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~ Drs. Mahan 4 Bell have understood
from reliable sources that report Is ia cir
culation. that then time i 80 monopolized Al
the Hospital. that they canno, attend to their
private practice. They would say 10 their
friends. they are very thankful for past Ia
vor-. and viii be ready at all hours to attend
them as heretofore.
Their engagements at the Hospital will
not interfere in the least. with their other
business June IL, dtf
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS. June 20.-The Mobile News. OF
the 10th, says nothing Of the capture of Fort
Morgan. No mention of an attack being
made. although some naval Arrangements
are IN progress AZ New Orleans, and consid-
cred "a aiming at that point
Advices from Vicksburg. of the 18th. by
way Of Grenada. state that no active dem on.
STATIONS have been made BY the Federal
feet. since its retirement.
Several gunboats appeared on the 18th.
from below
Report says that ). 900 Federal troops. with
gunboats and transports, will leave Baton
Rouge. Friday. for Vicksburg.
June 2l.-Coi. Slack still retains command
OF the city, and has issued an order reauir
ing the board Of Aldermen. Mayor, Recorder
anc all other city officials 20 take the oath
within three DAYS, In default of which they
will be regarded a. sympathizng with aud be
arrested as traitors.
The vicksburg Wing Of the 18th says.
We hear that Gen. Lowell and staff and
family have moved their headquarters TO
Meridian. and hopes he will not End it nee
essary to visit the city again.
The Federal advance arrived at IL old 10
sition on Saturday evening They fred a
half dozen shots ~ the lower battery on sun
day.
All quiet yesterday.
a Gainsboro, Mississippi paper OF the ! sth
says Information has been received nom
Okibbeha county. that the negroes were arm
ing Themselves rapidly for the purpose or
killing all the whites on the 18th of June
The plot was discovered ia time 70 be frn.-
;rated.
The Mobile News Of the l4th. says that
telegram announces that Gen Lawtcn with
Georgia brigade. 900 strong was q leave
Wednesday. 10 reinforce Jackson.
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SOLDIERS, CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
LAND.

.. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
~ lie. Collector. Claim gent kc A. on.r.
hs services 70 the public especially 10 those Nh
AVE been connected with the Military service az IL
United States. and who may have any claim again-s
me General Government Re will arran &c foru ard
and successfully prosecute all valid claims AZ rec,
able charges. and a. rapidly the business can l
eirP~iched before the proper ofices az NAshiuetal
n@Flng lfs fEAks experience and practice herrif
and the aid Of an old officer Of The ssneral Cover,
ment under President Flmorc's Atrniuisfratis.u a.
csnnot iai % being successful with an legal elaine
WARRANTS " '-''i
HALF-PAf PKSsIONS-The Widow ~ II a.,
WIDOWS, the Children under sixteen years ~ age of
o.esfs and soldiers - the present Or any prr,ior
var, who have died or besn killed while In lie ser.
wee are entitled TO Half-PAy Pensions
INVALID fkSslOSs.-An officers AID Soltisr.
sho are disabled by reason Of wounds received or
disease tracied while in The service and i, 49,
10 Invalid Pensions.
LAND WARRANTS All who served y s.x.
any OF the past wars q the Unite Statcs CT o. cav
u battle, are entitled 10 leo acrss Of Land IN c..
Of death, The Widow and kinors are entitled.
BOUNTY h0SEY.-Ihe heirs Of all Solai.rs ..i-
have volunteered during the present W. or ~.
years or curing The war; and have died or beenkllf
While In the service. entitled e. OK p-S,,r,r
Loa>ks Bounty Money. and such Arrears - tie SCI
.eI pay As may have accrued % The date Of i
death.
No charge made ~lthous ei.is. Is ,uooessfuil,
nlshed.
- Eastern srrcsrsgss srranT-d and cofl.a-f..
and exchange promptly rcInitted.
ufflCb al The Old corner stand
ID =. DASALDSoS
''~H Notary fuoiio. a
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~ All those ~ho want beautiful silk
Hat. OF the latest fashion. call al the New
York Hat Store aud get one Of the Home
Manufacture. which make myself: there
fore can warrant all hAts bought Of me
have tine assortment u French Beaver.
Otter and sofi Uassimsrs hats Of the finest
quality. and Of all colors. shich am selling
very low also. large assortment OF Wool
Hats. efall colos. ranging q price a. lcw
as fifty csats.
7. II. LOwERRE, Practical Halter,
Successor 70 j. q. YATES.
n27-tf Cor Fifth. and Main Sts.
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The following Company o-scers have been
= commissioned:
William W Pys. ~ Lieutenant. 9Th Re
giasat.
Tsrvin c Grooms. "a Lieutenant, 43d
Regiment.
Marmaduks r. Darnsll, Iss Lieutenant.
AID Regiment
Lafayette Dsrnall. ID Lieutenant. 43d Re
gimens
Matthew X. Graham. lat Lieutenant. s6th
Regiment.
Franklin swigsrt. ID Lieutenant. s6th Re
giment.
Bernard b. Daily. Captain. aesh Regi-
ment-
Andrew B. Robertson. iss Lieutenant.
9th Regiment
John G. Fo1all. ID Lieutenant. 10th Re
gimsnt
John McClung. IA Lieutenant. 4sth Regi-
ment
John Frieks. Ia Lieutenant. 18th Regi-
ment,
Charles NcGiaIsy. II Lieutenant. 18th
Regiment
W sl.sghser. Assistant surgeon. Goth
Regiment
Aodrss o'Danisl. Captain. eth Regi-
nsnt
William X irwin. Isl Lieutenant, sth Re.
sinent.
William u. Watson, "a Lieutenant. -th
ssgimsot
rhomss Paul. 10 Lieutenant, 9th Regi-
msnt
The following Indiana soldiers arrived At
Cincinnati. On Friday. sick. on the steamer
Tycoon.
Pat kinasssy. SID: c. E. Henry. 25th: c.
" Tomi'nsoa. do; Jas. 5. Raglan. do: j.
X. Albright. do. Eli Short. do: y. l.. Viii
liams. do; ID W. Merritt. do: Fiddeti.
Gresn. do; \. G. Cunningham. 9TH; Fred
Bestel. ssh Battery: Charles Ksysen~ether.
u John Grouse, de.
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H-Gsorge Brown. Who resides about
three miles below thu city. on the Evans
vile road, brought into our Office two days
since. quantity Of eurrants. which for size
and taste We have never seen equalled. He
called them the French Red. and the French
Is Of the above kinds for sale a, Lis farm.
and ~e recommend those desiring fruil Of
this Kind to give Mr.. Brown . call
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REcsuITs WANTED IxxKDIArsLY.--Th
10Th regiment IS being reorganired under the
auspices of Col. J. t. Lucas. late Lieut.. Col.
OF the same regiment. aud all persons wish
ing to enlist under officers who have s,en
service, can have chance now. Of assisting
in crushing out the rebellie1. and once more
witnessing the supremacy Of the Stars and
Stripes
Pay, rations and clothing from the time OF
enlistment. A recruiting oihee will be open
every day. until the desired number are en-
rolled. Office. two doors south Of the Gin
cinnaIi House. on Fourth street-sast side.
W. NJ. CONNER.
ji3dif Lieutei,
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ji3,dtf.

BKLLFyiLIE LAGEk BsER.-The Court
House Saloon. on the east side of the Public
Square. Is receiving regularly. from the
brewery Of 5. Eymer. al Belleyille. a first
class. genuine article of Lager Beer, which
all lovers Of the article must pronounce upon
trial, equal. IL not superior TO any heretofore
brought TO the city Let all who indulge,
give Herr Gronefeldt & Co. call. and test
the matter. We are informed, by good
judges that there Is no mistake in the mat
ter. But to satisfy all, go and taste.
inc, dim.
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tx-A DAY os two sisee We clipped from
an IiIisso.s paper = statement that harvest
hands we're receiving. In that State. as high
- three dollars day Tor their labor. We
learn since. however. that the statement Was
not correct. but tha, the price paid i only
one dollar and quarter per day.
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fOK rHk wH--cspsAin Jssrz Sxiris Is
NV here. and has opened recruiting office
Tor the 18th regiment near the corner Of
Fourth and Main Streets The Captain was
an officer in the lish Ind regiment and Is
. hns oficer. and ell Who desire::to volunteer
la the service would do veil u call upon
ham. This may BE- tho lsss chance. therefore
DO not delay or else YOU nav be TOO late
DIV
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BkLIKsILE .LaekR BrER AT rHr TrRsx
Hsrrr sAIoos---I am constantly receiving
No. quality Of Belleyills Lager Beer.
which I will serve to lovers of the above
beverage, at my well known saloon. west Of
the Tcrre Haute House. Give me call ard
test it, qualify for yourselves
m3Aitf n. KAfZENBACH
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

kDsron Exrxrs.:-I sma candidate for
- once OF County Treasurer.
June n. l-62 ;. X. AlLhr.
IAN /. candidate for The ONCE oi Treas
ursr Of vigo county al The October election.
NJ :. DURHAM.
We are authorized 10 anuonnce L. W
8<.k,us =. a Candiiate Tor the Office Of Col
1srrcx sfd Treasurer Of the county Of Nigo.
I'm candidate Tor County Treasurer.
ROBERT BRIGGS.
4 A. MADISON = = candidate Tor the
once Of County Treasurer al the October
s'srtion.
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FROM CAIRO.

srscIAL TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CsIno. June ~ .-tien. Hindmsn. Of Ark
snsas. Is among the prisoners taken IN White
river
Rev Joseph Warren. Chaplain. was taken
by the 9Th Missouri. lie vas cAptured A
by order Of ten. Beaaregard lie left
Jsekson Miss. on the lsth. and repor,s tho
state archives aud ell public and private
property being removed 10 Columbus
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foz sAls.--A good dwelling house. situa
ted In a pleasant part Of the city. with all
necessary eonysnienees. For particulars en
qaIrs Of W. l. Hoddy. at this Office II
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n Don Dispatches.
IRON WAsHINaToN

srfciAI TO rEibVSE
NAsHlNGroS. June OR. @. Washburne
With four regiments of cavalry. left Spring.
held. Illinois. a week ago 81 relieve Gen.
Curtis. ia Arkansas.
grand Convalescent camp has been O.
tablished by the Government. AZ Fairfax
Seminary. Va
Gen Rosseau has arrived here lie has
been recommended for Major Generalship
BY the Congressional delegations Of Ken
tncky and Indiana
Col. ". " Donnelly. Of the New York
18th. has been nominated Brigadier General
WORLDS DISPATCH
An important rumor la sheen circulating
to-day 10 the effect that Secretary Stanton
= about - rclinquish the charge II the War
Department. and that Major Gen, ral Banks
will take the place vacated by him.
IL u also reported that in case Major Gen.
eraf Nc Doweil should wish IL retire from
active service. il will LOO gran.ei. | give
these rumors for what they are worth.
WAsHiNcToS. June 2l.-A meeting Of la
iianiars was held to night at Gov Wright's
rooms. Senator Lane was choren chairman,
and Schuyler Colfax Secretary. over an
1u was subscribed for the relief of sick aud
wounded soldiers. Hon. ID. r. HOLLOWAY
sas chosen permanent President. and Hon.
J. I. Usher Treasurer. and W. L. Dennis
Secretary. An executive committee Of :
vas appointed. The subscription was in All
iition TO $500 already expended by Indian
ans.
A dispatch from the Peninsula states that
he Court convened TO inquire into the charge
gainst Gen. Birney. terminated its services.
fter hearing the testimony of Gen. kcarney
h his favor il being considered unnecessary
o prosecute the inquiry further.
Gen Birney will no doubt DO Immediately
estored 70 his command.
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~ Owing 10 the storm East. On las, even
log. ne are without our usual nigh, Dispatch
e..
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HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
Ma. GRovER-Sir: have been using one Il the
above named Harvesters Tor the last three years.
aud am so we'll pleased with IL, that would not
take $500 Tor IL II could not obtain another Of the
same kind find by experience, that there Is at
leasr saving Ct 81 so per 10 the way % secu
ring wheat, over that cut and put up by the most
approved reapers. In fact would not let my ep-
proved reapers- Ia fact would nor lei n grain be
cut 10 any other way, il were offered 10 be put in
the shock free Of expence
SAMUEL MILILGAN.
Near Tsrrs Hnf,. Ny 2sfl, lsc2
w. MILLIGAN
One year ago purchased one Of the Illinois Har-
vesters, and would not dispense with the Us Of IL
for any price. We most eheerfully endorse all tha,
Mr. Mlligan has said above. about this mode Of Sc
curing grain JOSEPH PECK
JOHN RANKIN
not only endorse all that Mr.. Mnligan saws about
his Illinois Harvester. bat viii further say that
procure one Of the same kind
JAMES JACKSON
We have used one Of Halnes' Illinois Haryesters
during the last two seasous with entire satisfaction
and would say - our brother farmers that would
procure another Of the same kind, and we endorse
all that Mr.. hgan says about this mode ofharvest-
ing. THos. Y COOPER
PETER LYONS
Otter Greek Township. viso Co. Ind.
~ thtNlh-cih- nave used one OF HainCsf IL
lnois HArvesters for the last two years. aud have
used various kinds ~ the most approved rcspers Of
other patterns, and hnd by clos calculation that
can save about wo-thirds Of the expense by using
the Illinois Harvester. I would not take Oh 600 for
the one have u oould not procure another OF the
same kind
10 did not cost than - cents per acer 10
harvest my wheat the past two years, taking into
CONSIDERATION the mode Of sowing and saving Of the
grain JACOB RRoWS
The above named gentlemen are al residents IN
our midst-sl but two are within one hours ride of
Terre Hauto-and would willingly give any infor-
nation a. 10 The use and utility of this Harvester
that may be asked.
In addition 10 The above named harvester HAYES
good Combined Reaper asd Mower (Reed's1 that
vii warrant 10 do good work. aud which will sell
Tor tloo on twelve months time, o. exchange for
Grain or good horses
am also sub Agent fof the Justly celebrated Buck
kye Combined Respers and Mowers. said % - the
best IN use. IRA GROVER,
A CERT Tor Nigo and surrounding counties
80 Please call and obtain pamphlet and exam
Inc the Machine.
No.a. rss, siie Public square. Terrs usu,s.
jun 1dAwim
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PROM LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE. June 23d.-The .outhw estern
telegraph line = nov IA operation from here
70 Memphis.
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bhASDkkTH's PIIIs.-For the r~sto~s.,o,
seaith OF those who have been stricken by Apope.,
o. paralysis they are the oaly reliable raedicine
al affections Of the lungs, chest aud boseis tf,i
prompt use saves life aud quickly cures Pnenu
ma. pleurisy, ehslers. wind, spssns. worms cholcr.
h-ofeus. diArrboss, sysentAry whether from malaria
eating unripe fruits other faults in diet. yield
thsir influence Asthma, govt. rhsumaiisms. Ia.
sDeeuons, ruptures. infammAtions Of any organ
levers. whether ague other secihc fevers: bilo.
diseases suncise. ST. yitus's dance, smallpox mea
'e' Group erysipsss white swelngs. piles. ulcer.
OF even thirty years continuance and e-peciAIi.
ulcers Of The liver. have all been cured permaneuii,
oy these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pllls A.
'emsie complaints and nervous diseases they hs..
osen equally successful. Wide change Of life. bo,b
nrst and second periods. Epilepsy. depression -
Spirits frightfai dersns. all distractions and rls.
suons are BY them cured. dispersed and corrected
Prize Is cents per box.
Bold ~ J. E. cUSSsHss. Terre-Hauls. and /,
'espectAu~e dealers In nsdioise. IanIawim
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~ srumOus or scrofrIous srecs;ons ara a,
curse. the blight. the potato rot % mankind. TAry
are we ana nithy as well a. fatal. They arise from
contaminated and inpurliy Of the blood and are Il
be seen all around Us everywhere. One quarter -
al ne meet are tainted with them. and one quarter
OF these die Of them; die foolshy to- becsuse they
are eafAoie. Auk's sAks2FAKEfIk cieAnses out u
serofaious corruption from the blood renders ruf
and healthy. and enectuslly sspurg.tes TIE sosi
contamination from the system. No longer gros
under your scrofulOus disorders, since The irress-
Ole Arra has provided his mastery combination q
curative virtues that he calls sAns.r.nn1.-lDeu.
ecrst. Waterbury, CT.
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AiL"AUKEs LAGER BEFR
FoF sale Ct
laAsidim WEISS A co..

~ ). +" esfsood. Of the Als, Dean
Ssf". e'oashs 20 'e-n. On Yesterday. ,-.l..
gallons ofraspbsuss. he ksi Of he .s..o.
Mr. 6-r-eoi ~sfi have foe --ls. shs- ea...-.
berry, ever day, a. his stand, ssu.hss.,
corner of ths N.rhss Hsa.~: .i.s. a pa,
rvs. NAyss. wsica's ard Ho-sris. pse
v.sion stores. 90 Main street. aai -al az an
orders that nav be Ieis for him, ct arr Of
the above places. jusohi-.
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10n nOn Lbs. wool WANTED. ssa fss
lVVsVVO shich I rtl pay tha hishsss
price IN Cash. 81 my Leather store.
~. Ian hsia street. Tsrrs Hsuss. Ind.
mfzffu L. A. BURNETT.
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ArrsSrios. USroS Rrylfs.-Yos are com
handed 10 meet ., Jour Armory on " ednes-
day evening at : o'clock. for special bass-
nes-.
N. .. TOPPING. Capt
j. G. hoFrk. o.


i.~osrsSH<>f< ~r~ AND Gos.pss~--
Al parens< = dians residing outside,
and adjois lDiss Of the city Of Tsrr.
Hsuss. wbJ~>Airs 10 send their children or
cards 10 the pablo schools Of .aii city dar-
ing the coming fan and ~iuier. arr hereby
notified that shey mus, take the proc sran.
ter before the 6rss Of September next
NJ. Lyman Miller has been appointed 10
BAKE the enumeration Of school fos Hsrrson
sosnship and Tor the city Of Terrs Hsuie.
and all transfers ere IN be made With him.
10 children ~ili hereafter lie ADMITTED 10 Tie
rec -ehools Of the city anles- proper tran.
'ss = made IN sccoriance 9th shis notice
~ order q the Board Of School Trrss...
Of the eisy Of Tsrrs Haats
JAS. n. ElDMrS Ds. cs~
ie"s hsass. June n. 'ea-d-2~
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DR.. TORNS.

HoMEOPATHIST.
Osses-one door North Of the Bansin
House. June -. di-
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INSURANCE.

EIRS AND INLAND POLICIES
issue n ths ffna insarsncs cempsny -
Hsrffort. Connrcfirvt
ts@h Assets. tttfss.f.l " 90 otn
ffRk AND INLAND POLICIES s-ueI
~ ne ne ssa nsfiss Compsry. spfinrssli, Mss
flhk Policies issued Ia the Fire a.
rrsffs oesapsHJ q Hartford, cgnusstirot.
$3.50 hfs~ts. .-.s. s.-.s s1to. 80
n<iha>Ct h tss atste 90 znf friishls Cesar.
niss tsn - rfu<afed a. fsssssshls rate. a. speh
ttfice %
sAcgRA xeKsrh. As..s.
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FARMERS, LOOK To YoURINTEREsT
HARVEST OF 1882
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

'Nhe Agent of this celebrated ma
a chine has the pleasure Of Offering 10 the farming
community perfect machine, which is nndoubted.
y the best Harvesting Machine In the world.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
u Card PortEsits-s ns~ supYly tust 'rsseissd -
nUCkIN0HAk's bo0ksTokA
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-08
Worcester Post osce-summer Arrangement

Malls Close as follows:
Northern Worcester County, Vermont and New Hamp.
hire, via Worcester Nashua Railroad, $50 and
are due at 100 p. m.
Ftchburg Lancaster Leominster, West Boylston, Oak
dale, Clinton, Lowell, and Nashua, n. H. at 500 M,
and $50 and are due at y.l5 and 400
Princeton and East Princeton, at $3.50 and due at
8 Is g.
City OF Boston, 80 and 500 a M. y TO- g. and 90 D.
and due $50, $50 a. NJ $50 and SIS p. IN.
Maine, E2stern New Hampshire and Eastern Mass
chusetts-9G1 a. m, and 500 p and due at 40
Rhode Island Except towns on the Worcester and
Providence Railroad $50 m. and $50 p. and
d ut $40 a. M, and $50 p.
Way Mail on Providence and Worcester Railroad 80
p aua are due at $40
Westem--(Au towns in Massachusetts, West of Wor
cester,l a. M, and are due at l2,i5 p. m.
Albany tW eStern New York ard Western States) 90
a. m, and 70 NJ and are due at 49, and lA45
Springfield, 500 m, and 90 and are due al 10
Hartford, all Connecticut Except Windham and Ne W
Llnton counties SO a. M and 800 p M; and are due
Al u As and l0.45 p.
line OF Norwich and Worcester Railroad and
New London and Wndham County, Conn, le.09 a. m
n due at O.
New York city and Southern States so a. n and at
$40 and 6l5p and are due at O6 and at $50
and 10 IS
Dana ID West Rutland, s45 M; and are due at 40O
Holden, Rutland, North Rutland, Hubbardston, Cold
Leicester 945 a. m, and 43O NJ and are due at suU
q. M. and 3,0Op m.
and are due az $40 a. M, and 6.3e p m,
Shrewsbury, BIS p. m, and is due at 500 3.
Grafton New England Village, and Cordaville, $40
m; ana are due at $50 p M
birmingham, South birmingham, Hopkinton Ashland
W0odville, WestbOro', NOrthboro, SouthbOro' Corda
VILE and Grafton, II A. D. NJ. and arc due 80 a. m
Milford, Mcndon. Holliston Bolton Berlin. 900 a. nj
and $50 D. and due at $50 m. and els p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
q this Office on Sunday at 81 90 O'Clock p.
Office hours from G45 a. M, to 500 p. Sundays
from 1900 to 1910. D. III. j. NJ. EARLE P. n.
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HOMEWAlkD HOUND

NEW YORK, May Nine New Hampshire
twenty nine Maine, three Massachusetts, and
five Illinois soldiers, were taken charge of to-
day by Col, Howe, at the New England rooms
on their arrival. Forty New York soldiers
were taken to the Park by the New York au-
thorites, and Col. Almy sent to Connecticut
few of that state, besides some bodies. All
were from Newbern. These are receiving
every attention from state agents, physicians,
and volunteer lady nurses.
New York, May THE New England
solliers' relef association attended TO the sick
aboard the Daniel Webster last night. For
ty-eight of them were at the associated rooms
t o day. Twenty eight Maine and two Massa-
chusetts men were sent to Boston by the
o'clock train to nght, by Col. Howe.