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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-10-11
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and to that of the South; and as citizens OF the
United States they will not be wanting IN the
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IN make the B4LLY NEWS first class news
paper, Gnd II esery way worthy Of the patronage
of the public.
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of $40 per annyp. S-,striYtioRs received for 3,
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And variety of other goods, all Of which he
will sell at reasonable prices. His motto is "a
nimbIe penny is better than slow shilling"
Prescriptions CAREFUL, compounded day or
night. Always at homo, in his store in fropt Of
oct4 4Itf W. F. PRATT. Agent.
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w A. EIINIORE.
Al THE OLD STAND,

Would call attention to the fact, that: he has
procured stock of good material Tor SADDLES,
BNIDLES, &c. - - :: :, ;. r
business at short E0.icc.
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Reading.
l00.... $50. 1901
WEDNESDAY. Aug. 9-p. ".

WEDNESDAY. Aug. 9-P. N.
Gold was firm throughout tho day. opening al
IH4, selling as high as Aii, and closing at li3i to
la.
In Government Stocks.business at the Exchange
WAS moderate, but prices were firm Railway
Mortgages and State Bonds were dull but steady
The miscellaneous shares were sparingly sold, ex
cept Brunswick Land Co.. which was wanted at l3
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co. sold stl56i. Railway
shares we're steady, but the amount OF business
light. The Street lacks the presence Of the crowd
Of spectators, now absent upon Summer eacur
sions, and until they return TO great activity car
be expected.
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DYEWOODS-Thers has been special change
since our last the supply Is moderate; the demand ID
Tor Immediate requirements; saAes Of Fustic at SCI
tx2 for Maraoaibo and Savanilla Csmwood, sioo;
Logwood al &i9 a $40 for Honduras and Csmpeaehy
and Eastwood at $30-all gold.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western
aud State Flour 10 q little active. and prices.
particularly for the low and medium grades. are go
i0c per bbl. better; the demand Is 10 part specua
tive. Trade and Family brands are rner aid m0der.
stey active, the sales are - TOO bbs at q 709so Is
for Superne State So 40d So GO for Extra Stste 20 %
ass 20 for Fancy State; 81 550s for the low grades
Of Western Extra 81 80 for shipping ONO; Is io%
% 20 for Trade and Family brands. and ~ sO0Sl2 81
for ST. Lous Extras Canadian Flour IL In moderate re-
quest aud prices have advanced ioGioc.j SAFES OF
6O bbls at 81 50as6 70 Tor the low grades OF E1ra.
and t6 sOvs9 Is for Trade and Family Extras Southern
Flour Is plenty and hrmer at the closes sales OF so
bbs at o. s5 ~ 10 for mixed 70 good Supsrnne Coun
try Baltimore. &C.. and - 20Gel2 30 for Trade and
Family brands Rye Flour is fairly active but easier
sales Of 20 bbls at S. 5OsS6 Corn Meal is dull and
heavy at IS 90 for Jersey and Is 60 for Brandywine
FRUIT-Raisins continue in small supply; the dc.
mand Is good for home consumption; prices arc nrn
and well sustained; sales at ~ ~ Tor bunch ana -
as7 e5 for LAYERS Other descriptions Of foreign DRIED
Fruit have been comparatively quiet. but prices are
without change. We quote: Currants, l4Ql4te; Log
horn Citrop 27a2So Turkish PruDes, Isl Al
mondsei 22c for Sicily Shell ~ 129c for Prov
ince. 33035c for Laneuedoc. and SOC. for Shesd;
French Walnuts l26l4c.: Sicily Filberts, l7selsc
Brazil Nuts I5c sardnes have arrived more freely
the ma. in nat sac, G,.sn Tyt: pss
JuIl there being no demand; sales Of 10000 Clean
Husked Barscoa Cocoanuts at $685. 1000 punches Bara
Goa bananas Ut 81 50 Other kinds are dull and nomi'
nal. .,,
active At a 500 s. 50 for Grand Bank and st. Georges
Msckerel are without change Of importsnce we quote
At ar sOa a2o for No Mass SIS 25asl5 IS for No
do, and u rs for No. do. Box Herrings are dull
and unchanged. nd
GRAIN-The Wheat market is more active ana
undor unfavorable reports OF wheat nom the west
dust TO hand by telegraph prices have advanced 20
30 per bushe with lively speculative demand ~ .as
close for Spring Winter closes stronger tne sas S
bush. Milwaukee Club at 81 Il0el a. 5000 bush.
Amber DO at 81 43i 0sl IS; 1900 bush; keo al
at 7oasl s5 SD bush New Amber state sss's Bs.ies
cor,jrres tull md leavy. Farley MGIt is hrin' pGl
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The steamship Cuba brings London advices Il
July 80 and 30. On the 10Th, 5-2os were quoted al
COZ; Illinois Central, sol; Erie, 5fl. The Paris
Bourss was firm; Rentes closed at 67.52. The
funds on the 2sth wero steady. Consols slightly
improyed-closing at 9Ol. The expected advance
In the bank rate Of discount 10 81 per cent having
taken place the nth. tho discount market had be
quicter and the supply showed an increase uood
bills were taken at - per cent . =.
Tho weckl, bank returns show decrease In the bn
lion OF eJsytss. -
Baripg a Bros. Co quo'e bar skver at 5ItdJIi;
Dollars, q III qtllli Eagles, 1914.
American securities had been Father dull and rrcgu
lar bat we're lrner on the 18th United States 52s
closing Cgi ac9i; Illinois u alp. SO ash. Erie, i
asa.
TIE LOpdea Ts.es OF July % says;
The Bank of England today increased their rate
OF Interest from yer cent 20 which IL was lowered on
the 18th u' TO - per cent. This movement was an
ticip.ted aud there had been some impression
that the rise might he IN per cent The return pub
shed at foot Indicates however. that only moderate
advance bad become requisite. Although the recent
drain % gold has been sharp there have beea 40 symp
toms Of is having arisen from any general imitation OF
our import trade. or from the embarking of an over
supply u capital In foreign undertakings The loans
| contracted this year have been below the average
amount, aud there have been few companies brought
forward for banks OF railways In distant countries
II Is tue the furnishes every proof OF
state Of complete exhanstIon bot this 10 rather from
dtrut the part Of the public Of The eass oil people
who are IN tho background Of each new undertaking
Investments ~ pay good Interest are really wanted
or the rate In the discount market would not lie still az
low az 81 per cent and the sole reason why many con
Germs that really sound and profitable are at low
point Of depreciation consists In the inability Of the
public in tue midst Of the multitude Of schemes daily
brought out by unscrupulous pronoters to discfmi-
nate the good from the bad 10 know whom they are
TO trust
| The return from the Bank OF England for the week
ending the th Of July gives the following result when
compared with the previous week.
Rest......... $3.50 $40 Increase. R2O ia
/ ID 100 narv
Other Deposits Is g39.ol3 Ibcreass 100
| On the other side OF the account:
| Govt securities. 4 10, sos 800 No change.
Other securities 81, 7sS 1871 Increase. fl 2e5 645
Notes uuemply'd. 6lslis0 Decrease. S2 e6J
The amount OF notes in circulation Is f22, 07l.670
being decrease Of &l62 s65 and the stock Of bullion
In both departments is ETA showing decrease
: q 931g6se. when compared with the preceding re-
turn.
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specic) from New-York to foreign ports for the week
ending Aug 7, and since the beginning Of theyear:
1863. 1864. 1868.
For the week 81 1884, $50 %. 403.sB $5,s9, 476
Prey reported lO5, 947O53 l2l. 29e, 736 1884 500
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Alter tho arrival Of tho Cuba there was sudden
rise In Erie from S5l to T3. It 10 supposed that

After tho ARRIVAL OF tho CuD6 tnefe wa suooon
n,e in Erie from S5l to 74. It 10 supposed that
the mission of Mr.. Pearson to London on behalf
of the Company has succeeded, and that the road
is now able not only TO pay ali its floating debt fol-
construction but TO continue work upon its double
track without selling stock unless ct a premium.
The demand to cover short sales was active, and
good deal more would be required for the purpose.
With Its aoating debt ont Of the way the stock is
as cheap as New.York Central or Pennsylvania.
The following we're the closing prices at 43O p m;
New-York Central, 93t; Erie, sal Hudson River,
1871; Reading, lO6i; Michigan Southern, 66i;
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, 7Oi; Rock Island, 1857;
North. Western Preferred, 81.
Money is abundant at 607 per cent on call, and
the small amount required by Stock housesis road
ily had There is little inquiry for mercantile
paper and there is = small supply. The rates are
unchanged. Best sells at az, and second grade Of
10 ole per cent.
Exchange is quoted: Bankers Sterling, 6o days
OSi a 100; Bankers Sterling, days, 1922 0lO9s
Merchants, 1919 dl07i; Francs, long date 'ie4 %
5.I7I; Francs, short date, 5.l6! S5l3.
Froights ore quiet. The engagements 10 Liver
pool are 10000 bushels Corn at 4id., ana PEI
steamer 900 boxes Cheese at 4os.; 'Vo Dales
Cotton at 3D., and 500 pkgs. Butter at ~. IL
London per steamer 1000 bushels Wheat I'd.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
$1,000 662 95-for Customs, $i53, oCOi for Payments
A $50 594 O3-on account OF Loan, $4,000; Bal
ancc, $6l, ,SS9 80.
The August earnings Of the Railroads are saus'
~ L. Ia az
factory. The traffic upon the New'fork ROADS II
large, the passenger earnings exceeding anything
in their history. The westward bound freight ID
reported very large.
The Marietta and Cincinnati road earned in July
lss4 ..sso. 80 le65. .slOs, 65l Increase ssiH
The earnings OF the Great Western Railway OF
Canada for the week ending August were:
1865 .sJ7.s76 - 1854. ss2l s'i Inc .seo52 s5i
The Illinois Central Railroad makes the follow
ing report for July, 1865:
LAND DEPARTMENT.
Acres Construction Lands sold. .63.G TO- s1l37o Al
Acres Interest Fund Lands sold W3 6J for oGsS q
Acres Free Lands sold. .:..... ei0cO FOR ioo'' ~
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Heavy incomes in New. Haven, ss4ss1; Il
r. sheffield, eos l72i o. wmon Mss ass: james z.
H H0sI,.b III Il u WEIGH a4isi, s y oi Enu
bridge, t36. 749. Daniel arows m,sr ESo 25s w. Is.
Sperry e., as; W. SoS WaI,hr s9s.sO0; George
Caodyear, A31000; Z. D na""''
Gonly1Ir. s.3 siS &C., -
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Since JAN en- I32033 Al2z 49,, 5s2 &C. zoe sls

Since JAM en-. 1922 93 el27 1872 $50 ts6 zoe SIS
The exports of domestic produce for the week
include 1888 ID Beeswa1, 7,Oll bbls. Wheat
Flour, 3,Si1 bbls. Corn Meal, 60,397 bush. Wheat,
POI bush. Rye, $50 BUSH Oats, l35, s65 bush.
Corn, 2,53l BUSH Peas, Al pkgs. Candles IS tuns
Coal, 5,9Il bales Cotton, Ola bales Hay, 81 bales
Hops, 1867 bbls. Rosn, 80 bbls. Tar, SO bbls.
Pitch, 400 gals. Whale Oil, 27O5 bbls. Pork, $40
Jbbls and 276 tcs. Beet, 3O4,467 10 Cut Meats,
2i9, COS ID Butter, 1908 1886 II Cheese, 2l2,270 n
Lard 81 bbls Rice, l59 7s3 ID Tallow, 13 1897 gals.
Petroleum ,574 hhds. and $40 other pkgs. Crude
Tobacco, 1913 b manufactured do.
The Wilmington and Weldon road is now carry
ing all freight, regardless of quality quantity
and giving receipts for its delivery at the place
designed. Government officers, in whose charge
tho road now is, will be found at almost every sta.
ton along the line of travel, ready TO accommodate
shipping by the road at all times.
Upon tho East Tennessee aud Virginia Railroad
regular passenger trains are now running from
Knoxville to Jonesborough. Special trains convey
passengers and freight to Csrters Depot, IL miles
further, which is the present terminus of the road
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks
made up to Aug.S, presents the following aggre
gate as compared with the previous week:
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from Haelettstown the present terminus, to PM
lipsburg, opposite Easton and for furnishing COAL
freight and passenger cars and engines.
The following is the specie List Of the Costa Rics'
from Aspinwsll:
Dune an, shsrman& Co. ESQ s VIM Sesuan Co eSs GOO
1rder .,,........ 49, 900 Panama Railroad Co.. 2l5E
III Cohen Co...... a. NO Scbolls Bros........ 52sSo
We'll Co.......... $3.50 Eugoae Kelly Coz. IS ~
Wells Fargo Ca... 2loo0 Lees Wsler'''.." Io''""
IRON AsPISwALL
Wells Fargo Coz" $5\4s Order. ,'@
N a. Asch.......... 400 Parsons Petit .....' i' IW
FLINT Hall........ l02sTrovor Coigate...'' Ai>'
Total
mn
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Tho M0rris and Esse1 Railroad Company IBsuo
proposals for 81 O00, 900, in sums Of $780, $500 and
81 900 each, redeemsbls in fifty yesri, with oou'
pons payable in this city OH the LIST of May and LIST
Of November. The proposed bonds are the balance
Of the &, 500 900 of bonds Of the Company issued
under the FIRST mortgage and are now offered for
tie purpose Of completing the exteasion Of the road
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any man could number because the Trustees
bad ordered. three days before that
every child should hove Schools assepfled in
several places IT a. m and with rusic. msrched to
the Capitol where they had the exclusive privilege Of
using the Capitol grounds. AS tie column adyapced,
number Of wreaths ard bouquets given to Gems
Meade and Custer. Tie officers and received
these bouquets hy thousands the children meanwhile
singing. when Johnny comes marching home
again." end other patriotic songr The absence OF ell
the negroes from the old Ninth Corps noticed End
freely commented by those WHO moy have forgotten
that they were organized into separate corps.
GIN. SHERMAN.
Ger. Sherman IL said 10 have assured Gen. Gr'nt
that he shonld exceed in numbers &C. The lines Of TO-
day. Some Of Gen. Wrren's old command discerning
their leader On the stage. checied most Justify.
SEC. sywABD.
Secretary Seward expects 10 be upon the reviewing
stand To- morrow.
GEN. GRANT.
Gen. Grant rode down the Avenue this even
np on his Cincinnati chrrcCr. with single orderly,
when he most yocfcrcusly cieercd by tie popu
lace,
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THE LINE OF MARCH.
CAvALEI CORPS.
Third Iis.siOn.


r,ior-0en. CEO A. CrsTfJ Commanding
Lisn,..CoI J.. ". wnl.raK4a A. o.
c. s:p' a.: !, + l. 9 ts,ts d 81 4 p
ospi. ,. IIos, :. q 81
Cart u. = slrIL, ordnance ofheer
Capt l.. ". BsrSHARDr. \. &. ofM
CsHC W LtE. fiOvos,'ssf;h.L
Lieut. lieut., u $ s $1,000, ,,s'l oh bc
Lieut.. A sn.. ADc;
CAPT .. LowSIse. \. A. DC
Lieut.. L. Y. NOVEL;, q. A. d.. C..
Lieut.. p. ROEnUk, A. A. ID. {.
Capt Gin. 1T. Commanding f-cor
LIEUT. HAsvHLLy vita k.eon
Lieut.. s. MCBRIDE. Ambulance Ohc~r
SECOND BRIGADE.
Capt. }. j. McN,sn, A. A. o.
Capt. ~ A. stone, A. A. ]. q.
Surgeon q. v skin. suryeon.' Chief
Capt D. Ts,bel,, cenm,,Hy Of sgb.,:t'Hes
Lien. T.: II. Caldwell, a. A. "
Capt. 7. q. Putnam, A. A. D. Z.
.Lieoi. Philip Jones A. A. ID. c.
Lieut.. w. ii. Palmer. Provost MAshA
bssixBSTa
Is, Vermont Complicated Jc.:.h Hail.
' s N.. Yysa. s:;,' to Tas%S.''
"a Nsw;Yoik Csvalry-Col II B. Need
9th New York Csvsiry-Coi h. 81 Pope.
THIRD BRlGADN.
'"' d. '''. Haps Henry i" NJ B%aipsi. ''A''''
si. Lieut., c''s NJ. S s. S cs,.I, ,1
siry 4. A d. &.
Cap. r. A. Gather 1t Ws.t virginia Csv.lry. Al 10
Tif SS Lieut. cut Csri s'.n,en aN Yt,neonI AAPM
Cap, ~ &. u. Gill--p.s. G. \. v.
Surgeon H. NeL~.r I'd w Va Csy Act. SUI seonin Chief
Tn. Slaughter Chspsin.
COMMANDING OYrfcLEs ~ rosrs.
Col A. ". Adams, LIT Now .Yuk III .coln) Crvs,Jy.
Col. J. l.. McCse, Sd West .irz.ris Cavalry.
lieut. Col Charles r. Copehat,l' West 'irxins csvsIy
LIEUT.. Col ia. Allen 20 Wet Vii. inia CsvLry.
YIRsr BRIGADE.
Col 4. G. NJ. PEsxissIoS, Commanding
CAPT Chas. II. Miller. 4. 40.
Capt r. T.. Lswdcr, A. \. o.
Gee. A. Hurbnt, Surgeon Ln. Chief
Lieut.. Geo. Voege, A. n. u. L.
Lieut.. K r. GORDON A. a. j. &:
Lieut.. James A. Mohett, AP NJ
Lieut.. stephe Human, A. A. ID. G.
Lieut. Chss. W. Gilbsrt, A. A. q NJ.
RKGInkSrA
I'd Ohio Cavalry Col A. b. Erttleton
lat Connecticut Csvary-Msjor T.. 7, Cosdwn.
ID rew Jrfsry cayslIy-lirut. Col W: J.. Robeson,jr.
"a New'Yori Csvary-Col. A. NJ RsndoL
Second Divis ,en.
Ns1or.Ocn. OEO. CROOK, u g. Volunteers. Commanding
Major ~. G.: WIiH, L. =. Volunteers. A. A. O.
Major A. r. DANA. u. =. Volunteers. A. A. A. q.
MAJOR N. J.. TkxsAIs, u. ). Volunteers. A. ID. &.
Lieut. W. II. WRIGHT q. y. Volunteers A. A. u. G.
Major G. TAYLOR. fn.t Maine Csvalry. A. ]. q.
Mai {. IwiCHEL I'd Va Cav A. e. Of Masters sigpa Once
Gsj. Nm HARPER L. New Jersey Cavalry. a; I. d.
Cant. ". BArLTs, L. i. Volunteers Com. Sub.
Capt o. ia. MoORe. 18th Ohio Infantry. A. D. C.
L.ru'. J. II. LORD, "a L. !. Artillery, A. D. &. ~
Lieut. c. +. Roberts lsoth New-York Infantry, A. Dc
Lieut. j. X. ROBis0v 10Th Pa Cav Act h eTnas,cr
Lieut. JOHN Il. WEST, 10Th Penny An.b. officer.
Asst. Surgeon T.. j. March IT, +. A., Surgeon inChist
FIRST BRIGADE.
Prsad;cr. General II. u. DAVIES. Commanding.
Lieut. i. u. Shzfcr. A. A. a a.
Csp'. -. =. Rswl-,on. Inspcrtor
HReMENIs
lst Psnn,y lvsniA Csvshy-cspt. ". L. Ho.brook
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Another Account.
10 The y. Y. tribune

Special ni,r,.ch q TIE ~ Y Trituns-
WAsING1oS, TUESDAY, Nay o. 1865.
At the beginning of The review Ger. Clusters
horse rem swey with him nearly disnoIntng the Gen.
eral Fortunately lie DeaIed tho Presidents stand
he mastered the animal 10 the great relief Of the
cited audience who gave the gallant General three
rousing cheers
Col IgI ,han. Provost Morshal. seems to have lad
tho management 81 the guards about the city assisted
ny his aide. Capt. Russell and Lieut. Inerahsm.
Ex.Goy. John a. King o. New. York was present
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Third Division.

Brew s,.Nsj. Gen 5. W. CRAWFORD, counen diog.
Capt !. II. LAyDDss, A. 4. a. q.
FrsT DhI6ADr.
Col J. !. kfLLoo1. Commenting
talt. y. Noe-i.t \. A. &.
Capt. IL. y. G,t o. Brig. Insp.
aEGrI
I'd Delaware, S. s. %, i,ton Perry.
9TH Nisc.isin Vet ai % =. :. ksrt.
f.h Wi.coEsin i.t--Ls '-..I Y. Richardson
sl.t Sew-f ofk-sol.f 'srDel.
81 '0ED JfG DE.
Prevr,-Gel II. sA&. = ,omrlanding
Capt. " q. rii~'i 10, =. =. A. O.
Cap. <. Pnn ler, 81 e. lnsp
PfG,u
Ilih Pennsyiyans-M.j J. P. Overncy-r.
S,ih New o.k-Coi. J. Z. spofoGd.
10th Mimo-Col 4. ". AID ~.
:9h MISS hu.eiis-Cl}t..J = coo%r.
lo,ih PeLI ~ n.i Col 4. /. NJ Coy
GnIRD BRIGAnr
Br,yet Brg..,iel r. Corner Coumaroing
IeG z. tsrIolt 4. Il. =. o..
Cay.. O. II. Ei5ef. Brig. In =.
S,h aad sath Pellry'yJ =! u. y Lascocs' ON d.
Illst end ii!d Prnus, y4uis-..gj Wet Funk
9ib New york-Cgr,. 4. a. =. rgnn.
ssh Me- Yori-Crp.. q. L; ani2ht,
1.s,I A.'r-iork-t.pi. Jas. Mcknight.
li:TILLEEY RgIfADE.
Brcvs, pd-.-L, :. c. :. Wa.sSRi0gs, Commanding.
Lea 'onD No,i.,. =. =. \: v.
Brew. cslt. q. Berlin, big. lnsD.
RgGfirsIs.
rr..ery b. 4th p s. A.-lILili. W. >. Ycse, Com'i
Battery u and g. "a H. :. Aisl. Liest. :. Il. Rdwies.
battery -, 1T ev ; OH Ar.-.slf. 4. ]. hoJ.rs.
Tattery H. let y " Iogh AI.-taDt. }. 2. f.aze.toD.
Battery II. Ii, New ore AIt--b.ev,t Isj. q. b. Mink
PROVOST CCAcD.
i0iih Eew-f osk--Cayt -. w. Grehan,.
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THIRD BRIGADE
orevet Brig 0~n r. NJ. ALiisrRH Oommandtne


o. .th : ew' Jsrsey Volun e-rs-Col Price.
oh New jersey Noluniters-L;eu..Col II. Hartford.
i,h Sew-Jersey VolUn,e~rs- eu.t J. Schoorsver
a, IN slassarhn.t. VouEeers-Liert. Col. C. Rivers
ish Newr"rk 'ountecrs-Lieut o. A. l.. /. lockwood
ARTILLERY BRIGADE sEcoyD CORPS.
Brevet-iedt.-Co.. J. q. EAzApp (oumaodiYy
. BA1Tghns
J., SIN med States Ar,lls ant J. ". Roder.
u. Ist Ehode .'snd Ar,illery-Li.ut ] E. Chsce.
Is, 1T NewJers,y aItilery--Cspt A. J. Cl.rs.
N, lst Ne hamp lire Ar'ii.ery- Capt o. K pakin.
{, tth Newly .rk Artiery-Cat n Kennedy
10th Ma. cts bsttery-Cs;t. j. w Adams
18th Newly OK Bs't.ry--Cspt. c. A. Gail
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FIFTH ARMY CORPS.

Brew: MsjorGeu. CHARLrs GRIFFIN. Ccnmsndius
BI~v-t- Col fKspsRItK T. Locks. A. A. o.
Capt. GBoRas H. fiALsTEAD. A. A. u.
BrevetCoi. II. r. BAsxHEAD. Asst lr-P Cen.
Brevet Brig Gen. e. :. WAiSwHI0mr, Chief OF Artillery.
First Divlsion.
Br,vet Major Gen. J. J. BARTLETT. Commanding
Capt. WILLIAM fowLER, 4. AZ
Brrvet.b sjor- Gen.J. N. BsLrHkR A. ID. g.
FIRST BRIaAIE.
Brsvot- Brig. Gen A L. PEARs0S, Commanding
Lieut.. Thomas Mitchell, 4. A. A. q.
Capt. A. ~ Bemsn, A. X. l.
REGIMENTS
lash Eew.York-Coi Gustsvus Snyper.
iy6th Penney lvanis-Cspt John Stanton.
SECOND BRIGADE.
IT-vet- Brig. Cen T.. M. GREGORY ConlmsndinE
Capt. H. q. Uennist-r, A. A. A. q.
Capt. A. NJ. Benan, X. l.
RKGINgsrs.
10th New Yofk-Iicu Col. Daniel MyerN
I58ih New .York-Lient Col Isaac Dootls.
is9th New .York--Li.n' Col j. q. Townsend
THIRD BRIGADE.
Big Gen. J. l.. luAsBERLAIN, Commanding
Capt J.. = Farn.wJrh, A. A. A. q.
Bre,etMsjor !. N. becher Brig .lnsp.
RRGiIEKrs
lot Micbizan-Bi-yet-Major &C. H. Van Nser
goth Mane-Lieu'.-t Of. ". g. MoIrrn
18th Pennsy Col il. ONsin.
sd iennsy " ania--l OIL q. 4. hog, r.
10Th Michissn--BIevet-Col Is. =. Partridge
3lS Msss.-Lieut.- Col J. A. Cunnin CHAM.
elst Pennsy lvshs-Lieut. Col. Iii o. Sellers.
lasih Psnnsyl, snia-Major }. A. Cline.
10, Maine shsrpshoote's-Cspt n. Abbott
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-24
LIT New Jersey-Col II. II. Jancwsy.
lctl New l0rk--Coi. NJ. N. Avery.
24.h New.fofk, Major a. Taylor.

2i.h Nsw.York Major a. Taylor.
SECOND pRrGADE.
BrcvetBr'e Gen J. Irwin onsee, Commanding
Gp I " r D. Ma ac,i + io. a, g.
I'd Pennsylvnnia Csyary-Co. w. w. Sanders
.h Pennsyvauia Cavalry Co. 8. -. NJ. Young.
9th Penn tylvsnia Csvalry-L,. Col. W. Corris.
1tth Perusy,vs,ii Csy.-Lt Co. j. kobin,on'
Flat PenEsy .yani Cav-Col. q. h. Knowles
1BIEp BRIGADE.
RIsvetRds.-Gen { II. sxITB, Com%sa'iof
Lieut. L. y; Dossett, A; 4. A. a.
Capt J. H. i.ernory Inspector
Rg6wESTs
i ' nsa'cd s'.oct + S S
,,,. e ST., Gtio csvshyI,.C'p', ~ II. oTI.
NoTE.The las, two saluot bT ados no, present at
the review. bu, arc absent duty ~, Second, undr oen
Gregg Pe;enburg aud tho Tiiri under Gen snh, at
L,ncLbms
Bhs' fi Ire men. ne, THI: d. IN c09"'ndrs'
As,,' H., RATIO c. / 80 Clist Q. ~
=. -. =. BAL, IA,efC.
Capt A. NJ HAZE. rtsTADT 4. j. q.
MAG 4. l.. CLsP,. sufeeon-i Chief
SaP i. u. lean, rsoyosthafsnt:
"Jqni ,arn A. y. o ,opm.sr g.. Muster
Lieut. c. q. bsows. "a a. c.
Lisvt TBos. }. OWN Ch.ef Ambulance oficer.
rIssr aBIGADE.
Csi. ". II. toIiI, A. x. J. q.
CsIr. ~ Tbs. j.. &. :.
Lieut. J, stag j., i. a. a. q.
I"rt J. sumner, \. \. D. &.
Lent. J. 7. Goi'd A. A. D. {.
Esjof T.. ST. Slst Smgeon-n-C Lef.
RFCixEsr.
1ss Michigan Csvilry-Hsior UoUrisan.
9Th Michigan Csysiry-Col Has;iuss.
Oh seifsn Cevsry-col. Md:
9Th Michisan Cavslry--Licui.-col o. Dris.r.
SECOND BRIGADE.
Chs l.. firLHUen. Col. Commanding
: i. ,ianute!. A. !. O.
Gro. L. POIneroy. SuTsecn-n Chef
]. ". Blunt, Capt ard 4. 4. l. y.
}. Nr dooa, tir.' III, NJ. A. L. II.
NGr:rSIs
1T f.~-i crk lIasoou.--Col. TSorre.
9Th X, s-N or. tsvii4y'-Li~ut.-Coi. White.
.tn ,ew-iofk CtvaiIy-Msior Denim
~ Pen isyysnis Csyalfy -livur.-Col tu!and
9th i,nns, gsnia CIvsliy FOL .idd.e1oD.
EfsERyi rHiGArE.
En-, Ger. ALTnED GIBBS. comm ancn- Brigade.
C-p &. fis.on kiAie A. 4. q. W..
F'r,' Lieut., { Henry VII, 4. A. T. q, IL 4 y. Cas"ry.
Efa Lieut.. a Irwin. :. 4. q. ~. ttA l. 5. C.ri.Gy
G,ii. 81. J.. Ggnwiofa {. :. Noi'.
Capt. r. ~. sa,rrld, fr7vosh srstsl. 9Th Pc sevsiry
slr. L. ". JoilsoD, SurgeOi-iI-l Lici, 20 Mas raly
Is,coud Lieut., II. J. Nolroii } D. C.. % Mass Cavalry.
Iirs. LiouL LII Thompson. T. y D. G.. 81 .s,s. CGvars
EN.IrEsTs.
It, United states ttvsry-,s. y : C. LORD, ften sher-
idan's -.-frt.)
sh United Stfes taNafy-i TT Lieut. q rtan.
9Th lutte. s'tiss tsvafv-Nejl f Z. ~. Mons.
9th Peur. ~ nj tsv.Iy-COi thas. j.. Lea o.!
"a Msss.ctu.e.l. cavalry COT Csspest fo"nns'.'e.d