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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-08
UhI0T HeTEL..
x mDE EsCoRD

TilE subscriber respectfully announces to the
pn6lc, that he has leased the above named Ho
tel, iq the old and well known Globe building for
sesglyiowned aud occupied by Mr. John Young,
aad recently in the occupancy of jonathan Horton.
dec q, where he viii be happy to see his friends
ana tiie travelling public generally. Persons at
tending Court are respectfully invited to give him
acali He pledges himself that he viii do al IN
his power to render Ills guests comfortable.
Hls Table viii be supplied with the choicest deli
ieacies the market viii ford
fhe Bed Rooms will contain clean and conf l.
able bedding.
The Bar VIII be supplied With choice liquor
\ The Stable will be attended by careful an at
tentive hoetler.
Rosrdefs tasen by The day, week, mont and
year
Be1fapl, Nay 2. 1860
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sRMRE EE. Is

SHz#RHNEE's
MAST ER OF PAIN.
TIE GRGS RXTEaNAL REH EDT,
For gpgdtas aa9 Rrasss, Burns and Scafds,
Rteumatic aa9 fsuraigic Pclps, Swef-
tags, Stif Jolats, Poratgsas,
.Num5aess of tha Limbs Pefns
In fas Bf9sst, Siieor Back;
Sore Tlro7f, Toefa.8c6e,
Frossea Fea, sc &c,
.fag for he Relief
III Pain .4ny1g6Te
aad Egggphgre
This IS a most perfect preparation, aud seldom
flis 10 do good 1t is harmless il its effects hlt
uo,gerful to relieve Pain. II yoH use il once you
win not likely bo witAoRt Il again. Goe VIII ind il
constant household fse9d, giving ease and relief
just when pesdsd. Keep il constantly On hand
and il win sate yeu mary hours of pain and sa-
firing. frherg is hatdly paia it viii not easa-
There is hardly aa accident that VII occur where
& ssili nos be useful
Should one ~ gaar family get burned or scsld-
ed coger tlls 5GfRea part with eioth ei several
thickmesses Weg with the "5iasteT of Pain and
keen tie cloth saturated with IT, Ia short time
it viii draw al the fire cut. twill cause pick
linQ sensation thS Is tie fro coming out. Keep
it wet with the MASTER OF Pam RnII the pain
and prick ling ceases. Let the Wst cloth Stag Oh
for six er ight hours. after which apply some
eaii1g ointment or sweet Gil. In nearly oil cases
of Pain orSofeness Vi the Chest, Throat, Side,
Back Spi1a, l4iaes Joints, It viii giTe relief
Rubit OF freely win the hand OF ylih flannel
cloth until The skin becomes heated and burning.
For soreRess of the throat rub Il Oh until il pro-
drGes a little soreness.
Fer Group us5 y IN connection with the Cough
Syrup, by rubbing 1t 0m the chest.
Fer rheumatism and al deep seated pains, Il
the pain is not speedily removed ty rubbing with
the hand, lay cloth vet with the liquid over the
part allected, aud pass warm smoothing iron over
For Pains IN the Breast, Side Or Back, the same
nay be done.
Eo7 Tooth-aehe, drop it on cotton, and apply it
to the nerve Of The toeth, also rub the gums and
cheeks with it,
FOR Frosted Feet, apply inc ssHaster CT Pain''
freely, and dry it in before the fire.
Fer Head ache rab il on the forehead.
IL IS celisd .sAlast5r 81 Pain" did not give t
tiis nagae-I don't ike the name. " @bca first
Commenced making Il If was without name or label.
| matte il and sold it by the ounce at my Drug
Store. I had no idea then Of makiug business
Of il. Some who bought it called il Master Of
Pain, and by this mine it became known for mans
miles round. Aad finally, when [ haa q LABEL
priate3 wss compelled to adopt the name, for by
that HaIn9 x wes kR0gn. After ail, the name Is
not 50 very inappzcpriate. Il is used to alleviate
or remove pain. it is put on wherever there is
pain. Sometimes X win cause PaiH, but tie resul
aiways is freedon from pai1.
Eeadar--tTy it--eal<e bottle with you--uee il
whenever occasion qujres-gye It a fir triad.
Prepared by " s. shriuer, Westminster hid.
aud FIR sale 10y 4, G. Reimer and Adanl FeTgu-
son, Bedford Pa; z. 2. Ramsey, snd Hm. States
E Co. BLOODY Run; cha Eycun Son, Fair
view r. "A. g. Black, Rays Hill; h. n. koons,
y illow Grove; j. S, Shell, Shellshurg; F. D.
BeegG; st. CiaiTsele.
No'f. 8, 1850
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NJ. s. nEEeaaa.E
>. -. aEgGET. - -.
81 Ant SD!
1850 Is CTS.

~ 1851, agreeably to our terms q sale. ne re-
spectfully ssk tiose Of CIR customers baying un-
settled accounts With Us 70 ea3i and settle tire same
by cash or note the lss Of JaRuEFv 1851, IS per
terms Of sale. Ea0se who aaFs 80 money can
account.
Therefore there can lie no excuse faF neglactiRg
this Important christian Obligation.
To those who have taken time bg the furelqek
and have already settled their accounts, ne fender
our grateful ackn0wled emsnts.
Respectfully.
Dec 81, l969-2m 0SfER G. CARN.
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ANE l9t 0F ground in tic town of Clearyille
~ Bedford County, Pa fronting 60 feet On Man
St.s atd eNtenglng back l73 feet to an alley, ed
joining LOT Of B. A. Cooper on the West. and ar
alley on the East. Tho Improvements are D good
Frame Dwelling House and Log Stable.
ALSO,
Two Lots in the Town of Rushville. Jasper Co.
Iowa, being lots Nos. 10 and "a IN Rail Road adj
dition to said town.
For terms apply to the Editor Of this paper.
Sept. IA, 1860
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P0IINDRI And HtgHIgR gnap


The subscribers h&virg formed n l5rpenr
shlp II anaer the style Of "Doek & Aebcom'' fos
the purpose Of coEducting general
EOUN DEaY Agp EEAgmgNr
business in the establishment recently eree-a-
bg Giiliard Dock, in Hopewei, Bedford rore-
T., are now prepared to execute orders fsy
C-8STfNes IND If.RCHINERY Of eyerv d.
Seription. They viii build TO order stea1l-erf,
gines. coal and drifl-cars, horse powers sg,
thresaing ma',hines-slso, casting OF everv
Sind Ter furnaces, lorges, saw, grist aud rollirr
mills, plonghs, water-pkls, columns. bopss
fonts, brackets, &c, &c.
They are also, noW making fine assorfnf1t
Of STOVES OF various kinds OF the lates. paf.
terms and most approved styles, inoIutInq sew
eral sizes Of COOK STOVES Of the bost maze.
heating stoves for churches, Offices, barrooms.
&c.
a full assortment Of Stoves viii be ken,
constantly on hand, and sold at wholesale and
retail al prices to suit the times. aud ouaIitv
warranted equal to the best eastern make.
Machinery OF al kinds repaired promptly
Patterns made TO order.
GILLIARD DOCK,
Nov. s, 1857,
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DR.. B. n. nARRT

D ESPECTFUBLY tenders his professiona
ID services to the citizens Of Bedford and vi
ciaitY.
0aiee and residence ep Pitt-Street, in the
building formerly oceuped hy Or. ], n Uoaas.
Nov. 6, 1851.
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Every Dag Brings Something Gegl
AS0qHER HBlT PIBH!
RRE2GUSON a. LINE

the former stand of Ferguson s aapsnoai,er
"a are now ready to wait old customers as we'll
as n,''F fhsy expect to sell very low for cash ana
produce, Or TO those Who win .ioot ul'' eyerv six
months. theif Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardwaro,
'lueenSWare, ana all other goods usually kent IN
stores, have seen carefully selected aud bo1lht -
prices enabling them to sell at Fe6uesd rgtes
Their Shoe Department contains egefv variafy ~
Shoes and Boots, for 9en, Woman M Childre,;.
Ihey invite fair share Of patronage from their
friends and the public and Darticnatiy aoliit tba
trade Of their country friends, expecting 10 deal
fairy With them and all others, at osE psIoE for
everybody.
Sept. Z, 1860.
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WASHING GT0N HOTEL.
BGDEEpND. Pa.

iAs RS. s. EEzEEE would respectfully an
La nounee to her friends IN Bedford Count. and
70 the pabiic generally, that she has leased for a
term OF years, the large and convsnint brick hotel
AZ s''e eoF9ef7of Pltt aud luliaaa Streets, Bed
TIL" and lately kept BY Mrs. Cook
Ihis house - being thoroughly retltted and re-
iaFnisbetl, 9lld is now open for the reeeption Of
guests Visitors 10 the 'sBEDF0RD SPRINGS, ,,
ana PERSONS attanaing Court viii hnd tho house a
pleasant ana quiet temporary home. Every aften-
ton VIII be paid to tho accommodation ana COM
tort OF guests The table will at all times be sup
piled with the best the markets atIoFd Charges
wiz be moderate. Extensive stabliug is attached
TO this hotel and careful and competent hossler
viii be in atteaaanee.
special attention viii be paid to tie accommo-
dation Of the farming community.
March 90, 1860
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Dr.. z. C Reamer.
Ehvsici7r1 7n5 c,7,v1ao ;,

, especfGulIy lendershis services
"a the citizens OF Bedford and vicinity. he
aay always be found (unless professionally en-
gagged at bis Drug and Book Store. in gui;aus
st.
Feb. 10 1857
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= s o. GID & NJ MR w
AND
CONFECTTONARY

THE undersigned has just received and keepg
4 constantly on hand the following articles -
CoAees sugar, molasses, cheese crackers cur-
rants, pTunes, raisns, figs, Almonds fDerts, cocoa
nuts, ground nuts, pecans. Eng. walnuts cream
nuts, candies in variety, oranges, lemous tobacco
and cigars, ailspice and pepper, spices Of all kinds
baking soda, cream Of tarter, sulphur, birthstone.
canister and keg powder, shot, caps and lead. grain
and grass scythes, whctting tools, wash tubs and
boards Indigo, extract logW0od copperas alnnn
and maddcr oil, polish and Mason5s blackiag.
sweeping, dusting stove, shoe and serubbing
brushes, clothes, hair, tooth ana flesh brushes hat
and infant brushes hair oils and perlumery purses
and port lnonaiess pocket and memorandum books,
bonnet and round gum combs, 'srldding'' and fine
eemDs, bracelets and beads. pens, peu-bolders.
penkniyes, scissors, Knife-shafpeners. umbrellas
suspenders, spool cotton and floss, clocks small
looking glasses, vioas, violin strings toy Watches
watch chains, curry combs, cards, horse brushes.
shoe-thread, pegs and sparables JohRson's Arabian
Linifnent. Rock and Litte's White OIL Merchaat,s s
celebrated Gargling Oil, for man or beast. and
many other articles OF similar nature The pat
ronage Of the public is respectfully solicited
a. L. DEFIBAUGH.
July i, 1859. .-zz
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.7D.lIL.AISTR.RTOR,S AOTICE.

n EYTERS Of administration. on the estate Of
a. Aaron Good, late OF Napier Township, deed.
having been granted to the subscriber, notice is
therefore gven 70 all persons indebted to said cs
tate to make payment 20 him at the residence OF
the dee'd, on the 18th Of January Inst, and those
having Claims wilt present them for settlement at
the same tame. If the subscriber is not calledoa
at the time above specified, James Allison, ESQ
residing in said township, is authorized to mako
settlements, and receive moneys due the estate.
Jan. 4, 1861 Admr.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-02-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
a1ailedalnaia,

a BeaesolsEt iasiiiuiion established BIZ soeeiqE En-
doEaasn, for le Reiief Of the Sick aaa Distressed,
eBlfcfsd 'clth Pir@ eaf aa9 EpiSemtc Diseases and
especsqt{y for The Care q Diseases IF he Serual
0rgaas.
EEDIGAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
1tA Surgeon. TO all who apply BY letter, with q
habi,s of life, &c,) aad in cases of extreme poY~
erty, Medicines furnished free of charge
VALUABLE REP ORTS en- Spermaterrbeaa and
other Diseases of the Sexual Urgansi and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary,
sent to the aiicted in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Two or three STAMPS Tor nosfage viii
be acceptable.
Address, DIR. J. SKILLIN H0BGHTON, Act
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2 South
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. By order Of the
Directors. EZRA ID. HEARTEELI.
President.
GEO. FAIRGHILD, Secretary.
Nov. 10, 1s60.-zz
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eIIRI1gER'5
BlL5tHlG COUGH SYRUP.
Fof cogghs, Colds, Group, Waeop-
ing Ganga, asthma, Bronchitis,
splitting CT Bleed, Pain and
Weakness Of the Breast, Dif-
Genl'y ef Breathing, 60.
- IlE =. - IilsIiag.

From iis Rsg. Sarael Yiayliug.
BEpronD, Eov s, 1860.
air. ". L. SRaINaa--Dear Sir: Upon several
occasioas laVe aspd Four Baisamic Cough SYr9p.
IN Tay family and also on one occasion myself
when 0orn y frequent preaching, aad with the
hapFiest results.
SAMUEL YINGLING
BEBF0BD ttoy. 3. 1s6p
" 2. SHRINER-SIR AS you are about to intro
duce your Balsamic Cough Syr7p into our County.
wtii give you my experience with It, which you
are az liberty 20 use f you tajnS proper, some
two years ago e BOX that vas loss on tie Pennsyl-
opened The box and found u 20 contain your Balsa-
mic Cough Syrup, J had never heagj Of It at that
time but Nj. &ugbinb3ugh from your state hap
pgued to be present and said was enc Of the best
cough remedies in use and happepias to need q
caugh medicine ia my family I determined 10 give
It g trial, and so wei pleased vas { With ts fleets
that gave bottles of il 10 my friends an OF whom
agree With ne in pronouncing it the best cough
remedy they have ever met with, We have used il
and Ia tvery case If gave The most signal relief
Yours truly,
ADAM FERGUSON.
use3 IN ny family some Of the Cough Syrup
referred TO oy d r. Ferguson, and faly concur IN
tba pinior expressed by him.
WI AGNEW.
We used Sinners Balsamic Caugh Syrup and
c9Rsifer 1t the best Cough Medicine we ever used.
LEVI SMITH
and for sale by Fl. @. Reamer and Adam Ferguson.
Bedford Pa. e, 3. Ramsey, and VIM. States <
Co., Bocdy Run John Nycum & Son, Rays Hin /;
n n. kocns, Willow Grove; J S. Scheil Shells
6arg h. D. Beegie, ST. CairsTilIe.
NOV. 3, ls60.-zz
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GOOD bRNS.
TIE TRAIN giAS ARRlVEDl

j. N. SHOE.H,fKER g. CO.,
LEAVE just received large and carefully select
j. a. ed Stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which they are determined to sell cheap consisting
in part of Black and Fancy Silks, Bombazines,
Dclaines, Shawls, Cacoes, Flannels, Ginghams,
auslins, White Goods, &c. Also, Mems Wear of
all descriptions, such Cloths Cassimeres, Satin
etts, Tweeds, Jeans. Cord Drlings, Clothing, Sc.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and GAPS.
j very large assortment of Ladies' and Gents
Boots and Shoes, a prces sizes and qualities; and
Hats and Gaps, TO suit all.
ALSO, A large assortment of Queensware, aasl
Hardware. Single and Double Carpet chain. Fleece
Cotton, Carpets, &c.
GrF oCEE = ES2
This department is supplied with the very choic-
articles that be hal in market and as cheap
as can be had anywhere consisting in part of prime
Rio Coffee, Sugar, all kinds and prices, Syrup and
Molasses, Black and Green Teas, Spices. Rice, To-
baeco, Segars; Corn Starch Dye Stufs, Cocoa,
Starch, Cheese, Ginger, Candles, Mustard, Paints
and 0ils Turpentine, Fish, tsc., &C., Thenklu for
past fayors they hope to receive liberal share OF
pablic patronage.
10 Cash Buyers and to persons of undoubted
standing, who willing to settle once year
Great Bargains viii be given. Call and see.
j. III. SHOEMAKER x CO.
April ID, 1860.
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/ MAP on BEDFORD COUNTY,

2 PROPOSE to make directory Nap CT Bedford
4 County from Gctuai surveys. if a sufficient nun
Der OF subscribers can he raised 10 warrant the u-
dcrtaking.
The map viii show the location Of alithe citizens,
ana also their places OF Business such as stores
Post Offices, Hotels Notwithstanding establishments
tTTisS Wills, saw Nils, Shops, &C. also the location
Of all the public roads, boundary lines, streams,
mountains, {zc.
Maps Of all the towns and large villages viii be
put the same sheet, also statistical tables Of tha
County, End If taken in tirne) the census of 1850.
EDWD. L. WALKER.
2. s. can furnish any one desirous OF getting
map Of the United States with cheap ana late
edition.
July I, 1859.
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IsH ACARoNI Cheese, Crackers. cfystalized trui;
4s-A and gum candies, for sale BY
a. +. DEFIBAUGH,
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A N erceiietl a1ttcleof KEROSENE just received
a at Dr.. Harry's Drug and Book Store.
Eoy. g, 1860,
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M NOE.TSEg
BLhNKSl RLAnESIl

X \ I1A0LIp pIIuli tu ent 4 Otes, ,LXDCuI ,o1S
IL Summons, SubpeRas, Constable Sales, ne
for sale at this Office
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State Convention.

By request Of the committee we publish
this week call for Republican State Con-
vent;on. called mass convention. The
wording of the call has caused great deal
of newspaper talk Most of the state repub-
lican papers decidedly object to the license
which the committee have taken in this mat
ter, and demand that the republican party,
now in III, fun tide of its success. shall not
be disorsanized by any such means. Such
are our views. The republican platform is
broad enough for all patriots to stand upon.
All who are in favor of supporting the con-
stitution and the Union. and sustaining the
federal government in it's efforts to suppress
rebellion and put down treason, can with
clear conscences unite with those who have
ol~oys fought against the primary cause of
all these troubles We advocate the letting
down Of the bars SO that all can come in and
help sustain the administration in this work ;
but as for giving up the Republican and ma
king Peoples party, as the Burlington
Times advocates, the idea is preposterous
the Republican, is emphatcally the peoples
party now. and it would be impossible to
manufacture one more so.
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Camp Baxter.

In honor, We suppose of the adjutant ger
era, the military camp IN this place is named
Camp Baxter. 1t is situated upon the fax
grounds. about mile south Of the village,
where ample accommodations Will be made
for The whole regiment. some Goo can he
quarte.eI in tie exhibition building, and az
other building 100 feet long is now being t
rcc,,d. Our new postmaster, with his usual
care fer the wants Of Al. in h.> department,
has provided: that lettering free o.: expense
be made up daily to and from the post-otiicc.
and the camp, delivering letters and papers
to officers and soldiers. The leiter-boX III
camp VIII be found in the quartcrmastcr's de
partment.
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Iutal and Stat; 1lrwG.
Brief Locals.

The County Coul. commenced IL esSion
here ol. Tuesday. There Is an UNUSUAL az
ray Of LAWYERS, but there is net promise ct as
much court business as common. As 1t Is
understood that the breach of promise case
,AIcGregor w. Jud,vine) is settled, the IN
tercst in the court wamcS.
Vegetation has taken long leap ahead
the past week. Three or four quite warm
DAYS, with occasional showers, did the busl-
ness.
1t is understood that {. {. Dewey esq
formerly Of Wells River, but late Of the edl-
torial corps Of the Rutland Daily Herald, is
to ne captain Of the Es> y county military
company, which has just been recruited under
Mr. Bcattie.
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words and gooG deeds III times Akt the pres
ent. Several of our distinguished clergymen
have preached to their respective consreSa-
tons eloquent and powerful sermons. adapted
to the occasion. Two of these | had the
pleasure of hearirg. viz: those of the Rev.
Mr.. Goodwin of the First Congregational and
Rev. DR.. Kerr of the First Baptist. Both
were soul-strring discoar>rs, and were both
repeated by request on subsequent days TO
very full houses. In addition to these, Rev.
Mr. Conant, Unitarian, and Father Donnc. an.
Roman Catholic, delivered war sermons,
neither of which did hear
Mr.. Donnelan, who by the way is very
good public speaker, preached By special re-
quest OF large number of Protestant as well
as Catholic citizens. in the largest hall in town
which was crammed to the utmost, and large
numbers were obliged 10 90 away FOR want
of room. linen our patriotic Ladies evluced
their devotion to the cause of our country by
assembling for several days, and plying the
needle in making clothing and uniform suits
for our volunteer soldiers. The Ladies OF
this city are never found wanting when Il
good deed is to be done OCCIDENTAL.
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never seen anything like finchlns under any
circumstances
Another thing in their favor is that they
have not TIE same inclination for rowdyism
and pilferins that some other regiments
have.
We are beginning to receive letters and
papers quite regularly. Letters come from
Vermont in four days. Some of the New
York and Boston publishers send copies OF
their own papers and their exchanges every
day. The few Vermont papers that We get
are read with great eagerness. Our friends
need not fear to send any thing they desire
to, provided it is sent to the care OF the cap
tain of the company, Vermont Regiment
Fortress Monroe"
The slaves in the vicinity are coming INTO
our camp in great numbers, and they have
generally been set at work. They say Their
masters have all run away in great fright.
Your Cb't servant,
ROSWELL FARNTIAM.
His Excellency, Erastus Fairbanks,
st. JohnSburv, Vt.
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Generals Fremont and tiuni.>.

The report about the assignment to certain:
departments OF Generals FrtmoM. and Banks
rc premature. and VII Vel, likely prove er-
roneouS. Nothing on the >uii,c, has Vet
been fully determined Fremont has been
appointed Major Genera. in II. +, GUAR ar
my Of The United States The government
POSSESSES 10 legal authority To Go tins, but
has assumed IT, Banks ha> been appointed
Il MAJOR General Of the three year, Volunteers
Fremont. should he remain in the yig:Hit, of
Washington, being in the regular army. would
rank Butler, who IS / Major General of vol
untecrs: whereas Banks would be ranked
by Butler, who is his senior in service: there
fore, !, would seem to be preferable for Banks.
and 10 afford hlm a more promising opportu-
nifty for distinction. to assign him to some
department in the West. Secretary Gamer
on is again pressing Governor Banks to &C
ccpt the position Of QGa,termastcr General.
with the rank of MAJOR General. and the sub
ject is again rc-opeHeL for consideration on
both sides. W,igh;y reasons ayc presented
which may induce Governor Banks to com
ply with the request Of the Secretary Of
War.