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Mr. n. VI. Pratt -ho has ~on an extensive
fame for hi- good taste and ability a. caterer
20 -eII regulated appetitss. while chief Of the
ealsias at Bsntin's Hotel. has taken entire
control of the Restaurant Of Charley Kern.
and has slready put !, in order 10 open Wig
orous campaign. A peep into his Tee boz
yesterday assures u that no expense or pains
will be spared 10 make his table the most ex-
ceiIens in ,he land Spring Chickens. Wood
cocks. Squirrels and such like. Those Who
DO love % eat will take notice dtf
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Judge Cstron Loyal TO the Govern.
meHl.

st Lorrs. July l0.--Judge caron's charge
20 the Grand Jory vas read IN the United
States Circuit Court at 10 O'Clock Ii treats
the question Of treason AZ great length. and
fully proves that the Judge has not followed
the example Of Tennessee. bat remains LOYAL
TO the United States Government
uriel Wright made application Tor ~rits Of
habess corpus In the cases Of Senator Green
and John Seward. now held in custody by
the United States forces nj Canton. Mo
Judge Locklssd also applied fer simila 2
wrii In the case Of Capt Campbell. ops OF
the prisoners taken at Camp Jackson. Who
gave up his parole and delivered himself az
10 AdjutAnt General Harding. AT the Arsenal
on Monday last.
Quite number Of volunteers are her,
from the interior
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WHrnISs. July l0--A resolution passed
the Lower House to-day instruc;ing our Sen.
Ators and requesting our Representatives in
Congress 70 vote necessary appropriations Of
men and money for the vigorous prosecution
of the VAR. and 20 oppose al compromises
until the rebellion i crushed out
The following resolution was offered BY
Mr. VsnEe. Of Harrison:
WHrRrAs. One Owen Lovejoy. a member
from Illinois. has offered resolution Ia the
House Of Representatives having for it, oh
jet the repeal Of the Fugitive Slave Law.
therefore. be IL
Reseieed. That our Senators in Congress
be instructed and our Representative re
quested 10 vote against saik resolution. or
sny other of like object
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ASv.ss AT L,uaxI HlLI-I.sts-t &C
counts from Laurel Hill. received nv the
Cincinnati paper. brings Intelligence that
the Ohio aud Indiana Regiments have almost
completely surrounded the rebel army en-
sr~nchea there. under commsnd - sr. Con
gresham 0arnstt. and that sharp shirnish
ing has been going on for several days. The
Federal troops. up 20 Monday evening. had
lost three killed. seven voana.d. not
fatally. and one OF tao missing The rebel
pictess occupied STRONG position Ga . wood
81 hill. which our troop TOOK po--~s>ion ofcn
Tuesday morning Our troep~ are only
.~aising tho arrival Of Gen NcClsllsn's Il
vision 10 make an assault on the rsb.l pos
ton We may expect exciting n~-s from
that quarter 10 dsy. O. 10 night.
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PAKism MEEriso.-The member, OF the
Episcopal Congregation. including those be-
longing to the Church. and also others feel
ing themselve- iniesested in the welfare Of
the Parish. are invited g attend business
meeting. to be held at 1T. stephens Church.
on Monday. July 18th. 1861. AZ : O'Clock.
p NJ By order Of Vestry.
PUTNAM BROWN. sec'y.
Iy9d3t
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hiss gfssi errot In surprising the nis- caly ~
cal cssass; osntrnsats Lalrasnts useless.
wards cr1. rrsrviAs sssrr Fsnoves The esass.
BY promoting digestion and preventing oo~uvsss...
thereby n-srs<hiAs the body thrvagh thu blood
bc<ros. sept .. is1s-
PR thAa thirty years. have su6sr~< greedy
from Dyspep<is and rlss. Have tried vsricos med.
cinss withcui benefit In January. began ~fth The
fEHrvIss SfEVf. and BY the q thr-< es<tl~~.
szn perfectly cured q both DyrEesfs Ard Piles NJ
general health i nov al csn desrr a.
ksylsdwsw MILLION DAG0rr1.
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Arrival OF the Poney Express -
specie sseraers Prepared 10


fc~r Krsssrs, July l0.-Ths POney Er-
press with San Francisco dates 70 the 18th.
PASSED here on the eth
The ness i unimporuni
The next steamer Vi. Pansms. the q,
Louis. viii 20 with two fne aeld pieces and
= Dshlgreen gun. besides anal arms
The Hn1boldt Times, Of Ind o3e. contains
an account Of the operations against hostile
Indians in the noshern part Of the ssats--
One hundred and Seventeen Indians have
been killed wishou; loss or our SIDE
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To Censu m ptiyes,

The advertiser. having beea rssosst q. Aeslth IA
fs~ ~sess ~ very simple r.rss,y sst having sui
f.rea several year. with laas sncetlSs. ssi
that tresi dsssss. Cos.sunnyti-ls .aksoas pa.A~
known bis fsll0~ sufferer, Tia q care.
To those Who wish 10 Try H. he vii sens cspye
the pro.eslP,ien a-sd er-e q Charge -is III a.s
siO1s for psspsrias and usias The ssm<. With ias,
wlll fnt sars care fos cossunpdsu. AssAs.. Hsa-
eAiu-, 4e- Ihs oaiy oas~es u the ADVERTISE "a IA
sending The pre-ripsieo v i-nrhi the szs<,.d Ard
spread irsoruasss~r Which Ne % inv.is.
bic. aud be- hopes every sufferer vii Try his ran.st,
~ IL eesss them n~sAinr. ana may prove blsssias
P.ru-s wishing ths pro-crtpaa1 -tn pleas sasre-s
Raw EDWARD A. WILSON,
NiiLA1nsbIs.
sepied~iw King county, NY
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The 49, II tAss< pm. AID 10 ON yITALiTr
tbs eaatllng 70 resist the ACTON or DISEASE.
The way IN which cure 10 es~ctsd may BE- inter
ssung 70 professional nsa yvt hls Dot u any sor ~
coas~epssce 90 a issn voss~n IN -rs-ck q s~~lls
WAIT Dcw
WHAT MEDICINE CURES.
no~ ~ crpks.
C0STIyESESS AND DIZZINESS CURED.
Ss~-Yosk. April G. isso.
Ia. r. haspsm-Dsar SIR In the spring u lsks
had tie the misfertans brssk my thlsh
qu~ncs & which my constitution o~csD~ greatly DE-
eiaiei, sns suffered with great cosuvenss, attend.
ed With dirrnsSs and pain IN tho head sp,-
and oppression q the heart Twas attended by ss,-
era phyclaas Il this city Coz three years without
obtaining relef and had desp~iret % tll rnsl-
y vas Induced 70 Try your flls. which almost IA.
stAutiy relieved me. and In short time esnpas,.ly
restored my health. eeasider them the best med
sns In the world
Yours truly
JAMES MURPHY. sss West sue~t
Prize IS cents per box
Sod by J. r. CUsssasx. I.rrs -Hssfs. and By 81
resp~cssbls dealers IN rsctirine. lmsyiss~ln
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B.LrIsoRx, July l0,-The expedition which
weai IN search OF the Thomas rebel vessel
returned unsuccessful. gan boat has been
sent on the track.
Soldiers euarered in the city are preparing
90 return 20 camp.
Mr. Dodge. rnionisi. is appointed Police
Marshal.
IL u again rumored that Patterson army
has been annihilafed Unconfrmed
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Nrwwsrss CHlNGf The Nincsunes Ca
.,ffs ha- passed into the hands Of NJ. VIM.
Denny. for many wears CLERK OF Knox eoun
~. Mr.. Denny Is sterling good Union
man aud high toned gentleman. We wish
him abundant success ina his new vocation.
We shall mis- our spnghils friend Gee
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Lsrs rRax MrNrs.-we have been
shown . private letter from Memphis which
SAYS: Since Gen. I.yoa has been teken pris
essr. and hss command cut 20 pieces. ne ap
pcehend no attack on Memphis. There are
very fe~ companies here. and Memphis de
ser, - a better reputation than abe has abroad
There II quite respectable army between
here and Columbus. XIV OF starving on,
&c know noshing Of here. We can get mos,
anything Prices are high but there is plenty
on hxnd. Good hams are worth isaac es.
per ID: Rio coffee 22sS2scs.. battes 3e0s 20.
nour esS1i2. house rent h. fallen over
one third
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Tnr WHkAr gentleman who has been
through large portion Of eastern Indiana.
Informs the indianapolis Journal that the
sheat harvest has proved remarkably hne.
There will be no lack Of breadstuffs in that
part OF the State. There will be enough 10
spare 70 feed thousands Of hungry mouths
Away from home
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Tina L,sr Gex,r GIosr 90 DocsIu.-on
Tuesday ia Congress. Mr.. Cox. Of Ohio.
While pronoaneing . euiogy on Senator
Douglas. declared Il the last great glory of
Douglas lie that he insisted IN maintaining
the Government, against the Great Rebel ION
of axty One. although the Government vas
administered by his chief antagonist. and al
thoagh ia maintenance might coat the lives
of hundred thousu,d Of hi. friends
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Carr. J. u. HisKx.--This gentleman who
has been az home few days on furlough.
leaves this evening for New London. Conn.
10 enter on tho active discharge Of his du.
ties as Captain in the regular army
Capt Hsger bears with him the warm
wishes Of hoe, Of friends His family will
ACCOMPANY him
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~ The people Of this county alive
TO the interests Of the country and will nee,
every emergency. We hear that a pole
raising and dag hosting vii be had near the
State line. on Saturday next. IN Sugar Creek
township. j. p Bsirl aud ". T. Mclean
~ill speak the sams day in Linton. and "
X. Edwards IN Riley township. Treason !.
az sofni discount
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Mere 81 left. Davis, sp, .

WAszrSsroS, July i0--Tbe dispatches
brought BY Major Taylor excite much In
euiry and comment This much. however.
= protested 20 be discovered. namely, that II
tie contents Of them we're officially regarded.
Washington would virtuolly be surrendered
10 the Confederstes.
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Ernm Cinninnati.

C1ScissArl. July I0.-f p. Stanton, OF
Kansss, passed through here TO day, en- route
for Washington He has been appointed by
the Governor Of Kansas to fll the vacancy
ia the senate. caused by Gen Lanes accep-
lance ola Brigader Gsneralship in the service
OF the United States
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~ Cap, Smith hss enliaed over sixty
men for the ilth Regiment. Caps. Hamili
has recruited shout the same number They
seni nearly one hundred 70 Indianapolis lass
night. They want a hundred more. which
they gill doubtless .oon raise
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Carr GAaErrrs CoSrAsi Is nos sworn
in. but lacks few men AL able bodied
men will be received up TO Thursday noon.
by Capt Garrett or Lieut. Loudermilk. at
Carlisle. or any Of the intermediate points
between Carlisle and Terre Hauts. as the
train nav ascend on THURSDAY afternoon.
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srrAEIss AT HAxryokD.-Hon " y.
Mclean and Hon. John p Baird oil speak
.i Hartford on Saturday the 18th
Let all the people turn out and hear them.
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~ The Carbonate. H. Tm>s szys
Hos. John A. Logan. member of Congress
from the lst di.tric, Of that State. has come
out fairly and -qnsrely against the rebels
and for the Union.
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bosroS. July i0.-Prof Longfellow' : wife
was badly hnrned. her life i despaired Of
He, m endeavoring TO ave Der, vas badly
turned, bat not dsnreronsly
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PONY EXPRESS.
TERRE-HAUTE HOUSE

Corner wabash = Seventh sss..
TERRE HAUTE. = :. INDIANA.
fsossxsls SHOWS - rsx r.sIksk scr~z-5
gu>Hfs i ONE oF THf LARGEST. kkxT An.
IL aky.kn. snf meas ccnfwtshle Hot<ls IN tAs
ws~s Al fsr sup~rss~ s~~-y o<h<r r~-p<es - s-y
cte~- IN this clty. II curtsIn. go s1utreS soa
tveuty piesssnt. wel vsnsisi~t AZ eel furnished
iet<ax kcsna ~<rersl q th~rn wlk P<risrs sstsck-
n he 1901 p~s<zns part a ske city snd
% u Rsilre.d l~y~ss.
- ounie1<--s rxrr - ana rrvn ~ Hassr.
Dx1stsn 0EN. Ug ms.
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Experimenting at the NIP naps.
FonT MoSHor. July 9.-Cien. Butler to-ds,
Is on the Rip Raps. Experimenting with
Sawysrs. James and Hotchkisss shells.
upon Sewal's Point. Some experiments
with the last. yesterday. we're pronounced re
marksble
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RAlkR loads.
Terre Hsute q Richmond r.. " Co.
sEcRETsRy'S oYTpCE.l
Trssr-HArss. yun< 10. lssi. /
NOTICE To sTOCKHOLD ERs.

gI>HE Board q oirec,ors hsvs this lss declared
u dsiatoc 81 I've ~ per cert On the CspStal
Ses fo< The On mooths sndlng Jans lat. psyab< ~.
western >ockhoders o. the BOOKS n the Com pauv
a. MT dsfs. NJ the once q the 1r~surer u H.
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS,
a New Fir m!

ROW.
HAVING purchased the entire
Il Il ssccs q rrossssens AMI Groceries. 4 lss~~
Darts. a. Ne n MECHANICS ROW. sns s.vlnx
n.1e seeA .s1.siees - -srs s~s~--&sy, 80 ere 80
ssf victri'y EVER srssls q he eAcsess
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ne usrks, xsb~ts
AL rcsis delivered - Rsr<--. te- q .ssrs
ehx<r-l
a hs-r.l -Asr- - psene p~srpose.h r-~P~~<fsliy
esscf,>t
taias~u Hw ooxr AGO
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The Great English Remedy
SIR JAMES CLAKKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS I
Prepared rom rrsserips,oa Of Sir J. Clark.

- t<'<t~'as-f III II f<-'A-ht< LID
Prepared from a prsserips,oa Of SIR J. Clark.
N ID Physiclaa Extraordinary 70 fA< Qsosn.
M. snsslaAbls medicine i unf.lng "a he care Of
AL thoss painful md daaseros. diseases T. ~sea n.
female oonssitution .uhs-ct u uaossra'-s All
oesses and removes Ell Obsiruc,lans. su1 a speedy
may - relied
10 MANNED LAmFs
II particularly suited Il -1Il. IN shost 1-..
bring H. mostisy perfss ~ith rsrus.rlsy..
Eseh bottle, price sns dollar. beer. ths Govern
stamp q 0r~-s Brsst.sn. ts prs~ssa eounssr-
s!ts
carrIos
7h@<< PHI slo.ld % srl<s ~ S.s 40. f.r.s-s
IA FIRST T8REF BC.sTHs y Pregnancy. a
1<v ar sar, 70 Ting ~ N.csrrln1e Laf ~ say
o<A<r f.sse ~ ar< safs-
II all q Servvus and spinal An~c tlous Psin
IN he B-rs I'D i1mh.. Fstigss on .ighi sx-r,sa1
P.lps,stisa = In Hear. Hy-tsrir- and whites
thess pills VII kssct a vtrn al otbsr means
have fsil 4. ard sltAsegb q pe~erfsl rssaeSy. -
coos.iu isee. esionel. s.sius-y snytlias
burtfnl y The csasrtstios.
Pail directions IN ,s> p.mpAist sroaBd 18Th p.es.
sge -hicl s1oa'1 - osrsf1ily preserved
sole Arcu, g. ths rra,sd states ami ca.s1.
JoB NOSES. Late l. c. BALDWIN Co.
RsAssssr, ny
S.B-si.eo and ps@tsse st.nps e.ess->d - ssy
sstsorired sz-rs, VII insure bcttl< ooalAi1lar ~
rlls. BY return mail ssa ~ J. H. curnl.sAsra
ara p n pens<iiy. rsrre-Hsuss. and ali sess
pr.srs. lny7<a~s
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Indicted for Piracy and Trsassn.
BAIrtsozE. July l0.-Col. Thomas has
been indicted. By the Grand Jury. for piracy
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Quacx Sosuras.-Tbe majority Il hair vs.hss.
hair dyes hair ionic hair OILS tn numbsriss. psps.
rauens which before the Pablo nDa@r -scs
esuassgsnt. hyper5oiicsi and fantastic titles .. Ne
ses pArsdesl In sho~ -~fBdg~ cards. and newspaper
headins-. as hair preparations. all hurahugs q
the tru water: their real merit when they psss.~.
any. Ia. that they Do NJ harm. Nos lard. -hsi@
OIL lard oil. sweet al scented and oelorsj make I'd
when In beautiful wrappers. snd White flint sissl
bottles the costisst character q tonic. and ~h~1
thus costly, are bsptsed with tr-yllshl, terra
and caught Al ~ vcrdsni yosng and oid II bs,A
Sses j. MT the char-es~r q Prof Woods Mar
Restorative. THIS gentleman before the Void
without any high tslsun" xsspAleSsrisn. " are
cher astounding and startling catch penny term BY
simply sdvertises q Hair Rs-iorsuve-~ha Il en-
presses, preoisely-and Restorative Il acts. Bay
Pro- Woods Hair Restorative. and you wales ys~
scalp. aye your very brsins apply no,hins s.s sos
Il may Ne that you zoo viii g,s sab-tsros
than psrfumed lard OIL On yeur crsraun. Remember
Woods Restorative Coz The hair Is III. bss, article en-
tAst JIsd-in
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

II oFFrR cor sale. In their proper -ssson. the iol
i ly~ins Strawberry Fanfs.
lcoeeo whssa'. Albany st....-...ss rent, pr 100
..... Is 20 t~r icoo
100 ooo " asos's snp~rtSr - et- per loo
s.ea pr lece
50. 900 Nsshinrtsr ......-..... 50 cents Per 10
-..... e4.eo per looo
los. 60 Bev~y- 50 cents p-r 100
......ss.m PER 1000
lo,ce9 hovsy Erra.............Is osnts per 100
1000 Peabody -.-...-.-.---..--7s esnss par 100
......sn pr leoo
1900 Loaswcrths rr.siae = cents psr 100
$50 pr 1000
And several otA~r varieties 10 Eaus-oas 70 msn-
uon
- Orders received ". I. Ewr~G's.
Jnn< .. fu North % Cert Hoa-> square
n. u WILLIAMS
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ROFES SOR GARDNER
Is OUT OF TOWN.

Bcr there are . ssv mere cakes a his highly eeis-
brst<d Soap. lsf Bsrtlerts, Which wsrranfesd
% Be sxesilsDi srtes fr shaving and The tollef
for ehsp4 tia fsoe " hands, and fsr the
teeth, & Il un<urpA<.<d u 10 ~zrrxns-~d aiso "a re-
move paint and Ere>s> frou vcoilen sslk Inca mas
In, with fact oolers and white syet. freu ali ks1s
q furniture.
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"Rednced By Dyspepsia 10 n mere
skeleton

CrnEp Nv bksSAvrs HOLLAND hrrTzas"
Mr.. I. Nssehstt. trader probably veil -ino-a
any man IN Western Psansyi~snis. stsies a. foi-
io~. Il met with farmer Ia Aru,stroas co-nty
Who was reoaoed ~ Dyspepsia 10 = mere slelesoa.
persuaded him 20 by to,ils q nssh.vs', Heu.as
Filters. believing e would cur. hiu Meeting hls.
months sftsr. What my as;oaishsa~ei
anding him hale. hssrty man. he tod ns he
weighed two husdr-d pounds. and thai this wosass
ful change had been produced BY BaIhsvs's hoils.a
istsfs - which be Aitrsbutsd so'sy has r~-ssrs .
may lSd~im
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tiffany one State,. or any portion Of the
people Of my STATE. choose to place 'hsm'elr's
in or.oy qgmn.t the Government Of the
Onion, am for trying the strength of hIa
Gore,nment. I an for aseertOining tUhethsr
,ue hare Govtrnment or nOt-prGetica-
Bile, e@e,Snt capable Of maintaining IFS ou-
Mo,iiy and uphOlding the powers aud inter
e,ts rOhieh belong 10 a Government Nor,
SIR, am Ito he aLurmed or dissuaded from any
sncA course by innmatons of the 9Pittt"g Of
6T,3d. If biood Is to be spill, By 'OhoSr
full is ii to he spiltf UpO" the 'uRPO''tto"
I muintGin. 1t riU be the Eouit of those '0h"
choose 10 rujse Tie standard Of disuniOn, and
erds0ror TO prOStrGte the Government. And
sur. phen Maf "a done, 80 long as ii Pte0'''
God 10 yiur me pOiee 10 express my 'entt-
nents, or on arm. reok and entteLisd as At
au0y be Gv age. that vo6cr and that arm 1riH
be on the sidr IF ,Dy country, for The support
oft general 0uthority, and for the Manic
nance Of tie Powers Of The UmOn.-[SPeecIr
of Henry Clay. August LIST, 1850.
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y EsUs = II - .
Asst Adjutant-Geueral.
HEADQUARTERS DEP ARrXExT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
WHEELING Va, December 18th, 1851.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WESTERN VIRGINIA.
WHEELING Va, December 18th, 1851.
General Orders, No. IL.
l. In addition to his duties as Inspector
General, Major S W. Crawford is hereby
appointed mastering officer of the Depart
meut.
II. Colonies and commanding officers OF
brigndes will, before approving applications
for leaves of absence, ascertain and state
that the necessiy is real and the case ur-
gent The number of officers left with a
company will be stated in applications for
leave, and generally. but one officer will be
permitted to be absent from company ut
time. No applications will be considered
which violate this order Commanding
officers OF regiments not attached to any
brigade, and of seperate posts, are author
| ICED 10 grant furlOughs to soldiers of their
command They will make monthly re-
| turn to these headquarters of the men tC
whom furIoughs have been granted, as,
| signing the reason in each case.
| iii. Capt J. w. BArriger, G. S., having
reported to these headquarters for duty
| in accordance with Instructions from the
| War Department, and as senior to Capt. r
| DArr, g. S, having been assigned to duty
as Chief CommiSsary of subsistence in the
d-pnrtment, Capt Darr is hereby relieved
from further duty rs SUCH In relieving
Capt. Darr, the General commanding take:
great pleasure in expressing his perfect
satisfaction with the manner in which hi
has performed his duty; with his genera
zeal and activity. and with his efficiency
in an untried position, under circumst"n
ces, often, Of no little embarrassment nne
ditficlty.
By command OF
BmGADIER- G ESERAL RosEcRANs,
George L. Hurtsuf,
Asst Auljutant General.
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1t is believed that bill will pass Con-
gress adding four hundred cadets to the
us. military and naval academies, and
Annapolis will be again made the head
quart ers of the naval school.
GEN. Halleck is described, by gen.
tlerna who recently saw him, as appear
ing to have nothing to do except smoke"
lie puffs continually, is entirely accessible,
works prodigiously without fuss and red
tape, and knows everything that is going
on. He has rich field for the exercise of
genius. If he eau bring order out OF the
chaos of the "western Department" be will
prove himself not only great General, but
no mean statesman,
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TX Notwithstanding repeated and min
uie instructions respecting the discharge OF
soldiers, on certificate of disability, papers
continue to be improperly made out, result
ing always in Inconvenience, aud generally
in positive injustice TO the soldier. In the
certificate of the soldiers account with the
Government, the articles of clothing he has
received should be stated, and whether
from the State or the U. S, with the price
OF euCh when it is known, and a statement
as to whether the soldier has received the
allowance of So SO per month for clothing.
< No officer in the department has pow
err to authorize the discharge of soldiers for
any cause, except the General Command
log, and no discharges except those author.
lied BY him are valid or will berscognized
by QuartermAste:s OF Paymasters in this
department.
81. The practice of officers leaving their
Companies without authority, for the pur-
pose of procuring their pay, in many in-
stances without having made out tbeV'
Muster Rolls to provide tor the pay of their
Companies, is exceedingly reprebensihle
and must be discontinued. Pnymasters will
not pay officers absent from their Com0an-
les or duties except on authority from the
General Commanding.
XII Commanding officers will see that
this order is carefully distributed to officers
and published before the troops until every
soldier shall have become acquainted with
it. BY Command OF
BROADER GEN. RosECRANs,
GEO. L. HARTSUFF,
ASST Acknowledgement,
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TIE Rebels of Kentucky have organized
a "ProvisionaI Government" nd left Gov.
Magofin "put in the cold" Wbereat Ma.
Coffin Is exceedingly wruth, swears terribly
at the seceseioulSts, vows be has bpeu
male the victim of "mispnced con6deuce"
and threatens to leave Them 10 disgust
puds NaeoTsin I the tnlouists desplse him--
this Traitors -pnb him.