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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-01
DR.. HALLS
BALSAM
Cures all Diseases
OF the
LUNGS,
And THROAT.

Consumption, Decline, As
thma, Bronchitis, Wasting
of Flesh, Night Sweats,
Splitting Blood, Whooping
.Cough, Difficulty Of Brea-
thing, Colds, Coughs, In
tiuenza, Phthisic, Pain in
the side, and all diseases OF
the Lungs,
| 1T is UNEQUALED!
Halls Lung Balsa m, in
all cases, gives the best
satisfaction.
Has wrought more cures
since its introduction than
any other cough medicine.
Isendorsed by our lead
ing physicians as the safest
and best remedy now be-
fore the public.
Issafe ito use among chill
Idren, and yet powerful in
cases Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
Brings in certificates al
most daily of its wonderful
cures in all parts of the
country.
There is no medicine
within our knowledge that
; has acquired SO great and
; wide spread popularity, in
so short a space oftime, a:
DR.. HALLS BAL5AM Fup
THE LUNGS. Its balsam
5 ic and healing propertie'
$ are magical. 1t is hghl!
: expectorant and tonic. l
= contains not a grain G
opium or morphine, tn
Is marc otto and astringent pr
" pertics of which have CT,
s. ated so much pref udice
il gainst similar preparation
Ls- We believe that q nsd
he cine possessing real me
its will effect cures VIII
is ever it is used, ~ home,
ga we'll as abroad. Dr.. Hal
e. BalSam for the langs is
m parsg0ric preparation, /
cir one which If used in sc
ig- son, will save the lives
an thousands. The most d
a treSsing cough is fregue
The ly relieved by a single d
and broken up in a
iv- hours time. The afilic
my DO not have to take DO
cal after bottle before they
, to whether this remedy ,
Lrge afford relief or not.
Hear what Physicians
the OF DR.. Halls Ralsam. S
the one: 81. with confder
icai recommend the Balsan
try, superior to any other !
Gin paration.' Says anoti
an II have used il with Il
ton form surcess. and can c,
gre fidently recommend it
all those complaints
, to which it is offered as a n
the ciy.' Still! an other writ
rom II have no hesitation
rity. saying that it is a sA
nee, CONVENIENT and very c
,ine. cSciuus medicine"
etor, &c Randolph ST., Chicsl
NIL he addressed.
Upton, Iowa:
Nc AMARA, Tipton, Iowa.
" Clarence, "
generally. mi
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formidable organisation in Braxton, Web
ster and adjoining counties Is entirely
destroyed, and the leaders proposing to
surrender. 1t is understood the guerll-
las taken will be promptly shot.
Gen. Milroy's scouts, on the 23d inst.
attacked the rear guard Of the enemy,
ten miles East of the Shenandoah noun
tain, the boundary Of that department.
They killed one Lieutenant and two men,
and captured a Lieutenant and one man:
None Of our men were hurt. The rebel
conscripts are deserving in large num-
bers, swearing Unionism and returning
home
Reports from Stanton say the enc.
my. sick and wounded and large trains
Of soldiers are passing eastward by rail
Snow fell eighteen inches deep at Mon
terey, On the Gath inst.
FIR. MONROE, April q.
A boat containing four black men and
one white man arrived here this morn
ing from Portsmouth, They report the
Merrimac will come out soon
A dispatch in yesterdays Richmond
papers, says the Union gun.boats passed
Forts jackson and St. Phillips, at i
o'clock Thursday morning, and at one
clock the same afternoon were before
New Orleans.
4 rumor was current in Norfolk last
night that New Orleans had surrendered.
Bu, few troop, were at Norfolk or in
the vicinity. ltwas rumored that Com
modorc Tatnall had been removed frou
the command Of the Merrimac.
FoRT MONROE, April 81
1t is stated by a con,raband that in
tense excitement exists around Norfolk
and they have great fear of an attack by
Burnside. Nearly all the troop, have
gone to South Mills to repel any advanc,
he might make.
Contrahands state that the rev prov
on the Merrimac is l. feet long, {
wrought iron and steel pointed. Man
citizens of Norfolk are leaving. tn
fall of New Orleans is conceded by ever
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

2hie"ed agents can make a small fortune in
carr ing these articles around to families, The
rental Treasury is the neatcst article that a man
y. woman can carry around. Send for one and
IIe CT nsttei' dozen, which VIC will sell as sam
pies, tor s.. Agents supplied literally with Cir.
Gu1ars. Ey- Now is the time to 20 into the
business to do good and make profit. We are
spending thousands for the benefit of apents.-
ne" England men aud woman here r. some
e''hg NICE, ana chance TO take the tide Ut its
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CoNGRros,-There is a very general
opinion at Washington that Congress
will not adjourn very soon. 4 rsees.
will most probably be taken in the latter
part of June, but that is al the inter.
ruPtion to the session that seems to le
contemplated Mr. Hale the other day
threw out the idea strongly, that the
presence Of the Senate would co3tinue
to be required at Washington. There
certainly is not the most unbounded con.
hdence there in the sound judgment and
rigid impartiality of the Secretary Of
War. Whether there ought to be, time
will show - Chicago Journal
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FremOnt's Movements.
From the Richmond Dispatch, April 10.
HEADQUARTERS 18th VIRGINIA REGINEN1

HEADQUARTERS 18th VIRGINIA Kre'ArSrl
c.n I.h ' >r ,rh, "a" r apr" ~ ''-- ,
Favettc Cnurt Uonsa on Tno.1.n ~,
inst. Marching ordsrs had been issued
to the troops there stationed previous to
ms arrival; aud on Thursday morning
Ho,.a :, '" Gt,,l vi na'e'SA NoHl'
John Charlss. for bad roaJ. ,n;ra and
rain will net stop him long. lie thinks he
aos;I. osL .na ~, ra.. ~ : 'oD' %
mule train in California; but if La
don't look sharp he will strike snag.
SERGEANT.
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SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA
AND
sTILLINGIA,
Blood and Liver
SYRUP.

1t Is highly recommend
ed by physicians to cure
the follow wing diseases, hav
ing their origin in q disor-
dercd state Of the blood:
Scrofula, letter or Salt
Rheum, Scald Head, Can
ker, ulcerations and En-
largements Of the Joints,
Cancerous Tumors, Kings
Evil, Erysipelas, st. An
thony's Fire, White Swell
ings, Obstinate Eruptions,
Pimples on the Face, Blot
ches, Pustules, Rheuma-
tism, Dyspepsia, etc. etc;
Syphilistic and Mercurial
Affections are cared: Chic
rosis or Obstructionsin Fee
males. Leucorrhea or
Whites, are relieved by the
use ofthis Medicine.
The medical properties Of
sarsparilla in conjunction
with Stillingia are well
known by an medical men
to be the best compound
yet discovered 10 cleanse
and purify the blood. and
eradicate all humors from
the system.
We have given the recipe
TO most ply sicians in the
country. that they may
know what they are using:
and will continue to send
is by mail to those DESTROYS
OF knowing the ingredient
entering into its compost
ton, that they may pre-
scribe it in their practice.
This preparation stand
, at the head of the list ,
remedies for curing all ai
eases arising from impur
p ties in the blood or tfisea
ell matter lurking in I
:. system.
n Thousands who have U
y ed the Stillingia and Sars
@ parilia will testify to its I
, markahle effect in remoyi
ing all impurities from tn
e.. blood. giving tone and Vi
or to the whole hum
: frame, ana restoring
4 healthy action to all
functions OF the body.
j. The testimonials rece
NJ ed in its favor from ms
- members Of the Medi
faculty would. were W,
publish them, fill a Ia
volume.
1t Is prepared under
81 supervision Of one OF
oldest and best praet
III chemists in the coun
D. (Mr. W. s, Merrill, Gin,
natti.l 80 as to insare
OF uniformity OF compost
. and purity in allthe in
- dents.
As a Spring rem sd
purify ana cleanse
o. blood, leaving il free
ht all humors and impul
we assert with cOnfide
al. there is no better medic
&c,
nv II. SCOVIL, Propri
to whom all orders sh
at Sold by K. HALL.
rs - REIGARr &
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The Hera}d special from Washing.
ton says there are rumors in circulation
that the rebels are preparing to cvscuate
Yorktown.
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By The Hcmh Eye of the 10Th says
1t may not be amiss to tell the good PEG.
pie OF Burlington and surrounding coun
try that wounded Iowa soldiers BY the
hundred, and perhaps by the thousand,
are in the hospitals 1t Cairo, Mound c.
ty, and on the Tennessee river-tha
they need hospital stores, sheets and pill
low slips, shirts, and bandages, towels,
eggs, butter, wines, jellics. and hundred
other things that are abundant here but
very scarce and impossible to procure
there-that these things with good nnr-
sing, are necessary to save the lives Of
many of these noble men While we
have hbuudancc-while we are LIVING i,
peace and comfort here, let Us not see
those wh2 are fighting our battles Ian.
gu'sh and die IN Greary hospitals when
we can help them at so trifing an ex-
pcnso Of money aud labor. Everybody
can do something, however small. All
VIII be better, yes richer for doing il.
Iowa soldiers must be cared for
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sa-Judge Mcfarland died recently,
of deltrtum tremens, at Boonsboro, Iowa.
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WAsHINGTON, April 20.

There is a rumor that the Government
is in possession of information which
may possibly lead TO cessation of hos
tillties. A mediation and compromise
for the basis. The rumor is doubtful
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-Beauregards victory" at Pitts
burg Landing, is very much like that de,
scribed by John Phoenix He says :
- held the enemy down by my nose,
which had inserted between his teeth
for that rurpos. ~
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ssa- Gen. Fremont is in possession Of
Staunton Va. Good for "John Charles.
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-, MM. Is. HURD, l. CO..
Tribune Buildings. NeU Vork

" nay eihiItahcesmay be made with conidenc,
W. Is. II. Il Co, refer to the Mayor M R,nntIvn.
10 y: W. GRIFFITH. President Farmers and Cit
rms Bank, Brooklyn; TO JOY, Cor, Il Co, New
ofk; TO +. BARNrn, Esq, New York; etc, etc.
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VOug StaCkpoIe. "a Good One,

Col. Tom. Stackpole was appointed
captain general of the White House
grounds by ex-President Pierce, which
position be still holds lie was recently
met by Major Ben. b. French, the su-
peri"sepdens Of public buildings, who
cautiously informed him that certain pol
iticIans were after lis situation, and
were about to report him as seccs-
sionist, and advised the colonel to be up
on the lookout. 4 few days after these
worthy sons Of New Hampshire again
met, when Ben inquired Of the colonel
whether he had though: about the suat-
ter. Mes, replied Tom, eve thoaght
Ct it, and concluded rot to :coubla my,
sci: about 1t at all "Why don, YOU"
asked the major; "they'll have yon out"
"Nh,' said TOM, "Pve consulted law
yer, aud he tells Lie MOI to have any fears
about it; they can't start ne "Con
suited lawyer returned Ben, well,
who was it that gave you such advice as
that" "Wcll said Tom, it's one of the
smarteat lawyers in this city. He came
from Illinois, and his name is Lincoln.
lie says needn'; be afraid they can't
hur, me- Major French now thinks
tina. the colonel will not be removed
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NEURALGIA PLASTER.

III. IT nd NtUTHTSia NONs YHhcNlVe PIAs@
teIs are the Iatst pleasant and successful RENE
dts eTer prescribed for tais painful diseasc.-
The patient applies one, soon becomes drow.y.
lall- asleep. and awakes free from pain, and no
blister or other unpleasant consequences cnsuc.
For Euache or Nervous Hea1acho, apply ac-
coFdiEE 10 directions, and relief will sarey fol =
low. As'hing can he obtained canal to DR.
Hu:d's Compress for Neuralgia. Try them
They are entirely a aovci~ curious and original
preparation. aaI wonderfully successful. They
are oi two 4zes. oae mali Tor the face, price Is
cents am the other large for application to the
body. prize 81 cents. Will be Mailed IN Re ceipt
Of Price and One stamp
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lSGMAN l. LINGLEY.

HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS.
Paper Hanging and Granting done in the boat
manner. All work warranted to give satisf,c.
ton. shop in Virgin Block.
Upton, April II, 1862 nl5v9
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WASUINGToN AnriI p

The ratitications Of the Seward Lyons
treaty, for the suppression of the Afri-
can slave trade, will soon be exchang ed.
The main points are mutual RICH: Of
search, without regard to The number Of
vessels to be employed, and the summary
trial and punishment of those engaged
in the illegal traffic.
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" ASiiINGTON, Anril 16.

The President visited the French frig.
ate Gassind, today, being the first time
President OF the United States ever
went aboard foreign vessel of war lie
was received with the honors paid to
crowned heads-such as is usually shown
to the Emperor. The yards were man-
ned by crew, who shouted "uir.le Pres.
ide"t' The Secretary of State and
Capt. Dahlcrecn accompanied the Presi-
dent. The French minister was aboard
to receive the party.
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tanned at yogr Drug Store or Periodical Stores
If they cannot, send to Us for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price, ONE DOLLAR, which contains
them.
Now. Are Or. Ilurd', Prepa ratiOns Good r
The best evidence that they are is, that their
Evme>t Trends and best patrons, are those who
have used them Longest. Dr.. WV. b. HrRD is
IN eminent Dentist of Brooklyn, Ire asurer OF
the New OK state Dentists Assoc iation, and
these preparations have bsen used in his private
practice FOR Yeas, and no leading citizen Of
brooklyn or Williamsburg questions their excel.
lence, while cmiLent Dentists Of New York rec
ommcnd them us the best known to the profes-
sion, Without the aid of advertising, deaie,~.
have sold them b! the gross
The Editor IF the Brooklyn Daily Tines says
We are happy to know that oar irfead, Or, Hurd
/ il succeeding Beyond ill expectations with his
MOUTH v ASH AID TOOTH POWDER. The
. great secret Ut his success rests with the fact
. THAT MS ARTICLES ARE rREClsELl WHAT TvEv
ARE EFrREgYNTED 10 BE, As We CAN TESTIFY
FROM THEIL LuSG USE"
The well.knowu Z. 7. BARSUn writes:-"f
fousd YOUR TOOTH POWDER good that my
family have ased i all up WE rrNB 1T TO BIZ
THE BEST POWDER rok TIE IL I'll That vEEvEE
USED ! shall feel obliged if you will send me
another supply 10 the Museum IT your convent
ehCc. WIN hst!.
Bat their cost ia - smaH that every one may
test The matter for himself.
l.,5~ Beware Of the ord inary Tooth Powde RS.
| Dr. HrKD's rooTH howDER contains no acid. no
a!44il. H,r ch4Ico.L and pDhsbes without wear
in TIE cnauel. tsc 10 other
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" AsIIIS"TON, Aprll -.
The news from New Orleans, which
comes from several rebel sources, is deem
ed of utmost importance. What England
failed to do has been accomplished by
New England The manner in which
the success 3. Fort Jackson and at Fort
Philip was followed up is highly praised
In thirty hours our men cousumated
their victory and appeared before New
Orleans to receive its submission. No
mention was made by the rebels Of iron.
clad turtles and rams
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH

which are liable to impalt a faint TO the mouth
DIX. HrIsp's Toothache Drops cure Tooth
a-be arising fl ON exposed nerves and are the
best friend, that parents can have in the house
t. save tLcir children from torture and them
Selves from loss Of slr"g and sympathetic suf
fecinG.
FAEMFE- and MECEAEIC+ you cannot we'll
afford 10 neglect your teeth. For trtiing sum,
YOU can now get presergatives, than which Roth
child OF AStur san get nothing better. Remem-
Der that DYSPEPSIA and CONSUMPTION OF
THE LuAttS often originate in Neglect Of
Teeth. Send fer the Treatise on Teeth, and read
br. FityAs dissertation, On this subject If too
late to arrest decay ii your own teeth, save your
rnildren'. teeth
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What VIII DIR. IIHrd's Remedies Effect

NN. lg"Rn'S Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow
der vii give young ladies THAT finest charm in
woman--a sweet breath ANA yearly teeth, Try
them. iadir-.
pr. HrRUs a0uth Wash and Tooth Pow
dtrs vii cleanse TIL moath lrumall foul exbs-
lations, and II nsed isAie morning, will make
breakfast taste sweeier and the day beyin more
Pleasantly. Hundreds q persons can testify TO
this Try them, gentlemen
Or fTED's Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow.
der are th" b.st preparations in the world for
cnrtLe Bed Breath and giving efmaess and health
t. the gums. Hundreds OF cases ol Diseased
bleeding Guns Sore Mouth Canker. etc. have
been cured by Dr.. Hard's astringent wash.
j.. hgRDs Aosth Wash aud Tooth Pow-
der give an al lI,ional charm 10 cour!shiu and
maze husbands moe agreeable TO their ri,s.
and wives TO their husbands. They shou,d he.
u-.l I,,s. I,,,
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We adher" strictly 10 IA IS and low prices
d'iy conn e'Iiion, aaI are determined to he nm.
dcrsold by none 's III"
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II. SCOV1L, Proprietor, &c Randolph ST., Chicsgo,
to whom all orders shout he addressed.
Sold by X, HALL. linton. Iowa;
REIGARr q MCNAMARA, Upton Iowa.
= Clarence"
And - dealers in Medicines generally. mln I
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H%"n want Gnod Goods new Io0ax. il prefer
enc to Old Goods Of an inferior style and nu,Ii.,
'a'i on FRED. HEIGHT 4 co.
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VIM. B. HURD & CO.
TRIBuNE BUILDINGS, NEW YORK.
nt3>pR. HrRD'S MOUTH WASH. TOOTH
POWDERS. TOOTHA(lIE DROPS, .sa

not be sent by mail, bnt they can probably he OBJ.
tanned OF yoGr Drug store or Periodical Stores.
If they cannot send to Us for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price, one DOLLAR, which contains
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Upton 'a'allncry.

Sh"ril Of Cedar county,
FER :. i. RiTnEJ'&, Deputy. Tnr f.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-13
Tennessee,

-.
we thank our trends OF the Atlanta
Inteliigcncer for the following article:
MUcu TO DO ABOUT NoTuINe.-Under
the above heading. the Macon Tsleorabh
of the I'd inst. falls into some very erro.
neous opinions, and gives vent to some
very loose and unnecessary verbage, rel
alive to the "Union sentiment" in Ten
nossee.
Speaking of the late tory convention 81
Nashville, that paper says: 1--WE are sur
prised it did not number five Thousand
instead of one hundred and forty-"Tfse
Telegraph insinuates further, that tile
probable reason of the small attendance
OF the convention, was not because the
people of Nashville were averse to such
a Federal demonstration, but that thete
were appTehensions that Nashville woutl
soon be retalien by the Confederates
Now, leaving out the territory IN rgi.
nessae' East Of thc CoiiG6ofiani tioGii.
tains, there never has been a time since
the celebrated war proclamation of Lin
coin, on the 18th April, 1861, that as
many as one half of five thousand Union
men" could have been found III the en-
tire State. We make this issue distinct
ly, and are fully prepared to sustain it
by facts and figures. The insinuation by
the Telegraph that the people OF Middle
Tennessee desire the yoke of Lincoln to
be fastened upon them, but that they
doubt the ability of the Yankee army to
do it, is as false as it is ungenerous and
unkind. The writer claims to be CONVEX.
SAINT with the public sentiment in Ten.
neesee, and he is prepared to say that
there is not exceeding one hundred and
forty Union men" in Nashville and the
county adjoining. This estimate is, Of
course, made exclusive of the horde Of
Yankee peddlers and jews who have in
| tested the place since its acquisition by
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-13
Our subjugation Impossible.

In the course of q recent speech ct
Manchester, England, the Hon. w. E.
Gladstone, one of the most brilliant ora
tors of the kingdom and a leading men,
Der of the Parliament, said;
1.-THE Northern States of American
have undertaken an enterprise Of enor
NOUS difficulty. 1t is but fair, think,
that we should record our sense of the
vast and gigantic energies which have
been uu?olded in the prosecution of that
| ENTERPRISE. They have had certain sue
cesses in the field; but again, fall back
! upou English experience. If you revert
to the annals Of the war OF independence
between the American colonies and this
country, where were the successes In the
| field in that war? 1t was not for want OF
success in the field that we did not con-
ouer the American colonies 1t was this:
that we found that when we had success
in the field, we were no nearer our object
than before.
1t is not the question, when you are en-
deavoring to conquer country, whether
Won can break up its embattled armies
and drive them off the plains where they
have contended with you, in even fight.
The question is this, and this alone /:
whether the heart of the country in set
upon separation. II it is set upon sepa-
ration, and if the blood of Washington
and the men Of Virginia Of his day still
runs in the veins OF those who inhobit
Southern America, then it is all but i'm
possible that the military object should
be effected; and if the military object
were effected, the civil and pilitical difil-
culties remaining would render that sue
cess itself a curse and a misery to those
who had achieved it..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-06-13

Late Judge Advocate of Court MARTA
g Surrounding - q Fort.

The Houston (Texas) Telegraph OF the
7th, gives the following account of the
capture of Fort Cubero, in New Mexico
by three men;
On one occasion three of our men UNI
der DR.. Cavanaugh, won't up to Fort Gu
bero, sixty miles west of Albuquerque,
and demanded the unconditional surren-
der Of the Fort with all its contents and
the garrison of AZ armed men as prison
ers of war, The Doctor gave them ten
minutes to decide whether they would
surrender or be put to the sword At
the end of ten minutes, the garrison
marched out and stacked their arms and
surrendered as prisoners of war. They
were paroled by the Doctor aud sent off.
He captured at this point $3.50. 900 worth
of supplies all of which were safely trans.
ferred to Albuquerque. DR.. Cavanaugh a
report is exceedingly rich. He divides
his force of three mon (Gardenshire, Gil
lespie and Thompson into three divis-
ions, right wing, centre and left wing
Ho describes the movements of his in
vesting army with all the grandeur OF e
large army. and signs the report as Com
nader in-Chief of the Confederate forces
in the District Of cubero