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Gem. RaIIecIx,s Order No. 3.

Probably no military order of any COM
mander ever met with more denunciatiou
than the one named above. It was regard
ed at the time of its issue, by large por-
ton of the country, not only as military,
but as a civil and political bluuder. AS
Gen. Hslleck has now been called to COM
mand in chief the armies of the United
States, it may be we'll to reprint the order,
and letter explanatory of the same from
Gen. Halleck to F. P. Blair:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF MISSOURI, /
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 20, 1861. I
GExRAL oEDER NO. 3.
| l. 1t has been represented that important
Information respecting the numbers and
condition of our forces is conveyed to the
enemy by means of fugitive slaves who are
admitted within our lines. 10 order to rem
| edy this evil. it is directed that no such per-
sons be hereafter permitted to enter the
lines of any camp, or of any forces on the
march, and that any now within such lines
be Immediately excluded therefrom.
2. The General Commanding wishes to
impress upon all officers in command Of
posts and troops 10 the field the Importance
of preventing unauthorized persons of every
description from entering and leaving our
lines, and of observing the greatest precau-
tion in the employment of agents and
clerks in confidential positions.
| By order of Maj. Gen. HALLEoK.
VIM McNICHAEL, A. A. q.
! The matter, it will be remembered, was
brought up in Congress, when Mr.. Blair
read letter showing how Gen. Halleck
understood his Order and bis duty. 1t wa;
as follows:
To Hon. F. P. Blair, Washington:
! DEAR COLONEL: Yours of the 4th inst i:
just received. Order No. 3 was, in my
mind, clearly military necessity.
Unauthorized persons, black or white
free or slave, must be kept out of our camps
unless we are willing to publish to the enc
my everything we do or intend to do.
1t was military and not political Or
der.
am ready to carry out any lawful in
structions in regard to fugitive slaves which
my superiors may give me, and to enforc'
any law which Congress may pass but
cannot make law, and will not violate it.
You know my private opinion on the pol
icy of enactiug law con6scating the slav'
property of rebels in arms. If Congress
shall pass it, you may be certain | shall en-
force it.
Yours truly,
Il. W. HALLEcK.
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Gen. Pope's STAFF.


The following officers are announced as
comprising the Staff of Major Gen. Pope:
Colonel Geo. D. Ruggles, Assistant Ad-
jutant General and Chief of Staff.
Colonel John Macomb, Chief OF the En-
gineers.
Colonel Robert E. Clary, Chief Quar-
termaster.
: Colonel Edward G. Beckwith, Chief of
Commissary.
Colonel Christopher A. Morgan, Abide
Camp.
Colonel Speed Butler, Aid-de-Camp.
Colonel Louis Fl. Marshal, Added Camp.
Lieuteaant Colonel T. G. 81. Smith, Aid
de- Camp.
Surgeon T. A. McFarlan, Medical Di-
rector.
Major Roger Jones, Assistant Inspector
General.
Major Jas. F. Meline, Abide Camp and
Judge Advocate.
Captain Myer Asch, Abide Camp.
Captain Douglass Pope, Abide Camp.
Captain John H. Piatt, Aidde-Camp.
Captain Charles B. Atchison, Abide
Camp.
First Lieutenant Francis J. Skunk, Chief
of Ordnance.
First Lieutenant and Brevet Captain
William E. Merrill. Assistant Chief of En-
gineers.
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NOTICE.

The Medical Director has established a
patrol of six men and non-commissioned
officer, who will see that. mo drunken or
disorderIy soldiers belonging to the bospit-
ais, or others, are allowed about the streets.
Soldiers are also prohibited from sitting
about bsr-rooms. 1t is hoped that all good
citizens will aid the Medical Director in
keeping up military discipline among the
sick and convalescent soldiers in town, and
by reporting all soldiers guilty of disorderly
conduct to the Sergeant in charge of patrol,
at Hospital No. 3, who will see that they
are lodged in the public Jail.
Fl. R. WRIT,
Surgeon and Asst Med. Director.
EVANSVILLE, July rs, 1862.
iulr &c Ct cod.
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NoTIcE.-After this date the hospitals in
Evansville will be open to visitors from
o'clock P. M, to p NJ. Strangers will moi
be admitted into the wards at any other
time, as they interfere with the duties OIL
the Surgeons in prescribing and dressing
wounds. -
A register will be kept at the Medical
Directors Office, containing list of all sick
and wounded in the hospitals, in order that
strangers may be facilitated in finding their
friends. HORACE r. WRIT,
Surgeon, o.. S. A, in charge of Hospitals
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JOHN S. CARLISLE AT HoME.-A meeting
was held in Taylor county, Virginia, on
the 22d inst, for the purpose of encourag-
ing eulistments. After the business of the
meeting was disposed of the following res
olution was unanimously adopted:
ResoEoed, That the course IN Congress of
our Senator, John S. Carlisle, in voting
with secessionists and secession sympathiz-
ers, in all or large number of his votes,
and also in opposing and voting against the
admission of the new State, has neither
met our wishes nor reflected our sentiments,
and we hereby request him to resign po-
sition which he has shown himself unwor-
thy to fill.
We may add, in connection, that the
Union men of Bsrdstown, KY, the home
of Mr.. Charles Wickliffe openly repudiate
his conduct and assert that he no longer
represents the Union Sentiment of his dis
trict They were greatly chagrened and
misti6ed over his condnct at Indianapolis.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIEs.-I have
just received a large consignment of Dry
Goods, consisting of 1000 yards of Linen,
1000 yards Brilliantine, 900 yards Chatle
DelaiDe, 1000 yards Caicoes, 1000 yards
beached and brown cotton, 500 yards Be-
rage and French Merinos
great variety of Quilts, Table Cloths,
Towlings, Ready-made Clothing, and Gen.
tlemens' Furnishing Goods; also, fine as
sortment Of Shoes and Caters, which | of
fer for sale this morning, at 8 o'clock,
at my Auction Rooms, corner of Main and
Third Street.
Aug. A. J. J. COIN.
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Later from.GeneraI SigeI-New Reg
iments for hts command

General Sigel has addressed letter to
Doctor Dulon, OF this city, informing him
that be has received assurances from the
Secretary of War, thauswith the consent of
the Governors of New York, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts Connecticut, Ohio, Indians,
Illinois and Wisconsin, limited number of
regiments and batteries may be raised in
those States for the first corps, now under
SigePs command, aud that the department
would assign such regiments to him. The
regiments to be raised are as follows: New
York, three; Pennsylvania, three, and the
other named States one each. Six of these
regiments may consist of Americans and
six Of Germans; the batteries to be compos.
ed according to circumstances, of Ameri-
cans or German born ctizens-men who
have seen service and know their business.
The commanders should be military men.
General Sigel accordingly asks that
committee be appointed to make the ueces-
sary arrangements and confer with the I'm
ion Defence COMMITTEES. He has proposed
Major Schwartz as his chief of artillery and
commander of the new batteries, and sug-
gests that this committee SD Guild confer with
him.
General Sigel also appeals to the press to
agitate the matter and show the necessity
of assisting him. He concludes as follows ::
LIVERY body knows how much we need
fresh troops, and the time has now come
when our countrymen have an opportunity
to assist me and to rally under our common
flag But every minute is more precious
than it has been during the whole war. Let
us act quickly and energetically, aud not
lose a moments time."-N Y. EOening
Post
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

e6r On yesterday the Grand Jury found
bills against the Newburg traitors for con-
spiracy against the Government. The Court
fixed the amount of required bail for each
at 81 900. AS the Court will adjourn to-
day, it is probable that they will not be
tried before November, unless Judge
Swayne will consent to hold special term
for that purpose.-Ind Journal.
That is a tremendous bond required
Hardly as much as is generally fixed for
stealing a horse. Are our authorities in
earnest or are they merely joking2 One
thousand dollars bail required for the crime
of ysdsoni
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

BE We print this morning, on our first
page, thrilling description of Col. Ellets
attempt to destroy the rebel gunboat Ar
kansas. 1t was one of the most daring ex-
ploits of tie war, and though unsuccessful,
demonstrates that Col. Ellet, for cool cour-
age, has no superior in the government ser
vice. The singular conduct of the COM
mandsrs of the two fleets will be noticed
by all who read the account.
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Attention, Crescent Blues.

You are hereby commanded to meet at the
Court House this afternoon at o'clock.
Any citizen feeling an interest in this
move will come forward and place his name
upon the roll.
R. s. GORNBROOK, Capt.
ADD TURNER, o. S.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

CLOSED FOR REPAIRs.-The st. Charles
Billiard Rooms will be closed for fort
night, during which time the tables and
the room will be rtfited in the most COM
plete and tasteful manner.
Every delicacy of the season will still be
furnished at the st. Charles Restaurant,
served up in the best style. al 3t
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p6y-The New Albany Ledger says Mt ar ,
all the peaches brought to that market are
SO rotten or wormy as to be almost wholly
unfit for use. People cannot eat more IN
healthy food than decaying or diseased fruit
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
So EZE6OEEss.e,

E-yRRsH COU.N-TRB' BBSN LOCO
n lbs freeh country ran for sale oh .ap.
CORN MEAL.-2O bushsls fresh ground Corn
Meal for sale at Elot's.
FLOUR 100 SACK Double Extra White whes I
Floor for sale for cash Eliott's Family Or cery
PRIME LEAF LARD.-5,O o lbs Leaf Lard 70
sale at El'iott's.
sPIcEs.-A full supply of both ground and
whole spices warranted pure, for sale at Il liPtts
FAIRLY Grocery.
CREAM TARTAR.-10 dcz BishopIick's Bak.
ing Powders. 500 lbs Il. Il. Durkee's celebrated
Baking Soda, for salo.
HAMS "A few more of those nice Hams at fvs
cents per pound, for sale.
HOG JOWLEs.-25 doz Hog Jowles just receiv-
ed and for sale cheap.
sARDINEs and Oysters always on hand and for
sale a. Ellott's
SYRUP M0LASSES.-20 bbls extra Syrup;
10 bbls New Orleans Mo.
la<ses for sale at EIliottis
COAL LARD OIL
bbls Non Explosive Coal Oil;
bbls No. Lard Oil Just received and
for salo at ELLIOTT'S
Bue2 Family Grocery.
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From Henderson.

The expedition which left Henderson for
Union and Caseyville on Friday night met
with no resistance at either of those points.
Col Foster landed at Uniontown about one
clock in the morning, surrounded the
piece with pickets before his presence was
discovered, and when daylight came the
Inhabitants found themselves surrounded
by federal bayenets Both at this place
and Caseyville several arrests of notorious
rebel sympathizers were understanding.
among others, we are informed, Maj. John
Wesley Hughes, formerly of this city.
Col. Foster, on taking possession of the
towns, called the most noted secession
property holders together for little con-
sultation. He informed them that they bad
sufficient influence with their guerrilla
friends to preserve the peace of the town.
and that they must do it. That if a single
Union man was taken away, killed or dis
turbed in his property or his family, he
would hold them respon sible for it, and
that their lives or their property, as the
case might be, would be made to pay the
penalty. Those who know Colonel Foster
know that be will be as good as his word.
An expedition left Henderson on Sunday
night, to see that no disturbance occurred
at Uniontown aud Caseyville yesterday,
and that the Union citizens were permitted
to vote their sentiments at the polls with
out hindrance. 1t was reported that the
guerrillas had collected in considerable
numbers in the interior, aud were marching
on Caseyville for the purpose of seizing the
Union men there, to hold them as hostages
for the safe return Of the secessionists seized
by the Union troops. Probably it was ow-
Henderson on Sunday evening.
We regret to learn that supply train of
Col. Gavin's, which was entering Union
scamps, and one man mortally wounded
We did not learn his name. Colonel Foster
will doubtless visit the neighborhood, and
call somebody to account for the dastardly
Outrage. There is no doubt but that the
citizens in the Immediate vicinity of the
outrage were cognizant of the whole affair,
and should be held to a strict accountable
ty for not giving the soldiers warning of
their attempted Assassination. We hope Col.
Foster will teach these men that these way
side ambuscades on their farms will not be
tolerated, and if they do not stop them, or
give timely warning of their location, they
will be punished as party to the crime.
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ATTENTION LADTEs.-Don't forgot to cal
at j. ]. COINS Auction Rooms this morn
ing, at o'clock. 70 aaaa~
The largest stock of dry goods, that ever
sale, without reserve.
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Attention, Volunteers,

All persons desiring TO enlist in a cavalry
company, to be raised in this District, for
the United States service, will report to
Albert G. Rosencranz, at No. IL Second
street, who is authorized to receive recruits
for the same. jy25-d&wG
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s65- Everywhere throughout Pope county
the prospect is unparalleled for corn and
tobacco. The last weeks rains have been
almost sufficient to place both crops beyond
failure, or even danger. Potatoes will
yield handsomely also.-[ GaLenG CONNER
cidL. ....
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

NY The Cannelton Reporter says the
thirteen prisoners who were arrested in
HawesviIle and taken to Louisville have all
returned fully acquitted OF the charge pre-
ferred against them. We are also informed
that they were not required to take the oath
or give bonds.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-05

ssS- Almost every body goes to Lyons
for 6ne clothing and furnishing goods. He
keeps such large and splendid assortment,
and sells goods so very cheap.
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Bd- Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that a
settlement of their accounts is desired.
iy9-tf john WYMoND.
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s9 IF you Ddnt MOL Picture taken, go
to ADAMS GALLERY, corner of Man
and Second streets. He makes the cheapest
and best of Pictures.
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sG- A few more good men will be &C
cepted for the cavalry company, which will
be ready to go 10 Indianapolis in few days.
Now is your chance
ALBEsT G. RosENCRAEZ,
anl-3td Recruiting officer.
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Besides these, two batteries of artillery,
having an average of 100 men each, have
been recruited.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

August T.
lot iron, Alfred Mauck; 1 key butter, Gill
bert 90; bxs dry goods, bx dried apples, bx
cheese and peaches, Crane, Brown q 90; 100 bbls
salt, IL bxs spices, cask madden, Bement q Viele;
bxs spices, l. & r; bales goods, bales mdse,
Mackey. Henning q Co; 2 bbls oil, Pretorius d
T; 2 csses boots and shoes, kichison q 60, Shaw.
neetovn: bx hdw, @ S Wells; 20 BIDS paper jour
nal Co; bxs l bdI goods, Keen d Preston; lO1
qpgs coffee, Preston Bros.
A.E. SHRAEDER, Agent.
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sG Most emphahea,ly Adams Pictures
are the best in the city. Gallery corner Of
Main and Second treets.
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FoUSD.--A small sum of money, which
the owner can have by describing and psy-
ing for notice. W. b. CALDWELL.
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EH- When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along. 81
jy9-tf JOHN WYMoSD.
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DIED,

On Monday, August 4th, at O'Clock, JOHN
FIcKAs, in the eSth year Ct his age.
Funeral at 10 o'clock this morning, from Hebron
Church, on the Newburg Road.
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HOME INTERESTS.
SOUTHERN MONEY WANTED!

Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
bama, North and South Car
Dina and Louisiana money
wanted at the Savings Bank.
No. 4 First street. Highest
prices paid for Gold, Silver
and Old Treasury Notes. &c.
Merchants ana Strangers
will fine it to their advau-
tage before selling to call at
the Savings Bank, 40. 4 First
street.
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FoUND.-A Necklace, which the owner
can have by describing and paying for this
notice.
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Dissolution Of CO-Partnership.

YwsHR C0-PERT.N ERSHKP HERE
M TOFuRE existing under the style of Sch oe-
der b Kehr, was this da. dissolved by mutual
consent. II. IL. SCHROEDER,
r. KEHR
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

RECRUITING OFFICE 65TH REG1 IND. VoL's,l
NHnderburgh County. I
ELI PERSONS EN-LESTRD Nv
Oh the Wander burgh County Infantry are here
by NJ titled to report themselves at amp at Ey-
ansvie forthwith, unless they have written fur
Tough from me.
s r. HORNBR0OK,
End Lieut.. and Recruiting ffieer.
EvDsaville, August 2-d5t
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s6~ Reports to the Adjutant Generals
Office show that there are now enlisted for
the regiments now organizing about the
,or,har oF man stated b1fou
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French Teacher,

0A giving instruction in French cow rsation,
eau hear of pupil by addressing X, at this office.
jS29-13t rNa
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IS pdCEea'y B2'OS.''
{" COOK'SD SUGAR EVAPORATION.

" COOKS" SUGAR EVAP0RAT0R,
For making Sugar aud Molasses from the Sor-
ghum Cane. Call ard see the " machines" ALTO
a sample of sugar made on one OF them, or send
fer circuar Civ ng prices, &c, aud much valua-
b le information on the culture of the Cane, &c.
This is no "humbug " but something that has
been tried with great success for years.
VICKERY BROTHERS,
Agts for yauderturgh and adjoining counties.
COUNTRY BRAN -l5 tons on hand and for
sale in quantities t. suit by Vickery Bros.
LATE bids New Orleans Sugar.
bbls 6 Molasses.
10 bbls refined Sugars.
For sale at Vickery Bro.
FLoUR.-Extra f. mily Flour in bbls and sacks
warranted good.
MATCHES.-100 gross Gates, and other good
brands of mat hes 10 store and tor sale.
WHITE LIME.--5O barrels unslacked Lime for
sale cheap by
VICKERY Bros,
jy3l N. 81 Main ct.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

EH h. SCHROEDRR .FJ,-D Hex
AEe AMBER LEMCKE have this day entered
into Partnership under the st lie of 81 HRUEDER
LEMUKE Tor the purpo-e of continuing Il Q To-
bacco and Cigar business formerly conducted By
Schroeder d nehr. aug4dkw.
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Eb 00.HS OH RE.N-T.-Three nice rooms
IA suitable for Offices, for rent low, on ), cond
street over John kasch's store. Enquire on the
premises. iyI9
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WANTED

TEy WsO STR.sUE. .s.V-D RXPRRE-
A. ENCED Joiners Can obtain reguler employ
meut by applying to
b29dIw 3. SANSOM.
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For Sale.

nNK PAIR o. STE n m II % a n
" Engines, Doctor and Shaft. at low price for
cash or Exchange for city property. NJ quiie OF
1879 W. NJ. AlkmAN 90.
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A00TECR rs HEREHK. GIVEN
@u that the partnership la'el existing be-
tween Philip Euler and Charlts P. Wack, of the
eli y of Evansville, Indiana, under the name aud
firm I" RULER WACk," dissolved by
mutual c ,nsent on the Gath day of July, 1862
ALI debts owing to the said partnership are to
be paid to and received by the said Phillip Euler,
and ala demands the said partnership al Q to be
presented to him Tor payment.
CHAS. P. wACK,
jy26d2w PHIL. EULER Jr.
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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-12-11
United States Mail.
MARYLAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

Washington, Jug o1i l7o-.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Con-
tract Office of this Department untll ~ O'CLOCK
A. m, on Tuesday, September 80, i7'z 'oi con-
yeying the mails of the United States IN wary
land from November |, 1862, to June 3d. 1861,
On rho rnn,ps and by the schedules OF dcpar-
lures and arrivals herein specihed' belhs
with one exception, routes established ny acIs
of Congress approved June 2 and July 49,
1907 ,oco
Decision announced By Oc.ober 7, 1869.
1925 From Baltimore, by Hooks'owh 10
Pkesvile, s miles and back times
week
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday,
at q. m;
Arrive at Pikesyillr by a. m;
Leave Pikesvile daily, except Sunday
at 10 a. m;
Arrive at Baltimore by IL m;
1896 From BeckIeysville, by Grave Kun Mllls,
to Hampstead 0 miles and back, once
week.
Leaves Beckleysville Saturday at am
Arrive at Hampstead by m;
Leave Hampstead Saturday at m
Arrive at Beckleysville BY nj.
1921 From Fallston to PleasantVille, mlIes
and back, three times week.
Leave Fallston tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at 4 PM
Arrive at Pleasantrille by p. m.
Leave Pleasautyile Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday nj ami
Arrive at Fallston by am.
1928 From Saint Nicholas saint Michael's
POI TO Broad Creek Mock, ! / miles
and back, once week.
Leave Saint Michael's Saturday at 3p
m;
Arrive a. Broad Creek Neck by M;
Leave Broad Creek Neck Saturday at 8
ami
Arrive at Saint MichaePs by IL m.
Proposals for more frequent service not
| exceeding three times week, are in-
vited.
! For Forms Of proposals guaranty and certi-
! fcate. and instructions as to the conditions 10
, be embra ced in the contracts,see pamphlet ad
ver;isemcnt dated Jnly 81, 1862, 10 be found
| at the principal post Offices on the routes.
! ". BLAIR,
Aug. l4-3t. Post Master IeneraI.
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Army Goods.

The finest assortment Of the most improved
Rerolyers, Officers Hayersacks. with great
variety Of other Military Goods, which for
Cheapness and Inability cannot be eZcelled
in tine city. This Stock Of new and desirable
Goods having been purchased Tor Cash at the
Manuac urers, it is with confidence we can
offer them 70 the public at such prices as will
give satisfaction to all whe may faToI us with
a call WM. Z. BOUCHER,
AS T. LlTTLES, BALTIC. Street.
Cumberland, Nd, Aug. II, 1862.