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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-05
FIRST GLASS PHYSICIAN
ALWAYS An HAND.

nR. GIFFORD'S HOMEOPATHIC CURA-
~ tyes, consisting Of forty different Remedies
have been long time before the public and
thoroughly tested. They are the prescriptions
of an experienced family physician.
These curatives are very carefully prepared
and put up in neat form, at % cents each box,
or in vial cases to suit thewants Of every family.
They will prove to be MS represented, and will
seldom fail TO cure where a cure is possible.
The symptoms Of disease and method Of treat
ment are given in the manual acco|panyine
the medicines.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-05
CURE
BELLF8U5 EAEADACHE!

D. By the use of these Pills the periodic al
tacls of Ncyrous or Sick Headacie may be pre-
vented and if taken at the commencement OF
an attack immediate relief from pain and sick
ness may be obtained
They seldom fail nremoying the Nausea and
Headache to which females arc so subject.
They are gentle upon the bowels-remoying
CogtireHess.
For Literary Iea Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons Of Sedeata1y habits, they are val
uablo as a LAXATIVE, improving the appetite,
giving tone and yisor to the digestive organs,
ondrestoring their natural elasticity and strength
to the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments, having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieve
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Head
ache, whether originating in the NERVOUS sys-
| TEN or a dcrangcd state OF the STOMACH.
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
lion, and may be taken at all times with perfect
safety, without making any change Of diet, and
the absence Of any disagreeaJle taste renders
easy to administer them to cAjldrea.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEITs
u The genuine have five signatures Of
/ HENRY c.. 9PALDIMG
on each box.
Sold by Druggists and all other dealers in Med
icines. A box will be sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt of the
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. SPALDING,
48 CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
, 1862-04-17
From 1IcArthur's Regiment.
p1TrsBURG LANDING. Tenn. april O. 1851

pIrrsBuRG LANDING. Tenn. april Q, 1861.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
At the time of the attack on Sunday morn
ing last, Gen. Macarthur, together with the
brave aud dnuntless Lieutenant Colonel Chet-
lain, vas Under arTest-the latter sick abed.
With no one to lead, save superannuated and
condemned grey clothing, You may be assured
that our spirits were at a very low ebb. We
were marched to q vacant lot, however, in
gloomy silence, and then ordered to lag aside
our grey jackets. This order was scarcely
obeyed before our eyes were gladdcued and
Macarthur in our midst; and when he sang out
in his broadest Scotch" 18th, Tn permitted
to lead re once more,n snch cheer as was Of
fered up from our regiment Of little more than
three hundred men was terrific. Like
mistortunes, it seems that our good
luck was not to come single, for IN an
Instant l1ure came Col. Che1tai1. This seemed
too much, the boys could not contain their
feelings, but "shout and cheer and loud
buzza'' reEt the air. Our Quartermaster soon
Gghtened hearts We marched on, confident of
victory. We Soon engaged full regiment Of
the enemy. The bullets flew like rain, our
comrades dropped on all sides, dead and
! wounded. For more than half an hour there
we stood and peltcd away at the ha1Econcea1ed
: r
and with & cheer peculiar to the 12th, (by the
county VIC rushed upon the retreating foe.
| They soon rallied, as we were out Of ammuni-
! tion. Not long, however, were in again fitting
up our cartridge boxes. Again We met the
enemy, but after desperately fighting and With
loss Of nearly forty Killed and one hundred
! wounded, together with Gen. Macarthur, and
| with Col. Che1tain injured by fall from his
! horse, our Spartan band was driven back.
Inch by inch the ground was contested. and
not until some eight hours Of exposure did we
; return to our camp. Gen. Macarthur aud Col.
Z; Chelt:Sn wcFc both removed to the boats for
medical attention, and VIC were again left to
the tender mercies Of IN inexperienced COM
mander
On Monday morning, When the ball was
opened, VIC were again drawn up in line u
battle, and during That long and bloody day
He were more or less engaged But when ths
enemy retreated and We we're left on the victo
1ious field, the eaddest work Was still to bt
done. Our dead comrades were gathered vi
and removed to our camp, where they wert
deccntly buried, the burial service being at
tended to by cur worthy chaplain, Parsot
Grant. Our company d. Of So men, lost sl1
six killed and eight wounded. ]. II. II.
, 1862-04-17

TAX SALE NOTICE To whom
l. ttmay copcern: Take nohcs that on this sd day
ofJuly A. D. 1850, at tax eale, held at the north
door Of the Court House, in the City Of Chicago,
County of Cook and state of1llinois, pursuant to
Iaw) for the State and Comfy taxes and costs
thereon. due and unpaid for the year A. D. 1853, I
the undersigned purchased and received certificates
Of purchase therefor. the following described real
estate, situate IN ead County Of Cook, to wit: in
ELSToN ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
The 40ft sonth and adjoining the north 100 # Of
the east 100 # Of block number seven taxed to
John Bell.
The 10 II northand adjoining the south 40 # Of
the east 100 # Of block number seven; taxed to
unknown.
TOWN OF LAKE VIEW.
An undivided fifty setes Of the west half Of
northwest quarter Of section number 20, township
number 40. north range ID east !; taxed to 8. S.
Durfee, with the buildings. If any, situated there
on. And that the time Of redemption Of all the
above described real estate from above mentioned
tax sale will expire On the twenty third day OF
July A. D. 1862 WIN. F. FLEETH0OD-
ap16-pI1St
, 1862-04-17
SALE.-Whereas,

3nhn Zimmerman aud Jscob Bergman. OF the
CO Of COOK and State Of Illinois, DID on the Sth r.
nf4ng b 1851, make. execute and deliver r. -ay
dersjxned heed OF Trust OF the lots Of .sae IN
ses Hereinafter mentioned, 70 Eet"- Lii and preui
four certain proupIssofy nOtea -4e the payment OF
made by The said ZtIIuR~ -An e2id deed described,
date With said dee@ --lntn and Bergman all even
and fourteen 6~7 one for the sum OF I'VE hundred
dste; oneT ,alR {s51E. payable one rear afttr It's
lara g. or the sum Of four hundred and ninety dol
so paysole two yeass after Is date one foE fSs
tb, % 81 nundIeA and sixteen dol1ars 66) payable
yeaas attss ts date and fer the sum q n1e
1geha1r which said Deed of Trust is recorded IN ne
Ascoruers Office In and for the County Of Cook atoEe
eai5, IN book 1i9 Of deeds at psge 80 And TGsresa
defaut has been made in the payment 21 sns ns two
Of said note1 principal and interest ano me T4oiE ol
the gae In dHa and unpaid and toe le8al Anlaef
of the eama has made application 70 ne % ben NE
property n said Trust Deed described 1of Inc purpose
e.eiore 81 virtue Of said Trust Deed and for
he pufpcse paying TIE notes saa1l On Monday
dsT Il tie north door of the ConIt Ho1se in the
scto1 to tbs highest bidder for cash the lots Of land
snd nre1nises in said Deed Of Trust described and
coIyeYtd, being Lots two (a) and three @ In the
EubdiTison OF The southwest quarter 20 Of secton
se7rn r. Township thirty G8l, north Rsnxe fpu1.
feen S tast Of the Principal Meridian, being ten
HcTre pf land, or Less with ali the right and
equity redemption Of the Sid John Zimmerman aud
Ba1gEaan, their hetts and assigns theEe1n
j. F.EIARKsoH, AttuHnnY.
Chicago, March 19. 1a. mh19nsfm
, 1862-04-17

+Q4INbAaf A~4AA4-r AlNAA ~ --'H--
The aruy has moved forward, u':t 1t is not
-ret at sayannah, as has been stated BY Aothern
1,one,s Gen. Buell. left The city on the Sd,
and 1t is presumed he has not yet reached sa-
-vannah.
Gen. Mitchell left Nashville via the Murfrees-
.boro rocd, and has advanced IS far as Shelby
vile, with the intention, probably, Of making
demonstration against the rebels at Chatta-
,,5ooga- The italicieed word is meant to throT
tadoubt upon the statement, I don't believe
sasaen- Mitchell has any s1ch orders or iuten-
tions. In fact, I doubt II anybody Knows any
thing abolt the intentions of Gen. Mitchell.
But Eurmise-are surnises coutrabaud p
, thath he intends holding shel5yyille Is position
defending tie rear aud flank Of the grand
a,uy at Sarannah- Gen. Negley. ina
= pfue, has been stationed at Columbia
1or the same purpose and the additional one Of
:, ,acttpg as reserve for either Gen. Mitchell or
fen. Thuuas, who Fill be left at Waynesboro.
arhIs dispoat1on of the three divisions Of
:, Mitchell, Neg7ey and Thomas, 1t will be seen
! by glance at the map, is highly importan.
md necessary, when It is remembered that the
rebels are 1900 strong at Chattanooga Under
FBrfesdser General Ma1ey Or Mo1ey, who ap
lxezXx to be Tennessee Militia General. can
not End his name In the regular list OF Gen
erals Of the rebel service. There are slso ,0o
rebels at Huntsville and Waterloo, Alabama
r{heJ haxe made 20 offensive demonstration
, 1862-04-17
STATE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY

cIAIE OF' 1LLlNOlc, COUN
Term. te62. Tnthill King, Ni1son c. Davis He,nan
Kingrhury + illiam Roeera ThomaEB. King. Horace
Wairen. Valentine II. Marshall aud EIijah Barr-1n
ChRuceTy. =,
DAVE Heman K7ngsbury and Valentine Il Marshall
three If the deendants shove named can be found Up
on due inquiry, 20 that process cau be served upon
them, ea!d 1Hd ayit having been filed IN the ONCE
Of he Clerk OF eald Superior Court Of Chicago Nouce
ta hereby given to the said Hl5on G.. Davis Henan
Klngsbary and Valentine r Msrsna M tnst the the com,
the Chancery side thereof On tic 18th day Of March
1s6 that summons 1herturcn issned ont OF sa!1
Monday Of June next. ts} as + by IaT IeauiEed,
Kingshury au valentine s. Marshall shall personally
be and apHear eore said Superior Court Of Chicago oi
Cook county, tha frst lay Of tIe term thetee %
be holden atj Chcsgo in said county On t.e isst Aon.
day Of june ls sHa plead answes Or uenF @ .9 .he t
matters sud things therein charged and stated VII pc
e"~~'e ~ ~ THOS B. ARTER, CLERK.
WILLIAMS, WOODBRIDGE l. GEAST, Comps Sofa
Rls pi1 An
, 1862-04-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

~ COUNTY. ss.-Snperior Court Of Chfcs7o, June
Tern, 4. T; 1S2. Wnltan Burgsas vS Dennis Beach
Public notice IS hereby given to the saId Dennis
Beach and Peter y. Peckham, that HEtt q attaGa-
perior Court Chicago. dated The 1Fst day q April
A. D. 1902 at the emit Of the said Tti1lsm BurEess
Peter ~. Peckta1u for the s1n Of TWensyEiEe Hun
dred Dellars directed to the Shsfn Of Gook County,
which said writ has been returned executed.
Nov, therefore 9n1ees ion. The ssid 3D. Dennis Beach
before the said Superior Court ef Chicago Or before
the first day Of ne term 1hs1eoI to be holden st tae
day Of June A. p 1s62 give special BAH and plead te
the ssid plaihtH's act1on Judgment viii e entered
much Of the property attached may be sufficient e
satisfy the said Judgment a1d costs Ein be eod t
6at1Gfy the Earne. THOS. Il. CARTER Elsth-
WM. T. BURGESS, in proper. ap2n99i 4W
, 1862-04-17
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK

~ COUNTY, sa-Superfor Court Of Chicago, april
Term, a. D. 1862. Wheeler d Wilson Manufacturing
Company 71- Union Manufacturing Company.-Attach-
1uent,
Public notice is hereby gsen to the ssid Union Manu-
sctart Company that TWO wr1s Of attachment tssued
Chicago, dated the fteenth day Of March a D. 1852
at the suit OF the said Wheeler Wilaon Maeqfactur-
Manufacturing Company. for the Of six thoussnd.
eight hundred and 35ioo dolisA directed ~ p The the
have been returned executed.
Now, therefore, unless YOU the said Union Manufsc-
turing Company shall personally be and appear before
The sid Superior Court Of chsga 9n o. 1fofS , Ins
House. In the CITY OF Chicago On the dFst Monday q
April 4 D. 1852 give special hai and plead to me sa!d
and Ii favor of he said plaintG and 90 much Of the
nronertY attached as may be sufficient TO satsfy the
sa;d ament and costs viii be sold satisfy the
THnMAS B. CARTER Clerk.
4ArITp HrIGHCoCL PETS Att ys- mhGt tn6so Az
, 1862-04-17
IA CHICAGO GIRL ABRoAD."-Under the
above caption, The Buffalo Commercial Ad-
te71tser Of April 10, has the following:

~ Girl named Mary Jane Harris, about If
teen years af age. md rs,, fine looking, was
arrested By Depltt;; Shelf Darcy, day OF OF
two since, for ragrancy, she having cone n~~ ~
Chicago obcdient to the wiohes Of q man who
met ler in that city, and beirg now very re-
gretfnl and very unknowing whit to. do with
herself. She etates that her hther resides il
Chicsgo, and that she desires to retaru home,
Justice Tanner has written to the address shc
gave him, and committed her for further ex-
animation"
, 1862-04-17

w Our Navy Department has no reliable
facts about rebel works On the Mississippi,
except as We "get at them,'' and itseems that
The best knowledge We have Of theis DISPOSE
tlons about Yorktown is derived from bal
loon reconnaissance. On the contrary, the
enemy have all information long beforehand
Of eur intended operations; therefore there
must be traitors somewhere In the War De-
partment OF its bureaus, or in the army staff.
IL IL pretty sure that with all our money. we
nave had no good system Of espionage.
, 1862-04-17

IAPoRTAST CHANGE OF TINE CARps.-Ata
recent timetable Convention held at New
York, the roads between that city aud Chicago
made arrangements for their summcr running
time, We give the result Of the deliberations
OF the Convention, as tar as Chicago is imme-
diately concerned. The timetable, it should
be borne in mind, docs not 60 into effect until
the 5tn Of May next:
, 1862-04-17

FLOUR AND GRAIN IN STORE.
The following table shows the amount
Of Flour and Grain in store in this city on
the 12th day Of April, compared with that
of last wear Of the same date:
, 1862-04-17

" Yankee Card Writer"-redding, visiting
r. e." cards, at shernaan House. For samples
~ aau, eena tWo ted efsmqS- hp16G
, 1862-04-17

pTIFFALO ROBES FOR SALE
ID py the Bata It shs Hsad oansas1 oa sae
NORTHWESTERN RuR osFAS H
Eo. Ii IaEa ssyect+ Chicago M
, 1862-04-17
Meeting Of 5toekbolnfra.

Mffttng pt StpfKD0l1frS.
STOCKHOLDERS Pittsburgh,
~ Fort Wayne and Chicago Railrosd Company The
Stock transfer Books Of this Company E be closed On
he Sh Of APRIL; after which 4 i not probable an1
further transfer will be made excepting as coBtempla.
ted il the sEreeraeat heretofore executed By tue
81 order VIII BARNES. Secretary.
Pittsburgh, F. Wayne & Chicago Bail
way Company.
6ued to the Stockholders OF the P1tbuiEh Fl Wayne
and Chicago Railroad Company on and ahrer the
10th Of april Proximo,
Or their complying With following provisions Of ths
agreement for the reorganization OF ssd EomFanS To-
Wit: 1rrrcp7pcu Erw.vxE
AND GHfCAGO RAILROAD COMPANY, upon the as
sicnmert Of such Stock to peTsons may be deegna
ted for thst purpose By the Purchasing Agenta nay
theneW Corporation. In
Shares Of One Hundred rollars Each,
With ssstp CerHnestss foF less amounts not emitting
The Assignment Books VIII be opened On the 15sn
p11f6as@1ss7 @6sa ,Msr1st ' oluet VII BAREEs:
/
, 1862-04-17

HEURHE ". LAY, JK- fustse-
JFELARKsoH, AttusnnT,
Chicago, March 19, 10& mhf9usSam
, 1862-04-17

WHO WANTS A CHEAP LOT
w FOR HoK oK 4 srEcutATIoy?-D By u
feet next to the Eo1tbWeat corner on FaIQuEAT and
nesplsines stree1, can be purchased for $7su cash
Title tndteputahle. Apply to ar address A. CLIO
GpWSKI Stewart Honae. 2p1tpz5EIW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

CAPT. MCELRoY's CoNPANY.--We have been
furnished CDut at too late an hour for insertion
in the present number) With extracts from let
tiers written by Capt McElRor to member
of his family-the first dated at Fort Donel-
son, Feb 18th, the last at Cairo Feb. 22.-
They detail the movements of the 2Oth Regi-
ment, and especially of Company d, from the
time Of leaving Cincinnati to the date of the
last letter, when they were enjoying brief
period of rest after several days very laborious
service. They were on the field of battle, but
being a portion of the force held in reserve,
were not called upon to take an active part in
the contest They acted as guard 10 boat
load of rebels on the passage from the Fort 10
Cairo. The details viii be interesting to those
having fricn Is in the Company, and we shall
publish the extracts in our next issue.
Capt NJ. says the regiment 10 which the
Delaware Brass Band is attached passed Cal
ro on the 22d ror Commerce, KY, at which
point 4 considerable force is being concentrated.
From this it would appear there is doubt as
to the correctness of the report that the Band
had been discharged and the members were
about to return home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

Celebration of washington's Birthday.

Celebration Of Washington's Birthday.
Reports frem all parts of tie North lead tc
the conclusion that The birthday of the Foun
der of our Republic was more generally and
impressively observed this year than ever be
folc. IT, the South the day was ridiculed by 4
few, who pretended TO exult in the the inaugu
ration of JEFF Davis, as President of Rebel
America" What a burning shame.
The celebration by the students and citizens
in Delaware was worthy the day and occasion
At noon all the bells chimed in harmony, wei.
coming the Gay. The Students anniversary
in Templar Hall, in the evening, was well con
Quoted, and highly appreciated by the immense
audience Of ladies aud gentlemen present.
The ball was tastefully decorated; over the
rostIum we're flags and pictures OF Washing
ton, his monument, and Of other distinguished
Statesmen. On the rostrum. which was car
peted and furnished with marbIc-toped table,
were the speaker, Hon. T. A. Reamy, Drs
II lowe. Merrick, and Donelson, Mr. Geo W.
Campbell, Mr. Ford, Reporter for the CIcyc-
land Herald, the Chairman, Mr.. q. w. Brcy-
f1sle, together with Piuneys band.
The exercises were introduced by prayer
by President MerricI The toast of the Pre-
paratory Glass" Washington was offered
by Mr.. Flemer, anJ responded to 10y l. n.
IIobll. That Of the Senior Scieutiic-"The
United States; may she ever lead the van in
defending the bulwarks Of Liberty. was Of
fered by J. c. F. Bell, and responded 10 hy j.
w. Mendenhall. The toast of the Freshman
Cldss-'Freedom; 4 gem dropped from Hca-
vens caskct, aud set in orr countrys coronet." d"
lv-G !,
to 10y A. S. b. Newton That Of the .Sopho-
more, offered by Z. II. Wells, The present
cl isis; the second birth of Republican Liberty,
was responded to by T. ii. Woods. The toast
Of the Junior Glass, "1'hc Southern COnfetl-
cracy; may it be the grave yard of traitors, y
offered 10y q. Evars, RI sponled to by y. \.
Mead. Toast OF the Scu;or Class, read by S.
B. Maltbic, Our Republic; may she have Il
second Washington in her second Revolution. ="
Responded TO by j. W. King.
Between each re- pOnSe the band played
most charming music. At the close OF these
exercises DIR. I. A. Rcamy WIS introduced.
aud addressed the audience for more than an
hour The close attention of the vast audience
was high compliment to the speaker The
general review which he gave of the character
Of Washington, and the lesson we may learn
from it, was grandly conceived. To the stu
dents he addressed many patriotic aud profit
bic preccpts.
Altogether the celebration was emincnty
worthy The day. There was cne omission in
the anniversary, and that was the failure TO read
the Farewell Address: which should have been
done by some one competent, in the afternoon
in some of the churches or halls. More could
not have been crowded in the evening exer-
cses. Thus passed the one hundrei-aRd-thjr-
tiefh anniversary Of Washngton's Birthday
in Delaware. y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

The officers of the Soldiers Aid Society
sent of this week three large boxes OF hospital
suppIies-twO of which went to Cumberland
the other to New Creek. They also made a
cash donation TO an Indiana Regiment, OF
which Rev. Mr.. GKIswoLD is Chaplain. a
letter from this gentleman TO his brother-in-
law, President MERRIcK, read at the close OF
the last lecture, represented the wants Of the
sick Of the regiment as very presSing-and
an appeal on their behalf being made TO our
Society, they promptly and generously re-
sponjed to il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

Robert HEILER.-We refer our readers 10
the advertisement of this very celebrated l.
lusionist and Pianist, which appears in our col
umns to-day. The Cincinnati Enquirer, after
seeing all the gems of the art preNidigdtat ion
thus speaks of him:
HELLER.-The engagement of this unrival-
cd magician and pianist at Fixes Opera house
during the week has sufficiently demonstrated
that as an artist either in the art prestidigita-
tioh or as a musician, he stands unequaled by
any rival pretendcr upon this continent. We
can commend bis feais of magic as beyond any
thing conceived prior to his advent, while the
second sight still remains as incomprehenSi-
ble a mystery as ever puzzled an universal COM
munity. Ills piano forte performance will
rank cocval with Halbcrg, Gotlschalk, or any
Of the modern luminaries, and take him all and
all, he may be set down as a genius of the
first water.
\ European by birth, he has acquired, III
the various musical academies, the highest
honors, and there are few portfolios but con-
tain one or more of his works for as Il com
poser, lie holds place with the most popular
modern masters. Such is Robert Heller, whose
second sight" necromancy and music, has Gre
atcd a .fprore in this community which will be
long remembered.
On Monday and Tuesday he will appear at
the Odd Fellows Hall, Covington, and then
on his way to New York, he will make brieI
visit to our provincial neighbors, stopping on
Wednesday night at Hamilton, and Thursday
H., L Il
cipal Eastern cities, he will commence his pro-
jectcd tour around the world, certain to create
an excitement wherever he may appear
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28

By the workings of our Common School
system some of the large, populous and veal
thy counties pay a much larger sum to the
State fer the school fund than they receive
back again-While the poorer class Of counties
draw from the treasury much larger sum
than they pay into il. For instance Hamil-
ton county paid the last fiscal year S3O,6l4 90
more than she drew out, Franklin SI3,008 90.
Cuyaboga s7,l82 IS, Montgomery slI 1886 80,
and many other counties sums ranging from
three 10 six thousand-while, on the other
hand, Monroe county drew out of the treasury
S7,e3l O3 more than she paid, Washington
S7,543 IS, Meigs. S6.6l2 Il, Athens So
I73 II, Gallia, Hooking, Jackson and Noble,
each over $4,000, and many others, sums ran
ging from one to four thousand. Delaware
County paid into the treasury SI2,I22 81, and
drew out SII ,95I 28-making the excess of
payment over amount received back Sill &C.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-02-28
INpIANAPILs, Feb. %

INDIANAPLIS, Feb. %
Considerable excitement has been created in
this city iE the last twenty four hours, by the
arrival Of 5000 rebel prisoners from Fort Don
elson; 500 were sent TO Lafayette, 800 to Ter
re Haute, and the balance arc comfortably
quartered in Camp Morton. They are a little
the hardest looking set of men ever collected
together. They are uniformed in rags Of all col
ors, with carpets for blankets. The privatcs as
scrt that secession is gone up that they are
better treated ard fed here than they have been
for the past six months.
Most Of the men are anxious to take the
oath, and three Of their surgeons have already
been released on parole to attend to their sick,
which are becoming quite numerous. The Of
fcers are not uniformed and do not look much
superior to the privates.- Correspondence Cin-
cinndti Commercial.