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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1862-09-25

We greatly rejoice in the progress
that has been made in the public mind
and in the government, even though this
has cost an awful amount of blood and
treasure. We are devoutly thankful
that the District of Co umbia and the
Territories have been dedicated to lib
erty; and for the confscation act, which,
if eatorced, win secure liberty to vast
multitude. We thank God that an
honest man occupies the Presidential
chair. IF we doubt the wisdom of any
of his measures, or if we believe. it i'm
portant that other measures be adopted,
we shall freely. express our opinions.
believing that he wishes us to do So
We do not presume to dictate, but GU
loyalty is not dependent on conditions
A conditional Union man is at least
conditional rebel, and, generally, an un
conditional one. Such men we will no
allow within our lines. We have en-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-01

ATTENTION, ARMY Submissive desire
to call your especial attention to one of the
most valuable and saleable articles for the
use of the army-a preparation of medicines
that has stood the public test for more than
twenty years, and has become familiar in
every household. This article, PERRY
DAvIs's VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER" needs
no introduction; everybody knows it; the
soldiers know it, and you have only to keep
it to sell it. No remedy is mere eficacious
IN curing Diarrhea, Cramps, Dysentery,
Coughs, Colds, Slight Wounds, or Bruises,
and many other ailments incidental to
soldiers life. 1t is light and convenient to
carry, and can be resorted to on the march,
as we'll as in camp, without trouble. Being
used both internally and externally, its
value cannot be over-estimated; in fact,
the soldiers want it and must have it, and
to keep such an article is the duty of every
sutler. 1t is sold at wholesale by Ed.
Wilder, r. A. Robinson l. Co., Wilson Il
Peter, ]. S. Morris s. Sons, and Raymond
& Tyler, Louisville; Hoover & Bryant, New
Albany; W. A. Bell, Padueah; J. B.
Humphreys & Co., Cairo; Keller & hite,
Preston Bros, P. VerIing, LEIGH & Carl
stedt, and S. e. Gilbert 4 Co., Evansville.
]. N. HARRIS Il CO.,
Ell Proprietors, Cincinnati.
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OFFICERS OF THE LEG1oE.-We are in
formed that the field officers of the Legion
express the most perfect willingness to re-
sign their positions so that other men may
be appointed in case the Legion is filed up
and an expression is had to this effect from
the members. This is to the point, and does
away with any excuse for dissatisfaction
with these officers which may be offered as
pretext for not joining the Legion. Let
the companies be filed at once, and an ex-
preston in reference to preference for field
officers to be had.-N 4. Ledger.
This cry of dissatisfaction with field off,
GERS of the Legion, is SO universal, that we
are inclined to think it is mere pretext by
those who are unwilling TO perform their
duty in the Legion. We find the same ex-
cuse in several of our exchanges. The same
objection has been made in this city, and
yet we doubt not if new election was or
dered the same officers would be reelected
Let us abandon such miserable excuses, and
fall into line at once. nli
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

20I bushels wheat, Iglehart Bros 2s2 do whe at,
I Mills Co; 20 bbls -four, bill crock cry, Crane
B own Co; Is sacks 3our, Reilly Go; 33 sacks
bran, Elliott; 6 bxs m in. water bottles Christ;
1 crate rags, Bement yiee; ice castings, kegs
nuts, Kraiz d Heilman; bx cry goods, Toe
wentnal hxs goods, bales goods, Fl Maghee
4 Coz q cases boots and shoes, II; o bxs shoes, r
& Lawrence; 3 bales mdse, Keen C Preston; cask
porter, G & Co; l cask chs ckory, l bx fancy
goods, L KeSsler; 2 cases cigars, F Find ich; l
chest bxs mdse, Carl Lanei; 2 bxs dry goojs, NJ,
Henning & Co; bales hops, Keller q White; 8
bxs sin plate, @; 40 bxs Tin plate Mesker
s bbls whiting, LEIGH d Carlsedt; 10000 shingles,
John Glover; l car load crmp exHipms nts, Capt
Ehrman, U Q M.
A. E.. SHRAI DER, Agent.
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EVANSVILLE, July 20.

Mr.. EDITOR Why will not the good
people of Evansville awaken to sense of
their danger? Will they not be warned by
the threats made against them? Our bor-
der is threatened b. band of thieves ana
robbers, who desire to plumber and lay
waste our city. | say to all, let Us be ready
aud crush them beneath our feet as ser
peuts, Tor such they are-for we can easily
do that. But what would say is this: let
the old and the young men, the rich and
the poor, arise and go forth TO battle. Go
and fight the battles our sex forbids us to
do. We all say go; and when you return
we VIII be glad to receive your attentions,
but not till then. Young ladies, say you
not, one and all, that we will make a prom.
Use not to go with any that are too great
towards to go to WARP For nay part, |
will never marry a coward. But, says the
young men, 1--WE have no property; we
have nothing to take care of but ourselves
why should we go when the wealthy eiti-
zens will not turn out2 We cannot afford
to fight for them aud have them remain at
home enjoying themselves" That is all
very true, and yet, speaks out our wealthy
neghbor, (" What, go and leave our bust
ness 2 We furnish the means for Others to
go if we do not go ourselves" Yes, but
that will not do. The time will come, and
that speedily, when you will be obliged to
| fight. You but proloDg the war, when you
refuse to answer the call.
18th, the writer expresses an intention
of using your head for football. Let him
try it once. We will entertain him with a
ball, but it will be cannon ball. 1t makes
my heart burn within me when think of
the outrages perpetrated on peaceful and
quiet citizens; and yet, when we gain
victory we punish them very severely by
making them take the oath of allegiance =
We hear enough of that. We should make
an example OF some of those guerrilIas by
hanging, and let them see how that goes.
Now, dear Mr.. Editor, don't you think
we ought to do as the young rebel ladies
did in Memphis-send the young men of
this place bonnet, dress aud hoops for
gentle HUT. But why urge them to go
They might get their white hands soiled or
those curling locks disarranged. have
kept my peace long, long time, but could
keep quiet no longer. am in earnest.
Now, Mr.. Editor, bring my letter to a
Hose; If not worthy Of publication, light
your cigarette with it, and you will not
offend A UNION LADY.
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encourage the enlistment of troops for their
aid that we have not desired the success
of their arms nor exuted over any reverse
of the arms of the Federal Government;
that we have not encouraged and will not
encourage opposition to the tax imposed by
the United States, save through the ballot
box; that we will furnish all information
of the enemy, their aiders or abettors, to
the proper United States authorities, when
we can do 80; and in all things have de-
meaned and.wi demean ourselves honestly
and sincerely as true and loyal supporters
and friends of the Constitution and laws OF
the United States made in pursuance there
of: So help US God"
James McMulen, J. w. Lockett, Luke
W. Trafton. Sol. S. Sizemore, Isom john
son, p. Il. Lockett and r, S. Eastin having
declined to take the above oath, and having
notified me of their withdrawal as candi-
dates, it is hereby ordered that no poll be
opened for them in the county of Hepder-
son by the officers of the election to be held
on Monday, August 4th, 1862.
Young E. Allison, L. w. Brown, E. D..
Mcbride, Asa f. Parker, ]. II. Hancock,
John Barrett, @. W. Hutehen, 3. N. Wal
den, ]. G. Stapp, 7. ]. Hopkins and such
others as subscribe the oath, are hereby per-
mitted to remain candidates for the Offices
for which they are respectively announced.
By order of SIT
Lieat. Col. JNO. w. FOSTER,
Commanding Post.
VIM. Fl. WALKER, Jr,
n
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WIN. 81. WALKER, Jr.,
Captain and Post Adiutant.

A SHORT CHAPTER-DeQuincy mentions
a chapter in Won Trolls work on Iceland,
which is entitled Concerning the Snakes
of Iceland" The entire chapter consists of
these six words: "There are no snakes in
Iceland" - Exchange. 100
We think of preparing work on the
Men of the Rebellion, which shall contain
the following chapters: JEFF. Davis FideIi-
ty; Beauregard's Veracity; Floyd's hon
esty; lsham Harris Bravery; and the Pie
ty of the Rebel Parsons of Nashville" The
chapters UG aH be very short.-NashUiLte
Union te Il
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In Camp.


HENDERSON, KY, July 80, 1862.
EDITORS JouRNAL:-.In to-days paper
SAW the " Guerrilla Letter" A great many
of the writer's statements are false, and
oue-the most likely to be believed by
Union men-deserves It,le notice. The
writer says that "Captain B. told a wilful
lie when he said he had killed one guerrilla
and taken twelve of them prisoners" It is
not false that John Patterson, a noted guer-
rilla-he who had boosted that he was the
first man to step hostile foot on free soil
and told his friends that we would have to
cut every tree and burn the brush a three
counties before we could catch him-fell
from his horse, dreadtully wounded, caused
by shot from one of Capt. BIS command.
Neither is il false that dU of the twelve
prisoners taken that day from the plows'
are not innocent men. Capt. B. has facilities
of distinguishing between guerrilias and
agriculturisls. The dodge of murderers
passing off for farmers, sincerely hope, is
nearly "pIayed out" l have very good
authority for stating that the assassins who
fred on Col. Gavin and suite, Tor a great
part of them) were boeing tobacco and
+" holding the pillow" in twenty minutes
after the occurrence. Homo" is indig-
nant that Bethell's "scurvy' fellows should
pollute the sacred soil of Kentucky. Lei
me tell him tina. BIS company was advised
to assume the garb that it went in by one
who was well posted in matters pertaining
to rebel costume, that we might pass fol
them, and thereby gain certain points. II
was considerable task TO procure clothe:
miserable enough to personate the robbers
put we came near enough to make it sue
cess. Indeed, the rebel fair ones of Hen
derson, as We went in, warned us that tn,
town was full of I" Lincoln soldiers" TIL,
disguise was so complete that Patterson
himself mistook US for his friends, and tn
penalty of his error was his life's blood.
r
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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 not
be admitted into the wards at any other
time, as they interfere with the duties of
the Surgeons in prescribing and dressing
wounds.
A register will be kept at the Medical
Directors office, containing a list of all sick
and wounded in the hospitals, in order that
strangers may be facilitated in finding their
friends. HORACE r. WRIT,
Surgeon, U. s. A., in charge OF Hospitals.
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Ray- The following was sent in yester-
day, by Lieut.. Colonel John w. Foster,
commanding this post: tH a.
- HEADQUARTERS U. s. FORCES,
HENDERSON, KY, July 80, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 2.
The following order has been received
from District Headquarters: 4as af
HEADQRs o. FoRcEs IN KENTUCKY
Louisville, July 81, 1862. I
GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.
The following General order is issued, to
be enforced by military commanders in the
District of Kentucky:
sNo person hostile in opinion to the Gov
eminent and desiring its overthrow will
be allowed to stand for office in the Dis
trict OF Kentucky. The attempt of such a
person to stand for Office will be regarded
as in itself sufficient evidence of his trea
sonable intent to warrant his arrest. He
who desires the overthrow of the Govern
ment can seek Office under the Government
only to promote its overthrow. Ia seeking
an Office he becomes an active traitor, il he
has never become one otherwise, and is
liable, both in reason and in law, to be
uCdeCN All pcISOuo VI tuio
description who persist 10 Offering them
selves as candidates for office will be ar
rested and taken to these headquarters.
.By command of Brig. Gen. Boyle.
a1iia ."' JOHN BOYLE,
Captain and A. A. G.
The commandment of this post, being I'M
acquainted with the opinions, past conduct,
and present position of the different candI-
dates offering themselves for Office, has SUBJ
mitted the following oath to them, in order
that he might be correctly guided in his
action: rau-a. A1h
We do, severally, solemnly swear that
we have borne, and will bear, true allegi-
ance to the United States and the State OF
Kentucky that we have supported and
will support the Constitution OF the U nEted
States and the State OF Kentucky, the ordl-
nances of any State Convention or Legis-
lature to the contrary notTi hstanding
that we have not encouraged and will not
encourage the enemies of the United States,
ADD especially the supporters of the so called
Confederate States, or given them aid and
comfort, either by word, vote, or action
that we have not encouraged and will not
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-01
Attention. Crescent Blues!

You are hereby notified to appear at the
Court House this friday evening, at
O'Clock, August LIST, promptly, to attend
Drill and important business. Every mem.
Der is expected to be present.
By order. R. S. HORNBROOK,
A. TURNER, o. s. Captain.
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CLOSED FOR REPAIRs.-The st. Charles
Billiard Rooms will be closed for a fort
night during which time the tables and
the room will be rt6tted 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 st
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Attention, Volunteers.

Ali persons desiring to enlist in cavalry
company, to be raised in this District, for
the United States service, will report to
Albert c. Rosencranz, at No. IL Second
street, who is authorized to receive recruits
for the same. jy25-d&wtf
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NOTICE.

The Medical Director has established a
patrol of six men and on-commissioned
officer, who will see that no drunken or
disorderly soldiers belonging to the hospit-
ais, or others, are allowed about the Streets
Soldiers are also prohibited from sitting
about bar-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.
H. R. WRIT,
Surgeon and Asst Med. Director.
EVANSVILLE, July %, 1862. :
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gds Persons indebted to the Bodiam
Mining Company are again notified that
settlement of their accounts is desired.
jy9.tf JOHN WYMoND.
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s6~ When you come to order coal, don't
forget to bring the cash along.
jy9-tf JOHN WYMoND.
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EVANSVILLE, August 1, 1852.
m LIST OF LETTERS RR.H.aEyS:-
GIL ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
August ], 1862. Persons calling for these letters
will please say" Advertsed aud give date of list.
Advertising Zee, one cent.
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sas~ Most emphahcaAy Adams Pictures
are the best in the city. Gallery corner Of
Main and Second Streets.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NLW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IS VeicEe2.sy Ra,Os.',
/" COOKS SUGAR EVAPoRAToR,

For making Sugar and Molasses from the Sor-
ghum Cane. Call and see the machines" ALTO
sample of sugar made ore OF them, send
for circular giving prices, &C, aud much valua-
b lie information on the culture of the Cane, &c.
This is no "humbug " but something that has
been tried with great success for years.
VIOKERY BKUTHERS,
Ag'ts for Vanderburgh and adj Joining counties
COUNTRY BRAN is tons on hand and for
sale in quantities t. suit by Vickery Bros.
LATE ARRIyALS.-4h bids New OrIesns sngsr
bbls g. Molasses
10 bbls refined Sugars.
For sale at Vickery Bros.
FLnUR.-Extra Family Flour in bbIs and sacks
warranted good
MATCHES.-100 gross Gates, and other good
brands of mat, hes in store and Tor sale.
WHITE LIME.--5O barrels unslscked Lime for
sale cheap by
vICKERY BROS,
jy3l No. 81 Main st.
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FoUND.-A two foot rule, which the
owner can have by paying for this adver-
tisement.
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/" GILBERT & CO.'S.

q U.N.DRERS.-Clothes Plus, White Lime,
~ Lemon Syrup, Tomato Cltsup, Rice, Almonds
Fiberts English waInuts, figs, raisins, currants,
oysters, saTdines, alum. epson salts, roll brim-
stone, snlhur, cepperls, ma ider, extract of log
wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda, bed cords of all
kinds tobacco of all kinds, backing, batting, nut
megs, cigars of all kinds, ginger, glass jars lam
terms and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce, matches,
pickles, stone pipes. powder, percussion caps, fish
of all kinds, safety fuse soaps of all kinds starch
teas, vinegar camphor, feIt@r note, cap and fancy
paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, alt petre, gum
drops, wooden bowls, jujube paste, cinnamon,
dried besf british ustre, bonnet Dc arcs ink, oil
nails SASH glass, aspices, soda, pain killer, liquor
supply Of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale low by S. e. Gilbert & Co., No. Syca-
more.
T. by NV ''''|' ~ ''''
Sc GILBERT&Co.
ALMONDS AND FILBERTs.-1O bbls for Gale
by S. K Gilbert Co.
MANILA coRDAGE.-5O coils small size, for
sale By S. Gilbert & Co.
BONNET BOARDS-2O gross, for sale by s. e.
Gilbert Co.
CIGARS.-100,O0O, all qualities, from common
to the very lest, for sale low.
STAR OANDLEs.--5O0 boxes, for sale very low
by Gilbert & Co. -.n
FISH.-Mackere and White Fish, rs packages,
for sale by Gilbert d Co. f NJ
silNpIG0.-300 pounds very choice, for sale LOW
by S. GILBERT co. y Hssii'1 =
0TsTERs.-6Os one and two pound cans, for
sale low. "a.
RIFLE POWDEB.-75 kegs Duponts, also q Id
ana lib canisteIs, for sale by s. Il. Gilbert Co.
RAISINS.-Layer and NJ Raisins, so whole,
half and quar- er boxes.
SOAP.-Bar ssap and fancy soap, large supply
always on hand, for sale low by g.. ~
JulysO s. e. GILBERT 4 co.
.Ns0.4P.-l5O boxes German and Palm, for
~ LOW by [febSl s. d. GILBERT GO.
EDO CORRRE-IOO bags prime for sale by
IA S. L. GILBERT i CO.,
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HOME INTERESTS.

H9r A few more good men will be &C
cepted for the cavalry company, which will
be ready to go to Indianapolis in few days.
Now is your chance
ALBEIT g. RosENoRANz,
aul-3td Recruiting officer.
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LADIES LIST.
Aston Fanny Jones Annie
Bellam Eliza KuTtZ Matte
Darrell Emma 8 Leavenworth Mary
Brown MOllia * Lacy Ducinda
Beams Ann M Lockwood Mary
Baldwin Ester Montgomery Mary
Beck Maya Meminer Mary
Brown Mollie Mackbey HELEN
BLACK hnrn lana Marcns Fanny
Barnett Martha Martin Mary 90
Belle Annie Morey -
Berk Christy Ann AIullgan Sarah
Bepnett Mary Miller Sophia
Barker Eliza M6Gothlin Mary
BdslOw Nancy Mckay Mary Jane
Baiiy LYDIA AcGalIisfeT Margaret
Clark Fanny McLamore Mary So
Ohubb Mrs McDesitt Lizzie
| Cramer ate Nolan Anuie
| Cemon Mary A Neale flissOuri
| Crowley Mary Nor is Catherine
Crsss Jane Newman Saliie
| Collins Catharine NightiI gale b
| Christ Mrs Thomas ii ielsOn IL
| CoDiff Mary Jane Overell Mary O
| Clark Martha O'Rourke Mary
| Cary Julia Piscow Matte 2
Catlett Caroline Poarter Susan
| Davis Eva Policy Arty
Daub Artmees Paine Mrs VIM
! Duniyam Molle Bedic Elizabeth
| Downs Sarah A Eagland Ida e
| Deniston Sarah Ri.h Emily Ann
| DuvalI Nettie 2 bayfield, Elizabeth
| Dutton Mary Ann STRIFE Miss Ma
| Dimick Ella Swope Clara
4 Deacon Sallie Smith Mary
Ewing A Lee Slatuary Mary
| E1kins Nancy & Savage Lucinda
Fisher Fanny Sherlock Mary
| Fsirchild Jane Scranton Mary
| Fairchilds Cordelia Turner Charlotte 2
| Grant Fanny Thomps Malinda
| GRAFT Ann TRIBE Mary
| Garvey Sarah yaness j
| Gilman Sophia Wopple NJ NJ
Gonterman Rosanne Woodson Bette
Grant Lydi. Ann Walker Cath
Huling Mary White Louisa
| II gan Mrs G B WalIn Mamie A
| Hall Melinda Williamson Elizabeth
| Aord Lucy Warner Martha
| Hawkins Elizabeth Wright Malinda
| Ia lyard Jane p Wrestler Louisa
| Huhi"s Elzaueth Youngloye Mary
Hickey Mary Youngloye Ann
Young Mrs
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Surgeon and Asst Med. Directol

EVANSVILLE, July 25, 1862.
iulI26 81 cod.
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EBEO CORRRE-IOO bags prime for sale by
Id S. L. GILBERT l. CO.,
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.NS0.4P.-15O boxes German and Palm, for
~ LOW by [febSl 5. Il. GILBERT co.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FrsTa the Upper Potomac.


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oy ouI iIsu wius eIhce .ne usance Into VIA inid
600 ~ ',H,ed ,S ~ oe mo,n ~ lnls lhctuues o
isLei sr,n, Vi 0"OO" ''o'eu ioi 'ue use VI 'no
Iaeto,Yn and Io,.o,,.,;I,o ,0 e. o.ro.,r "a
the Federal troons '
Cen ShJeIds p,s,od th,ou,b ,,h,,,o.,o,,,, 70.
say 20, tho w. '''u 'uiouSu ohdiieS'0"A w.
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CC.AfIokE os hEbEL PICKET GUARD:
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Ter. and have comnIeted Sor,a,dshi. s,rth,vorI.
on NJ a. onS ca, so"oI As
ba,taries ue ,EIn ,Igoea Sky guns incInalng nero
pIred YESTERDAY 'P'0'o' ii"io''0"'e 'i'"'
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and every noin, 10 s,,anaIw ,rfptas,J go PCJ
berland IN Harne,s Fatryy "a fan,fI, =
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B. Lewis, John NJ Lea, John S. Brien, James
Whitworth, N. Hobson, John Hugh Smith and
John NJ. Bass. The committee was met at the
landing by Gems. Nelson and Mitchell, and
escorted to Gen. Buelps headquarters. The
interview was pleasant on both sides, Gen
Buell. giving assurance that the personal lib
erty and property of all citizens would be
fully protected, and no State Institution of any
kind interfered with The banks and all other
institutions, trades, and professions, &c, could
resume their usual business. Gen. Buell. will
issue no proclamation, preferring, as be states,
that the acts of his army shall indicate the
policy and purpose of his government.