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The New York herald., 1862-09-17

The NAVAL ADVISORY BoaRD-O OvERsI.A .AUGH-
ING or Erric,ENT OrrrCERs.--COngress has not
been very fortunate in its efforts to reform the
personnel of the Navy. The Naval Retiring
Board gave great dissatisfaction by the iavorit-
ism and partially that marked its proceedings,
and many of lis decisions were reversed by
courts of inquiry. The Naval Advisory Board
appointed by the last Congress is exposing
itself to similar apprehension by the manner in
which II is dischsrging its duties.
When the Board was appointed it was
claimed by it's supporters that it was going
to make a clean sweep of all the worn
out aod incompetent officers on the list. A
clean sweep it is indeed making; but, unhap-
PLY, it is not OF the men whom II was intended
to affect We hear Of officers in the prime OF
life, who have done, and are still capa-
bic Of doing, the country good service,
who have been laid on the shelf by it,
without any assignable cause other than indi-
vidual hostility aud prejudice on the part Of its
members. In many instances the records OF the
Navy Department contrast in singular man
ner with their decisions, and its heads do not
hesitate TO express Lleir asVonisameNt AZ Ine
ostracsm Of officers Of high character, and
whose services are so much needed at the pre-
sent time. And all this is done by the Board
with closed doors under mutual pledge OF se-
cresy and without any record Of its proceed
ings being kept. In vain have the officers thus
overslaughed demanded an investigation into
their cases. There Is, it appears, no power
vested in either the Secretary Of the Navy or
the President to grant il, the decision OF the
Board being rendered final by the act OF Con-
gress.
Can anything be more inquisitorial and op-
pressve, then than the manner in which this
body is exercising its functions II is placed
in all the more odious light by the fact that,
willie it disgraces large number OF naval OFF,
GERS by decisions arrived at behind their backs,
snd without an opportunity Of defence, an army
officer Of high rank, whose loyalty and efficiency
lave been only indirectly impeachcd finds a
ready way Of vindicsting his honor by an ap-
peal for inquiry TO the President-a resource in
every instance denied TO the victims Of this
Board. The wrong done the latter will not,
however, be of long duration. The country
will not tolerate that It's faithful and well tried
officers shall be treated in manner that dis
regards not only the plainest princip les Of JUS
tice, but the pressing exgsncies Of the naval
service.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
Psrsonnl Intelligence.

H. Percy Anderson, Of the British 1eeatioe al waehns
ton, is stopping at The Clarendon Hotel
Hon w. W. witbe, Of Pennsylvania Lieutenant j. r..
Myrck, $. soper J. Dillon apd " II. Waterman OF Cali.
forpa and John Ward Of Kentucky, aIe stopping at tie
Metropolitan Hotel
General Durham, Of Troy; Colonel wcad, N the New
York Volunteers, William Kelly, OF Rhipebeck STAN.
ford, Of Boston; Rev. Wood, a Halifax, Ms, j. A.
crouso Of syracuse 8. Pruyn, Of Albany n +. outi.
rec aud j. Moorv Of Kentucky stoppmg at tho st.
Nicholas Hotel
The following were among the arrivals at the hk,oI
House yesterday --CoonSl A. II Alden and r. J. Xnder
son and wife, Of Waskpgtoh A. Getty, VI Pbilfdelphs
A. D. Hoog,Dd and A. Wing, OF Albany I. vsln,iue ant
Col !, Herdricx, Of saraoga. B. H. Bahc<6fl OF Co
Z Tilden and b. r. whitney, Of Boston, H. Ebay an,
vito, OF Hartford. and D HatbawsS and -e'. Of sa
Erannizoc
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
The BODY or John Bc, ser Fousud.

[From tho Chicago JulrNaI, EbpJefhtHY .
Tho uncertainty OF the fate of COLONEL JSbn Bezsr.
Camp Governor Yates OF Illinois, asnt TO the
press at Memphis and corrospkhdcpt o the
J,.ypn has at last bean dispelee He V6a passenger
ON board the Acncla which wng Nrecked vita
,eayy loss of life, between Memphis hEeena, several
secks ago, he O. the in0rtunates HIS
BODY was found In the river, nsar H "a on the 2sth
nit photograph OF his wife and cbr vnluables wore.
found on his person His body hrs Seen interrod a.
Helena end any particulars can be aqs arained IN roo.
renee to the deceased by addressing Isuenant Colonel
McCaulyy Eleventh Indiana cavaTTy Helena, Arkansas
or FROM his fathor John psser bar 292 Grand street,
Na~ Var
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
Renewal OF the Battle 90
MuhfOrdsvillcs
Desperate Fight Betwevn Buell.
and Bragg's Forces,
g.. &c.. 90.

AUNFoKDovHIA Ky. 60Rt. 10, 1859
Ths fsbels under Gen. Bragg attacked our forces thl
forenoon land 10 ssd there has been fehtag nearly A
day. The Union forces, under command Of Col wtderv
are lighting braveiy snd determined 10 bold the posi-
The enemy's forces rcprescnlsd to bs large.
We learn that portion Of Cen Buell's army lns r.
rived and arc-engagcd with Bragg forces
Tho Journal, in Its editorial to-day, appeals to ~ an
thorites to have the city fortified
Brgadier General Jacksons division was rsviewedths
forenoon by Major General Gilbert and sta and mad
hne display.
train Of eleven cars, that conveyed Colonel DuA'
hams regiment to Bacon creek was attacked by squad
OF rcbel cavalry Some rails having been up tho
regiment after taking out all the ammunition and mess
Of te provisions abandoned the train wheu tho rebels
pushed il on tue bridge aud set FIRE TO both
LOgBvtIs, Sept. Is, 1862.
The battle OF Munfordsville renewed at early
hous this morning and continued all day.
The rebels heavily einforced. supposed by Gene
rails Polk and Buokner and both engaged Their 10
estimated at twenty i've thousand.
General Wilder st,l held Inst accounts, and was
lighting desperately The Unionists have been reinforced
sinco Sunday by regiment and battery Of light
liilery.
The telegraph wire in several places between
here and the battle field.
II reported that General Buell. Drippiog Springs
yesterday morning, moving north The fate OF Green
river bridge probably depends upon his arrival.
Ex-Governor Helm, Harvey. Winter, Smith ard sevo'
raj other prominent Kentuckians from Eizabethtown.
we're brought TO this city Under arrest tonight.
is reported to night that General Busll has got up ana
ia engaged
Position and Force OF the Robe; Forces
Temporary Blockade OF tho Ohio at
Hamilton.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16, 1861
Tho mail boat succeeded in getting through this even
We hear OF large number OF rebel cavalry having
made dash within our lines ty.day Tho report, how.
over, needs confirmation.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1852. n.
The Louisville and Cincinnati. mail boats stopped rum
ming to-day party OF rebels six hundred strong, being
the Kentucky shore forty five miles below this place,
with battery Of aed guns. ready TO arc upon them
any other boats that attempt the navigation Of the river
gentleman who passed last Sunday within the rebel
lines Florence reports them to bs thirty Thousand
strong, Humphrey Marshall having joined, with large
force, within the last few days.
CINCINNATI, Sept 18-9RH.
asccrained that the rebels have not advanced
reported. They represented ntrenchng south
Of Florence. They have been joined by Humphrey Mar.
shall
The rebels slockaded the river ycsterdsyat Hamton,
nine miles below Rising Sun. No mail boat hos len
for Louisville to-day. Our gunboats went to Hamiltoa
this morning and shelled the woods several mcs but
the battery had been withdrawn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

MCCLELLAN ANp THE SATANIC SPIRIT or THE
RApIcAis.-in commenting upon the great vic
tory won by the uuion troops at South Noun
tain. the Tribune OF yesterday says:-"To him
General Rcno), to General. Hooker and Frank
lin the country owes this great and important
success" The comment on The victory is dis
missed with brief paragraph of seventeen
lines. and not only is the name OF General
Mcclellan wholly omitted. but the whole credit
is given to three subordinate generals. This is
been lost. and if disaster had happened, even
through the Vaccinations Of the radicals-as in
the case OF the re- .eat from the Chickahominy
and Pamunkey TO the James river-McClellan
would have been saddled with the misfortune
IL is poor rule that does not work both ways
If his army succeeds surely he is equally enti
tied 10 the credit. Without in the least dis
paraging the excellent officers who acted under
the orders of General Mcclellan and who so
nobly carried on. his plans, we cannot shut our
eyes to the fact that the combinations and the
dispositions Of the troops were his. Its, there
fore, mean and malignant to deny him the honor
Of the victory: but it is characteristic Of the
unscrupulous Tribune. which, In response to
our defence Of that General against its imputa-
tion of seeking diciatoral power, now admits
that it had no ground whatever for its base
charge. Such Is the Satanic spirit Of the Jaco-
bin radicals and their chief organ.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17
auerillas Routed a4 shsaburae.

QUINCY, III. Sept 10, 1884
Col. Mcneil had tive hours fight with Porters gang
Of gusriilas sheburne yesterday, resulting In the
complete Of the latter with loss Of two killed and
a number wounded. Col. McNei captured twenty w.
gons and number OF horses and guns
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

Vno war on the Upper HOtOm0c-a0ou
Tidinss from Maryland.
From various sources we have received the
Maryland. We are thus led to anticipate, at
any moment, despatch from General Mo
Clei1an, announcing crushing defeat Of the
great Maryland liberatng rebel army Of Gen.
Lee, with the capture Of q large portion Of his
forces.
Harper's Ferry--if we have obtained this vic
tory-will have contributed not a little to the
grand result. On Sunday last, white Gen. Nc
Clellan was engaged with the main body of the
army under General Lee. at South Mountain,
some twelve miles away, a heavy rebel column
under General A. p. Hill was completing its
circle of batteries around our devoted forces at
Harper's Ferry. On Monday the place was
surrendered, the capitulation embracing some
eight thousand prisoners of war. This news
was well calculated to produce q depressing
effect and some dstrust Of the success OF Gene
raj McCleilans movements. But the larse Of
few hours completely changed the face OF
affairs.
First, we were advised from Maryland that
the rebels had, as it was supposed, in their
fight from our army, completely evacuated the
State; next, tha. there was a rumor aHoat that
General Mcclellan had brought the rebel army
again to stand, had fought a great bat
tie, and had gained glorious victory; and
next came the news that the rebel forces in oc-
cupaton Of Harper's Ferry. seized with panic,
had precpitately abandoned the place, leaving
their prisoners to a great extent untrammclled
by the terms of a parole. to GO their way rejoic-
ing. Thus this capture Of Harper's Ferry. after
a three days bombardment-if these reports be
true-was to the rebel vict0rs short lived exul-
tation We presume thai they had not less than
twenty-five thousand men employed in this
work
Our reports are from unofficial and somewhat
indefinite authorities; but from their general
tenor we are inclined to believe that they are
the harbingers TO the Official confirmation of a
great and glorious victory.
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

vious week-and, as . natural consequence, the
demand was light and prices declined 70. lc.
per pound, ranging from sc. q Sc. SZc. The
bulk of the sales were at and below 7Hc., and .
large number Of inferior sold at SO. &c. very
few only brought s1lc., and we heard Of no sales
at that rate after Monday. Mich cows were
steady and unchanged. yeals were steady at 4c.
&c. Sheep and lambs were plenty; but, with an
active demand, full prices were realized, ranging
from 50 so a 81 so IS so. Swine sold at $40. a
nc. for corn fed, and 3lIs. SIC. for still fed.
The total receipts were 6,4O9 beeves so cows, sos
veals, 1874 sheep and lambs, and 6.i7s swine.
The stock market was very excited and buoyant yes
terday morning. with advance Of from 10 per
In the leading securities. In the Afternoon reaction
took place, and parties hasensd 10 sell At dec,e OF y
from the highest points Of the day Gold sold down
in the morning TO 1l6k but sferward rallied TO l17X
Exchange l2s l2e. Money per cent The exports Of
produce for the week are again over four millons.
The government public sale Of prize and connscaied
cotton on yesterday and drew good and spirited
company. The catalogue comprised 500 bales most Of
which out Of order somewhat damaged Included
in the saes 900 bales Of Florida Sea Island which
brought Ssc. 0sc, which, quality considered very
small prices nd also about 500 bales OF uplands (con
dition and quality for sold the average Of SSc
Per b. for middng upauds Besides the above public
sale 800 bales we're sold at 6oc 57c for middling up
lands, chiefly at the latter figure. The -four market
under the influence Of tho decline In freshts was
nrmer and especially FOR and medium grades or
state and Western, with more doing Wheat. owing to
light receipts and lower reighs active and hrm at
lc. 20. buehel higher while sales active ct
the concession Corn was also Hrmer and active and
better for good to prime western mixed Pork exhibited
rather nrmer feeng, and higher prices for
demanded sales which made at S1 80 up $ll
Is, and OF prime al $40 s12 aud 1l5 bbs prime
sold ct s1. Sugars in good request aud rather
nrmer with sales OF 1872 hhds and 5000 bags Manila
the latter at Sc Coffee steady. The cargo of the
Ample Laurie sold, comprising 1858 bags Santos at
p t. The stock of Rio amounted to 100 3S bags o.
oil descriptions to 1863 232 do Freishts lower with
wheat to Liverpool and London al l4d In bak aud bags
The New York herald., 1862-09-17

MAsoN AND SriDELL COMING BACK.--We no
tice in the proceedings Of the rebel Congress
that it has been determined to recall Mason and
Sldel from Europe Perhaps this has been
done with the hope of thereby securing reoog-
milton Of the confederacy, on the same principle
that skiful angler slowly withdraws his bait
when he wishes the fish to make an eager rush
for the hook. The question is, however how
are these diplomatic rebels to get back' We
know that the Navy Department is about des-
patching Commodore Wilkes with feet 10 the
West Indies, with instructions to allowyno more
Anglo-rebel vessels TO break the blockade.
Commodore Wilkes, therefore, will ebs on hand
just in time to renew his acquaint0.ncc with sli.
dell and Mason. It is doubtful, e they will con-
sent 10 run The risk Of anotIsr interview with
him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19

srations ~hich counterbal.scs re -assfiasi
o. of the Norih
Capt. Ni.s1a. n - fcc2siLsll tia EAil1
y flerft flcm tic prize crew has been for-
nzily rse-sr.ei Us nnmtroes Evtrsoel
merchants riiii valuable Eers ia az plale
sud god thfono1eser; ais0 viih = -rataut
FROM his 0vn cfes an With fstyN - ire
a~nelS ~ the ship.
The siercsnuie. Aarine Association II
I..YerrO0l Ia ANNOUNCED IL inleuuau 10
rs6stBf hirl vitA gold medal ard So s0ak
sHt .rtVafi p.lh silver medals fiustis
ali.t, pftsfui- wee al.o made O. lie cook
49, -lessfD. Speeches euieei-tc of the
csrs s,s..t ptle Feie INSIDE oA ihs osra
e.an by set t.ai fntalineat Meichsifa
lie 4 a. "a.fi- asserts thar ths ~ ea
Minister IS y argior. had a long cnsr
el.1s eiih Jca Davis. at LlchnoHd: ihst lhe
sep taken BY MeFeior. i entirely poiisica. i.
ia ehamelef. sd vs. know 10 President
iincOlr
Tie l.ss.ion Morning HERALD Fsues that
IRON fenorls Of MeFcier's nj sion 70 Rel
uord. tie beginning of the eui Is not lar
distant 4. say that France snd EugiaEd
suder moro lhsu neulfals ever suffered rem
aay contest Both begin 20 regard ths Nar
a. infeTminsble aud AtFociau-.
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PROM NEW YORK


@-e-A1 -+1-sf-AA
SIw ioaK. Msy l7.-Gea. hafiess 40.
clAm.ticr excItes scarcely any Interest IL
Washine Ton, 10 one attaching srE into. isrre
~ q ils eticleFcs - produce - ri- q IL
mated. Mortal lar : Only ertore lasf-
la power. aud Gen. Hugtes has rcr ~
"a commsnd adequate & sutoFcs "a gfocA
NATION. His declaring freedort = al the
slaves II three States. when be power
u free 3 angle one outside Of I camp. j.
regarded. in " Washington. "a al ar az stulti
fcAliou highly discfeditabe 10 ans one hold
ing the rank Of General. and supposed 10
have ordinary intelligence II The military
power = Withdrawn from Gen. nuRter's De
pArIment before his proclamation Is executed
throughout those States, IL i conceded thsf
the civil power will not complete OF eoun
tsnance what martial Law proclaimed hut did
not practically execute. The President
policy IS supposed 70 te suthorltAtyeiy set
tied D. his action in Gen. frement's case.
in waich al his Cabinet coEcurred. General
Fremont freed. ic proclamation. the slaves
o I'll men engaged IL the rebellion. t'rg.
Hunters proclamation fTses The slases 81 al
mel IN three States whether they have en-
saged Ia the rebellion 81 nOt--Panishing
loyalists a. we'll as traitors. ana al because
eonie--ediy no ability 10 execute
J. j. understood that Cen Hunter took 10
sreeitc instructions from he President. IN
regard TO the management OF matters In his
Department. bat was lett. Is ali other mil
tar commanders have bean 10 his own dis
erection. in his attempt to Ie-e-tlbli-h the
Constitution anu LAWS, IN Tue resolted States.
u is aid the President vii lee waited ca.
this evening, BY gentleman, 70 ascertain
uuaer What autherity Gen. Hmles IL acting
NV lokx. Man IA letter from Cum
serlsnd. Virginia, 18th. says AZ attempt wss
made tbs afternoon by the rebels Oh our LEFT,
- capture some OF our wagons. hundreds Of
which line the roads between here and Buck.
house Point but cannot learn thes have
succeeded. Daring the time the tcbel- made
the attack upon cus wagon train. Zen. Nc.
Cleiian. accompanied b MS staff. wa max
me reconnaissance and came ~ sight OF
the rebel cavalry before he Was aware Of
his proximity. BY dini o. hard riding be
escaped and took command o; what force
there was at hand. and dispersed tho rebels.
IL j. reported here, tonight, that two reb
e. regiments have been eu. OF in their re-
Irea, by the baraing o. Bottom Bridge Ii
this be true. thoy are. il The language 80 TIE
Ogre, my meat
NV Yopx. MAY l7-Iho steamer Allan
IL from Port Royal Is.h. arrived. Among
the Passengers are Gen. Gilmore. who corl-
handed II the reduction OF r.. Pulazki.
The steamer Planter hai arrived from
Charleston, run away with By contrahand
pilot and crews
The ireai Eastern = below.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19

C.IKo, May Is-Ihe -teams. Sssn. from
Ph,sbnrg Landing has sTsei News un-
important.
A picket skirmish hsd taken place lasting
nearly two days. The reecls we're driven
back but not until they succeeded IN burn,
ing bridge over smrll stream four miles
from Corinth. Twelve oi cur men are re.
ported wounded
Desefters continue % report he scarcity
Of provisions in the rebel camp. May Of
their cattle are starving Tor the want OF for
age
Guerilss infest he country sroa1d Hich-
man, New Madrid and ether point. commit
ting depredations.
News from our heel SAYS several gunboaGs
had come around Craighesd Point Yesterday
70 reconnoiler.
The Benton opened IRE "a soos - they
came ia range. The rebels retired
The gunboat Mound City. has been thor.
oughly repaired. aud goes down tonight.
Passengers By the Swsu, give currency 10
a rumor tia, Bragg is IN command az Cor
nth. Beaureesrd having been called into
Virginia, 20 reorgsnse the rebel sT'uy "a tho
vicinity Of Richmond.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19
N.l,,ar, Items.

IN. X Holloway received dispatch. e.
f-rlAy afternoon. from MS father. lion. D. 1.
y ,lsoway. stating that the 9TH AMI 10th la
dana sae'i be paid OF a. Washington on
asxt Nesl.y Or Tuesday. and thas &c req
l..eu,. a..'4 aot come home together. bat
xauli usol.aLiy take separate trains
TIE Nexandris Va Scw- ~. rwo
regiment. passed through ih.s e.ig. eae lay
1T ueck. % shcis way from wsrfeDtaa %
wssh;nStoA. where they we're ordered %
seport tkersselves - hc Discharged from the
-, &c. her time q enlistment hav'FS x
- 1ae u these fesia.eai- ~ .-e i6.h
49,. -. cansasra 'fcei + s lscs
ems, al h..t~ "a - .a.l.- pee. .l.esa
.,,,eks-. = Abeseso. ao.e'. iif.eaae 81 Cen.
p.n.s' p.v..i.a- Igwas sc o. the g Vcsi
II not - vcss best segment - Cen Banks
Division. an8 ~ - reTarsiet ~ h'm .or
cskcienev a drill snsl admirable &c ia-.
-sys morning psrcr, .rc teuht ! '1sif
.aual. CO be loprd IL -. army. A. g a
.,ar,e 81 universal reerst ~ thoss wlo tste
witnessed their svcintions sinee ths.r srtlvsi
n Washington. TIA, be receni osler lrom
sssdoaarse<s prevent Their fe-snli.smsri =
CO.. Hscklsmsn has beer Frctno'ei -
Srig.disr GeBssalshiP. an es1errs = ,he
rozn.nd Of = number q Iniians fesinsnis
coz q csn Hsllcck army. n ne ~ shbor.
sosa Of Cofin,a. 81 I'D . ths rromo,ion
u Leu. Co, Lac.s 70 tie colozslcy q tie
fesiueas. al also 20 the r-onot'on Of Msjor
Nolfs sse Issst colooslsy y iAs ssns
lbs regime; 5 so~ sseau.<5 CO Ssr-
eo'a stFees. wAsh.se,oa. r ite r.tAaos.
sooi q Nerid..a Hall o. Sas-sss, i.-
DC assaeer- q toe e simert pfsss1s.s der
'os7sr brave eoaaass.r eish tee .rsrt.
Iss HAncoSk Dsmsersi 41aoose.s he
is>sa. - o ress f'ssbarz ianaiss. ct Geo.
Nissi1s 4ud s'eorxe R,ebasassa. II cou,.ev
a. > .a&isu. ir,'h e.,s-e-. - H-rcoek
osu1sy
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19
Night Dispatches.
fkoM NEW YORK.

fRol. May ls-The total loss 10 the H.
sGranec Companies. BY the late fire. Is ST.
ie4 .32e. OF the companies doing business
In TIE State, seventy three had losses 10 this
IRE. fay New York Companies AID twenty
three Companies Of other States. The Lon
don aud Liverpool Companies lost Sl5i 900.
and the Troy Mutual sl2o 900
NV YoRk. Nay li.-Com. foole IS not
coming to New York. be viii remain al
Cleveland until sufficiently recovered 10 re
tuTn 10 the Floiilla
Tie report about me negro brigade i con
tladictrd. such thing at one time was
talked Of, but Is now delunct
The steamer Oriole. from New hecn 18th,
arrived last night
The health OF the troops Il Sewbeth il
good. I he place Is being fortified.
Some OF the prisoners recently released
from Richmond. state that one Holmes. a
private ia the Brooklln iith. who had escap-
ed from Tobacco Warehouse, was recently
hung IN the Confederate Copital on charge
Of forging Confederate notes.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-19
SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions. Bounty Money. Bounty
LAND.

II :. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
LIE lie. Collector. Claim Afeit Sc, a.. or.
lis services 20 he public, especially - tho.e ~
lave BEEN Connected With The Military serve. - a..
crt.ef states, and VINO NAV have Any ciAin again.
lie General Government. Hs vii arrange. ferusfs
and SUCCESSFULLY prosecute al valid cssrus ., rese
seis charges. and rapidly The bu-s,-.s cen l.
dispatched before the proper oszc.s a. wsshin~fn,
Hsviag Tx fEsks appearance sd practice Asr~in
I'D he AID q a. cid Greer 81 the sener-. G~v-s-.
acct under President tilrorafa k-rrf-i ~s-.siof l.
cannot fsil In being ruccsssfi ~ ~ legal clslfrs
stsihsr for PKNsloNs. BOUNTY NCSLf er In,
WARRANTS.
HALF-PAy PHEsIOSs he wiso.r. q A. 4.
Nidsws, The Children under slxteen was a. az.
crcers snc soidiers ~ lie cresert OF sry ,re-orr
Ar, Do hstr ord ~ been klll~e ufra r sla a~-
siee. ar entitled q Half Pay Fsn.ions
INVALID PfNsiONS.-tu ofeers ar po,.i-.
Vt are cisaLlsa ~ reason 4 soa1ts rereir.- I.
diseaso contracted wLile u lie saf..ce art iL a.
hns = taiy - ssoii'er q. e., peslot, sfs ssgiss
o. les AID lsns.ons
IASDwARRASrs-Au nbo s--~.s 1. Ar. !.
- q ia I>.i ~srs u - r1te@ slatsa - 60 Ca
y ts!Ls, are eniiled 70 lel acres - tsfd II ca.
O s-..h, ne Wis ans Aincfs - erllct.
BOUNTY MONTH"; tslrs = al S-fsIsrs 80 +.
sace volnrtcert5 duriag he prs-ef, AZ .sr o..
yeArs - during he -. a. tEve do * bee. -.
~el-o n lie service, ert.tle1 e Oar Lr--...
pusLAks bcr1ty ksnsT. a. such arrrars a o. s..
fsf's pay - may have sccTuet e -, sst. - -.
! tSEth.
SesAsFss. slsde ~.ahouia slslr s. .sSSssss..
terminated.
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