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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
Oysters, Oysters.
Restaurants, Hotels and Parties order
ing Oysters, take NOuce,

TEAT " P. HAHN IS selling D D Mallory 4
Il % : supsrlor oysters, A. the reduced price q
ssFeaty-hFe % cents per can b DE ease, and vi
Al orders A. tie shouesInoHcs. W.R HAHN.
Oyster Dealer, No. 1 Cndie s..
jEn4lE Near LoUsylle pSbok.
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For Rent.

nNE FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. situated ii
" south Na+hvIlg, ten MINUTES walk nom ths
ruhlo -uuare, conts Mag 6ge 10 ms A good sta.
He acd vegetable gsrI-u with tie premises. fol
part cuisn. address 4. o.. Box Do.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

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Hollands Empress Virgins
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If you want Extra Fresh Green snd
Black Teas,
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BEAUTIFUL TOILET SETS,
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American and Imported Sosps, IN
Great Variety,
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Al KLINE d sHEEMAN's
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Gator oil. ANN cold press'D LInsestO OH,
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intellectually Pure Liquors, OF hand
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DIRECTORS

If it's wise to Insure, il 1t Prudentto Delay
sS-DELAYs ARE GANGEROUA%
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06
To Physicians.

DOB'T p. JENKINS, PrescrptouIst and Phar-
II masist a. the Old stand % H.. :. lhacheT, nov
Of the firm Of X. r. ). & Co., would inform the PEy,
sICisns Of Nashville, and " 1ouudlnE country, that
Il Is our aim Co supp Y every vant Of the Prscu-
TONER. in the line o. h4 Profession, sui viii spare
no pains 70 sCcoup ism that end satisfactorily He
will be mach Pleased 20 zee any OF he Fasulty VINO
will honor rur establishments win E visit.
lie hOpes by constant attention 10 business 70
msTlt = shared & pat nsge, assuring them that ther
favors shall be prepared With hIelfy, % the pure-J
m~s'ersls, aud BY hrm-el, personally, or Al accom-
p ished PresrripiuE.t
Our stock embraces the greatest variety, and
every thing coming within the Drug Business
Give IL a call, snd we vii guarantee sauStsctIa1.
nE Al orders entrusted 10 our care filed with
ur1u-ufHa=a and accuracy
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-06

OFEICERSs
SAMUEL WILL. President.
JAMES n. LUCAH, Woe. Precedent.
WI. 7. SELBY, secretsry.
Nm. n. hENTON, BensraL Agent
ER JOHN y HOuGEN. Consulting phy-ieIgu.
LAKELAND, CLINE a JAMESON, LegI Adv
ssrs.
HON ELIZUR WRIGHT. Consulting A~otusfy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24
PubIIc school vacation.

T,HE TEACHERS AND PUPILS IN THE
storey County Public Schools, are hereby
notified that the Holiday Vacation "nl eHm'
NV arTERNOON, Dec. 2lst, inst, and ter
n,;na,s On THURSDAY MORNING, JanuNy,
M 1851 a, ten o'clock, when the Spring School
49, iii Teachers Will then send
az snnerinrendent their monthly reports for
December. - o,h.n tnterested In
the prosperity Of our Pubic ssno ~, nre,sn,
nsstiy invited to visit inem ~ ESuestion.
weeh. by JOHN A. COLLINS.
dsl7.,dl County Superintendent OIL son00"'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24

CHRISTMAS TREEs.-Oh! how beautl-
full the Christmas Trees are in St. Johns
Church, and also in the N. E. Church,
Gold Hill. The Sunday School chill
dren will have a grand Gift Festival this
evening. Old Santa Claus will be at
both places to make the hearts of the
children joyful and thankful for the
blessings of peace, and health, religion
and education.
SrAsEs.-Two Pioneer stages by the
Placerville route, arrived yesterday.
But for some reason, they brought hard
" any express or mail matter. There
ought to a large lot Of mail matter
arrive tonight. (The Dutch Flat route
is rather sick just now-has a heavy
cold on the breast.)
GOLD HILL THEArER.-Mrs. Woolsey,
of the Mount Vernon House, has changed
the place of giving her Ball, on Christ
mas evening, to the Gold Hill Theater;
1t will be a pleasant party. Supper Will
be served at the Mount Vernon House.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24
NOW ON HAND,

Call and ses az ct our New Store, next door 10
h Por once. MERCER & TUCKER /.
anld Hill. Dec. Is, 1885. del5-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24
New Store New Goods
r. ID. DURKEE.

w form Ms old friend, ana t1 nm ~
munity q lsrss, thsf ne "a In A nne an -
Q chop MAyrArd's baat.
Watcbes, Clocks and Jewelry.
A. you VIM ass .. aysA ;S s N tas = se r1,1 Ana
VIII " p.r.nns viIhipx anything IN the Jswshy
III. mi do we'll to cali and examine for them
se,ysia -P.rttcular Attenkisi psid - Re.
aoid Hn, Dso II, 1896. dslfu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24
OAKLAND SEMINARY!
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

THE NINTH YEAR OF THIS MsTITU.
l ton commenced on the 9Th Of January, 1855.
Competent and experienced Teachers dll each
department Of study. This School affords all
the advantages Of Q THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Lam.
GUAGES, CALISTHEE1CS, GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC, and all the Ornamental Branches.
please sddrsa '1,
MRa @. N. BLAKE, Principal,
OAKLAND, California 3
R%KyKRKNcIs Rev. Samuel n Wiley. Oak.
land. Hon. Sherman Day. Oakland; Asy. Al.
White, Carsoa City. dsal.om.2p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-24
GOLD HILL BAKERY,
(Opposite the Eclipse stabies-)
GRUNRRACH q CO..

ExroULD INFORM THE FAMILIES.
w Hotel.keeperk boarding. house keep ~
and miner OF Gold Hill, that they 81
have sstsbfahed an excellent Bakery, ns&A
above, and solici, q share Of the public patronage.
PREsH BREAD, HOT1ROLLS, WAfem
DOUGHNUTS, AND PIES,
Every Morning.
HOT COFFEE and HOT ROLLS can be had
In he Bakery Saloon at all hours
Also, on hand. the BEST OF LAGER BECK
Gold Hill, Nov. Is, 1856. delt.lm-
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

(,ooK,s CHEAP EXCURSIONS PROM rHs uSrrEr
Frame Swse46nd, italy. Ac, giving choice OF ave line,
OF steamers Double journey tickets from e0 SiO In
broadway, New YORK
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

NEW ORLEANS spIsEcr-sATuEDAy, NAY 10
For freight OF passsss apply 10 ALLEN n flloMAs q
CO.. No Glowing 9reen.
The New York herald., 1866-05-17

HAVANA. RIgAL AND vEaA CRuZ.--AMEprCAN
aud Mexican Mail ftea shlr Company The new aud
elssNnt sldewheel steamship MkNnAfrAS. y " Turner
commander win leave per No North river for the
ports, Friday, MAY A. asp N.
ter frr,sh, cr passage sppy ~ eIiAs A. WHITNEY,,
tSssJ q Aklalass
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
DR.. BIGELOW

Is the only Physician, as Specialist,
now in Chicago that can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIM, and not suf-
fer that horrible disease to rem1in in
your system, disfguriDg your face and
boiy, besides destroying your happi-
sess and future prospects Of life. lie
has made Private Diseases and Merry
Gus Debility his study for the past
twenty years, asai is Therefore the per
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
Iowa News.

Tho 'th Iowa cavalry is reported TO
have arrived ut Lcavenworth. Kansas
on the eth inst. We believe orders have
been issued for the muster out of three If
the companies formerly 4lst battaIion1
at Sioux City. The seventh is the lnst
OF the Iowa regiments in service, This
regiment mustered out will render the
continuance of military offices in The
state unnecessary. We learn that Col.
Robert Smythe the highly esteemed
Paymaster at this Post will be mustered
out at the end Of the present month =
From the Muscatine Journal we learr
that tho Seventh passed up the river.
on Tuesday last, on their way to Daven.
port, where they are to be mustered out
and paid of.
Three or four societies have been or
ganized In Lucas county, for the protec-
ton Of citizens against the depredations
OF horse thieves. The Charlton Patriot
warns this class of gentlemen that if
they are caught by any officers Of these
societies their end Dtny be speedily
reached in mid air stretching hemp.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24

jury, discover, OH the near approach OF
such trials, thst they have not the stom-
ach for them they Supposed they had.
They find that they are 10 better salts
fled With the trial Of Davis by . civil tri-
bunal than they would have been with
his trial by martial law. They find that
the method of trial is not so Objectionable
as that he should be tried at all. Such
papers as the n. Y. NeWs, Richmond
Examiner, Norfolk Day Book, and 4
host Of others, heap upon Judge Under
wood the most absurd and malevolent
abuse, merely because he wa. active in
bringing about the indictment Of the
great rebel Head Centre.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Nc,rs breaks forth i'm his usual fictitious
style, as follows:
at is well known to tfie Government
and to all law officers that jefferson Da-
Wis crime, whatever it may be, does not
amount to treason, and that tried i'm any
civil court conviction for treason cam
not he secured
The Constitution says, "Treason
against the United States shall consist
only in levying war against them or in
adhering to their enemies, giving them
aid and comfort" With the late history
of Davis and this clause of the Constitu-
ton before him, no man, unless he be a
confirmed Iunatic, an irrecoverable
ignoramus, or all unmitigatcd falsifier
could venture the statement made by the
-Ncrs correspondent. Can it be that any
one believes that treason has not been
comihittedo Is it possible that any man
who has brains enough to obstruct the
vision Of buffalo gnat, does not know
that Davis has levied war against the
United States? l. the memory we have
Of the past years Of mastering and fight
ing all only dream' Are the habili-
ments Of mourning that meet our vision
all worn in memory of those who passed
away amid the peaceful surroundings of
home? Are the little mounds with num-
bered head boards that dot the southern
soil merely convolutions formed by the
peaceful plowsharc? .. ..
But for the sake of variety of reading,
hear the poor silly raving of the Peters
burg Itder.:
We have tried to do justice to the absurd
blasphcmous. cowardly, develish empirical
fanatical, ghoulish, horrible, ignorant, Jaco-
binical, knayish. lilly-livered, maudlin, non
descript, odious, poisonous, querulous, rascal
ly, sycophantic traitOrous, unrightcous, venal,
charge" we publish to-day; hut we despair
The truth Is, we are not equal to the occasion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24

Lieut.. Gov. Cue recently visited Lies
Noines, and says Of his visit: =" met
q large nulnbef Of Republicans from diff
ferent parts Of the State, and upon dlll-
gent inquiry were unable to hear OF any
Johnson Republicans. Post-masters,
Collectors. Assessors, Marshals and Fed
cral officials are everywhere outspoken
radicals
IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT.-Dr ).
NJ. Shaffer of Fairfield has been appoint
ed by Governor Stone, Commissioner to
represent Iowa in the great Agricultur-
al and Mechanical Exposition at Paris,
to be held some time in 1867. The Doc
tor has rare fitness for position of this
character. He will accomplish more
than any other man of whom we can
think, in advertising before the world,
in great international exhibition, the
resources and prospects Of our State.
All Iowans should assist in making his
outfit of representative articles as full
and as perfect "a circumstances will per-
nit. He is authorized to collect axtjcles
of an agricultural, mechanical, and min
eral nharacter; and we trust that the
people will give him every facility in ex-
ecuting his nlission.-.Sate Register.
One thousand dollars reward is offer
eddy the National Bank at Usage Mitch
el county, for the recovery of the $4,000
recently stolen from the institution and
the capture of the robbers.
The friends of Temperance, who arr
in favor of tina Legal Prohibition of the
Liquor Traffic, are invited to meet in
MASS Convention at IOWA CITY,
on the Thirteenth day of June, 1866, at
O'Clock p. m.
Temperance men of all parties, of all
churches, and Of all Temperance organi-
in systematic and persistent efforts for
the suppression of intemperance, are
cordially invited to be present. Let every
County in Io,ca be ucUreprcsented.
A most heart-rending calamity, oc-
Cured near the City Of Western, on
Monday, the 18th inst. A party Of citi-
zens, including number ofcouege stu
dents, started for Cedar River, some six
miles distant, on fishing excursion.
Arriving at the place the company sep
arateal. One party taking a seine, and
the other skiffs, for pleasure. Two
young gentlemen and two ladies, viz ::
Ezra Davis and his sister Mary, chill
dren of Rev. VIM. Davis, President of
Western College, and John Chamber
lain and Anna Risinger, students, took a
skif and launched it, but had proceeded
only to the middle Of the river, when it
capsizesl, drowning all four of them
The bodies of Ezra Davis and Anna Ri
singer. have been found.
The next Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the Die
cese of Iowa will be held at Muscatine,
on Wednesday, the 30th inst.
The foundation of the woile1 mill ut
Iowa City were laid two or three days
ago.
We learn from the IndianoIa Tisior,
that five horses have been stolen in
Warren County. The Thief Detecting
Society Of that county is preparing to
make raid on the scoundrels who are
spiritng away so much property. There
will, doubtless, be some irregular hang
lug done before many DAYS. =.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
Get the Best and Chea1,-

Get the Best and Cheap
est.---The McCoRsacK is the on
ly SELF. RAKER that.will do good
work in lodged or very short
grain. The Machine, as improv-
ed for 1866, will work as we'll on
billy or wet as level or dry land
and the draft is much lighter than
last year. 1t is a good Mower,
and the best finished, simplest,
and most reliable machine in
market. ISL e"
The separate, two-wheeled
Mccormick Mower is warranted
to be superior to ANYTHING in the
Mower line manufactured ANY
WHERE, by ANYBODY. Draft is
light, and the driver sitting in his
seat can easily raise the cutting
bar over an obstruction a foot
high, or change the 'scut' from
haitian inch to four inches high,
in an instant, and while the Ma
chine is in motion. In field tri-
ais with the Ball, Buck-Eye,
Hubbard, Quaker, Wood, Nanny,
and many other Mowers, it has
proved its great superiority, and
like our Self-Raker, will be sold
on 2 warranty Of being the best
Machine in its line in market.
AS usual, the Mccormick Ma
chimes will be sold on terms that
cannot fail to suit.
w. w. PRATT, TRAY. Agent.
E. A. MCNAIR, Gen. Ag't.
FRANK. BACON, Ag't at Wilton.
loft
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
EDITOR.
Upton, IOWA:
THURSDAY,
MAY "a, 1866.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

The 10th Annual Republican Convention OF
tbs state of Iowa, will be held at Des Moines,
on wednesday,, June 20th, 1865. for the purpose
OF nominating candidates for the following
Offices, to be filled 1T the ensuing general cleo
ton, viz:
Secretary Of State.
Treasurer Of State.
Auditor OF State.
Register of State Land Office.
Attorney General
Supreme Court Reporter.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
The ratio Of representation will he as follows:
One delegate from each county, and one addi-
tionaI delegate for every hundred votes and
fractional part of hundred over fifty. includ-
ing the soldier vote cast at the last election for
Gov. VIM. NJ Stone.
BY order of the Republican State Central
Committee. JOSHUA TRACY, Chm. a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
County Convention.

The Republicans OF Cedar county are re-
1uested to meet in Mass Convention at the
court house In Upton, on Saturday the sth day
OF June, at one O'Clock p H. for the purpose OF
selecting delegates TO the Republican state,
Congressional, and Judicial Conventions. A
full attendance is urgently requested.
Upton, Mag sth 1886.
81 DANIELS,
!. III. LEIGH,
III. E. GILL,
N. sPRINGsTEFD.
County Central (DBtntiaAc.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24
.Jem'S Trial.

The late Indictment of Jefferson Da-
yisat Norfolk, Virginia, will undoubted-
", ere long, result in his trial. The
friends Of Mr.. Davis, who complained 50
bitterly about martial law, and seemed
20 anxious to have all criminals tried by
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-24

No one ever heard of patient of his being cured
since he has been in thts city. His reputa has
vouchers in all the city papers, his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad being the
most skilled specialist here and thorough master OF
all sexual diseases. If ali others fail, don't despair,
give him call. 1t is only common occurrence with
him to such diseases. His rooms separate for
ladies and gentlemen, and the most complete in the
city. .-.~ -zrr 80 IS E#fs
YouNG MES, TAKE PARTICULAR NorrcE.-Doctor
Bgeow devotes much Of his time to the treatment OF
those caused by secret habit, which ruins both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual
for either business society. sad effect of these
early habits the OF ripper years. is to weaken
and debitate the constitution. destroy the physical
and mental pow diminish and enfeeble the natural
feelings. and exhaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures OF life arred the oect of marriage
frustrated and existence itself ndered term Of
unceasing misery and regret Such especially
those contemplating marriage should lose time in
making immediate application, DR.. b., by his
treatment, is enabled to insure speedy and perma
nent cure. 8zt - z@s
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1I9 South Clark Street Of Monroe half block
from the Post Once Post Office Box 154, Chicago,
H. Office hours from A. NJ. t. Pm
Send for his 'Guide to HEALTH, published monthly,
free Of charge.
N. Blades, send for descriptive circular Of
Pessarie Remedie the best preventive Of conception
known. Sent to any address free of charge. v13n2i
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-16

Boy, with ragged trowsers and rimless chip
hat, runs into DIR. Fuler's drug store with a
diprer in his hand;-
"Doctor mother sent me to the shotticary pop
quicker'n blazes, cos bno's sick with the picker
chox, and she wants thimbleful OF pollygollic
III this din tpper, cos We hadn't bot gottle,
and the kint pups got the bine Writers in't-gOt
anYn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13
The Case or the Pennsylvania and tie
Atlantic and Great Western Railroads

fHLAphJHA, jan l2 isos
In the OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Atlantic
and Great Western Railroad to-day Mr. Bdde for re-
spoudens read an affidavit Of Thomas w. Kennard IN.
gincer In Chief Of the Atlantic and Great Western Con
pan v, showing that the route TO New York via he
Western Central and Lewisburg Centre and Spruce Cre
Railroads will be hundred miles shorter than he
present To ute to New York used by the Atlantic md
Great Western Company via Salamanca over the New
York and Erie Railroad Upon the two routes proposed
by the Atlantic aud Great Western Railway Company
TO New York and the other 20 Philadelphia. IN
der contract with the Philadelphia and Red.
ing Railroad Company and the East Penngl-
vana Railroad Company The station OF P,r
Clinton Is common point TO which all freight
destined for New York or Philadelphia Is taken Frsm
Port Clinton to New York, The distance te rones
have adopted IL hundred aud thirty-seve miles
From PORT Clinton 10 Philadelphia the distance seven.
weight miles the difference Of distance in favor OF
Philadelphia being nfty nine miles Mr.. Bidde con-
tended that alone would induce these parties
the route 10 Philadelphia, the shortest rutc
cording 10 the AFFIDAVIT OF the engineer The difference
In favor Of Philadelphia equal to sixty per ont and
that difference IL equal 10 the whole freight aqoss the
Atlantic Mr. Bddle also discussed the legal psints In
volved in the question
The is stll under argument According 10 an
raDgemont made between the counsel, Hon Fbbert j.
Walker, Judge Black and George Wharton, Esq Will
address the court in behalf OF the respondents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-13

Isoners % tAdoSGembers or the Command
Who Have Served ~ OAcers During
the Rebellion-A Brilliant Programme
OF Festfvities-The Decorations and
Music-A List OF the Dissing uished
Quests, &c.
As has already been understood by the many friends
Of the Seventh regiment, New York State National
Guard the members of that command will, the 3lst
ns tender grand reception to those OF their fellow
soldiers (some six hundred in NUMBER who have served
as officers In the army and navy of De United States
during the rebellion. All these many having reached
the rank OF colonel brigader general and major general
have been invited 10 be present
The reception will take place at the Academy Of Music
which will be connected by passage WY with Irving
room The speaker oflhe occasion will be Major General
John Dix, who will deliver the reception address
The musicians will be under the baton of Prof Gra
ula, OF the Seventh regiment band and will comprise
two hundred performers, forming three bands, which
will furnish promenade and dancing music and discourse
sweet rUlodies In the supper room.
The great feature of the evening will Undoubtedly be
the decorations, floral, scenic and military As the con-
slant attention Of several prominent artists has been
devoted TO the subject for the four weeks an unusu
ally brilliant display may be anticipated.
The most distinguished OF the many invited guests
who have promised TO honor the reception by their pre-
sence will be the President and Cabinet members Of
the United States Senate from New York and members
the United States Congress from New York city all
prominent officers Of the United States army and navy
Lieutenant General u Grant, Major Generals Hooker,
Burnside and Others Governor Fenton and STAIR and all
heads Of departments at Albany, and New York city
officials and military guests, have also been invited and
will appear in uniform r. Nnr'fof
The tickets orders of dancing and lists OF members of
the regiment who have served during the rebellion
have been engraved in the most elaborate style OF art
The number of tickets has been wisely limited. The
price Is fifteen dollars to subscribers, each ticket ad-
hitting gentleman and lady, and including admission
TO the supper room Extra tickets for ladies have been
issued, and will be sold at five dollars each None but
the Orderlies and members Of the regiment autho-
rized to receive applications for tickets The follow
ing gentlemen form the Finance Committee:-C 7.