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EXQUISITE EMAIL DE PARIS" FOR THE SKIN
IL Email de Paris is the only skin preparation
whose merit has been publicly endorsed ior smooth
ing out the marks of smallpox, black worm specks,
mornheyv and all other discolorations. giving the
rourhcst skin the texture and color of freshly pol
ished aabaster. "L'Email" is especially endorsed
bv Mile Vestvali, Mrs. d. p. Bowers Lucille West
ern. and many other actresses and opera singers
Sold by Druggists, Pcriumers, and Hair Drcssers.
WM Ii. READ,
nolO-1m 147 Baltimore ST., General Agent.
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TOBACCO SMOKER
FICKEY'S IL. X. PIPE
EXTRACTS THE NICOTINE,
COOLs THE SMOKE
AND DOES NOT AFFECT THE NERVES.
THEY ARE FOR SALE BY ALL THE
LEADING ToBACCoNIsTs.
,clS-1m
A MnnEL CLnrn1NG unrsr


One of the largest most enterprising and honorable
firms in the Clothing Trade is that of SMITH Bros &
Co.. the propnetorS of the famous Marble Hail. No,
40 West Baltimore street. They have made an en-
viable reputation for themselves by the faithful
manner i'll which they have fulfilled their engage
ments with their customers for the excellence of the
materials they employ in making up their goods and
Tor the capacity and exquisite taste displayed by their
employees IN lifting garments. suit of clothing
purchased at Marble Hall can be told at once by the
c0nnoisseur in dress, from its elegance of finish the
completeness of its workmanship the excellence and
durability of the materials out Of which ii is fashion
cd and the superb manner in which it fits the person
for whom it made. The secret of this that the
proprctors employ none but the best workmen in
making up their garments Another feature of this
model house of great interest to the public is the ex
traordnary chcapneSS at which the very best kinds
of every style of Clothing are sold At this time
when every article has reached price beyond the
reach of those in moderate circumstances tits pleas
ant to record the fact that there is house salts
fed with small profits and large and quick sales:
and in connection with this, may be mentioned the
honorable and fair dealing which characterize their
transactions no salesman being allowed to dispose of
an article that is not strictly as represented. We
think we do our readers great service by calling
their attention to this establishment where the mer-
chant the man of fashion, the artizan, the laborer
ana all grades and classes of society," can procure at
reasonable prices the very best goods to be found
fb mere n the city, Another interesting feature is
su o 55;oys clothing Department where parents and
viii M can clothe their children at very low prices
t;aI ~ grades, from the finest to the most substan
ternr;sn treasure to record the success of this
by their 1barI; VINO. from small beginning have
business which is second 10 IVA s Du!it W
TiarreS n thS or any other city Ad;at ~ NJ io
az NO, 90 Is general Furnishing House Sbere
sen.emen can procure all Descriptions ~ E Mhsie
goods, as Shirts. Drawers Unders6;rts u FURNISHING
pQS'lM ''ss'aApas Terms
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MARRIED.

ALLEN-WILLIAMS.-O the 9TH instant, ut the
Columbia Street Parsonage, by Rev. J: W. start.
George ", Allen to Miss GeOrgennic Williams, both
of this city.
ASHER-MCK NLES. ON the 3D. instant, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. ". r. Asher
John f.. Asher. of Baltimore county TO Mary t.,
only daughter Of Francis T. Mckinley, of Baltimore
city
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcY, an Essay of Warning
and Instruction for Young Men, just published by the
Howard Association. and sent in sealed envelopes
free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIs HousHros
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ecs-u
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EfEET

LONG-On the 10Th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth b
Long, consor of Samuel X. Long in the 5Sth year OF
her age.
LYMAN.-On the 9th instant, ntter few days i'll
ness, Mrs Mary Lyman, III the 69th year Of her age
RlELl.-On the 9th Instant, John lanes, second
son Of Michael J. and Catherine T. Rely aged
year. 10 months and 70 days.
GIBBES.-At Westminster, Md, on the 9TH inst.
Henrietta Elizabeth, the beloved wife of Dr. n. Hey
ward Gibhes.
HGTZCL.-On the 9Th inst. Ellen j.. wife of Fran
els lIitZeI. in the 22l year Of her age.
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anu ''i'n'L ''''''' ho' ''nM'' ~ guy "Ui''''
can eyer ,'i'CeV OF '"e eI'''i 'i'' VI ''' ~" ''
ionS III "n'en 'iI'S "lc ih''''S''
TtRPANTs EFFErvrscE>r SmrzEr ArERIENT is
acknowledged by the faculty to be the best remedy
known for all Bilious COMPLAINTS Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache Indigestion. Costiycncss, Liver
Complaints. Piles. Heartburn Rheumatic Affections.
&c. &c Its Medicine pleasant and gentle i'll its
,i ,,d .,,;ol ,,d ,,,s;t;-c IN its effect Sold nv
al DRUGGISTS. nol32w
la BELLE FRANCE hciIrsEp'-A le'ter Just re-
ccived by PhaIon Son from an American l"uy IN
..%irh. EIo",nir, G,,.,,s ,,,,cIrdcs with these
words. ..Tot,c ,,o,j,u, est t. p,ciIcu, In a,o"dc'
Yours is the best perfume in the world Rcmom-
pCr t'iis Is from ials' inc '"i'"i u ''' "o'i" u
EVERY 1"UN@ Man
.siI I,'s.' ~ o'' i,i',.'...,,..
lgonid ,ttor,,i 10
PRAcrIcAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Corner OF Baltimorc and Charles streets
circulars 10 DC iao at inc ooIesG VI s'h' 'S in'i
CoLGATE's IiONEY SoAP.-Jhis celebrated 1one
Ho'p' III such universal uehaho' Is lHaue honi 'ne
. "',''' anu ifo1 =;
,?" S ~ =, -. -,
Fancy Goods Dealers
t,n hoSt - a. Ill rt a,I,, y,, ,J 49, :.
Observation-Disclosures nHd reliobIe-rrodn,
COS splcndi1 hocl, or natural brovn-romadics tho
" '' % va" - - on" ii'q.eh'i' n'S'oles the
go w pntpoI o. poI Inv s.it Nm
WS-7. " a. - D@A'A"' ''t'''' t''"
HE HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
SEWING MAcEiNEs
For Leather and Manufacturers
wholesale ana hclMI'
W. MEEElLh' AGENT
ia Baltimore street.
Ar "TUr Dort,r Sroern-No Sll5 pob;moy,
street. near Halliday. Won con bnv SiIvcr-pIotcd
Tahic bet ,r rco Spno>s NJ my, ,,,+torn nr Sil
ver-nIafcd ForEs, Of any size for = s;5aIs Jotl,.
ooArL'Ih TLoIhIH' u"' ST. We 'hko slS''
II 'i','s inc VI our tc'urI' 70 III
40 ~ I'm ''''
" w. w. ~ " cs' SLo"N "l"'
Nlp" "h'h We say tel' lIeseii, St2eh cl ei"'hs
favorable poticc Of all who may want goods in their
line. They sell at small profits, and deal on the
square with everybody.
n,z-wo all, ,,,, .,,,1o- ,t,o,,.;-. =. s-,, Do,
r, NJ. c -. 1 : ." INC
- y, up',,o'
~ iiooSo' Nv
o,,n Wv, l.aoi. So co.., 1,.,..;.,,. c..,- -.
~" ", ~, W W "1i's H'i,'SHnHS "'o'S '"S'
in ~ -'-' - -- -
On, -..
coaii % w. pi.: 80. Va 'tu.' VI
EIon N'' ''i0''' ii'A' " -''i 'i
Ar ,lo ,it ,,.,,:: f.,, NJ. CT r
a. w. +oo, ,TI, 'N'''
Tho ,n,Iar cIatI,ir H. NJ az n"l.p.,,;
moro gtrcct T'a,t ~ ,ha root E,,rnisb;nr House
heA' W lle Eloa1 u iiouo''
To Cnxsr,prTrrs
~ N'>"' III II Los
THE Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON'S Prepared Pre-
scrirloh Tor the cure OF CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoyCHTTTs Corcus Cams and all Tupo,r ond
"'' 'i' ''''''' anu
LUNG AFFECTIONS has now been IN use ten years
with tbo r,ost ,,,r,,cd ,,,ooos,
WIN ''io must i'"'N'o success
The Remedy, prepared under Mr. Wilson's uerson-
al SUPERVISION also pamphlet containing the orgl-
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Catching \ TARTAR.-Ncglect your teeth and yor
will 81 GA catch a tartar there. Manipulate then
duiy with that rare vegetable compound. SozoDoNT
and neither tartar nor cankcr or any dental disease
can eyer infect iniuc either them or the rcd cuSh
ions in which they are in serted
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]. II. WINSLOW G. co.
ESTABLISHED 1860

ESTABLISHED 1862
100000 Watches Chains, Silver Articles &C.,
WORTH $500 OOOTT
TO BE SOLD At ONE DOLLAR EACH. WITHOUT
REGARD TO VALUE!
And a"io i0r HRH knom ,rhoi pan arc 10 gci
A SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.

HDOSTPONEMENT.-0 account of the sick
A ness of Theodore Formes the concert which was
TO have taken place this evening will be postponed
fnrtbar
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Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.
New York. January, 1866.
INSTRES AGNINST
Marine and Inland NnNisniion Risks.

The WHOLE PROFITS Of the Company revert to the
ASSURED, and are divided ANNUALLY. upon the pre-
miums terminated during the year; and for which
Certificates are issued BEARING INTEREST until re-
deemed.
The DiUde0d ,ros 10 per Cent. IN Each Of tie Years
1851 ant ;.
The profits for - years amount to the
Of. SO 6gI. 02O
Of which there has been redeemed BY
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EVERY IoUNG Mas
DESTROYS to obtain
Practical b SIyGSs EprCATloN,
Should attend the
PRACTIcAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

C0LGATE's HONEY SONP.-This celebrated Toilet
Soap. in such universal demand, is made from the
choicest materials is mid and calocnt in its nature
hGgrdnfy ecented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale BIZ al Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!-Batchclors Hair Dye is
the best in the world. The only true and perfect
Observation-Disclosures and rcliable-produ-
ceS splendid black or natural brown-remedes the
i'll effects Of bad Dyes, and frequently restores the
original color. Sold by all Druggists. The genuine
is signed. W. A. Bachelor, 81 Barclay street. New
York.
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OF MARYLAND,
p EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
CHEMICAL DEPARTMENT

II DEsH "a "a a " 70
G-T MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
The committee announce to the membership and
the public, that the next Course of Lectures will
commence on FRIDAY, 18th inst, at p. NJ. No
one of The circle Of sciences is traught with more
beautiful information and practical usefulness than
Chemistry, and the full audiences that attended last
Winter were unanimous in their expression of the
lucid explanation and brilliant manipulation of Pro-
fcssor Aiken. GEORGE Ill. RODGERS,
Chairman.
Members have the usual privilege.
Single Lecture ;.......,. p
Ap,lv TO the Aciuary. nO1l- ISM witt
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TkRRANTs EFFEEvEscE>r SELrzEE ArHRlENT is
acknowledged by the faculty to he the best remedy
known for all Bilious Complaints, Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, Indigestion, Costivcncss, Liver
Complaints, Piles, Heartburn Rheumatic Affections,
&c, &c 1t is Medicine pleasant and gentle in its
action and quick and positive in its effect. Sold by
all druggists. nol32w
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NEW YORK ADVERT,S.
Quackenbos's Standard
SCHO Oh BOOKS.
TIE Best in their ReapcctiUe Departments"

The singular excellence of all Quackenboss school
books is well known TO the educational community.
on the subject of which they respectively att
J. W. BuLELEY, CITY Sup't Of Schools, Brooklyn.
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Fourth week of the great tragic actress
MRS. D. p. BOW ERS.
Last time Of the exquisite Play of
\, ING0MAR THE BARBARIAN.
us. Parthenla
I AcIOll0m InEOmar
And the rest Of the characters by the Company.
Tomorrow evening. EAST LYNNE. for the last
time
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ia BELLE FRANCE ECLrSED.-A letter just re
ccived by Phalon & Son from an American lady in
Paris. containing an order for two cases of their
"Night-Boomins C,lcus" concludes with these
words. ''Iot,c l,o,yDm est io Dcicp dn monde
Yours is the best perfume in the world" Rcmom-
Der, this is from Paris, the capital Of the world of
En.Llin.ll SL.ll L. nr..rrlInrn
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THE COMPANY mas
ASSETS OVER ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS,
VIZ:
United States and State of New York Stock,
City, Bank and other o.. 700
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise , lSI 80
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real
Estate Bond and Mortgages, and other
SECURITIES 31iO52O
United states Gold 81 $50
CaSh IN 2SS 100
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0-EpFyyes BAD CASES az PILES CsrREp
~ BY DR.. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY
benefit of all who suffer with the Piles that he has
been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case
of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the
the Pilcsl Both these distressing cases we're cured
with one bottle Of Dr.. Strickland's Pile Remedy
The recommendation of these gentlemen beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
TO convince those suffering that the most aggravated
chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr. Strickand's
Pile Remedy. 1t is sold by Seth S. lance los BaIi-
more street, and BY Druggists everywhere.
Wholesale Agents, TOMSEN & BLOCK
and a. N0GELER & co.
SETH S. HANCE
Jy3-ly Agent
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R1VRONT STREET. THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF TIE FASHIONABLE SOIREES
of
w HERMANN, pRESTIDIGITATUE Err,
VINO will appear III new series of his wonderful
;, NECROMANTIC EASTERN DELUSIONS,
Exhibiting many novel and brilliant fcas never he
Tore performed here.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
Secured Seats can be had at AIilers Music Store
No. 10 n. Charles street.
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A NONC0RDIA OPERA HOUSE.
EUTAW STREET
between Baltimore and German streets,
VIII open again TO-DAY, Saturday, and every day
,,, 49,, thereafter, until further notice
GRAND MATINEE THIS Saturday AFTER
m NOON, at o'clock. Doors open at ?
The most extraordinary Exhibition in tho Ivord
The GREAT MILTONIAN TABLEAU,
$3.50 - FROM LONDON, ENGLAND
, HEAVEN, HE'LL, CHAOS AND PARADISE.
cents
Admission to Matinee. ............. %
Ticcts 10 X;rt e.
Music Store and at the ticket office in the evening
W. W VERT, Proprietor
+. G. GARDNFR Agent III tf
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The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.

OUNTNN1'
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
". MERRILL, Agent,
"a Baltimore street.
AT THE DOLLAR SToEE'-No. SlII Boltjmorc
street, near Holiday, you can buy Silvcr-platcd
Table, Desert OF Tea SPooNs of any pattern or sill
ver-plated Forks, of any size for ai0qic doHor.
OclS-Cudtf
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N[DDIvEDESD NOTICE. THIRD Ma
icy T!0NAL BANK OF. BALTIMORE. Noy.
National Bank Of Baltimore have this day dccla1 ed
dividend free of all taxation, UfFfNE PER CENT
On the old stock, and THREE PER CENT on the
new stock, or increased capital, payable on and after
WEDNESDAY. 18th November.
The transfer books will be closed until after No
vember 18th. A. NJ. CARTER,
noVS-lw Cashier
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" ,-e'H1'1H'
The exercises will be resumed on MONDAY
NEXT, September 4th, at 3 O'Clock A. NJ on which
day new scholars will lie admitted.
Three higher classes exclusively intended for vor,,,
ladies' were formed last January, and are in success
full operation at present.
Parents sending boarders, are requested to provide
for their punctual arrival.
au3l-tft F. KNAPP
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.

MONDAI a..n.1SG. Nov. IL. 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

keepers at Matanzas believing that there ID great trouble
ahcad selling or their stocks Of goods al astonsh
ngly low prices.
Major General Steele is here. This Is drcary spot
Fresh water mado the condensing principle. Tho
open and considered safe from here
to Brownsville. We have garrison in Brownsv lie ans
at points along the Rio Grrndc.
skimshcs continue To between the Mexican
liberals and the MaximiIans. Regular mail communities
ti0n will be established soon as possible
There Is very largo fleet OF merchantmen o. the
mouth OF the Rio G-nnde Como OF them want to clear
for Galveston small quantity OF cotton s making its
way 10 Baydat and IRON there northwad.
The rebel General Walker, loteiy commanding div-
sion OF toops reported TO be seeking oppor
tunty TO into Mexico with many who wero under
him.
Specie Is plentiful in this quarter.
Brszos presents at present remarkable business
appearance. Or ;!ie island m6py large and ANAL
steamers from different points along the coast as far
General wetzcl has not yet arrived He is daily
expected -,
Preparation Is being made to open railroad from here
10 Brow nsvlle
The following is the
sTArr OF GENERAL STEELE
Colonel Charles Black Thirtyscventh Illinois infantry
Proves Marshel General.
Lieutenant Colonel j. Fl. Whittesey, Eleventh Wis
consin Infantry Assistant Inspector General
Brevet MAJOR C. g. McEptcc, Assistant Qrarermaster
United States Volunteers, Chief Qnartermaster.
Captain John +. Lacey, United States Volunteers
Assistant Adjnant General.
Captain Lawrence Rhoadcs, Commissary Subsistence
United States Volunteera Chief Commissary Of Sub
sistepce
srove. Captain c. J. Allen, Engineer Corps of the
United States army, Chief Engincer.
First Lieutenant Joseph Lyman, Twenty ninth Iowa
infantry, Abide Camp
Second Lieutenant X A. Kent Twenty ninth Illinois
infantry, Aid-de-CaInp
First lieutenant r p Strong, Signal Corps United
States Army, Chief Signal Officer.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24

CuRrAnINo rm CURRENCY fractional currency Ia
undergoing the process OF curtailment Largo quan-
ties redeemed daily at tho Treasury Department
Washington, and at the various subtreasuries IL
must be put up In packages when sent for rcdcmp-
ton, containing even hundreds Of pieccs-that @ TO
say, each package OF Ave cent pieces must contain
ave dollars; of ten cont pieces ten dollars, &c Df-
forent varieties Of the same denomination Of
roncy must DO sent separate packages faced uni
formy upwards, and mutlsted currency must bo
sent separately from the whole Thus arranged,
IL these packages bo addressed TO tho Treasurer
Of the United States at Washington, and regis
tered at the Post oiIico returns by check may DO
expected in from eight TO ten days This IL all
very well 80 far as 10 goes and hopo tho business OF
sending II In for redemption will bo increased But
should be glad TO hear as tho printing Of three and o
cent notes has ceased entirely. While they kept In
circulation the one two and thrcc coins that arc in
large supply at the Mint win not enter freely into
latonnot for the mason, howe, or, that sono argue
that the oro prefer the paper TO tho Tor tho very
opposite Ia true The paper being less valuable, every
holder paysit rst away, thus keeping steadily In cir.
crlatcn, whilc the coin, as t,Dg more valuable, Is
snugly ersoonccf IN som, Out o. The way pocket 10
move the cheap, dfiy, small tree and ave cent npas
AL thc coin vii at ouDo como fof,h. sud folluly
t'ah lhn way ior Tho retrng - the icu CVDt nOca
ih,lcgslp,a L age', J1le s3
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
Smith u. Eastman.

TO THE EDITOR OF Tn8 BRooKLNN UNION.
Az . personal friend Of this gentleman, allow mo 10
state few facts. have been intimate with him for
tme and have had opportunities 70 know that his
sxcitabty has often influenced his mind almost utter
insanity. therefore indulge the hope tha. his re-
proceedings have bocu influenced loss by dishonesty
OF heart than by over excited mental condition /
hope that he may not put end 10 hts existence while
thus suffering
Mr. stnian left his homo on Saturday morning in a
light wagon. Tho wagon brought back 20 tho house
by stranger, by whom message was BROUGHT 10 Hrs
no would return homo ON Monday. The family not
distr until tho delay OF his return created alarm
IL Is not known that he took with him any other
apparel than that he had on The family Of Mr. f.
d ply disiresscd Mrs Eastman passing her hours in
weeping Tho aged father aud mother ol Mr. +. reside
with him. In addition W daughter recently married.
he has another daughter and son who n about ten
years Of ago Thuo children Of bis brother also rcsdo In
his family.
Mr. Eertmnn wps remarkably benevolent Being i'm
pulivc and warm hearted his iympnthies readily
excited, aud his donations very liberal.
There is myg, ry connected with his departure His
moro intimate friends nco1 of bis part NJ nfani-
y aa o has seriously alto Ted hy the various alan.
~ tat circ lated 10 prevent h,s nomination as a
member Of the Board uf EduCuti0n. ue has not boon
him ef ucc iaionr Oi those attempts To blast h a. \.
r,cer Ia bahaf ~ hil afflicted family as tist pnsic
olni,n b. harby lofmed sntl more volnito nlof.
u.afisD no b en- .fa.iti.
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
FoRrEEss N,Nnor, June %, 1895.
military Diviaion Of the Tennessee.
1I.i urIu 4 com


MASp--TEApE REGULAT;oss, xTc,
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Gazette
EA, gvIidE. June Il 1895.
Tho following highly important order has just bcsp
issuod.-
GEsr.EGt ospus-iT' - =
HEADQUAIrrE.s nIisrAGY iyi ioS Os r.E TaScEsszsj
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 20, 1904
BY order Of the President of tn Ci III s:siGs hereby
assume command " the niary DIVISION OF the Tennrs
see, embracing the Department Of Kentucky, Depart.
ment Of Alabama and Department OF FlJ la ili lead.
quarters at Nashville. tho Department % Kentucky
embraces the state or Kent Cisy. na,or Gcrcrai
j. n. lalmer United states Volunteer, is sselgncd
10 It's command, with headquarters at louisville.
Tho Department of Tennessee rnibra tho S'l,e o.
Tcnnossc, Major General George stoneinan to ccpanla-
wiih headquariers a. AnoDA.a lAe Deias,nna: oi
Gcer1a emoiaces iLs state oi Georga, Ns1r CoNerl j.
B Stccdman 10 c0nmand with ca!luarteTs 1t augaia
Tho Department. os k blIna onhfrrcs tho State OK Ala.
bana, Major General c. H. Woods cOiDfnand y'i.h
sad quarters 1t Nobo. Tho Department o! Florida
braces the !llto Of FLORIDA and District OF .cy West
Major General A. A. Humphrey 10 ccnmaud, with head
quarters At rallalianco. GEJ. e THOMAS.
.laj1r General, Culicd stste5 Army
An army order viii soon H. ucd fcrOiLdiny The dlf.
fcrent post commanders tlrOuya Tenu ron laying
any tax inpOst upon tho local trade their respective
posts, either The support OF the POOR Tor any Other
purposc All sicn matters az ~ be turncd over 20 the
state and local civil authority,
The New York herald., 1865-06-24
The Rebel General BrcNner's Fareweu
AGdtCas.
HrADou RrfE', bucNNER's Coar

SHitKyEpofr, La, june z, 1855.
soLniEns-Thc struggle f.r iadopcndcnc has ca5cd.
As sodi ~ o. tho cdcfaie Sia sriny delcnd.
ing the rif s of your ,ounryyou won thc esp Ct O'
your enemies and the admiration Oi ie civilized ord
Tho power Which you could not res 81 ls crlshtd tLs
hopes which you had cherished aud compelled, by
OF arms, ob'dicnc the authority OF the uucd Satcs
You ha.p Obligated yo nclso8 ~ abeta.n from irrtei
acts OF hostility, and permitted g. return 10 your
homes 10 follow your peaceful Nocauons Without
molcstation of yOir pcir1ns. Tho hdchiy
which You displayed urOn tue battle nclds ah0uii
be shown In iho engagcm' 'nts ino whch you
have voluntarily entered. Gu pcacsahly ~ your
homes, cultivate friendly rotations With all sbs ain Irp
all hostile acts and ds ountcnanca very aiemp, at DIS
order You Will have much 10 forgive and mo- j % u
dvrc but courage has bvrn your chaeiefss on tee
ncd, let the spirit o magnanmity and ortids tvida
your actions IN private he when tho passions 81 hse
hour shall have subsidized returning schso Oh jnsss
VIII compel even tie poopio whom Ne rave 80 ioh 20
sisted 20 conccdc that iustc nus have boch we hln
Of the cauae which ins plrcd many ac5 OF hviS ~
and gave rise 10 tho spirit Of self ~lcrcc ana efoon
which You have often di'p'ved To tho hlFoari
troops of my corps nv coinmenfatloni 40: Especially
due for the orderly doorment and rm DIS plino "heh
they have shown in The most trying e.ncrgcncios
Soldiers, our oifr.a relations ara now y sNcrod noN
will carry with sou Ia your lotacj or MO exit, my
warmcs 81 wlshes Tor your pro pcrt " ana happines%
\ u. BUCkNE.S, Lieutenant General