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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
Old Westminster

A very enthusiastic and patriotic war
meeting was held in Westminster on Mon
day morning, at 8 o'clock. The first blood
OF the revolution was shed in this town, and
1t is evident it still exists there, ready TO do
battle for our country. The meeting was
called to order by Freeman Gorham, ESQ,
one of the selectmen, and l.. f. Ward, ESQ.
was chosen Chairman, and NJ. w. Davis.
Secretary. The Chairman addressed the
meeting, portraying most wildly the siiua-
ton we were in, and declaring peremptorily
that every man, without exception, was cal
led upon to give his uhole po,cer, unquali-
fiedly in support Of the government. Here
was no alternatives; fight we must. Loud
applause.
Speeches wese made by Judge Goodhue,
Maj. Page, Messrs. N. G. Pierce, Fisher,
Hall, Wells, Willard, and others, mainly on
business before the meeting. The propo-
silion was to give bounty of fifty dollars
TO each volunteer from that town, and the
discussion was partly on the motion of Mr..
Pierce TO make it one hundred dollars, His
motion finally prevailed by unanimous
vote. IL was also unanimously voted to in
demnity the selectmen in paying the sum
named. The feeling was exceedingly strong
and enthusiastic. Volunteers were then
called for, and as the Westminster Cornet
Band played Hail Columbia three hale
fellows from the West Parish came forward,
and as each subscribed his name. the ap-
planse was loud and long amid which the
voice Of Rev. Mr.. Stevens was heard
T" God bless them all ?" The names of these
patriotic volunteers are, Henry r. Darling
Justus G. Hitchcock, and James r. Darling
Ii was then voted that the proceedings of
the meeting be published in the Bellows
Falls TINES, with which we most cheerful
ly comply, though obliged 10 abridse some
what the excellent and detailed report fur
nished us by the Secretary.
In less than twenty-four hours after the
above meeting, the whole quota Of the town
was filled, being eighteen, we believe, under
the last call. The land of French, and sa-
cred revolutionary memory, is true TO the
Union' God bless old Westminster!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

The Union caucus held at Rockincisem
htre, on Saturday afternoon, though call
as political meeting TO elect delegates
attend the convention at Fayetteville,
p very appropriately changed into war
eeting, the political part of the business
wing been done in very few ,.inutes
Col. Asa Wentworth was chosen chair
hn, and j. b. Dwell secretary. On mo-
pn OF Mr. Bridsman, a committec of five
hs appointed by tae chair to report the
mes Of seven persons for delegates, and
y chair appointed j. III. Williams, Col
Hyde Alexander Anderson, S. L. Bill
\ lngs and Rodney Wiley as such committee
be committee reported, and the following
Il Amed persons We're elected delegates from
This town to the county convention 81. ID.
Bridgman, ii. Z. Stoughton, Madison Sioat,
=. A. Willard, Alexander Anderson, Rod
s,cy Wiley, J. b. DivolL
he OLD town conmiItee were elected IN
body. They are Messrs. Rodney Wiley,
). Coolidge AVID III. G. Wiley.
The meeting then spent nearly two hours
1n discussing the best manner in which the
thole strength and visor OF The town shall
be brought TO the support of the govern
ment in putting down the rebellion. In the
discussion Messrs, G. B. Eddy, II. Z.
Stcughtcn. j. d. Bridgman, S. L. Billings.
APT Atcherson. and others participated
inally the following resolution, after being
elightly amended at the suggestion of Mr.
Etoughton, was offered by Mr.. Bridgman
and unanimously adopted
M Rcsolred, That the selecimen be request
ed to call meeting of the town, as soon az
may be, to see what measures they will
adopt. in addition to those already adopted.
q 10 encourage ealistments ard provide fer
stl,e families of volunteers. and further.
that the selectmen be requested to at once
offer SIS, in behalf of the town, for all vol
unieers under the new call, and $50 to
those that have already enlisted under the
4ed by the town. and to make such arrange
snenis for the families of those in the war
|zes may be 'hought expedient.
~ The meeting then adjourned, with the
understanding that special meeting should
be held at Rockingham centre on Monday
afternoon, at o'clock.
In accordance with this action the select
men issued handbills on Sunday morning,
and despatched messengers during the day
70 all parts Of the town, and in some in
stances the notice was read in the churches.
We write this Monday morning, and shall
of course have ain opportunity to give our
readers an account of the meeting held to-
day, this week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

SKEDADpLERs.-Capt. Taylor of this
village arrested eleven persons at the depot
on Monday. on charge of attempting to
avoid the military order for drafting. They
all claim to have been travelling on legiti-
mate business, but there is little doubt that
most of them at least were really skedad-
oilers, and their arrest is having wholesome
influence. Among those arrested were
James II. Brown and Charles p. Watts of
Acworth, N. H., Alanson B. George of
LemPster, N. H., aud George Clark and
Waiter Thompson of Coventry, Conn. A
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
TALLAHASSEE, LEox Co, |
FLORIDA, July IL +, 1850. !

For three years she has been bilious
has been steadily falling during that period When In New
York In April last friend advised your Pils-
Having the fullest confidence in the Judgment OF my friend
obtained supply Of Messrs Barnes Park, DRUGGISTS
Park Row, New York On returning home, ceased ali
other treatment and administered your Pills night
In her feelings complexion, DIGESTION
surprised all. rapid and permanent restoration to
health has been the result We used less than boxes
and consider her entirely we'll Iecnser above just
tribute TO you Physician and II will the neuus
of inducing many adopt Pills their family nedi-
cine. reuan, dear sir. with many thanks
n --I III
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
HERRICK's KID STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs

Cures in Eve hours Pains and Weakness Of Breast Side
and Back and Rheumatic complaints equally
period of time Spread beautiful white lamb skin, their
subjects the to Inconvenience,
will from week TO three months Price, 1s2 cents
Herrck Sugar Coated Pills Kid Pasters sold BY
Druggists and Merchants in all parts the United States
Canadas and South America and may obtained BY calling
for them by their full name. 8.
Sold in Bellows Fails by O. r. Woods and John W Moors
37-lyl Dbl. L. Il. HERRIcK 4 CO., Albany, NY
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
WESLEYAN SEMINARY
~ r~I MD
Female Collegiate Institute.

THESE Institutions b. fun Bcsrf ofes
peenced Teachers the last except iu the
Department which Is under the charge Of
PRor LOCKE graduate under the celebrated Musicians
and Teacaers. kNOaR and Llsr, Germany.
The Gymnasium + IN scesfu operation. the plan Of
DR.. Lewis Gymnasium, fasfen-
MILITARY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the direction Of a
Norwich student
fsii Term cosarenccs SPIT IN. For parsicusars al
dzs-s NJ e DEAN, ft1rrirsL
sprnssclI, Vt, Aug 4, is2 sss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Stoughtons are, | cannot be needed, TO stir
the blood and to nerycthe arm,of the pco-
pie. / am truly Yours,
SOLOMON FooT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

ORGANIzED.-The company recruited by
Charles Buxton, in this place was organic
ed on Tuesday, by the election Of the follow
ing officers 49,
Captain--CHARLEs BuxToN,
LIST. Lfem--CHARLE X. FLEMING,
do.-SILAs ALBEE,
The company is now more than full, hav-
ing some twenty-five surplus. They ex-
pect to go into camp, at Brattleboro, to-day
Friday. 1t is one of the finest company of
men yet enlisted, and they will prove them
selves worthy of the land of Allen and
Warner We shall probably publish the
roll of the company next week.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

JAcKsoNvILLE.-The Agricultural Ii
brary Association of this place held a meet
ing on Saturday, the 9th inst, for the per-
manent organization and the choice of Off
GERS. Hon. Farley Starr was elected pres
ident, w. ). Myers vice president, Henry
Corkins treasurer, and n. L. Stetson secre-
tary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

CHESTER Chester has furnished ten
men in the 9th, 10th and lIth regiments,
which is seren more than her quota. They
have also about ten men noac ready to re-
spond TO the call for draft. Wheneversit
shall be made, tire men will fill it voluntari-
ly. Chester has gained patriotic reputa-
ton, and is bound 10 maintain it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

BELLOWS FALLS SEcEssIoN.-The Ar
gus has long article on :" matter person.
al" We shall enter into no such coniro-
versy as is there sought. The personal
affairs of the two papers in this village is
not of the slightest consequence to the pub
lie, nor viii the attention of the people be
diverted from its reasonable and disloysl
course. Its sympathy with traitors, giving
them space to defend their iniquities at
Manchester, Norwich and elsewhere, and
its constant and reiterated attacks upon all
who are active and earnest in their efforts
to put down treason, is the cause of the re-
cent outburst of indignation. This seces-
sion sympathy has been preached in our
midst till our place has become odious and
a by-word in the whole State, and, God
willing, the people have determined to toll
crate il no longer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

kEADiNG.-We hear that Reading is
pretty well aroused to the present crisis. A
town meeting was 10 have been held on
wednesday, and il was thought bounty
OF 500 would be voted to every volunteer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
GREEN MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE,
South Woodstock, Vt.

r. ALL Term begins Thsrsiay, September 4th.
WIN. Il. SUIPMAN, 4. NJ. Principal,
assisted by fpecomeetent Teachers if the
the school require.
The Institute is well known thorough aud efficient
English and Classical School, where students may
End all needed Numerous will
given especially for the school by able popular
speakers
For Circular containing schedule of expenses course of
study, SC, address the principal.
South Woodstock, Aug I. ls52. 1896
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

FIRE.-The blacksmith shop of E. A.
Hall, in Chester, near the Depot, was des-
troyed by fire on Tuesday morning, at about
2 o'clock. Loss not estimated, but it was
insured in the Vermont Mutual for $500.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
CHESTER ACADEMY.

THy Fail Term viii connt nee Wednesist August 27
For Catalogue, information, adiress pgincaa i
W. WEsroArE, A. n. S. IL LEONARD. SEE.
Chester, Vt, Aug Q, 1852, 1856
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
TO pgFOToGgsiPRsERs.

SALOON in hrst-rate order, standing at Chester Vt
n tShere good aiaouut business BE- done,j will
be sold CHEAP as tae is With the array.
Apply 70 CHAS Ii ROWE
Aug :. l33,35 Posi- Diioe Chester. Vt
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

THE COUNTY CoNvRNTIoN.-The pro-
ceedings Of the County Convention al Fay
etteville, on Tuesday, viii be found else
where. The nomination of Mr., Slough
ten for Senator has been received by his
townsmen with enthusiastic qualification.
II was unexpected. His name was brought
forward by spontaneous feeling in his ia
vor arising from his earnest and untiring
efforts in the Union cause, and he will no
doubt I've one of the abiest members of the
next Senate. The nomination Of Mr..
Kirkland was also one eminently fit to be
made at this particular crisis of our ooua-
try, when our strong men are needed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Eg DIR. Charles Cummings, editor of
the Brattleboro Pheqir, has enlisted in the
18th Regiment. He has ably fought the
rebels with the pen, both north and south,
but now takes the sword as the most effect
i've weapon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
STATE oE vERMoNr. ! NM. Ilnn rrnha,. ,,auI

STATE OF vERNON nj, The Hon Probate Court
DIST, on WESTMINSTER $. for said District TO all
persons interested in III. Estate OF RoDA CONE, late Of
Westminster, Decreased, Greeting.
You hereby notified that this viii decide uI.n
the allowance OF the OF NJ. Ahce executor OF
the hast will and testament Of said deceased dis
ibution Of said among the persons entitled thereto
Mt the session thereof I've held the inu of Wilder,
In Rockingham. in said district Weue,day If
sept, A. D. 1852, when aud whrs you may b. heard in tho
premises !! you see Mt. BENZ W. DEk1t keg,s,r.
Grafton, Aug I, lS62. 0335
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15
The best Mower and Reaper In
the World!
~ OLD FRIENDS -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
Herrick's Sugar Coated pills.

THE BEST FAMILY CA
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twenty years BY iive millions
of persons annually; always
give satisfaction; contain no.
thing injurious; patronissd b.
the principal physicians and
surgeons In the Union; 40
santly coated with sugar.
Large boxes Is cents; avs
boxes for one dollar. Full d.
rections with each box.
TALLAHASSEE, LEox Co., 1
FLORIDA, July II 1850.
To Dr.. Ilerrick, Albany, N r.
My Dear Doctor ~ write
this TO inform you Of the Won
derful effects OF your Sugar
q "A -.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Mr.. Reuben Clough of DrewsviIle, has
our thanks for basket of the finest and
best potatoes we have seen this year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

See advertisement of /. n. Thorn Of Brat
tleboro, who keeps one OF the best drug, and
grocery stores in Windham County.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Old ROCKINGHAM I'VE are glad to
announce the patriotic feeling which now
exists in this town. We are coming up TO
the work nobly, and not behind our sister
towns. In the last two weeks, some thirty
Eve men have enlisted, making more than
our quota under the call for 100000,
though yet little behind in the whole.
Enlistments are still being made, and if
the governor will only give the proper au-
tlsority there is little doubt that all the
nine months men can be raised without a
draft. Sixty men at Saxton's River and
vicinity, have already announced their
willingness TO enlist, and whole company
could ne doubt be raised in few days,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

CAuTIoS.-Many old postage stamps
have been put in circulation, since change
has become scarce, and persons receiving
stamps, should be on guard. They are worth
less and can be easily detected. The gen.
uin or new issue have the figure "3" on
them, on the old there are no figures, and
only the words " Three Cents" spelled out.
Stamps are also in circulation which have
been used, che defacing marks having been
obiiterated. BY recent act of congress, a
heavy penalty is imposed for such fraud.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

1t should be understood that those who
have hired help sad refuse TO let them off
TO join the army, Trough ever so loyal in
feeling, are just as liable TO arrest as a Sc
cessicaist or rebel sympathizer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

Ngw ENRoLLMEST.-An order for the
enrolment Of all the able bodied men be-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

GRAFToN.-The people of Grafton have
aroused themselves TO the crisis, and are
nobly at work. On Monday morning, they
sent seventeen men to the company in this
place, all of whom enlisted after II o'clock
Saturday noon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

LETTER FROM SENATOR Foor.-It
had been designed to have held a war meet
ing on Wednesday evening of last week, if
the presence of Senator Foot could have
been secured, it being then supposed that
he was at Rutland. But he was at Sara
toga, as the following letter from him will
axnlain
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"A t tie ntiOn!

and patrons, that all notes and three
mouths standing must be Immediately paid in order to
save cost. JAMES A. WILLARD Il co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

young man tried TO escape near Burlington,
the other day, in women's clothes. Two
nave also been arrested a. Newport, N. H.
They were from Lemps,er. At Rouse's
FONT we hear that very large number of
these chaps have been recruited. Five Of
the above we're taken to Rutland by Cant,
Taylor on Tuesday. The order from the
war department for such fellows is 10 put
them into the United States service. What
disposition is to be made of those arrested
here we are not informed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-08-15

JNnE hest place to buy good article of TEA, fora
Il far price, Is at l. n. lllpRNs,
brattleboro, w.
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Powers Institute.
BxRyARDSTOy. MASS.

FINuE Fall Term of eleven weeks, win commence upon
Il the last We nesday Of August, under L. Ward An,
h. o. Emerson. Dir. Z. G. Aleu- Mrs. f. H. Ward, Miss
L. Leach, and SEVERN schuel.
Letters for Board Rooms for self Boar lug, Circulars
Catalogues may be L. T. Ward, Barnardton Mass
1884
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SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. G, 1862.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 9, 1862.
C. B. Eddy, Esq, Dear Sir:-Your
note of the 4th inst. finds me at this place.
1t is impracticable to be at your meeting
this erening, and / fear that my other en-
gagements will hardly admit of my attend
ing meeting at your place within any
reasonable time.
Fortunately, there is no place where the
people are less in need of my poor SER
vices than in Bellows Falls. Where the
, 1862-11-20

1lr. CHARLES L. Dana, for many years
managing editor Of the New York Tribune,
has been appointed Assistant Secretary Of
War, in place Of AIr. Wclcott, resigned.
This is IN appointment which We can en-
phatically endorse, and from which we
augur tie best results. From tho begin
ming Of the war, Mr.. Dana has comprc-
hended the true Significance and magnitude
Of the rebellion, and las understood what
weapons were necessary to put it down.
The earucstncss of his convictions. and
The obstiAacy with which he nlaia:ained
1hcm, cosl him his position III The editc-ial
rooms Of lie Tribune. Events have run
tLtlr course ILL the policy which he aivo-
Gated in common with ourselves, has be-
con1etLc policy cf tlenation. 1t is filling
that lie should now be called unon to bring
Tie sagarity and nerve, which hare eyer
distinguished linn. to ;he aia Of tho GOV
e1nn'cat i'll q. Important official station.
QuicEncss Of perception, promrtaess Of
decision, and cr"Tgy in t':e application Of
zdeaE. are faculties in Mr. Daua's character
E1llch have been brought to high perfec-
1iop, ara which fit 1in1 peculiarly for tl,e
duties ',f tic War Office. Circuu1locution
Is LIS f;tsc:it3 ah1or-cnce. Lie goes
s:'alz''t 10 his conclr>:o.;s, anu rarely goes
asrcE. i; tls>7,: VT: lncra u,:.t 1T Ills ey-
ecut1ye So 'i,r aud dircot:.css Of Elrpose ut
fhs lt::o u III, ,i'=, it ~or;d be better for
ns 5.td :Esisc t.1r :bc r,.:;:I:,
, 1862-11-20
SOLDIERS In TFTE pFNtTEx.
Z ~ -


Il is gratifying to know that tlc ventila-
lion given in our columns day or two
since Of the practice Of sending soldiers tn
ihe penltentiary for minor offenscs, on the
findings Of courts-martial, has Resulted i,
Tie liberation Of all who we're detained FIR
crimes Of less grade than penitentiarv Of
lenses at civil law. We learn TINT M
Esssy, The warden Of The penitcntiarv "a
sooa rs Ills attention was called to the H.
legality ei the commitments, came up to
this city, and, sfter taking the best leaa]
counsel le could find, iucontinentIy handed
back to the military authorities ali the SOL
diers yl:o had been sent to hin on conv;c-
tiens fo- miEor ofienEes. In this he did
exactly the right thing. Having received
them under Il misapprehcnsion Of the law
he get nd Of them as speedily as possible,
1t is charitable to suppose that those who
sent them to the peni1entiary did SO in IT,
norance ct the act Of July 10th, which we
quoted.
There is right way to punish all the
ohenses Thich soldier caa commit. The
articles Of war provide the proper penal
lies in each case, as well rs the proper
mode Of sscertaining the degree Of guilt.
a. strict attention to these facts hereafter
will prove highly conducive to the morale
Of The army and the interests Of the
service.
, 1862-11-20
EEE SpHPE&sS.

Lie RAPID icc:ra>c i2 Lie or:ca Of Triu..-
ing pa?: + this 'a1l is producing coinlao-
tlcn ;.n:ong TIE i'u'l; S',;as f-atcr'.ity. Tie
papcr makers =ay that the price Of rags
has advanced, a,~d is st:ii goi''y higher, and
10 tc.i;',g Il here i! viii slap. As "p1int"
is the ci,ief article cf tSpcnsa in sllc publ
cation ot q daily raper, an Increase of its
price G:'r:''ges Ill 1ae sicaccI j calculations
Of apubl:shcr- An Office may have made
some money during the past year when
b!,ying 'tprint" at nine 80 tcn cor.!s per
pound but afier that article raist:s to twelve
or thirteen ccrts, the Office will ,1ot only
make ro:1.iDg, hut ~lli quickly sink
its CAPITAL and "go under" Take
the business Of the TRrDtyE for
example An increase of simply
one eli! Gil the pound fo1 white paper O.
casieDs loss Of more than ten thousand
dollars IN . year; am; Eve ccnts pound is
equivalent Gil o1lr business to upwards OF
fifty thousand e'oVcrs. Huw long could
ary Western printing office stand lcak i,l
It's finances OF inst magnitude? But t!,e
enhancement on whit" .eecr is onl! Oil.
ofsevera] ssiefs'a 'ao': aii'ict;"y ;le fraternity
Federal taxes On aaycr'!s"" 4,lc::s, paper, iob
work, income, telegraphic dispatches, and
every :'r:iclc Of CONSUMPTION in n printing
Office, constitutes o;hcr serious iAcns
There is but one course ltfi fsr publishers
and that is to raise ti:.-ir sli,s:lio o,icn rates
, 1862-11-20

Inc rebellion caunot othcrRise be crushed.
taey VIII, il necessary, depopulate the country
and make OF 1t a desert,
4 scouting party leaves for the vicinity of
Alples to-day, which 1 propose to accompany.
It may be matter Of interest to the public.
to have 3 published list of Gen. H,sa;}ton,s
staff, and I reproduce the order Of appoint
ment:
AAADeuARTkRe, LEFT Wrgc, ARar or)
IkaNEssEE, GRAM, JUNCTION, :
November II, 1862.
GESERAL FIELD OlDEH No 9-Tle following
manding: s~1"l "0n4'
Col J. T. Dubois, Grief Of Staff,
Capt. r II. Sawyer, AH.t. A5jt General,
Lieut. =. T. Peatcc. 4. D. G.
Capt, Y. 4. Dewey, A. 4. nc,
Lent y: c: E1san, 4. a. a. General.
Col W. L. Lothrop, Chief of ARTILLERY,
surgeon 4. 3. Con.pbell. Medical Director.
SaFt l. 8: Metcalf, Chief Qnarterm.s1et.
Gspt- ]. " Mott, Chief Com. Of subsisttnce,
SSpt. D. c. Cameron, Provost Marshal.
By com1nand Of Brig. Gen. c, S Hamilton.
Capt. T. N. SAWYER, a. L. Geaeyal