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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-27
IMPROVED DUPLEX, FULL RUBY ACTIoN,

lrst.class Hunting Time. Piece Of silver material
over which II elecro-ine plated Is K gold p1ost an
raby wrought making Tho INIT alton 30 faultless that
Il cannot be detected from the solid material by he
most experienced judgss; acids will not affect NJ
London made movem mt, Improved duplex I
1uii ruhy action, has sweep seconds and IL MOI
TO be excelled in general appearance This Is de-
ctdedsy one Of the hest articles ever ofjered int
traders and sOeoulRtOra. EnRtneers eIn.
lgrants and persons travelling wlIl find them ~.
peror 10 any other; alteration oi climate viii nor
areet their accuracy. Price, parked In good shape
500. 90 w.
Silver Double Time Hunting Levers.
BEST QUALITY SILVER CASES, over
which electro tine plated Is K. gold similar 10 our
Improved Duplex, aud superior adjusted move.
mehls with 'Stop" to ho used In timing horses enc /,
has Four Indexes for Washington and Creen,,1eh
Time, sweep second, and all the improyefnents All
in all, taking ITS beautiful and fauItIsss an
pearanee and It's superior movement lnto
consideration, we regard decidedly the cheapest
article o the KIND 10 thc market Pricein good rnu
ming order, sSb, OF case Of siN for $500
We ask no pay IN advance, bal will forward either OF
them TO Responsible partes TO any part Of the loyal
States, with llll payable 10 eNpressman when ne
goods are delivered, giving the buyer the Of
examination ans, u not satisfactory, the watch eau
be eiurned al our expense.
the express companies refuse making collections
on soldiers and other parties in the di-ioyal States
consequently All sncn orders must be aec0rnon-
MED by the cash 10 insure attention. We make
deduN f0n Of two dollars either watch when the
paym, st rs forwarded In advance.
Money may be aent BY expIess at our expensa
THOMAS CAFFERTY A 20,
- and % Broad street, opposite City Bank
oeFasW Proyldehee, Rhode Islaud.
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Btn0erp,
NEW BINDERY.
IN BEOKEL's NEW BUILDING OVER TIE
POsrOFFIOE.
F. w. MEHRF

F. W. MEYER
ID EsPEOTFULLl announces to the itiEens OF Day.
IL ton and the surrounding country that he has es-
where he is prepared to bnd printed works Of every
description, suoh as periodicals, music, sc, in any
style ordered. Old books rel bound As good as new.
Having been employed for the last seven years In
Odels bndery and being prepared to do all kinds OF
patronage. seI7dsm
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gailgg Empire,
City and Other Matters,


sarTrains arriveand departfrom the Union Depot
as folows
CINcISNArI, HAMrLroS AND pAyroE
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Inducemant 70 sntlar,.


We beg leave to call the attention Of
Suffers and Dealers generally, to the
fresh supplies we are receiving daily
consisting Of all brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco, a large assortment of
pipes, canned fruits, sardines, oysters,
dates, figs, nuts, ~raisins, pickles, sausage,
candies, etc. Also, a large variety Of
commercial note, and letter paper, en-
velopes, pencils, gold and steel pens, port
folios, pocket account books, ink, black
ing, etc. Silk and cotton handkerchief,
suspenders neck ties, combs, hair, tooth
and blacking brushes, pocket books and
wallets, umbrellas gum oyercoats, blank
cts, haversacks, v%alises, pocket knives,
shirts Of all descriptions hats, shoes,
boots, towelling, domestics, ~calicoeS,
jeans, kerseys, ~osnaburgs, and a full
sto k Of notions. Also, groceries and all
kinds Of wines am bitters, which we
offer for sale at the lowest market rates, at
wholesale A.&M. LAsDsBEBa s Co,
Corner OF Market Ct, and Public Square.
march Sly
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A DoMEsT1o BRo1L, AND THREArEEED
DuEL-Not contens with the war and
"rumors Of war" with which we are sur
rounded, some Of our citizens try 10 do
a little fighting N private account.
Messrs. LOUIS and GUsrAvR WIrKowIsKr
quarrelled, and LOUIS, the more bitter Of
the twain, proposed to settle their dis
pute in a broAery way, and invited GUs-
AVE to retire, on Sunday last, fully
armed and equipped, To a shady grove
IL 1t isn't shady It ought 10 be-on the
road leading from the Jefferson Pike.
AT this stage of the affair Mr.. Lotus
SoHLEssEsGER, merchant, and partner Of
Louis WrTKowIsEY, rushed, in q high
state Of excitement to the Office OF Col.
T~RUEsDArL, the able and energetic chief Of
the army police, and asked aid 10 arrest
the belligerent brothers, who he said had
gone out TO eight q duel. The Colonel
promptly inquired into the nature Of the
difficulty, and found that it was not a
question of politics, but a domestic broil.
He ordered out a detachment of police,
and Mr.. SoLEssENGER volunteered to lead
them to the ground selected. The off,
GERS, anxious to discharge their duty,
and prevent a fratricide, rode hard. So
did Mr.. S~cHLEssENoER. They were ac-
customsd to IL; we presume Mr.. ScHLEs-
sENoER was not; for be soon called out
for a slackening of their pace, his seat
being unsteady and CALLING. In a matter
Of 90 grave Importance, courtesy had to
give place to duty. The officers held on
their way without checking their pace,
with the usual aonchalanoe of practiced
horEemen. ScnLEssENoER followed, aud
like the famous JOHN GILPN or TAM
0~'SHANTER, stuck 10 his horse, and, we
report with. pleasure, his safe return TO
the city. The brothers W%1rKowIsKY did
not come within a mile of each other as
it seems GUsTAvE took one pike and
Louis the other. They were arrested,
however, and put under bonds to keep
the peace. oDH
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Nashville, April %, 1868.

To the self sacrificing devotion Of
loyal American women, is the Union ar
my immeasurably indebted for the mit-
CATION of the sulTeriDgs of the sick and
wounded soldiers. -At
If one lady more than another, is de-
serving Of credit, in endeavoring TO pro-
mote the welfare of the soldier, we
would accord the praise TO Miss NELLIE
NJ. CEASE, of Philadelphia. What Miss
NIGHTINGALE was to the Orimean army,
Miss CHASE has been to the Union army.
At the incipiency of this rebellion, she
was one of the first to tender her servi-
ces for the relief Of the sick and wound
ed Of our army. And nobly has she
performed her mission. Upon the scenes
of nine engagements, she has exercised
her philanthropy. The suiferings of
many a soldier have been alleviated,
many sad heart has been made glad
through her instrumentality.
Hitherto, Miss CHASE has confined her
labors to the army in the East, but find
ing that q larger field for her exertions
was open in this department. she has
come to Nashville, with the determina-
ton TO minister to the wants Of all.
She is, for the present, at Hospital No.
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KUIing OF Hrngg by John
q. BrCcNtnridUc.

a gentleman informed us yesterday
Eyening that news had reached Murfrees-
boro that General John c. Breckenridge
bad shot and killed Bragg in an ARRAY
J few days ago. We of course cannot
Fouch for the correctness Of the report,
but it is not at oil i'm Improbable. For
months past exceeding bitterness of feel
Ing has existed between the two parties,
rs well as between the Kentucky and
Tennessee troops, generally on the one
sidc, and the Cotton State troops on the
pther. Bragg's demeanor toward Breck-
nridge has been extremely Insulting
bnd oyerbearing. II is we'll known that
Bragg forced Breckinridge's division to
make the FINAL charge at Stone River,
when he knew their defeat was certain.
Bragg was not only a traitor but a thor
bugh brute, and universally detested.
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French Repulsed by the Mexicans.
Gen. Corcoran Successfully Charged
Rife-pits near Suffolk.
British Government TO Stop the
Fstting Out Of Privateers.
Arrest of Disloyal Persons in Lou.
isville.


WAsHrNoToN, April 27.-The rebels
have increased their force along the
heights back Of fredericksburg.
Orr vice consul at Monterey says the
French have been repulsed by the Next
cans after three days hard lighting.
The Government is Advised that am
other ieet has passed the rebel batteries
at Vicksburg and Joined those below.
Several coal boats also got below.
ST.. LOUIS, April 27.-Marmaduke with
three thousand men left Patton last night
on the Cape Ge~rreadeau road. 1t is
thought his force win be captured.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-All quiet on
the Nansemond. Gen. Cochoran made a
charge on the rebel rifle pits near Sui-
folk, dislodged them and compelling
them to fall back to L1ngstroePs army,
which is heavily entrenched.
New York, April 2Z--COtlon 81;
gold 90.
Private letters say that the British
Government hereafter will resolutely
stop the fitting out Of privateers or war
vessels in British ports.
SAN FRANoIsoO, April 27.--The Gene-
raj Government has purchased feet OF
steamboats,, and is having them RACED
and fitted for coast and harbor service.
LOUISVILLE, April 27.-The military
authorities made several arrests ofmem-
bers of a dislOyal association here.
The Nashville cars arrived here three
hours bahind time.
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SntIerr. AtlentIonl

We have now in store a large stock Of
supplies in your line, to which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds of no
tions fancy goods canned fruits; Vir-
GINA, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken.
lucky tobacco cigars, wines, and liquors.
City dealers will do well to look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
65 Public Square, below City Hotel,
HARSEY, HUGHEs Il Co.
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Fnrnitnre snle.

/ will sell on Wednesday, April 10th,
1868, at the residence of Mrs. II. Harris,
on North Market street, No. SO, three
doors from the Public Square, commenc-
ing at 10 o'clock A. M, an assorted lot
of Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting of Sofas, Chairs, Tables,
Bedsteads, Bedding, Mattresses, Blank
cts, Linen, &C.; Looking Glasses, Carp
cts, Oil Cloth, Groceries, &c. &c; Large
Cooking Stove, one Piano, one ine Sew
ing Machine. Terms cash. Sale Posi-
tive. NJ. MARBuEY.
april 2S-2t. A
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j. L. BUREHAN having leased Store
No. 80, Union street, has opened the same
as a Grocery stand, where he will keep
constantly on hand a very choice stock
of the best Family Groceries. Families
would do we'll TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. ,
Remember the mn nber-30, Union
street. Also, fami y > ,pplies kept con
stantly on hand as usual at his Bakery
90, North College street.
April 24--1m.
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prr GOODS, mals, noo.s, shoes,. E..

DrY Goods, Hats, Roots, Shoes. Etc
HoRNBEcK s. AsHBRIDGE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand a large
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths ine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etc, etc. Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoRNBEoK & AsHBRIDGE,
march27-1m. 40 College street.
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A new and eleg INT assortment Of Pho
~tOgraphic Albums, more richly embel-
lished than any hitherto brought to this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at t. NJ. s~CHLEIER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold. These are
a new article, only just imported.
anr16-tf
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Regulation Hat,

MEssRs. GREEN & GREEN are in receipt
this morning Of a large invoice Of that
NeaO Regulation Hat both in black and
color. They are the finest quality
brought TO this market, and of the most
superior manufacture and finish.
40 College street.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter,
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef.
Also, the finest of Apples. In store this
Saturday. morning, April Alb, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels fresh
Eggs, which we offer at the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling on us TO buy their
Coffee and Sugar, Mind the place, 95
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
april4-1m. CLARK & GREGoRY.
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RETURNED.-Dr. KING, who has been
absent in New York, and was detained
by sickness beyond his time allotted,
has just returned, aud is now prepared to
attend to those who may need his servi-
ces. His Office is No. 23, Deaderiek
street. ap19-1m.
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Pnovosr MARSHALL OFFICE.

NASHVILLE, Team, April 20, 1868.
Provost Order, No, II.
l. The arrival Of guests at houses in
this city will, in future, be reported TO
Col. WM. TRUEsDAn, Chief Of the Army
Police, instead of to this Office. Arrivals
must be promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure to so report will be Sc
yerely punished. joan A. MARTIN,
Col and Provost Marshal.
ap2B-lw
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: lREcoRDER's CoURT.-Below we give
the record Of business yesterday in Re-
corder SHANE's Court, li11 ~
Martha Brown, disorderly, fined So
and costs.
) Liz. Bishop, disorderly, fined SO and
costs. Bwt W. WI y
MOllie Brown, lisorderly, fined S. and
costs.
Sam. Corbitt, drunk and disorderly,
fined SO aud costs.
Gus. Wintuska, disorderly, fined SO
and costs. TW VINE
jim. Bray, merchandising without H.
cense, paid costs and procured license.
Louis Schleisinger, disorderly, fined
SO and costs.
Mrs. Morally, depositing filth in street,
fined 81 and costa. 81 a
Ann Murphy, disorderly, 81 and
costs.
@Tiny Claxten, drunk and d~isOrderly
fined SO and costs.
Ruth Lowry, drunk and diso-derly,
fined SO and costs.
Peggy King, ,depOsiting filth in the
streets, fined 50 and costs.
Dan. Toomey, drunk, paid costs.
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Col. ROBERT Johnson, of the First Ten
pessee Cavalry, is in this city recruiting
for his brigade, which he is authorized
10 raise. Refugees, here is a splendid
opportunity for useful and honorable
Lieut.. ScULLY, of the First Middle
! tennessee Infantry, is also recruiting fer
! battery of light artillery. We trust
be will meet with abundant success for
be richly deserves Il. Let every unem-
Employed, able bodied man, and there are
thousands such, enter the service at once
The country needs the aid Of all her
anna.
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AUCTION SALE,

"wednesday, April gosh, 1888
NJ. L. ALEXANDER will sell in addition
to staple aud fancy dry goods, 100 dozen
black, white, brown and fancy leghOrn
hats; also, some fine furniture.
April 28-2Ls NJ L. ALEXANDER.
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Fellow citizens, the Federal Govern
ment is the only Government which is
able and willing 10 protect you in all
yourrighis. Come under its strong and
sheltcring arm and you and your inter
es,s shall all be protected.
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TuFArBE-The bill for tonight com
prisos the tragedy OF "Jack Cade,'' and
the farce Of a" Humping Legacy" to-
gether wins song, The Gray Mare,
by Mr. S.ewart. The cast Of both pieces
Is excellent.
We note that the charming Miss Con-
slanline is underlined for q benefit next
Friday night. Let her thousands Of adj
mirers begin to prepare for il.
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Wantea InmedInteIY,

A good cook, waaher, and i%roner, for
an unlimited period. A white girl pre-
ferred. None but an experienced one
need apply. Call At IL Public Square, on
ap22-lw. NJ. L, ALEXANDER.
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The prisoners brought in yesterday
were deplorably %squalid, ragged and for
lorn. They looked like the progeny Of
sin aud misery.
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A STABLE BURET,-LAst Sunday night
about 10 o'clock, a fire broke out in a
government stable on Cherry street, South
of Broad, consuming The stable and its
contents, including fifly mules and ten
horses. A negro church adjoining was
also burnt. We are informed that the
fire was the handiwork of an inccndiary,
and that camphene was evidently used to
make it swift and destructive. 1t spread
SO rapidly the most active efforts could
not arrest its progress. There was a re-
port yesterday that two men were also
burnt; but this was a mistake. Two
men were hurt in endeavoring to re-
move some of the contents of the stable.
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q rDenth % Lieut.. o. l.. SmeideiI.
We are panied TO learn that this esti.
mable young officer is no more. BE has
been with US for some months as a staff
officer Of Gen. MITcHELL, and has won
many friends as an officer and a gentle
man. His disease was that Of pneumo-
MIA, and death relieved him this morning
from bis terrible suiFerings. He died at
the 81. Cloud Hotel this (MOnday) morn
ing, and his remains will be escorted TO
the depot from there, to morrow, TO be
sent to bis family. He died far from
home, among strangers, but the gentle
hand of woman soothed his brow and
lovingly administered to his wants.
Nashville, April q, 1868.
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One Of the Union " press gang" W.T..
Orr, Esq leaves on the Louisville train
this morning for a trip North. We COM
mend him to the attentions Of good,
loyal men Union men everywhere, as a
young gentleman of integrity and intel
l~igelce, lie is authorized to attend to
business for the USIoS, to collect monies
and receipt for the same. Any transact
tons Of his viii be duly hOnOred by the
Union Association.
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DmD.-1st Lieut.. @. s. SMIDEL, 21st
Illinois Volunteers, A. d, G. STAFF Of Maj.
Gen. STANLEY, OF pleuro. pneumOnia, af-
ter a brief illness, at the 81. Cloud Hotel.
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RUMoRs "A rumor reached this city
yesterday that a portion of the Federal
Army had advanced 10 and occupied the
town Of shelbyville, some twenty-five
miles from Murfreesboro.
II was also rumored that some 5000
Confederate troops from The army Of
V~ieksburg had reinforced Gen. BRAGo,
and were posted at Manchester, in Coffee
county, between Tullahoma and MeMinn-
Vile.
1t was further reported that the noto-
rious rebel guerrilla, WOODWARD, had
been captured at HAYNES' Furnace, abou,
25 miles from Dover, in Stewart county,
together with a number Of his men
WooDwARp is reported wounded. A de-
tachment Of the 9Th Kentucky, Colonel
BRUoE, is credited with this exploit.
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COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.

The funeral services Of the late Lisu'.
G. l.. S%MIDEL, will take place at Christ
Church to-day, al ppm. uUAU
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There is no officially whatever in SEN
ling newspapers TO Northern post Offices,
tom Nashville. We attend to oil custo-
ncrs and subscribers promptly.
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A situation as Clerk or Book Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department.
Good reference given as to qualification on
loyalty, Address
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WANTED.

ID ECRUIrs WANTED FOR q FRsr RBGt
II MENf M ddie 1~ennefsce (tokes) oavalFy Cloth
ing, rat ouH. aud transportation 10 1 . Regiment far
nished. Apply 10 ". d htiENl
Iient. 1stMid. lena. Cav and Recruiting Ohcer,
ap23-tf No. ~ tnerry street
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ATTACK ON THE LOUISVILLE UP TRAIN.
Yesterday morning between IL and ~
o'clock, an attack was made on The Lou
~isyille train by a rebel cavalry force from
he command Of Gen. WHARTON, under
he lead Of Capt. GoRDoN. The attack
was made between Franklin and Wood
burn. The guerrillas had removed a rail
for the purpose Of throwing the train off
the track, but the engineer discovered
The piece Of rascality in time to halt the
train and prevent the consummation OF
their nefarious purpose. AS the train
stopped, the guerrillas, who were posted
near by, fired upon II. Col. SWEET, who
is in command of the Post at Galla,in,
had learned that a raid would be made
on the road, at some point, aud had pre-
pared for it, by adding 100 men of the
l02d Illinois Volunteers, under the COM
sand of Col. SMITH, to the usual train
guard of 20 men, and posted 80 others at
franklin. So soon as the guerrillas
broke cover" and before getting from
tho cars, the Federal force returned their
Gre, and soon succeeded in driving them
Of. They left behind three dead, two
wounded, and six horses. The Federals
had four wounded. Tie guerrilas were
pursued, but irelectually, the Federal
force. being infantry.
Col. SWEET was present and in com
mand Of the whole detachment. The
regular train guard of 20 men were COM
handed by Capt. ID. II. DAZZLING, of the
lllth Ohio. The officers and men all
fought with the greatest alacrily and
resolution, displaying a heroism worthy
OF American cbiyalry. Col SWEET de-
serves the thanks Of tho country for his
prompt aud successful preparations, e
NEE. ahis raid. We trust The exampl,
will not be losi upon other officers having
Commands along the railroad.
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T

WEsrERDAY, BETWEEN MARKEr HIGH
IL streets, sumowherr between The Tennessee 900
Aabama Railroads, a Package % LotloFeg
ono directed q michael naily,n Philadelphia apd
one 10 {" NJ. Reed, care OF James oCunnori New
York. The lnudrr viii confer d favor on q wianF
ady by leaving them AZ this oilco.
Aprli7-u
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CoEFEDERATE P~RIsoEERs.-A lot of reb-
q prisoners belonging to the LIST Texas
Legion, captured yesterday morning at
roll call, on the CArter's Creek road, Will
Hanson county, By, the cavalry command
Of Col. L. d. Watkins, 9th Kentucky
Volunteer Cavalry, was brought 10 this
city about IL past 2 o'clock, p. NJ.
They were a rough looking set of custo-
mers, badly dressed, and particularly
dirty. Fhere were nine commissioned,
and ten n-cOmmissioned officers, and
ninety nine privates. We append a list
of the officers:
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Caphins--Jesse NJ. Cook, Benz amin
Griffin, and Joseph Briarly. lulp t
Leutenants-R. j. ~Braildsford, r. j.
Welbourn, w. J. Swain, Hiram Coffee,
and w. j. MiddlebroOk.t 90
NON. COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
SerQeants-G. w. Noteworthy, w. s.
White francis Clement Alphonse Cook
j. A. Welsh, and j. II. Smith.
Corporals--M. e. b. Ragsdale, John
Carney, Z. A. Kellogg rrv ny =
The Minstrels have out a brilliant
programme for their concert tonight.
BE on hand, lovers of fun.