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TRElsURY DEPARTMENT., !
once Of the Comptroller Of The Currency.

WAsHTN0TONi Docembtr II, IbU3.
UTHEREAS, BY SATISFACTORY EVIDENCE
w presented to the undersigned, It has been
made 10 appear that the First National Bank of
Nashville, in the County Of Davidson and State Of
Tennessee, has been duly organized under, and
c0rdng to- the requirements Of the act Of Congress-
entitled " An act to provide national currency,
secured by pledge Of United States stocks, aud to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved February 25, 1858, and has complied
with all the provisions of said act required TO be
complied with before commencing the business OF
Banking;
Now, therefore, I, HUgH MCCULIocH, Comptroller
Of the Currency, do hereby certify that the SAID First
National Bank Of Nashville, County OF Davidson and
State Of Tennessee, is authorized 20 commence the
business Of Banking, under the act aforesaid.
in testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of Office, this eleventh day OF december, 1853,
(Sigued) H. MCCULLOCH,
janl7-deOd. Comptroller Of the Currency.
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Rich aWhat is the matter with nv
hoTse?' inquired q gentleman the other
Day Of stable-kseper. aHs's got the
hsaves, or there may Be some other jotra-
ical name for 1t" replied the equine
boarding house proprietor.
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From lie n. z. Bi.hor a..

COLUMBIA, TENN, Nov. 20, 1843.
Mr.. J. W. DoLBEAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system OF
Penmanship Your method Of teaching seems 10 me
10 be both skilful and faithful and the Improvement
OF your pupils is surprising and rapid beyond any,
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy II
this testimony TO your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves Of your instruction in one Of tho most
beautiful and useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. Il. OTEY
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''mS'n yours | reSpsTIB1Sy THosy, r. BENTON.

Allow me TO introduce 10 you my friend J. W. DOL
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
ing Penmanship and Photography His reputation
as successful teacher is well and so widely estab
lighed that viii say nothing on that score only
desire TO present him gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure and profit, and as
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate
anything you may do 70 further bis designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN q. EDGAR
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VIII be furnished free Of charge 10 soders IN or out
Of the Hospitals, their bottles or inkstands are
brought at the above hours SOLDIERS taught one
third less than citizens.
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The National Military Journal.
THE UNITED STATES
ARMY & NAVY JOURNAL
THE UNETEl

Is TIE ACKNOWLEDGED ORGAN OF THE ARMY
4 and Navy and Is the oply complete aud authori-
tatire Army nd Navy azette in the United States
lts articles rem the best military writers IN the
cOuntry and every number contains CORES POndenes
from prominent officers Of tie two services. Its
gazsttes Of Promotions, Changes, Dismisssls, and
ORDERS are full and Official and are published in no
ether journal.
j. isa paper Of indispensable importance 70 the
Army and Navy, with whose interests IL Is thorough
y Identified, and whose honor and intel ligence il
seeks 70 represent The accuracy Of its information
and the ability Of s discussions have also secured
for e a large and Increasing circulation among ci-
villains.
From the numerous expressions Of approval the
Army and Navy Journal has awakened ~ the Army,
We se'ect only Tie following:
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G. w. ROBACK.

SOLE PROPRIETOR AND MANUFACTURER
Of Blood Purifier, Blood Pills, Oatawba and Swedish
Brandies and all kinds Of choice domestic Liquors,
which are sold wholesale, in any desired quantity.
Sold BY wOLFsTEIN KRAMER, No. so Market
street, and by Dealers everywhere.
gs-tm
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From lls Ron. Jndae N. Gr,m,

President Of the Law School, at Lebanon, Tenn. and
who was for 20 years on the Supreme Bench of Ten.
nessee:
''Blr. Dolbear has spent many years in teaching
and perfeciing his system Of instruction. and is by
far superior to any teacher OF penmanship have ev
seen. You will perceive ct once that he is asnan
Of tine intelligence. He gives instruction without
a FoQsoH: and his reasoning is just and clear that
you at perceive the principle he seeks part
and that being fixed in the mind, the pupil, acting
upon it, learns TO write with ease and rapidity
as well as with elegance
commend Mr. Dolbear 70 your kind attention, and
trust 1t will be consistent with your views and feel
ings TO forward his objects. Any service you may
render him viii be worthily bestowed and viii oblige
me. Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBANON, TKEN., Oct. 20, 1856. n. GREEN.
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aWar," says Herodotus, rsvsrses the
order Of nature. In tines Of peace sons
barry their fathers, but In time u var
sthers barry their soas."
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From, 81 non,inrn.

NO FURTHER MILITARY OPERATIONS - NO
ADVANTAGES OBTAINED BY THE SPANISH.
The steamer Roanoke, from Havana on
the 22d inst, arrived here this morning
bringing intelligence from st. Domingo
to the 9th inst.
No military operations had taken place
except that a small force had been sent
from Azua to San Juan de Ia Magnans
which was found entirely deserted. Gen.
Gandara remained at Azua, awaiting re-
Inducements, intending to continue his
march westward along the coast, con-
voyed bv the feet.
The Ulloa captured a steamer with
English cOlors, and launch lying along
side, at Monte Christi. The schooner is
said to be from Cape Hay tien, and to
have q cargo of military munitions and
provisions intended for the rebels. The
boats of the Ulloa succeeded in cutting
her out, though exposed to heavy FIRE
from the rebels. She has been taken to
st. Domingo City.
The Spanish mail steamer Isla de Cuba
was detained at Puerto Rico, and sent in
haste with food to the garrison at Sa-
mana.
Havana correspondence says: GAS yet
the Spanish arms cannot be said to have
obtained any substantial advantages; in
deed, they are in worse condition and
hold less ground than at the outbreak Of
the insurreciion. The navy only pro-
tects few points along the coast which
it has to provision"
FROM HAVANA CARGO OF COTTON TO A
BRITISH CONSUL.
Our Havana correspondent, writing on
the 22d instant, says:
"The English steamer Sea Queen came
in yesterday with cargo of cotton con-
signed to the British Vice Consul It is
believed this is the steamer Minister
Adams furnished with 3 passport some
time ago, the circumstance giving rise
to so much comment.
Captain A. 7. Beauregard, brother of
Gen. Beauregard, is stopping here"
THE SOUTH AMERICAN FIGHTS.
We have Panama dates of the 18TH
The steamer Talco had arrived there from
Ecuador, with later dates from the seat
of war. Mosquera had been successful
in an engagement aud was marching on
Quito, where be has probably arrived. It
was said that the President Of Ecuador
had been taken prisoner.
There were fears of revolution in
Gusyaquil.
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The value Of ths sugar and m0lssses
crops Of Barbados the past year was
s., ,5S9, 400.
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JOHN q. EDGAR
INK

BOOM ove ssaahs Drug Store, Cor. ohSroh Gsd VIns
Ssoats. HOURS, 9 to II, q. m, to 5, p. m, and
10 9 at night.
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Sir-Consdering good handwriting 70 be not only
accomplishment but means Of success to every
man engaged IN buiness, greatly applaud your mer-
age. gentleman OF a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently ofeR fail TO
write when they sheud and when they do write it is
done at the last moment, with haste and impatience
and consequently with faults Of all kinds, Ofen COM
mitting and injuring both the writer and the caue
which he advocates. Wishing you every success in
your laudable undertakings,
i'm Tracn
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MOUNT VERNON. CONTAINING Map of
WashingtOa's Farm, Picture of bis
House, the Church in which he was
married, his portraits at 25 and 40, and
Just before be died; also his wife's;
sketch Of their lives, aud numerous
other things; size 25x40, sheet form.
MAPS OF THE TERRITORIES and
Californis, Mexico, West Indies, Gen.
tral AmericA, Maps of the World, Eu-
rope, England, Ireland and Scotland,
France, and of different countries, at
the lowest prices.
PRINTS OF BATTLE SCENES, Farm
Scenes, Love Scenes, Water Scenes, &c,
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General Pops nas issued instrucsions
70 Generals Siblsy and Suilsy for 3
spring campaign in Dacotah. The plan
embraces military poets on she frontier,
another expedition against hostile bsnds
and The establishment Of military posts
along tie route 70 the gold regions Of
Idaho.
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CROSSMAN & DRUCKER

ITAvE RERIOvED THEIR OFFICE AND DEPOT
II TO No. % South COllege-stEeet, In A. Hamil-
ton 4 Co 3 Warehouse, whore they Will be glad to
sec their old friends and customers.
Nashville, Jan 9th, 1894.
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TO ADVERTISERS IN DETAIL

g Advertisements Inserted In the Special Column
charged at the rate Of twenty cents per line for the
brst Insertion for each additional insertion ten
ceuts in the Local Column thirty cents per line for
the frst insertion, for every additional insertion m
teen cents.
Marriage and Funeral Notices,
VIII be charged at the usual advertising rates.
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By IN order dated st HuntsYille, Ala
bams, January 22d, we observe that
Brigsdisr-GeBeral George Crook has
turned oyer the command Of the ID Cav
airy Division 70 Colonel A. v. Miller, Of
the I'D Indiana Volunteers, the Senior
officer present RumOr has IL that Gen.
Crook has been assigned 10 the field IN
West Virginia.
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Mr. W. &. C0REELTUs is authorised 70
refer 70 me. BE is gentleman of intes-
rity, and viii perform eli that be UNDER
takes or promises.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military GOysrEoF.
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Fom Prof H CoDDss Uilivsrsitv Of Penn

good paper Of this kind has long besn needed.
Every loTmer effort within my knoaledge has been
a failure, but yours promises 10 be brilliant sue
cess rs very varied service intelligence and eflcial
infJrmatiOnits excellent articles, scientific newand
vet practical-Its high tone AID liberal spirit-are
ali that could be desired. The form, paper and type
are admirable ard your own military experience
will put your Journal In sympathy with both officers
and men 10 our service.
The Amy and Navy Journal is published every
Saturday, by w. c. CHUROH, New York, at s. year,
In advance.
BROWN 90. IS CoIlege-st., Nashville,
iEnIp-im General Agents.
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WASHINGTON Cn-Y, June %. 1sI

The following very inst remarks Of the Hon. Thos
II. Benton, Q. 5. Senator, worthy the attentive
regard Of parents and all young persons who have
any hope Of success In the business Of life.
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J. LLoYD,s MAP OF THE SOUTH
ERN STATES, with a full descrip-
ton of the whole Coast, depth Of wa
teF, &c, and 8 Description of each
County. Size 40N "a.
Pocket form, linen buck, 81 90
plain, ..............................''..-. W
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gauk-guts gist.
CORRECTED DAILY BY DAVID C. LOVE co.
no. rs UNION STREET.

RE These quotations are for United States Treas
nv Notes, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky:
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Principal 0flce and Ware-RoOms, No.
40 Church street, Nashville, Tennessee.
Branch houses at MurfFeesborO, Tul-
lahoma, Warsrace, Shelbyville, Ohatta-
noogA, and Stevenson, Alabama.
or All communications promptly
answered.
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(EzH LINES Oh LESS TO CONSTITUTE soUARE.)
Square, day, 81 OO--each addt'na nsert'n, 50 80
week, sOO-eaoh additional square, 80
450 400
month, g 90 500
eco $50
12oO 500
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E1onl Mnior- a.nernI Thamns. i.

Il viii afford me much pleasure 90 recommend the
Army and Navy Journal 20 officers In my portion Of
the Army, and tax8 this opportunity express my
gratifcation thai its dssd y is IN such hands
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1T. LLOYD'S
.AiAP OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
from St Louis TO its mouth, with
full description Of all the Islands,
bars, names Of the owners Of the diff
ferent plantations, &c, 40S b.
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AashriIIe Auiuu.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1864.
TERMS OF SURSCRIPTI0N ;
BATES OF ADVERTISING.

Weekly (sIngIe copy 1 year.....-..ss.O 90
- s. - mOnths.I.OO
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announcement Of Candidates.
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w. r. CORNELIUS;
GOVERNMENT UNDERTAKES,
Dealer in all kinds Of Metallic
Burial Cases and

Having secured the services of
DR.. E. d. LEWIS, Of New
York, (and more recently from
the Army Of the PotOmae,)
for embalming Of the dead,
by DR.. HOLMES AaaeTican Pro-
cess, acknowledged to be the
best, and only true process in
the United StStes; win have
bodies em0aimed when de-
sired
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24
NEW YORK MARKET--Aug. "a

lBh TELEGhAPH-I
COftOn-2e better, Sales at 81 81 for midlins
upla ds, closing with holders asking higher figures
ElOur-State and W stern lO9I5C better.
Sales at $40 35SlO As extra State SO 9OGlI IL
for common to good shipping brands extra Round
Hoop Ohio; Sll l56l2 10 for Trade Brauds Mar.
closed with sellers at inside quotations Inelu-
ded in the sales are 2UOO bbs extra state for last
half OF October and first half Of Nov, at slI z5
Whisl<y-Firmer. Sales at 81 S21S(QI So for
State; s591 a for western.
Wheat-l@3c better.
Sales at 81 2O92 81 for Chicago Spring: So 2ia
81 for Milwaukee Club; 81 4O6g2 A winter red
Michigan.
COTn-2@4 cts better. Sales 81 coal s25< for
mixed WESTERN l SO for high mixed.
Oats-Llttie more steady; 9J19@y6c for western.
COnee-Firm with only moderate business
Sugar-Firm at z2c for Cuba and Muscovado;
23c for Porto Rico.
MOIRsses-Quiet.
PefrOIeum-Firm and quiet; 55356 for Crude.
ss99Oc Refined in bond; 9O692c Refined free.
WOOL-Less active and prices without decided
change.
P0rk-Duu and favors buyers. Sales at ss7 90
937 so for mess, $40 00440 3T1S check up closing
at 40 OO@4o %; $40 80 regular way for new do :
s35 6O936 90 for prime; S3s 90 for prime mess
Also 800 bbls new for August, buver's on
tion at $40 t21a and l,C00 bbls do for September,
same option, at $l3 90.
Beef-Dull Sales at 13@I5c for country mess;
69se country prime; l69t9 repacked mess; 2292ec
extra mess.
Prime Mess Beef-DuIl and nominal.
Cut Meats-Very firm. Sales at l5@l51Sc for
shoulders; 17129ls for Hams. We notice sales s5
tierces smoked hams at 2lc.
Lard-Dscidedly hrmer with only moderate bus
stness. Sales at 221q2315c. Also so bbls for first
half of September, buyer option at 235zc; 500 bbs
deliverable after September 18TH sellers optfon AT
24924-o 80 bbIs for all September, buyers option,
at Z4c
Butter-MOderatsly active at 42S4sc for Ohio;
1885 State.
Cheese-steady 1926.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

1otaA .-s....... o3o0 800
The receipts of Grain are again slim this morn
Ing, and the market rules very qniet but firm. The
sales Of Grain to-day have been limited and confined
to the wants Of the millers. The improvement in
the New York market had tendency to stifsn
prices here, and red Wheat may be quoted about &c
better for choice samples. Corn and Oats are nom
inally shade better, and firm with very light re-
ceipts.
Provisions srsvery firm, and the stock on the
market light.
We have no change to note in other leading srti-
oles.
Freights-Unehanged and firm at tbe following
rates: LAKE AND RAIL-Flour to Albany and
Troy 81 90, to New York 10, to Boston1 20. Wool
to New York 81 S. to Boston 1 SO. ALL RAI-To
New York, Flour 81 10; Wool 81 s5. To Boston,
Flour 81 90; Wool 81 OO
FIOur-Quiet firm and unchanged Sales lo0 bbls
Xxx red at $40 90; $50 bbs extra s0perne at 50 10.
WheRt-Firm and &c better. Sales sd0 bus red
free on board at 81 10; car choice red track at
| 50 49, cars good red do at g. 10.
COrn-In light receipt and market very firm
Held at 81 299I 80 for shelled. .i
Oats-No receipts and held firmly at 7O971c on
Barley-GOOd demand at 81 5O9l IS, accord
POrk-Quiet but firm at $40 90 for No. messi
$50 90 for No. 2.
L.ard-Held stiff at 22c for steam rendered in
tis-e4a; 224z92an for kettle rendered in kegs.
Hams-stOek light and held nominaIIy at 229
&c for sugar cured.
ShOulders-stesdy and in good request at I7e.
BaeOn-Light stock in hand; clear sides held
firm at 2Oc.
Dried Beef-Firm and in steady demand
Sales 500 Ds at 1so.
TaIIOW-Firm at t1s@l611z FOR country rendered.
Butter-Aetive and firm. sales 100 kegs Wes-
tern Reserve at 4Sc.
Cheese-FIrm. Held at 17@1se for shipping
lots; 1s92Oc for selected and Hamburger.
Eggs-DuH Atl49l5c.
Lake Fish-whits Fish in steady demand at
50 90; other qualities quoted quiet as follows
Trout 90; PicksreI 25, Herring IS IS, all fol
half bbls
HIghWines-HOldersh firm. Sales this morn
ing at 81 80.
AIeOhOE-Firm. Held at So 6Oas 6s for SO PEI
cent; 81 95 for Neutral Proof Spirits.
PetrOleum-Rehnedh held at s5@s5o, according
to quality. 7
SaIt--Firh and steady with good demand at
s. 60 for fine and 50 65 for coarse.
Dried Fruits-The demand continues good at
1oc for Apples Sic for peeled and zoe for unpesl-
ed Peaches.
HOps-ohiO held at 2O@2lc; New York State at
s6@s5o. ...-.
MaIt-Advancing. Market firm at s. 25 per
bushel,
Ale and POrter-Market steady We quote
As follows: Present Use Xxx Ale SO; Stock Xxx
S11@s12i Ksnnett sl4; Pale Cream 81; Porter
GI.
Stone Ware-open ware 12o Per gallon, and
Jugs 1Sc per gallon.
Fire Briek-In good demand, and selling at
ss7 90 3 1000.
Fire CIay-stesdy at 3 barrel.
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.FHE ANtIVERsARIES AT OBERLIN.
Aunfverrars- of tho Phi Kappa Pf So.
eIetYs-.GlfIIer Exercises.
From our own Correspondent

Prom our own Correspondent.l
OBERLIN, Aug. Esd, 1884.
An interesting exercise, the "French An
niversai W was held yesterday morning in
the small vestry building attached to the
Church. A dozen graduates from the
French oDurse, pupils of NJ. De Ia Foret'
read short essays and received their diPlo-
mas at his hand. The elegance ofthe style
Of their compositions and the generally
correct accent of the readers spoke well for
the success Of. Mr.. De Ia FOret as teacher,
and for the aptness of his pupils.
In the afternoon the twenty-sixth anni-
versary Of the Phi Kappa Pi Society came
off in good style, with the following pro
gramme:
zUsIc. PRAYER. MUSIC.
| ORAr1oS-The Science.
j. W. Clarke, Arcade, n. Y.
oRArIos-Our National osvetousness,
TE. W. Adams, Atlas, Mich
OaArIox-The Discipline Of a Nations Mind,
R. T. Cross, RiOhvills, N. Y.
MUSIC.
| ORATIoN-Progressive Governments for Progressive
bsings VIM NJ Eecles, Mt Gilead, o
| ORATIoS-The influence of the Middle Age,
E.w. Clarke, Arcade, n. Y
OnAFIos-The Future of American statesmanship
LII Pylss, Springfield, o
MUSIC.
oRAEIos-Fogyism,
Theodore Wilder, Mulberry Corners
ORArIos-Tho Geology Of Society,
A. B. johnson, oberlin, o
MUSIC
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InroarAvr RrDUcrIoN IN DRtrr On

IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN DRIFT QuorAs.-
governor DIOush returned last vpeak from
Washington, whittier he went to look into
State draft matters. In this business he
has been signally successful, having had
claims allowed that had not been taken into
account in previous calls, which will reduce
ohio's quota twenty thousand. Thus the
number to be drswin in this State will be
thirty thousand, instead of fifty thousand.
Governor Brough has made this fact known
to the County Military Committees by cir
cular. This important reduction in draft
quotas is indeed encouraging, ,,'snd will add
renewed energy to thework ofraising re-
eruits. Let us all be up and doing. Let the
watchwOrd be: Brough and victory.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

The FsURTH WARD.-The public spirit
and pluck Of this Ward is truly inspiriting
and is well worthy of emulation by other
municipal localities. Every few nights
large and enthusiastic meetings are held
within its bounds for the purpose of push
ing along the recruiting business; money
is subscribed in the most lavish profusion,
and every effort put forth that will in the
least further the good work. No matter if
calls for troops follow calls for troops in
rSpid succession, and no matter how dis
courzging the eeircumstanceso of the case. the
Fourth Warders have never yet been known
to lose heart in the least, but on the contra
~, arc working to-day with as much energy
as they did previous to the'frst draft. Of
course success has always attended their
efforts, and without doubt viii smile upon
them now.
A large and enthusiastic meeting was
held at No. SIS Engine House, in the Fourth
Ward, Monday evening, at which it was
resolved to continue the efforts already be-
gun, to furnish the Government with the
requisite number of men called for, and
save the ward from draft.
1t was also resolved that the Enrolment
Committee, after completing the enrolment,
be instructed to enter opposite each name
on the enrolment list, the amount each
man has subscribed, and the amount paid
by all those enrolled in the ward and that
list to be lead on its complement.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-24

a PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT AT THE GRAYs'
ARNoRY.-After the Grays had been mus
tered out of the service yesterday morn
ing, they were invited into the private
room of their armory t0partake of boun-
teOus collation., there spread for their graf
ifeation by Lieutenant Richards. The re-
freshments-which consisted of solids and
liquids in great variety-were appreciated
in manner known only to men who have
been for long time intimately associated
with salt horse and hard tack. The Lieu
tenants generous thoughtfulness cemented
anew the happy feelings that have ever ex-
isted between him and the Grays.