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Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
The War for the Union.
BY TELEGRAPH!
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

GEN. SCOTT ABOUT TO RETIRE
FROM HIS RANK AND POSI-
TION-HIS UNSETTLED AC-
COUNT WITH THE WAR De
PARTMENT-ANOTHER SEN
SATION REPORT ABOUT THE
REMOVAL OF FREMONT.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

To disabled Soldiers, SedpteB and Mari
~ hers ard widoWs or other heirs of those
who haze died or been kilisd IN the SER
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
For Coating Metals Of all Kinds Nh.
exposed to the Action Of the Wbarbs,
For Preserving and Regalr,D.
Metal Roofs

This isTHE ONLY GOMPosITIOF Kyovv Il, ]
sWecessfHHy resist extreme CHANCES Of al -
ans length Of time VAen applied 10 nsfoL 4
1t adheres firmly forming a body equal "a -
Of ordinary paint costs much less and vI ~,
THREE TINES as LONG; ana fronts 60
is not injured BY the contraction and erD,.,
TIN and other METAL ROOFS e-onseg5s1r
sudden changes Of the weather.
ItuiU not CRACK Is COLE OR RUyVwlpt
WEATHER AND WILL NOT WASH OFF
Leaky tin and other metal roofs can b 49,
repaired with Gmta Peyei1 Cement. and r-T--
from farther corrOsion and leaking, tbarr
Ing apeEfectly water-tight root for mla7 VA
ThA cement Is peculiarly adapted fog tbs
Walton Of Iron ratings, Stoves, Safes. Ar
Implements. &c, also Tor general maruls
GUTTA PERCHA CEMENT
For preserving and repairing Tiuari er-
al roofs o. very description, from It's s1sstsEr-
~, Is not injured by the c6u.rletoa al ers..-
Of metals. and wiH not eracE IA e9l4 zar r,.
garBl cea'ksr.
These materials are adapted to ell cr-ifa d
We are prepared to supply orders f,on a1y par
the country, a. short notice, for Gutn Psuba-.
ing in rolls, ready prepared for use, ami G1.u.a q.
cha Cement in barrels, with fu.I FFintat Ha
tons for application.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
The News.

Up to the time we go to press, there is
nothing Of particular interest by mail or
telegraph.
1t is said that Price and McCulloch
have formed a junction al NeoshO, where
they propose to make a stand and give
Fremont a fight. Their forces is said 10
be about 10000. The rump Legislature
is in session at that place; waiting a
quorum, however. 1t will confirm jack
sons Declaration of independence, and
in its svay make Missouri apart of Dixie.
Gen. Scott has sent in his resignation
giving as his reason for so doing, rapidly
declining health. A special Cabinet
meeting accepted it, and devolved the
command of the army upon Gen. Nc
Clellan. Gen. Scott, it is supposed, will
undertake a trip to Europe.
Col. Mulligan has been released.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
WAsH1EeTox, Oct. 30.

1t is understood that Gen. Mcclellan
has issued an order for the shooting of
four soldiers, found guilty of sleeping on
their posts.
The President has assured parties, a
forward movement by our army is deter
mined on. though at what time, 1t is not
proper to state.
The dispatch also speeks of wedding
out Incompetent officers, and says the ad-
vantage the South has had over uk is in
their superior regimental and company
officers. We are repairing this matter
slowly, and at the same time all who are
deserving of promotion from the ranks
are certain to receive it IN due time.
The Navy Department has recently
ordered five hundred more riaed guns,
and immense quantities Of shot and shell
are casting at all the foundries in the
country.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
NOTICE!

All persons having claims against the confederate
tribes OF the Otoe and Missouri Indians, are hereby re-
questeI 10 present them. properly authenticated, at the
Otoe aud Missouri Agency, previous 70 the 10Th inst
I will be in attendance up ID that time, for the pur-
pose OF fairly considering all claims that may be pre-
scented. JNO. 2. BAKER,
-CniteI States Indian agent.
Otoe and Missouri Agency, Nov. 1, 1861. n15.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07

The following letter from Garibald
has been received by the United State;
consul at Antwerp:
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
~INNOOO~-~~ $1,000 ~,J0,~ 49, N-NOOO@OO
WAR! WAR;!
VOLUNTEERS WANTED
SELECT SCHOOL.

Twill connensc 4 Select S;hooI at the City School
House. on Monday next, November nth, 10 continue
for a term of eleven weeks. A few more scholars will
be received. and those whO wish to enter school will do
we'll to confer with me soon at the Office Of z W
Thomas, as only a limited number will be received,
and no scholar for less than half the term.
II L r NJ S:
Primary Department, per scholar, 50 90
Common English, W
Higher English * Classical " 10
+. y. HEWETF.
BrownviIIe, November 7, 1851. n18
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
WAsHrxoroE, Oct. 81.
secret expedition

The War department did not recognize
Gen. Lane of Kansas as having authority
over a brigade. His commission was IS
sued by a State and does not proceed
from the President. Gen. Lane has sent
here for a corpse of sappers and miners
and the government refused TO grant the
requiSltion.
Private advices lately received from
Kentucky are very encouraging. The
rebels are represented to be falling back
in rather a hopeless manner. This is
better news than that reported by Gen.
Thomas.
w are officially informed that the
great naval expedition sailed without
written orders.
The President has informed certain
United States Senators who called upon
him Yesterday to know when a forward
movement was to take place, that the re-
sponsibility Of such a movement is LETT
with Gen. Mcclellan, and that 1t Is the
purpose Of the Executive to sustain him
in his undertaking, whatever his deter
mination may be. The Senators left sat-
isfed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1861-11-07
CAPERA, Sept; 10, 1861
WAsHINoroN, Oct. %.

Some of the Maryland Shareholders in
the vicinity Of Annapolis complain that
many Of their slaves have secreted them
selves on board the vessels of the Coast
Expedition, Several slaves were found
IN board the ships. and were returned to
their owners
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

Mountain. in all probability. Yesterday
Col Dumont. with the 7th regiment. will
reach Cheat Mountain % -day. az to morrow
These two regiments will give General Rev
noid- strength % make an advance ON Gen
eual lee and occupy strasbuFg
Capt. Henderson. OF the Gibson county
company in Camp Sullivan, has been apPOin
TED Lieutenant Colonel OF the regiment nov
stationed at that eneampnent
Two Irish companies under capts. Roiie
aad Tobin. from the north. have arrived ansl
are nov AZ the rendezvous Ia Indianapolis.
Orders have been received from the War
Department not 10 discharge sny more M
nors.
The WAYNE county ARTILLERY compaa, :
fast filling up
Capt connors earalr, OF Wayne county.
have arris ed and are now in camp, AZ indian
aPoli.
Indians has nov IN the held and getting
reads 10 march to the FIELD. 81 900 men
Nearly al The Lafayette ladies. 80 the
Coari,r Of that city state- are engaged N
knitting ior the soldiers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

FEDERAL TROOPS POURING INTO
ST. JosEPH-fIVE THOUSAND RE
Bells RIDE oUT-THE UNION MEN
HAPPY AND HOPEFUL-sKIRMISH
AT STEW ARTSVILLE-TEN DEAD
REBELS.
ST. JosrrH. Sept. ia correspondent Ut
the ~. Louis Republican, furnish the follow
ing items:
The Railroad bridge ever Little Platte
riAer is not yet repaired This does net in
terrgpt travel. however. passengers. mails
and troops being transferred Al the bridge
Three regiments of United States troops
the Illinois 10th, Iowa 81 and Kansas I'd.
reached here TO day. and more will arrive
TO morrow
Before the arrival of the federal troops,
more than five hundred mounted rebels rode
out OF town bound South. To join General
Price. They are an undiscipliued crowd,
we'll mounted but poorly armed.
The Unian men ara jubilant and hopeful
again.
At Siewarissille. yesterday. two companies
of Col. Morgan's home qua rds had Skin
mish with band Of secessionis and routed
them. killing ten or more and capturing sev
eral horses
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

- for extra State; 81 1904 80 for ssspeifine
Western: s. 05(d5 30 for common 90 me
dunn extra Western; s. 35@5 ~ for ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio. and a.
55C96 IS for trade brands DO.
Market closing quite firm.
CANADA--hour doing better Sale OF
ESQ bbls al 81 70a4 - for superhue. and
s. 70sd6 80 Tor common 10 choice extra
RYr FDorR-quist AID steady At " ''oa
Is
Coax M1AL-more active. ~i,h sale Of
200 bbs.
WsisKY-more active With sales Of .20o
bbls at les sdl9-chiefv nj the latter prices
The supply Of wheat : pretty and With
moderate EXPORT demand. market scarcely
so firm. prices, however. ale without any de
cided change. sales of % 600 bushels 81 CHI
cage spring al 81 Ola 90, the latter price
for vert choice 10 GOO bush NorthW esiern
club, AT 81 o.. 300 Racine spring. at 81 90
o. 600 bush at Milwaukee club n Al 0~fd
10
RrE-quies and frm at $50 l6c
BARLEs-dull and nominal
CoKN--l cent higher. with moderate eN-
port demand and fair speculation demand
Sales Of 1872 900 bush ~ 49, "a y c iol
suDefior a. common mixed western and $50
sac for good 10 PRIME shipping do. $50 J6c
for western yellow
OsTs-scarce and firmef a. a.,d3lc foI
Canada and - I, "a 35c for western and State
PoRk-less active, but prices without ma
terial change Sales OF $50 bbls as sli 50
for mess. ard 81 75d 10 for prime
BEu-con,inues quiet and steady. Sales
of 200 bbls. AZ s3C64 30 FOR country prime
81 Jf for DO. mes; 9GIl = for repacked
mess and sl2 1913 80 fos extra mes~ Ia
prime mess beef and beef hamss. there T. no.
thi: ( Of moment doing. and prices nomina,i,
unchanged.
Cur MrArs-are quiet with sales IT =
packages. at $685. for shoulders ans
S5Cd5i. for hams.
/ BACoN-duli and nominal
l.knn-<feadv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
SIR JAMKs cLAkkf'S

SIR JAMES CLAkkf'S
& CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills (
Prsporea irssn . yr,seT.sfioR 81 S,r j. ciari.
ND. Pkysician Extraordinary 70 fae Qaoh
rhis invaluable 'ueiis1ne j, ufailing Ia ihc cure
al those painful ard dangerous disease. 10 which fhs
female oor.flisuon -nlf~oi u rioirrsies ia 81.
eesse. spi fe..ese- d. assiraeuon-. and -reso.
cure mas ie reifst oa.
70 NAkRisD LADIES
{ particularly suited II Ell, ~ . shart t.,a-
brin, o. IL monthly i.slo-i with regularity
zach bottle. proe one dollar. bears n.
nasni Stamp q Grea; British, 70 prevent c.sisi-
feiss
sAIrIoS.
71~-, RAJ. shoa.f - tsk.a ~ y.s,s,les aa..s
ue fJRSI THEE6 MONTHS 81 Tre0aen.s. =
toy ar, sHs n bring 90 Rsosrrisge. b,a 80 my
fter lime they ars sfis
In al e--~- Of Nervous .,. Spinal Asrcisss. f-in
In the Back AID IAmis. Fatigue ga .sgbi cxrriion
PslpitAtien 4 The Heart. sIy-'.rsc- ard wbs.-
tl.e-e n.is all sa.ci a cure ~hea ~ o'i-r mean.
hsss aliol. AMI aiihpusa poserfel remedy. 10
not ssatain iroa. colonel. .s.fi,rasy - auyshIas
hurtful 70 the oea.fiiaiisa
Pull directou- th- ptal,Al-.s arss..d .acb sask
age, which -hoslid - c@refsly prrssr,es
sole Agent far the United state and Cas.a.i.
JOB MOSES. d4-s~I. G. Bsad@in A c..
Eoehcstef. " \
sB-sI o. ant c postage stamps enclosed 70 a.,
authorized sgrnt, ~iii usuTe be.se. containing -
Pills d, return snaG Ss,d -. r. Cunningham
and p n. Donneliy, T~rre- Hsu,~. aud all 900
Druggist lmy2idst'
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
FALSE REPOR1-ACTfNITY IN
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON, Sept ls-There j. author
~ for declaring that the reported procl~ma
ton OF the Governor General OF Cub, As
recognizing the rebel aag. j. spurious No
such proclamation has been maize.
Great activity still prevails in al branches
of the Navy Department.
An order was issued 10 oay from the War
Department authorizing commanding of
GERS at Hstteras to accept the services of
loyal North Carolinians, not exceeding one
regiment. and 70 make timely reqnisii ION for
arms, &c
Ex-Mayor Berreu returned 20 Washington
to-day. and bad an interview with tho presi
dert
Gen Mcclellan and stan spent the eutire
day 10 Virginia. reviewing the troops
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

AiNtiNNtttr I'm
Flour iirm and ia fair local demand az
- 75d3 20 tor snperhns. and 50 goa for
extra The iayorab bic aisices from New
York have not Influenced tie market much
owing 10 the difficulty IL making shipments
WnrAr-rather quiet a. snd9e Tor choice
rel and white
CcRN-steadN 81 &c
OATs-at pc
RYL-dull NJ 37a3e~
WBIsKN-- at 1870.
Moderate demand for mess park for sns
use. At $40 1913
Bacon good demand and all bone sides
to be had below s. ". were taken; shoulders
sold at tiss@ile clear side At Sos q
Bulk Nr,rs-- nav be quoted at 81 -
Az and ga
Lard and sugar buoyani ant selling at ga
lOi for Jaw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
Noon Dispatches.
Import Mt from ashlngton

The Rebels Approach cur t..it Wing
-De~troy property-fai~e alarm
Prompt Preparation-tontr
>egroe~-Rebeis Concentrating to
ward- Aiexandria-They Propose In
Take "A Heavy Contract-Beaure-
gard Sent for-t hanging Mail Route
Lieut.. Col Atwood R~sirrs from
the Sersiee-Coionels Ia the Ken
lucky Observation-Disclosures Treat
ment of Union Prisoners OF War.
" AsntNorOS Sept l6.-i.ieut col. At
wood OF the 9th Wisconsin volunteers was
honorably discharged from service to day in
consequence 81 physical inability To endure
the ialigues OF camp life His retirement is
universally regretted by the Regiment. for
he WAS an able officer in the volunteer ser
vice
The 70 lowing Colonies have been appoint
ed 10 take command of the Kentucky Vol
unteer Infantry : ;. Fry. ii Infantry, =
T. Rowan. RI Infantry. Frank Wexford, lst
Cavalry
While the Government OF the United
States are doing the best they can, under
the r,tie- OF var, GO take care OF and protect
the health OF rebel prisoners. now III their
possession. Jefl DAVIS, ar Beauresard. or
Johnson or all OF them. have sent our pris
Onors 10 Castle Pinckney. the nearest fort 60
t'x citv Of Charleston. :. c.. where ieN er
prevails seNtensively at this season Of the
wear. II our officers whom they have taken
prisoners and confined in Castle Pinckney,
survive the present season. il viii! be contra
~ 20 the we'll known theory OF >ontherners.
for they have always asserted. a. a reason
why slave labor must be employed. that
Northerners could not survive the malania
and fever that prevail in that section.
The rebels may suppose that the contne-
ment ct officers of the Union army in Charles
ton. may prove a protection - that place
We shall see.
SPECIAL TO rHE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l7th--Last evening
the rebels approached our left wing in force,
DESTROYED sever grain racks. and other prop
ertv, and pursued "A number of cattle belong
{ ing to Union families.
I Later in the evening. on false alarm Gen
Slccam's Brigade was under arms IN four
7 minutes
turned ont that several c0ntrabands had
arrived on their masters horses, and some OF
our own men had struggled in the bushes.
An intelligent free negro from airiax, ar
rived here, saying the greater part OF the
rebels are arriving between Fairfax and Al
duuIlts Whtic 1hcf ha'o "to"" Wy S'~'%"'
works He heard lawyer Hunter, owner OF
the Hunter Mills. say that the rebels would
take Arlington Heights and Alexandria, thi:
week. with 900. 00O men. and from there
shell Washington.
After the fight at townsville, Beaureg"rd
was sent for TO bring reintorcements from
Manassas. Is they feared We would oyerpoweI
them. He came with considerable body o.
troops.
Owing 10 information received by the i'ost
office Department that the Hannibal ! ~
Joseph Road is entirely unprotected from the
rebels ~ ~ Joseph, in their hands. IL j. or
dered that the California mail be carried va
Davenport and Council Bluff.
The Department has also received mior
nation that all the o:iicers AMI EMPLOYEES al
tia Overland Company are rebels
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

Ins 3-rH kEcNrSr Cap. t.iimka. of
ths 18th United States Regiment. iefl Indian
.T-'ii- sa Monday evening tor New Alhfs,,.
%. ,se purpose mastering into the ser, ice .
che 18th. stationed IA that cits This reei
meat viii soon be organized into the 6c.A
IL has full ranks. AMI lacks hsa little Of ~
sng complete equipments.
rsY Ira Rrstsx>r There we're .ama
s~~nts membcrr % the lIsh Regiment len
n ne hopital in Indiaaapoii. when he re-,
msns lefs Tor - Loai-. y-<i>eis, ten 81 thee
~ese sent 10 rc,oin sheir comraie- al faiu
can leaving ten here ALL IN the -iek LIT -
These are ali Improving hoWercr ami ~ill
be able. shortly. - 80 sgasn .asa active scr
vice
Hs.ss FSo.-Ds william 3 Flsteiser
Of Indianapolis ~he was taken PRISONER semr
sir,~ since. our reader. I'll rsm~mher.
Ia bcea heri from lie = IN tie hands 81
che rebels. >ome t~~nay eight nnile- frosa
Gen. kcynosd's h-aiquauer- a place
called Clear spring Tai. Intelligence "a.
received from prsson-r taken ~ some o.
the FEDERAL scouts. wha !. .ss a Columbia.
Ohio.
TKE 9rx Al CssAr uotSsAl~ To-s.s -
Col. xilsoy. with the ssh regiment, ~. -
psllAire Estsrda, 10 soald each ohsA
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
sklRNIsH AT roINT OF ROCKS

PoiN7 on Rock. SeFt 10 eslerlsv. sik
men OF the Massachusetts 18th while riding
on the tow path two mile above Harper
Ferry. were fired upon hy the rebels from the
opposite side Of the river. bat ore va Killed
There was considerable body of rebels
posted behind the warehouse and other build
inss Capt Striber OF the 18th Massachu
sets. directed the hre Of a ~ FOUNDER
against the building dispensing the rebels
Ii Is supposed that by the FIRE Ave or III
were killed
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

The advertiser having been RESTORED T. heaitb in
f''w weeks is very simple remedy amer having 80
fered several years with severe Jung affection. ara
that dresd disease. Consumption ankloa- % msi.
known 20 his fellow sltrrers The means - cure
To those Who wish 10 ny i. b. VII send q COPS @
he prescription used ,rse 4 charge, viii tie dr..
lions for preparing and using he same. which f.at
viii find sure cure Cor Consumption. Asthma. frsn-
oh';i- &c. Ths only Object = The ADVERTISE d. n
sending he prescription 70 beneiit the athlete sai
spread information which be conceive % 10 it, aias-
bic, and be hopes very sufferer viii try his remedy
a. Il oosis them retsine. SD may prove hle.-iif
Parties ~tsh.ng III prescription VIII pleas, al fs
rrr, Ei,W ARD 4 WILSON.
Niliiani-ifrs.
sepl6dwlv King ce..nfr =.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

30. "a. N.in -. under the National hou.c,
TrRsN HsVrE. f~pfk~k
Asus manufacture oar Eastern WORK ~
can anil ~is ~eH god at loser price- than
ran he bought II snv other house N the
Grade. Persons wishing TO bas a, wholesale
all kDd !, % their advantage IA bas OF
~. a. sc I'll sci AZ the lowest Ezssern prsees.
No IL. Main Street. Terre Hauie Ind
Factor, near saaxus Rridge. Ivan. Mas
Custom work AMI rrpairiDg done 70 order
S5dk~sn.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18

EDITORS ExrRrS-.-As tho President ol the
United States. at the instance Of both Houses
of Congress. IN view Of the prescI { perilous
and alarming condition IT our beloved eoun-
fry has in hi- proclamation recommended
the observance Of THURSDAY the Doth Of
September. ~ a day " humiliation. fasting
and PRAYER. ant ss il Is presumed that all the
Churches will he opened for public worship
On that day. and a. this IS a matter in which
ss Al. As christian community. are deeply
atrrested. would il not be well il the CITY
Council .snld take appropriate action IN tho
premises. ard thes afford their sd in securing
high Observance Of tic day Would il no,
be vel. Il the Nayor. with the san. ION of
the Council. world recommend the closing OF
abe stores and the general suspension of
ordinary secular business on thai d,v. aud
especially that he would reqssr> all drinking
and gambling Saloons t. be closed. that the
peace Of the CITY NAY not be interrupted
and the church going people be no, dis,arsed
a the religions ol.servances Of the das
A CHfsTs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
WESTERN KENTUCKY IN INsr RREI
TIONS

CuIcAco. Sept. l1th.--A special t. the
Journal from Cairo. saws that Thornton Law
west of the Cumberland river. he's been de
clared under insgrrectionary control
Secretary Chase has instructed the Sur
veyor here. to prevent all commercial inter
course y ith that section. and 20 search the
baggage of all persons going thither. .
The gun boat Conestoga. captured the
reb ell steamers Stephenson and Gazette up
the Cumberland river, yesterday one con
tanned 100 tons Of iron
4 deserter from jeff Thompson. saws that
the force opposite Columbus = 1900 and
that they are ragged. shoelcss and short OF
provisions he expresses the opinion that
he command will disband
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
Patriotic Action at the New Jersey
Repu hi tcams-Ireasouab Ne-
mark Of the peaee Party Caudi-

Nrv.RK. y. J.. sept l6-rhe Republ
cans here have concluded "a abandon their
party Organization. a7d take uP any good.
sound Union men in the coming local e!ec
ton
Gen Theodore Runssn. who vas Doug
lss clector. 5 tho prominent cap,lid7tc Tor
Navor
The Peace party have made their nomina.
fionS. coupled With resolutions sustaining the
Government. the fnll force 81 which NAV be
appreciated when il j. known their candidate
Tor Mayor expressed the opinion that this
var on the part Of the South i Just md
hol. - va ours OF the Revolution
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-18
stations oiih~ Indiana Trio .,-.

The following are the stations Of the lad
State We shall correc,it from time 30 time
A. the several regiments move from position
TO another
eth Regiment-Col Dumont- Cheat Mount
ain Gap. Headquarters. HutionviIle Virginia
slh Regtmenf-Cal Renton--si Loais
Missouri
9th Regiment-Col Milroy- Cheat Moeat
ain Gap. Headquarters. Huttonville Virginia
18th Regiment--Col walace-Paducah,
XIV
l2th Regiment-Col Linck--Hy attstovn
Maryland
18th Regiment-Col SulIivan-Cheat
Mountain Virginia. Headquarters for letters
for the resiment-Huttonville R,ndo pin
county. Virginia.
I4,h Resiment--Col Kimb,ll-western
Virginia
18th Regiment--Cal. Wagner Western
Virginia Direcs letters sni papers 70 ii,h
and 18th regimen, the same "a - the 18th. a.
above given.
18th Regi.nen,--cel Hackleman-H
town. Maryland
18th Regimcas-Col lIascaII--wesier
Virginia Direes letter, - the came po-s
office a. g..cn Tor the 18Th regimen
The .th 9th 18th. i4ts, l5ta mi .th Reg
merits are scattered at different ro:nil among
the vallie- an hight, IT the Cheat Mountain
range The post office address 70. All Of
these Regiment. IS Huttonviile. Virginia
18th Regiment--col. Pattison-Jeffer.oa
CITY. Missouri
10Th Req nent--Col. Neutrality-suspicious.,
Highs. Washington City.
10Th Regiment-Col Browa-csckeys
vile. Maryland. Cockeysville Is the head
quarters Tor tbs regiment bu, il i stretched
along the railroad between Il dtmore ani
Harrisburgh for eight miles or more
plat Regiment--Col. NcMillan--Locusi
Point. near 3 Gilmore Post o.fi.@ al ire,
OF the Regiment. Baltimore. Maryland
22i Rest--Col Dlvis--loifsrson Civ. NJ.
I'D Regt-co, sanlerson-r Adueah. Ks
9th Regt-col Hovcy-Carondelet No
18th Regt-co Veitch--s: Louis. No.
10Th Regt-Cpl Whel,lcy--S,. Louis. NJ
9th Regimen'-col Colgrove-Washins
ton Citv
CtxtIRy
Capt. Bra~ker's Compunv--Wsstern Nlr
ginia Post Office address. Hattonville
Capt stewards Comosny--W Western Ntr
ginia-Post Office 81 lr--s. Weston.
Lieutenant Colonc. Scott Carriers -iN com
panies Of the lst reymsa, OF Indiana cavsl
rv-Baltsmore. Nd
Col Baker's eight companies OF the ii
regiment Of Indiana csvsirv--Si Isoais
Missouri
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Capt ffshargers Company Loai-
Missouri
+ tart klanS's st,muans i0a,- No