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THE ALLEGED SEIZURE OF THE U. s. HOSPITAL
AT NEW ORLEANS.

The story that the q. S Hospital at New Orleans has
been seized by the State troops ands $50 patients ruth
lessy turned cut of doors is thus disposed of by the
New Orleans Delta
No government hospital or any other hospital in this
State has been nterfered with by the government or
ate authorities There ia community in this world
where hospitals are more regiousy respected and where
the sick and destitute enlist earnest sympathy,
than that of New Orleans No such barbarity has been
thought Of aud the last place in which it would be
thought of is New Orleans The only government hos
palis the Marine Hospital and that is now administered
a. heretofore by the officers of the federal government
without interference disturbance the part Of the
State This story doubtless originated in the fact that
the barracks below the city had been occupied by the
State troops Attached TO these barracks is military
hospital where few old soldiers have had refuge in
times past but which of late years has been allowed to
go to ruin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
REPORTED SAD CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE IN
S-STARVATION STARING FIFTY THOU
SAND PERSONS IN THE FACE

ArCHISOS, hAS., Feb. 4, 1861.
Messrs HYATT and Pomeroy have prepared the follow
r address 10 the people of the States which represents
truly the condition of the people of Kansas without ques
tiOa
Starvation in Kansas but one step between nifty thou
sd peoDle and death An appeal 20 the press OF the
,uu'ry 20 the churches Congress to the State Leg
atrres 70 philanthropsts and TO the humane every
where Prompt seton by the country or miracle
from God can alone saye this people. The famine Ike
vortex draws to It's frightiUl centre all conditions
They who had food Yesterday have to-day and they
who have food TO day have for tomorrow" Seven
~ teams arrived Yesterday fry were loa1ed and sent
syay the dsv before Ten thousand dollars worth OF
cl,bjpg mas heen distributed within the past week. SIX
ttonsand dollars in cash within four days bave been
p,I for freiehs Eiglty-oEs loads OF provisions
we arrived within that time and yet sterTaton Is imml'
p-n The people are living rom hand to mouth and are
b,rey saved alive Our funds now exhausted The
mbers OF the destitute increase ieariuly. The melting
s.oxs of February and the OverfOsing streams must
y prevent the distant sufferers from coming here TO
t sup7is Their salvation depends upon our prompt
mes. in establishing depO,s for provisions at accessible
r,ipts Without funds t.e whole work must cease
T ipterns,ion OF a week IA death end desolation IN
. tbe country gives Is seed there bs nc harvest,
al d. seed wheat should be in the ground within iJFty
dvs A. least 100 UIo bushels needed for food and
al much more Tor sasd 70 the heart Of the country and
Il. The name OF Christ Nc make tbs earnest appeal
TEADDETS HYATT.
la behalf Of the perisLag multitude.
endorse every word Of the above,
s C. PONEROY,
Chairman Of The Kansas Relief Committee and General
Aq4ut for distribution
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ppvpiRtTT0v non nrrrvoy

The Jacksonville (Forda) Mirror of the 10th ultimo
us,s Captain Steele, with detachment of hp coupa-
n.y. proceeded to st. Augustine fow days ago, and has
succeeded in transporting four thirty opounders from
the fort at that place to the mouth Of the st. Johns to
be placed at point upon the river, and one ten.
FOUNDER be placed at point upon the river be-
tween the mouth and Jacksonville. These guns we're
transported by teams upon timber Carts The frs ieuen
ant Of the above company calls upon the patriotic citizens
of this section aid them by sending as many negroes
can be spared for the purpose Of assisting in work on
the defences at the mouth Of the river"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
The Gorcrnnaent Loan.

The bill which passed the House of Representatives. on
Saturday, authorizes loan not exceeding s25 100000
to be placed at the dposl of the President to meet the
liabilities of the Government faiag due on the LIST of
Jolly, or Tor the redemption of treasury notes now out
standing aud 20 replace in the treasury any amount of
said notes which shall have been paid and received for
o. bile dues The bill provides that stock shall be issued
Tor the amount borrowed bearing interest rot exceed
iug SIX per cen.um per annum, aud to be reimbursed
within period no, beyond twenty years and not less than
ten wears No certificate Of stock IS to be issued for
less sum than one thousand dollars and, whenever re-
gred the Secretary OF the Treasury may cause coupons
Of semi annual interest payable thereon to be attached
10 crdcatss issued under the act and any certificate with
such coupons OF interest attached may be assigned and
transferred by delivery OF the same instead of being
transferred on the books of the treasury The faith OF
the United States pledged Tor the due payment of tie
interest and principal Of said stock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

MrRpgR john Amiss, of Buckingham county, Va,
va- found dead within four miles of New Canton, few
DAYS snce He had been shot in tie back part of the
head, the bal passing through the skull He had on his
rersnn wheu ne let home tend9llar rOte, which was
o, on his body when found. man ufmel Steger aud
bis wife have been arrested on suspicion II having
committed the murder.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS TO THE PEACE
CONGRESS FROM AASSACHUSETTS-VN MON
MEETING AT EANECI[l HALI.-lETTFR FROM

Mr. EVERETT.
BcsroS. Feb 5-The House of Assembly to-day pass
ell the Senate resolutions for the appointment OF com
mi sioners to Washington. The Governor has appointed
John Goodrich, Charles Allen, George S. Bowel, and
Nsssrs Forbes Crowninshied, Chandler and Waters,
said commissioners.
The Union meeting at faneuil Hall today aud this
e, sniuc was large and enthusiastic. Hundreds
able 10 gain admittince. A letter from Hon. Edward
Everett read, stating that Congress was unable TO
heal the breach Members bound by party ties and
the only alternative was the Union a bloody strife
His letter concludes "et the cry ring out from Fame
uil Hail. the Union must and shall be preserved"
Resolutions of attachment 70 the Union were then
adopted Also resolutions approving of the recent speech
e. OF Aessrs Seward aud Adams; appealing to Virginia
and other border states to remain faithful to the UuioD
concedng the equal rights OF all the States in the com.
mon territory, and approving the compromise basis pre-
scented in the resolutions OF Senator Crittenden.
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france aua southern cOnrsIsraey.

o. .turlsy a.. III Nes iosl Courier ds' Fats
J. lno C. a la. C hal reserved letter tro4 Pare,
ss!Juuary I.ti .tatng ,ha' the Commissioners FROM
N. SIT, Of A,uth Ca-,nnt had arrived Paris, and
ssssated .sasslgss TO NJ ThOusenel. The Minister d
Flrsgu A's.~. Wh seiset them with becoming court
So al se,yec b.. ".tho-t taking SIDE "'h them 0e
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PREsESr-King Victor Emmanuel has sent present
Ga Ter.sl' GaribAlifs daughter who is nov residing
IA her father A. Caprerl. IL Is dImond necklace,
ear,ugs TO ss'ch and SAs to have been presented
her New Years day bat the stcimy prevented
/ being received IN tine. IL is ramored bv the Nsy,
at this Miss Garblld j. about marry SiereSe pro-
f.. s1r sh0 has been lately visiting NaplsA
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TuE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RETURNS.

In veseriiy's paper list OF the members elect OF
the safe Convention embraced Lightweight names. We
sui DIN the returns since received, with additional
m of delegates asceItsiued be elected including
erl who ran without opposition, and must therefore,
have been successful
EuzAnrru Clr,-Chas. X. Mallory, Union, elected by
about 800 majority over Baker 2. Leo
AccouAc-Custs Union, elected.
IsLy az WiGur w hitield Sou hern Rights, elected
NORTHAMPTON Fisher, State Rights elected BY large
majority
Fa.NSllN Mai Jubal A Early and Peter Saunders
Conservatives elected by loo majority. This county
gave Breckenridge 2Ou majority.
t;oocHLANp-Walter D. Leake is elected over Hon.
James A. Seldom by small majority.
SorrEAvProN-The turns from few precincts indi-
| cate the election OF j. j. Kindred
LxgIs-E Borgess., Conservative is elected by at
least 200 majority over Dr.. Bland, Secessonst. This
/ +, a glorious vct0ry," says our correspondent.
| RICHMOND AND WESrNoKELAS1.-Ino. Cgitcher Union,
i elected over Hon Wlloughby Newton, b. large ma
s-RocSpRlpaE Moore aud DOrman elected by more
11tn thousand majority over Judge BrOckenbrough.
The following is a continuation OF the list Of members
| 81 ct
! 4ccoB,ac-Curt.s.
! Caroline Edmund 4 Aofris.
] Flyst,e and Raleigh Henry l.. Gillespie.
! Fiuvaana.-James ~ Strange.
| FraaIi.a-Jubal A. Early ana Peter Saunders
| Characterization T. SeawelL
! t!o0cbllad Waiter d Leake
Greene and OrdHqs-Hon Jeremiah Morton.
/ ISL, of HigAt -Whitfeld
! ElslSol and Rod1s.-Francis p. Turner.
! Eia0 George and Siaford.-Edward Waller.
/ Ls,ris-E. BoggesS.
] L,.qep burg W J. Nebett.
/ R1rion-Alpheus +. Raymond and W. P. Thompson.
/ Bqyce-AIen T. Caperton aud John Echols.
Horg.u- johnson Orrick.
/ N,lson-FredeTick W. Cabell
/ N,or,ha,nBton -Niers ". FISHER
/ Prime, William -Eppa HuntOn.
! P4lasLi-Berj T. WysOr
p,tnam-James W. HOge
! RqppaLannock-H. G. Mohet.
/ Richmond aud Westnorslaad-John Critcher.
! Williams and - Conn.,
/ Smv.6-James W. Shelley.
/ Tagior.-John $. Burdett.
| Hvthe-Robert c. Kent
large majority of the above ara returned as Union
| meu.
As far as heard from only three members of the Sen
ATE and three Of the House Of Delegates have been
f. elected.
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MAR ri I'D,

At the residence Of brides father Major Samuel
Wednesday January son. by Edrr Crenshsv Mr. THOMAS
JErEs Miss C0RNELiA sEAY all Of the county OF Anne
Ia Virgina.
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ALBANY, Feb g.. The State Assembly have passed
bill appropriang sl00o00 for the relief Of the Kansas
sufferers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
u. s. SENATOR ELECTED.
AID FOR KANSAS

ALBANY, Feb. 5.-Judge Ira Harris was TO day elect
ed by the Legislature member Of the United States
Senate to succeed Senator Seward.
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To CORRESPONDENCE.

LSs-s uassibs addressed % ~ EsIOr n s
VAC.
ircs ,srsn ho sdss Of "a pdpty Sia aci pSShSA-
az Ts II long 1adsg, 0gAf 20 % kaO,ca 70 az,
SD to 81 bs departed ~ 06ifdrp notSosssso&sd-
- sfgAf lsass cAIrgsd f0r a. advertisements.
~ undertake 70 rsssra rsssd cop-ssesss0Ai
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
PREMIUM BIT

n@BAk ER'S PREMIUM BIT
~ TERa Is conceded to be the most leous, whole
some enectua tonic In the World used almost fam
lily 10 MA solely for this climate and should be
found every Southern Family, for de
eases the ald bowels They fall
Nervous besdsehe &c with pao In the
they give immede ef disc dered
yers and dehated persons they Will give vii,
energy the whole system They only need trial give them
all other Bers The bters be had Of
Mesus GRAY, PURCELL, LADD A co by all prominent
Druggists Ia the city Of Richmond aud elsewhere In Virginia and
North Carolina Also by c. SToTr CO. WISH ngton City,
O.. CANDY GuPfs co, Baltimore A FAIlSEsT0CK CO,
Philadelphia, and BARNES PARK, NewYr RI
o iers hled by addressing BAKER, Proprietor,
Feb. 6-dks Redmond Va.
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Mr.. Wade presented petition earnestly requesting
Congress stand firm by the constitution and the enforce
ment OF the lave.
Mr. Ten Eyck presented several petitions ofihe same
chaIac er.
Mr. Bger presented petitions in favor Of the Critte2-
den resolutions
Mr. Cameron presented petitions recomme ding Cong
to stand by the costitution.
Mr. Wigfil offered resolution inquiring of the Pre-
sdent why troop have been concentrated in this District
their number and il destined for any special service and
what Laid over.
The loan bill was then taken up.
Mr. Pesrce, OF Maryland advocated the passage Of
the bill to the support of the government
de dsclamed the idea that the money was TO be
used for purposes Neither the government could be
maintained or the Union restored by the 'nercise Of
force He thought the loan necessary for the ord
nary working OF The government in time OF peace.
Without taking action on the ball the consideration OF
the Presidents message resumtd
Mr.. Johnson OF Tennessee. addie'ed the Senate al
length chi d. in explanation and rassertion OF The
views expressed il hs speech on the lsh Of January
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07
Iubehalf Of the perisLiag multitude.
CIV word Of the above.

Chairman Of The Kansas Relief Committee and General
Agent for distribution.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-02-07

Dr, McClintock's Cold md Cough Mixture
peri rms In instance, what promised when 10.
oduced It with the uniform that morning
d night I'll the varieties Of cold ha-asns
cough and edstely relieves nfaerza hoaenes and ti
ling Of the palate or throat. Price % cents
Sold by USHER sHEPHERD J.-din
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BEAUTY AND THE REaST

striking than that gray hsaf
state Of nature and one to which us famous dye has be
piled Manufactured BY CRIsrA Astor House. N,
York. Sold everywhere and sppned BY all Hair Dresss
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NATURAL MAGI,

Suppose Suppose have sandy red vie grit,l
flaming yellow hGr Suppose prefer gft brovn NJ
dark brown, black. WELL apply ~ zoo
CRISTlDORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-29
Houses GxaaA Lots
Fob SALE.

The undersigned offers the following bargains in
Real Estate:
Lot No. 226, Donation Enlargement of Evans.
vile, Sycamore and Fifth Street, for 81 O50
in cash.
Also the South East quarter Of Lot No. I63, Do
nation Enlargement with frame tenement house
thereon and brick out-houzes attached thereto for
81 900 in cash or comfy or city orders. Orders
taken at par.)
Also, the middle quarter of the same Lot, upon
which Is situated frame tenement house contain
ing six rooms including kitchen, with brick out
houses as above, for SS00-pas ment as above. The
above dwellings are renting for 1928 per annum.
Also, Lot No. 211 and the North.We quarter
of No 2lO, Donation Enlargement, for 50, $50 In
cash, or county orders at par. This portion of
grousd measures 1925 feet fronting on Fourth
Street, aud extending back to the Alley and Canal
In the rear thereof.
Also. $50 Lots in Lamasco, at prices and on time
to suit purchasers.
so, 16O acres of Land--the North East quarter
Of Section 20, Township 7, South Range IL West,
iu Union Township, near the bank of the Ohio
River-on easy terms
Also, 500 acres of Land In the Counties of Van
derburgh, Gibson, and Pike, for which, as well as
the lots in Lanasco, the undersigned viii accept in
payment cash, City County orders at par, orany
kind of understandable country produce
VIM. H. WALKER, Real Estate Agent
juiy26- lmd&3mW
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the writer and. there remain, uncaIled for,
two months"
a letter on which the writer has Endorsed
his or her name and place Of residence,
0ithoat direction as to time of remaining
uncalled for, must be returned by mail to
such writer after the expiration of thirty
days. When, in addition to the name and
residence of the writer, the time for holding
the letter whether more or less than thirty
days. is specified, such time is to be ooserv-
ed. A business card printed on letter IS
not to be regarded, unless it embraces a re-
quest for the return of the letter to the
writer, if unealled for.
Return postage Is charged on this class OF
letters, colleetable on delivery to the writer.
Return postage is also now charged On all
letters, valuable or otherwise, returned Tor
any reason from the Dead Letter Office.
Persons inquiring for advertised letters
should be careful to mention that they are
"a advertised" Otherwise the advertised
letters may not be examined.
JAMES q. ACNEELY, P. M.
Evansville, July 81, 1861.
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nniIv Overland wall.

Through the enlightened exertions, main
~, of Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFAx, of Indiana.
the energetic chairman of the Post Office
Committee of the House of Representatives
in the last Congress, a Daily Overland Mail
to the Pacific was established, to commence
running the LIST of July. By the following
from the st. Louis Democrat of the oath, 1t
will be seen that the Daily Overland Mail
is in the full tide of successful expert
ment."
"The Overland Mail leaving San Fran
cisco every day is now arriving In this city
regularly. The first two mails arrived on
the 22d, and the mail of July Sd arrived
on the 23d-one day ahead of schedule
time"
Persons having connexions on the Pacific
coast, and persons there having friends and
relatives here, will know how to appreciate
the strenuous efforts that Mr. Colfax has
long been making to give the States and
Territories of the Far West the very best OF
postal facilities. Mr.. G. was cordially in
vited last spring by a number of friends in
the Far West to accompany the first Daily
Overland Mail to the Pacific, but was pre-.
vented from doing 50 by the breaking Out
of the War, which rendered his presence al
the Extra Session necessary. Mr.. Colfax ii
one of the JdUe public men of the age.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-07-29

ga The Louisville Courier's war cor
respondent is speaking out in church. He
says of the militia who have been drafted to
assist Gen. Johnston-the officer who re-
treated to Winchester for "prudential con-
siderations -
For several days past the military have
been pouring in to our assistance. One reg
iment is encamped very near US, and we
have full benefit of their cornstalk soldier
ing. was accustomed to regard the old
field musters in Kentucky as the most per-
feet specimens of what was verdant in mill
itary matters, but the maneuvers of these
Virginians exceed, in awkwardness, any
thing ever known or contemplated.
1t does not look altogether right, howev-
er, that so many stout, hale, and hearty
men should have remained at home until
the last moment and then be drafted into
the service.
This, however, is net all. The cup is not
yet full. He goes on to say
Some of the militia have made an excel
cellent speculation out of the war, by acting
! as substitutes for citizens whose business or
fear Of danger keep them from the wars
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS is THE
LOWEST PRICE HAVE YET HEARD
AS HAVING BEEN PAID, AND IN
SOME INSTANCES FOURFOLD THAT
SUM-
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EDITOR JOURNAL 1T has been for some
time past subject of wonder that John
Ingle, Esq, President of the E. & G. r. R /,
employs draymen for hauling tobacco to
whom he pays ten cents per hundred more
than has been asked by several others.
Owners and consignees of tobacco may find
it an interesting and profitable investigation
to trace up this piece of patriotism to the
real motives Does the Railroad make
anything by this operation Or dees Mr.
Ingle Or does the party favored with the
hauling ? A. DEAyMAN.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK sIDE-W L Z.
July GOTH Is6l-And now il is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts OF
lots fronting on adjoining the northwest side Of
Cherry street. between Seventh and Eighth, In said
CITY, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause sidewalk
of class No to be laid down thereon within thirty
DAYS from the publication of this order.
P. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerk's Office July 9th, 1861. july27-3
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EXPERIMENTATION notice.

RDER FOR PLANK 81 D EVA L K.
July goth ashland now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city Of
Evansville that the owners of all lots parts Of
lots fronting on or adjoiningths north side ofFrank
lin street from Second Avenue, to third Avenue in
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
side walk of class No. 2 to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. p. BURKE CLERK.
CIerk's Ofsce July 9th 1861. iuly2T
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CORPORATION NOTTCE.
ORDER FoR PLANK sIDE-wALK.

July 20, 1s61.-And now tits herebg ordered and
directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the of all lots parts of
lots fronting adj dining the north west side Of
Walnut Street, from Sixth to Seventh Streets in
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade, and that they side
ak of class No. to be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication of his order.
p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, July 27. july27
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER FOR PLANK sID E-w L E.
July goth, I86I.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots or parts OF
lots fronting on adjoining the south side of Frank
lin street from Fourth Avenue to Fulton Avenue
in said city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be
brought to the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No to be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order P. BURKE, Clerk
CIerIts Office. JufV 9th. 1861 ful2I
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CIothine for soldiers.

have seized a quantity of shirts and
drawers which were an transihs to the rebels
in Tennessee, and propose to furnish them
to Commandments of Regiments and COM
panies at tfrst cost prices for cash, for the
use of the soldiers in South Western In
diana. A. L. ROBINSON,
Surveyor of Customs.
Surveyors Office, July 81, 1891.
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sG- The vote on ratifying the new con-
stitution Of Georgia, reported in an Angus
ia paper of a late date, forwarded US by Ad-
ans Express, shows majority of a little
over 100 in its favor The figures were
10, 200 for to 10, 800 against it.
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AttentionI

The members of "NIAeARA HOSE Con-
rAKT" are hereby notified to attend a
meeting at their Hall on this (Monday)
evening, at u o'clock, for the election OF
officers and payment of dues. A full and
prompt attendance Is desired.
JAS K. PATTERSON, Sec'y.
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- a letter from Captain Johnson

80 A letter from Captain johnson,
dated Camp Knox, July 9th, says that
the troops are not ready to receive visitors
not being uniformed and be hopes that the
Excursion to Vincennes will be postponed
until such time as the boys are ready TO re-
ceive their friends. We presume that this
announcement.will be sufficient to postpons
the Excursion until Thursday or Friday.
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A few able bodied men wanted to fill up
Captain Connects Company now in camp
at Yincennes. A recruiting office is now
open at DIR. Hallock's office in Marble Hall
building on Main street-where application
can be made. LIEUT. SANDERS
2td