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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

We have seen a statement Of the official
trial in one dt the principal counties in this
State. of twenty-five Grain and Stock Scales.
They were the ordinary ont door Wagon
Scales, AM We're tested Just as they were
found in common use, thus making it one Of
the best practical tests Sixteen of them
were of Fairbanks make, and nine of various
other kinds The result showed remarka
BILE degree of accuracy in those of Fairbanks
make, while all The others we're condemned as
not sufficiently accurate for use. The impor-
tarce Of this fact will be appreciated without
comment. We publish it be :ause it is one in
which the public are intersted 1ri-
tunc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
STATE Of " I5ooSsiS,
Dame Comfy.

MApIsoS, " is.. Oct. /. Ie5.-
STATE Of WISCONSIN,
Dane County. -...
The Following described lands in Pierce
comfy, having been forfeited hy reason of non
payment Of interest upon loans granted their
on office is hereby given, that the same VIII
be offered at Public Auction, and sold u tile
highest bidder, az the Office e The Secretary
og State, at the Capitol, in Madison, on tlc
18th day Of December, A.. D. 1862. unless soei'-
er rcdeerned according to Law. Said sale to
commence. at o'clock A. NJ, aud continue
from day to dav until all of said lands shall
have been 20 cfSetes.
The minimum price at which such lands
viii be offered viii be the amount named OF
posite each tract, (uitder the heading " Total
amount due State. ) which inci0ds the amount
of loan; the interest To the first day Of Janu-
airy. A. D. 1868; hree per cent damages; the
taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the costs Of advertising the same.
Such lands viii be soH subject to all taxes
which NAV, at the time of the sale, be due
thereon. Other conditions If sale will be an
noutlced by he commissioners at the opening
OF the sale.
JAMES T. LEWIS. J Commission
SAINT D. HAsrEyGs. ers of School
JAMES H. HOWE and u. Lands
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

-Amasa Cobb of Mineral Point, now
Colonel of the Fifth Wisconsin, has been
nominated for Congress,by the Repubh-
cans of the Third District of Wisconsin,
composed ofthe counties of Green, La
Fayette, Iowa, Grant, Crawford, Rich
land and Sank.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

= There is some division of sentiment as
to who should, be candidates for comfy off,
GERS. but there is no division of sentiment in
regard to the fact that George Newton does up
the Boot, Shoe and Harness business in gbod
style If any one doubts it, let him call at
his shop and examine for himself.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

- Capt, RoLIfN p . CoNvERsE, of Co. u /,
Wis. 9Th. returned home a few days. SINCE
lie was wounded in the battle of Antietam
Creek. but will return to hrs regiment in a
few days. RoLLIS may we'll be proud of the
position he has honorably won-rising from
the ranks 70 captaincy in Gibbons Iron
Brigade. ..,.v.,ees .-srs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
Notice.,

This is 10 notify all persons .hatpy F,..e
Mary, has left my bed and board without the
least provocation on my part therefore, for
bid all persons harboring or trusting her on
NV account, ais will pay no debts of her con-
tracing after tsis date. :,
p.Aa- ysJIs or / 1862. 2fwtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

We hear that a. c. MORTON has started
a PIPER at Bay City, which may perhaps be
removed tu the County Seat. Our informant
said that Mr. MoRTos informed him that his
ralcdictory was already written 1t is none
too early.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

: = While going through Lake st. Croix the
other day on board the Allen Captain Gray
showed usa specimen of geese hunting on a
large scale. Pilot Jewell run the boat into a
large fleek, and the Captain and his crew sue
'ceeded in. bringing down three fine fit birds.
-APolE Co. Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

Dealer in Watei5es. Clusks. ard Jewelry, I'd
Street. opposite 1'horne. Norrish 4 Co. g
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Glasses
Set aud Fitted 10 suit any Ewes " Watches
Clocks. Jeweiry and Sewing Machines Re-
pared. al wsfk warranted.
~, 1862. 2l-u
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
, =
Il. MORSE.

CoLLscfoE. CoxvEY ANGER, AND NoTARY Pm
Lie. viii also obtain arrears of pay and
bbufffy for deceased and discharged soldiers;
arid arrears Of pay, from county and state,
for soldiers wives. 0filce III Babcock :
Building. River Falls. Wis
~ ne I iI61 f-iv
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

- The straight democrats in the legislature
defeated the billto raise money to pay the sol
diers families five dollars per month. The
fund on hand is nearly exhausted.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
Union Caucus.

mere viii be a Union Caucus held at the
l lS5ncii Room on Tuesday evening, October
~ 10 elect six delegates to attend County
NJ, a. ou 20 he held at the County. Seat OF
Ma%Y CfrIzr~s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
". n. STERLING

Pierce County Court. IN Probate. In the
matter of the estate n II Powell dec azed
WE, the subscribers being appointed BY
w the Hon, the County Court for the
county Of Pierce and Stale Of Wisconsin
Commissioners to RECEIVE. examine, and al
lust all CLAIMS and iemasis Of all pers ans
against The estate Of Nathaniel N. Powell,
late Of the town of River Falls. IN said coun-
.ty deceased. and also al claims aud demands
exhibited in offset. aud six months frors thc
seventh day Of april last being allowed bT
said court for that purpose, We To hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business IF
our said appointment at the house OF Wm. 4
Tozer. in the village OF River Falls, on the
7th day of July, 1862. and the 18th dar Of
September. and The Tth day of October 1862.
from nine o'cIbck H II. until four O'Clock r. II
on each Of said days.
Dated this 4th dayyof June, 4. D. Ss2
CiB. cox, .
". A. T0ZER, o0'o'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

81 = The Convention which was held at Spar
ia. is the otsly Congressional Convention held
in this Dhtfief in which. the people had a full
representation.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

N- There has been. bat little news
from NcC.ehan's army The past week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

s. The press of this Congressional
District. with but few exceptions, is hearty
in support of Hon. Luther Hanchett.
We she'll give, extracts from the different
sapars eYf' week - Il * sIsGz.a 9 L.
P"P 49, 49,. - s-s-esr sgnr - a.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

SHrPMHSrs.-The following are the ship
inents of wheat and -four, from Prescott TO
Milwaukee, since September is., 1862:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

See proceedings .ofahe Union Congress
ional. Couvention-a La Crosse. IN tiie fourth
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
NEW ABgE.TEs EN- R8s, rs.


Office ofC5m of SchoQl & University Lands
MAplsoS, Wis. Oct, /. 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

Cox. Dudley d Co, do Dds houl
Dill l. Co., via Prairie du CHEN,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
Prescott JOURNAL.
SEE FOURTH PACE.

PRESCOTT, WEDNESDAY. OCT. g. 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08

- There have been several severe rain
storms during the past week,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
MY STOVE STORE & TIN suoP
Commrissi0ner's Notice.

23-wH
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
IRON. NAILS
FOR CASH ONLT

Market Rates.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-08
CLOTHING.
! GLASS, CRoCKERx, ere;

She iCHcst
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r. r, ssacon,ber.

River Falls. Oct. I, loi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
ANOTHER INVESTIGATION

washington correspondent of the Tribune,
alleging that tn failure in the arrival of the
pontcon train at Falmouth ain time" delayed
FURNISHES army at least month, says that
Congress IL about 70 investigate il, 80 as to fix
the responsibility whore it justly belongs We
apr bend that thrre will BE- little difficulty in
so doing, III the Investigation be undertaken in
good faith, rathsr than 10 the end of white
washing somebody, or to tlicken somebody
else. The time rs rapidly approaching when
popular s-ntiment will force such de yelopments
OF facts as will enable all to comprehend WHY
we have been unsuccessful in the prosecution
OF the war up to this period The country can
stand but few more grave and disaster breeding
fluncers, ere demanding, in tones not to he
di- regarded, such changes and reforms as will
b. likely to secure for us the advantage OF our
superior elements Of success in the prosecution
OF the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
HARDLY True,

We dc not telieve ,he story alleging the cap.
ture by the Rebels Of $50 wagons loa led with
ammunition, DC, on the road between Alexan-
ora end FsirfaI, in the latter part Of last week.
The truth OF the matter, we apprshend, is as
follows. Viz: On Friday last n wagons,
loadrd principally with forage, and perhaps
some ammunition, accompanied by q consider
able pcntocn train, were despatched from here,
over land, TO join Gen. Burnsids's army; all
under escort VI two Companies Of dragons
They canned the first friday night at Came
ron Run, four mikes ont Of AIexandriL By lay
break about IS Of the teamsters had deserted,
al ging that they had been unable TO get the ir
pay Othsr teamsters, were promptly sent to
the train from ufis city, and it is known to have
proceeded On lis way that evening. Since then,
nothing has been heard from it 10 justly the
idrs that It's progress was iEterfered with ny
TIE Rrbeis- !, i>known that cavalry were sent
out from Burnsid,'s army to meet and expedite
IL. So this stor. Of lis capture is altogether i'm.
probable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
OeeosIrE rREDRRIcKspURe.

U'oYrrsp ndence Of tbs Phtladeiphta knq1tfeH.l
FxLnorrH, VA, Dec. S.-The great cry In tho
arm, now, II for the PayD sste1s both By tbs
ofacerr and men. Some OF the f0&lmens hAve
not be. n paid OF for 1t least ten 6enths, many
six months. In consequence OF this. hers u q
srs at deal Of suffering, especially amonGt the
ofiesrs. Enlisu d men are aiway8 surc Of fhsir
Paymaster does not man hissappearaaeo tok
several months, are certain to be in wtnt OF
money or the necess aries Of Hfb. During the
past month have known officers to beg cofee
and sugar from their company quartsrm .ster
sergeantr.
The depot at Belle Plain will be transferred
to q place further down the river, to q point
whore vesf Is viii b. nabl'-d to hail 70 and
unload, inst ad Of being uuio01ed by naeans OF
lighters. Belle Plain Il q miserable place for q
depot and the change Of location Will be OF
great value 70 the army, or those who get their
supplies At this point
The Rebels yesterday morning broke ground
for new battries on the hills, back OF some OF
their present works. Frem APPEARANCES, T.
looked AZ though large force had been At work
al night, but yesterday afternoon only small
force wers engaged In digging. The redoubts
they built on their left now finished. A
large forcs was In and about n m all day yes
tsrday. In frecericksburg the usual nuTnber Of
teamS were being laden at their commissary.
II 10 evident that We are shortly TO have 8
battle In Ii Ia vicinity. The troops are prepared
for the struggle At any moment Gen. Burn
plans and arrangements for the success OF eur
arms. Daring our encampment here the iro0 ps
have BEEN drilling twice q day, SO as to perfect
themselves in army movements. Squad drills
may be d en- daily in all the camps, generally
for the profit Of the new recruits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
CONGRESSIONAL.
TUESDAY, December o.

1BksDAN, DeSemOer y.
SHEAfH-A comm uniestion was received from
the Secretary Of ar in ans to the resol ton
of Mr.. Sumn'r on the subject (sdopted on the
fret day of the SESSION. statisg th.t h. had no
information whatever relative TO the sale of
Northern free negroes, servants OF parsons in
In the army, after being captured by the rebaIs
Laid on the table
Mr.. Anthony reported from the Printing
Committee bill TO incrr ass the bonds REQ uiYed
from the Superintendent of Public Printine 70
$4,000. Committed.
Mr.. Salisbury resolution Of inc uiry relative
70 the Imprisonment OF John Lave and Wesley
Meredith, citisens Of Delaware, In For, Della
ware, was called mp, and lie adoption was ad :
yoested BY Mr.. Payard and opposed by Messrs
In the course Of this debate, Mr. OIayk mar.
rated the facts ~ Ne undSfrtood them In cases
Of certain other similar aYreet<
Housk-The Senate bill for the admission Of
the StSte OF Western Virginia was called up,
and
M Conway spoke in opposition to the bill
- which he would have no objection IL they
had asked for admission In the proper vay Il
was not properly, for the admission Of q new
stat, bat for the division OF IN old StaA
Mr.. Brown Of Va spoke In favor Of the bill
until the expiration Of the morning hour; when
The bill authorizing COLI torr, assrssors> lie ,
TO administer oaths, and for other purposes, was
tax M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
spllIf on ruy noKNIne rkzss.

The Inteiiseeaeev. under ths heading kee-
tiat aiion. 3 ssys that among ia. representa-
tons OF the Genera -ChisS perhaps Lns'
whish weighed most strong y against efen.
MCCLELLAN rim the sbsence OF any explanatory
was he ststsment mads With regard 8, the
<ord@r. sent 70 hal of1cer under date OF October
oth. The imprefsion left On the mind OF the
reacer by fhs letter Of Gen H-iieck was that
t., ordsr in qpesu n was psrsnptry in fts
I rn,s, directing IN fmnedists advance against
: :. Hui nov that the sorder' Of The 9Th OF Octo-
I. bsr, "A the precise shape In which IL was for
vard%d to Gen. Mcclellan BY instruction OF
tire PresiGent, has been fully given 70 the pub
ltc We are able 70 that Il wgs discyetiondyy.
and no, pefempsory. It contemplated possible
delsy. and did not enforce an immediate move
menf irrespective Of prudentiat considerations
a. TO its practlcability, which was Submitted to
the dscition Of the General in command"
The Reps1lseun-which, mp 70 tbs time Of the
removal OF Mcclellan, howIed for an ONTO
Richmond movement, In season and ont Of
asop, as the only way to crush the rebel.
lion-now hassthe effrontery 10 talk Of the
policy q ths concentration Of our military
power "upon the capturs Of the worthless
town OF Riehmond" n being xhe pet schsma
Of the ssmi-tec etsionists 6f the North" -.
The Chro~sste treats upon the past, present
and future Of our country. .- 10
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wAsHIsGTrS's WILL.

A Fairfax correspond mt OF the Repu5liean
nssur's The public this morning that Washing.
tom. last will and Il stanlr is not IN the British
Ars-vm, n alleged, but safe somewhere in
Oulp' Per. having been deposits 4 there for safe
k4tping Ivy the late Alfred Moss, county clerk
of Fairfax county. We can have no doubt OF
tie fact if it was in the care of Alfred Moss
Thculh prrristrni re.el, he Was the fduciary
man ~ his county. the soul OF in tegrity of pur-
POS In all biz acts as public County, officer
and in all his dealings with his felIow-ciuzeu,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

The Nc instry court martial AZ ST. Louis
has been two months in progress, and is a
wearisome thing for the members. They ha We
trying time of il. The developments are un-
earthing a good deal of jobbing in army blank
ets, army horses, etc. The jobbers, great and
small, are legion.
~ The Sunday labor question has been asi-
IA ed in Cincinnati. One Of the local papers
foTcfoly argues that n IL is wrong to kill mon
on the Christian sabbath, II is certainly a ques-
ton worthy to be considered whether il ia mot
also wrong to Kill hogs.
- II is said that no more prisoners will he
rtlt as from Fort Lafayette at present. "a
the = 're no persons confined there who can be
let loose with safety.
|" DIR. Edison b. Odds has been elected to thu
OHIO Legislature by $500 majOrity-a Demo-
cratic gain Of 100.
- Tie Augusta Chronicl", speaking of the
recent great fire in that place, says the loss was
over half a million dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
fASf DRfYIHG
HeotqsaTsers Dsfe-ess Of Washington

Heo19sayte~s Dsfe~ees Of Warrington
December S, 1854
GeserH Order, No. 10-l. All fast riding or
eftving- OF public horses Is positively pro-
hiosted, unlsss In cases Of necesstty
ItamSisrk must drive their teams at q walk.
eod must MOI move fast-r, kept under written
ordsrs 20 Tia oficer wagon master In charge.
Whru pass,ng through the streets OF
" WASHINGTON, Georgetown, or Alexandria trains
msst leave . tpece equal 70 the width OF
strr~t AIT every sixth WAGON; and on no oc "a.
ssos will they Be halted on the CROSSINGS, bu,
lave ths N clear Tor foot passengers. Trains
Val nSbitusiiy keep on The right Of all roads.
Quartermastefs and wagon mast.rs win Ia
nsh eePonsible for violation Of these proyt-
sion 81 teams under their comnand
J. Ambulances will not BE- used for anv other
tnAn toe specine purpos- for which hey are
'oesignFo. VIZ The tr ans portation of the sick An
wounded, -Ir~pt by the written snthori.~ ~
%nr ofiSnc''ommsnder or the Medical Director
Of thR Army. WI
T. Commanding officers will zee that evsrv
3usr'ei mss'er receivrs copy Of this order
ana quar- frnias,srs will SEE that this order A.
Neo " tn"T wagonmasters and teamst-rs
D. or1~thrs viii habit ually ride ,either NJ a
vax or rot II necessary to ride faster, ths
uIrceon Gsi'op must be written on the en-
veiopee OF the dispatch "
D. The military Governors and Provost Mar.
saAs wiz - 10 the strict aud ririd enforce
mtnt OF .nn order, and will arrest eyery offiear
and eorni,e rvcry non commis.isnad on ar y,
prtvat, " 10 u found violating IT,
By command OF SAjor 0en'i H-int.stman.
CARROLL H. POTTER, Asst Adit Gen.
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nuY ON NJ nnnmrnnnn.o "a n

MI David, Private Secretary Of Gen. Barn
side. says tnat the larVr number Of letters ad-
dressed to the G. neral upon private q I'd indi-
vidual matters, TO which his personal attention
lie expected or required. not the least Of the
. laoors which occupy his time. Were it posi-.
BILE he would fla .ly respond to each and ali of
the friendly letters, but the dem nds of the
service render this imp 'ssible Will h. offers
this - his apollo for any seeming neglect Of
DIS mum rous cofrcrpohd nis, he Expresses the
wish thai the Gee al Il Az SPAR d, as far As
loeslbIe, all Demands upon his time and atteu-
tl0o' excepting such Is relat TO the public
rvice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

4ENs. SIeRL AND PoPB.-4en. SigeL in ad
dtion TO the Court Of Inquiry, which he
d, mands on account Of the publication OF Gen.
Haih ck Of Gen. Pope's letter, will 1t once
prefer charges against Gen. Pope, which will
bring tha, ofiicer before general Court Mar
iial. II 10 understood that Gen. Pope will
have to meet the charges Of conduct unbe-
coming an ofncer and q gentleman, and OF total
Incompetence a. a commander. In connection
with the latter charge the whole history Of his
disastrous campaign in Virginia will be gone
into, while under the specifications Of the
former he will be called on to answer for his
abusive language toward Gen. Sigel, which is
not 1t to be printed.-N. Y. Tribune, Stk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
aIt0lD EDITION.
~ oses onu =
rRnHs ooIooK ?. u.
,n, nrrIL cor RI OF INQUIRY.

n II 10 alleged sroand Ms that the court OF in-
ouiry into the conduct Of Gen. Buell. during
his recent western command. ns< removed It's
sessions from Indianapolis TO Nashville. We
lrarn, further, that this court refused Gen.
BueIrs application that 1t might sit with open
doors; and ut hrst proposed to reqsire OF him
An oath that he would not divulge any portior
Il its proceedings. This oath he Declined
taking, prefering rather 10 % excluded from
st:endinR their sittines to protect his own honor
and rishts. The demsnd for the oath in qaes-
ton, on reeefrins his reply. VIA waived how
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE RETREAT OF THE REBELS IN
THE SOUTHWEST
THEIR ARMY NUMBERS FORTY THOUSAND
GREAT NUMBERS OF SICK AND WOUNDED.

CAIRo, dec. s.-The Oxford (Mias.) News CT
Thursday says the Re bells under Genrral Jack
sons command, the rear guard Of the enemy,
had a skirmish that morning with the Federal
advance, near the town. The M hady OF the
Rebel army, 4O,UOo strong, passzd through OK
ford twelve hours before. The number Of their
sick and wounded said to be very large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

THE MCDOWELL COURT or IsoUIRY.
To-day, Mr.. Peiee Bailey, late Of Fredericks-
burg, Va, was cross-examined BY the accused.
The testimony elected from him was not Of
public interest Dismissed.
Major General George b. Mcclellan who 10
at Willards'-was then sent for 70 testify; but
at an hour too late to enable as to publish notes
of his evidence to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
RECOVERY OF A PORTION VI THRTREAsCRB
o. THE GOLDEN GAZE

SAN FRAEcIsco,. Dec. s.-Capt. Waterman,
who has returned from the wreck Of the Golden
Gate, reports that Mexicans residing in the
ndghborhcod saved 900 worth of treasure.
Other treasure box,s are. doubtless buri.d in
the sand below the low water mark, and may
be found by chance rather than intelligent
search. The Employees Of The Wrecking Com
pany are continuing to work with diving sppa-
ratus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
MAIoH GRhEsAL srYryog

having sufficiently recovered to leave the city,
started this forenoon AR Philadelphia, where
he proposes TO soiourn for u week or two pre-
vious to entering on the discharge Of the duties
not long since assigned him in Baltimore He
ie, however, far from being yet relir we'd from
the effect Of his painful wound received In the
last battle OF Bull Run.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09
MEDICAL EXAMINERS APPOINTED.

The Commissioner Of Pensions made the
following surgical appointments for his Bu-
rsau to-day. Via: Or. A. s Hud.on, at Stsr-
Ling, Ill; John L. Hostettrr, NJ Mount Carroll,
H.; Thomas A. Peine, at Qalena, III; Elias y.
IL Percy, At lreeport, Ill; Thomas l. Dawes,
at SaugeTtee, N. Y; Francis y. fitch, al
Amherst n. II; Uriei H. Peak, At Fort Howard,
Wiz; {. b. Bushnell, 1t Rockville, lad; Elem
ing r. Payne, At Marshall Ill; ID. LewelIrn
Beaver, at Reading Pa; Thomas Z Austin, as
New Albany, Ind; T. S. Hennins, at Spring-
aeld Tn
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H,EE 1Ges 1 sE1 tItkh.. 49,! sss x
LAIR 90 c!s6 tie Cr.as Iases.ss -.
Z e ssas f.s ;a1i a.
!. AZ a g =: s:. ssssss:
tss& ssfHtd q SO last g the Hh.te r. jats3
III = ,e - S, siSs t s:s sns
fun bras and stfbs band has been sssSd for the
pisLt. No has or caps allowed in the room. Tick
cts Oh, admitting gentle man and ladies'.
By order Of Oommittss Of Arranssmsnts. d9le
THE eApDLx AND aARk les MAKERs Or
ns' md as ny: sSrs
Tenn psrabce Hall on u Ut :, between 9Th and 18th,
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gentleman and ladies'.
BY order o. Comnittss. e no 2c-savsw'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-09

~The New York Sun states that Jas. Cor
don Bennett is to retire from thu Herald on the
1st Of January next, and that the management
will probably devolve upon James Gordon
Bennett, junior. .