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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-30
nEPUnsICAN STATE NOMINATION
UNCONDITIONAL UNION CONvEN
TUAN


The Unconditional Union men Of wapello county
requested to send delegates to County Conven
tion to be held At 0ttumwa, on
81 TURDA Y, TIE 15th DAYoF a UG UST, 1868
for the purpose Of putting in nomination. to be vo-
ted for at the ensuing October election, candidates
Eor the following Offices viz Two Representatives,
one Recorder and Treasurer, Sheriff. County Judge,
County Superintendent Of Common Schools and Cor.
ner.
Each Township win be allowed representation OF
Eve Delegates be chosen by the electors Of their
respective townships, onsATURDAY the sth day
August, 1868.
All citizens, without distinction Of party, who are
heartily in favor of sustaining the Government In
the of all Constitutional and ecessary war meas
ures for the speedy and complete suppression
rebellion and the punishment OF treason who are
opposed to the schemes on foot, designed to bring
anarchy and bloodshed to our own 6resides, by re.
sistance to the laws and orders of the Government
and by dividing the Free States into petty and hos
tile confederaces; and who still believe in the good
old doctrine OF Andrew Jackson, "The Union-it
must and shall be preserved" cordially invited
to unite In sending delegates.
JOS. HAYNE,
Chm'n Cen. Com.
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jeff Davis has called out ALL the white
men IN the Southern Confederacy, between
IS and As years Of age, to serve for three
years. This call including foreign residents,
that interesting class are making spasmodic
efforts to get out of the Confederacy, Job
not of easy accomplishment.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-30
B. A. SPAULDING

Stephen Hampstead, County Judge
at Dubuque. released two persons on Ha5eas
Corpus, who had been arrested for ress lance
to the Enrolling officers, and sent the Off
GERS who had the resistants to pris-
on.
1t is now about time that the military
commander should come Gen. jackson over
Stephen.
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~ Where are the resolutions of the
Copperhead State Convention In reference
to State policy f? All the accounts of the
proceedings of that body state that such
resolutions were adopted as part of the plat
form, yet no copperhead journal has vet
published them. Where are they?
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-30
PROF. o J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The astonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to its original COLOR after having become gray, and
renstes 1t in all its original health uster softness
and beauty-removes all Dandruf from the scalp, and
an unpleasant itching. It will also cure Cutaneous
Eruptions, such scaid Head, letter &C., and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp, by
acting as Stimulaut and Tonic TO the organs sup.
plying the coloring matter to the HAIR completely
restoring them TO their original vigor and health
thus preventing all tendency to become gray.
1t also preventsthe Hair frem becoming unhealthy
and falling off, and oauses II to grow and thickens
where II is gone by resVsctating the organs
~ to supply no,rinfent and cooring matter.
Thousands ofsoldiers In the Army have testified to
the above, who had become gray and lost their Hair
by sickness, change of climate, and inattention,
while performing camp duty.
Restorative and Dressing, It has equal.
Sold in Ottumwa by Peter Utecht, and in Chicago
b. J. II, Reed Co. $500 1915
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
COughs, Colds, Innucuza, II0ar~encss,
Group, bronchitis, nncipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
of COnsunlptiyo Patients
in advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
This is remedy universally known to su-pass
any other for the cure of throat and lung complaints
that it is useless here to publish the evidence of it's
virtues. Its unriyalled excellence for coughs and
colds, and its trnly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations Of the earth Few the communities,
or even families. among them who have not soma
personal experience OF its effects : some living
trophy in their midst of its victory the subtle
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders
and as they know, too, the ELECTS of this remedy
need not do more than to them that 1t has
now all the virtues that it did have when making
the cures which have won 20 strongly upon the
confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
: Agents.. L. Taylor, Stout g. Cowan,,
Peter Utecht, Ottumwa; G. +. knight
Agency City /; J. Finley, PIT. Richmond
j. L. Sinnard, Kirkville.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-07-30

QuIrE PERsoNAL.-Adjutant General Ba.
ker pulled LeGrand Byington's nose very
uhceremoniously the other day at Burtis
House. Byington being natural sneak,
and the chairman of the Peace Democratic
State Central Committee made good ex
ample OF the n)n-resistance to that
6rgft.
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II. The Commanding General ofthe
District concurs in the opinion of the Off
GERS Of the Military Commission, and dis
G. j. Ball, Military Commandant of the Post
Of Keokuk, and Surgeon M. K. Taylor,
from any and all censure or imputation laid
against them, in the sworn statements of
one Thos. W. Claggett, on which this inves
tigation was ordered.
III. The General Commanding the Dis
trict is constrained to condemn, in strong
terms, the violence and lawlessness of the
soldiers concerned in the riot of the 9th of
February, and the subsequent grave mill
tary disorder by the convalescents in the
Hospital at Keokux. In future, such
breaches Of military discipline will be pun
ished in the most exemplary and prompt
manner, with the extreme penalty of mill
tary and civil law.
Nv. An appeal is made to all good and
true citizens of Iowa, to discourage such
license of newspapers, as are calculated to
infame the resentments and passions Of
wounded and suffering soldiers. This class
of our most loyal citizens, MANNED on fields
that have inspired them with hatred to ira.
itors ard sympathizers with treason, may
not be expected to hear with patience the
Government and its army misrepresented
and libelled by the siders and abettors of .
rebellion, without example in it's proper
tons, and unparalleled in its atrocity.
V. The Commission Of Military Officers,
of which Gen. Warren is President, is here
by dissolved.
BY order of Brig. Gen. B. s. ROBERTS.
JOS. McC. BELL,
Captain, and A. A. G., U. S. A..
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Eeuralgia.
Many remarkable cures of these affections have
been made by the Alternative power ofthis medicine.
1t stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
and thus overcomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of the people, and
we confident that this viii do for them ali that
medicine can do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
PERSONAL.

-M.ssrs. August Heard, SEN, and John Heard
on behalf Of himself and brothers, natives and ct'
.eps Of Ipswich, Mas, but who are now resident
in China or connected with the mercantile house Of
Augustine Heard L. Co., in that country, baye con-
,ribu,ed 10000, 10 DO expended to mitigate the
susernes and relieve the necessities Of the soldiers
In the United States service from that town who
shall be wounded, SICK or disabled in the service,
and to aid tho needy parents, wives, and children OF
those who shall DO killed in battle or die Of disease
in the service.
Monroe Parsons, a Rebel General in Briggs
army died recently Of wounds received in the battle
Of Hart.yille. The Rebel Gens Macdonald and
Winner have also died VI wounds received in that
fght.
Thomas Ball. the sculptor, l. making lifs-size
s,a,uc Of Edwin Forrest a. " Corioanus.' 1t will
cos, 40 600. Mr. Ball expects TO devote two years
and half to the work. lie will 60 to Italy to COM
plete it in marble.
-I.su,. Edward 8. Edwards, Rebel officer,
wa, arrested last Monday, at Laurel, Delaware
wbi. on a VISIT TO his father and sent to Fort Nc
Henry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

HoRnrp BARBARIIY.-some thirty refugees
reached this city on Sunday from Eat Isnne,se %
many revolving cruel,ies practiced by tho Rebel
tends in that fearfuy oppressed region upon loyal
citizens. They state that two companies Of Chero'
kee Indians are acting as Provost Guard In Knox
vile. These savages act in the most hOrrid manner.
The Rebel cavalry scOur tho country in squads one
Indian accompanying each party, in search of Uaon
conscripts who are endeavorDg to flee the country.
The Rebel Provost Marshal has offered the Indians
As for every Union man they kill short time
before the refugees fed, they saw party Of Indians
coming in with string Of fourteen ears, when 'Iey
nod c1t from the dead bodies Of Union men, TINS
beng the mode which they have adopted 70 count
their victims. For ench ear they received y from
the Rebel commander What punishment WI, Se
severe enough for these brutesf Terrible WI cs
she vengeance which our army will wreak '9 OF ."
these crimes. NasnvilIo Vp"" ~
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- THE Xxx
I S(j3,
CENTRAL RAILROAD,

l. ~ SSCTXsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
spo Stp !; es %So 'etGickfsr ROUTE
FL. IN, .wYorx 70 rug PRINCIPAL wEsIssy CITES
FROM RIM daily nom New Yors to Philadelphia, Viz
IA s.f fos "a T As1%sTf BY THIS
koVi Ffo ehHt os SSScuRTGXSDr-sT: y
yok AZ a. nj, lime othe routssi Evening psssehseo
a. q o. M ore our later than other lines
BY o. Allentown. tyenSs asd by both routes
ys ~ n, sane tine Is Nortl pe Ia Chicago aud ~
san,. IN The NotW..t Ce.tine Indianapolis Lossvts
&, LOni. csy.sId. Columbus, onsia"a'I Na ." "''~
s,essRnS s nis. and to PsSarsa, ~ Hs'.
Smokina and Saloon Care en- 81 trsns
Fare the same as other routes.
p,sssss cf cked through. Transfers free.
cks;v S1s% sf q:,d * hafi;SsSsA
Accommodation Line which Affords comfortable mode Of
travel to parties movias Westward at 0pebafta usual ssa
Of fare rprrouTs
By this route egh of all descriptions can be orwMded
to aud itom any point The RiEoads Of Ohio henncsys
ROAD UIRECr or to any port on the psvSsbs rivers o.
ths We.t BY steamers ffom Pittsburgh. w.. ~
The rates Of Freight to and frop any pont 10 .nS
arc charged by other Railroad Compsni,s % :. IA
shippers ntIWtng the transportation o. tier ,c 49,
Comrsny can rely with confidence on ito speedy usn's
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock viii ana !n ns - >.
vsutageou. route Cspacous fads wei wassS ,sis ne
Piled with every convenience have Teen sssir ssns.
;sd lie ection. and eyty unS
i FEns Ne a BSLrIs0RE Mahkxs5s
LEECHs Co. Freight As. .rs No. South wnlism-'s.
MCDONALD 1 BIscHoEF p" 10 Bstsrypl.ss
EyocH LEWIS General snDtnn..DasD., n.s.s... !.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

4 NENIRAL tAlIhOADO! NEW -cLAShA.
~ From foot = c. urtsn6t ss-Conpectsy a. Hampton
Janetion with Delaware, Lskawann, and Western ss.
road and al Fston with tho Leigh Valley hsirosd and S
formns direct ipe to Pittsburgh and the Wese
WIN WINTER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nov. II, 1883
HsaRIssrrs EaPKB..-At an rUf Ea.sen. Reading
MAJ TRAIN-At8s IN for EsstoD, Water ga? ScEsnsons
Great PEND Biz xhsmton, Pttston. Wikesosre TO- A.,
I'm TuRouaH TRaIN-For Easton. Allentown. HesdiaA
Pot,,ylle Harrisburg Wllbmspoh, &c. ,-, .v.
APH. THRoCeH TRAiN-Fer Eason ne'ne"sn' AIM"
town, and Mach Chunk . TIT, - ,,~,,.a.,.
$50 ?. N. WAY TRAIN-Fu someiviie ana in'e'n's'"'~
"s. ~ WESTERN EYpRrss-For Eastoa, Allentown. Read.
s Harrisburg Pisbursh. and the West sesEhs care from
j.s.sv CITY Though to Pittsburgh -.
Trpsyss TRAIN FOR HaRRIssvRa-The No. ExIIess
Train from NswYolk arrive, Ha sbus az m connect
I'M at and West Pennsyyania Central tsioso NYsn'
srn Cenl Railroad North and SOUTH AID Win tie o"m0'''
''I Tag riRor.m EyPsEss TRAM roR TEN Wet 'esves
NewYork al daily tsnndsys sxeertsd Taaps esSsS
crunectiop AZ HsIriseurg with PeIngivaps
no "a car. Pittsburgh. ard ut ope 70 s Ao@
Cnicsra Two hour, time saved By asp tns trsin -
EII,sErpPoKr AND Nsw YORK FERhr-Leave rsw.anS
nom Pier No O. North River u $3.50 %. and iI'~'~
and p IA. -, p.,., al v,,,nev,, Iyarbor sverv
trio ssch way JOSIAH y. Stems, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Town INSTRUMENTATION Countrywide Re
of the sfcs townhp Of LenoI have done gof
eu,y Last year Democrats elected nearly
ies ms elect oil but Constable The vote was he.sy
wthstsndpg tho Republican, have sent more than tnsi
mi ono,s to the war Tho following tho names OF the
candidste elected their morties varying rom w 70
us: For supsiso Perkins Clark for Town Ccrh Anisa
ID for Justice OF the Peace Thomas l. LOOMS
lfuIl tsrml Hcury IA. Hsthewsy, Ito I'll vscsneyt
MosROs CoUNTr.-The ROeht,tr DemoGafsys; un,o.
gained ~ tho Board Of Supervisors over last year oonu
70 the report eud Frederick thinner ss sss T
TynE siI 10 the city gain OF one over 100.
towns bsvs generally done we'll The Board stands; hcPno
o.ns 49, Democrats IL Last year; Repubiioan' III D'H
0cIats H. go -, .i..,
year. gu, q. no...,.o
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The Tariff Amendments ss Passed.

An ACT TO modify existing Jaws imposing dutes On Imports
ard for other poIposea
n. n t,oo,d bv the Senate ava HOus Of Repr"enaf'e0e o.
t United St1tti Of hmeyea "a COn9'" a"mOtd ibt ~
rood wares. merchandise now public stoe' or bond,
T.bon,e. on which dues unpaid having been 10 bond
NOR. than one and es than three ysAr when the oct
.n:d A. 's Tssst .apI5ssd jay IT, 1861 vent u,o
eject may be entered for consumption and the oonds can
90 ante, a The rate. preserosd by act afof and
all acs and psrts Of acts inconsistent with TIE provisions Of
ST." InS be Juriher enacted Ths. section IL Of
entitled IAN Act iDcressipg tsmoof.i The dTts' on I'm
II. ..m. hereby /. odihsd so a 10 allow cotton and raw
AK reesd from the cocoon Of The II0.ts or produce o.
ANY additional duty when imported from places this side Of
the Cape Good Hope for two years from and Its the ps
&c = And BE- futile, enacted That much Of an se'
entitled act TO suthorre protection 70 Do Iysn 70 e
., me Ius ia .. prohibits III.
u hereby suspended relation TO az persons who lave CON
Piled with lie provision, Of section Of said sei for Two year.
md be iu,t.r enacted That the provi'o IN sec
lion Is Of o. set entitled An act ineEessins temporarily th'
so., on Imports and for other papose approved July i.
1852 shall be construed to include any 'e
70 or i,om any p.s OF ,0ah Of "e''' down '
n.dSs u,ter enaeed That In lou Of the dutis
imposed by law there .hs be levied and collected
cusvsy twenty per centam I'D vhorem upon '.edso shd
.eiso he same du.ie. imposed upon rum .h s.
and Berlin Chinese fig and wash blue twenty-five per cen
SIC And be further enacted That from and she, th'
pssse Of this set the duty petroleum and
ina OIL crude and not refined, when imported ffom ioss
countries In crude state shall DO twenty per centuh I'D W
src And B. Il further enacted That from and after sh
...ag. az this act there shall DO SLOWED drawback OF
n man ufctured Into guDpowdei In the Untc
st.e and exported thereom equal In amount to the de'
d 70 bs under such regulations shall be pre-
by the Secretary ofihe Treasury and no more pro
yeed ins, o The ne Of the United States by the
| lsetors paying such drswbscks respectively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

PksssYLvANM CoPrEnHrADs.-Op Friday last
the Coppsrheads in the Pennsylvania House Of
REPRESENTATIVES refused TO give the use Of their hall
70 Gov. johnson Of Tennessee. and Gov. Wright Of
Indiana, to address the members and citizens. They
cannot bear to hear loyalty and patriotism spoken.
Fortunately the Senate was more civil, and,
though the Democrats in that body tried to forbid
q m. use OF their hall wac given to the two Gov.
crnors.
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ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANG

l ITERMiNUJ-PasrngerD Depot, Janessip and iocs %
s, e Rwnier aITascemsn' s' e., eve. Ipd,, 81
Oct a. ls62: Leave New.YcrkM ~ s' snS M foS
p Ha %ts sySiHst ao sS P n 90 aar
EsTy) ats a. M. ar Yaphlnk snd in,e'medCs ,t,uons'
Tssrn1s issvs. f ny iS .,s vii r a
heuah 10 GTesuI orr ,urtrg Saturday and Mondsy morn
a., stea.ls a a., srIiying "a n ewYoik aty:1 T. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

Police MovIMTSTs.-During the past week tho
poe. have made the following appointments
y.ss Esmond End Thomas MeCshsry TO the First pseens
n,dy to the Fourth Henry Mulrn and Michael olsnd 70
he siIth Anthony Gssa,eI to the seventh Charles
Man. 70 IN. Eighth; VIM Harris to tho Tw~ntysev-nth
p,ck smb TO the Twenty ninth and accepted The follow
ins r,slpAons Newton Cannon OF the fifst TI"emet
Andrew Mueller and George A. Brown futb george w.
Seymour Thirteenth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
puItADFLPHIA COURT OF OYER AND TERMlNEh
hNn QUARTER sESsIONS-Before Judge ALLISON

The CASE OF DIR. NEWTON, CHARGED WITH AssAoLi
AND BATIERY-HE ACQUITTED.
Dr.J. r.. Newton, late of New-York, was put on
TRIAL on "Wednesday. charged with having csmmiea ~
ssut and battery on Eliza burgeD child aged thise
whom abe had BEEN taken for medical treatment Ihe
d,nce for tho Comm snweath showed the following as
the GUNNER Of 1861 this little girl bad fs when yuse
her tnss Joint 10 such extent that swelling WI"
and she was unsbe to walk freely nor some no hoi pa
rents had her treated in various ways but no
lief being aorded they concluded to take bef 70 bs
ant, Whose rsputston for efecing WONDERFUL cuis' hsu
reached them. . .n .l.v
On Thsnssgivne dsy last therefore, In the afternoon shsy
her the DOCTORS Office and after examining Le se no
operated upon The child laid on heI fsthers zap
face down, while in tlis pOston the doctor e
feet several times with hand while ho pressed tho ohef
ANAL back. Her father noticed o. thS ne,
thst something snapped during tits treatment but p.a DO
attention IT, The child screamed great DEAL and Inc DOC
told him put h hand the ohilds mouth notnlhg
noticed the child until the Sunday following when
her mother while washing her discovered this pIouosIsnce
the spine; the tbsr then took her TO Dr. DetacJs
South who informed him that hei spine
docsd On the nsxt day he called on the deisndan'
and he told hm TO bring the child up on the foowns moh
ing this he did and then told the defendant OF th snap ho
had heard. -,
The defendant told him that that caused by tho putting
IN place Of joint thst had been disocaed AID thss nc
would bring the child back IN about three weehs-in he
time having her back bsthsd with hot w.tchs would M
The child not taken back The defendant never eny
time made any charge whsever for treating hsf A"shs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10
Tuy ADVANCE WAGIs MovrxEsT.-.

The ADVANCE WAGIs MovrSEsT.-At meet
ins Of English and German journsynen sii'' held o.
Columbian Hail. Saturday night, resolutions were adopted
fixing the 10Th Inst % tho sppropras time to notify
,her wesh from said date the trade ssan
s,on would Ipset nom them In regard to pay
Ing an advance present prices rendered nsoesy b
The war aud it's attendant eIpen The resolutions were
named In Osrmsn and English and indorsed BY the full
meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

tn, Dr.sr ,1RyIr E11rssIos-The Board OF
consulting OF tie Controller Recorder and Corpon'
n Council met Saturday mornins TO hear arguments In
N. ,tt,r Of . .e.snsnl. mad. for changing the grade OF
Oman, ,,r,e from Broadway TO Centre street, The ss'e''
men, rnoppo..d by counsel for Morris Cumming prop
,ry owner. along the nne Of the sde on the ground
tina, the Assessor had made unjust discrimination In mai
ing tho awards. and that osran owners wsre osnsh'sd oJ
.wd, Will. others similarly located had been s'sss'sd 10
"a, awards fer ,hsir nsshbo On the other hand eoan'
urged that awards commensurate with 'he osmase
actually sustained BY their clients "h' held proper" Oh 'le
lins Of the new srado. No decision has yet been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

The Congregational Districts I'm Kentucky.
Under, the Apportionment bill, which has been
passed by the Legislature, and now become law,
the State Of Kentucky If divided into niue Congref-
sional Districts, as follows
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Gopartnerebip Motiees.

OTICE.-.WM WETH-
~ FRBEE spd q. H. WATSON CoPARrNEkS
Ih me from this dste under the firm Of o. D. ASHLEY
March g. 1862 o. ID. ASHLEY
NJOTICE.-ALEX. y. CLARK retires from
IN our arm aud LOCUS Is. HUTCHINSON beeome' q
Ps'"'' LUDLOW PATTON Co.
N.w.York March 10. 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

GKS. ULLMASs's BRIGADE.-The formation Of
Brig Gen. Ullmanus corps rapidly approaches completion.
Officers asd pIivaes detached by the Was Department from
regiment, In the field and ordered to report IN
this city arriving daily by Iuths selection Of these
the and vigilance have been exercised The
Governors Of many Of the States have searched the roll Of
thel, State Volunteers for worthy, through gallant
deeds Of promotion, and few members OF 6t-clsss
militia regiments who have service have been comma
sioned Every candidate reports finally TO the General 10
person. and tha passes under his immediate Inspection A.
for vigilance may 60 Known to have been enrolled
officer brigade Whose sodsry record 10 not clear
and ersdabe~ho not physealy aud mentally equalt
the performance Of his dus and who does not ~eve that
hs sphere Of sc.ion 10 alike Just, necessary and henors
bic The Office worn beGs heavily upon the General In
amnius applications for petitions and balancing rival claims
together wish the routine labor OF Pssns and musins In
in the morning until long beyond the clos. Of the business
day. At IL oeoct tho Brigade calls the roll and
At tho, time the besdqusIte 10 deeply Interesting
More thsn formed in line to to-
their Of them heroes Of Of bsissnany
bearing Their persons the records Of honste wound re.
cevsd 10 action and all Of them showing In their bronsed
es and manly bearing the results OF Ions soldsy training
The prevailing physique Is bre They are nearly al above
the svrsxe hight and Of ssw name The faces sses
are full Of intel Fence and determination with certain stern
often looking the In The fsee
From all iiat be known ook fr-Gd 10 decided ana
successful res,l,' from this unique organisation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-10

DILLHEADS, CARDS, LAW POINTS and
I'D CASES CATALOGUES, BANK and !SsuhAAfnSSds.
BLANKS &C. well a. ell ether varieties OF fhinidNo
,,cn.d proInpily and In good stye, at HOLMAM5 GIes
steam Printing Establishment cor Of Centre snd hites
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printing.

A DAMS and CYLINDER PkESSWOhkI,
promptly at H0LMANs stsa-Prinsius E"so'h'aeu' cor
Of c entls and White-sts.