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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
SEQUESTRATIoN NOTICE.

VshE undersigned appointed Receiver under the
Il Sequesusiion Act. for the counties Of Orange,
Wske. comberlsnd and Haineti, hereby gives n1iiee
al persons having any lands. ienenen- % heiedna
menis E,os ehaels nght- or credits. % an, inter.
ct therein Of fof any alien enemy u The conitde.
rate sisies u America. speedily 70 inffm me 4 ihs
same and 70 render 81 srroan, thereof, and br q
practicable. to pot the same IN my possession, under
the penatysof the lsw for hon-eompliance.
also noiify each and every eii1cn n the conede.
rate States speedily give information 10 me u any
and ~ lands iensmens and hriedamenis, so9is and
ehstlels. rights and credits within the said counties.
1 will attend the different cosnss 10 lev days lor
the purposs % receiving Of which lime due notice will
be given.
G. n. WILDER, Receiver.
October Is. iG-6w
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Patent Window Blinds.

LRsal Iapfotn,al -SnRriofiO inyihag 10 %,
IsHfs BLIND shcn closed shuts perfectly tight, and
keeps ,ut III dus. ins erts &c, snd entirely
eluIes the light. aud makes beautiful appeHance
che Dus.ids. II has every advantage over The Other
kind aud costs bui tribe gore.
TINS blind sil fecomDea6 iiself Any one can Judge
OF its superiority over the Old style al hrst sight.
No person nat has seen this Blind will ever order
any other kind.
The .sb crber siil be hsppy 70 show model 70 any
person wishing obtain BIas, aud feteise their or.
dsrs, slieh sill he promptly filled.
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Msya a.
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To the Ladies Of Orange County.


AN reqaesled By the Governor Of your state. 70 cal
upoa roo 10 furnish Tor lhe solJiess IN the army
w0en socks AMI blankets foy their comior pfo,ee
ton during the approaching ~inirr. Each danor wi
please sccompsny her gift by her name. Shall ihis
call upon your psrolism he made without proper
spon-e on your partl cannot believe that il sill;
therefore call upon you 10 mNsrd with your CUTS
snd lay them bouniully upon the altar q your eoun-
try. Initiate The eTample o; your mother - The vso
luton, and allow not the -alders who have taken up
arms 10 deisnee Of your liberes your lives. and what
% skill dea'er your honpI 70 80 unprosded iof; suffer
not your defenders 70 be exposed unprotected 70 the
winters chilling blasts Come. then. 70 their relief
furnish them with those necessary articles 20 feevs
suffering humanity, and thereby merit The lauis not
only Of the present, but ~ future generations
! am your humble servant,
X. VI. JONES, Sheriff.
" The follosing gentlemen will please receive and
for.arl 10 me articles for The solliers;
w. w. Allison. n. p. Hall. Adisnn Mangum. ".
A. Angler, Iohp W. Csr, and Alsis Durham.
August 20. 06-
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TRACTS FOR THE SOLDIERS.

Re printed Al Raleigh, n. g.
A vaee from Heaven, tpsses.
Don't put u Of.
All sufieeney of Chlist
sell Drcieaiisn u God.
Private Devotion,
The Act Of Faith,
The Sentinel.
Motives 10 EARLY Piety,
Come TO Jesus. (iofmehy ca poges,) now il
80, and ~ -four psgs uacis.
Approved ~ al the Pastors u this City.
large edition of the abovs should be printed heor'
The type Is distributed ss will cost $40 10 reset them
Thr number and variety will be increased funds
given. SiOO pays ior I5.uoO pages; $40 pays 70
30 900 pages and 81 pays Tor 1900.
DOnslous 10 be seni 10 The Agent which he vii
acknowls ledge by letter. and report 10 each q The Pa-
tors Of this City. More than $4,000 pages OF nev
tracts have been sent 10 our soldier, IN Virginia.
Wa.L cR0wDRR, Traei Al.
JAW 90
, 1862-11-27

Especial Correspondence OF the Chicago Tribuue.1
WASHINGTON, Nov. ~, 1882.
The next session OF Congress is not likely
to he dull one. The halls OF legislation will
rescund with the clash Of ARMS. The party
which has been successful in the elections
VIII insist that what it calls the verdict Of the
people against the Administration, shalt be
entered up in 3 solemn Judgment Of the high
court Of parliament A long Indictment will
be unrolled, and upon each count there will
be not a fen seeking to establish Tor them
selves ia lasting title to pntion's gratitude
Upon some Of The less invulnerable points,
the friends Of the President will themselves
urge an investigation. The arrests which
have been made without authority of laT,
"under the war power" will be looked into,
and the secrets Of the Old Capitol md other
prisons will be dragged into open day. The
question viii perhaps be 1ess Of the extent
and limitation Of the governments power in
the premises, thar Of the propriety Of its ez-
ezcise IN given cases, md Of the manner in
which it has been executed.
# the stories which one hear5 about the
| Old Capitol be true, there is need of instant
speech aud action. I heard yesterday Of q
man residing in this city, was suddenly, With
| out warning, torn from his home and incarcer
| ated. He has never had notice Of the charges
| # any there be. against him. His wifs and
children taye been denied the poor privilege
Of seeing him even In the presence Of an off
Ger. It 5s nov month that he has thus bee1
treated like felon Of the worst description
Another case is that OF Col. Max Friedman
, 1862-11-27

We desire to state as sufficient present
reply to numerous letters now being re-
cciyed by us from CUR brethren Of the press
soliciting exchanges, that NC shall shortly
Issue circular anno1nc ament to such pa
pers as we deem 1t desirable TO place On
our list. Nc scarcely need to say what
will be appreciated in every newspaper
pfhce the present year, that eonsidsra-
tions Of rigid economy will force us
to keep the list Of exchanges fur within
what NC could wish both for our own sake,
and to avoid disappointment to others;
Hiends Of the Tn1nCSE, aud whose
Ehcels arc always welcome at our table
We must, however, be strictly guided by
Our best judgment made up from our owu
standpoint, and seek from our exchange
list the maximum Of advantage with the
minimum Of cost We shall shortly bc
able to open communication with the jour
mails whose visits We must find oursrlyc:
restricted 10 the coming year.
, 1862-11-27

New YoaK, Nov. 26.-By tic steamer
Ecancke, from Ne# Orleans, We learn that bg
sn order troE, Gen. Butler, the property wita-
IN the district recently possessed by our
torces under Gen. Weitzel, to be known rs
the Lafourche district, Is declared seQu"ster-
ed, and oil sales or transfers Of it are forbid
ten. This district comprises all bhe territory
Of Louisiana lying west of the Mississippi
River, except the parishes Of Plaquemtne and
jefferson. A commission is arpointed to
take possession Of the district, aud the sugar
plantations are to be worked pY them where
they are no5 worked by their owners, and
Eegro or white labor may be employed at dis
csetion. AL property Belonging to disloJu
benefit of the government, under the proVl-
sions Of the conGscation act.
Another order suppresses dlstlllerles and
other manufacturers Of strong drink. An
ether one announces that any oiicer found
drinking Intoxicating Gauars in any public
drinking place, will be recommended to the
President for dismissal from the service. An
other one suppresscs the newspaper kuo:Tn
as The National 1deocate for au improper pub
1ication. Still another prohibits tue arrest 81
any slaTe, unless the person arfestlng ku0 re
that such Elaye is Owned By loyal citizen
Au.ong the property conflscated, IS above
noted, is Gen. BEaggss.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26--The NsT Orleans
pspers contain q speech OF the rebel Genera
Pemherton on taking cooa1nandsof Van Dorn'
army. He says, "H England inserfares IL
in this private quarrel, she f1nds Us q unites
reop1e, and will have to meet aznies South s!
well as at the Ncrts.''
The iron. clad steamer Passaic lett to-day 70
actiye service. The Moniauk Win sooa fol
, 1862-11-27

The p7eBen: aspects from Busnside's
amy indicate preparations for q great bat
lie al Fredericksburg. the rebels in large
force under Gen. Lee himself having made
ready to oppose the passage Of the Rappa-
hammock by OUT forces with their whole
strength.
Tie Foreign news as given in turlher ad-
vices Of steamer previously reported, fur
nishes the official proofs That the French
Emperor has seriously meditated iaterven-
ion, and has actually proposed to the Eng
fish Government and Russia, joint on:r
Of mc5ia!ion to stop the American war.
The fact that it is Minister Drouyn de
LHuys, so recently taking bis place in
the Emperor's Cabinet, that initiates this
movement, is. significant, almost sin
lister, as indicating the Willingness
Of the French Government to inter
pose its influence TO stop the waE.
The circular Of the French Minister is
given in our dispatches. The part which
Rusaa decides 10 play is to hold OF and
take no stock IN the tripartite affair, but if
England and France neeus must 90 for
ward, then Baron Stoccksl, the Russian
Minister at Washington, is to give the
scheme his "mora1 support" a prophet
is said not to be without honor save in
his own country" Our great American
y,rophet. whose Delp1,ic u:terances arc be-
ing continually put into The mouths Of ou1
confjing representatives abroad, seems
10 have fallen into disrepute as 9
seer at least, in Russia. IIr. Bayard Tay-
lor, on the authority above indicated, tells
Gortschskof the rebclli3a is nearly pu:
down. Tue Russian minister don't see it.
and plumply tells Bayard thai he don't be.
Icreit. Eow would the experiment work
Of nothing but the honest truth in State
papcrs2
By wsy Of Cairo, and ALSO from St
Louis, VIC learn Of tie faflrre Of General
Hoyey's expedition Of 10000 men from
Helena, against Little Rock. The caust
ct the return was 1o.ze- water in Whi:s
River. 4 batch Of Interesting Southern
news is also given under the same head
The news from the capital gives the re
cent order of President Lincoln for th
enforcement Of the provisions Of the Con
iiscation act, simplifying aud rendering e1
iectiye its action TIC trial Of Mcdowell
is progressing
, 1862-11-27
CHICAGO, THURSDAY NOVEMBER u; 1862

mept, remained behind twenty. four hours af~
ter the regiment marched. Gen. Grant or.
ders. first, that the sum Of 242.66 be as
sessed against eaid regiment. and such OF its
officers IS were absent without leave when
the depredations were committed, except
such enlisted men as were at the time sick in
hospitals or absent with proper authority
that the same be charged against them on
the proper muster and pay roaa-the.
officers TO be assessed pro rata with the men
over the amount Of their pay proper, and that
the cum, when collected, be paid By the COM
nandIng officer Of the regiment to the paraies
entitled to it. Second, that Captain Orion
Frisbee and Captain John Tunison, or the 2oth
regiment Illinois volunteers, for Hil1fnl ne
elect OF duty and violation OF orders, be mus
tered out Of the service Of the United States,
to take effect On the 16th.
Such action as this in commanding eeu-
era1 cannet be too highly praised. It sho 1s
determination to stop the wholesale rob5erfes
that our soldiers seem alsposed to commit
Regimental officers wi1l probably take warn-
ing from the fate of Messrs. Frisbee aud Tunf-
son, and discosntenance such proceedings in
the future. Whsta glorious Termination to 3
military career, to De mustered ont of the
service for aiding and aoettiug o Equad Of
soldiers in becoming gang Of thieves! How
elevated it must make one fee1 in after 1iEai
, 1862-11-27
M.bge Nr1h1tue>
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER e., 1862.
THANK SEITING DAT.


The leaders Of the Tribune will, in
spite of the war, fiud each for himself,
whatever his condition, abundant cause for
I,anHulness to the FATHER for Ills ten
thousand mercies and blessings in which
the year has been 50 prolific In the ng-
eregate and as component parts Of q great
nation, thcy will devoutly thank God that
The Republic still lives, and that in spite
OF merciless treason at home, Of doubtful
friends and ayowed enemies abroad, and
ot 4 savage and Devastating war, the great
nees and the honor Of the country are not
less than a year ago, when nineteen Gov
ernors called upon their people to humbiy
acknowledge the overruling Providence Of
the Almighty, They will, we hope, sec in
the continuance OF the contest an expression
Of the Will Of Heaven itself; and they Will
pray that the end of all the great muster
5rgs and weary 1narclipgs, Of the turmoil
and trouble, Of the pain and blooashcd, Of
The disease and death, triumphant afIir-
anation Of the g-eat truths upon which the
co1ue1- stone Of the Republic was laid; and
when it can he proclaimed that the country
has, within all its area, not an armed traitor,
all the nations may know that it has not q
manacled slave.
, 1862-11-27
The HFcsteru Associated Press.

The following newspapers Eere represent
ed at The Publishers Convention Ct West
cru journals, held at indianapolis on
Wednesday;
C111cAGo.-TE,EFSE, 7isafs, Journal, Staats
Ztaung, aTd }'St by proxy.
ST. Lou1s.-De,noe5at, Rsp"Dlica:s and Ete~
7.ing Nous.
C1SctSsa71.-Conuaeyci Tines, Enquirer
and Gdztdtc>
DETRoiT,-F1C. Press and Tribune.
CLEvEIAEp.-1era7d, Leader and l2ais.-
dcaleg.
IND1ASApoL1s.-47oG,ual Sc,1:ine. and 4me,'-
e<cnrsv
Lo17svIEE.-Jourza1 and Democrat.
NEW A1nAN1.-IedtgsT.
IAFAyETTE.-Ct,Nrier.
ToIKpo.-Hade and Commercial.
Commissioned and Statesman.
DAy7oN.-En,pi7e and Journal, By proxy.
Ga1ette, Dispatch ana Chroas
-c3e, bY Proxy.
, 1862-11-27


The most reliable Intelligence is that the
rebels have retired to Tulla6oma, although
give you the benefit OF the doubt and the
grapevine mentioned previously. Tie main
army, it must bs remembered, was never at
Ai91frecsboro, only the divisions Of Breckin-
ridge and s. Il. Anderson being there. For.
rest was at LaGrange, but has retirsd, and
and Morgan and Stearns have also fallen back
as their supports retired. have no particu-
1a1s Of The evacuation Of Muufordsrille. Tnc
best information places the rebels as follows:
On yesterday morning division Of rebel
posed BY officers here to have been Breekia.
ridges force falling back, others assert that it
WIS Andcrson's division moving torward-
TIE rebels say that Bragg is advancing. Rsb-
els who were sent away from here by Gen.
Rosccrans lave written back from Murfrees-
boro that jeff. Davis has required Bragg to
contest every inch Of ground in the State.
OF coarse Bragg wi11 do 5t-:he rebels say its
Just ike him. Here's hoping he may.
Ducknef's division has been encamPed on
Duck River not far from the junction OF
Thompson's Greek with that stresm. He was
engaged tor Some time in building winter
quarters for his men, but this work has been
stopped, 1t is doubtful whether Duckner
thinks his men can do without them, OF won't
need them.
/ should not be surprised st all to hear thai
the rebels are Tetreating to h25ond the Ten.
1GESCE IelftI3 I'll tuC HA0oA AAt1 why %144s
| iuto the country ROW occupied By them tc
| try what could DC done by dash at Nashville
| Chcatham's division is at Tnllahoma- With
| crs, Anderson and Wood are camped In tht
I same vicinity. Their whole force has bcer
engaged in forti!ying the hills along Ducl
| River for two weeks. ..
Gen. Bragg reached Tul1ahoma On the 1871
Of November, hut the Grmy had preceded hin
/ several days
RaiIroad communication is perfect from
/ Murireesboro to Chattanooga, and the rebel
draw their ha.t-ration-able supply from tha
city
ABOUT OURSELVES.
Gen. Shcridan's division changed camp to
| day, marching through tho city for that pu,
| pose.
There arc no eigns Of forward moEemer
| Immediately,
, 1862-11-27

DFs MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 25.--By the official
statement from the Adjutant Generals Office,
the following counties are exempt from draft:
Linn, excess 4Ss; Muscatine, excess sos; B1-
chauan, excess 13; Chickasaw, excess 90;
Benton, excess 1877; Iowa, excess 95; John
SOD, excess so2; Marion, excess lG3; Powie-
shiek, excess Is; Wapel1o, excess 162; Adatr,
Madison, excess eeSs4; Mills. excess S; Polk,
excess SOC; Ringgold, excess LII; Warlenton,
excess IS: Blaekhawk, excess BIS; Butler,
EXCESS Il Cerro Gordo, excess II; Clay, ex-
II: Greene, excess 81; Kossuth, excess S;
Wenona, excess II; o'Briep,, excess 3. Total
number Of troops required fr,m the State,
s., ,149; number furnished, d. 5.99s; deficit,
8,156.
draft is said to be forthcoming.
The Iowa regiments are all IN the field, o.
under marching orders.
, 1862-11-27
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tu6nne.i
ST. LOUIS, November 81, 1861
General Mcneil, so impudently demanded
by JEFF. Davis, is in the stste Militia service.
The government Of the United States has no
control over bis acts. The men he shot ALL
lated their parole, some OF them twice-
The Platte County Coass7gatoT, notorlous1y
secesl, has the name Of C. L. Val1andigham
displayed for the Presidency in '64. remark
ing that he, VsllandigRam. is the leader Of the
great, conservative, and triumphant De,noc-
racy. He, says the Conset'uator, IL the favor
ito Of all the conservative men, whether they
are Democrats or Wings.
, 1862-11-27
The WARM Tennessee
Dragg---Nis Army---Thefr Where
ab0utS.


NAsHynLE, Nov. "a, 1s67.
Last night Z telegraphed yoE that the rebels
had eyacuated Mursreesboro and retired to
Tal1ahoma. To-day the grape vine says that
The rebels At Murfreesboro have been strongly
reinforced and that they are going to attack
1,s- "Lay not that hetteriDg unct1on to ycur
soul" They are not going to do anything Of
the eort- They know very veil that they can
not, dare rot cope with uE, and am satistaed
Will not attempt any offensiye measures.
But they will doubtless make grand effort
at defending the position they have assumed
beyond Duck River. But am satisfied there
will be no battle this side Of Duck River,
which stream and it's parallel Elk River, ad
wise you to to study and Imagine the high
ridge OF table laud lying between the tao as
the chosen poeition Of the rebels.
have Cleaned from different headquarters
in the city, rebel and Union, considerable in-
formation relative to the Union army now in
Tennessee, apd herewith send you al
know on the subject. I expressed sometime
ago the opinion that Bragg's army would, in
stead Of remaining in East Tennessee, or 60
Ing to Virginia, hurry to Chattanooga by rail,
and thence march into Middle Tennessee.
Bragg doubtless imagined that lie might beat
Buell. to Nashville, and did actually attempt it,
but fortunately for us Gen. Buell. ceased to
command the army, and Gen. Rosecrans did.
I find my Enrmise hEs been correct, but I do
not claim to hare the gift of prophecy, in3s-
much as what he has done, was all that Bragg
could have reasonably been expected to do.
TIE story sbort sroir1 to Virginia was simDIy
, 1862-11-27

IFfomtfe Cinc1nnati Conmerclat, Sbtn.i
The following awards Of bids for army sup
plies were made by Cspt. DuBarry to-day:
200. 600 DIS hard bread, u. Varwig ,......-..$4.53
1000 zhs rice, SPRINGER & Whiternan 49, sK
10000 h5 Ilce. Vim. Glenn g. Sons .... SIS
6D0- 1os black tea, T. R. BIsss 8 Co o...., GIN
*, Goo ine Rio Coffee. Baker d Go..-... 3;E
800 ns roast coffee, VIM. GIenu $ Son. 3o.05
z8,W0 Ds Eugaf, Nm. Glenn i sons 1iE
5000 gals. vinegar, R. Andrews & Son.. 6E
$40 1bs star candles. Proctor s. Gamble. ..17.95
1n,Op0 lbs soap, n. Work & Co 80. -.---.- G54s
The lowest bid for mess pork {1c0 brls) was
$10.65, and for clear aides the bids were So, IS
$6.1s, $500, $3.50, S6.35, $6.43.
, 1862-11-27
ERUpOSALS for Cats anil Corn,
Z DRror CHARACTERISTICS OFFlcE.}
Corner Of 18th EEti 4 Streets
NAi Noy- !

" 'H-3AA-@N-NA -*-f% ~ A+.".<
Sealed proposals Eflt fGCaty,d st th9 Q,ce Unt
THURSDAY die 4;n d6y Ct ItEceutc- at Il o'cln:k
Il ier tU1nisairs 1a Government With t.aa0sU two
lun ;red thousand bu shells Ut Oats hud IiJyug tgo
hundred thousand bushels OF old an.Ilei Corn
The usts tc be Of gccd me. ca table uuaIltv nut
up in bsr. OF nbonE 1vo bushe1s nsea~, -,
0eis VI ne RECEIVED b. weight ut <3 thirtTtEo
Sacbs to be 11rLlshed T1ta6at ez1ra caafEc 70 tae
G9SeEnmta At: ,..
Ths Corn TO pc Q: F1od fi2setaStapie QHaEfs. put
M IN t5se ct ~ M t@o 4sle:s FIT a. ,zc, ,t+-
Eon ill H. ~ sS rpiaLeea eS "eshe ~ e''' hiks eA
F9nnfs 70 " ensEei. .h,,. ,x,-a cho,=,t, .ha
Government,
In f} tYItY days 1san she cate Of the Contract.
rRponsa1e
49, o.. 49,, ,-,>
ProrCsals E 5e received foe l51 oeo hfty tnoasa2d
n1sheis ot Uata e. ad n2#AsGs: @ AUG tof t'to' n1Sf
TIE propositions fsE the Corn and CATS Xr:r hs On
sEl'AEAIR papEt .a!o eA!1 els oist1tt o nco it
,f namn and mat Office ald,ess of he b;die,
must appear IN the proposal.
nj te parties 1r1st apreas, tne bid st BIT eoasf1
| ius it,
Proposals from dls1oysl Fart.Es Eli not % coesn.
I FAcn Proposition.
Proposals must Se address &C = CpIonel D. n Encke
tn1rserMsster Y. s. army y esE:EGI31 u - ETA ETA
! Con-"
.D3,ty CT tic bidder TO I'll the contract should
Il be az sarIed 10 him mEst be s1srantfei BY r.
g29fa.eis g e ReF1ees' "nose 'nzA Ut
, 1862-11-27

The New Jersey 3. S. Senatorship~
TEEAToN, n. J.. Nov. q .. 1854.
Gov. O!den today appointed Richard 8.
Field Of Princeton, United States Senator, to
GEl tie Vacancy occasiaued by the denth OF
tic Hon. john 4. Thompson. The te.m e2-
}.irss Oil the 4t!. of March aexf!t
, 1862-11-27
TIE eUTH ILLINGIS DIsGRACED.
Correspondence OF the Cincinnati Commercial
La GRAsGE, Tam, Nov, "a, 1862.

1N4ITbQ0QaENc& u VNAAA4-A~t~@4s1
Ia GsASaE, Tam, Nov. a, 1862.
Afew days ago, Gen. GEa9t issued an order
dations Of its members. The nth Illinois
{Col c. c. Marsh) has been the f1rst regiment
10 pay the prescribed penalty. Il appesrs
that On tie night Of ths 7th Of November, 9
portion Of The 2Oth broke into the store Of
q. ". Graham & Co., in Jackson, Tenn, and
p1uuaered 1t Of greater part OF It's contents
They also ma11ciously destroyed tents and
poles beloueingto Messrs. Kent d Rose, suit
fiers. and robbM their establtshm OF goods
valued at aham 500. The facts being r.
ported to General Grant, an Investigation
Was imnedlatRay instituted The guilty par-
lies could motifs found out, 50 an assessment
OF damages 4.as ozaered-eaeh member OF
the regiment ham to hear portion Of the tex
pen6e.N Whatwns STOLEN an6 d y Mhat WAS st3e; &c;
stroyed, was assessed at $1,34366. special
order Issued on the 10th inst, EXPLAINS the
matter, and says that Capt Orton Efisbes, Of
CO. Il, acting In the capacity OF Major, aud
Can't, John Tunison, Of Co. 6, the senior Cap
tain. Immediately after the commission Of
thsse depredations, did not exercise their aa-
| thotitV 10 ferret cut the men guilty OF the Of
| lenses, hut that on the contrary, Capt. Tuna-
| son interpossd TO prevent search and dlscoF-
e7y.of the parties really guilty, and that Capt.
| Fii5kce, after the commission Of the .sald de-
| r1s5at5cns, bcirg in -co-anana Of the regt
, 1862-11-27

T an T,I1E AGENT FOR THE
L sale OF tie n:et Iro. FEED MIL AND SuELLEK
Eaw in Csc taking iato de-a ps;cc durability.
a.sl H., ws1s thr VII 60 The si1iis csa ,s sssn u
EALMErs s rLuMcNDnSs siliiwrisA:s. sasass os
west WHt1r sltd Washington st-te:s or at ITO JkE Es
d JpSsES AEr:cntcsat - ore LaSe stFeet For
EarI.1I.E.s address Tie. t'O't DtIita sox 1t9.
1S5i q. 2UEE +txI. AENlE. HaE IEfll
, 1862-11-27

Milton Gaancf, co &, S9th Ohlo, David Reekaf, ,7W
eSs, co K, 39th Ohio, John A Smith, CO II, u Iowa
cavalry, j B b Wells, CO c, a1et Tenn: cav, Thos
Saunders co G. 1st Tenn. cay, 3 ohyish G, 18th
&C CossStt, lith IL cavalry; RV NJ White, CO e,
1st Tenn SamI Howe. sailor on gunboat Cairo;
Jno Ii Thompson, roadmaeter; cB Rer5lle, GO G.
cavalry 7 Bfant, CO Z, 14th III; E y Lacy, co
8 i7h Fl yao 81, e p sd mi !; 4 Ssn3Ssea: S
s& s%snnes un,e 'n 60 g. 1st Tam e. e eay.1rT viz
Mecain,~ 60 6. ist Tenn s e., eays25y; 3 =
Jonea. co Il. sth VIE; Samuel MaScy, c. G, i72d
III; 4 5 johnson: 20 =, s:h Wis; Je Besswith.
teamstes co G. 18th Mich; W Wright, CO g, 1924
Bridges, co 9, 1sad III. In charge OF Of 3 Mo<9an
WOOD. sapt 18th infantry. e Il; $ r Jones
and j johnson, latter OF Sth Wisconsin, both
5srnrf ed frfro Hae ~ truce boat above Helena
, 1862-11-27

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