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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27

have known. Hoofl4nd's German Bitters favora
bly,, for a number OF years. l have used them il
my own family, and have been pleased with theil
effects that l was,induced to recommend them
NJ others, and know that they have operated in q
ST rkingy beneficial manner. take great pleasure IN
thus publicly prociaiuing this fact, and calling the
attention eff those afflicted with the diseases for which
they are recommends d, to these Bltters, knowing
from experience that recommendation will be sus.
tained 1 do this more cheerfully es Hollands Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted, and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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The English are afraid their coal fields
will give out. We shall have enough to
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swain s Bourbon Bitfe,ir,s,

tE- The composition CT DR.. swain's Bitters having
been maie public, through the columns of Medical
Journals and having been adopted as standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession by the decision 81
FKOM STAMP DUTY.
sdV DIR, G, II. SWAIN, PROPRIETOR
,,- opv,css i 875 Broadway, New York, T9d-. 500
"a South Water Street, Chicago.
G. A. COOK, General Agent for the West
. Chicago.
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller Finch 4 P1I
Ter; Bnrnham Van schaak; Ohas, q. Smith; Lord i
Druggists and Gfocers everywhere. al = 1889
For sale In KenOshI WHEELER Il
CLARK, and STARKWEAqHAR1
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From The e Ledger" February 2sth, 1865.

Our lady friends should visit the extensive estab
Ishment Of Messrs. Dev ugh Co, Nc. Is Maiden
Lane ~ they wish TO indulge themselves with sigh
which they will long remember. such pr ousion II
elegant Ntches, Chains, Rings, Earrings, and In,
snort OF FeWeily OF every name kind and description
We never before witnessed Their silver and plated
ware is superb AID almost into the shade the
other splendid establishments which have ous bee,
the boast OF our CITY. 1t estimated that their socl
Is worth not less than million Of dt Iera
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MAIN'S BOURBON BlTTERS J
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS I!
SWANS BOURBON BITTERS

A healthy tonic, gentle stmulan and uneaualled
morning appetizer Prepared in ripe old Bour-
bon. Being now used 10 the exclusion OF a II 9TH
fer Biters more than fifty Quilted Sta ties 1rD,v
Ho$pftStts, and millions of private families aud
Is the only popular medicine VIII ich has been es-
peciaLy eaempteoJ II ON stump tao b yithe United
, States government, on the ground of|iis having
b EN- adopted standard remedy by the
, medica pr o fesssion. .s. 'fG.D
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See what the most popular aud Widely circulated
periodicals. say OF our kstablshmt'
From the Tribune" Of Aprat, II 1865,
= An acquaintance of over 10 years with Messrs
Ghard ". Davaugh Co., warrants US in speaking
10 the hIgnest teams of them They ore amo. q ouI
cid st Maiden Lahe Jewellers and have long eDjoy ed
awlde and enviaDle reputation
From tie "t.Idts Zietung," Apra 24th. 1865
Many of the hands ia cur office have specuIated in
the Enterprise of Messrs Devaugh Co.. ard tn. ugh
none OF them have yet realized n fortuue,' all ex-
press themselves well pleased with their ventu e.
TWO Of them by working after hours have made over
S2OO each within SIX weeks.
From tie " Daspdtch, - Of February 25tA, 1896
we take pleasure i'll calling the attention of our read
ers TO ne announcement of Messrs. Devaugh-s Co .
dreat Sale Of JeweiIy Silver ware and Fancy Goods
"a our advertising cofumns. We are persongly ac.
q amt eG with the members of the firm and know
mem TO be gentlemen OF sterling worth and integrity
Iher stock ofgoods, for Variety and extent We have
scarcely seen paraleled. ~
FROM tie " Magror Of Fashion" March /. 1865.
Messrs, Devaugh Co.'s Great Sale of Jewelrv
etc, opened on the 15u ult, and we venture 20 al
that no hner display Of goods ever exhibited bv
any establishment inthI city. The Indies throtyea
their bazaar almost TO sunocation, a though he
streets were dsred nearly impossible bv the melted
snow ard siush. We predict for them a wonderful
-uccess. sse -
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FREIGHT.

Wool to be made into rolls will be taken from the
depot and returned without charge. Woolto be N IN
ufactured may be sent by railroad (not by express
from any part oil Wisconsin, Illinois Iowa. and
will pay all freight charges, aud return by express
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From the Rev. Thomas Winters, Pastor of Roxbor>
ough Baptist Church. EE

.
DR.: Jackson Dear Sir :-Ifee it due to your ex-
telent preparation, Hoofano German BItters to ado
my testimony to tue deserved reputation il has OBJ
aimed. have, tor years, at times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was advised by friend to try title of your Ger
BItters, did so anC have experienced great and
unexpected relief 10y health has been very material
~ benefited. / confidently recommend the articig
where meet with cases similar to my own and he
been assuI ed by many of their good effects
Respectfully Yours, DG l-l
L. WINTER, Roxbourough Pa
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Read who Saws So !:

From the Rev G. Beck Pastor OF TIE Baptist Chui ch
Pemberton, NJ j., formerly OF The North Baptis
Church, Phelidephia. z
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Microscopes 4 StereOSennie Views.

Microscopes u Microscopic Views
ofthese we have an immense assortment, inclu-
ding War Scenes American and Foreign Cites and
Landscapes Groups, Statuary, etc., etc. Also Re-
voVing stere oscopes for public private EXHIBITION
Our catalogue WILDE sent to any address on recent
ofstamp. aflt y,bnc II sAaa-a L IsisH ytJ 5if n
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
TRRAsuRy DEPAlrnRTf,
WARRINGTON. ID. C., Sent. 70, los

PROPOSALS for FUNDING CERIIrd-
/ GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. COMPOUND INfER
EST NOTES and TREASURY EOTEs-By virtue Of the
authority contained tho first section Of Act Of Congress-
entitled An Act provide ways and to support tLe
approved March D. 1885, which provides among
other nss that any Treasury Notes. other obligations
interest issued under any Of Congress- at the
discretion the Secretary tho Treasury and with the con-
cent holder be converted into suy description Of bonds
authorized by said act notice ia hereby given to the holders Of
Certificates Of Indebtedness which before tho fret day
Of Jenuay next Compound Interest Notes. and OF one and
two yesr Treasury Notes of the readiness Of this Department
give exchange for them To the extent Of Fifty millions oil
dollars six per Five-Twenty Year Bonds at three pf
premium TINT 10 to say one bundled dollars Of oonds
for each hundred and three dollars in certificates and
noes provided the conversion made prior TO the r day
Of November ne1t.
The issued In exchange for such certificates andnoes
viii bear interest Of six rer cent per payable SEMI
annually In coin upon the t days of May aud November
eud will be redeenabe at the pleasure of Tho Government
after Ave years and payable In twenty years from the hr't
day of November, 1855.
The coupon registered honds sued under this proposal
will be of the denominations Of One Hundred Five Hundred
and One thousand Dollars Registered bonds Of Five Iou'
sand and leu Thousand Dollars viii be issued desired
Holders Of Cerfcates Compound Interest, or Treasury
Notes. who desire to make such conversionsw deliver them
the Treasurer the Assistant Tressursrs the Designated
Depostsres of the United Sate 10 National Deposit
sry Bank which may consent TO transact the business without
charge
Interest will be allowed Certificates Of 1ndebtedness
and one and twoyear Treasury Notes naured or maturing
prior the FIRST Of November 1865 up to the date Of ms'u
ty and maturing after the first OF November interest
will be allowed to that day
Upon the compound interest notes the interest will be COM
puted 10 November first 1863 upon tho amount Of primo
and interest compounded the back Of said notes. rom the
period psxt prior to that date.
The principal and interest Of such Treasury notes and obi
cations will be considered ogether offer fer conversion
ba. when ster deducns the principal of the sond' and
three per cent premium there remains fractional part o
one hundred dollars this fractional part viii be paid 70 'he
| depositor.
The Secretary rsserve, himself TIE right OF Withdrawing
this proposal any time pror 'sd first day Of Noveuoe
provided fifty millions Of dollars shall prior to that date Dc
| offered for conversion Is Aforesaid
Circulars Of instructions viii be transmitted to the various
officers authorized receive Certificates and Notes 70 winch
attention Is invited
H. McCULLoCH. Secretary ofthe Tressnry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
KEDNEspAY. Oct. 4-P. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY. Oct 4-P NJ
Gold has been unusually active to-day, and sold
ss high as lE in large amounts. TIE closing rate
vas 1861.
Government stocks were irregular, and per cent
lower on new 5-20s and l0-40s. The old 5-2Os are
strong at 103. Border State stocks strong, and
Tennessee 6s, per cent higher. The whole share
list excited az largo advance was paid in
reveal stocks. Michigan Southern sold as hish as
S3 against 73i yesterday, and per cent was feely
paid for the use stock for one day. The shorts
Lsse suffered severely in this stock. Quicksilver
Mining Company rose per cent. Atlantic Mail
fell 70 l4o All the New-Yori roads were strong
and Erie sold at s9i, and was in strong demand.
Western shares are all quoted higher, and the dis
position 10 buy WIS as strong as tLs;
shown during the period when the currency was
being increased most rapidly. Sales of North
Western Preferred were IL Sde at 67i Prairie du
Chen was taken readily at So, and McGregor
Western at %. The condition Of the two roads
warrant in the opinion Of their mana GERS higher
prices. Bank shares are in demand md no lots Of
magnitude are offered. Al the second VoGrd the mar
ket was strong. Michigan Southern Nold at 500,
but rallied Immediately to S2s. Eric e'os strong,
selling after the cell at 81. The market closed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

strong and excited. The closing prices were; new
York Central, 97i; Erie, 9li; Hudson, Hlf heaa-
ing, ll7i; Michigan Central rs; Michigan sou'n-
ern, 81. The market closed under great excitement
and stocks were in demand and everything onefou
was taken at the advance.
Money among stock houses continues aouhu""'
on call at sac per cent, and more is onereo 'h"h
can be used. The conversion of the currency debt
of the Government into long gold-bearing bonds
has not affected the market thus far, IRON 'he ae''
that nothing circulating as currency Is caed TOT III
the nrocess So far as call loans arc concerned, II
ia hv M mean, certain that moderate contraction
of National currency would produce hght money
market 10 stock brokers' There are few shares
unon be market which will not be cheap at current
rates in gold at par and it is not upon railway
nroperty used as collaterals that disaster is to
fall during the return to specie payments In gen.
cral merchandise and all property which can be re-
placed cheaper by gold at par, there will be de-
cline and while ii is in progress there s reason to
anticipate that call loans may be cheap and abund-
ant, while commercial credits may be selling at
high rates of interest. Commercial paper sells at
per cent for best, and 80l0 per cent for second
grade.
Exchange is more abundant. The rates ere:
Bankers Sterling, 60 days, lO9a9llO; Bapkefs
Sterling, $ days, ll0s Merchants, lOsi q lO't;
Francs long date, 5.l5@5.l3i; Francs, short date,
5l23@5.llt.
The busncss'of the Treasury was: Receipts,
s6,3l3, ,407 44-for Customs, $55s,cOO; Payments,
s. JG2l ,82l H-on account Of Loan, sl23,OoO Bal
ance, sec, 4s6,362 63.
Freights arc frmcr for Cotton, but heavy for
Grain and Heavy Goods. The engagements to Liy-
erpool arc 81 600 bushels Corn at SD; $500 bales
Cotton at 3D.; 100 boxes Bacon at 25s., and pei
steamer, 1900 bushels Corn at Cd. Bremen
ship was chartered to 60 to Savannah for l,OOC
bales Cotton to Liverpool on private terms.
The anticipated loan of C. 100000 TO the State
of Massachusetts has not yet boon brought out by
Messrs. Barring. The greater portion VIII perhaps
be subscribed privately.
The following viii show the exports exclusive o.
specic) from New-York to foreign ports, for the
week ending October 81, and since tho beginning
OF the year, ~
1868. 1854. 1863.
For the week......s24l3G00 e3622,36 e2,hs3si
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
CfTr or SEv-Yonx. DEPARTMENT op FIsAScS,}
CoHPTHOLLsRs OTFfcr. Oct l9sS y,
PROPOSALS for 100000 CROION AQUE-
Il DUCT BONDS Of the CITY Of SGW-foRk

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 4. the Comp'rol-
ler. Ofi.e until W. DNFSDAY Oc. 10, 1905 4 o'clock
M when the viii be publicly opensd oFthe ho',
part Of tie .sn u One HUNDRED fhou aud Dollars OF Crocn
hqsedue Bonds Of the City " New York" authorized BY
ths p,er 2A5. laws e. 1898.
The aid stock wi beer interest al the rate of sr cent
pe snuufn payable quarter y and rucpe viii be
-ercd on the fret day ~ August 1871 from the Sinking
Fnnd frr the rsseulption Of 'hr City Debt
The pr,ressl. will ,tse amount Bonds sired and
the nr &C. er Que hundred doi7 thereof ard the
whose N accepted y tbereuron br required 10
depoit ih tie Chu0e. lain The awarded 10 them re-
sprciyey. -
br ain FOR such A. posts he pafes r be entitled 10
ceye Bonds for eq amounts of te value Of toe snms
Fsch r,noss ,A DC sard sni ini0rscd Proposals for
Crotou Aonrduc, ,uds q te City ~ New, IA snd IN
dorsed second elope, aIlreired 20 the CemI9cr
The rieh /. reserved to rsct any all Of tie bds a the
NAI.tHFw 4. BREgSAS Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
FUNDING CoMPoUSD INTEREST NOTES.

FUNDING COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK. No. l4O
BaoApwAY, FISCAL AGENT AND UNITED STATES DE.
PosroRY.-This Bank will act as Government Agent
for funding the Compound Interest Notes into 20
Bonds at the Treasury price QO3 ex Nov. Interest,".
Interest on the Compounds will be made up to NOvem-
Der lst.
The 81, 900 Bonds will be ready about the 18th inst
The smaller Bonds about the lst Of November.
quarter OF one per cent commission viii! be charged
FOL funding ard delivering the Bonds here.
GEO. +. BAgEa Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
CITY o. NEW YORK DErARrsEyT or FGrAscE.
CosrTl ,oLIER's DTTcE, Oct. \ lSih.
DROpOSiLS iUr $j0,WO NEW AQUE-
a DUCT STOCK OF the CITY Of NENlORh.

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received II ths Comp
troers Office until WE'D hEsDAf, Oct 49, 1855 at O'Clock
u vi "a the sana will D. publicly op"nea .oF The who
o. aiy part Of the sum fy q )nsend to'ars OF New
Aqneluct SocA Of the Cu Of New York" Authorized by
(hspler &l. Laws 81 1855.
Tie sad ock will bear inres, AZ The rate Of SIX pr cent
per snium payable quarterly and tho principal VII os re-
deemed tho hT day Il A. y 1854 from tue shAts Juno
for tie redemption Of the ely debt
The pronos, y state te amount Of stock desired, and
he price per hundred doS =. eieof ana dhe pis''
ws proposa are ,cccpisd vi thereEpon he rcqret to
d4posi with the Chamberlelni ,be awarded TO them
respectively. . ,-,-. ,,, c,
b-s for such deposits the p - viii he entitled receive
certificates for equal amounts Of tH7 par huo o VIC 'nn.
ulr.ts. 80.
~ Nv A1ucdnct Stock OF the w Of New Nok7 and il
closed In seooud envelope addre ssd 10 The Ccnpro.r
Tle night reserved to oecI " OF afo tue oio' the
interests Of the Corporation leqlir, ~
MATTHEW T. y EENNAN. Comptroller
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
ilroposals.
Oyncr or AssnrAsr Coxxlw ART GESsx.L
oy SUBSISTENCE, No. 'rArEsr, :
Ney.York Srptembor 90 1855. y

New.York, September 20, 1851
A RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals lin
dupcate) wih be received By the upde"sned until
plying for the Of tho Unitel States Army, SUBSiSf
ENCE STORES to DO delivered in NewfoIA or brooklyn.
a. follows, viz:
5000 barrels fGr.t quality extra 'uperfns Southern s,
Louis, other brands Of FLOUR sifa6e for keeping
UarwNnae The brand. and places Of manufacture Il he
stated bids and whether In round hsthoop barrels
The barrels 10 in good shipping order f heeained and
bung- sealed
5000 eaons Of the bes, quality Of PURE VINEGAR
made only from cider Whisky rrs hom all foreign acids
aud jlfou. sub.tance' and OF uniform strength, the
to nonra1e troy the Cider Vinegar to be Of
equsl eusth to bepot n half barrels Of s2 gallons
LIVERY Each pr po.a state distinctly the Kind aud
quality olyinegar Offered and the kind ofpaoksre.
POFAfOEs-sgch Quantities AZ may be required during
the October 1865 60 pound. to tho bashe in good
ordinary well co1pered barrels.
UNl0NS-such quantities may be required during the
month Of OCTOBER 1862 90 pounds TO Tie bushe In barrels as
above.
printed copy Of this advertisement To attached to
csch proro aud the propJs Is specific In comply
Inc precisely with all terms Each bNd to consider
aon mn, contain the written guaranty Of two Te'Ponioe
naIl,s ~ follows.
We the un,er.g gued hereby guaranty ~ uld al Y
sny part Of ts ABOVE bid be accepted hat ~ fuhled
according to il. true purport and condtions that VIII
ten contract win bonds 10 tie Of tonrtn OF ,e
value OF the stores proposed to be nshed ss DO executed
II required
chase as wen As the name Of conens with weight
and SHIPPING marks to be hrcer de.isIi must o.
plainly marked on every package. AL other DID EN "u''
All the stores will be carefully inspected before their e
livery and compared With the retained SAMPLES kesns ot
weights signed by professional public wesher' mu's~s f
uishcd.
Payment to be made suea funds may Be Juyniah'r
Hs ryrpoSc.
Contractors are expected to hold their goods whou. az
pense 70 tho United stars until required for shipment
hrs, Jgr p,. I c@Sr.s a. 20 @ ~. S"ss,sa S
IL y. 6LAaKE, col0usl. 4. y. G. and \ cos.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
WAN DEpsurMEyr, OrYIcx OF DIRECTOR AND DErxaAL,
MANAGER on MILITARY RAILROADS U. S.
WAsEisGTos, ID. g., July 81, 1885, !
UNnD CAL E-CiI t1NrANO0f,A POI M

LNOR SALE-C1j Al lANOOUA kOLlllN3
MILL-P,oposa.s will be received this Office until la
O'clock noog IN WEDNESDAY September l3 sss. to par.
chase Il Uniet States MiJY Railroad Rolling Mil Cha,.
,xnoog. Tennessee with the machinery tools bednz fr.
tires and track connecting the Rolling Mil with TIE Suhs
vile and Cha;.l lOogi Railroad
The mill M machinery constructed 10 reroll IA road to1
are entirely new and Of the mos. improved charsctr
For ul description and details OF operation peey sc
apply 10 person BY letter 10 y w. fARDLEf Supess
tend mt Chattanooga, Tennessee.
All bid. should b. ndorsed Proposal n purchase chas.
nooes Rollin. Mill D. c. McCALLUM
Brevet 8ngsdierGeuersl,
Director and General Manager Military Rairosd.u 8
No s,,etory bid having been received under he ren1
advertisements for tire sale OF the Chasoosa holins MN
ths time for receiving bids f. extended TO the FIFTH "
ID. c. McCALLUN,
Brevet Br..a1ierGenea,
Director and General Manager Military RslIosds u g.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05

T. j. l.. EVFPrTT. Cashier OF The National Broadway
Bank do .oemnly that tie above statement 4. ue
The b,st Of my knowledge and belief
Signed. !. l.. ENEHI1T, Cashier,
...... Safr Of Net,- York County Of Netc York-Swon
Cont TO aud subscribed before me, thi. lth day OF Oc
Stamp. tobcr. 1855 Signed WH. B. ROCKWELL
Csnod Notary Pub ic.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
OuAE-EaxAsrzRs OFFICE No. i sTATssrrl
AEwl oRK. Oct ? 1913 :
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW.N

Pro oeas axe invited by the nd~rsigned for hs teIver7
of soy. 'merckantable T.NOTRI dAY and STRAW od
board OF vessels such wharf in New-iork Hsrbe' n19
be desi ignsted- -.
The Hay and St-av must be securely baed ard weigh iva
thon.,nd IL OOJ) pounds per tun, exclusive Of wood
Proposa must state plainly the quantity, price, and na
OF delivery. .,
spc rtoI, aid weighed before bsns shipped.
Proposals Will also be received to deliver Hay and srsv
Washinstor d. {. Richmond Va, SDd Hilton Head, ; "
subject to the Gbovo requirement
Blls will be accepiel from time 20 time to meet the ~
Quirements OF the Goverrnen.
Payments be msds delivery sooa thereafter y
funds fer the pI Dose sha b. received
STEWART VAN vLlET, Rrevet Adjt-C'n., &c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-05
sup,rs1 :yox orrrcn U. s. Aaxr. No. % sorru.sr,

supsIs1 .Sox OFFICE. U. s. AasY, No. % sorIH.sr,
BiLuAoRy, Nc, sep,efnbes W 10
CEhLED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, VIII 0e
} } received at this oiic- until II THURsDAr -
tobsr s. 1865 for the purchase Of about ONE ThOlSsn4
SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY HEAD " Fhha
BEEF CATTLE in lots of zen sua upward
These Cattle oil prime condition. having Seen on ~
several hs and fed daily With hay snd corn. ard are a
equal any offered ia market 80 rare opqos'aAy' ~
the pnrch. 80 of extra fine beefis seldom found -,
Pr,pc las state the number |. IL pEoposedo PsisO
sni tha price per pound gross ,u-,
The Cattle 10 be weighed by the State Weigher or deny
and the Gas rendered by him, to be the 'a9aH'V
which all bills are 10 be settled ,sa~
Term. OF sale cash n Government fGnd deposI N
SOl per be made uotincsioa OF sccepss u s~
the balance 10 BE- pAid when s { 4iile arr cehvere.L
Successful bidders to be allowed ten days IN wtien
their stock. , ,,.As
TIE Cattle can he examined Of my time a the dsieollas
sdvec .nient III. Octoh rt 1853, fiom 10 IL i pot u.u
q, the lied States attic Corral adjoining the Oo'r3e"
Hay Sclles on the Frankl road near Batmore yl,,.
The undersigned toe ght TO rrjec any
ii they are deemed not advantageous 20 the Uni.e1
The lots viii b. arranged numerically rom nos " 80
and the awards viii be made the salie ordrt amess -
tcuar lot mss % desgusted la the bid IN no case "'
skipping Of numbers b- allowed. ,,..,s..goa
rroposss must be upon snk forms furnished ~ 'n
Teegrams will not receive attention unless the 'sne s
Proposals 10 he naorsed Proposals for The purchases
Beef Cattle" sealed and addressed 10 the nndefsls cv
IL order Of BIevet Brig. Gen. THOMAS WIh'S'',
W. H. PARKHURsI, CsP. and c, :