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Died On tbs battle htl mar Cans MIL ~ FlAy W
Jdle 27tl ulL, WILLIAM sURGEs EAAa, iSh ss,-,t
sini Volunteers nrSt rn o. an4 L. J. Peal, " .
ysu.a unity, In the tsth year Of his AZ
Faithful 70 he interest OF lis employees VI si y.E e,
OF Iiehmo-d as vel 10 tbs connerci a. ne un Ter TIE
JJhn A. kohlnson q, as II the nhi ON BAT ,. N4,
s.ucAtor, he let the eitv 10 pros cute pss -
qisH hin self fIE matricu' Nton at tn. In ( 81 D.
Pusung his ltude- there fo9 tTo sessions, and yis1
pauenttemperamen ne lie whcu ADVISE TisnGs T. ri
West, He IA'Isd lrou h nj soar slo Kansas
reake, I'd here getting veu OF naee character he
var NJ Mexico, and tecan srLei 10 tie A1s
Il the ULised 81 tea Mai Al PG'to TO AIE 4
pigment he the mpersus demsnJs u iAnEee ava I'D
thef. long possible, and gave ~ that 10y
stock raising blsiue.S, Nk h threw hm much Ia de
MeIcahi sad IBd,ps, sss god 'psnih iehSia, 40 an
ng lenilJ In sysfGl indian dialects, hesas gIeAs ia't
he with all who k.eshm.
Sat sfed OF MS wild sayenlurts he returnfd 10 ht pa
1861 ed witl eCmmet da Die zeal ior y ma
the lacred hts 81 lis koiher ktae. lie vfs ready p
her deman. upon hm ami smofg lhe nr-t a. -
county - spond 70 the call Of his COZ ~. w. sg
JasEson eIth hs amy in AL ihsir had &C e. q
ansssa % the bco y al. la wh Oh he AS or rIt
lu n unwept by those who kne~ him Fad ne fsY, -
nteI net fallen. styn,inS 10 the Con N ,.l
school boy fisnd urluss, I've brothers, thres won l
by HI. lide enc sounded missing s.d Pow ID aJJu
In h cnirgs sesed Lis gul their fai is
few fttO' each hsc his friends mourn his a. .
ware q eIet ibutiln LetyAr sihed cores ude ~
The Of Lieut. AtmP osrnttS who fe IL The
speak:
"kway fr m his home he died.
Fr N his oyely home where bIaJn
Fright 1oses on sy'ry SIDE,
pd.siag their sweet pirfums;
D oo2 your peads fair d ,-ers Ambassador ., p
PR he Oh .rlsLed one shO sleeps rs All sleep
Weep not for the early dead
His eyuLtry h; died 70 free,
To- her his hes IS b.ooo VS. shed,
And Rem ne'er for oitsl be;
Tie At OF The South viii never irge.,
1hA. abe owes he. sons most ID debt
H.r.i nj.
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List Of Casualties Of the IA Regiment South Carolina
Voun eehs, Cob NEG Jwal, in tue Bitts Of Monday
Jans SOsh, 1884, near Richmond;
Compsny A, Captain Stuekey.-Killed-James Amer.
son. Wounded-Osptaio Sluckey, in hand slglti! (;
Sergeant Higgins severely in shoulder Sergeant Carter
in han6 Corporal Christmas, mortslls; Rains, NOR
talg; W Howell severely in leg; J Baker severely
R Smith, slightly; Hurst, eighty; N Wodford,
slightly; WIN G lrner slightly, L Higgins, slightly.
ComIaly B. Captain NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. j r
HUT. Wounded-Lieut R b Watson, severely; Private
Malachi Whttli J 4 Rivers. Bissing-Five.
Company @, Oapsan Wood.-Rllled-Sergesnt Wood,
Jch1 Bait, William Avery, Henderson. Wounded
Lieutenant Miller, Ssrges1t Thomson, Corporal ~.
export, Parker, Fsnt W II Pailps. W Arnold, ]
Arnolt, N Golding, JImts Wright, W Davis, W T
h,Dsniel.
Company D, Lieut. hius commandug.-wo Wounded
James hssa Frank hurrel. John Smithermsn, Clrk
CarleY.
Company f, LeutIIra.h commanding Killed B
Morgan. WouIded-N Handy, J Jones, 4 D ignel.
Company =, Captain Osens--W Ounded-Capt r 8
Ovens, severely; Corporal n Hunter severely J
Hip, severely; y Mshoney, mor!alIy E T Blaksy "a
riOusl. g N Auid, slightly! 8 Franks eighty ! n
CLARK, slightly. Joshus Gms, missing
Company G. Lieut. Cosan commsndiug-W ounded-
se'gt Young, George Ycuag, Smith, james
White. Dr.
Company II, Lieut. Hedy Wounded
Cock. eeyerely Manly Ranall severely John Gal.
oVfy slightly. ksing-A Buokholter.
Company J. Cat Harper, Commanding llsd-Lt
Z " Davis, " J Campbell, A S.uckey, T Mon ,hor.
Wounded-Capt Harrer, severely S,rg'tJ Bls
kin, slightly Corp Brownlec, eighty. leg; W
Simpson, do head W A Shaw, do. foot f; VIM Young,
do, hand Jno Campbell, do leg J II hosely, do,
leg ssse Campbell DO, hip; John Cam, de-. arm.
Company K-Wolnded-J 2 Berry, head; G bson
Fskner, shoulder; ] May, chest !. Jamss Oa hip
W Timmamsn, hip J Daily, shoulder.
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EXTRACT:
ADJUTAHT AND INsP'r aER'LB 0FUICR, 1
RICHMOND, July 5th lss2 I

SPECIAL 0BDKR,
b No 10. - ..------ $780,
II. omces sad folders whether sick, oa,dei or 10
heAi Nh1 NIKE pes,nH appleaon 20 the sutao In sch
nond orleave Of abe fuough may be-
exhibit the written Autho y o. their respective ldipg
By uhc' they from their commands and With
heir Application leave Of absence uTlopgh based
By command Of the Secretary Of War.
JOSH wITHEss
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NOTICE.

our warehouse having Asen By Government for
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ng house Of Jau Bacon, Grace street second door
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wounds having healed too rapidly, and etsnus super
vsnng. This report from the Medical director. LUG
b,dy Is deposited in the Cemetery, as above.
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TRISUrL OF IEsPR IT.

Al meeting I'll lxec tive Co nmp OF the Ia
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ih - oil .wisg fes ystlons were adop ed:
lst Resolved Th.s tie B0Ard heard vi much q: t
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hAAf CATHIRINE MANSON
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EXTRACT.
ADJUrANr AND IAPEuf0R GENERALS oyHcE,
RcHzoSD, July 4. is62
SPECIAL ORDERs,l
- No. ia
a. C5nip.i eusAyed Government work. either dlrectly
or BY Contractors, will not tato1 on which
they engaged except for the purpose Of enoen after
which they will be ur-ed the Certificate tue oe4r
der whose Oh ge the WORK being pJ med With
cen ract made such uica,e will be presented t, III
rOag o:sr, who viii thsIeupon oTde detail Of the men
lied for period no. to eei sixty DAYS -aie OF
each eea vii be frwArdei AZ and nspec
tor General aud tpcate b the Cef Of the or
Bureau for which the wax performed
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application, through the Heads Of or Bureau.
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NOTICE.

TO ,hs~suigsoas Of the Hos 2ils 10 KeiEond r,Gus
l. you vii hereafter send all yoar yrts1 OuiAs .ea
several hospitals, directly 70 my Office, eorEer iHh -
Streets instead Of ndins them anier lie ~
e's be sent Dy % zee In toe morning, th-y ~
tended /, at once Al5Af have Alien % Se9dps 40
Tie nnu-rtaktfs.
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NOTICE.

HAVE 10 my Issession neg hoy, named lEitL tt+
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tale. e the ~ OF Sorfok my aeIJen 4 oi7 IS,
the infringement Of hun. would glsdn ne Ee S.aI
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SADEEIts TOOLs.-Harnes Hesdesi 5Hsi1-s I'm
- eadlsrr Avis Sage ToolE single oresserS oTe'riht
rekng Whsss hin Aoundsrs Picking Tessh, Cog iss
don oLAkxsoN co., No. los NAL '@''-
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HEADQUARTERS TsIRo BsIGADE
LonEs;rests Diy.si. n Jsly Z, 1872
IL absent and soldiers Of tbs Br gaee not bI,d
II he unfit for duty, ord red to rrp forthwith 70
their resp etye eonma-ds or eJ viii be ubhed cowards
AID desertsts
tsignsd NJ p. JONES
A, &c tral
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hosTG JhERY co, VA
f1NHE great plumber Of applications for toArd has E-r =
l. Pc pie.oEs 10 open u place II VII. Eeit 10 = y
ityle as The e,rcuRstsaees oftae vountry n ,d0,I
PAassnges vii leave the train ~ shsssylis stshon
ies VII be waiting 20 eoayey teIn on ales 70 ssP 80
y!si q. viii be received IRON mi. date. ,o
IelT-iu BOTH COLGD aIlV
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Two RAILROAD CONTRACTORS Ard ma.
oHIkIsI have lsst received 30O0 pound O.
ssesl, on ooniignnsnt, vhieh offer for sale.
A. Y. sfOKIs A o.
ss< oer. ish sai osv o.,
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j, II. Barnes.

WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWING MA
W CHINE What others say oft "It ia in.
deed wonderful production, and tor family use e.
pecially other machine toiH any cOpavson 10Th
it.n-Phila. Evening journal
A mechanical wonder. "-Scientfo American.
For gBle by j. K. BARNES.
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IMPORTAN VI TO lNVALipsl
N2Mn shester:sA

AxHrur ONLY ssoIFio RkAEDY Soh
-,,.- S,,,n.la x,Semic ROseAins, AssAuIs-
D,yg s"ia, rsV sas al dsOrdus q IA Blood
81 teDs.
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Railroads.
RUTLAND * BURLINGTON n. n

RUTLAND * BURLINGTON No. h
(lN and after Monday, Nov. %, 1851, Trains
willrun as follows, viz:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, 500 AM. and 80 7. 81.
Arrive at Rutland, II A. M, and 10 80 might
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and II 20 M.
Arrive at Bellows Falls, 7 so A. NJ, l.45 2. NJ.
MOVING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Bellows Falls, $40 A. M, 1920 and $40
PM.
Arrive at Rutland, 1910 A M, $50 and 7. 40 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland 90 A, M, 800 and 435 P. Nj.
Arrive ct Burlington, 1000 A. NJ. 800 and IS0
Pm.
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Vt. Central and Vt. & Cana
"a Railroads, for Montpelier, ST. Adams, Rouse's
Point, Montreal Ogdensburgh, and the West,-At
Rutland with trains for Troy, Albany and New York,
Saratoga Springs, Schenectady and the West,-At
Bellows Falls with trains on Cheshire Railroad for
Fitehburgh, Worcester, Lowell and Boston. With
Vt Valley R. r., for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven and New York-and with Sullivan
Railroad for Windsor, W. X. Junction, Wells River,
st. Jehnsbury, Barton, Littleton and the White
Mountains.
Passengers for the West will find this cheap pleas
ant and expeditions route.
For tickets and all necessary information inquire at
the Offices on the line
&. CHAPLIN .sup't
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ons for using and by Express, closely sealed to
all parts of the country
PRICES.-Full strength, SlOi Hall strength 30
Quarter strength, SO per bottle,
EB-REMEM BIER This medicine is designed
rsssly for OBSTINATE oAsEs which all Other remedies
Of the kind hare failed to ee also that Is warranted
represented IN BvEEY RESPECT, or the po'oe ao'H b.
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d. OF his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL
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ar This Specially embraces all diseases of Pr
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larry educated physician OF twenty years practice,
giving them his ,chos attention.. 5S Consultations
BY letter or otherwise ere strictly confidential, and
medicines will be sent by Express secure from 0bSerra
ston, TO all parts Of the United States Also accom-
modations for LADIES rom abroad wishing for o
secure and quiet RETREAT with good care, until re-
stored to health
CATION has been estimated that over
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auacks annually In New England alone, without
say bea{ft to those who pay it. Most of the sum
comes ont of class of persons who are the least
able TO loose it, bat once paid they can neU1 get 70
back and they are compelled TO suffer the wrong in
silence, not daring TO expose the cheat for fear OF
tzYosng the,asslucs. All this comes from trusting
without inquiry, to men whs are alike destitute OF
honor character and skill, and whose only recon-
mendation IL their only false and extravagant as
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CURRY iii will cost you nothing, and may save
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aine cases out of ten are bog there is safety In
trusting any Of them, unless you know who and phaf
they are.
NJ DR. NJ will send FRRE, by enclosing one
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MEN ana on PIRATE Diseases generally, giving full
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.VERCOATINGS, CLOTHS |

to suit customers, by N ~ W ofoef
Dec B. Merchants. Exchange, RutJsss =, -
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Ben X. Chase.
HAIR RNAM MEN Isl

After an acquaintance of six years, during which
cine we have had many thousand articles braided by
.he PARTY that NOW braids our Hair ornaments, we
sre Patished that in every instance we get the
IDENTICAL HAIR THAT is FURNISHED.
q re N addition to OR former samples we are now
s.tt y .hov some of the finest designs in
,s.tr.A MENTAL HAIR WORK,
~.t-h ue.ides being valuable keepsakes, are much
y sd ief their Artistic merit. By this mode We
cen crzrage the shortest Infant Hair
Gall and the 400 different patterns az III,
WATCH, JxwELRY and SILvUrwARR Store of
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al k.e,c that the Hypo. yhoSphites VIII prove not
eply AS SURF RxxKpy ntoossunfTios Us Va, mn.
s,,svsTys As vaocinstiov in Small Pox4-h'
Ci~reaiIrs Letter.
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PRICES: In on. bottles 81, or Six for rs in 10
OF. bottles So or three for 25
Circulars and advice gratis TO all nquirers. E-B Be
ware of BOGUS and FRAUDULENT Preparations
Inquire tor, and only WINCHESTERS HYP0
PH0SPHITESn SSid by the most respectable
Druggists, everywhere, and Wholesale and Retail at
the Sole General Depot, In the United States, by
j. WINCHESTER, IS John st., N.
13-lyeNW
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a. -,yo- FOLD and specific; on the one hand, incren
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,svMansrfy css,d; and in all cases Of Nervous Deoii
e n, nrostrstion AZ the Vital Pove~s, non excess,
=, otber ossses this remedy has no superior IN Mate
ria Medioa. In all TIN, complaints of women and
children II 10 promp: ard e neaoos@
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES
DIR MATTIsON,S INDIAN ENMENAG0GuE

This celebrated female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
effectaal after all others have faile d,
ia designed for both married and siag u
ladies, and is the very best thin 2
known Tor the purpose, as 1t viii
bring on the monthly sickness in cases
of distractions, after all other RENE
dies of the kind have been tried in
vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now
been sold without q single failure when
taken as directed, and without the
least injury to health in any case.
va 1t is put up in bottles Of three
different strengths, with full direc
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low ARD ASSOCIATIO N
Ill PHILADELPHIA.

BsnzvolsHs hstssos estab1isAtd By special Endots.
ssnt for the relief sick and Distressed afflicted
sitA Wrxs.; and Ca,oHic Diseases axd especially 70,
tks Ours of Diseases of tas Sszual Orgam,
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
Surgeon.
other diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on the
EEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary sent
In sealed letter enve opes free of charge, Two or
three Stamps for postage acceptable. Address, Dr..
]. sKILLfN H0uGHTON. Howard Association.
phil.ds'nhia Pa IL "
True Democrat., 1862-10-08
r--E2-s< Latest News.

We have Cincinnati and Chicago dates of th' 26th, and Memphis of the 18th. These are fede ral papers, of course, and we give an abstract 0 the news in them, which may or may not be true
 Lincoln has issued another proclamation, whicf is prodigious stride towards despotism. He de cares that all persons discouraging volunteer ell listments resisting militia drafts or guilty of any disloyal practice, or offering aid and comfort tt the rebels shall be subject to martial law, and te( by court martial. The writ of habeas corpus i' suspended to all persons arrested by the military or confined in any fort. This places the whole people of the North at the mercy of drum head court martials.
 Gen. Jenkins is at Barboursyille, Va, threaten ing Guyandotte and Ceredo.
 The steamer Swan loaded with ammunition and supplies, was captured by the Confederates neal Guyandotte.
 Lincoln is about to make another draft, so as to bring up his late call to million of men.
 Gen. Prince, and other officers of Pope's army have been exchanged.
 Buell. travelled sixty miles out of his way to avoid Bragg, and got into northern Kentucky one day ahead.
 The conference of federal governors at Altoona ended in disagreement. The radicals wanted Me 0ieiian removed and Fremont appointed. They are 10 meet again at Washington City.
 uen. Harhe5 has been called from St. Louis to Washington, to preside at court martial
 The Yankees pretend to trace the Indian diff. culties British interference, and say that Enfield rifles, in large numbers, were sent to the Indians by the St. Lawrence river.
 Buell. is at Louisville Bragg is at Bloomfield
 At Harper's Ferry the Confederates captured 1,600 horses, and used them to carry off the stores that fell into their hands,
 Curtis was at St. Louis on the 24th of Septem- Der.
True Democrat., 1862-10-08

The defeat of Burnside in attempting to cross the Potomac on the 18th ult.. is confirmed. His loss was greater, in proportion to his force than in any battle since the war.
 The draft commenced in Pennsylvania on the 3d inst. and will commence in New ' ork on the 10th.
 Humphrey Marshall was at Shelbyvile, Ky. on the 23d of September.
 Butler has free negro brigade in New Orleans and has placed them on the same footing as other federal troops.
 On the 27th ut. the steamer Forest Queen stopped at Ashport, on the Mississippi, above Memphis, to take on board thirty bales of stolen cotton; while there band of partisans rushed on board and rid dled the boat They would have destroyed hel entirely, had not another steamer laden witt troops come in sight. Memphis is much enragec at this incident A pilot named Meeker, was xii led. hundred shots were fired into the boat and it'was so much injured that it had to be dashed tc another boat and lowed off.
 There are rumors of the resignation of Seward and the appointment of Edward Everett to fill his place.
 The federals report loss at the battle Of Antie 
 tam of 9 ,220.
 Mix, Lincoln's commissioner of Indian affairs warns All persons that the Bannock and Shoshont or Snake Indians are at war with the federal gov ernment, and travelling across the plains to Utah o California is stopped.
 The news from the Potomac iF up to the 26th September The river was between thetwo armies The Copfe1er9tns were at William9pOrt, Falling Waters and down to Winchester. Gen. Leet headquarters were at Falling Waters. Supplies were being rapidly brought up to Winchester. Boti armies are preparing for another battle, and eaci threatening to cross the river in force. At least one half of the northern dispatches ar attempts to cipher out great losses for the Ccnfed crates at Manassas and the subsequent battles il Virginia and Maryland, and about half the loss fo 1 the federals
True Democrat., 1862-10-08

The history of Quantrel, the partisan leader ir Missouri, is highly romantic and would furnish a fine theme for the novelist. Some years ago his brother, himself and number of others, star ted with train to California. Just as they had passed the limits of Kansas they were set upon by Jeni son and Montgomery's band of jayhawkers, who took Quantrel prisoner, murdered his brother aad plundered the train Quantrel determined upon revenge. He pretended to be reconciled to his fate, offered to join the jayhaWkers eventually won the confidence of the thieves, was elected lieu tenant and learned all their secrets and hiding places. He disclosed all this to the Confederate forces, and led his band of thirty men into an buscade where they were all killed or taken pris- oners by the Confelerates. From that day he has followed up the !iayhawkers; pursued them ilto Kansas and has killed and captured hundreds,- They have offered rewards for his head; have set traps to catch him, bat, 50 far, he has given them the slip.
True Democrat., 1862-10-08
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TRIBUTES OF REsPEcT.-At a regular c0mTrut nication of Providence Lodge, No. l50, of Free and Accepted Masons, held at Mt. Moriah Ark, the 2d of August, 1862, resolutions were adopt ed expressive of their regret the death of brother w. EDMoNDsoN, who was private in Capt. Bas- den's company of Arkansas volunteers, and who died while in the service of his country, at Little Rock, on the 27th of July, 1862 r----------i
 Dover Lodge, No. IT, at Dover, Ahk-,- at q fd guar meeting, on the 9th inst, adopted resolutions expressive of their regret at the death of brother JoHN w. RYE
 7 Al regular meeting of Brushy Woods Lodge, SYo l25, resolutions adopt expressive of their Fdegret at the death of brother JOHN A. BENSON, SIho died while a soldier in the patriot army. F. Also, other resolutions, in regard to the death of brother ROBERT W. HARRISON. The deceased was also, a soldier one of the first to volunteer and died at his post. Gazette please copy) = Ata called meeting of Rockport Lodge, No 59, held at Rockport. Ark on the 18th of Sept. 1862, resolutions were adopted expressive of their regret at the deaths of the w. M., JOHN M. ROBERTSON, and brothers w. H. McMIILEN and JOHN RHODES, who died in Mississippi in the military service of their country. Also, of the deaths of brothers N. A. EWING and JOHN G. POWER, lately deceased. S jAt called meeting of New Boston Lodge, U. i1., resolutions were adopted expressive ot their aegret at the death of brother JAMES M. RUSSELL, fho died at Tupelo, Miss, on the 25th of July, tl S62, while in the Confederate army.