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OROFosALs 5Ok Amy TRANSPORTATION.
orEIcs OR rHs Dsror QuAR1sRHAsrss.

M
orzlcs OR rHs Dspor ouAa,s.nAsrrs, I
Fort Leacestrorth, kaHsas, Gc;. n ,S6S
until on he ioS 81 e%S:
sus ei A II; .as & &.
Kosts No. l. Prom Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
ish.a duIiDs the .eeys yssrs: on the wet bank Of
south Of ar,uds Il deg moi 70 any post. Or :ss
tons that ere OF me, bs ss, ssiishsd in the Tern,
ind. i4 DEG west in Ne TERRITORY 81 COLORADO,
Per 10 pounds for No. miles & shieh shss s wi! VII
Transport said stores in each Of the months. from
ADs lax * m0'r inclusive OF the years ss'
Rests No. = From Ports I..,.nvortA and Riley
s s,ss - IN ss
~ T.. r:as sss:s ;sss
s.; mi ia :ss!::
In sa Of 81 9.s1s from and to
Roe No y " rom Sors UDon Or such other de-
POT as may be establisf ed in the Territory Of New
IL o.
Ta.s a. %
Siddsrs 70 state III. rate per 100 pounds for 100
each 81 the month"; from june to NoVemSsr i'm
elusive. of the years 1864 aud 1865
The weight to be trans ported each year will not
OF seed 10 600 ono pounds Route No Is 400 200
pounds on Route No T. and LOO 900 pounds on Route
ts:DsPortatioD Of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber.
shine les, or any other stores
Biddt 70 must give their names in full, as we'll AZ
their place of residence and each prop0s al must
be accompanied By Q bond in the sum Of ten hous-
and dollars signed By two more responsible
persons, guaranteeing that in case Q contract il
awarded for II route mentioned in the proposal to
the parties proposing, the contract vi be accepted
furn' shed by said parties in accordance with tue
terms of this advertisement
The amount of bonds required will be IS follows:
Vn hoUto NO 1-~.-..,.-. .--~- WuUIV)
=, a..--.--- .---.-- - -. .---- zuihC
Satisfactory evee nce Of the loyalty and .olvency
OF each bidder and peraen offered 81 security will
be required.
Proposals must be endorsed & Proposals TOR Army
Ira sport alton On Routes Nos. l. 2. O, g." as the
case may be, and none will be entertained unless
advertise ment.
Jared to execute coptrscts ~ once and to give the
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the
same.
Contr acts will be ade beet to the approval Of
the Qua termaater General. but the right IL re-
serv to reject any all bids tina. may be offered.
Contractors must be in read mess for service By
the 6rst day of April 1854 and they will be required
to have place OF business OF agencies a or in the
vicinity Of Forts L. avenworth and Union, aud
other depots that te established at which they
may be communicated with promptly and readily.
L. Q. EAsTON,
Oc4G I'd Major and Quart0rmaster
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WE CALL THl ATTENTION Of Pureh.sers

WE CALL TIN ATTENTION Of Purchasers
SSE sSY s1 '1a , - .s:o.snsnt
H.:ss Bacon Eheh xs =. selling Il Il. lowest
s s' c:s :.o s:a f.
"a: S'0n EGG ::ss: 3, .s + ..s S.s1
S1oR1r D1ssAs1sI s1oR1T DIsF1Asll
sAMAR!IAN,s aIFr,
,u, ,,o.r s1nzRIIAES GIFT
Z Ei:'!i SRI e.
Sc .ss:s ( A g Y e:
s. q .: y s e. e
4 SS:s: J: s: =
81 s..sas,
wnS ,:Ss I &c soss'd With Bai'a ooSsvs,
fsis."Isis . - b. s Ssssi.l.. q,
5ssRs &
sAA1RITzEs ROOF md HSSkB JUICES
q ao HNS MRS JUICE =: e:
Il ana s1s
ana 1etm1nent. TAKE then Of this purifying RENE.
dy and Pc healed, and DO not transmit 70 yOur pos.
''.s. that for f 81 Nj 81 aH 1sRfin'
gANAkIfxNS koof AND HSRB Jui0is
:: ~. a; &. & .sss y FROM ~
YlMALlsi YHNALlsu
In many a,ectiona With which numbers OF r.
most happily adapted. in liberated Utsrus, r.
Whites, IN hearing down, Iallins. Of the WOMB,
Deputy end ior 81 so%plsints ,nsidsns 70 tss ssx
BANARIfAND OHANORu WASH.
> Price g cents. PAN Directions.
D1Sk0ND = CO., Box 1S1 1hiladslDhia Pos,
Sold bYs. oALv1RT FORD. r.sr Of llth end
HlNRY COOK. Alexandria. may Ctr
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
w ADJUTAET GERRRALie OPFIou
WASHINGTON, June a. 1874

"ASniASIOAs uue ~, LOO.
GSsvsl Orders, No. 1os.
The Ad3utant General will provide An appropri-
ate medal Of honor for the troops who. after tho
expiration of their term have ered their services
to the Government In the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service in the States of
Pennsylvania and Maryland
By order ofth Secretary Of War
j. D. TOWNSEND,
10 % Assistant Adtutant General
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Ia g a.
SPRING AND SUMMHR e0HIDULl
or fHD
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

18 g q.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
FROM WARRINGTON oITYi
THE GREAT SHORT LINE 70 fHB
WEST, SOUTH AND NORTHWEST
Making the Quickest Time. And the Only Route
s.l g; Shss ior sy
Oily. With Less Changes Of Cars than on any
other Route, and 10 Omnibus Riding.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS FROM WARRINGTON
maxim. s WITS ram: B.nor.
at 7HA. =. and 80 ?. :.
st Relay Wiz ;Sa III IN. $is% s:'s's:':'
With Train leaving baltimore It s.is1. x. A'''''
VIZ Tls .:1a.
BE IL RY zs Hoyk e
This IS tie Only Route By which Through Tickets ~
Through Baggage Checks can be procured
IN Warrington.
the es suea.r
sHoRrlsr AN ID MOST DIRIor ROUTE
COLUMBUS, DAYroN, LOUISVILLE, GIN
o1E En11A 1 ~ koy4d' 1Hsoz zssR>
DO, &C., &C.,
~w.IH LESS oHANeEs OF CARS 1HAH II AHy
ofHHA RoUf1.0
~ SSsesGI Notice to Passengers for tAs West Jysss
Easi;.stoT G In KoinE West By pureha-
By the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, SAW ONh
DOLLAR in the Through price, and have the priv
additional charge.
no INJECTIONS st the Ohio River With gLlvH::
LAND & PITPsBURG, CKNTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta Il CINCINNATI RAILROADS.; and ,
through them, with the whole Railway system OF
Of the NORTH WEST, CENTRAL WEST, and
SOUTH WEST
For THROUGH TICKETS please Apply at the
Ticket Office WashinRto station,
W. P. SMITH, Master of Transportation
NJ COLE. General Ticket Agent. ap 9l.tf
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RI TEETH.
aiH4R sas 12ysR.o st and f.tsa.ss

1efSonAlH ct hs of1oe IN this city, Manyl
1ersone can wser these teeth Who cannot
w06 os1efS, ma no person can wear others who
Persons calling ct my oles can b accommodated
y1ta aoy style and price Of Teeth they may DESIRE
eleanest, strongest and most perfect dentute that
are can produce, ths AIN1RAL PLATE win b
looms s this eltY-Ho. SIS Pennsylvania svsnus
SStyeen Sth and 10Th st1ssts. ESQ. GOT Arch a.,
kAiAdslphta. mar l-1y
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DENTISTRY.
GkEAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

Teeth Extracted icithout Pain utth III. Muh,tts of
Oxygen
would advise AL persons having teeth to ex-
tract to call 1t DR.. LEWIE'S Office,
aId have them taken out by this new
ana harmless process Also call andQ1y1YYp
examine the Doctors new and i'm. AAS
proved method of asertipg Artificial Teeth If
you once see the great Improvement in his teeth
Snd vain able one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
no Is e. R LENID. M, D. Dentist
I AU9HING GAS!
II No Pain in Extraetins Teeth.
There 10 no danger in taking this Gas (pure
nitrous OIidel even for those who are CO asump-
tive or dtlicste in constitution Its inhalation
produces sleep. or coma, in about two minutes,
ana its effect passes of In the length of time
Made and administered At the Office of Dr.
LOOMls. 33s Pa. Az. near corner 9Th Ut. ocS0-lm@
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PROPOSALS..

S1ALED PROPOSALS. AR1 INtLrED It'll
- she Hat dsy OF Hovenshsr, 1858 ut u m, for fur.
mai i. the Gahaistsnoe Department with 10,
HOS win be received for what 10 Known - Nos.
J. ., and 5, and for asy portion less than the
B,cs 10 du pieste FL the different grades shonld
b. upon kepsrAte sheets Of paper. :,
The delivery Of the Flour to 5e commenced VIA
In one week from the op-nng al the bids or - soon
thsresftsr as the Govarument nay diract, 1t the
rate OF ct Fest 800 barrels dAiy. delivered either
q the Govs4nment wnsreh0use In Ge0rSetnwn,
at tie vbaIves, or at the railroad depot. "azA.
inston. D O
Iii enntrsats must Be comp.etsd within thirty
days from the opening Of the bids.
Payment will b made in certificates OF fooe oeeo-
ness. or saeh other funds as the Government may
have for diabur sement
Ihr uiuai 6oyern msnt inspection VIII be made
inst before the Flour 10 received.
An cath Of allegiance must accompany each oia !.
No bid wtD ba entertained from pArtea who aAve
previously saied TO comply with their bids or from
Bidders Of preaent to respond.
made very strcng: of new materials and head lined
No Flour viii be received which IL not ire IN
ground.
Bids to be directed 70 Lieutenant uoIoncl g.
RILL, O g., o. 3. A. Waahinston, d O., and IN
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M HOLE6ALI AND RETAIL.
NOTIONS. TOYS
1AEOY GOOD6.

WHoLrsALs AND RETAIL.
NOTIONS. roYs.
FANCY aooDs.
GorrHlLF 4 BEHIND.
$50 Seventh ST.. bet. h and I.
xespsesfuuy invite the attention Of the public st
large. - well Of city and country buyers 70 thar
vsry lrrse and veil selected Stock, compri.,n.
slnost every article usually found in nrst-elass
Molten and Fancy Goods Houses.
10 DEALERS ESPECIALLY.
Particular attention II inv tied t. large and we'll.
selected Stock Of TOYS for the Holidays.
Also to
LADIES BUYING FOR FAIRS.
eeeer.l indaeemsnt VIII be Given. 90 Y.lm.
WILLIAM sI,oz, Ls HrAE, JoHs rox,
FITCH, HINE & FOX,
ATT N = sAT LAW,
HAL Ss1AsR. CLAIM AID PATENT AGENTS.
e''. so,, ssss:H Posi- sd ONES. 4 ssssa''
ss o easl.asn:r..Gso r ii liz s..s:.o &c Inn
pAPsRHAEaIHas,
IL KIDw.Il woals ..:.s ,t,S,1. - =.
friends and tn. public that he has int rseaiysd
Ven sslsetsd assortment Of WALL, pAPaRa
WiNDOW sHAD1e, BlR1 BOARD PRINTS 20
W OF wsiea Ne 70 prepared to sen ut the lowest cssh
Wall Payers LIZ cents and upN.,s.
An pApsrs hung in the city or oount,x 9, ~
Dsss style By sxpsrisneed workman. W.T.
1snsmber the place. Ho. SGT D ssrees- ma, o.s
8 HrsDhEn Hsu Building. o.@,
NJ - aeE MILLINERY. =,
NkI8o n J. PLAff Respectfully Informs a..
ladies' % The District and Vicinity thai she s W
sonssAntly reesiyine large and hsndsomeSI9
0oooYtn01f Of RYonok and American uILLIN- -
ny. Is her waserneD, No. Sl6 Penn. avenue.
1eaR nA street, All the very latest styleei In Hats
Ss:sss o.:ss nisesss e. e IA ~: sss fs
WasAaAsfss, 9sofsstevn asl Vicinity.
$50 - 4IDD u. j. PLAFf,
- krlns % Stairs.
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COMPOUND
FLUID 1XTRA0f Bucxu
a POSITIVE
SPECIFIC REMEDY
Ns~- Rssessts~ ~ hsesnsisssss a Urass,
Men, l.Es~Ssatto~ ~ Useerssio~ Of to Bgss
S~ end Ksdaeys, Diseasss Of tAs Psss-
trsse Gland, Stone in tAs Bladder,
OsaceroSs 0rssss ~ BrScs
Dxst Deposst end
xSssss ~ Aszky DsseAa~ees, and ~ Ds,.ssa,
Afsetsoss e5 as Bladder and Kia.era.
a~d Dropsseas S,esIsinss, esssssss
IN Mem, Woven Or Children
HELhB0LD's EXTRlCT BUcHB.
1or weakness arising from 1xsessss. u.bts.,
spation, attended with the folio ins sym,to
IAdis3osition to Ixertion, Loss Of pov.,
Loss OF Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing.
weak Nerves, Trem bling, Horror or
Disease, Dir,ness Of Vision. Wake.
fulness, Paia In the Back,
Universal Lassituds Of the
Muscular System. Hot
Hands, Ilushins Of
the body, Dry
ness Of the
Skin.
1RUPTIONs ON TIN PACE.
RALLID COUNTENANCR.
These symptoms, II allowed to 20 on. vhfss s,.,
medioine Invariably removes, soon follows n.
trity, Epileptie Pits, In one Of which III.
patient may expire. Who can SAY that
they are not frequently followed br
those Direful Diseases" IN
SANITY and OONsUMP.
TON. Many are aware
Of the cause Of their
suffering, but none
viii eonfs
The
records
Of the In
sans Asylums
and the Aelan-
eho!y Deaths By Con
sumption. bear amplsw
ness to the truth of the
ssrtisn. The constitution ..u
hseted with Organic Weakness r.
suires the aid Of medicine to Strengthen
ana Inytsorase the System, which HHLx
BoLDD 14rRACf BUoHU INVARIABLY mr.,
HKLnIB0LD's
HIGHLY ocNolNTRATlD. oONPouHp
FLUID GXTRACT sAkslPAREkIA.
For
purifying
the blood re
moves al diseases
arising from excuses
and ioprudenee in life.
chronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from An Impure
stste Of the blood, and the only rel..
BE and efectual known remedy or ths
sure OF serofuls, seald Head, Sal,
Rheum, Pains and Swellinss AZ
the Bones, alterations Of the
Throat andLess. Blotohss,
1fmples on the Hsos,
letter, 1rydpslas,
and al soaly
sruDtions
Of the
skin.
fvs table sDoonsful Of the lxtrses Of mr..
rils aedsa to pint OF water, Il equal to the Lhse>
Diet Drink. and one bottle IL fully equal 70 ssn
Of the Syrup Of sarssDaRIlla or the Dsooetto.- ~
usually made.
~TH1e1 1XTRAUTs HAVE BllH Apnnx.
TED 10 Us1 In THE UNITED STATES AM.
and are also In very general use In al the SfAFH
HOSPITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY IHsfT-
TUTIONs throughout the land, - ven ssi, "a.
vsts yraetaess, and ars considered - hvalasbls
remedies.
SEE MEDICAL PRoPI111ss o. Bucxy,
FROM DS:pe~satosy q tie Usstsd Ssssse.
Bee Professor DEWEls' valuable works a, sna
prsetios Of PAyGie.
Be- remarks made By the late eslsbaAeA M
PHYeIo. Philsdslphia.
See rsmarks made By DR.. lPHRAIM NaDov
ILL, celebrated Physieian, and Member Of ~
Royal College Of Surgeons, ireland. and yubtsAaa
In the transactions Of the Ki.saad Qussn yo1r
aAl.
See Msdieo ohirursioal Review, puhdahsA -
BlNJAAIN T1AV1RS, Fellow Of Royl ColIeee
Of Surgeons.
sss NEST Of the Late Standard works Of Ne4tsf,s:
RRIol0.
lxsEssa 1ashs, q Per bottle, q dx for oS,
Ixtxass earsspAfills, olDsr bottlsapr m sus ~
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FALL AND WINTER
DRY GODS,
Ladis, Black. Colorsd and Scarlet cloaka and Cir
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Water Proof
OloAkins Cloths,
French Msrinos, Reps and Ottomans In all eolors.
Plain, Plaid and Striped Valsnoias,
sasl and Shifting 1lAnnsls.
QasaimerS and eHtinets,
White and OoloFed BlAnkots,
Long and square EhAw,s, s.#aa.
White and BreNn Cotton eAsettnss, dc.
BAlmorAl and Hoop Skirts, -
II. TAYLOR CO.,
% Is No. - Center Market SPACE.
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PROPOSALS..
D 1oP0s 4 La oR / Q 4 rs.
CHII1 AssIsf! 0uAas!asAsfBls orrIcg,l

CHIH1 Aasfsf'7 OP1Icg,l
y xs1s.ss: B. a. .f sa, f r. sss
: sss 3 &: =;
Sns !: +: Of sss
s1 Witt Pin: f..
si,t: e, fSs g. $50 ssss ss...1.s. 81,
SKI; saoai;ns sss go, feet ss.ntlins. B,
lei ions. asm nI sse.''' 1857 0ean'nhso'A
Slit; sIS sss feet ssansllas.s by
si1is ~ ;;scai;sd $500, feet ss.niiins. BY I.
Aiiths sbove described 10 b good, msrehant.bl.
,ee.ss e q ~
All the lumber to be delivered on or before the
18th day Of Decembe 1853.
PROPOSALS..
n snd t gos address bid
Ifs bid i 10 sde In the name Of . arm, the names
:: sss %a 81
sdsrad and 81 oath 81 must ACC son
each prnpns itol
Hsrl g o Hss.s d.
mark Proposals tor Lumoer.''
GUARANTEE.
shown BY the Official certificate Of the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States DIS.
Tse ability the bidder to all the contract, should
rssponsbe persons. whose signatures are to Be ap.
eendsd to tas guarantee, and said guarantee must
Bidders must be present In person whom the bids
are opened. or their proposals. win not be oonaid-
Bonds In the sum Of ave thousand dollars, sixned
;, ct ss % bis
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. The county Of =, and STATE Of
-:
accepted. he WIN At once enter into contract In
lTo this epsrantee must Pc appended the Official
sh s q ~ bsas
suTsd 81 -. sevesn@en'; and IN case e Of Z tie t.
q eu.s,ity the Lumber sted 70 be delivered
s 81 saA
Informal proposals. will n Is ss,ss1sq l. HAR,z
no 1T Captain. A. Q. NJ, U 9. Army.
A ss'T QUARIEhM'R CAVALRY BUKEAUy
wa,aiue. rrio 3 No Sa 1a srf y e.;
PRoPosALs win BE- received At this OF es unSi Il
O'Clock m, November 10. for the privilege ct o.
tanning oil the animals which may die at the CIV
AIRY Depot. GieEboro'. D. O.
Bidders will state the amount per animal.
The party to whom the privilege is awarded will
be CURED to remove the csrcs.ses daily and cen
vey them far enough from tae limits of the Depot
TO avoid afl nuisance either to the Depot or lac
citizens in the vicinity.
Proposals will be received at the same tine for
II purchase OF the manure which ~ accum u ate
within the limits Of the Depot. The manure also
to be removed daily as above.
Bonds will be req ired from the party awarded
IN each case to the amount of Ave hundred dollars
5COl Tor the faithful performance Of the stipuls
Psymf nts for the above to be made l. the Dspot
Quartermaster monthly.
Pre- posa 9 must be addressed to Captain H A Du
Pry, De pot Qusrtermass ter, 6ies6oro' Point. AMI
be endorsed On the envelope Proposals for Desd
horses " no 3 st
PROPOSALS. FOR WRAPPING PAPER ANO
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A DAMS zxPRlss COMPANY.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

The DELIVERY oyHIoD Of this oou,..-
Removed nom Third street to the Lara a. ~ y,
street, between "a and q streets. sos On
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H1Io10.
lxtTes4 Dashu, q Dsr bottle, ef Nh fog o.
1xtRass sarssparills, olDsr bottlsSDf ssx sos ~
Delivered 70 any address, Isesurely psaksl mon
obSorvato0.
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pITT1NHOU11. FAINT & co.,
B 4 N X = 4 s
NO. $50 PENNSYLVANIA AvINUD,
WIN continue 70 furnish
q. 3. FIvE.TWENTY BONDS
A. long issued by the Government. at ~.
q. OouDon 81 Of 1851. ~
q, o, 7-So Treasury Notes.
y. Q. OsrtiAcates Of IndshSsdnssa.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lxahanse on AL parts Of Europe and the Norths.
Ofties sold In sums to suit purehAsers.
etoeks anA Gold bought In New York exsluGiva.
on Oommio1ion.
yY RITTnNHOUe1, PANT d 90.
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5Rtlti- M)Rtkl4 5tauaarh.
MISSINC1...A GEM.

In the COOL sweet hush of wooded nook,
Where the May buds sprinkle the green old ground
And the wind, and the birds, and the hmpld brook
Murmur their dreams with drowsy sound,
Who lies so still on the plushy moss,
With his pale cheek pressed on breezy pillow,
Couched where the light and the shadows cross,
Through the Pickering fringe of the willow!
Who lies alas!
So still, so chill in the whispering grass
A soldier clad in a zouave's dress,
bright haired man with his lips apart
One hand thrown up DER his frank, dead lace,
And the other clutching his pulseless heart
Lies here in the shadows, cool and dim,
His musket swept by trailing bOugh;
With careless grace in his quiet limbs,
And wound on his manly brow;
wound alas
Whence the warm blood drips on the trembling grass
The violets peer from their dusky beds,
With fearful dew in their great pure eyes;
The lilies culver their shining heads,
Their pale lips full of sad surprise,
And the lizard darts through the gstening fern,
And the squirrel rustles the branches hOary;
Strange birds fly out with cry to battle
Their wings in the sunset glory;
While the shadows pass
Der the quiet face on the dewy grass.
God pity the bride who awaits at home,
With her lily white cheeks and her violet eyes,
Dreaming the sweet old dream of love,
While her lover is walking in Paradise;
God strengthen her heart as the days go by,
And ths long drear nights of her vigil follow
Nor bird, nor moon, nor whispering wind,
May breathe the tale of the hollow,
Alas! alas!
The secret is safe with the woodland grass
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For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

HEADQUARTERS 2ED N. G. CAVALRY,
Near CULPEPPER @. H., June 18th, 1863
At meeting of the officers of this Regiment assembled
to paw last tribute to the memory of their gallant dead
Capt j. W. Strange called to the Chair and Lieut. W.
P Roberts requested to act Secretary o. motion the
chair appointed Captains NJ L. Eure W. A. Graham and
suitable the solemn occasion. The committee reported
the following which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS The End Reg N c. Cavalry by the casualties of
battle the 9Th inst, Beverlys Ford Virginia.
WILLIAMS, Lieut.. ]. G. b. lssENaAME Corps BRowN Co.
A. and BLALoCK, Co. b. and private JAMES BUNCH Co. H:
The officers Of the regiment with deep solemny feeling
desire to add this public tribute to the memory of their
chvarOus dead therefore,
eso0ed That in the death of Colonel Solomon Williams
have lost pure and true friend noble brave and gal
liant commander whose uusued character gentle dspo-
stion, womanly and tried bravery had
sincere Affection and in whom exemplied the
blending of those brilliant qualities which Ike the
feet gentleman and perfect soldier Generous and brave to
fault know not which to admire the most his private
virtues or his cool, deliberate courage.
game have lost agreeable companion, brave and
efficient officer whose courage grew more conspicuous
dangers became most imminent.
ResoLUed, That in the deaths of CorpOrals Brown aud
Bsock and private Bunch have lost brave and tried
soldiers who never shrank from any duty quaed before
any danger.
eoLsed That while we deeply deplore the sad fate of
our fallen comrades in arms, we yield submissive ODE
dence to the DEGREES of Almighty God who ruleh all
things peace and in war; aud humby invoke His aid
and protection upon the bereaved families of the deceased
and upon while emulate their example in driving
brutal and ruthless foe from our soil.
ss0LUd That of these resolutions be sent to the
families of the deceased and the Richmond Whg En-
qurer Petersburg Express Raleigh Standard State Jour-
nal aud Progress for publication.
NJ L. EURE,
W. A. GRAHAM, JR, Com.
GEO. p. BRYAN,
w. P. ROBERTS, Sec'y.