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And by Agents in every town in Ihe uhta
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SIDNEY rEySrSr. cYRrs G. cAEr.
TENNENT g. CAMP, +
TROY, DONIPHAN COUNTY, KANSAS,
ATTORNEYS at LAW

sULlClIOhS IN VHANCEkEs
WILL practice in all the Courts Of the
w Second Judicial District of the State Of
Kansas. Collections ofall kinds will be prompt
" made and rsmitted. Chancery and Admit
rally practice will receive our particular atten-
ton. Special regard paid to Land Office BUSH
ness, and to practice in the Supreme Court Of
said State, and of the United States
REFER TO
Hon. T.UsrEs Polk, st. Louis Mo-; Hon.
JAS. CRAIG, St. Joseph, Mo-; BELA 4. HueHHs,
Kansas; Hon. AUSTIN NTH, New
York; Hon. IsA HARRIS. New Yok.
nov. Ii, Cliff.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1863.
The Saturday Evening Post.

The publishers Of THE POST take pleasure
IN announcing that their literary arrangements
for the coming year are Of q character to war
rant theIn in promising feast of good things
70 their thousands of readers. Among the C. n.
contributors to THE POST we may now men.
tiou the following distinguished auth'rs;-
MRS. LEN WOOD,
Autho, of"THE EaRL's HEIRs," "EAsr LYME
THE CH.NSINes," &c. -
MARION HARLAND,
Author Of "ALosr," "THE HIookx PArH,''
"MrNLN." sc.
EDMUND KIRKE,
Author of "ANoso THE PIMA"
VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND,
Whose Domestic Sketches are 50 greatly id
mire6.
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During the coming year TIE POST will en-
dsavor 10 maintain its high reputation for
CHOICE STORIES, SKETCHES and POE
TRY. Special Departments shall also be de-
vote az heretofore TO AGRICULTURE. WIT
AND HUMoR. RECEIPTS, NEWS. MAR.
KETS, &c.
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In the Literary Department We shall present
the choicest varieties within the reach of our
extended means. The Novelettes. Tales, Pc
etrs, &C., shall be supplied from the best and
highest sources, and be equal to anything to be
found in any journal or magazine.
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We annex tho cash terms. to which we beg
leave to call the attention of all who think OF
Snhscrihinr for A ne snaner:
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The Best Eesaya,
The Best stories,
List of Regular Contributors.

Which American talent can furnish.
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RRIvAL or REFUGEES, 10


The store ship Wyandank arrived at the
Navy Yard this morning, from down the river.
On the way up on riday a boat 70 wed by two
xoiestd men, and containing four ladies and
ttIee children. was picked up coming out Of
batoK Greek, WestmoreIand county. The
lad g and children proved to be refugees from,
iImington, n. O., and were on the way hero
to iOin tbsir husbands and fathers, who ESCAPED
frCm rebeldom some time since Thew had
GgHe rough time in making their way out Of
se'est, aaA when they reached ,hs Potomac
t0ey 1ouad the two colorsd men, Vim. Harde.
rer ADD Ss4dea Key, who ayreed TO row them
across The river. The ladies were turned over
TO the Provvss Marshal OF Alexandra; but the
coSosed neA having with them ksss Of goods
90 oaJ and wfthall about three hQndred and
siity dollars Ia money, induces the belief that
they are regular blockade runners, aud thew
vhI probably be turned over to Capt Told.
On saturday morning three pereoss vera
discovered at Quanlco Greek, With white
flag. snd they were taken on One OF them
proved to be an escaped prisoner from q party
q rebel guerrillas, named Mortimer Thaw,
and the others ssraxSlsrs who wers unable 20
Ind their regim cuts. Thaw had been robbed
OF everything on his perssn, including his
sesshes-<he rebels compelling him to strip
o al pat On suat OF ragged butts rnut They
Wers also left with the Provost Mar shall st AL
eKandRia.
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.FkOM MEADR'S ARMY. -.
Successful Progress Of she Army Of the Pet.


fDlspAtches to n. r. Herald
RAPPAHAHsoOK STATION, Nov. o, p. nn.--
The progress made by General Meade - highly
encouraging and successfnl.
Anew basis ef supplies Will be esta biished in
a very few days, from which the army will
operate with most damaging effect to the con-
r,deIacy.
We arehavins heavy and disa greeabls rain.
RArPAHAESocK STATION, Nov. %, 7Am.-
The Army OF the Pota N 20 has finally severed
Its line Of comm unica ton with Washington,
. ID nothing has come through from 1t since
ye"erdas morning.
. If tn. re had be, general engagement yes.
t'fday The wounded would have 0eeu eent %
the n Ar and cor veyed 70 Washington by the
railroad from u Is point. As No wounded men
have been e. Mt here, Ii Is certain that NC battle
has been fought
The heavy cannon sding OF yesterday vas
probably OF no gre ater Importance tn ~ ar Ill
lery firing fr. Quentv Is, which makes great
deal OF Disc, but dOee little execution.
This morningcsnnonadipE was hesrd. fainter
than 70 OF yesterday; bat during the day It
has BIZ pert city quiet.
The rain ceased before dark, and ii IS prob
able shat the quantity which fell 10 day viii
Bo' Int r'ere with the movements OF tho army
except for a few hours.
III emalcipadng iteelf from Washing the
Army OF the Potomac 10 In position to operate
moot dis astronslv against the rebels. Should
1t also emancipate the Union prisoners nov
enduring ages Of misery In q single month al
Richmond, II will accomplish one ofthe greatest
achievemt nts PER orm-d by any army during
the ar
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DssAsrnsss OF SrArA


4WAsRfD0fOus Uovemosr - 1854
sInfo4msfton hoR Ueen received et eAaoz 4JSss
peYtuseas feoO lER.s 4kogAas Savage, the Wee
s1yonou1 0soefa1 a. - UnttAd States as Ms
eysns, a ~ pQ6Du134 Ion OF Procia0aeioa
a. MI Ne b6s1oWisS u Q sansiataea;
PRESENTATION. *
Doa Ca1lco dosy1Heas y OeWeto, Q wAaog
GENERAL OF the Royal Armies 0ovsrnns, Oapt
0eneral Of the Spanish portion Of IA Isiaad II
g. Domingo, and General In Chief Of the Afny
thereof. &c. &c.
- Some doubis having occurred In sseasd to tAs
futAlment ana mea1tng Of tAs pYolsM alton Of
my predecessor, under date OF the q tn Of Octo.
Der last past Ana In order % AsctdAii irfesoaa.
tion and unceStaanty, naatnS use Of tbs powsFs
vested in me- Al Captain 0snsral and IL OAisf
OF this Army. ofdaiu and conmAnd:
Art. LIST. The h1osksde q the eoasts OF tAs
Spanish part Of the Isl8ndr Of st. Domineo eda.
braces only the posts reads aud btSau not
occupied BY the tfoops Of tbs sefny, snd tAAse-
tore are FREE, those OF H. D0mta8o, SamHaa Aud
Porte Plata - we'll - tie Others that tia arWv
and the leeitimate S3paats1 suthOeitiss vii 70
On occupying. In Consequence hereof SpAatsh
Consuls may issue tbs pfoper docdMeAts 70
vessels that may b sonAd to such pests, vita
Art I'd. This proolsmaAapa viii ~ pasasAed
ard circulated IN due foyh4 for ity panctn Il and
exact fulAimens CAALOe d. VAAdAs.
SAEro DOMINGO, NovsAkser Z, 1859. :. -
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TINE LATEST FROM BURNSIDE.
ate u Fully froyisiontd and Quite Able to
Defend Himself. 80. 49,

fnNsmation from burnside as late as We'd
rescsy s..eh, 18th inst, IL to the en,ct that b f,
WA smYl, pso~Ssisns Tor bis needs and fully
nbse 70 seeist the eSeny until aid can reach
6im from Grant At that time W ednssday
niSot- 1.ouSssrset " as yet before Knoxyille;
tbe eseers tent to him by Bragg TO abandon
the sssee sId n jcia him not having reached
aim doveal6ss,
N Grant has Row cut tAe road by which
Lonef+feet. must 60 TO ea-ct jua ctiou with
irsE ana a. the Tennessee and Virginia
road. tesdIoG into tbs latter State, Is bslie we'd
% se IN 50 cripple a condition that he Long.
s,ret1 eae aseither use it for obtaining supplies
or as . Deans Of escape, 1t is thought that he
will make desps rate effort to take Knox Vile
bv assault, In order to put himself in posses
zion Of sufficient supplies to afford his army
sustenance while he moves away
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NAVY YARD AFFAIRS

- Nae steam gunboat " Eutaw," vhIeh has
4eeaAyapE At the Navy Yard for several mouths
<PsstsAs now nearly ready for Sea- Quite q
N10eer ofexperinnsnts have been made on her
~DAeotnery with different grades Of steam, with
q REV Of testing whether with certain i'm
Ptsveneots the speed could not b increased,
and large per centaEe OF fuel saved. From
<Ae eKpertneats made. which were concluded
@ Friday fast, the engineers In charge believe
that her detention here will ultimately be OF
mach sas0e 70 the Government, as with tbs
improved steam they have been able to res
over Rsne revolutions per minute instead OF
seven. aAd this too with the saving OF LARGO
Per ce0t Of fuea. We understand that she win
shortly nshe trial trip TO Fortress Monroe,
with number Of distinguished personases on
board. The experiments which have been
tIi,d hece vial. we understand, b tried again
81 eco, l-.-- s.z : -
The Western World Il being o. si vely over.
hauled, bot viii shortly be ready for Sea- The
repairs On the schooners Mathew vasser and
Bacon have been completed, and they are
awaiting orders. The Freeborn IL under no
hirs,.and tAe repairs on tho Fuschia are ra-
pidiy pro9ressiaG. Tho Primrore's boiler has
been taAsea cut TO be repaired or replaced by q
@ new 0n<. -..
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.


YHR sHrRSTARY o. WA1 Al nome
PrrrssrRo, Pa. Fov. ss.--6ecestAey Staaeoa'
uas sesenaded q Ms home Ia Steuboa Vile lees
nieEit A IsSs~ crowd Of citiERss, aCoompaaiod
By The CITY Had, visited hts hoass ebc1t n1ae
o'ebcck n she evening, and after ths Musie he
Secre.sFy made his appearance, aud, Aathessh
sunsripx from . severe cold, made . spirited
address to hts old fYiends.
Amer . short address By Dr. McCook. and
nine cheers for Ohio's Cabinet siicsT, >As crowd
went through tho hall Of the house, greetins
the Seere.ary ~ they passed. 50
About tn O'Clock the crowd hsd al dtsaP-
reared. Il was pleasant affair. and AL ap-,
pesred deiiahtsd with the warm greeting sney
received from their distinguished fealo towns
man. - - -
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TIC geld inAskss "a New York has Sssn
Play Ing sooe qusef aasaes to-day. In the
nosbtss II Wtat up - u psrsiy mon .he
sales sAers Of the prsviozs week aad partly
from the report thst the news frcu MsAdep
army was Ga shs whole not savcrabls. Subj.
seqaensly vent down 10 ~ On The stssagsa
Of bsf,es,n 10 she erect thai Meade had can.
sured two whole array sorrsfron Lee, aad
that tie rebels bad nads proposals for IN
ssmistics with . view 70 asrsagaaR terms Of
psaees We hsrdiy need cay tAat no suoa
pews has reached AAre. and tAAs the csp.urs
Of two army corps woald b. sAs Capture
Of Les entire army. Il eoasistiux only OF
Ewefis and A. r. Hili's, WITH poetioa Of d
H. hnl,.. ,..s Il 4 - - q. - So - : ;.
II fact NO news later than that sivsa s.ss.
whtfe In the Star, has been reoslysd here. And
- ~ have ALREADY e.piainsds seas need BE-
ezpected up % the a.As - . dscistvs action.
when Leo shall hare bssa Ssssen, OF Mad.
himself forced 70 fall baek uesa shs Rapps.
hammock ut FradeYicksbuFe.
The position Of affairs when Meade va ia,t
tDeDS~SS&A6S
The advantsge IN position. bat had not bes.
able TO push forward rs fast - had b>sn
hopsd ana expected. Meade seems 70 hsvs
been feeling his way rather slowly aad cau.
lonely; but with Ms supert " array osoe couoe..
trA'ed IN good position. does not seem possible
that he caa be defeated by any force that Lee
ear bring aeainst him. Should, howsves, the
hrtuhes Of war again 60 against the Army OF
the Potomac, he Is SO posted that he caa reaii.
~ fail back upou Fredesieksburg, q nd as Tia
railroad from Aqua Greek to Falmouth u BY
thss time Ia good running order, he will b In
possession Of full communication with his sup.
p'ies and means Of resumins tho offensive.
But we do not expect to hear that he ha. had
occasion to tall back. but. on the contrary, thst
It is Lee who Is embarrassed for his conuuni.
cations With r chmond.
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fosps NEW THkATRR.--This evening" tbs
efFtaed comedy CONT ination, consisting OF
Sae weoo SISTERS, Misses Emma and Ada;
Mf. HARRY Pearson and MT @. B. Bishop,
ee0ef wka The unusually large and eta ciens.
cram sae company now engaged at this fash.
isess u"essef, appear In the beautiful fairy
e~<ra vexsaza easasse6 "rhs Invisible Prince.
or the fsss q Traassit Delights" New scenery
VIII oeasafy ana enosilish the play. whilst
oriemel end Sparkling music, by Wishers'
srs0A orchestra, Will lend CHARMING 49,.
aad ~iaaeity 70 the entire performance. Ths
sterling 6rsa.a, adapted from Ohas Dickens,
crlttti>ol novel OF the same name, entitled
"Nichsass Nictlsby." will commence the per,
Aos0asoe. Mn Emma Webb appearing 10
Sn1ke. sAA kr. Harry Pearson as the noble
Neer,c1 Eeet1AksAaa, John Brodie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

A FooLreH t,oHPLAIHr.-The Repubyiean OF
Saturday put itself In verye .illy position By
. whining complaint that the !StaS has "a W.
rtous occasions outstripped It In the mater Of
publishing important news Of an. ofHcial char.
acter Tho Repvbsieon's complaint, We dare
say, 10 tTue bill, the practice Of getting frat
news u rather . habit Of the Stsr's, aud has
teen throush0ut its career, Int It strikes - a.
rather . foolish btt Of spleen on the psrt OF the
Republican toAdvertiss the fact tor our bsnsat
We are all aware how the Republieon elucks
and piom<s itself over any early bit Of ofaciai
news It is 20 fortunate a. to get No veuus
hen ever makes greater ''to-do" over her arss
egg, little or big, than does our fussy nstshbor
over such chance occurrence; bat we are not
aw are that any OF Its city contemporaries have
thought 1t worth their while TO rush to print In
bewailnent OF tho Repubssodn's having thus
fallen heir to material enc ugh for an occasional
"E1Na."
Tho Rep1tItcan has even had the amusiur
assurance on such occasions to demand th.t
all cCtsm posartes using such eGacial matter AZ.
urwasds .hosId credit It 70 that pspert
But the RepSoIsean goes on 70 make tho ssetops
charge that the Stor 10 . "dsmosraeie" pAper-
ewes italtcising the terrible word-and ooa-
eludes with some not very clear accusatioa
axainss the course OF the Star " while tho south.
eYn states were sscedtn8.'
Old party nance do not 60 for much now,
but The Repub!sean must bear In mind thas any
attack upon tbs democracy" Of the time when
the term had Significance. 10 IN attack upoa
Ut least full hAf Of Prestdeat Lascoln's Osh-
Inst, as veil - upon the whele noble array o.
var democratic th,oushoas tho eo.auy,
VITO have ben In the worry front Of the Unioa
faAm hon the oosbreak Of the rsSsllion.
~ . hS ooosss Of The Stae when 'ssAs Seuth.
era 0satss wsRe seoedinG." ~ hAvs 70 say tha<
iron sAs steft and At 8 tixAs when 4 reauiseA
sons nsRvs e sten Ne ttds 81 sscssstea Aees-
ss tine when ~ 1epsosteds Wa6 Not pastae.
ulAsly ssrcaG n he kassa. ~ 8fae was est
spoken enough aad earnest sssosgA n Ne
easss OF Ne UAaon 70 sazn to- tsself ths an.
dysAG Aets u shs secesA slsmbnt hses, - =
VIII SnoWa b those Who Temsmhes NJ Ills
NY u sAs repeaaeA assae8s 1poa this odlos
asd - employees, maSs ~ tks Feesa sangs
cooasesea With the JaekseH Association"
ed u " Nsaaoaal voasa>sess, !" ssa siadred
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nds1sa2sons rHocmoes 9, t6tS
Information has bern fedkived Ut ihi1 Oseart-
nbPnt rom Mr.. Charles S.aOgden. the OSnsul
Of the United States at Queo~c, that the Gov.
ernor General, by ~ ORD Or In Oouocil, hiss
ordered and directed that the order In Ooaaetl
ing Of duties On sxport6d pAckaGss, be 70 nsdI-
@. - to extend TO subuRdinats PACKAGE or
packapes Ia an assorted Ease, boz, bsiA, or
other psekare, Or 70 The hoods expressed In
The duties paid and - be refunded on the vaIue
Of the soods to be retafnsd br exported snount
to at least 80. .-- - :
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War Department. Adj.taas Generals Office. }

War Department, Adj.taas Generate OFes
Washington, November 10, 1853. I
: General Orders, No 363.-Uommand ding officers
OF rreimen's will r.port in their monthly re-
turns OF dFserters the names OF men Joined
from deaertion, as well a. those who deserted
during the month
BY order OF the Secretary Of War:
L. ID. TowHsHRp
Assistant Adjutant General
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WAB DHeAkYnRRy,

WAb OHAkf1RRV,
Ac1cSAHP 0HaRsAlS OpRIoa{
WA,HIU91os, O, nov ., 1883 !
The following named omcerr, charged With
ohsness and heretofore ublishe cd are exempt fsou,
BEING dismissed thu s~rvies Of the United essses
satisfactory defence hAvIns beea made Ia their
respective sssee:
Captain ". H HAL Assistsnt Aatusaas General
Of volunteers.
Captain George II. Caldwell, Assistant Ad3utsns
8e0~1sl Of volunteers. =. D. TOWN0DND.
Assistant AdJutaAS General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

COMMITTED TO THE OLD CAPITOL.
Joseph Murray, Robert Beacham, Robert
Dardsn, John Leaeock, Bel amin An on, VIM.
Jenkins, and Edward Downs, sent In from
Point Lookout, and charged with runAinx
eontraband articles into Virginia. were com.
mitted TO the Old Capitol yesterday, By oroer
OF Provost Marshal Todd,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30
MORE COMP CArInHa

There has teen issued from tho istric. Court
writs fer the teiiure Of The following property,
under The provisions Of the cond +cattoa law
on bills teine HI d by the Dis 'rics Attorney:
The personal property OF John A. Campbell,
Of Alabama, formerly ustic- OF the Su prone
q, urt Of the United States, consist n Of furni
ture In house on street, opposite Franklin
Square.
The interest Of W. B. r. Gross formerly
we'll known lawyer OF this city. now suppo sed
10 DO in Richmond) In lot 9, In square els, with
improvements, consisting Of = cottage brick
dwelling, On str. e., near Fifteenth.
The property o. George d. Fowie, for merly
OF Alexandria, consisting OF Subdivisions Is
aid 10, OF lots and ., Of Davidson's So od4v VS.
Ions OF square IA, with handsome four story
b lex dwelling On H street between Fourteenth
Oh Fifteenth streets; lots to IL, In square ~,
situated between Third and Fourth streets east.
and L and n north, lots 10 to IA, In square sl4,
htween + and q streets north, aud Fourth aud
Fifth east lots to 4, and 10 70 -, inclusive In
square l.Cl6, between Twelfth and Thirteenth
strsets east, and aud L soRth, unimproved.
!. Lott to S. and Is, In square ~. near tho
junction OF Virginia and New jersey avenues,
in the name Of Thomas ". Greer, lsts pastor
, Of tbs Navy Yard Baptist Church.
Lot 2, OF subdivision y Of Todd's 81 bdi vision
OF square 3s9, with improvements, on Msxyiaad
avenue, near Eleventh street, tIsIand, } belong.
Ing to John I. Lancaster, OF St, Mays coun.
~, Nd, and late clerk In The Slxth AUDITORS
ofaco, now In Dixie.
= Lots l. 2s, % aud part Of lot ., 10 squsrs lue.
on the corner Of Eighteenth and streets, with
improvements, consisting sf handsome brick
house, belonging 70 Joseph q. Ives, formerly
lieutenant IN the U. d Typographical Eas,-
nsers.
Tbs personal property Of d.. AY.P. Or.
nett
Lot ,, In square 3l7, on I street, between
Eleventh and Twslfth streets, with improve.
nents, consisting Of . handsome tvo-sto.v
brick dwelling, belonging to VIM I. Bailey.
Of Virginia, late . clerk In the Adiutaut Gen.
eYtl's Once.
These cases are al made returnxbls On Ia.
third Monday Ia December. f....-.
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RECAPrURx OF AN KCApEp REBEL pRIs.
OHKR

W0- 0aeson. Colonel Of the 4s:h 4sorgIa
saaar Try, who was wounded and taken pris-
Or e Of Gettysburg. and cent to West Building
otPttal, Baflmofe, and who 50 seeded In es-
Gaping On the night OF the Iith instant, was 70.
ar COED ~ one Of Capt Scheetz's detectives
IN Qaeea Ann county, Md. and brought bs-
fore Itp', Todd to-day, who committed him 10
the Old O ,pltoi. .aa .s.-=..s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

61fVoa10.-Seeeesary Stanton has returned
Sro0 ~ triet Essas 70 Sssabsnvtlle, Ohio, Ana
- - ~ q his e0eial post. The ntAustassAc
reception savea hin ~ all points On tho no ots
eAoWs hoW tAossuGhly the nasioual hsa.t 1.
saHsPA - ttviag cordial support to tbs Ad.
AAistrsktoa u sAe pfoseeution Of the wax, sad
e.ast havs beea personally grasifyins to Hr.
etastea, - sAowtns that tas energy and aAltA-
tsa dtrccoasss ef paspOss with which his de-
pastOeo< - 0annued azs svs1ywhers recos.
neaed b. - psopsA.
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BELLE BOYD AGAIN

BILLR BOYD AGAIN. 49,.
The notorious Belle boyd, who has been
confined In tbs Old Capitoi Prison for soms
time, y 70 b sent TO Old Point this afternoon
and turned over to the commanding onlcer at
that placesso be BY him delivered at City Point
for exchaaRe -s4e -ee% 80
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WAR DapAnfnsRY
AhJUfANf &1sBaAL's OYPHoB3
WAsHiSaroH. d. @, Nov. 50. 1853.
The following officers having heen reported st
the Hesnausrters Of the Army for shs o6enses
hereinafter speei6ed are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed from the service Of
the United States unless within afteeu tlsi days
nom this date they appear before tho Military
Commission In session In this city, Of which Brig
adler General Ricketts, u. g. Vols, 10 Pre-, nent,
and maAs satisfectory defence to the charges
against them:
AbseSes tr,tAoNt PropsS ab:So1jtS
Captain Daniel Henkle, 10th Pennsylvauis yols
Assistant Surgeon Charles otein. ssth New York
Volunteers.
Seeond Lieutenant Fraak Commasere s7sh Nav
YORK Volunteers. d. TOWNSEND,
- Assistant Adju.a1s General.
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Wa DHSA81nHNY.
ADJuSA1E QlsBaAL's Op1Ies,
~ az RfN1Rra n n r.. % 49, VI

WSEHIAosos, D. O.. Eoy. 90 1857
The fsakcviss named oAeers hsvins been report
Cd At the Assdeusrtsrs Of the army for tie offences
hereinafter speeiaed sxs hereby notiasd that they
vii! Be recommended for dismissal from The
ostae United states un'ess within fifteen us) dsys
from this date they appear before The AuItaxy
comnahsloa, IN session In thla city, Of which
Aisadier General Aoasss, 10 president. aud make
satisfactory defence TO the charges against them
ya1iss 70 vspovs a. Assapolis, Nd . a. ordsyed:
Captain T. II OSSDeatsr. nth United States ia
family.
Fa!iHs to Ms ,eeiSssss in tie ksA a. ordered
ass betns ~ she etsS Of WdsAiastoa s0nAoss pvossr
iaANAo~tiy.
y. o. TOWNbBND,
Assistant AdjutAnt General:
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