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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-10-21
IS. E. GILBERT & CO..

OUNDRIES--cAsTILEs SOAP, LEMON SYRUP,
- Clothes Pins, Totmato Catsup, Rice, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raisins
currants, oysters Holsters, sardines, alum, epson
salts, roll brmstone sulphur ,copperas, madderex-
tract of log wood, indigo, cream tartar, soda bed
cords OF all kinds, tobacco of all kinds, backing,
batting. nutmegs, cigars of all kinds, ginger glass
jars, lanterns and TASKS, mustard, pepper sauce,
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
pshsh efali kinds safety fseS soaps ofall kinds
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, note, cap
petre, gum drops, wooden bowls, juiubc PASTE Gin
namon, british lustre, bonnet boards, ink, OF l.
nails, sash, glass, allspice, soda, pain killer
hquorice, Playing Cards, &c, 80.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. 4. Gilbert d Co., No. Sycamore,
! octls If
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New H.nMoxr, IND, Oct IL, 1862.

EDS. DAILY Journal GeRtIe1ae'a
Will you be kind enough to inform your
readers if the State of Indiana is in the
Union yet
Yours sincerely, highlands,
As the State is supposed to have pass
ed into the hands of the Butternuts, we
presume her status may now be consid-
cred as in allegiance, and her future will
depend on whether JEFF Davis and his
subordinates are ready to receive her into
the Confederacy.
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New CRY DIREoToRY.-Mr Fl. T. Ben
nett, Agent of Williams & Co., Publish.
ers of the Evansville Directory in 1860
is now in our city, and proposes publish
ing one for 1863. The work will be
greatly superior to the former issue, be,
ing much more complete and full The
new Directory will contain full and
complete list of all the residents of the
city with their business and location.
1t will also contain a complete city
Guide, embracing a Street Directory
City, Township and County officers; In
surance Companies and Agencies, Banks
Churches, Fire Department; official lis
of all the Justices of the Peace and No
taries Public in the county, etc, together
with other attractive local features.
The New Directory will also have a
Post Office Directory of all the States and
Territories, arranged alphabetically in
States. In short the Directory will be
complete in every thing pertaining to
such work Those who subscribe, lei
it be known and remembered, will re
ceive much more prominent mention
than those who do not
We hope that our citizens generally
and our business men particularly, will
patronize the forth coming work.
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ng- The BEREAVEMENT Of West Tennes

bI The Department of West Tennes-
see includes all the territory. of Ken
tucky and Tennessee west of the Tennes-
see River, and includes also Cairo, Forts
Henry and Donelson. The Department
is under, the command of Major-General
u s. Grant. rus
Gen. Grant has divided his Depart
ment into four Districts, as follows:
l. The District of Corinth, commanded
by Maj. Gen. .Rosecrans.
- 2. The District of jackson, command
ed by Maj. Gen Ord 9A'
8. The District Of Memphis, command
ed by Maj. Gen. Sherman.
4. The District of Columbus, com
manded by Brig. Gen. Quimby.
The General Headquarters of the De
partment are at jackson. 90
BG- The following appointments have
been made by the Governor:
97th-Capt. Robert Catterson, of the
14th, Lieut. Colonel; Capt A D. Ca
vens, of 59th, Major. sj 81
90th-5th Cavalry, R. R: Stewart, Of
Cd Cavalry, Colonel .'eei
65th-Lieut. Colonel Jno W. Foster,
of 18th, Colonel i
64th-Major T. w. Bennett, of Both
Colonel, vice Bickel resigned; Major 10
siah Forth, of lst Cavalry, Lieut. Colonel
! a. C. Fosdick, Surgeon
l00th-Capt Albert Heath, of 44th
Lieut.. Colonel; Robert PARROT, Major
w. c. Matchett, Surgeon; David ]
Swartz, lst Assistant Surgeon
99th-Richard P. De Hart, Logans
port, Lieut.. Colonel; Jno NJ. Berkey
White county, Major. - -
72d-Major Samuel c. Kirkpatrick
| promoted Lieut. Colonel; Capt H. NJ
Carr, Major.
! 49th-Lieut Colonel Keigwin, Colo
mel, vice Jno. W. Ray, resigned; Majo
Jos. H. Thornton, promoted Lieut. Colo
mel, vice Keigwin; Capt. Jno. A. Ritter
Surgeon; Lieut. F. G. Wdner, LIST As
sistant Surgeon.
p 73d-Geo W. Carr, Lieut.. Colonel
james F. McCurdy, Major; Irving
Moody, Adjutant.
| Gen. Thos T. Crittenden, (formerl
Colonel of the 9th Indiana, who was car
tured at Murfreesborough, Tenn, som
months ago, was in this city on Satur
day, having left Richmond, Va, on tn
18th inst He has been exchanged an
will soon take the field again.-Indian
apolis Journal
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BHr For the benefit of some of our
"Butternut brethren, who have suffered
great mental agony under the apprehen-
sion that the Presidents emancipation
proclamation would result in great in
Aux of negroes into the free States, we
copy an article from the New York INDIE
pei dent, on our first page. 1 'sa7
The article is so overwhelm iagly con-
vincing thatno comments of ours are
needed tc give it point Every man of
reflection must acknowledge the cor
rectness of the facts therein stated, and
many be forced to confess that they took
fright at mere ibug-bear, conjured up by
unprincipled and designing demagogues.
Now that the excitement of the politi-
cal canvass is over, it is to be hoped
that men will reason calmly, and give
facts their proper weight.
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WORKING IN CoNcERT.-Gen. Beaure-
gard, in letter to Gen. Bragg, makes
the suggestion that thenceforward in
their official papers they should call the
Yankees "-Abolitionists,Y instead
of Federals," as "the name would
have singing effect on our (their)
Western enemies"
The State Sentinel and other Butter
nut organs, ever ready to do their rebel
friends favor, fall in with the idea,
and in their late issues apply the term
aboEtienists to all who ran on the
Union ticket at the late elections.
Surely no better evidence is wanted Of
q completely between the rebel leaders
at the South and the Butternut leaders in
this State. EE
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of tb;. land That. the belI-born, institution

of this land that. the hell-born institution
of 81 lvery is doomed, and the day about
dawning when men of all colors shall en-
Joy equal rights under the renovated and
redeemed Government of new Re-
public.
Henry Spaford, Robert Douglass,
/, Thomas Brooks, SAMUEL Jordan, A. L.
Wardner, Committee.
1t was by such base reports, in exact
imitation of the conspirator who organ
lied the wicked rebellion in the South,
that the leaders of this new tangled De-
mocracy won their late victory Their
sole dependence is to deceive the honest
masses, and to gain Office aud power BY
fraud and forgery. H1g .fpcfenu II
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CrSrnrAnA. October 20. 1862.

EDS JoURNAL:-Mr. r. J. Showers,
Capt of Co. F, S0th Indiana Volunteers,
has returned to his home in this place
from the Perryville battle, in which he was
woundedin the thigh, where the ball yet
remains. His company was made up in
this place and vicinity. A solemn gloom
is cast over our community at the news
of the death Of VIM. X Boren and
Samuel Pullum. Newton Montgomery
is severely, if not MORALLY, wounded,
while many more are slightly wounded.
Adjutant Owens was captured near the
close of the battle, but is home on parole.
He says the S0th fought like veterans.
They left Camp Gibson Sept Sth, and
fought the battle the 9Th of October, be-
ing out one month Night closed the
conflict, the contending armies being
close enough to .pelt each other with
stones. Capt Showers fell early in the
conflict and was borne from the field.
The company was nobly led on by their
valiant Lieutenants Epperson and Lowe,
/ am pleased to tell you my son went
through the battle without receiving a
scratch. A. b. WILKINSON.
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ACKNOWLEDGING DEFEAT.-No part of
the rebel plan has been more brazenly
carried out than the determination to
claim the results of all conflicts as signal
victories. Hence in every conflict since
Fort Donelson they have claimed glo-
rious victory. Shiloh, Baton Rouge,
Fair Oaks, South Mountain, and Antie-
tam have all been paraded as triumphs
for their arms
Gen. Rosecrans, however, has atlast
compelled them to acknowledge them
selves defeated, badly defeated and driven
from the field. We hope Buell. and Nc
Clellan will soon wiring from them alike
acknowledgment in Kentucky and Yir-
GINA.
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81. LOUIS, October 1862.
G. w. CHADBouRNE.

BG- We are indebted to Capt. OAR
ling, of Co. Il, Twenty-ffth Regiment In
diana Volunteers, for list of the killed
and wounded in his company at the bat
tie of Hatchie River, which has already
appeared in our columns. The Twenty
fifth is emphatically held in high esteem
by our citizens, who regard it and the
Forty-second as peculiarly their own
boys" and watch their gallantry upon
the battlefield with an interest and anx-
iety no words can describe. Pc
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GROCERIES AT AUCTION To-DAY.--The
entire stock of groceries, glassware, hard
ware, queensware, liquors, etc, etc, OF
Fred Kron, deceased, will be sold at auc-
ton, commencing this day at ten o'clock,
at No. IS, corner of Main and Second
streets.
49, ELIZABETH KRoN, Adm'x-
Fl. NELSON, Auctioneer.
Oct q, 1862.
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Cow ron Jonxsov.-A formidable e,

GoSE FoR JoHxsoN-A formidable ex-
petition consisting Of Cavalry, infantry
and artillery left Henderson on Friday
morning last, to intercept and If possible
capture Col Adam r. johnson and his
band of land pirates. t.fr-.
Heavy firing was heard on Saturday
afternoon, at Handrson, in the direction
Of Madisonville, from which it was infer
red that they had come up with the guer-
rlllas. rrr- r.f rfrrrfr,a ftr la
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

u 2. OCTOBER, q.
3 bxs dry goods, Grain, Brown & Co; bxs dry
goods, Maekey, HeBing CO.. bale dry goods,
Keen Preston; "a chests tea, bx cheese, 2
bags spice, bbls su ar, Bennett Veile; bbls
salts, p vierling, l Dbl mds, Copeland; bags
hair, Babcock; pkgs agricultural machinery,
Hornbrook q Co; 10 bbls sugar, Isaac Rohns "A
bxs great coats, bxs havcrsucks, Lieut. Bloom,
Q II ylst reg; bbls flour, Jacob Ii Miller; 22l
bushels wheat bdl bags, Igleheart Bros; / sugar
will kratz & Heilmans-fs~ II beer bbss Cook 4
Rice; bxs groceries, W Caldwell.
Az. sCHREADKR. Agt. 4
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B6T We receive great many letters
from The soldier boys" complaining of
thei; officers. We doubt not in many
instances the complaints are well found
ed; but their publication can do no pos
sible good, while they may result in
making the situation of those complain
ing still more UNPLEASANT We hope the
boys will accept this as the reason for
the non-appearance of their letters.
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Notice.

As I shall be at indianapolis till the
30th inst, I have. made arrangements
with Mr.. JAS Swanson to attend to my
business during my absence. ANY per-
son wanting lumber viii apply to him at
his office on Water street.
ocl6-2wd ALEX. SIMPSON.
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s@ John Petit is reported as a can
didate for the United States Senate from
Indiana. John believes in being kicked
up stairs We shall see whether patri-
otto Indiana wants to be represented by
a man who stigmatizes the Declaration
of INDEPENDENCE as lie. Even Dan
Voorhees, would be a more creditable
Senator-CiB. Com. Hfa ~
Well, we hardly knowl Voorhees, may
have more decency than Petit, but he
has far less brains. se hs-f
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HOME IN rERE5Ts.

PIcToRIALs.--There was a splendid ar
rival last night at DobelPs. Harper's
Magazine for November, a choice mum
Der of this unrivalled Monthly. Also
Harper's Weekly and Leslie's Illustrated
for October 18th, fun of highly interes-
ting illustrations. 700 F.
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Oct. q, 1862.

NorrcE.-If boys don't behave them
selves in the Post Office lobby during the
opening of the mail, and grown people
don't try to keep the boys still, l shall
have to close the front doors during the
opening of the mail. POSTMASTER.
- Oct 2O-d3t 8ai i4s .vI.
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R6F The Union Wigwam was opened
on Saturday night, under the Post office
with much eclat. The proprietors have
fitted up in fine style and are prepared
to accomm odate customers promptly and
satisfactorily. e - s ~
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GROCERIES.


COTTON YARN.-5l BAGS 5ais and tats,s
~ for sale by s. GILBERT co.
octls No. 4Sycamore street
NEW NO. HERRING.-5r BOXES BEST
AN just received at s. L. GILBERT 4 CO., 8
octS No 3 Sycamore street
DURE CIDER VINEGAR.-5o BBLS. JUST
received by s. E. GILBERT& CO.,
OCT 70 No. Sycamore street.
NEW CORN BROOMs.-I50 DOZ. EXTRA
IN just received and for sale by fsf tFEs.T--1T
hi s. E. GILBERT CO., 81.
octis No. Main street.
CTAR CANDLTS-73i WHOLE HALF AND
- quarter boxes f,r sale low in lots, TO the trade,
by 1 t1lr S. T. GILBERT 4 CO.,
octis -. SIX No. Main street.
OTARcH-20' BOXES BEST QUALITY,
~ Tor sale by S. Z. GILBERT & CO.,
oei1 7u-H -le fi No 4. Svrarror@ !
DEFINED sUGARs-s5 bbls assorted Just re-
IL ceived and for sale by
octls S. E. GILBERT co.
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Der, 1862 grey Mare, supposed TO be years old,
16 han high, marked with " the left shoul-
der and on the left hip, and bob-iailed; and was
~ appraised before me. at ffty-fve dollars
(s,,, -(by John w. Catlett aud IsevisN . Land,
on the sth day of October, fsG
~ oct2I 1w J. g. CATLETT, Sustice.
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LUsUs NATURE-Mr Samuel Orr, left
at our Office yesterday, a number of
pears taken from tree on his premises.
These pears are Of twe different crops
produced by tbesame tree this season.
When the first crop was of the size of a
guinea egg, the tree again blossomedand
the size Of the second crop is How, about
that offs medium sized hen egg, some be-
ing larger and some smaller, while the
first crop is now of thesize of an orange.
The second crop win ripen if kept for
q month, and are in all respects Like the
FIRST crop except in size.
This is the second year in which this
tree has manifested this wonderful fe-
cundity.
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A business house in this city which
has been in the habit of forwarding its
orders for lead to St Louis, and had
them promptly filed, since the election
sent $50 more for new supply In
stead of the lead they received the fol-
lowing reply: a.rs.s seel 4 81
ms9 ST.. LOUIS, October 1862.
EVANSVILLE: aq4dN ttf. f4 q
Yours of the 18th is to hand, with fifty
dollars enclosed, which amount is at
your credit At present the authorities
here will not give us permit to ship
lead to your city. We hope soon to
have the restriction removed. b. Q r
Yours respectfully, .aa7-l
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Bay Q. K. wiggings furnishes an in
teresting account of the part taken by
the AID Regiment, in the battle of Perry
vile, which we publish on our first page.
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Pc every manwho desires to bcstow bis i..uranc,
patronage Upon
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

In 3le equitable adjustment, aud prompt Cash re-
spouse losses, the PHENIx stands pre-eninestg al
the head Of sts profession tUhile its esesire pyacff
tical, and frstclass business ea Of local agencies,
nsurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation, at fair rates by
J. w. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
ONCE, Marble Hail Building, Main street.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THETIx
IN Payers Of the City of Evansville, that have
received from the Clerk of the Common Council Of
said City the Tax Duplicate for T. year 1861 and
that am now ready to receive The Taxes contained
In said Duplicate. r.tss
Ny Office il in the Crescent City Rank Building,
entrance on Third, second door above Main street.
JOSEPH J. REITZ,
sep5-tf City Collector.
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The 18th KY, CAvALRY.-The Caval-
ry battalions raised by Col Shanks at
CIoverport and by Col Meter at Owens
boro, have been consolidated under the
above title, and is now -officered as fol-
lows: Colonel, Shanks, Lieutenant Co
lionel, Holman, First Major, Lightfoot,
Second Major, Kinney, Third Major,
Stout, Surgeon, DR.. Swan. =
In the consolidation very common
dable degree ofmagnanimity and self alb
negation was manifested by Lieut. Col
Holman and Majors Lightfoot and Kin
ney; the first in peremptorily refusing tc
run against Shanks for the position Of
Colonel, and the others in voluntarily
taking lower rank to make room fol-
Lieut. Col Holman.
This generous beginning sayors of fu
ture harmony and bright renown to b
achieved. rv~ 1850 -~-..-~~.,,
The regiment numbers over ], 900 men
and is being thoroughly equipped, anC
vigorously drilled.
We had the pleasure of meeting Lieut.
Col. Holman and Major Kinney in GU
city yesterday morning.
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NO 30 Main Street.
REWARD.
Stolen---$5O Reward.

ENROM THE STABLE OF JOHN HESMER,
IL in Mechanicsville, Vanderburgh county, Indi-
ana, on the night of the 9th of October, lsC2
DARE! BAY HORSE between and years old,
hands high, black name and tail, legs nearly
black, wide between the eyes, little dish -faced
smooth shod all round, carries himself we'll. At
the same time smooth seated saddle, the knob
broken of and the place filled with brass tacks !;
also carriage briddle, without blinds, was taken
with which TO ride him off. afli. iasatlf
Any person taking up and securings said horse
50 that can get him, viii be paid 3d. and for the
horse and thief $50 will be paid
oct2b lwd&w3ws y JOHN HESMER.
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LOST.

II OST - BETWEEN MAIN AND Chestnut
IL Streets, a small memorandum book, valuable
to no one but owner. Any one finding il will be
literally rewarded BY leaving it at this Office at
Igleheart Brot er's Mil.
oct2I IGLEHEART BROTHERS.
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b0y- We have intimations that the
mosqueto fleet" shelled Caseyville, but
have received no particulars.
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H0r See forth page for interesting
reading matter.
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TORRENT.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE.
II Ten minutes walk from the Court House Sta.
bles, out houses, Csterns, &c, all in good order
For particulars enquire at the Journal Office.
octlS-lw Hsfftsf-1 tr
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REAL BUrTERNUTs.-The j. l. NC
Combs arrived and anchored in front of
the city early yesterday morning, with
600 Rebel prisoners of war on board, es-
corted by detachment of the 34th Ky.
Regiment, under command of Capt Dill
lard.
The prisoners were indeed motley
crew, composed chiefly of Georgians and
Louisianians.with fewfrom other States.
Among them was the Sd Georgia reg
iment, captured at New Hanover by Col.
Bob. Stewart, with the I'd Indiana cav
airy.
The others were captured at Perrys-
vile. .e.tn0f8V lr v8
The McCombs left Louisville on
Thursday last, and has been aground at
every bar from that city to this.
Among the prisoners were 46 officers,
including Col Crawford ofthe Sd Geor-
gia Cavalry. fa
They are en- route to Vicksburg under
a flag of truce to be exchanged au
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DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

- The AcbeIIl0n Ceased.
T'HE LATE WIDOW OF DR. COWLES BEGS
l. leave to announce 20 her old friends and pat
rons that she still continues the preparation Of the
same successful remedies which used by the
Old Doctor hiDseelf, which for him a practice
at that time .uneq naled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North Of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Creek $50 h& jyil-diy
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COFFEE EsSENgE-l GROSS OF COFFEE
~ Essence in tin foil packages; 10 gross Ham
mars cofes Essence in TN boxes, Just received at
sep27 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
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Deaths Of sSs1,tb.

=
!. The folloSipg assths among the soldiers have
occurred sinoS our NJ report: haS fFbl
: Corporal Bernard HaA5bfuoh, COMPANY G.,
Twenty seventh PssssyivAniA volunteers, At
!, 05s ofss;syilis !; 3. p, Arnold. company /, slsx
PeunsylvnpIs cavalry at,eAmp. i st 'sidsfst
itiv.se cssas COMPANY @. Second Maine vol
.JChsriss q Bsown, company "A, Th,rty.ars.
J Henry 'S Esyaafdd, company 9, Eosins,s,t'
CSrporAiE.D hollsy, company ], Tenth Nav
Jersey volunteers, at Columbian C0nege,rf
=, James Smith. oompsey Q. First Unitsd States
Camden Pritasr, sempauy n. Eighth Penn.
sylvanis Reserve Corps, " Camp PierponC
Thomas Casey, 66impany E, ty.ssventh
psnnsylvania voluntSsrs, at Seminary Hos.
Corporal John Hays. Company G,Twsnty third
Pennsyl ylyanis VOLUNTEERED. q camp; -, :
Timothy Grxnness, company 4, First regi.
ment Bsrdau's Sharpshoot6rs, at camp.
O. H. Hines, Company I, Second United States
cavalry, at Columbian College.
Private PAU, company p Engineer corps. at
'1ssri ss,rSIisaut' jerome wnkips. company n, 500.
ond Nav York cavalry, q Kaioraps. =.
Jamss Rose, company Q, Third Pennsylv
Reserve Corps, ut Camp PIerpont. 'r =
II. Jefery, COMPANY !, Eighth New York
cavalry, ut COlumblsn College. ~ n 9 n.
Henry wyant. company n, First New York
Nathaniel Batcheldsr, company, q, Second
regiment Bsrdxns Eharpshooters, at Damp.
4 Relatives Of decessed soldiers oan be fur.
nished with all the Information they desire iu
relation 70 the burial pAoe OF their friends, &c.,
BY oallinE on j. ". Plant, Government under.
taker, 4ls Seventh street, between and H.
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Itt ssss..d, ,hst - I'D p:ssioa bshssrl tAs
Sttwslve o'o!ock and all peisons are no ided tc
peiitiou ought rot TO be graAtsd. ..a',i .algI
..Perteos sPp0ing the exteAeion ere rsQuirsd 70
Ne u The f6tsnt once their objsollons, specially
eet foen in vr ting, at hat twenty days before the
day Of hearing; ali testimony Aied by either party
to b. used ct the sasd bearing nast b. takea and
tfansmittd In sccordancs with the rules Of the oflce
whnh will be furnished % application. ~!
The testimony h the case all be closed On In
Stth cay OF March depositons and other papssi
relied upon % testimoay must be fled h the efo&
on o. before the morning ofthat day tAs assuments
II sny, within ten days thereafter. 10 y
o dsrsd, also, that this notics BE- published n ths
Naisnai Repubican, W ashirgtoo, d G., nd the
PiasszyA DiTaoa, Pith burG, Psnnsy lvseii. On V
week for three suooe-sivs Weshe. toe Ant u said
publicaons to Be at lest sixsy days previous 10 thu
day Of hearing. d r HOLLOWAY,
! r. S.-.Edito Q Of the above papsrs viii pleas,
copy and send their bills to the fsfent once, Will
p paper containing this po:ice. Jan 27-wsw.