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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
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New Orleans June 20, 1881

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02
ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITATION.
No. AHA.

n. Cooke, Us. Nancy n. Cooke.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-08-02

GIVEN under my hand
and seal OF sald Court, at
ONCE in tn. town Of Shelby
vile this the 7,h day Of
July, 1862
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03
FOR RENT.

TNHE STORE, No. "a, WEST OF FIRST
i Street, formerly occupied by ]. H. & w. w.
Morgan, is for rent. Apply at
novel rFG q MORGAN, READ & co.
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for few years; but peace on a founda-
ton of rock, for, ourselves and our chill
dren after us. May the hearts of our
rulers be opened TO the conviction that
they can purchase only a stumbling
counterfeit except at one cost! God
give them to see, ere it be too late, that
the price of enduring peace is general
emancipation
am, sir, your obedient servant,
ROBERT DALE OWEN.
New YORK, Nov. 10, 1862.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-12-03

HORN MEAL AND FLoUR-5O BUSHELS
~ Fresh Ground Corn Meal; 100 sacks Double
extra Flour just received and for sale at
seo27 ELLIoTTs Family Greee1y
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MEDICAL.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

The flro Medicines combined being complete, aud
needing no other Medicine to cure The most obstinate
case Of GONORRHEA. GLEET, Ora VEL
STRUCTURE, and as especially recommended in those
Of FLUOR dLBUS, (oT Whites ia FeTaGles,) srhere
all the old nauseoHs preparations hire failed.
TNHESE PREPARATIONS ARE NON ONLY
i as good as other medicines, but they are far
better than the best, for the simple reason that
these fail to i'll few days, while all 9TH
ers do fail in many cases.
5-They are unlike every other Medicine pre-
scribed for venereal diseases, as they contain no
copabia or mineral poison. The Cherokee Renee
dy should be taken internally, in teaspoonful do
1t is diurelic and Alternative in its action it
puriies and cleanses the blood, and causes it to
flow in all its original purity and vigor thus
moving from the system all impure and pernicious
causes which have induced disease.
HS-The "Cherokee Injection" must be used as
injectiOnl Its effects healing, soothing and
emulcicnt. 1t removes all scalding heat, chordee
and pain.
pfs- By the use Of the s'Cherokee Remedy" and
Cherokee Injection, the two combined,--all
improper discharges are removed, and the weak,
ened organs are speedily restored TO full Vigor ana
strength.
BST 10 those who have tried all the various pre-
parations in vain until they think themselves Ds-
yOnd the reach of medical aid, we would say
NEVER DESPAIR THE .CIIERokzA,E n BEN e
by AND CHEROKEE INJECTION WILL
CURE YOIT ASTER ALL QUACK DOC
TORS HAVE FAILED
R8-For full particulars get circular free from
any Drug Store in the country OF "Ilte tne fro.
prietor, who will mail free 10 any "'ui'7S' iui
treatise ON venereal disease.
Esss-PRIGE-Cherokee Remedy 81 per bottle, or
rsPrice of cherokee injection 81 per bottle, or
three bottles for S..
30 Sent by Express to any address, receipt
of price.
Ds5 Sold by all responsible Druggists everywhere
DR.. W. r. MERWIN, SOLE PROPRIETOR,
No. G, South FOURTH STREET,
ST. LOUIS, DO.
RSTS Sold in Evansville by WIN. BIERB0WER,
and all Druggists everywhere.
aug30-! y-d6weow
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NOMNN no WOvG.

A. uroof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
nureiv vegetable have the certificates of those
mont chemists. Professors Chiffon OF New YORK, ana
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Rolack q Special Notices aud Certificates
published in u conspicuous part OF this Paper IRON
time to time
Price OF the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
for, 81 per bo,to, s. Ter half dzen OF thu Scan
dinavan Vegetable Blood Pills, IS cents per box, OF
5 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and salesrooni, No. East Fourth
st., I'd Building from Main St., Cincinnati, u LAD
oratory, No. Is Hammond Street.
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To every man who desires to bsstow his iaIurano.
patronage upon
WE'LL TRIED CORPORATION.

In lhe eqmitabls adjustment, and prompt CtsL re-
Spouse 10 losses, The PHdFNIK stands pre-eniinety
the head Of its profession; clle its eJtesire, prdcti
teal, end rstcdss business system of local agencies
is not srcelled By any similar corporation in The 'eor6
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. ". NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Agency for Soldiers Claims.

AS0HCy 4U1 DUAU4CID O4d4AAo'
~ W. MCBRIDE AND A. T. WHITTLESEY,
VI. procure Invalid Pensions, Bounty Money,
Arrears of Pay, and Land Warrants, under the
several acts of Congress
Fees moderate, and no part Of their charges col
ieete till the claim is secured.
Office on north side of Third Street. between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Indiana
hebl5 MCBRIDE 4 WHITTLESEY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-30

According to act of Congress. passed July
lath. lst2. granting pensions to officers and
soldiers or their heirs. the following rates
were established. viz For total disability
of Lieut.. Colonel. and all officers of higher
ranss. $1,000 per month {; Major, $25 90;
Captain. $40 90; First Lieut. 90; Second
Lieut. Is. 90. and non-commissioned officers.
musicians. aud privates. $500 per month.
In case any OF the above named has died
since the 9TH Of March. is6l. or shall here
after die by reason Of any wound received
OF disease contracted while in the service
and in the line of duty, his widow. or. IL
there be no willow. h, child or children IN
der i6 years OF age. or. il he leave no wild
ON. child or children. then IL be has left a
widowed mother sho was dependent upon
him Tor support. in whole or ia part she
will be euti,lei 10 receive such pension. In
case there De no widow. child or children. or
widowed mother. then the orphan sister or
sisters. Il there be anv. sh.ii receive such
pension. For further Information spnl, 20
the undersigned
J II. MOORE. Claims Agent.
Terre Hsuie. Ind
soldiers ,BAck Pay. Bounty. &C col
lec.ed J. X "
spgsSdiw
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
Pensions, Bounty Money, Bounty
Land.
II s. DANALDSON. Notary Pub.

n 5. DANALDSON, Notary Pub
IL. lie. Collector. Claim Agent, Ae., A., orsrs
bis services 10 the public especially 20 those uho
have been connected with the Military service
United States, and who may have any claim sg<in-s
The General 6ovsraLasEt- Ne will arrange, forward
AID successfully prosecute AL valid claims al
able charges. and ss rapidly the business ~
dispatched before the proper orinss ct washinsssl
Having Tks rsAxs expcrisnoe and practices herein.
I'D he aid Of Odd 0naosr 81 The sener. 81 Govern
ment under President f1limore's AdmiEistrsroo. ~
cannot fail 10 being successful with all legal elaine
shetbsr Tor PENSIONS. BOUNTY hoSkf - LAND
WARIlANTB.
HAIP-PAY PKSmoSs.-ra. wiss-.. OF II 4,
widows. the Children under sixteen years u sss. a.
officers and soldiers Of the present any pfs-1sa<
~sr, who have died been killed y lille Ia shs ser
vice, are entitled 10 Half.Psy Pensions.
INVALID PkNslONs.-All onicers and sosii-r-
who are disabled BY reason OF wounds received "
disease contracted while Va he service and IN M
line OF duty a. aso4dier, At any period. Are ilt1.
LAND wARRAErs.-An who served Il DAY.
ny 81 the past OF lie United States or cas- A.
battle, entitled TO leo Of Land. L. e.
lssth, the widow and Minors entued-
BOUNTY h0NEY.-The heirs ~ all Folders NJ
have volunteered during the present for tire
vh'ie. In the service. are entitled 10 Osr urspss4
fAks Bounty Money, and such arrears u tie sol
los psy msy have accrued 10 he date "a h.s
cath.
sso charges made without claim 1. saScss-fan,
fsfIai- qtcd.
Deeds and Mortgage esscsse<. and Esnks 49,
4ishrd.
sr Eastern sresrsgss srrsnr-t al csg l.t--s
AMI exchange promptly rsEltted.
OfT.Ck Al tn - conner stand.
DIS. DAsAI.Dess
'stPa1 Notary Pubiic. A.
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YRnN PENYsYLYANIA

HAKklssrxe, Aug 27.-Gov. Curtin con
fdenty expects 20 make arrangements to al
loo each District q reasonable tine 10 fur
nish re quota IN volunteers. obvisting .
draft entirely. A soo: M the enrolment
Is completed 4 quota 0: each township. &c.
viii be ascertainsd together 9Th the credit
iist each j. entitled 90. for men Ia the ser
wee IL i esps<ted that the quota Of each
county and subdivision ran be asieftsined by
the Sth Of sepfenber-
HssaiDrse. Aue., 9-Adiutant Genersl
Thomas L. ( Army oil proceed from here
- sskils,lsilhlA It's e-ccirg- - consolidate
the Pennsylvani. regiren's. snd send them
"a Washirgton fo-thw.A.
CcErxrIa. p kug "a great IRE
BROKE go. = Nngl..svi,le. York county
lsst GieAI Las.s a1sas-aes Of toh.cco. iuns-
Der. grsia. &c.. ~t5c dcsiroye1. Tie lo--e'
ETA 4 :. Snail. Wm. NcCotksJ a Beetles
ard Nshn. are very hesvy- Total los- s,-ea'
$1,000
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her with the query. What has she como
here fors"
There Is no rebel display or movements
discerDible on the lines OF the James River
Norfolk and Suffolk have been strongly
reinforced by Federal troops
Brig. Gen Emery, in command at York
town. sent out Reconnaissance 'vesterdsy
about ten miles beyond Gloucester.
They learned ola squad Of rebels in that
vicinity. consisting Of about 400 cavalry and
some flying artillery. with four guns. bat
our accommodating force saw nothing OF them
yesterday. They encAmped for the night TO
proceed on their journey to dsy.
Our informant j. assistant Surgeon kog-
efs Of the 9th cavalry. who left 'hs party
last evening
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Ae-sss- Isaac ". Fierce. George
Planet and t'eorgc W. Hsberly. are recruit,
ing a company for the 18th Regiment. nov
orranis.ag at this place. Any person bring
"a. n one cE more recruits for this company.
vii. receive premium Of Two DOLLARS for
each recruit Every person ~ho volunteers
between this time and Monday morning will
receive advance pay and bounty money
After Monday morning no more recruits will
be received Those who 20 into the army
then. vii - under the drafi. and will re-
csise only thirteen dollars per month This
the last chance presented for volunteers
Pail ia. boys. before IL i TOO late
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Noon Dispatches.


Nrw YoEK, Aug, s9-The Alexandra
eorrespoBdta of the Tribune s,ates, on
+ Wednesday night the pickets al Manassas
/ Junction wers driven in, and two companies
I Of he iOSsh Pennsylvania. one company OF
the PENNSYLVANIA cavalry. and some artillery
slatioaed there. we're surprised and attacked
Z by Gen. EweIl's entire division. numbering
from 600 to 1000 infantry and cavalry,
with artillery. After short skirmish the
handful Of men At the Junction fled. The
rebels turning upon them nine OF our own
guns. and keeping up brisk FIRE till the
/ Union troops were taken prisoners. A few
escaping across Bull Run here.
Al Union Mills tvs reyimentso Of General
Csx's division Of the llth and 18th Ohio,
! under Col. Scammon were stationed. aud
they Immediately advanced to meet the ap
preaching body Of rebels A conflict ensued
early IN the morning between the Junction
and Bull Run, lasting for three hours. when
the Union troops being largely outnnmbered
aud tianked on the right, retired across Bull
Run bridge. Here vigorous attempt was
made by Col. Scsmmon 70 hold the bridge
At i o'clock two rebel regiments forded
the run above the bridge. when the 18th
Ohio charged on them and drove them across
the river with heavy loss
In this skirnish Capt D. w Psuiey was
wounded slightly.
The regiment lost in killed, wounded aud
missing. IS to 40 men.
AT IL o'clock Col. Scammon was obliged
to return. moving along the Railroad in the
direction of Alexandria.
The rebels advanced across Bull Run and
Yesterday p. N their advance cavalry were
FAIRFAX and Burtis Station.
On taking possession Of Manassas juno
ton the rebels captured seven trains, loaded
with provisions, ammunition, Ac.. and ten
locomotives. all Of which they destroyed.
OF the eighty four men OF the i05th Penn
sylvania on the ground, nearly all were
killed. wounded. or taken prisoners. as ONLY
three are known TO have escaped
Our loss has been immense in government
stores. and large in killed. wounded and
missing.
TcleerAphic communication with General
Pope was had yesterday via Fredericksburg,
but none whatever direct.
LITER
A Captain. just in from CentreviIie. says
that firing Was heard early this morHing be-
yond Manassas, and il Is believed that Gen.
Pope had attacked Gen. Ewell in the rear
A Washington correspondent states that
the First New Jersey Brigade, Gen. Rearnv.
are reported TO have engaged the enemy
near Bull Run bridge. where desperate
struggle was maintained
The bridge j. still said 10 be in our pos
session.
The fighting vas also carried on with por
tons OF the division OF Gen Sturgis, and
nine pieces of artillery are said to have been
captured by the rebels
A this goes 10 mail I learn that tele-
graphic communication Is sgsin opened with
Gen. Pope ami Manassas. therefore, must
DC clc1s ~ the rebels. and Gen. Stuart, il
not taken. Is rrohahl, vending his way
through tie blGe Ridge TO join the main
body OF bis army
Other correspondents of different papers
give similar statements. Nothing can be
learned at the War Department.
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II All those who want . beautiful SILK
Hat. Of the latest fashion. call at the New
York Hat Store and get oas Of the Home
Manufacture, which make myself; there
fore can warrant all hats bought Of me-
have fine assortment Of Frs1ch Beaver.
Otter and SoA Cashmere hats 81 the finest
quality. and Of al coiors, which am selling
very low also, large assortment of Wool
Hats. OF all eolors. ranging in price a. lo~
a. fifty cents.
TIL. Low ERIE. Practical Halter.
Successor 10 J. c. YATES.
m27-u Cor. Filih and MAIN {.
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~ The following important circular has
been Issued by Commissioner General Sid
dali:
GrxErxr CoxxmsioxKR's OrFIcES
August .. 1862
To secure throughout the State some de-
gree Of uniformity in the inspection Of draft.
ed men, Who apply for certificates OF =,
emption. il viii be understood that while
much is left. necessarily to the good judg-
ment Of the Examining Surgeon. slight de-
fees. which might be sufficient for the rejec-
ton Of recruits for a long period Of time.
shall not exempt from draft. Able-bodied.
cepted as Volunteers. AFTER careful inspec-
ton. shall not be exempt GA account Of i'm J..
material defects
As hints Of what shall not exempt. the
following are given
ls, Los or imperfect vision OF lett eye
u. Partial loss Of front teeth.
ID. Slight or infrequsnt attacks Of hemor-
rboids.
9TH. Slight determines Of limbs--with un-
impaired motion
5th. Loss of last joint OF one OF two IN
gers Of left hand. or Of one finger OF the
right hsnd-other than the forefnger-
9Th. Slight variccse veins. below the knee /.
or slight variocele.
The following are causes for exemption:
r.. - -.
2nd. Loss Of all the front teeth, aud
enough Of the molars to render mastication
imperfect.
ID. Large or frequent attacks OF hemOr
rboids. OF chronic diarrhea.
4th Deform4tions which impair free mo
ton Of limbs.
9th. Lose of more than one huger OF right.
or more than two fingers of left hand.
9Th. Large varicose veins above the knee.
9TH. Largo or irreduciblc hernia Cases Of
reducible hernia are Jeff 10 the sound discrs-
ton Of the surgeon under The general prin-
ciples herein stated.
eth. All organic or functional diseases
causing marked debility-heart diseases, cpl
lepsy. or organic disease Of lungs-will be
causes Of exemption. IL is believed general
principles OF the above character should be
the guides for Examining Surgeons. the aim
being 20 secure effective men. and at the
same time not 70 excuse those fitted for the
service on trivial or insufficient grounds
"a. ola, - tha Hoxar,or
J. p. SfDDALL, Gen. Comm.
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FROM BOSTON

BosToS. Aug. 2s.--The meeting to- might
to bear from Gen. Fremont. was one Of the
greatest demonstrations ever known In this
city. When he appeared. the waving Of hats
aud handkerchiefs and cheering. were long
continued
Gen. Fremont referred to the Importance
of vigorous measures for recruiting. and re-
GREETED the difference Of opinion which
caused any lack Of unity among the people !;
and expressed confidence, that Massachusetts,
true to her past history in rocking the cradle
Of Liberty, will not fail in all her efforts 10
destroy the hydra headed monster. rebel
lion
He said. among ouf rights and duties. was
the right OF the people 10 debate the char
acter OF all vital institutions.
Republican institutions are at stake, not
only in this country but throughout the
world, and Il Ia the duty of every man 10 ex-
press his opinions fol the human good. Six
years in Congress. in common with his hear
ers, he held the opinion that slavery should
nto be extended beyond its existing limits In
Missouri. A year ago he declared the Javes
OF rebels free. This was done because Il
was believed 10 be the most decisive aud
deadly blow at the heart of the rebellion,
and the quickest mode of obtaining the
greatest advantage''at the lightest cost. This
was the legitimate exercise Of pro-censular
power. Later he became satisfied that with
success must teFmir ate slavery in some form.
IL was sufficient TO adop; some measure by
which IL must cease. as political power. and
as social fact the events Of the war showed
there could be no lasting peace while slavery
exists on this continent. Therefore all othe r
considerations apart and solely With view
10 suppress the rebellion. he Was ia favor OF
the immediate abolition Of slavery Aboli-
ton should be effected so as 10 deprive the
enemy Of bis great means of resistance.
Wherever the tag of the country waves let
Il float over freemen and loyalty. To il be
an answer 20 all questions and all the pass
port that Is required.
IL was sometimes urged that liberty to the
slaves would be an injustice 10 the loyallsts
Of the South Hsw could war be carried on
without requiring sacrifcesg Undoubtedly
those Who proved TO be loyal would be paid
tor their losses The Unionis,s Of the North
had made sacrifices la givine their lives aud
those whom they held most dear 70 them
such losses could never be repaid. 50 he be-
LEV d the Upioni-ts Of the South would be
ready 10 make sacrifices IL was his belief,
| however, there were not 80 many Unionists
at the South as had been supposed, and the
lumber Il decreasing The dangers oftheir
position and the unce,tsinty Of the success
OF the Government lad produced this unani-
nifty h the whole VALLEY Of Virginia there
~as no, a Union man and be was certain not
Union woman with them. IL Was nov on
/ " question a. to the manner Of separation.
The Northern people did not realize how
long the Southern people have been prepsr-
| Tag for disgnion. They were united and do
terminci n their rebellion and 70 meet them
successfully every advantage must be en-.
plosej
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- Officers and others wishing to pur
chase swords. sashes. belts. pistols. Bengal
hat trimming. epsuletts. numbers. letters. or
any other article in the military line. will
consult their interest by calling at the es-
adjustment OF + A. Chess. No 81. Wabash
street. Swords at all prices from $40 up TO
800. Goods warranted a. advertised. A
long experience enables them TO buy at tho
lowest prices. and sell accordingly.
aug2cdlm
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Wan FKrLiSo ~ ILLISors.-The Ajjuians
General OF Illinois. having received des-
patch asking permission to recruit company
sent back the following reply:
Hold on-ws are overrun with spplica
tion--the hole State is going into camp. :"
Thirty thousand volunteers are now ready
OF the ar, call. and twenty thousand are al
ready offered on the second call. and We
have psrmission 10 accept them all for three
years-snd 10 drafting viii be necessary in
that State
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~ Commissioners SiddsIi has issued the
folIo~ias order IN relation 10 foreigners:
!. Every white male. Of foreign birth. OF
the age Of twenty one years aud up 10 forty
ave years. who shall have resided m the
United States one year, and shsll have rcsiicd
IA this State six mooths Immediately pre-
sioas 10 enrolment. aud shall have declared
he intsatioa TO become q eitizsn Of the
United States. conformsely TO the Laws OF
he United States o. the subject OF nsturali-
-ssion. should be enrolled b the Commis-
siouers
,. Al persons Of loreiga birth. between
she Age Of t~easy one and forty ave wears.
-he have exercised she right Of suffrage -
this State. should be enroIlej.
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~ Some Of the papers are urging on the
Government the proprie,y Of making di.-
tinction bet~eeo men having families dspen-
dent ON them iof support. and young men
Who have to care only for themselves. This
would be jus, aud proper But ne young
man In such circumstances ought to wait TO
be drafted lie ought TO 90 voluntarily
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ID Gus Arnold has laid on our table
piece Of music entitle,. The Day Star Of nv
life has set'-words by Thomas u Long.
Esq, music By Prof. J. G. Meininger. The
known reputation Of tho one poet and
the other as composer. apart from the fact
of being homo production. will create an
eager desire on the part Of our musical
friends 10 possess q copy.
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~ The Cincinnati papers are publishing
. list Of "sxsmpt-." specifying those Who
are aliens and those who have procured the
surgeons certificates Of disability. There
10 a large alien" population la Cincinnati.
and the, talk freely OF enlarging Spring
Grove Cemetery 10 accommodate those who
must soon die Of disease. the sick and aIling
are 80 numerous.
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FRESH OYSTERS
kERN'S RESTAURANT.

have this day commenced receiving fresh
Baltimore Oysters aud ~ill continue to re
ceive them daily throughout the season. |
will also sell them by the can and half can.
and warrant them to be fresh and sweet
Aug. - d2x CHAS. KERN
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~ The Company being recruited by
Messrs. Pierce. planneit and Haberly we
are informed Is progressing finely. aud they
are assured Of enough men 10 60 into Camp
tins evening Fall IN. boys. Mondsy will
positively be the last day that VOLUNTEERS
slIl be received
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~ The prisoners have all left Camp
Morton. except few gueu.llas. There are
one hundred and seven sick ye' a, he hos
piisl They viii not be sent svsy until they
are sufficiently recovered to bear the jour
aev
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tEThe political prisoners on their depart
urs for Sandusky, o.. rendered our former
townsA,l. W. =. Lu p,on. at present Poet
Quartermas'er at Camp No rton, letter Of
thanks Tor las kind and courteous depors-
ment towards them.