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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-11
COMMODORE FooTE ToREEv.
liR.
ISLAND NO. 10 SURRENDER
ED,
Evcrything Capturcd.--n Men, Trans
ports. Sc,


Everything Capturcd.--Mcn, Trans.
ports, Nc.
CmcAoo, April 8.
The Alps arrived ut Cairo at 8 o'clocl
this morning, bringing Second Master
Lord, Of the Benton, with dispatches from
Com. Fooio Announcing the suIrcndcr I,
him at midnighloC tbc entire position
mon, guns and transports. Number o
prisoners not yet known, nor the amount
OF ordinance stores, &c.
Sr Loris, April &.
Gcn. llrllcck hns just trlcqruphcd Ia
the War Department that Island No. ~
was abandoned by the enemy last night
leaving all their ARTILLERY, baggage and
supplies and tick.
Gen. Pope hus captured three Gcncr.
ais, sN uouslnd prisoners 81 war, ono
hundred siege guns, several field batter
lee, aud immense quantities of small arms
tcats, wagons, horses and provisions. w,
have not lost single man.
Special to The indianapolis Journal
from Nashville, 7llf-Gcn. Dumout u
just now bringing in two stranbDat loud
ct meat 100000 pounds, captured by
Col llaegurd of his commnnd, iity milct
above here on the CumhcrlUuG
Nrslcldly Col. Duiligld, of that part o
Grn Dumonts command now 1T Mur
frccsbcro captured the mail direct from
CorinIh with upwards Of l5O letters
many Of them containing valuable inioT
nation in regard to the strength aud pc
Isilion Of the enemy. From these letter
tho General learned oi number of spic
at Nashville md Edgchcld and hos h0
them arrested.
WArsoN's LANDING, Tenn, !
April 3, 1862,
To lIuN Il. NJ. STANTON, Secretary {
War:
The enemy evacuated Island No. |
last night 1t is occupied by Col. Bulor
OF the 97th Illinois regiment. Gen, Pop
vii capture oil that remains on the Islam
to-day. The movement OH the rear Ia
done this work,
(SgncdJ Tnos. A. ScorT.
Assistant Secretary.
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BrofIcr Ogioers ard Soldiers

Department order No. "a published the
Presidents war order No. 3, Announcing
the changc In the limits and styles Of this
department and the assignment OF au Of.
ii ccr oi superior rank to lie command.
Mtiu~-Gcucral John G.. Fremont, y. $.
Army having arrived at Wheeling to as
iture the command, now take leave oi
you in the only maHncr IN which circum-
ttsnccs will permit. viz, IN General Or
der.
Companions IN arms In this vast de-
partment of mountains aud forests. I'm the
rairs of summer, the colds and storms OF
wiutcr, for niuc months, ! have witnessed
yuur uncomplanlng zeal ard activity,
your wutchings your murchings and your
ccmhats. Under God, TO your bravery
and coed conduct, il Is due that not a
single reverse has attended our arms In
all these vast regions.
Wherever &c, shnll bear with me
the remembrance of men who, leaving
home ard Ne crdourmcuis, against the
force OF all Former tastes aud habits, have
undertaken TO inurc themselves 10 the
tlils, privations, hardships and dongcrs Of
military life, aud have succrpdcd.
But, comrades, proud MS ! am of the
manly energy you hive thus displayed, I
an pruujer Still TO bear testimony 10 the
mr' aud lofty patriotism which called il
iurih.
No mean aud sectional spirit, no low
t'uckling 10 rpcklrss leadership, no blind
and ignorant iannticism has alarmed you
By your Intelligence, your mognauimi,y
ard % beprancc iowurd those whom the
rebellion has mislcd, you have shown that
you ent red into The conflict with CON.
vlttiou that The Interests OF froc Govern
mcn,, aud even Of human freedom itself,
oghoscd By arbitrary and dcsputic will, by
uhc rebellion in inyor OF dospotirm, Icy
in thc issue and that you fought TOR the
lib rites of al. both North undiSouth.
Such mcn deserve TO be md will be
free themselves; or, dying, will bcquoOth
liberty and glorious name TO their ros-
triiy.
That Il may be- your happy lot, In the
Union, unctcr the eonst ttut.on and the
laws, obc free aud happy yourselves, eud
10 btqu uth freedom, happiness and a
glorious name TO your childiou, is my
h,rishcd wish and horc.
w. $ X srcHANs,
nrir.-Gcn. Umtcd Stt"s Army.
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NcM Nlllltnry nennrtmnnt,,


BY an official War Bulletin from the
War Department, nm important change
he's been made in the Department of the
Potomac. That Department is constitu-
ted into two, as follows:
lst. That portion of Virginia md
Maryland lying between the mountains,
to be called the Department of Shenan-
dooh, to be commanded by General
Banks.
I'd. That portion OF Virginia, cast Of
the Blue Ridge and west of the Poto.
mac, and the fredericksburg and Rich.
mond railroad, including the District ol
Columbia and the country between the
PatuNent, to be called the Department OF
the Rappuhannock, to be under commend
OF Gen. Mcdowell.
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A spccinl dspatch TO the Philadelphia
Enquirer, dated Mddleburg via Balli.
more, April lth, soys, Col Gcny's nd
vance encountered 500 Of Stewards and
Whites COyalry aud a force Of infantry
at Middlcburg, Va, last Saturday lie
drove IN the rcb,l ! picbcts outside OF NJ d.
dlcburg, when he entered the town aud
discovered The infantry IN retreat md the
cavalry posted to make n stand, A gun
was placed 90 commend the main street,
aud the 2sth advanced by oll tho ap-
proUchos to The town, whiIc the main
body rushed through il with baycucis 6x-
ed and ON double quick, driving the en-
cmy before thuu. Col. Grury doshcd nt
the head and NJ one time was within 200
yards ol the rtbcl cuvsIry. Col. GcNry =
command secured the country as lar
down A. Adds, frcm which place il re-
TUNED us Tar on SincInityillc, 20 assist
at Winchester, lut the battle thoro was
decided before 1t could get further.
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Nrw YonK, April 8.


Tho World says, prvutc information
derived from responsible source has
reached here that Bcuurcgard has been
out1onkcd near Cuguth aud compelled to
fall back, and that heavy body OF troops
10 between the enemy and Momphis and
not far from tho Mississippi Glorious
ncws, adds the World may be expected
in n dpy ar two.
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MoniLr, April 4

On Wednesday a Yankee force 1000
strong. landed nt Bloxio aud cut the tel
cgraph lines bct6ccn Mobile aud New
Orleans.
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War News.
Gencrai ssosccrasf,.' Farewell a.
hss ,ss,ttftpes

hiss s.ibicrs.
The Wheeling lntclligenccr Of yoster.
day publishes the following farcwoll adj
drcss Of General R,s crons, issued OF
rcsipning his command to General Frc
mont:
HEAnQuArrrrs MouSTltS DE-AErNrNrl
WHEELING, March 20.
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING

The Rev. WH. CosGRovE, while laborinr as n
missionary in Japan, was cured Of CONSUMPTION
when all other means had failed, by a recipe
obtained trom learned physician residing in
the great city of Jcddo. This recipe has cured
great numbers who were suffering from Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, and the debility and nervous depression
caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS of benehtting others, will send this
recipe, which have brought home with me, TO
al who need it, free of charge
Address Rev. WM. COSGROVE,
45yl 43g Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y
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LATER.

CHICAGO, April IA. A special dis
patch to the Journal from Cairo say
that Beauregard called council of wal
of all the best rebel Generals before the
battle Of PittSburg. There were pres
ent Pillow, Floyd, Breckenridge, Har
dee, Bragg, Cheatham, Sidney Johnston
Bushrod johnson, The rebel Provisional
Governor Of Kentucky, and few other
generals. The following policy was fix
ed on If they beat US they would follow
US and drive US north as far as possible.
If beaten, they would withdraw their
forces and make a desperate stand in the
Gulf States.
Van Dorm did not reach Corinth until
the fight was over.
1t is now believed by persons latest
from Pittsburg that the rebel force ia
the action~was $4,000 men,
The 9th Illinois regiment could count
but 200 effective men on Monday the
llth Illinois 10, and the l2.h Iowa bat
II.
Gentlemen from Piusburg report that
the wounded are well provided for in
transports and barracks. No battle is
expected for some days, having made the
roads impossible for artillery and army
wagons.
Sr. LOUIS, April IA. The steamer
January arrived at our wharf last even
ing with several hundred Of our sick aud |
wounded from Piusburg. Capt. Bart
lett of the January, reports that the Min
nehsba, laden with the wounded. has
gone up the Ohio. The City Of Mem
phis landed 1000 wounded at Mound
City.
Among the wounded is Capt. Copp of
the 9Th Indiana, who says there is no
doubt Of the death Of General Bragg in
Mondays fight. He says also that John
son, the so-called Provisional Governor
Of Kentucky is dead. lie died as he lay
Il feet from Capt Copp, on board the
Hannibal
The whole rebel army in tie battle
vas 123 regiments, or 10000 men.
fIIaao {,.fs mon. ...I t.......1 j. . ~,
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n. II. Downs
VEGE ABLE ahLSAMIG ELIXIR.

For thirty years this valuable medi-
cine has been before tie American peo-
pie, and very many intelligent citizens
will testify Of its wonderful effects in
curing coughs, colds, Group whoopiag
cough, and all diseases Of the chest and
lungs. We wish to have every family
IN Vermont try bottle, ard if not per-
fsetly satisfied tie money will bareura-
ed. How easy it is TO cure a common
cold if taken in season, but if neglected
deaH, death is sure to follow. Mothers.
DO you love your little ones : then has.
ten and get a bottle Of Downs Elixir,
and cure that child. Group. Group has
carried off thousands Of dear little iano-
cents, when one bottle OF Elixir, well
shaken, aud taken according to directions
would have saved life. Tryit
Read lie following certificates from
our we'll known and popular physician,
Horace Fales, VI. D., and the Non Paul
Dillingham;, member Of Congress. and
our worthy citizen, Geo. Il. Lease. We
could add hundreds more, but Il. Ibis
suffice for tie present
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The Yankees were driven back two miles.
Our victorious columns are still adganc-
ing. The lst Louisiana regiment has
taken one federal battery, and several
others have been captured. Col. Will.
Jams Of Memphis was killed. General
Preniiss was captured. He says they
have $4,000 men on the field and 8 bat
teries nearly all of which have been cap,
iured. Gen. Buell. had a portion Of his
force at Duck Greek.
We have the eremy's camp, ammuni-
ton, stores, &c. The battle was a very
severe one, and the loss on both sides is
very ssvere. The fight is still going on.
Gen. Polk is in the advance. Generals
Prentiss, Grant, Sherman, McClernqnd.
Wallace, and Smith commanded the fed
erals. Gen. Smith was sick. Two thou
sand prisoners were taken aud sent to our
rear.
1t ia reported here that our forces are
fighting Gen. Buell. to-day (bTonday). .
Gen. Clark and COL Brown Of Missis-
5ippi and Col. Richards Of Missouri are
wounded. The fedcrals have been driv-
en- 10 the river, and are attempting to
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CATTLE MARKETS.
CAMBRIDGE, AND MEDFORD

THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1862
AT market this week, 1927 cattle. and 1890
sheep; showing 26O cattle and 1918 sheep less
Lh3n last weeks numbers. Of the cattle only
~ are reported as coming from the New Eng
land States, while none of the sheep are from
the West. The average quality of the stock is
quite inferior to that of last week: while the
prices OF hecfremaiu the same, which is virtn-
al advance of II cent per pound on like quail
ty, as near as l can ascertain.
PRICES.
Beeyes-EXtra, SG,j0a 100.
First quality, 600 a CPS
Second quality, 5,25 a5,75.
Third quality, 800.
The above prices are per 100 lbs. on the total
weight Of hide, tallow, and dressed beef.
Sheep and Lambs-Live weight 4 l-2a58-4c ell
per d.
In Lots 1913, $50 and4,5O.
Working OXen-S75 a l45
Mich Cows, S2j, 30, 40 a 30. Ordinary. SIS
a 20. W.
Swine-Storcs, wholesale, 4a5I-2; Retail, |
> q &c. Dressed 5a 6 cents.
Iallow, a6 ID cents.
Pcl,s, Sl,7j "a 200
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ENFANTELE COMMISSIONS.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, will almost instantly
relieve gripping in the bowels and wind
collie, and overcome INFANTLE CoNvUL-
sToNs, which will. if not speedily rene
died, end in death.
1t is also the best and surest remedy
in the world for all cases of dysentery
and diarrhGa in children, whether it
arises from teething or from other causes.
Sold by all druggists, Twenty-Five cents
a bottle.
This is the season Of the year to use
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Physicians Wanted.

UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL,
Nashville, Tennessee, March %, 1869.
WANTED Immediately at Nashville, Ten
W nessce, twenty competent young physicians,
who will stipulac TO perform the duties of a
medical officer agrceaby to the Army Regula-
ions of the United States The salary will be
500 for each and every month he shall continue
20 perform the services above stated, which shall
1e his full compensation, and in lien OF all en-
liumcnis and allowances whatsoever.
A. WAY KELLEY,
Contract Physician and Surgeon,
IOWA Nashville, Tenn.
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Apple Trees for ssaIe.

A FEW HUNDRED fine healthy trees. suit
"A able for setting, natural fruit, Sl3 per hun
dred. Also a lot Of choice grated trees ar 81
per hundred. Enquire of RICHARD LANG.
at the nursery, about half a mile from the rail-
road depot, at Barton village.
April 10, 1S62-l6w3
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Who is Mrs. Winslow ?

As ibis question is frequently asked,
we shall simply say that she is a lady
who for upwards Of thirty years has un-
tiringly devoted her time and talents as
female physician and nurse, principally
among children. She has especially
studied the constitution and wants of this
numerous class, so generally overlooked
or carelessly treated by the faculty in too
many instances and, as a result of this
effort and practical knowledge, obtained
in lifetime spent as nurse and physi-
clan, she has compounded a Soothing
Syrup for children teething. 1t oper-
ates like maglc-giving rest and health,
ana Is, moreover sure to regulate the
bowels. in consequence of this article
Mrs Winslow is becoming world re-
no"ned as a beneiactor OF the race
children certainly do RISE Up and bless
her; especially is this the case in this
city. Vast quantities of the Soothing
Syrup are daily sold and used here. IL
has got 10 be common remark, IL had |
rather depend on Mrs. WiusIow's Sooth-
ing Syrup for my children, than to have
the united advice of the medical faculty
Of the city" We think Mrs. Winslow
has immortalized her name by this in
article, and we sincerely believe
thousands of children have been saved
rom an early grave by its timely use,
md that millions yet unborn will share
is benefits, and unite in calling her
blessed. No mother has discharged her
luty to her suffering little one, in our
opinion, until she has given it the bene-
It Of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
Try il, mothers-try it now.-Ladies
Visitor, Ne'C York CitH
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REBEL ACCOUNT

BALTIMORE April II. The euaboa.
Reliance has arrived with the schooner
Hartford, captured Of Nic.nico river.
mere was ''''n On board '"e Hart
fora 4 h'e.'oo"d ""'y OF The bib, con-
,"'"."s o,.i'.''e5 J." reference 10 the
.''''7 ., tennessee '''ef' "'t dated the
''' "'' 5''''S g" '-,'0''' 81 . ''''y 3
D="' '"
me 'o'.o"'"e is d copy % q dispatch
from hea''e-'Fd
hA TT L. or >"iL1 vi. AIH' ..
49, O. ~ ,,. '
W.. - '..''- ''''.'' ~
:.....-1s.....7 80, 80 Wv NV, LEU
IT. ~ 80 80 '''' - '''9o''
~ ''0' - ''''' - :"
'''' s'''''" " ''ll P'''' victory o''N'ns
" '"' "''u every Pn''''o"' Loss
' '9'" s'''S navy '"e'ou''8 our o'L'-
"''''1' -'u .'.''''' A'o'.' 'Jo"ey 0o'iH-
'o''' VINO '',' s''''"''y I,''''3 ''7 troops
'"'' 'Ne 'h'cAe'' OF Inc HSDi'
lS'sned) o. L. BlArEfaARD'
General Commanding.
MOBILE, March Z. Special Dispatch F..
"a to the Adrcrti2er and Register, dated
Corinth yesterday afternoon, say that The
battle continues fierce and furious. the /
enemy stubbornly resisting their fate,
while the Southrons continued to press
them with resis'less determination, slow
ly but surely backward
Loss is heavy, but our men are in
good spirits, and are thoroughly warmed
up to the work in hand, All fight well,
but the Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
lana display great salantry
The 2lst Alabama regiment covered
themselves with glory. This regiment
captured two batteries. The 18th Lou {
'slana regiment of regulars took bat !
lery' Gen bushrod Johnson one Of the q
P''sO"Sls' WIN suose- Z
f'P" s''pru, - "o""u'u' t
~ - -''g'' -" e.e''y arc N f
w ', '"'0'' q '''eS III i'o'
'''''il '''' '''o'iiJ camp
on Federal paper Large numbers of d
prisonsrs have haer ,oIan aa5 b
pect to capture the Greater mart Of tIo
+ ederal army W. oro dui,;,a 49,, s
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JOHN r. HENRY & CO..
Successors to j. NJ. Henry Il Sons.)
WATERWAY, VII.

Wholesale Druggists and dealers in
English and American Patent Medicines.
Any article in the trade furnished at
short notice Also, proprietors of N.
II. Downs Elixir, and Henry Vermont
Liniment, to whom all orders should be
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LIBERATION.

THIS certifes that Ihave given my son Oscar
1 w. Roberts, his time during the remainder
of his minority, and | shall claim none of his
wages, nor pay any Of his debts after this date.
CHARLES S. ROBERTS.
+. JENNIE, ),-..-
NJ. r. TYL Err, " '"'s'eS'
lrasDurgh April 7, lSt2-l6w3*
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MARRIED..

In Danyiile, March 10, at the Congregational
Parsonage by Rev. J. Eastman, William C.
Brown of Barton, and Emcliue L. Stanton, of
DauyiIle.
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~ c. ~. ,MIDDIEErnv, Vi, July 2nd, 1862
liquors of Charles Backman & en- sent fp,,n
the Town Agency in Burlington The .aunles
were marked Charles Backmau & CO.. Pure
Old Bourbon Whisky Charles Backman x,
Co., Holland Geneyer Cordial, and Ofard On
puy & Co.. Cognac"
house, find pure and entirely freq from, ali ir
furious ingredients
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RENARKs.-Ihe business Of the week has
been rather quiet. We have not many CHANCES
to note. Very little doing in coffee. Flour quite
dun, and prices have eased OIL about 2je bar
rel on all kinds. There is a better feeling for
corn, but prices arc unchanged. Oats duU.
Hay quiet, with moderate sales of Eastern.
Pork in moderate demand, and a shade lower
on premium qualities Beef steady. Lard firm
and in fair demand Butter firm, and i'm re-
guest. Cheese firm. Beans dull and lower,
Sugar steady, and sales to a considerable ey-
tent. The sales Of domestic wool have been
~ wv IDS, 40 ID 70 SOC per H., TO quality In
foreign no movement of any importance.
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Do y -, IIIl-NINI VI. NFFLl,
of Vermont ~ INV i'i'J
u These Liquors are for sale at the Town
generally throughout the State. II
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Table Covers, Napkins Brown
Table Covers fine white Linens, white cambrlc
Musns, check Cambrics, beached Sheetings
and Shirings, both heavy and fine, embossed
Wooien Table Covers, brown Cambrics, both
Sar,mct and English, splendid French and Eng
lish Prints, Merrimac, Pacific, Manchester and
other American Prints, black Broadcloths for
InliH,' CIuaks md Bn.nminas rInrn nrn
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A FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS At HAND.

~ tiyes, consisting Of forty different Remedies
have been long time before the public and
thoroughly tested They are the prescriptions
OF an experienced family physician.
These curatyes are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat FORM at % cents each box,
or in vial cases TO suit the wants Of every family
They will prove to be as represented, and viii
seldom tdi! to cure whore = cure ! possible.
The symptoms Of discus and lLClhoB Of treat
mcnt are given IL the manual Gcco.e pany ms
thu medclMes.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-09-13

A resident Of Brooklyn is Yexed With an
increasing family of It's, that seem to crow
TAT on arsenic and ra.eSterrninators He
doesn't like rats, and refers his case to the
Sunday Times. a That Journal recomnends q
trap made as follows. ...,j ~
Take mackerel barrel, for instance. and
ill it to about one-third its height with wa
! ter. Place q log endwise in the water, so
that one end Of it win just remain above the
surface. Make the head Of the barrel little
too small to fit, and suspend it by two pins
to the inside Of the top of the barrel so that
it will hang as If on q pivot, and easily tip
by touching either side = On this head, thus
suspended, secure piece of savory meat
The first rat that scents it viii, to get the
meat, leap on the barsel head. The head
will tip OF TIT, precipitate him into the wa.
ter, and resume its position. The rat in the
water will swim to the log, get on the end
Of it and squeal vigorously His cries win
bring other rats, all of whom win be tilted
into the water, and all Of them viii fight 10.
the only dry spot in It, via: the end of the
log. AS only one rat can hold it, the victor
will drown al the rest. and can, in the NOR,
ming, be drowned himself. We have seen
twenty rats caught in one night hy saoha
trick. -.--.-..-----
Whom to Address at washinx,
ton-ImportaDt 70 Business MEN
As there are many persons who wish to
communicate with the different bureaus Of
the War Department, memorandum of the
proper persons to address may be useful to
our readers ,-.,,.ss 4-.s.saa s.,.ss agrssGa
q All letters relating to pay Of soldiers on
furlough or in hospitals, should be address.
ed to Gen. B. F. Larned, Paymastsr Gen.
eral. s.sazs,r5 ara ea a.'@sfs qias
Applications for back pay and the $lOo,
bounty of deceased soldiers should be ad.
dressed to Hon. B. B. French, Second Aud
itor. s1 h's"@ ..
Applications for pay of teamsters, EN-.
ployees of the quartermaster's department.,
or for horses killed in service, should be ad,
dressed to Hon. I. Atkinson, Third Audi.
tor. -
Applications relating to pay or bounty in
the marine or naval service, should be ad-
dressed to Hon. Hobart .Berrien, Fourth
Auditor. ,-..~ s,.,..s
Letters concerning soldiers in the army
should be addressed to Adutant General
Lorenzo Thomas. p