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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-05
Grand Total.

In ..ias"s r.. force Of IN. enemy I'm for
The Of the lot Division from ST asbnra to WEche
upon right flank The ca hs aud destruction Of
while guarding railroad ion with Washinson
and the facts ct forth in my report oimy engsgemen on s
under sn Eve an ths Valley fhe Shenandoah he union
Of Jackson with Jobnson compe.ny an army larger .1
sixteen piece. Of artillery which conpri'ed the entse sHy
oGen Banks furnishes evidence iastiiyins belief Of
sccond cspnTs US aud ear material beyond Iers
venture. .,
estimate Of the number in Rsbene. up the hight.
s% :ys; 1s to, wa. being pS
sion Jek.o :rd Jorsons forces the whole being COM
These iesmsps were full md could hsvs numbered
much than n 900 msO. the corresponding proportion o.
R,ssisy snns Less than aroO men iu two brsades with
sces Of artillery kept this large and unequal force 10
oie preserved Ito entire "h sna accomplished ma'n VI
where all .he resimsntsia my brigade behaved we It
4. ct IN the least upon oher Tn mention
ing hs s,sdne-s ard pine hch marked the sections Of
the I'd Masachusetts LeuCo Andrs~s. aud the 80 Wis
con,n Col Ruger The will lony rememesr the de-
hI. which three four e:mp.u.. Of III. Sd w';on
these sturdy regiments moved slowly In line OF battle
herewith inclose lot Of the killed. wounded and missing
of the Of brigade hoping hst The num-
bers win hereafter be reduced by .rrs, Of those marked
missing. How many we're captured At 10 Impossible now 10
Col Murphy 2sth Pennsylvania. "a known to b. prisoner
Msjor Dwistt Of the I'd Msssschue while CALAMITY bng
up the Of tho regiment vas missed n-s
or in the out.ls town 10 hoped tba. this prom
i.ing ard brave officer cool upon the field efficient
evsiywbere much beloved In hs regiment and whose ga.
liant night Of the 4h lust will never be for
by the have met with not wors, fate than 10 be
| he'd 90 a prisoner Of war.
To nv personal staff Lieut. Horton I'd Massa husets
II. inept my Assistant Adjutspt General to Lieut. b
Scott Of the ssme regiment my Aide amp An o's
for promptnss Of orders for efficiency aud
| sallsnt teIvices In action.
desire to express my thanks 20 Colonies Murphy Rugs
Cofove and Andrew to tho officers and men generally 81
my ooninand esrecy to officers and men OF Battery a.
whose tended much by their deGucive
Ere 20 disc ncert the enemy aud hold him IN check
In fue in the days Of the 24h aud 18th Of May ID:
l.rrer portion OF nv hi ade marched miles tie "a
ispg on the 2sth for than six hours
with Rebel cavsT, aud artillery The whole COMMAND on TINS
25tn fighting battle.
herewith ncose ,neh report, Of Colone OF ReEsutss s
have been forwarded ...,
Respec,fuly, GEohpE II. oohpOS,
Colonel Second Msssschuse,ts Regiment
Commanding Third Brigade.
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GEN. GERMAN,

r. IN, Editor aj The n. " Tribune. - =, =.
SIN: The undersigned have read in Ihe Ner- YORK
7yme OF tho 18th Inst. article defining tho character OF
Ri. Gan I-msn cad they much astonshsd that me
Editor Of that journal should consent to publish % foul
csumny . n ., L.. ,,,,. ana
mauy of their kHsw him in Europe where he hea
aud positions which he displayed gsushty Haa
ability having spent lors lie IN tn. military proieson
In the three Revolution In Pss My o ne tooA
an active psrt the battle Of Rsmbouilet for which ne
hghly by MsrLs Gerard In the revolution OF
Remsrns in 1891 he distinguished himself In gallant deiense
Of Kimni with 1000 Italians sssns iO Ausfrians wbeh
was prisoner and condemned to be shot bat se sen
tanae was comuted imprisonment for life IN the
ef where he remained until 1881 From l5st i'
he Turkish heo in the Black Sea In sa ne
sed hiusf Ia tho defense Of Nonice at the oauo
Narsra In December ss he csue to the United s,ses
and decsed his intention Of becoming American citizen
He was .ed 10 MEXICO In 1884 by Aserez and Cohonert
take the post Of Ad'ars Of their Navy. which eomso
was RENTED him by the hand OF Rodenck ahewson
San francisco Colonel Of the Csliornis heenent rs
Ae1snds lie remained In that sef' Ice un TO-
proving his ability and bravery both naval conmAnae
ADD field pcsr for which he the most complimentary
certificate. ,,.z.
Az proof OF fbs y OF the charges tha. have been msae
against him ia The Erprsn and Ts at the instance OF tns
aseuts Of fsrsis desp otisns ts be dsnonorape
the fact &. simply that he apoitca exile aud
that reason and petition sgned by some OF the most
citizens Ct sent ~ tho HON oens'o
HsTs dscshns oslsn 2smsn 70 DO gallant 'oss'
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ANOTHER ERIZE.

The prize schooner Lucy C. Holmes Of Charleston,
8. c., in charge of Prize Master I1wton Coggeshal
arrived on "Wednesday morning. She was cap.
tured by the United States steamer Santiago de
Cuba, May27, 60 miles y. S. f. from the Ssutse
River, having come cut Of Charleston the night
previous, bound to Nassau, N. p. Her cargo con-
sists Of l76 bales cotton. This is the fourth prize
taken by this steamship within four weeks. Prize
Master Cogeerhall passed very near . Confed'
crate steamer while passing the Santee River.
Had the steamer known tue schooner, she would
no doub. have been re.tsken, as they both belong
to tie same owners in Charleston. The Lucy
Ilolmss is bound to Boston.
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j. D. Du,top, r. King T. Bristol -. 800
os%p'ss' H. py Sso O. Rss NV H.
wood, p Fisher A. Buckley J. r. Calhoun c. H. Under.
Sosd T. IL TGss5Tqsd T Msssnsa s,cgnt A,' u
NJ; whi,lsber, and Z. W. holOfook of Band.
w fGEJ.sAIT t ,,y os KSPsGT%ny a.
Poral RahrSss Priyaies W. Bmkhenier. w. II. Benson,
D. H.ney, H. kesesf. MoS as MsSssy, w. Rich.
arcs, beri Utter H. GTiilhs John W1ben.
pesnlai Lyons, H. Moore, J. Adoma. Missing, W. Ii.
Myers, ", L. Ma'k. James Lois, 4 frsxeiL
Company D-Nou Scgt =. ChuDb, Corporal :. ..
Mace Msiug Prvstes 7. Lyme s. Thomas, Jsheley, p.
T EKS1 FIv,, r.'1t sS wGP'd ed
Jacob ANDY G. Foard A. Birch W. Il Hofinas,er w Pyle,
6 sSn1sSf D. SnSsS md s mss W ss Nelson
,el Da;s Pirate " 81, ssinf pqsw9ody. M:.i"g j.
G. shs, Priyate, H. N. CaHpbe.i Andrew Duncan, j. JOF
dsn =. Kub, g S. Wood.
}. Tenilger N J. Warner H. Cunni1s present, = john
500, II. TeIwilageTi missing, Geo. Washington Corp G.
Compsny U-wounded Lieut A. ss,fidr-, Corp s. Nc
MuIlen privs'es 3 f. bishop swsneti In',sg serst =
TONY 1 rEissseTr io. bstes r. + Horton James,
Comsaay Nae. Prisss'es ! Sin
p Van KeTt. i. Clark Mi,.ius-Istrics CLARK, o. Nc
/ LsnglIin J. Young. T. Wheleu.
si%marT sD' Wounded-Ps,iick C. Brandt c. Douey Mis-,
ins-D. Peiser, C. Morgan, BsIons'ii, r. GOulden :!
AppIrIoxsL CAsutrIys lsr MiCHIaAs CAVALRY. Cow.
rAsiEs AND G-kiied-i. Ror and Mrs: Ross. Ho,sdee
/ u Lerias Almond Nanou. Ninsg-J. NJ. Kinney, IL
Butler y. Qusckenboh, J. DRY. W. W holland, W Iayior
| r. p Miner, J. X. Dims.on. J. II. Taylor. w A Taylor
H. D. Miller J. Butler. o. Stocking. H. n. Phillips, j. Ma
son. f.. Sawyer ]. Dyer s. Goodman. s. Jacksoa L. Race
CssaITIYs IN THE PIONEER CoRPs, CAPT. w. ~ Moss'
COMMUNICATIONS OF On WIscoSsIs-J u: Bennet
J. MGyn-s J. Eilalet Of 29ih Pa X. Oicot MeCo:msc'
cr2o Mesa j. Stewart and Steson Of 27th Ind o. White
r Newman ID Huniphres, ard w. Hall Of the 9th Conn.
" Staples T. Thorhurn easier Of the 2ih \. VI Hill
Of the &c P. P. Hsiso p Flicker Meliora Vss:han
w Epplrr w. II EioscberseT OF Is, MARYLAND; D. tnsor
p Lambhart }. Duchart, IL. Mebber c. bowt-d, W. Bes
I NH CHAM. J. Stador. - 49,
CocHRANk's Nrw.yoRK BATTERy-Two killed, four wound
cd and Use missing.
! H,MPToNs PA BlrrrRy.-Wounded S; missing,
| No returns from the corps OF cavalry, &c.
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HEADorAkrEh. TnIRp BhIoAIh

Camp nssr wiIlsmspor, Nd. :
CAPT VIZ d. WILKINS 5sst. AR. Gen, Cen HH'amS'
Dsvi.ion, sta drny Corp. -
CsyJAIE: Agreeable to instructions received from
Headq-s,.rr the Dvon have the honor to report tho
Of Brigade Ia ~ engagement win me enemy
on Ia. .h inst front Of and ess than third oil mus
from the Town u Winchester Va AT dawn IL the morning
received information through the oce comnAdins tne
piekes hs the enemy in large Iupbers were driving
formed M brigade In line Of battle the hsh
reith upon ,he conm.dng ridge the zen e.e,' hd
In bssin IL Il les than third Of mile distant ana pre-
cents may ypoa.. FOR so,i.ion. p.esa my p,r,a
luther devsiopnssnts A6oot 81 M sish,r' the I'd
n Al e. o Ss d liz a fe be
oen upon the columns o. the sne2 evidently moving into
po.aon just TO tie right sna non, o my center is was
c-sa FOR more than hour hTs Of sb, canister from
severed Rebel batteries directed uponuy position.
~, ssde being somewhat Protected os fsyine, suffered
bnt ,ti, ots The u sirmhers md the spirited
replies OF the battery With heavy nusrtC I'D artillery hr
II, 81 DoDuelys bngsde were nt only marked
L.n. uesIer a M large bo6ie. OF infantry cosd Va
~ iing their wsy IN lse Of battle toward my r,h, They
sbs tbe,r Numbers directed the 10Th PennkyvaLia Rrg
Col, Murphy, sso the ~ u Indiana hesIs" Ce'
grove 10 chsIfs POSITION ron ,na s - % Col Andx xs
6r on Ire figbt IN III. center tie Sd Wisconsin Igent
Col Ruger forming the left. This movement had Marcy
comp leed despts new bAttery whon opeea pO ID,
hne cpmo ont from their aud eiproahed my blgsae
Gbsy were received with destructive fire OF mn'ketry'
FSV,deni IN theiI numbers and relying upon lnge sustain
io bodies sBspicOn Of which behind ihe covering oei "
our iron. wererey confirmed inc ensJs ne. o,a p.'
hal e shaken BY fire At the same time 10 our fon,
liz. M infantry showed themselves nsng tho crest OF
h XII. i., eyoDd our position. Ny Dtte brigade nunbeI'
ss & shss', aS.n sssa s,.. bee, :.u s,s1
column, VEL u,r,sisg-no smother Valuable not
support to b. fsndn tn remnant Of hh army osP' LETT
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den bankS To withdraw was now posbls in another mo-
mep onld have been too late A. this moment should
have Ssumed the responsibility Of requesting pcmsson to
witt draw but The right fell back under great pressure which
ON peted the line to yield
.n bach slowly. bat generally IN good order The I'd
Massachusetts Ia column o. companies moving by fsnk ard
the 30 Wiconsin in line of battle, moving to the rear on
every side above the surrounding crest snIsed he Rebel
forces sharp aud whitening hie Of mukery was opened
by the enemy tie crest upon csnteI le sod night
The ye of victorious and meeiess foe rose above the
Gin Il battle but my command not disfnsyed The "a
Massachusetts haed IA street Of the town to reform It's
line then pushed with the column which, with c ong
train Of baggage wagons oion brigade and resnenta was
natiu its wsy In good order toward Msrtinsburg
My etcatng column tnf.e serious loss in the streets OF
Winchester males and females vod with eech other IN
increasing tho number Of their victims by hfiny from tn
houses throwing hard gTensdes hot water aud missiles Of
every description The hslsh spirit OF murder WA carried
By the enenys cavalry who followed 10 butcher and VINO
struck h aud pistol the helpless soldier sinEins
from fatigue his cries for mercy indifferent 10 his
cisins pifanr,r of~sr ,,,,
This ray Is preserved for tie females OF WIN
chester Bat this 10 not all; wounded In hospi,a
necessarily left the mercies Of ensnis am oTedby
Ia were by the Rebel Dfrntry In the sane
tow a. the where when yictors on ~
field Q. tenderly nufed ffr Rebel Wouhueu
W ere even 80 nore than barbsIolsiy rewarded .
Tire Rebel cavalry, II woudspIear gv- 10 quarter X can
be doubted that they buch.Ied sttgVleIs that w
fsh. under black fsg that they cied sst they lew IN
W. ariel and j.drd Give quarter 20 the id ferkees
The actual number of my brigade cngsgrd was .. follows
Cthcerx Enlisted Ateu
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MISSOURI REBELS.
AMNESTY TO TIE PENlTENT-DEATlI TO THE
GrERRILLAs.

GrERRILLAs.
HxipQrARrxss MISSOURI STATE MiLIrrA,)
ST LOUIS May ~. 100.
GENERAL ORprRs No. ls.-The enemies Of tho
United Of Missouri still determined 70 ruin
State they hayeso .ynay f.Ied to eorqneso esGy .ss
Rebel officer and men returning to their homes p.ssins
-h through our lines: aud gam ~ 81, ~.
snx prevailed snd there sii remain sont the d.hected
who nss' sor.S. oppoaay to murder Unca sell
dirrs aud destroy tho property Of eit1en.
oa. in Il. Treatment Of those whs tired Of the Rebellion
AID desire TO bscome loyal citizens aud in the rese
os q d: 'r %J "a hi ss
prevent the restoration OF gs.ce where ,hsy ns.o sa
tom and rebellion 10 Missouri CLOAK .s undsr the suise
troops OF tho hunting down aud destroying thes rob
bees and sss..ns Whom caught 10 arms engaged In he
GOOD citizens who desire live In peace required sire
their ssstsnce the military authorities In tetesns snd
La,e who give shster and protection These VINO s
to their duty in this mattel wiz be REGARDED ana
Tbo,s who have been IN Arms against tho United st.s or
have aided Rebellion and desire TO become .ha
NAV Il emseves and their arms .ne
TO The usual oath and giving bond with approved .essIy
rem I .arfy arrest 90 oos a. they shall good ih OBJ
ssrve sad keep tho conditions Of their o;th and ~
In snv n,teusr case Il uhA desmed by tho military su
shoriss inespsd-nt to with the promise Of future
protection who bss voluntary i,, - n. -
will be released and placed IN ~ ssne o0hai'''
before HE voluntary sarsndsr ,-.,.,.A..u,
An ocs and Of this command are thst
their duty while punching WIKI nneasnrod severity those
still psrs. 10 their mad efforts to desoy inc o.
nom injury ali and pescesbs cizens All will DE heic
to strict accountability for the just aud proper exec
tho important snd responsible duties requires Oh 'hsm W '
order ,.. =, %.
Whenever any doubt shall arise to tho pIopnssy OF 70
Leasing with promise of protection persons who hsve volun
themselves tho viii bs referred 70 the
Provost Marshal Genersl
~ ord.r of Bri,ndier General SouorfEIp.
c. ~. MARSH, Asst Ay.tantGensfaL
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man. and expressing the hope th.t the and
Senate would permit intervention Of foreign politics
and trsu- against the honor Of American citizen The'e
facts are len BY documents verified by foreign
ministers and responsible Citizens and placed in the hands oil
Senstors +. 49, . 80,
The undersigned respectfully request publication u this
IN Justice 10 nobe old soldier aud cities the father Of
JAMES COOPER C. w. HINMAN.
Mar II, 1862. P. g. WASH NGTON.
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'tsi NOVerllmeut hospitals III DditiHoIo on anu hAte
he 22d of May, number A. and the following az
he names Of the deceased:
WIN. West, Co. l. Sch United States Artillery. ;
George 7. Carey, Co. A, e5th Penn. Infantry.
Riley T. Fletcher. Co. A, 9Th n. Y. Infantry.
Wm. NJ Kemp Go. y, ga N. Y Infantry.
Morrison ShipInaD, Co. II, ed n. Y Infantry.
Aaron Van Dyke Co. II, Sd ". Y. Infantry.
Robert Bean, Co. Is. 10Th N. Y lnflnry.
Jacob bnrkhsrd Co. q, 9Th Maine Infantry.
Isaac Bailey, Co. =. 18th Maine Infantry
James Black. Co G. ssd Penn. Infantry.
Glider DYER. 20. +, SD y. Y. Infantry.
Daniel Chslis Co ], 5h New Hampshire Infantry.
job Patterson, Co ID, 9Th New Jersey Infantry.
Samuel Oliver. Co. 4. Bst N Infantry
David Hurnmenger, Co. b 10Th Penn. Infantry.
Ihons. Manly, Co. 4, iogh n y; Infarty
james c. Waller, Co. G, 9Th Vermont Infantry.
Sn,er Hassihum. Co X. Berdan SbapshootcrA
Thomas Wright. Co. b, 85th Penn. Infaniry.
Jane. Davis, Co. l. Purnel Nd Legion.
Francis GolyiD, Co. -. Ssth n: Z. Infantry.
Lafayette Seipton, Co. ]. 9otn N. Y. Infantry.
Joseph John Dale, Co. l, SD Pennsyyapis lhfsu.ry.
James Cowell Co C, 5th Michigan Infantry
d X. Strrsis Co. q, 85th Pennsylvania Infantry.
David Crawford Co. G, I'D N. Infantry: 4
Augustus G. Keyser, Co. II, llth Maine Infantry.
Rlon Stickney, Co. l. g2d N. Y. Infsntry.
James g llssn Co. H. l04ih N. Y. Infantry.
Henry Dilyart Co. ID, loan Pennsyysnis Infantry.
Burdsth Bates Co. @, I'd Pennsy.vaDis Cavalry. =
Nelson Cough, Co. =. ID N. Y. Infantry.
A. Il soyntou. Co. ], BIB n Y. Cavalry.
Alien w Gaines. Co. nth n. Y. Infantry.
Wesley Robinson, Co. y. 9Th N lpfsntry
Jonathan j. Lester, Co. q, 5th N. &. Infantry.
Aaron Moore. Co. A. 5th N. G. Infantry.
Elijah Atkinson, Co. c, 5,h y. c. Infantry.
The last three were Confederates.
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wish the secret intent which viii deceive no on1.
The English Cabinet may not be sorry to ses such
conjunction of circumstances arise will isolAts the
United States and render amicabe relations between
them and France impossible. This done and it ia
thought that the recognition Of the Southern Con-
federacy will be unattended with e.ny difficulty or
danger.
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THE EXPEDITION Up TIKI MIS-
NIsSIPPI.

Surrender OF vicLsbura-Fsrrnshs on fer
Memphis.
F,om The Misssuy, Democrat, June
A private letter from the eciills, dated May -,
cont aims the following;
Twenty nine refugees have just come In from
point about ten miles from Memphis, which place
they left last Tbur.dsy. They came In with their
shot.guns and rifles and ssid they were running
from the conscrip, law and hanging. more mis-
cradle set Won never saw They had TO travel knee
deep in water abou, twenty-four miles.
"Fsrragut's advance was at Napoleon when they
left. Vjck.burp surrendered without firing the city.
Fsrragut will likely be At Memphis this week.
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS IN BALTIMORE.
The official reports Of deaths OF soldiers in the sew.
ers Government hospitals in Baltimore, on and after
the 22d of May, number AZ, and the following are
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-23
Important TO Fe m aIes!

one department Of our Dspensary specially devoted
u the treatment II the Diseases of Females such
e0rrhea or Nhites Irregular. Painful aud Suppressed
henstruacn, Nervous and General DEBILITY Diseases II
the Womb. BArrcnncss. 3c.
Consultations and e. aninafons free II charge.
Also, fer sale. DR.. DENEES'S REGULATION PILLS
for Female Distractions, Irregularities &c Married Is
dies m situations should not use them a. they
would cause miscarriage. prce 81 per boN and may be
sent hy mail
DIR. GALENfS rRENENTIvE-An invaluable article
Tor thoe wishing to limit the number of their offspring or
the barren who desire children. warranted not to niure
the health. and vii last for lifetime cent 70 any address
under seal, receipt Of the price-TNO DOLLARS.
PATIENTS At A DISTANCE-By sending a hrief state
nent n their SYMPTOM viii receive Rank Chart contain
ing list o questions terms for the oftreatment
&c Medicines part q the country
eks- A. home. FREE from danger curiosity.
All transactions private aud confidential Remember
the name art number
Direct al letter. q
GALES'S HEAD DlSPFNSARY.
sscfl5-dSw foui.viiie ~
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RENOvArERS,
N p Paris Dye-House. k
The Oldest Establishment (
IN THK E Wv EST.

TUyHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS MOST RESPECTFULLY
to Inform the citizens Of indianapolis and the sur
rounding country that he be found his old stand
No South Meridian street. few doors south of the
Post Office.
Thankful the ladies aud gents for the liberal support
he has received for the last five years. hoping for
tnuance of the increase his business, having
more accommodations in his premises with the hope
to give satisfaction as he has always tried do Being
well experienced all the branches of his business he
feels confident that all work entrusted 10 his will be
done by experienced worsmen from Paris.
Work done cheap and warranted. Ladies' satin and
wooden and shawls cleaned and dyed in all fancy
shades Grape shawls dyed beautiful scarlet crimson
and bleached Gents soiled clothing cleaned dyed
paired and pressed, look well new short
tce. Grease, paint taken out, without injury to
the cloth.
Second hand clothes bought and sold. Country orders
promptly attended to.
n. B. Don't make a mistake; no connection with any
other house Of the same kind name in the city.
octls em f. HARRIS.
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fehlaieo Dutscs fV cenI per oaN ano one IA
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum. and IS
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers Sl46 50.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance are always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. II a soldier should become disabled
in the line Of his duties, the Law provides for m
a pension, or he may, If he prefer il, obtain ad-
mission into the Military Asylum. which viii
afford him comfortable home 80 long Is he may
wish TO receive its benefits.
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional 80 month TO be paid du-
ring service. the 500 bounty at the end Of the
war, which has already been provided for, and
the quarter section Of land that Congress will
provide for At it, coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike
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STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
decs-dl5t

TNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA, SS
WHEREas libel of information hath been filed in the
District Court of the United within and for the Seventh
Circuit District of Indiana the 4h day of Decem
Der, 1861, by John Hanna, Esq Attorney of the
United States for said District of Indiana against three
boxes Of merchandise and two bales Of merchandise,
seized Evansville for violation of the laws of the
United States, the said goods and merchandise being
contraband war; and praying against said goods
may be condemned and sold articles
contraband of
Now therefore, pursuance Of the monition under the
seal Of said Court 10 directed and delivered, | do
hereby give public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, any part thereof in any interested
therein that they be and appear before the said District
Court Of the United States. he held the city of In
dianapol in and for the District of Indiana the 18th
day OF December next, O'Clock Of the forenoon
Of hat day. then and there inerpose their claims and
to make their allegations in that behalf
II. q. ROSE, L.. s. Masshal,
Per LEWIS JORDAN Deputy.
JouS III. REA Clerk.
Dated December 8, lS61. dec6-dl5t
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, SIS:
WHEREAS, libel Of information has been filed in the
District Court of the United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District Of indiana the 10th day
of November 1861 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney for
the United States for said District of Indiana against four
mules seized at Evansville for violation Of the laws Of
the United States the said goods and merch ande being
cOntraband of and praying process against said
goods. and that the may be condemned and sold
articles eontraband Of
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monion under the
seal Of said Court. directed and delivered do
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
goods any part thereof In any interested
tn, that they be and appear before the said the Dis
trcf Court of the United States, be held AZ the city Of
Indianapolis in and for the District of Indiana the 9th
day Of December next. 10 O'Clock of the forenoon
Of that day. then and there Ia ntepo>e their claims and
make their allegations in that behalf.
d. G. ROSE. L. s. Marshal,
Per LEWIS JORDAN, Deputy.
JoHS II. REA Clerk
Dated November II. 1861. nov22-dl5t