place no confidence in those fig
ures SO far as the Union Army is concern
ed, but their evidence is good against
themselves so far as it goes. II appears
that within one year and two thirds the
deaths in the Confederate Army have
reached the sum of one hundred and thirty
siz thousand. This does not include
many thousands of deaths, of soldiers
who have been discharged and have died
at home. 1t will be a very moderate
estimate TO place the aggregate number
Of deaths in the rebel Army within the
period mentioned at 175, 900. The most
hopeful flre-eater may well tremble as
he ponders the warning of these figures.
Place the military force of the rebels at
100000 soldiers, and how long will their
armies last under so exhaustive q drain
as this? Ii twenty months have sub
stracted 175, 900 men from their military
power, forty months will substract $780,
600, sizty months will substract 425, 900
and eighty months will substract 700 900
Eighty months are siD gears and eigh
months; and if the war be protracted sc
long, the fighting material of the rebe
Confederacy will be nearly annihilated
But while the rebel power of resistance
is diminishing rapidly, the nationa
power of assault is being rapidly rein
forced by force which has hithert
been the prop, support, and feeder o
= treason. The Federal Government i
L taking the slaves of rebels from the corn
fields and arming them and ternin
them upon their guilty masters; wit
7 what fatal effect let the desperate valo
i of the negroes at Port Hudson, and Mil
: liken's Bend testify. The utter destruc
ton of the rebels is as certain as destin
d itself II is destiny.
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United States of America:

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE.--Ro. IL.
w HEBEAs, an information has been fled 10 the
w District Court Of the United States for said
District the Gath day Of june 1858 BY John Trim.
Bile, Esq, Attorney Of the United States said Dis
trct the behalf OF the said United states against
kLENEh BOXES AND ONE KEG, containing Wares
and Merchandise, captured by Col Geo. p smith
aledgng, In substance, that said goods were seized
on and, and In the District Aforesaid, as forfeited
10 the United StateH for reasons and causes IN said
libel mentioned, aud praying process against tho
same, and that the game be condemned a. forfeited
8 aforesaid
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF The mOntion OF
the Court under the seal Of the Court 20 me directed
and delivered, / do hereby give public notice 10 all
persons claiming said artulcs, or IN any manner In
terested therein that they be and appear before the
said District ourt 20 he held al the Federal Court
room, az the Capitol, ia tho city o. Nashville and
District Aforesaid, on the 9Th day Of July, A. ID.
1893 chen aud there N iuterpOae their claims, and
10 make their s!!agatlons In that behalf
r. r.. GLAECOCK
U. 8. Marshal, Middle Dist. Of Tenn
ntue gf-ff
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We print on our outside this morning
an interesting account of the Annual
Commencement Exercises of ST. Cecilia
Academy, furnished us by our neighbOr
JONES of the Dispatch. II is a labor of
love 70 him to write of the merits Of the
Academy and tho glad hearts which are
there nurtured and educated; and we
trust that he may live to sec the Institu-
ton one of the most flourisbing on the
contineni.
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10 the Authorities at Nashville.
NASHVILLE, June 20.

NASHVILLE, June 20
Editor Nashville Union:
/, as a member of the 4th East Tenn.
Regiment, having an interest in the well
fare Of East Tennessee, desire you TO
publish this small article. am re-
cruiting officer from that portion of the
State, and l wish the authorities to know
that East Tennessee can be taken with a
very small force, and If they don't in
tend to send any help TO the poor women
and children, for Gods sake, send them
guns and ammunition, and will, for one,
help to take them to them, and help to
protect them. Many of our wives and
children are bound to suffer. Now, my
God, is this Government going to let the
wives of the loyal people on this green
earth starve to death? And we fear that
Tennesseans can't go home. Now, il
the authorities will put all Of the EAst
Tennesseans together, we will cut euI
way to East Tennessee Where is ther,
a people that bAve stood up to more thar
we have We have never refused to g,
anywhere we are ordered, and some o
us have been in the service ten months
and mover received one dollar Blu
what does these men ask ? Release ny
country, and ! ask no pay.
Yours, truly,
JosEPH A. FAREswoBTH,
lst L., Co. +, 4th E. T. Reg
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"My son, if sinners entice thee, con-
sent thou not" says solomon. But that
depends on the place he tries to entice
you TO. For instance, if he entices you
10 SINGLETON's celebrated Book and
Newspaper Depot, go, by all means. Sol
onion would do it himself if be lived in
Nashville. ~
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There were great many rumors atloat
last night relative TO the movements OF
the Army of the Cumbeilsnd, but we
could get no information sufficiently au-
thentic to authorize its publication. We
hope our readers will continue TO await
patiently the unfolding Of events. 1t is
probable we are on the eve of Stirring
incidents of fields" which may repay us
for the long and dreAry vigils of the past
five months.
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George Brown, editor of the Toronto
Globe, one Of the most enlightened pOliti-
clans in Canada, and firm friend Of the
American Union, has been reelected to
his seat in the State Legislative Assem-
bly, by vote of nearly six to one.
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ON WEDNESDAY, MOREIN0, JUNE Aiu.
Va Leather Pook' Book, Containing A .Whiim'u'
suffers (oi The bsih ludians YoluntersD paIfh
some receipts, and pass from hunreesp''
10 Nashville and Teiufn again. and 90.
amount OF Money. Any person fading Il and lel' "
tho book and papers at Che 6tWanoe House, VII 2"
allowed 20 rotain All the mOnoy.
iuno25-iws q. r. DUhlGAH
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$50 REWARD.

,TRAYED FROs THE sUTiER or THE
- Missouri Vols. 20 hriF % iivlsi0n, two NJ .I.tA
between fnd years Old, about AZ hands h.-H
both marc mnles, one black aud the other Gaze
brown they had no shoes on whah they Lett ,
Tie above reward viii b. paid 20 any one who w
return them % ~, or give such Information ihhl "
can Get them. JHO. JAUALlN CO.
iuue2l--lYa
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The Hartford Post says that the "nig-
ner has got out of the wood pile, aud
gone to France. Paris is now garrisoned
in part by niggers The greater part
are Bedouin, il is true, but the inevitable
African is there, and forms part Of the
'Emperor's retinue These proceedings
are going on right under the nose Of the
aristocratic slidell, but he does not COM
plain. He has not the contempt for a
niger that those northern men, who feel
honored when Southerner spitsin their
faces, entertain"
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oltlorr.oi daIarsa rrosps.

No less Ehan. thirteen hundred appli-
cstions for commands in the new celsssd
rggiments have been received st Wash
ington. only forly-eight have received
commissions most Of them as line Off
oers. No Colonel has yet been appoint
ed. Black troops arc certainly growing
in public favor.
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AtteutIon, CommIttees /

The respective committees OF the
Union Club, Union League, and City
Council, appointed to make arrangements
for the celebration Of the 4th Of July,
are requested to meet at the office Of
John Trimbls, Esq, at o'clock, P. NJ,
this day. II. r. MYERS,
iune26-1t* Secretary.
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For sale 90 Nnt,ers

And to citizens, for home consumption,
splendid lot of Suffers Supplies Of
various kinds Also, large lot of Bot
tied and Barrelled Bourbon Whisky; all
kinds of Wine, Ale, and Beer, in large
and small packages. Also, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, at No. II Public
Square. M. L. ALEXANDER.
June 26--2w,
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An exchange saws:

1t is said that Lee is marching on
Washington. If the Goddess Of Liberty
is there, don't let him Hooker (hook hero
The Goddess of Liberty isn't-that
sort Of woman.
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IOST,

ON TUEsDAY, June asa, bstwoou the Post Holr
" aud tho 0iayo Yard, leather Pocket b.
containing go la Greonbacks aud o. 10 lenn.'.
money Any person hnding the aame aud fel 1ii'
q Co Che Union once, will receive Us Tor bis W.
JUuR AEDh-h
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The aristocrAtio journals Of Great
Britain grow rabid at the unpromising
aspect of the fortunes Of the Southern
Confederaoy
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Persons wishing fine cigars and tobac-
co, are directed to the store Of IL. Ehren-
berg, No. 40 Union street lie has a
large and excellent supply Of the best
brands, lie has also extra fine Virginia
smoking tobacco, three years old. Pur-
chasers will do we'll to call aud exam
inc. june2l-2W.
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Persons wishing a fine pen can find a
good variety at the Gold Pen Depot, ~
Cherry street, two doors South Of Cedar
ielO-tG
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We are indebted TO W. @. Collier for
the latest newspapers, furnished us last
night.
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WHERE Is JOHNSTON ?

The papers complain of the reticence of
Johnston, and pretend not TO know where
he is. They publish private note of a
soldier, dated the 9Th, which said that
on the next day he would rejoin his reg
iment at Sny der's Bluff, which under
stand is the real name for Haines' Bluff.
AT last accounts Johns,on's cavalry was
along or near the Big Black, while his
main force was further East--a portion
at Moore's Bluffs. This is the UniJ n
version Of his position on the 18th inst
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shIpppr Articles North.

lam farhishAd With blank Permits,
and am now prepared TO issue Permits
to ship ARTICLES North (Other than Cot
ton), and IAm instructed 10 say to the
Officers of the Railroad, and Of the
Steamboats,, that they must not receive
freights for shipment from Tennessee, to
any loyal State, which are not accompa-
MED by Permits Il. II. East at the
Capitol, is furnished with blank Permits
to make purchases for such shipments.
w. q. BRowNLow,
Assist. sp Ag. Tr DeppI tment.
svro OFT
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John G. Dashiell, a very worthy young
man, son of Capt. Dashiell, died in this
city yesterday at the family residence
on Vine street, of consumption. He will
be buried at o'clock to-day.
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The indianapolis State Sentinel of the
22d, has a paragraph of some length,
sneering at and ridiculing that noble
patriot and most efficient officer, Gov.
Morton. That is a portion of the tactics
of Indiana Conservatism.
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Benefit Of
MILE CHRISTINE,

MILE CHRIsTINE.-zavistowski Pallet Troupe,
and Mr. j. Nlckinson, will also appear nfst time IN
this city OF the French Spy a. originally ~. dueea
by Mue Celeste--now played BY her only successful
lime 95, tsoS-FRENCH spy, MILE Christine.
Grand Divertlssemeot-M Christine, kmeline'
Fannie and la Petite Alice. SONG, by stewart
FAMILY JARs-Delph, Mr.. J. Nlokinson. In Pre-
parasion, "Msssanielia" midsummer Nights
Dream" Military Execution, &c.
inne2G
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WOOL HATS.
Great Circus PERFORMANCE.

(NTM. SMITH, LEVI ]. HORTH's celebrated clown,
w has enlisted In Battery O, Of the Governors
Guard, and will We public performance, near the
eneampment OF the Battery, on the FOURTH Oh
JULY, to which all are respectfully invited. In
feats Of tumbling and performa the rope per
haps, Mr.. Smith has no equal In this country. The
performances will take place on the green at MeGav-
ock's Spring, little North Of the Catholic Church.
and Fast OF the camp of the lst Middle Tennessee
Infantry. Performance TO commence alta p, M
june20-tf
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The members Of the Union League are
requested to meet at the Council Room
early this (Friday) evening, as impor-
tant business will be transacted.
By order of the President
s. n. BAREEs, seoy.
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Our old friend, Mr.. j. RUD ADAM, e.
quests us TO state that he does not wish
to wear laurels which belongs to others.
He is the teacher Of vocal music only at
st. Cecilia's Academy, and deserves
whatever credit The proficiency of his
pupils warrant, which, from the COM
mendations of the young ladies, we
heard on all sides, is very great,
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Dissolution,
Wanted

rN0 RFET, BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A
Il Furnihhed Room In pleasant locality, within
easy walking distance Of the Post ONCE, Address
A. Union office. iune26--if'
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AmnsEMeuts.
TN e A T r E.

3. q DuFFIELD.. .....t.....,,...,...M Manager.
GLANDS O. HAMILTON ........ Stage manager'
a r.. siMONS.....s.ss.... ss.sssss...s. lIeeAofef
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meo,,uaoSt he Unton League.

Assist. Sp. Ag. Tr. Department.
june 27--lt.