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CIRCULAR,
DEPARTMENT HEADQUARTERS,
Inspector Gcnerafs 0Gice,

1
| DARAGRAPHSI /, II. III and v, ofaenerai Orders
| j. No l6, bearing date February {, le6i and para
graph X, GenefM Orders, No ~, bearing date April
| II. fSii Adjntant and Inspector ueneral. Oihee
Richmond. Va, hereby re-pubished for the infor
nation Of commanding officers IN this Department,
~ Tho Bureau Of Conscription nhords adequate
means fvr bringing Into service persons liable 70 mil
itary duty, and all authorities given prior 70 Dac
S 70 raise troops from moi within the lines Of
tlIe enemy TO recruit for any particular command IN
the field arc hereby revoked.
ii. Recruits enlisted by authority, for new comfa
mics which have nOtat this time scyeniy'iwo noncom
nissI1ncd officers and privaes actually mustered upon
the rolls VIII be tnrned over TO the Iilrcau of Con-
scrIption, and allowed 10 select any nNnty company
they may prefer under Tho provisions Of paragraph H.
G. O, a tlS5i)
III. Persons acting undar nuihores 10 enlist mon
f)r new companies, either without within ths ne9
nf the enemy, granted since ss December s63 will
AZ once report tothe Commanding General OF the De-
partneilt in which they may be. Copies Of such
thoiiy, with statement Of the number Of mon enroll
ed By them aud without further authorization from
such commander theipswer will expire at the end OF
thirty days from the date Of this order.
v CuIninandants OF Posts asd officers Of the Con
scripon Burear will enforce this order
x All authorities heretofore given to raise troops
orto recrnit for any particular command arc hereby
revoked =
All org nizaiions raised ior to the ith April 1861
by officers with recruiting authority, lrantc since lst
December, 1873, and who have not made the report
required BY Paragraph II of the aboye order, and had
erauthority renew prior to 7l OF March, ls6i are
Illegal and will he turned to the Bureau If Con
scrpten All officers of this Department are hereby
forbidden TO receive into their commands any organ
zaion longing TO the eserye force.
BY command Of Major General $ b lie.
WARWICK HoUGls
may 29s'2Ot Ca?t.& A. !. General
LHr Miasissppian copy.
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List OF Casualties

| In the Second Regiment, Mississippi CAY
ally, at the Battleo Adairsyllle. Cob
Co., Ga, May IL 1864, and succeedin,
fkirmishes.
Wounded: Sergt Maj I II Selby, sit
hand; Priyates + NJ Meek, company I
severely, knee; j G Wise, +, severely
foot; /; " w Davis, !, severely, head
At the Battle near Dallas, Padding County
Gaa Jfay 2Sth, 1864.
Field and Statf-Lieut Col J s Harris
commanding, wounded severely in abdo
men. g
Company A. Capt j A II Shannon com
manding. Killed: I'd Sergt L A Ether
idge. Wounded: % Lieut. A ] Cox, SIT
face; privates Stephen McReynolds, sit,
hand; Geo Stedman, sew, hip; Seth Bow
en-, slight lace.
Company B-Capt NJ E Blalacl, com
man6ing Wounded; Corpl M I Walker,
slight, hand prlyates ~ Bragg, sew,
thigh J a Duck, scy, thighs; J 1 Pen.
nington, severely, groins, $ NJ Patterson,
slight, head Missing: G.. Thompson.
Company Capt w A Rogers com
manding.- Wounded; Privates j.
Brooks; severely, knee; billiard Car
penter, severely, side; Henry Williams,
severely, leg; G. w Null, severely, shoul-
der; S j Molpus, severely, leg; i CGibbs,
slightly, thigh.
Company E-Capt j B Vance com
manding. Wounded: I'd Lieut. w c
Yard, severely, knee; privates J NJ Duke,
severely, thighs trhos Yanhoozer, slight,
hip.
Company F-Capt W Hogun, com
manding Wounded CaptJ w IIogun,
severely, thigh; ID LieuJD Il Poole, Sc
yerely, ankle; privates VIM Kitchens,
slightly, hand; G w Brown, slightly,
arm.
Company II-Capt ] B Hall commend
ing.- Killed: Corp Newton Hudson.
Wounded; lst Lieut. J w Kirkland, Sc.
verely, abdomen; 2dLielu II b Grissom,
slightly, knee Sd Ssrgt J 3 Mccraw, Sc
serely, side; 4lh Svrgt II II Blair, Sc
verely, leg; privates A G Beny, slightly
Jaw A J Gurley, severely, thigh; i NJ
Robertson, severely, leg; L w Worthy,
slight, hip. :.
Company I'D Lieut. Newson Harris
Killed: Private Henry
Fuqua. Wounded: Privates A Carter
severely, side; w A Clrter, severely,
neck; S J Maxey, severely, head; John
B Harull, severely, arm.
Company K-Capt 4 J Burks. com
manding-KIled: Private I A benson.
Wounded: Capt T Burks, severely,
thigh; Privates Ed Maiden, severely.
ankle; A p Kincsrd, severely, thigh; A
] Putnam. severely, arm G NJ Shepperd,
slightly, breast; T j Harris, severely.
ankle, (captured); J J Joiner, slightly.
hand.
Companies d and G detacbed1
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LossEs IN Lee 's Army. All of his Gen
erals have submitted their reports to Gen.
Lee, MS we learn from the Richmond
papers, and yam1een thousand will cover our
entire loss of killed, wounded and miss
ing in the recent series Of battles with
Gen. Grants army. The Superintendent
Of Hospitals reports officially that 1l,ls0
wounded from Gen. Lees army have
been received and distributed among
the various hospitals. It appears then
that 2,S70, The balance of 1900, covers
our killed and missing. The claim of
Yankee Secretary of War; Stanton, Of
5000 pris ners, is at least 6,00o over the
mark, but Stanton, et il omae genus Yam
kee, has long since abandoned even all
to the truth.
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An INDIAN BRraApirR GENERAL. Our
readers are ftmilisr with the name Of
Stanl Waite, the celebrated Cherokee
Chief, whose conduct in behalf Of the
South is 50 commendable. lie has re-
Gently been commissioned Brigadier
General inthe Confederate army, TO take
rank from The 9th Of May, 1864 Gen.
Waite raised Q regiment in the summer
Of 1861, and served under General Ben
McCulloch until the winter Of 1862, When
he was transferred to The Indian com
mand under Pike, he lei y brilliant
charge in the second days fight Of the
battle Of chuatanahlah, where the Ia
mented Mcintosh routed the hostile In
dian forcef. At E,k Horn, Gen. Waite
greatly. distinguished himself.
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News from Georgia.


HEAD QGARrEns, Mountain Top at night, II O'Clock
and 80 minutes, June 6--Conks and Averill joined
Hunter to-day at Siannton, and a portion of their
forces are on the Grecnyille and Middlebrook rond
Five huuired cavalry made a demonstration at 3
O'clock L. 81 on Waynesboro' on tho Greenville and
Staunton road, but were rcpulSel h, Civn Imboden,
The enemy retired to Staunton burning Fishersyille
depot.
1T Ii reported that four thousand are moving down
the valley TO reiiiflrce Hunter.
The enemy have no subsistence but su5sist on the
country.
Our troops are in spirits, and advance is an
lie pated TO morrow
RICHMOND June 9l--1cad Quarters, Jdna 9Th, z, NJ
The enemy has been unusually quiet To-day along the
whole tent Of his lines, and noth4g Of Importance
has occurred, Two divisions cf his cavalry, under.
Shcrian were reportedto have crossed the Pamupky-
yesterday, at New Casile,terry. r. II LEE
The advance of Sheridan's olimns appeared last
night at Clfstsrfl Station and this morning in the
9irectio Of Albermarle.
ArLANLA, June s.--rho enemy. moved upon cur
font within two miles Of oiirlnes
Sherman aid Thomas Head qn'itrrs arconc mile
north Of Acworth. The bridge is rebuilt ever the
Etowah river
The enemy arc runnirg trains 10 Acworh
Hoithern tclegrams of the third claim that Grant
achieved great advantage over Lee
Gold WAS l9l
i is believed Lincoln wiinot b. rc. dominated.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
From The Trans-NIississippi.
Late from Marmaduke.
"A Transport Boarded and
Burned.
WHEREABOUTS OF pRIcEANDsMITH


BaANDoS June 9--Col. shands, nom shreveport,
beings he following
caapeS, May a7.-Gen Mprmadukc engaged tho
cnemy's marine fleet Mt or near Gaiucs' Landing on
tho eth inst M
Capt Jacobs Of tho 4th Missouri, 'hoarded and do
stroyed tho transport Lebanon, Pratl's battery dl
excellent service, cripPling gunboat SO seriously
that II had TO boiowed away. The whole fleet was sue
cessfully rerulsed and driven down the river.
The above is official and strictly reliable.
Col Shands reports Gen. Price at Camden; 0en =
Taylor below Alexandria Steele still occupying Little
Rock and Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
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nas@ The London Index publishes a
statistical statement from its Nassau cor
respondent, showing that Of four hun,
dred and twenty-five attempts torun the
blockade from that port alone, three hun-
dred and sixty-three were successful.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

PAYMENT OF COMMISSIONERS. In the
Confederate States Senate last week, the
Senate bill for the payment Of commits;
.sioners appointed under lie act entitled
4 an acl to suspend the privilege Of the
writ OF hajess corpus in certain cases" and
to confer certain powers upon said com
missioners was taken m, and after de
bate, amended and passed. The bill
provides "that the commissioners APP
pointed under the said act shall be enti
lied to receive the Compensation Of two
hundred and fifty dollars eachp per month
frt M. The date OF their respective appoint
ments until The respiration OF their ser
yce and that their assistants shall be al
lowed the sum of one hundred and fifty
dollars per month from the date Of their
respectively until the expi
ration Of their service"
II also provides "that said c5mms
sioners shall have the powers conferred
upon commissioners appointed by the
district courts by the act Of the Proyis-
ional Congress, approved Both Of August,
1861, and numbered two hundred and
seveniy-three in the acts Of the said Con
grcss,"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

VINEGAR Strange as it may seem, and
IN 10 ways creditaLlelo Il people possess
ing such resources as we could command,
there has been felt general want OF yn
egar, ever since the stock ON hand at the
opening OF the war was consumed The
materials for vinegar are very abundant
with as, and there is scarcely alarm
house that does notwa annually more
Of such materials than would supply the
family with good yinegar-an essential
element for the label, the pantry and the
medicine chest, but one ot those elements
which, if not good, is good for nothing.
he season of vegetable SUPPLIES is now
favorable for such attempts, and we beg
all who have felt the want for themselves,
orwho wish to 10 anything towards the
general welfare, 10 atteAd to vinegar in
time, and according to any good recipes,
of which the Courier has published many
within tho past three years.
We shall be obliged 10 any friends for
reports OF results with any recipe. and
for any additional directions or hints pre-
sented by experience.
We now give one seasonabe recipe
which has Keen tried, and is approved bJ
the friend who sends il to the Courier
an officer of model Company who has
been an active pioneer in executing all
good and needed suggestions for the com
fort OF the soldier, and for the proper ap
probation of our own resources of sup
ply Many friends will be enabled by
their own Information to conjecture that
we reiei-t -to Capt I Merchers, company B,
German Artillery, who gives the follow
ing;
Vinegar Is scarce article, and should
not be; we have plenty of it in camp
Some of your readers may desire to know
how we get it
Take one quart Of blackberries, add
three quarts of water and two spoonful
of sugar or molasses. put in demijohn
and set il IN the SIN for about two weeks
and YOU will have excellent vinegar.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-09

D6y-T The Washington House Of Repre-
sentatives have rejected the claims Of
Segar, Kitchen, and Chandler, to seats in
that body from Virginia, because Of their
having received less Than q thousand
votes apiece:"
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A FoRoERY. letter widely circIlla-
ted and reported 10 have been sent to Mr..
Hahn, the bogus Governor of louisiana,
by prisoners in Camp Morton, Indiana,
endorsing emancipation and asking for
parclon, turns out TO be another abolition
forgery. 1t was concocted in NewOrleans
for effect upon number of Louisiana
prisoners in that city. But they at onca
i: as an imposition, and re
fu-ed TO he gulled by SO transparent a
deception.
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slg-We learn that James Denege, of
New Orleans, who made successful cf
fort to come to Mobile some time ago,
has gone to Nassau. from whence he will
go tosouthampton, England, We hope
he iilstay th, re.
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lIEADQ'Rs, CnlEF q. NJ. DEr'T
1ia, Mss, and Eust Eoaisiuua,
Meridian. Miss. Nav %. 1864.

Meridian, Miss, May 70, I8G4.
7 having been reported to these Headquarters HAT
4 numerous horsos and mules marked With tho Gov
brand q s. Az are Ia possession Of ciiizcns. All
anil Assistant Qlaatcrmasers III this
Department hereby Instructed to takc possession
pf III such animals when found by them, unless brand
I'D with tie condemned brand, ortke possessor can
produce lfsal hi ldf sale,
JOHN w. YOUNG. :.
may y20.di0 Mi Y Act. Ohf Q M.
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NOTICE.

SOUTHERN RAIL ROAD OFFICE.
Meridian, May %. ls6i.
TNIE Mail Trains are running through to jack
son follows .
Leave Meridian daily at A. 81.
Jackson q " o A. NJ.
Arrives Al Meridian daily at $40 2. NJ
- N Jackson 4 20
No freight train wiz be rnn uaf rihcrnsiice. Ex.
prcss freight Will be taken By the Mail Trains.
{. A READINGi
Nay p, d|dtf. SUPERINTENDENT.
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IlEADQuARrEes STATE or MISSISSIPPI, 1
t2uartermaster GeaerafSi. .I)epaifmi,
Macon. Miss, MAY II. 1864.

~ tENERAL ORDER, No.
" AlfoH ers who have been iithe
ersice of tile State Of Mississippi and whose term of
service Las exriredby reason ifresignsten, transfer
NJ OF crwlse, who have had State moucs or property
III th.ir pdssc7scn, aud have not accounted for the
sc, hereby rcqired to niake tieir reports Win
out delay TO these headquarters.
II sail oaiccrs VIII receive Moray until thcprovis
onS Of sOrdr are nIplied with anil will likewise
BIZ hcllto strict account bty for whatever publi,
money they may have received and new stand eiarge
with on tie books Of tins Department
A, NJ. WEST,
QuartcrmRstcr Gcnl St4te of Miss
may lI-dlm < wt,n
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WANTED

ITO hire By tic month for the balance of tho wear
i SIXTY MICRO MEN for whom the highest
sirirkei price will te raid.
Apply al the Southern Rail Road Office. Meridian,
Nj 5. CA READING, !
MeIidian May %, 6i Sup't5o. II.
may a6-dff
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BGREAU OF CoNscRIrTIoN,
department Of Missi stDpi,

Enterprise, Miss, June /, 1861.
n SENLRAL ORDERS, No.sI.
NJ In obedience to Special Orders, No
lV], dated tic'imond, May . lsii,A & Gcncdafs
Ofte have this day easrrd niol the dutics of Com
mandait Of Censcripta for the Sta.cof Mississippi,
j. q, DESiS,
3 inne ,.flv. Mai .& Comm ,ndant for Mis-
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Tax Collectors Rcceipis.

fI'Ax Receipts printed and for sale Al ne Clarion
Il 0fice-on Good paper letter size ~ rrceipfs 10
the quiIc. 81 $50 per qnira Win hu seat by tuar
q stage paid. on rec, ~ 81 the mo1oy
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Rntaa Of Advertising.

Tor each and every insertion pr sqr lincs So 90
i- No obituaries, tributes ct aspect, notices Of
pnbc meetings, cala for canGidates siiniar tran
s,snt arteles, VIII be pnbsef nnlas Accompanied by
ne Of msnnscript ovor ~ tines Unless this rno IL
implied with we will not publish tue notices. Hor un-
d rtske 10 return them.
lvctislng Runaway in Wseky, per month. $40 90
Any p1rson sending ton s,bscriners Cor The Daily
Weekly CLARION will receive a copy free Of charge
FIR the ngth OF time for which he obtain the subari
hers. The cash of conrs, must accompany every
order.
X ngcrs Notice, $40 OOt
Pdllishlng Legal Notices Of any kind Citations
in the Probate Court, Notice Of Grant of Let
iers etc. and furnishing preof Of same. ~ 90 90
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ll1tom the I,lSemond \ Marn,lIa wockl,,

vice, most OF the gallant troops of III
Contederacy have manifested their dew
tion to the cause of the~country by II,
enlisiing for the remainders.of the wa,
The remnant Of General BmksAales nj.
sissippi brigade, distinguished Tor its he
roism at the battle Of Fredericksburg, o,
re enlisling, excited a general enthusiasm
by rendering its services to the Govern
ment for the term of Forty Years.
10 the brave men composing that bri
gode, who set so noble an example, Iii,
following lines, commemorative of thci
devotion, are inscribed b,
the author]
The.Forty Years Consecration.
BY Mrs. NJ. u. WHITAKER
SO, tlnndering on his iron car 'A
IA crimson robe comes dfcalfIl wart
With wrathfu front and dashing eye,
lie rcnrs his booty Il V o. high
80 His bcamy arms n fleet the day.
Calm Death attends his direfnl way,
And wounds ami pain and mourAftil cries
Surround the demon as he Aies,
Three .imss hath Summer golden reign
Enriched tue sky and dpckcd he plain;
Three times hatliicy Winter bornd
The rolling streams in rest ptofound
And thrice loud v hds their anthems sung
While bongss, ffuit-ladeu ntirg hnng
Aud thrice fair FiOra's bvds and flowers
Came h!ushlng with the Sprng,tno hours,
Since dssolatioR msrked the land,
since bravely fought each Southern band.
War'w victorious nndismaycd,
The naughty Southro bares his blade,
Guards with his breast his native soil.
Defes-hiS foe and inocks at Toll
Though SCARED, imprisoned hungry poor,
iraning for hpme,- his honv no morc,
Yet hear his voice, mid dcafening cheers
Ire-cnlist for Forty Years "
'Gaiust f'arful ODDS all gladly go,
Eagerto meet tbs coming foe
Their freeborn souls can bronx no thral,
They rush to meet their country's cal';
Adieu, loved ones crush back yOir tears,
We rc.enlst for Forty years II
Till age each pnlsied limb shall erasp,
And Loose the sabre from our clasp Il
Let fiery hail come kissing round
And Numbering cannon slake the ground
Let bond showers fal lmid CLEAN ng spears
Z We re'enlist for Forty Years =
lmmortal Barisdae's apirithikh,
Speaks in their language and their eye ~
This great resolve shall write their name
Undying on the roll OF fame;
1le exultant Sonth thtir wafch4word bears
We re enlist for Fo:ty Ycarsis
Go FORTH brave land, whose granite Will
Shall curb red war on plain aad hill
Till laureleroWned, as heroes ca1ne
We welcome our de'iyerers home,
And shout, as that proud host appears
Hail warriors, pledged for Forty Yearsi
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EASTERN CLARION.
BY
u. j. SHANNON & 90.
rerns "a Subseription

Terms of fSubscription
y lilly er n.h 90
Weekly fcr annnm ...--....-...-.........-.. 90
slx months, ...-s.------.--.- w
l-7r Single Copies Of the Daily Clarion, o5 eent'.
TIilsws dealers l2l cents.
IN all cases the party ordering palto must pay The
L ,stagc express charge.
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lost Certificate.

Certain Cer helo isstcd to me under dato If latt
IA OF May, 1861 at tho city Of Mobile by i - n De
Bow, Agent Produce Loan, for eight tfoasaul allars
or hsreaeonls, rayableia seven per cent Confede
rate bgnd-, mas oeeh lost or destroyed. Payment
thereof has been stopped and an application fr paf
ment has becn made by me. Said certificate was is
sued payabcto ne and Is TIE only one issued l,v him
in my Hame sAM'L w. LANrAsTER
may = DIV.
w Mobile Newscory one week and send bill to
ihfs ofice
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Family Residence for sale.
A PLEASANT FAMILY RESIDENCE in the
~ town OF Montevallo for sale The building con
iauts five rooms, ont hQJse, fine water kitchen
snake horse, aud servant, room the prein3es--
Alto, fine garden lot Appy to
j. NJ. SrRONG
mayel.tf City Clerk
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Confederate Ice.

Confederate Ice.
TINHE SUBSCRIBER will sell ICE to non pr pducers
f,f the ouey but pfaducerstf y liter, g., ln,isi
pay IN kind He il driven his courss from tile faet
lbst h cannot -npply bis taJe from the sur onndhe
country owing to the great auxety 70 ship and sell
nom 'huuie
lie will give three ponuds OF ice for Of Batter
aud in proportion for other articles Ct prina necessity
X. q. MCMAHON
Gainesville, Ala, May -, 1864. mayai d2w,f
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Thursday, :::; June 8, 1864
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A LABAMA Ash, MISSISSIPPI kiNbRa KALI
"a luJAD WAREHOUSE NOTICE 1t is desired
collect the charges due fur storage cotton IN tho
above warehouse lfnot paid within thirty days suf
icency ihertof will be sold 10 cover the exDenses
J. d WEsYER,
General gent aed Manager Cotton w arehoufe,
may2itE Ala and Miss. X II 90
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NtITI1,E.

A BOUT DE last o. January, Dr T. W IIuie Of
~ Raleigh Miss. sent from Mobile t. Meriiifn 10
my care, black leather travelling trunk, uarkcd er
zach side J. G. l.. Heie, Taliadegs Az. Any per
who can give Information respecting said trunk
= ~ confer favor by CammuncAtiaF e 10 this
ofBea J. ,. SHANNON
rAysi dr.
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ENR SALE.

lhNErBAHE co FTON YARN Nos Z 10 aud -
" which vii be Tor cash orsxclanged on fair
terms for bacon Enquire at This office ny2l -ltf
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WANTED.

A sITUATIoS a. sB assisiaat IN lieh school. or
TwistwO God, Miss.
MISS l.. y KENNEDY.
kFFERtNCss Rev. a p. Lea, Mnuirose, Miss;
Rev. jas. Thomson McI.eoa.. Miss Mai J. + wei
horn Elisville, Nse.i Mr.. Asa Oliver and MIS- May
ADonaid GArlanasvic Has
June 2iS64-diE