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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-09-12
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

When female Is in trouble or afflicted with dis
case, and requires medical surgical assistance,
the inquiry should be, Where is there physician
who is fully competent to administer relicf-one
whose knowledge Of the female system is perfect,
who thoroughly understands the application Of
medicine to disease, whose scientific attachments
in surgery have made him prc-emncnt in his pro-
fession, and whose respectable standing in society
recommends him to the confidence of the commu-
nifty? Unless these and many more questions, can
be satisfactorily answered, the afflicted should
pause before consulting any one
DIR. J. G. YOUNG, understanding how imper
atively necessary these requirements are, feels
called upon to interpose, and by calling the atten-
ton Of the afflicted to the fact that he has been
PROFESSOR OF OBSTETRICS AND FEMALE
DISEASES for twenty years, and is fully qualified
to administer in all cases, both medically and
gically, not in superficial mapner but in thor
both in hospitals and private fsniliesIcan make
to save them from the hands Of the unqualified.
inscriptions and designing. Therefore, families
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Administrator Notice.

TIME undersigned having been appointed by the
i Probate Court Of Thurston County, W. r.,
Administrative Of the estate Of Rev. r. j. Evans.
deceased, hereby gives notice to all persons know.
ing themselves indebted to said estate to make inn
mediate payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate are requested to present the
same within the time required by law, or they will
be forever barred.
SARAH F. EVANS, Administrstrix.
Olympia, W. r., July I, 1868. 34:4w
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San c1tanqists Embellishments

can rely upon him - upon father. All in attic.
ton can And IN him ore who can feel and sympa.
tie with and befriend them in trouble-one in
whose secrecy the utmost confidence can BE placed.
Como all ye that are afflicted and in trouble, and
You will be relieved and cured.
% Apartments privately arranged, 80 O. to
preclude the possibility of exposure, and afford
those who wish home all the advantages Of con.
slant attention and unremittipe private attend.
ance.
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HUI OOAndES 1DV0M0ys
The company will consist of one Captain, one
First, and one Second Lieutenant; one First Ser
geant, one Quartermaster Sergeant one commits.
sary sergeant, five Sergeants, eight Corporals, two
Teamsters, two Farriers or blacksmiths, one Sad
dler, one wagner, and scvcnty-eight priyates.
Total, one hundred enlisted men.
RATES OF PAY.
First Sergeant, per month, $40 90
All other Sergeants, II 90
Corporals, ii 90
Farriers or blacksmiths IS 90
Privates and bug!ers, l3 90
In addition, the men will be furnished with clo-
thing, subsistence, quarters and medical attend
ance The allowance for clothing is three dollars
and fifty cents per month. When enlisted man
draws less than Ills yearly allowance of clothing
he will be entitled to the difference in money
The men will be enlisted as privates. After being
mustered into the service of the United States.
the appointment Of non-commssoned officers will
be made.
Enlisted men will be sent to Fort StcncoOm ut
government expense, to be drilled and mustered
into the service of the United States.
The Governor Of Oregon, in his proclamation
calling for these volunteers, says that they will
be needed the coming spring on the frontiers Of
this State and Washington Territory, and for an
expedition against the Snake Indians who have so
long been mercilessly engaged in robbing mmi-
grants and numbering our fellow citizens"
Office in Olympia with Wells, Fargo Co.
FRANCIS HENRY,
Recruiting officer.
Olympia, ". T., Jan. 18th, 1863.
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TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STAT

TO THOSE IN THE INTERIOR OF THE STATE,
Who are suffering under any form of Private
Disease, whether contracted from impure connec-
tions or induced by other causes, DIR. YOUNG
would directly address himself, informing them
that they can be cured without the necessity Of a
journey to this city.
LIvER.-Dr. Young would call the attention Of
invalds to his course Of practice in the above
plants. Throwing aside as worse than useless,
as highly injurious, all forms Of mercury the Doc.
tor relies entirely upon the VEGETABLE PRAC-
TICE.
Thousands of testimonials are In his hands ind-
eating the astonishing success he has met with In
the treatment of all diseases of the Heart, Lungs
and liver, on pnrely Vegetable basis. The treat.
ment calls for NO confinement to the house, alb
scnce from business, nor change in diet.
The same anccess has marked his treatment of
all Diseases of the BLOOD and SKIN.
Invalids should address at once (CONSULTA-
TON FREE,) DIR. J. G. YOUNG. CHS, CONNER
cial Street, Opposite the Mint,) San Francisco,
California.
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TUNHTS House has oil the modern improve "A
ments, and will be conducted equal in -ks;I
every respect to the first class houses of the At
lanIic cities.
The spacious READING AND EXCHANGE
ROOMS, have been fitted up with special refer
ence to the comfort and convenience Of the public
generally, having a NEWS STAND and large
Cabinet for minerals; also, q Branch Telegraph
Office connecting with all the line throughout the
country. LEWIS LELAND CO.,
Proprietors.
San Francisco. lar ~ 1863 l4:ml
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Stlistellaneous advertisements.
100 Volunteers Wanted,
100 Dollars Bounty.

THOR the First Regiment of Oregon Cavalry, to
IL serve three years unless sooner discharged.
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LATE PROFESSOR o. THB UNIVERSITY OF PENN.
Private Medical and Surgical
establishment,
Devoted exclusively to treatment of PRIVAE DIS
EASES of whatever nature, and all DISEASES
TO WHICH LAS A SEX FEMALES ARE
LIABLE.
No. 615 COMMERCIAL STREET,
OPPOSITE THE MINT, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CONSULTATION (by letter or otherwise)
FREE.
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TIE subscriber begs to inform the public that
che above mentioned BILLIARD SALOON is aso
intended to serve as a show and salcsroom for
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LEONARD SCOTT / CO.,
No. 81, Gold Street, New York.
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that in the hour Of peril, when "danlers
stood thick in all the ground" you was
with them, aud led them to honor aud
success.
Accept this present, then, in the spirit
indicated, with the assurance ofihe do.
nors of their confidence that in the future,
as 40 the past, you will not prove untrue
to the trust cnniided In you, that no spot
-Ot dishonor shall mar iis bright blade,
and that y0u shall hand il down 10 com
ing generations as memorial of the gall
lautry OF the men who ia these perilous
times saved the nation.
To which Capt wEtcH replied:
Ngor G'ospsnor and FslloO Soldiers of
Co. q.
To you, Major G., for the very com
plimentary terms in which you have, on
behalf Of these solders, conveyed this
present tome, ! return my thanks.
To say, fellow soldiers, that am oTat
Jfsl at this manifestation of your regard
aud esteem, but iuadcquaiely expresses
my feelings at this moment.
10 know that command your conf
denee and respect, as an officer, after now
nearlY two years association With you in
the nc,iye duties OF soldier, is indee d
not only gratifying 10 me, bu, amply re-
pays me Tor auy little effort may have
made IN hcinging you 10 your present
big h standard of efficiency as soldiers
For the very il,ttering manner in
which you have been pleased, through
Major Grosvenur, to convey this sword
to IN, return Won my siucere ackuOs l.
edge meuts; aud trust, fellow soldiers,
that may 50 conduct myself, in tha va.
rious duties may be caIled upon TO dis
cba'ge, that You vi | feel hat your con-
lidence has not been misplaced.
] have not dared TO tel that deserve
this high compim- Mt a. your hands, bu'
You have seen iif, of Your orn free will,
lOihuS h"norme with this beautiful em-
blem IF suldiei's profession. pledge
you my word hat nc dishonor sh al at
tach TO it while in my keeping.
Al the conclusion IT. Cvl. GIVEN pro.
posed three cheers for the new sword
aud Capt. WELcu, which were given with
will. Yours, b.
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rrsn lho chnrlostoa ncrcurr.

The Two Races Contrnsted.
The following paragraphs, from JoHN
c, CALHouS's old organ, arc anything
bai catering to fhe "mudsills' of the
Free States:
Our women are all conservatives, NOR
al, religious. aud sensiively modest, aud
abhor the North for its iulideiity, gross
immortality. liceniiou-ness, anarchy, aud
agrariinism. IT'S they and The clsrgy
who lead aud direct the disunion move
ment IL Is gross mistake TO suppose
mat Abolition alone is the cause OF the
di.sensi,n between the North and The
South. The Cavaliers, Jscohites, aud
Ilnpuenois, VIII settled the South, na'u-
rally hate, condemn, aud despi-e the Pu-
iiians, who spnlrd ihs North. The
fmmer are mas er race.-lbe later
slave race, the descendants Of The Saxon
serfs.
We are the most arisiocralic people in
the world. Pride Of caste Of color, aad
privilege, makrs tv-ry man an arislOcrat
in Zee ing. Ari.tociacy Is The only safe
guard If liberty, thoonly power waichful
and strong enough 10 excl ide mOnafchial
despo ism At the Narib, the progress
and tendency OF opini1a ia e. pure de-
mueracy, less government anarchy, aud
agrarianism. Military despotism Is far
preferable 70 Northern democracy, agra
riA' i'm, .sddeiity, aud free love.
Deter % ho ,saEdtim batter, 10 me un-
dei DE d0mudouof free neg"es, or Of fgyrsis5,
Liaq al Taakses, or bD dermanh or Clna.
d,aHs Gyp-irs and fec negrits have
many ami able, bile and generous iraiis;
ihr Y4ukers, sourkraus Gormaae, Hih, /,
whisky -driakius Irish aud Canadians
have none.
Perhaps so bat stlll,
" The uawss o. owi tho'R iho Acce- mar rfth..
Ani tls C'}H rh .ad cYl T--nl %. M o, ia
Bytlf"
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TENNESSEE BRANCH
NATIONAL Claim AGENCY
CHARLES q. GREEN, Agent
No. 3s, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tenn
ooSDUorKD BT
HARVEY, COLLINS & BRACE,
WASHINGTON, D. Q.

II HIS AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for IN,
i successful prosecution and settlement Of De
nands against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, It's conductors having had sevors
years experience in the management Of claims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Execu
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted and f'mlllar with the laws snO
regulations governing their adjustment
Particular attention will be given to cases arlsp,
out Of the present war, Including the accounts q
States, Contractors, aad Disbursing Odcers Of tht
War and Navy departments, and for - tloiiect.
tug. DriIIiug, aud Organising Vol.
unteer-,', the reimbursement Of which Is author
tied by act af Congress; CLAIMS FOR IEDEM
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN Fob
PUBLIC USES, OR FOB DAMAGES TO sUUf
PROPERTY, for Horses lost in the service, and toi
utIItarJ Pay, Pensions, AND IsOuntS
LAND.
We give special attention 10 procuring PeH.
sIOnss aBOuDties, etc., accruing TO SOLDIER
who have been wounded, contracteo di ease, or th,
families Of such have died. been killed while n
the discharge Of their line of dirty such during ~
present
Special care will also. be given to claims whioi
have been heretofore ft iected or Suspended
by the Departments or nencientIy HInnaaes
Prompt attention also given TO the collection u
ouartermss'er's Receipts given for Property take,
tor the Of the Army, TO arranging Accounts wiz
and collecting Claims against the uuartermsster's DS.
pArtmsnt.
All Claims placed N our hands receive our Prompt
personal AIIonttOn, thereby securing man!
which, In the hands Of an Attorney At any daIaL
point, frequently Provs unsuocessf'Ii
Aside from this decided advantage, our daily tntti
course with all the Departments enables US In u's
cases 70 obtain decisions much speedily than
where al communication aud 'tler necessary detai
must be conducted through the mails.
To this md we solicit you TO forward to Us any %
all cAsea ofsuch character you may from time TO tis
have presented, and Is our custom, we will fur.
aish you with all the necessary blanks, and, wbo
required, instructions.
No charge made In any case unless sucoersful.
AddreHai CHARLES H. GREEN,
No, IS Cherry Street,
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NOS. AND LOCATION
HOSPITALS IN NASHVILLE.

No. l--0un Factory. cdloge street on tho Hill-
sdrgeon, T. A. WOFRALL
" 2-Univer,lty DuidinR, HerKot street, 90 the
Hill Surgeon, JAMCs BRYAN, U. = "
= s-Ensisy's Building, s.E corner Public Square-
Surgeon, ALEx. EwiAG. .A
4-uownrd High school, college street, on the
Hll. c. Il BILL, Surgeon IN ch wye
6-Gun Factory, upper end front street. Asst.
Surgeon, v. q. BLAsEs
s-oon, &c street, noar Broad Surgeon, cHAs.
soBLvsER. .t..
" T-oodeee street, between CHURCH and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, @, W. FRAscE
81 s--Masop,o Hail. Church ST. eet, near Summer.
Asst. Surgeon, n. BAcHE.
a-csrrjave Factory, Market street. below the
square. Aet. asst surgeon, ID. SKIES
IO--MedIcal College, College street., on the HUI
Act Asst Surgeon, W. X. BOWLING
q IL" PEsT HousR "-On tue University Pike.
Act. Asst Surgeon. L. q. dooLE.
lz-Broadway Hotel, Brad street, corner Cherry
Surgeon, fRED. sE AoVR
ls-Hume High school spruce street. cor. hroad'
Asst Surgeon, A II. SAITH, u : A.
" i4-Fema,s school, Church street. Chatta-
noogn Depot. Surgeon, FRkD sEfAohhi
81 I6-IIypes' High seh0ol, l,lne stro corner SUM
mer surgeoa, w. NJ. tHAMBkRs.
I0-GOrdOn Block, corner Broad st -e . and hiVer
Landing. surgeon, DAVID MnsH'
I7-orrrcrRs' HosFrAL PLANTERS Hotel, Spn-
m.r street. corner Deadorick. Surgeon,
8. %. WATERMAN.
als--oorper Church and olegs streeta surgeon,
II s. PUNMgR.
Ig-Morris strattoh's Building. No. "a Market
street. surgeon, w.eH. GoRDoS.
" 2n-Baptist Chuich, Summer street surgeon, =,
GOODWIN
g1- Methodist Church, Church street Surgeon
r. siNHErr
e2-HardcAstle =, South Market street. Surgeon,
-. pEtKWITH
= 23-Corncr Vine a nd broad streets. Surgeon, o.
nCHAaBERifS.
26-Corner Market ard Clark streets Surgeon
L. {. RiCE.
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durn EN-" and made Tho best Of tho

durn EN-" and made the best Of the
matttr
There Is a cavalry force Of the enemy
lowering around our lines, and who have
occasionally slight skirmishes with our
scouting and reconnoitering parties. One
Of the latter, which accompanied few
days since, captured trio Of gentlemen
Of the Butternut persuasion, who told us
naively that they were "huniing their
cows" but we couldn't see il. They
were taken before the "Gin'ral," who
threw himself into a tragic attitude and
uttered the terrible words damn 'em."
To turn black, white, yellow, blue, red,
and purple, and subside into dirty
brown, was the work of but +, W min
uies ~ :" them seceshD SO the Yankee
barbarities, of which they had heard so
much, were true they were G. Jog to be
'piIted alive They Thought of the hap
py days (uow gone, alas , when they
stuck pins through dies, etc, but they
never thought it would come to this.
They were relieved from their spprehtn.
sions by the Provost Marshal Inspector
and Typographical Engineer opening a
rapid cross-examination, after passing
through which they were sent to Mar-
freesboro. At this juneture "cull ed
gemman" came rushing franticalIy to-
wards our pickets. Ali he could say fr
five minutes was, "L9r' God, Masss,"
after which he managed TO tell that his
name was HANNIBAL (SnAKsPEARE says,
"~hafs in a nameY') that there were
10000 rebel, at a mill about four miles
off, and that bis heat was in The cause
and having no objection TO being "con.
il'iicated," he had come 70 give us The
Information. Giving bin credit fcr n
vivid imagination, aud assurlu that he
shoHld get eight hours work per diem
and hard fare, in the sapp,rs and
mintrs," we proceeded on our way 10
camp, and slept suundly that night.
What the deuce has become Of our
Copperhead friends? They don't rake
much noise any moro. Unlke ABE,"
they remind me Of "dorg," instead of
ain anecdote. was once sole propri, tor
of 'capine quadruped," call,d by me
Tony. Now Tony, aside from a bad
habit he had Of sucking egg' aud Gght-
log ours much smaller than himself was
very good d,g--for wa CHI dog. If
any body came near the house, Tony very
meekly "stowed away" his tail and re-
tired to the unexplored regions under
the house; but Tony kept his eyes open,
and as soon as the intruder gut out of
brickbat range Tony commenced most
valorous barking, and passers-by would
believe Tony was savage dog. but
Tony, in an sucking expedition, got
poisoned, and thus ended his career.
Do you see the likeness bttween Tony
and the Coppsrheads If you do, say
so.
Uncle Sam having at last discovered
the Army Of The Cumberland through
thirty-three thicknesscs of red tape, has
sent them some potatoes and split peas,
and, If you will come oct this way, you
can be, and will be, Hospitality enter
tiined at the 6-by-4 mansion of
YoURs, &c.
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NO l3
Patriutio wors,.

The great Union meeting at Hsmil,,r,
Ohio, adopted tho following resolutions
They are models for pith and brevity,
RESOLUTIONS.
This meeting, ignoring all mere n,r,v
s,inctIon as heretofore known, and
Looking only to the maintenance OF our
Ns''onAl Cover nment, aud the salvation
OF our country
Hss,tVes: l, That the war for The son.
preston OF the rebellion must po m ~.
Ol The persoos engaged in il snail ~.
c0nditi"nally submitt TO the authoritv or
the Government, aud that we want M
peace, except such as shall be based unon
tue preservation OF the Union of ALI ,bn
States, and the Constitution as orr t,th-
ers made il.
z. That we regard those persons in ths
North who are embarrassing the Gov.
eminent by opposing all its measures ~
'ne overthrow OF the rebellion, who are
continually demanding peace, armisri-
ces aud compromises, as aiders and
aneuars OF treason, aud unfit to be irust-
ed IN these trying times of the II public.
D. That we most cordially m,
of and indorse General Order No. IA
issued by Msj Gen. Burnside Tor the
more eiieciual suppression OF treason in
the North; that we call upon him TO see
TO IT'S enforc, ment aud that we hereby
pledge to him our hearty co operation in
carryi ing out its provisions. No fire In
the rea'; but let all the enemy be massed
together to the front.
That We send this day word. of greet.
ing and kindly cheer to our brave sol.
diers in the field; mat we thank them
one aud all Tor their protection of our
nag, and Tor their devotion To IN, eauas
lt Iepresents; aud that, whether we shall
welcome them home agalo, or whether
they shall ale ia The camp or ON ihe
held, we will cherish their names and
'helr memory with the dcepest = a,itude
and WIN everlasting Remembrance.
A Tier The reading of the rrsolutisns
the chairman put the q leslion on their
adoption IA the following uovrl manner:
IN order 10 test the question how
many disloyal people there are here 10.
DAY, propose that the men aud wor,.n
VINO are in favor OF the resolu,ions
snail hold up heir hands until counted. .
up went the hands Of all present amid
much laughter, aud such scene as thew
Afforded is beyond the power Of des-
cription.
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NIGHT POLICE
County OFFICERs.

sAe-tS-Iames NJ Hinton. Dsp-'ias-ThoDes hob
sn and j. X. buchanan.
pcoista-phineas Garrett
TyaSss--W Jasper Taylor.
(s,ronsy--N II. Belcher.
R,Hgsr--iohn Corbiu.
Gesenue Colieoior--w. y. Robertes'
RaGroad Tar Coueotor-T. q. Brtey.
Cpnsablss 6or he Naslviiis Distrtof--Jonn D. """"
snd J. T. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
yud0s--TIon. James whitworth
SsTb--P Lindsey Noho
ss- the JUDGES Court meets the nrHt MONDAY "
each month aud the Quarterly Coaft, compos'd oi
the Maqiatrates Of the County, s held tho hTs m"o
day IN January. Anrll. luy and 'ciohef'
CIRCUIT COURT
tudca------ a------s
Olerk-navid G. Love. .,..,.
as The Court meets the hrct Monday In March
W" '''' CRIMINAL oousV.
ysdgs--Hon M Brien.
fasfk-fharles =. lhggons.
So The Court ueots the hrst hondss " Aoril Au-
'''' ''~ cHSNcERY COURT.
CAsao,por--Tion samuel D. Frierson
Cgsrk olsd Mesier--l. r. Gieaves.
So- Tho Court meets tho nrst Monday In MAY 9na
Novonber.
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MAsoNIo NoTIcEs,

Ombsrland I6d5s No e.-stted meetings on Sd
saturlay at every month, at Odd fellows HALT cor
Sumuer snd Unfn strtets John MoClellaud, ". M :
d MlKm VIC sienere, J, Wi lua. NoCrp-
y, Tress, Geo W orwell, zee W ,. Moore, s u. :
h. Grrwer, T. u Y. Fields, yier.
tunb,r a a chapter, No : Murton n. Howell, VI
iign lriest; Adba andersun, u King George
telnerle, 4. eoiibe q, W den, q. H.i J.hn Nc,
tlcliaud, ,f.S; ". q. proWn, q A. c. g Noes
N.8v IL y. sartain, "a. ". James l.umsdsn, ~
" ., q. irauatofd, Sci A ruile, reas.,
fiulds Tylr rt.tod meeting ca lat saturday Of
every month
kashpllls Oouncl No john MoClolhnd, T I. O.
H.; M Is lloWrll, d. n @ NJ Adua Anderson, 4. @
W u shefieid, Reopr eri D. AuniAaep, CAPT
Quart, w. ields, Tyler. stated meetings Sd Monday
la each month
Kaskriiis tommanderp No. I -,lohn hocleland,
gmtnrht Uumnla nder; Aorton y. Howell, Generals
,ino, Adm aud ram, taa Ceuafals iitv. " a.
hesd, Prrlnte. tn mpr0n nders0n. sFnior Narieni
g. D.. Nhsele Junhr NHrdup, u W. nsnigan
treasurer 7 i. n harrison, Recnrieri n. q iulie
Ssntlnel stated meetings on "a Thursday ofeaoh
urn, d.
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MILITARY.
pspARrMENT nEApQuARTERs.

DEPAh N EN UGFN0'[0FhNfH H~sNNf
Dsparsae,i-H Headquarier ON High street. MAI.
Gen Ros0crans commanding.
Cli,f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on Ihgh street.
near 6ednr Lieut. Col JpO ". Taylor.
Cisf eadquartora on summer Htroet,
nesr Brad Lent. Col. Summons.
Provos Marshal General - Headquarters on High
street Capt ", n. Wiles. f
Arssianf Medical Direcf0r--Surgcon A. Henry thur'
s,ou, U.s Vols. "a herry streft. ...
Po8T HEADQuARTERS'
Pos,- Headquarters on College street, betwesn 10
Zoo and Church Streets lDr WatNrs' reBideuoel Gen
a. Mitchell, cim ruding +f-
Cl,ef AssisiaHi Qaariermass - charge of Depot
and nabnrslnE Hfieer-ta \, Hodges, on
Cherry street. between u aE and hnrh
Assistant Qtarterfaasie IL slhreca tluthinB lamp
and Garrison Equipags, NaEse' street Capt
ThOs J. Cox
Assisanf ouarterynas,sr-- y Cnarge OF Qpar'ermas'
ters Stoles ssnes to losp pltis Quarters, eio uapt
Mexican aporte, Chsiyy street, between thureh
aud B.oad etrcet
Asi,tln Cuartsriaaaer---In charge of Fuel, Forage
and stationery, No. ~ Market street. capt VIM
Mills
A,siHaaf Q,lartsrmastsr--Tn charge OF River Trans
portaion. Cap. u stubbs, High street, oid mead
quarters Gen Rosecrans'.
AsHaaHt QHariernaslsr--ln charge OK fAhrosu
fnusportaiion, Capt. S. Perkins, Jr., on NhefrJ
street, near Theatre. lr T.r..-
Act Aarstam Quartermasier---ln charge OF Means
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