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, 1864-12-22

ls'y those from the West, are leaving tonight for
WAsn1xs4ox, Dec, a1:7The Secretary Of ths
million 10 10 bonds, interest payable n gold. T.,
The C0MMerctol Adrert1sfr'S Washington lei
let sayB: The Russian minister declines going to
Mexico to congratulate Ma1'mil'fan On MS ne"
po5ds11 I'D W. 60 as the representative Of the
night ago, tint no tax on. stocks Of whisky on
hand should be passed, and TINT the additional tax
then ordered to be lcrfcd On the first Of February
Tears W Wcrc aa abnnaany veried ysssFday By The
action Of the House. This action regarded as
compromise Of the stock. on hand 4ncston-as
dnality; Little doubt Is entertained that tae Sen.
being known to 1vor It warmly. The stocks on
hand are reduced to 60 low an amount nov, that It
Is supposed The Government Etll soon % begin to
draw heavy revenue from whisky. The price
II Men S0V;fe %etc9 se paes forced his resolution to
enothe ySte 3 whsEs s S ssst Of the
seen in thc passage By vote of lis to Of the part
OF II, which had before been considered the most
Objectionable, while the closing clause was car
in the resolution wss substituting lie words 81
ecutiye Department. for president" and this
was only made because change Of some sort was
ff she Moaso
amounted to 4 rebuke of Secretary Seward for his
asserting to the French Government that neither
tho IIousc MOI. Congress had anything to do with
such a question Us the establishment Of French
Empire In Mexico.
The Senate gave somewhat similar bcl'iger-
CIT aspect to one OF Its discussions. The Cans
dian 1rces WIS the exciting topic, and the bill
oppzopriating LOCO 900 fos the armament Of the
LAKES was the occasion Of the dehate. Several
leading Senators were particularly emphatic IN
their demands for bold policy Canada wards"
ly our Government, and the spirit Of the debate
coGcufrcd much more with Gen. Dix than with the
order Of the Government revoking 1t.
, 1864-12-22
Qt)itaQc Tr1bn11e.
THI;RSDAY. DECEMBER y. 1854.
THE NEWS.

.,ror,o,a +oo-, a-;+h tr,1,,r-
,u;ron,o from shorrno,,s orrv and
...:..eoa ths sor,,orr c,.s+ uos+ In
- or ua. - a., -
. .e+,,. ..f,.,- ..,,,
:n'o'ne.'' =. ."e ''e'' " ''A' - 't'' "-''
DC the 'a'l olsI@1cn from our o"n cos4espon-
dent who accompanied the great march
through Dixie, where 1hc noble boys in
7,uc fushcd with successes IN the West.
,,.-a .... o.rnsa 4,,o corc,ao,.or ~.
1a,n te,r h1owe m ;te soawara s;aa Thfs
,,,.,.,,,, ,a.- ao+o IF ,,s, woa,a.a., sors
-.
''nei itl11" "7e ~ 'eo''o ~
LIS raeht resting On INC osesnee 81 Fort Nc.
Allister, his center being only about THREE
NILES FROM TIE HEART or THE c1TY, and his
7cft on the Savannah River, above the CITY,
-. =. nu u..aaa,s e,r,.. 49,
~ wy
cs1fma1eo AZ 1on' al1eeu ~ t"enes enoesano'
fact In numbers sherman ms au the more
reason to I've pleased with, since, with these
troops aud tho inhabitants to feed, the city
u;,, 1,c starycd out in a short time without a
,,o,- A Marry r,r7ut,noc 3rdood - r;,, ho
-.
~ c@'snnA1' ""oe1 o'''4s ~ N4' ''1"'A Pen@
atty OF rebellion Is no" brought closely to
1cr door. Sherman can ctFord to wait for
-;savannab 10 fall and s,yc q fresh army for
c,..h.u an.r.+;ons
.s,a,Fs fr,n, Na sbr;,3e con+,nres .,oo,.
full In the highest degree. AS to bagginE
Hoods army it is not likely TO occur, nor ca
81 Of achievement Asto rulnfng it, beating
its flying rear into shreds, utterly destroying
its morale. that Is belns done, and ef1ectu-
ally.
e-,..-
line great army 11asl 'ol one1mane troops,
E.nt down to the coast to meet the gal1ant
80, -un.,,.s +,,,,,, - hoo., at.it,,,..a
ooys, uah IeAeueu 'Aen ao0 oecu o'sIliuuteu.
Tie whisky agony Is over, md the bill, iul-
,,oe;rr n t1xo-dol,ar tar on :Jannnrr 1st on1x-
to'.uP ~ .' 0A4'
awaits lhe ffe6lQenl's sleuatulc TO bccome q
law.
~. .a,$;,a1 r.r-,o,,+ Is +bo r,o-;- ..r,x
sNe aulU" d. "'41s q. 10 @Ao "n' n'c ~ Ill
of Licnt. Gen. Grant, and the new nnyat DIG
,,,tv Ia u-c11 hcs4nxed m him. HIs unme vill
10y -. ",..r.,se - :o.,-s.. .1S.E.
1--we In Tic 1nnals VI luc Mue JacheL5 0r0uHHu
, 1864-12-22

re- For Afternoon Telegraph SEQ
Second Page.
~ For Additional News by Tcie-
~rapla@ see Fourth PAgo
, 1864-12-22

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. PAUL, Wednesday, Dec. q. 1851
The papers in this State are beginning to dis
cuss the question Of g. S. Senator to succeed Mt.
Wilkinson. Goy. Swift, Senator Wilkinson and
dates mentioned in connection with the office.
Sleighing is pretty nearly run out; the river,
however, afrofis a fair trotting truck. Tho
weather ii mild and comfortable.
There wcre four Minnesota regiments in the
hattie in front Of Nashville and privato dispatch
from Col. Marshall. OF the 7&h, gives their agsrc-
gate 10 q. Sc killed and wounded They were in
the hottest of the fight.
, 1864-12-22

OFFICE COhfMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCE, No. II Garrett Block. Chicago,
Illinois. December TO- 1s6l;-seaied pro9osalt a in;
nlIcaiej viii be received by the undersigned, till Il
o'clock, noon, on "WEDNESDAY Z the 9Th Instant for
surplv1ng the United States with the following Sub
stakeLce Stores, viz:
$500 barrels Of hes. quality spr,9E Wheat Flour
rocn or fat loop the Binds TO be specined)
e,oo tt1Ees o the -four TO he delvesed n Catcaso
SEQ barrels to be delivered at SprtngfeM IL. at
such times and places the Commssazy OF that post
mQ ba1rels to be delivered at Rock 1s'and at snch
time and r1acc the tornni6s1ry thera naY dlrect.
The toar must be inspected By an authorized 1spec
tor At contractors expense, and delivered tree ofdtay.
Samples of -four. with cops Of this advertisement,
must sccompany each proposal
E1ds from parties unknown to the undermined, must
te accompanied With guarantee OF r~o responstaie
Feyment to be mahe In such funds as may be rur.
u!shed By the United state1.
Apv OF all bids may be seJt cted.
Blank proposals may be had at this ONCE.
GEO. II. CAMPBELL,
de22 o9466t Captain and C. 8.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
The ln-A0 Lnan-

The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the assistant treasurers at N.
York, Philadelphia and Boston to re-
ceive 5 per cent. legal tenders with
undetaehed coupons at the full amount
of their face and June coupons in pay
ment of ten-forties The subscriptions
to this popular loan continue to flow
in at the rate of one million per day,
and if the internal revenue and tariff
acts were in full operation, the reve-
nue from these sources would. it is
thought, pay the entire expenses of
the Government.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
The Nomination for CONGRESS-.

Blair county was the first to hold
its convention this year, and presents
the name of L. W. Hall, Esq, as its
candidate. Cambria followed, and
gave Mr. Barker a unanimous recon-
mendation. Huntingdon will hold her
convention on the 14th June, and Mif.
film on the 22d. 1t matters little to
lis who the candidate will be. so that
he possesses the requisite qualities of
being respectable citizen and uncom-
promising Union man-nor does it
matter much where he is from; but
with all this, we cannot afford to quar-
rel over one or the other, for while
men are of but little, measures are of
vital Importance in the present condi-
tion of our country.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
THE MARKETS.
LEwIsTowN, June /. 1864.

LEwIsTowN, June /, 1864.
Butter, is quoted at 25 cts; Eggs,
Is; Lard IA; Wool, washed, IS; prime
Red Wheat, Les; Corn, l. Is; Rye, 1.25;
Potatoes, so; Extra Flour, per 100,
400; Fine $50; Superfne, 3.75; Family,
4,25; Salt per bbl. 3.75; Sack, 1926.
Philadelphia Market.
Flour-Superfne 81 90, extra 7 so
az IS. Rye -four 90. Corn meal
5 rs per bbl
Grain-Red wheat 1S0c, white 195a
205c. Rye 155al58c. Corn AS Oats
SOC weight. Cloverseed S6 00a6 so
per 81 lbs. Flaxseed 42 per bushel.
Timothy 90.
Beef Cattle, 15a1Sc; Cows, s25 to 20
per head Sheep, 93al04c per lb gross.
Hogs, s1l to Is 90 the 100 lbs net.
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on Tuesday next. - : i'''''
The war democrats of New York held a conven-
non last week, and gave a decided expression in IA
FoF "i PRESIDENT Lincoln ior denomination.
-Nne-tenths of the city publishers are making
War news. -
Our edition to-day is increased to 81 quires or
e8S copies, new subscribers having taken up the ex
ira papers Of last week aud rendered an addition of
nan dozen necessary besides.
The Seinsgroye Times returns thanks m DIR A
= Cummings of this place for Sc new sIlhscrher 10
that rebel sheet. II the Times WI give us the names
for future political
We hope the managers of the Sanitary FAR will
Keep within reason IN asking tvors from editors of
interior papers. With here and there an excention
the majority of county papers are dono fheir f1ii
snare and according TO their means y little more
"A keg Of INK from New York by the Hope EXPRESS
10 harrisburg cost 60 cents and from Harrjsbro 70
Lewistown by the Adams Express 75 cents f,he
next Legislature we trust will wipe the latter concern
out OF existence IN this State, for Infamous i'm
posuon on the Publlc never practiced by any
company or association.
Godeys Lady's Book for June stored with all kinda
OF useiuI things has been received. As usual il is
rlchy elnbeshed by plates ofthe latest fashion eye
euted in finished style, besides containng ierga
amount anne Of matter specially interesting to the ladies'
nnues TO be fully sustained.
-, he LADIES FRIEND FOR JuSE.-The June number of
TINS handsomesmonthly opens with fine steel en-
CRAVING Of 1#MAk oung Brood" This is followed bv
= maud h@red Fashion Plate double the size Of
nose @ usually sven by two dollar magaz mes. we'll
eAeGuteu Wcu4 engrayings of the fashions needle
work; &c, such ladies alone know to properly Tsi
e: 1 a nunoer of engravings illustrating ARCHERY
~. Lafes Is an interesting feature of this number
e. thlS is very interesting number Price
80 szoJ year back numbers furnished1 20 cents
s1ee,g sIseW number Published by Deacon & Peterson
Slo Walnut st. Philadelphia sum-
The tory Democrat after raoalin,r =. r 1 e.
month on the beauties of myscerenation last waeIt
11ok IN charge Jacks creek and canal ladies' one of
@ ~ accuses OF informing that he was spittinp
oUt @ ms venom against the government al Brisbins
in bi meI rev weeks ago-Query. Were any of them
ad az az @ pay at the time that he suspects themlE -
anu next week 1t Is rumored that decent sheet will
Gohtah i lui history of young man. with perhaps
y Aoy IA lle case, who with but himself TO sup
b blL ana earning from $40 to SIS per week, wrote
ois M E At tue emu OF eight nine months employment
o te loan OF sl0 10 enable him to visit his frIends
~ wiz no aouot prove interesting romance aud
yiFtlous organ. way - ''-0
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
For PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Union men of Miflin county, in
accordance with recommendation OF
the recent Convention, are requested
TO assemble at their usual places Of hol-
ding meetings, on
Saturday Afternoon, June 18th,
and elect two Delegates from each dis
trict who are to meet in County Con
vention at Lewistown, on WEDNES-
DAY, I'D June, for the purpose of
nominating, if deemed expedient at
that time, County ticket, appoint
Congressional, Senatorial and Repre-
sentative Conferees, County Commit
tees, &c.
Lewistown, June ], 1861
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
The Conviction of Andrews 3"

Andrews, "the Virginian," a leader
of the New York riots has been convict
ed upon the charges made against him.
and sentenced to imprisonmenta at hard
labor for three years. Before sentence
was passed upon him he made two ad-
dresses; one to the jury, the other to
the court. Andrews it will be remem-
bered, made his advent upon the first
OF the riot days, and made an infam-
matory appeal to the mobs, urging
them to resist the draft, destroy the
custom house and other public build
ings, and seize the arsenal.
His counsel asserted that Gov. Sew
mour Of New York and wasn't elected
Governor Woodward of PENNSYLVANIA,
had expressed similar opinions to his
own, and we are thus let into the Sc
cret of what copperheads consider
Free Speech! He declared, in the
course of his speeches, that if it was
reasonable or criminal to oppose the
draft, he admitted himself guilty. The
peroration was rs follows:
:" Strike me. your Honor; strike me down
But when yon strike, concede to me the claim
L assert Of free citizen of sovereign citi
zen of this free Constitution. Coneede to all
men their rights-libertY of speech, liberty
OF thought, liberty of action, under all cir
cumstanees whatever. That / ask, and no
more. Your Honor, have DONE"
The court refused to strike him,
however, but conceded him liberty of
speech, liberty Of thought, and liberty
of hard labor in Sing Sing for the space
of three years.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01

ahominy swamps which were so great an
obstacle to the Peninsula campaign The
movement OF our army will necessitate
another change of base. West Point and
White House are the most accessible points,
and, being directly in Grants rear. can be
well guarded There is also the advantage
OF railroad from West Point to Richmond.
which was extensively used during Nc
Clellan's campaign.
WASHINGTON. May 30, 9,20 a m.
No official dispatches from the Army of
the Potomac have been received since my
telegram of Saturday evening.
A telegram from Gen Sherman. dated
near Dallas, 10Th, 80 a. ~, reports that
on Saturday an engagement took place be-
tween the enemy and Cen Mcpherson 5
Corps, in which the rebels were driven
back with loss to them of $500 killed
and wounded left in our hands, and about
500 s,-McPherson's loss being
not 800 in all.
f. II. STANTON,
Sec. of War.
Dallas is the county town of Paulding
county. 1t is situated upon Pumkin creek,
and is about eighteen miles from Alatoona,
lying nearly southwest from the latter
Gen. Mcpherson is evidently marching
through Paulding and Cobb counties He
Is near the Chattahocchie River, and can
probably reach it and Atlanta before John
ston can.
WASHINGTON, May 80, 10 p. n.
No intelligence later than has heretofore
been transmitted to you has been received
by this Department from Gen. Grant or
Gen. Sherman.
A portion of Gen. Buffers force at Ber.
muda Hundred, not required for defensive
operations there, has been transferred, un-
der command of Gen. Smith, to the Army
OF the Potomac, and is supposed by this
time to have formed junction.
No change in the command of the De-
partment of Virginia has been made. Gen.
Butler remains in full command of the
Department of Virginia and North Caro-
lima, and continues at the head of his force
in the field Dispatches from Gen Canby
have been received to day. He is actively
engaged in re supplying the troops brought
back by Gen. Steele apd Gen. Banks, and
organizing the forces Of the West Missis-
sippi Division, which now comprehends
the Departments of Missouri, Arkansas,
and Louisiana Gen. RosGcrans, Steele,
and Banks remain in command of their
respective Departments, under the order OF
Gen. Canby, as division commander, his
military relation being the same as that
formerly exercised by Gen Grant, and
now exercised by Gen Sherman in the
Departments of the Ohio, the Cumberland,
and Tennessee. L. NJ. STANTON,
Sec of War
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01

The following is an extract from a
letter from Major VIM. Mitchell to
Col. Irwin, of this place, dated at the
Head Quarters of the I'd Corps, May
25, which sets forth the spirit of our
army and their admiration for Gen.
Grant:
''Our corps had a severe fight on the
evening of 23d at the crossing OF the North
Anna. We carried the enemy's Redoubt
and Rife pits Our men behaved most
gallantly, as they always do. We have
been under fire every day since the 4th of
this month and have been constantly beat
ing the rebels. Our army is in glorious
spirits and always eager to attack them.
We are oil an IoUe uith Gen. Grant. He
has fought the army admirably, and to the
admiration Of every one here General H an
cock is winning the brightest fame. Our
Corps has almost destroyed EwelPs Corps
of the enemy; their losses have been
enormous"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
Peace aud War CiVIi and Military
Law.

Tedce duu w ar CLVn ana - AlIltaTy
Law.
We have several times Of late heard
parties discuss law questions bearing
upon the actions Of government Off
GERS making military arrests, in which
those who call themselves democrats,
invariably took the ground that every
thing is subject to the civil law and
must be tried by it if away from the
army We some weeks ago pointed
out the fact that in cases-of invasion
or rebellion the Constitution author
lied a suspension of the civil and sub
stitution of martial law, this making
for the time the latter just as consti-
ltional as@he former. The President,
as Commanderin-C Chief, is judge of the
occasion when such power shall be
exercised, and it seems to us he must
be poor piece Of qualification who
will for u moment contend when
such power is exercised that he can
violate military orders with impunity
here or elsewhere. Suppose for in
stance body Of troops, designed for
special or secret service, should pass
over the Pennsylvania Railroad, ard
an order be promulgated that no in
formation whatever should be given
Of such movement, is there really
simpleton in Mffiin county who thinks
he could give information that might
and probably would put the enemy on
his guard without incurring more
than a mere liability under the civil
lava trial under which would not
take place for months to come? If
this absurdity were founded in fact,
spies need but keep outside Of army
lines, and give knowledge of every
movement taking place by any of our
armies, and traitors could stalk through
the land almost unmolested But such
is not the law on the contrary it is
well settled principle that he who'vio-
lates military law, no matter how
remote from the present seat of war,
is amenable to military law and sum-
mary punishment. SO far as relates
to civil matters, the civil law governs
here; but so far as relates to military
matters, embracing army movements,
giving aid and comfort to the enemy,
acting as spies, issuing and publishing
forgeries of military character, or
doing any other act interfering with
the plans Of our generals, the man who
engages in either is liable to arrest,
trial and punishment by the military
authorities. A great many somebodies
who talk so much about the Constitu-
ton, if they re-read that document
will find that it makes provision for
war as well as peace.
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PR = o s AIS
To all Persons to whom this
Notice Shall Come:
N O TT g a

hereby notify and warn all persons not TO.
Il loan money to my husband. Gabriel Lehr
upon either judgment, mortgage or upon any
security whatever which may create lien or
incumbrance upon and against any real es
tate be, the said Gabriel Lehr, may profess 10
be the owner. and especially upon and
against the property and premises commonly
known as the Mt. Rock Mills, in Derry town.
ship, MIffin county: And | further warn
and notify all persons not to purchase nor in
vest any money in either judgment, mortgage
or any other security which may be or might
become Ii or incumbrance upon and
against such property 1r any part thereof, as
| will contest the validity ami honesty of any
such liens or membranes, he, the said Ga.
briel Lehr, having threatened to defraud me
out of my interest in said property without
providing or securing anything for my sup.
port or maintaIDauce.
MARGARET LEHR.
Lewistown, May 30, lS64-3t*
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
Notices of New Advertisements.

Messrs Bruce and Preston of Wash
ington City invite attention to their
agency for war claims; they also pnb-
Iish the Army Herald-Samuel Slime
Il Co. will sell inc lot Of horses at
McFeytown on the 4th of June-The
School Directors of Derry township
invite proposals for building a School
house.-Two Legal notices.-List of
Letters.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
HOytS HiaWatha Hair Restorative.
Hoyt's HiaWatha Hair Restorative,

The standard staple preparation for the hair
In all to faded and gray hair and whiskes
their original color. 1t does claim
in where il has fallen nothing will do that
whatever be advertised TO the contrary but 1t
prevent it from falling out make IL soft and silky, cleanse
and the scalp from impurities and humss entirely
bad effects of previous Of preparations
tanning sulphur lead It requires Soaping
washing, and hours for its application, will it stain the
Sku but Is easily applied and wiped from the skin
any hair dressing. 1t restores the natural shading
hair with another which gives it lively appearance
stead of the dull, uniform black of dyes.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-06-01
Notice to the Heirs of Mary KcNeal,
late of the Borough Of Lewistown,


Two Alexander McNeal, Robert C. McNeal,
L John McNeal, james McNeal IIough
McNeal. Margaret Hunter, intermarried with
Ezekiel Hunter, and Mary Ann McNea all
heirs and legal representatives of Mary Me-
Neal, deceased Take notice that BY virtue
Of writ of Partition and Valuation issued
ont of the Orphans Court cf Miffiir. county,
an inquest of Partition and Valuation VIII
be held on the real estate of the said Mary
McNeai. deceased, situate in the Borough Of
Lewistown Mifiin county, on Tuesday. June
2!st, 1861, at 2 o'clock D. m. on the premi.
ses. when and where yon can attend if you
think proper. D. NJ CONTNER Sheriff.
Shifts Office, Lewistown, May q, 1864
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Married.

On the 18th ult at the residence of Philip
kearns. esq. in Dpcatar township. hy Rev.
Q, O. MCLEAN. HENRY P ALEXANDER
to Miss LIZZIE j KEARNS.
90 the 10Th ult in Lewistnwn. BY Rev. O.
O. McGleau, LEWIS w. LINES to Miss
MARY ANN BARGER.
At the Lutheran parsonage. May 81. by
the Rev. H. Fieck. DaNfEE BEAVER to
Miss ELIZABETH YOUNG, both Of this
county.
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Notice to the Heirs of James Sterrett,
late OF Armagh township, deceased.

w Mary Sterrett. widow Of James Slerrett,
Nancy 5, McNitt. Mary Cummins, James
Gummlns, David Cummins, Elizabeth II.
Beatty and Robert Cummins. all heirs and
legal representatives Of James Sterrett, de-
ceased Take notice that by virtue of writ
OF Partition and Valuation issued out OF the
Orphans Court of Miftlin county, an inquest
OF Partition and Valuation will be held on
the real estate of the said James Sterrett de.
ceased situate in Armagh township, Mifin
county, on Thursday. June 10, 1864, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. on the premises. when and
where you can attend if you think proper.
ID. M. CONTNER, Sheriff.
Shifts. Office, Lewistown, May 20, lS64-4t.
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Died.

On the 18th ult. in Granville township,
ANDREW. son of Franklin and S l. Cald-
well, aged IL years, months and 10 days.
On the morning of the 22d ult. FRANK
LIN CALDWELL, husband of S l. Caid
well aged 50 years, months and 10 days.
In Granville township. on Friday evening
9th ult, ADAM BRENEMAN, aged 63
years.
IT. Derry township, on the 2Sth ult., AR
THUR WOODS. aged about - years
On the lst May, in Oliver township. DRU
SILLA MARY CLlNGER. aged Is years,
month and s days.
On the 9th May. killed in battle, JOHN
II. BICE. Co C. 18th Regt p V.
lie sleeps his last sleep,
He has fought his last battles
No sound shall awake him
To glory again.