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$50 REWARD.

TTyHE legal reward Of $40 will be paid for the
u. apprehension Of Martin v. Fleenor and
John A. Brooks, dessrters from Co. Z, 37th
Va. Regt. Martin v. Fleenor resides in Wash
ington county, Va, near the 5 Springs; John
A. Brooks in Sullivan county, 3. Tennessee: It
is hoped the citizens will aid in bringing these
men to Justice ii. IRBY FORREST,
1st It. Comdg. 90. Z, s7th Va. kegt:
June s, 1063-4t -.
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A LII persons indebted to the estate of Mr..
a George Wohlford deceasd, will please come
forward and settle. Those having claims against
the estate will present them for payment.
80. W.T.. BARR, Adns'r.
n. B.-There is young woman belonging to
the estate, whom wish to hire out. w. F. B.
Abingdon, May 18th, 1S63-3t.
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A Federal Raid.

The Enquirer says that the Federals last
week made raid down the Rappahannock
river into Westmoreland and Northumber-
land counties, and destroyed q great deal Of
property. They established headquarters at
place called Union Village. They stated
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that they had fourteen regiments Of Cavalry,
seven of which went to Lancaster. They
carried of between eight and nife hundred
horses and one hundred and thirty wagon
loads of negroes, besides those which were
mounted on stolen horses. The wagons were
also stolen. They burned houses, barns, and
outstanding crops Of last year.
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ARRIVAL Of MT Yallandigham at
-asas.i Shelbyvflle.
Particulars Of his Reception, &c.

3 ~ : g. 49,
i "a, correspondent Of the Chattanooga ere
Ihel,p writing from Shelbyville the 25th, gives
the following particulars Of the arrival and
reception of Mr.. Vallandigham in our lines
81 aMr.; Vallandigham has just arrived. He
was brought to our lines by flag Of truce, but
! the commnnder Of the outposts refused to re-
cognize it for any such purpose as claim Of
right % send any one through our lines by
authority. The Federals becoming alarmed,
retired, leaving Mr.. Valiandigham with his
baggage upon neutral ground. When our
officers approached him he proposed deliver
ing himself as prisoner of war. This was
declined, inasmuch- as he was not q soldier in
the service Of the United States. Upon learn
ing his name and situation he was, however,
received as an exile banished from his State,
add as much rendered the hospitality OF the
country as any foreigner, seeking refuge or
banished from his home for opinion sake
He was then received By Gen. Martin and es-
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Glade Spring. June 7th. 1853

.lO,OUO2.0 1000 lbs. Tire for two and four
horse wagons, which we wish to exchange on
favorable terms for any orsall Of the following
articles Wool Feathers, Tallow, Wax, Bacon,
Flaxseed or Lard. Cab early at 6
June 5, 1868. s
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Cotton to Exchange for Wool.
WE expect to have in two weeks, lot Of
w Spun Cotton and Cotton Cloth to exchange
for wool. Persons wishing to make an exchange
would do well to call on us soon.
GEO. r. BARR g. Co
Abingdon, june 5, 1853.
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From Europe.

8ssf~3 fl3s AAEkICAN AFFAIRS.
The rebel loan has fallen in consequence
of the recent adyices- 1t descended at one
time to four per cent discount, but subse
quertly rallied, closing at 81 to per cent
discount, being . fallof three per cent. as
compared with the previous day.
Mr.. John White Aspinwall, commissioner
from North Carolina, has issued an invitation
at Manchester for subscriptions to the cotton
honda Of that State, for the cum Of G300,000
asterling 81. fRs saisei &
The New York correspondent of the Lon,
don @Times,p in his message per the. Jura,
announces that telegram which he wished
to send to Halifax per the Amelia. on the
2sth ult., was not allowed to be transmitted
from New York.
AT a meeting Of the Liverpool town coun-
Gil, the Mayor and Mr.. Clint, chairman of
the watch committee, referred to the state
naents that the local authorities had actually
exerted themselves in hunting down the al
legged Confederate agents in the matter of the
Alexandria ~.
]. The Mayor said that it was true that one
detective had been employed at the request
of the House Secretary, to make inquiries
whether the foreign enlistment act was being
respected in Liverpool. Beyond that, he was
not aware of any espionage by the police.
a4sss Mr.. Clint denied the insinuations made
against him. He had not in any way assist
ed the detectives. He believed that the re-
ports respecting the employment Of the police,
in tracking the supposed Confederate agents.
arose from the circumstance that private in
quiry was being made, by officers set to work
BY Federal officials in England
The London Herald" specializing upon
General Rockers advance in Virginia ex-
poets that the conflict. if decided in favor of
the South, will 60 far to end the war.
The American news by the Persia was
eagerly cailrassed, on the 10th, and generally
regarded as iDdecisive. 1t had no effect in
London, but in Liverpool there was a depres-
sion in the cotton and strengthing in the
breadstnf markets.
1t Is reported that Captain Bullock was to
leave Liverpool, on the 10th. for the Clyde, to
take comnand of another rebel pirate cruiser,
ready for departure from that river.
The. London army and Navy Gazette y
says,that the Federal efforts recently made in
London to raise loan have not been success
full.
Jamaica letters recsiyed il England report
that on the 7th Of April a fight occurred be.
tween three vessels and large war steamer,
strikingIy ike the Alabama The fight lasted
Eve hours. No particulars are known.
Is III gF5I INTERvENTloN.
The London "Times" Of May 18th says
"No recognition or mediation would have the
smallest weight, unless it were backed up by
the ,probability Of more forcible arguments.
and these arguments we are not disposed to
apply. We have nothing to do
But % wait, and hope that these two unhappy
.naniacs may soon come to themselves and
see what they are, about. It is not for our
Interests that either should conquer the 9th,
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HEADouAHrsls 5CrH Va. REG1,,
Camp Near Hamilton's Crossing, Va,
NAV 16th: 1853.

TyO the Sherifs, beput, shsiifs saa tohsts.
blss Of the Ssanties Of Lee, Wise; Spitt,
Carroll, Pulaski, drayson, AMHERST aid PStiiek;
call your attention u the following order:
dated Adjt and Inspt. Gems. Oalee, Rchnoai;
June 18th; 1852; Of which tie {ollovin9 u (
true copy !: -,
WAR Dff1RTMEIf;I
Adjt. and fnspt. Generals Onicsj
& Richmond; Juna 13tk; 1884
GsaERxI oRD1Rs, IL
Nh az
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juno s, 1s6s.--st Washington County, Va
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PrOnerfy FOR Sale.

June s, 1861
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
HAY WANTED.

DR0POsALS will BE- received at this ONCE up to
the lst day q August, 1864, for Five n nm.
dred Tons OF Hay, to be of good quality, and
put up in good condition, within six miles Of this
Post Fort Randall.)
Preposals will be received for the Hay IN Ave
seperats instalments Of ono hundred tons each.--
Should hvs responsible men with good securities
offer bids for ,he Aforesaid instaments and the sum
total Of their bids Be lees than any bid proposed for
the hve hundred tons, contract will bs made with
each OF the Aforesaid responsible bidder for tho one
hundred tons.
On the other hand, II tho lowest individual bid
for the whole i've hundred tons bc less than the
sum total Of the i've lowest bids for tho i've hun
dred tons iDstalmsnts, the contract will be made
with the individual bidder, provided he IL respon-
sbe aud offer good security for the whole i've hun
dred tons.
The bids and contract will BE- forwarded to Head
Quarters for approval. The A. Q. n. reserve the
right TO reject any and al bids that may b dermsd
unreasonable; and no MeDabss Or Congress will 10
admitted to any share therein, or any bsnsns to
ARISE therefrom BY order Of
Brigadier General SULLY Commanding.
WALLIS PATrEk, 1t. 4 A. A. 9. n, list Iowa Inft
Fort Randall, D. r, July lith, 1853 ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
Proposals for Corn.
oFrIcE'oE AAsfsTAST oUARTERMAsrER, :,

MI
First Nh .Dk,tS Department North~e1t.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, July 20. 1864.
DHOPOSALS will be received 1t this ONCE
L upto the 18th day Of August, 1864 for the de.
livery Ct this Post Of FoRtY-Avo Thousana
(4s0OOl 6Nshels - Corn In sacke. % be of
COED sound msrchsntabie quality, said Corn to be
delivered ~ follows:
Ten thousand Bushels to b. delivered BY tho lst
day Of September, 1863.
Ten thousand Bushels to Be delivered BY the Let
day Of October, 1853.
len thousand Bushels to be delivered BY the Let
day Of November, 1863.
fif,een rhoa..nd Bushels to - delivered BY the
Proposas will b. received In bur installmsuts-
three u Ten Thousand Bushels, and one OF Fifsssn
Thousand Bushels.
The contract will be given to the lowest respon-
siDe bidder their giving good security Should the
ihds bids In the aggregate be less than one bid
Tor the whole amount, con. ract will be made with
each individual biddcr-xnd should one entire bid
Be less than the individual bids, contract will be
made with the bidder for the entire amount By Civ
ing good security
The Z. n. ressrves the right to reject any and
al lids that may be deemed unrsasonable- and no
Member OF Congress will be admitted to any share
therein or any benefit to arise therefrom bidders
are invited to be present at the opening of bids.
3. BAGG,
3w Captain / Asst Quartcrmaster U. i. A. v.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

.Oy1lC1 OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMA1TE1, J
First Military Dist. Dspastnsnt Nosthwsee. d
Sioux City. lows, July -, looo. u I'M I
DROR viii v rscslvsfat TIM u - p
Il TO the 1lst Of July, 1859, fer ths daltv1ry a
THIS Post Of FOa 04k00sanAt a O0ol Daeh.
!. Sasd Cor n TO b dsnversd o. Or beloso - l0eh
day of August, 1868.
vhs co1tract viii - gives % ~ lowest rsspou.
siese bidder tn eoeleustef giving eeed security
Al adds that nay BE- deemed unrsspopsble- I'd 40
Membes VI Congrsss will b. .admitt8kt - ssy share
Wherein or any benefit to arI ! therolrGn biddere
are invited to b present u opening cf lids.
B. 6A0o,
~ Captain Asst Quartermsster U4. A.y.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

NU9vnWS0B. ,
sioux City. Iowa, July 20. l06S.
DnOPOsAls will b rscsivsd q this sisosxp
4 to the 9lst day Of July, 1851, for oixteen
Hundred n ,OtO) Tsas q Hay, 70 ). q
good quality :ad put Up In good eosdltion within
six miles Of this Post (Sioux City,
staliments Of one hundred (ioO) tons each. should
sixteen responsible men. with good securities cler
bids tcr the Aforesaid installments and the ann
total Of the bids be less than any bid proposed Tor
the whols sixteen hundred Sous, . contract will be-
for the one hundred tons,
On the other hand, II the lowsst individual bid
Tor the hole sxteen hundred tons Be- lees than m
sum total Of the lowest bids for the sixteen hundr6
ton Instruments, the contract will be made with the
sndividual bidder, provided he 10 responsible and
oners good security fos the whole sixteen hundred
tons.
The A: Q. NJ. reserves the right to reject any and
all bids that may be deemed unreasonable-a1d ne
Member OF Congress will be admitted to any share
therein or benent to arise therefrom. Bidders are
invited to be present at opening Of bids.
3. BAGG,
2w Captain Asst. Quartermaster U. s. A. v.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
WHAT CpEH ;

After the Joys Of earth,
After its sones and mivth,
- p And its houfS Of sight,
Aftof it dreams % BRIGHT
. What theai =
B.. Only aa empty haais,
O12y w1aF5 frame.
~s @ OILY aep0sciou0 smart,
0sly . asAikg hssrt.
After ihis empty name, .. "
/. After this weary frame, s
=. After. tnis conscious smart,
After this aching heaYt-
What thsue
zssrS:
- e0aly spad farewell
1s w6gsd loved TO- wsll;
ONly sileof bsd
With shs ao'sottsa sssA.
After this nd farewell
To NApesld loved to- welli
Afgof this silest led
# VIII thstsrsossse dsad-
r. Nd what saea'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
wauregan House,
Sioax Ciay,........Iowa.
H. A. FULLER, -: :: PRorRIEroR.

THE undersigned respectfully announces to the
i travelling public that he has recently taken
possession Of the above large and commodous Hotel
and that his facilities such that he IL enabled to
accommodate the travelling public ~ we'll as any
other house in the West and by strict attention to
tho wants Of his customers hopes to merit share Of
the public patronage. Good stabling and attentive
hostiers aimays in attendance.
june7-C3 II. A. FULLER.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
Rates of AAvsrsssing,

One square. u ltnes or lees Asst u %
Each subsequent tnseftton. ............ 50
one square, one month 90
Ono square, six mont . 90
One % aars, one year. - on
Business Cards, SIX lines or less, year 1000
One column, yea .... 20 90
Half column, year .... 36 90
One column, six 90
Halt column, six 2S 90
Announcing candidates for once. 90
~ when tho number ofinsertions 10 not specih-
I'd, advertisements will be marksd 'sSill forbid
. nd charged full prices.
N. Cash In advance will BE- required on allad
vsrtisensnts, except whore special contract he's
boon made to the contrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
SlOux L lty Business DIRECTORY


The attention offarmsrs, travellers and al 9th =
ers, who have occasion to trade In sioux City, 10
iuvitsd to the following list Of Merchants, Me-
chauics ssd business men generally, who advertise
ia THE REstsrER, and whom Ne can confidently
Merchants..
- Il. d. Boose Co., Dry Goods Groceries ,&e.
r. .Buchrucker,
L. d. Farmer,
Milton Tootio -
D.T. Hedges, Grocs <ies and Provisions.
A.Groninger, Hardware . nd Cutlery.
.4 Chas. Kent. Dru e aud Mcdtcines.
I. Haas, Dry Goods snd Clothing.
Attorneys..
Hudson i Joy, Douglas street.
Tredway / Currier. Douglas street.
Sam. T. Davis, Douglas street.
Hotels.
Hagy House, Second street,
Wauregan House, second street.
:. Bankers.-
- - W.ase Aln:on, Pearl street.,
:. 4.leox 1dl4e esssondstrses.
: Z
Harness Makers.-
John Lininger, Pearl street.
Tallors--
James Hutchins, Pearl street.
Richard n. Powlesson, Water street.
Lamber..
Santorn 4 Follett, Water street
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
The Hagy House,
Sioux City,-...1owa.
JOHN HAGY, ::::::: PROPRIETOR.

TNHE proprietor respectfully informs the travel.
inx public that his facilities are such that he IL
enabled TO accommodate his guests in good style
~ any Hotel on the Missouri Slope. BY giving
strict attention the wants Of his guests he hopes
to receive a liberal share Of patronage.
mar2A.69 JOHN AAGY.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

SEcasrARY SEwARD's PowER-The Sc.
cretary Of State, while endssvoring to
vindicats the vitality Of tho Federal Gov.
ernment 10 Lord Lyons, illustrated bis
position By scyine:-
my Lord, I can touch bell on my
right hand and order the arrest of citis-
en- Of Ohio ! can touch the bell again
and order The imprisonment Of = citizen
iu New York, and no power on earth but
that Of the President can release them.--
Can the Queen Of England, 10 her domiu.
ious do % much :"
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:=:Sisuk witg 8sgisttr
Is PUBLIsHED
svERx sAruRDAY MOANING,
1is:. o.sD wsoas.ry O...,y,ls~a !
WILLIAM FR EN E.H..

TERMS or UBSCRIPTI0N.-of,S0a ysar-
always In advance. For ok nontbs-o1 %.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01
UNION SALOON.

JOSEPH BORSCH, ::: PaoraIEroA.
Psasl 81, 0ioux City.
TINE NU9lO1" = kept On Tipst Claa psin.
II cp.ss, anA y always sppplisd With the eAeicsel
b1ssds a LQvon asd CigasS. sole 4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

Death Of Arch Bishop Kenrick.-We
regret to learn that the Most Rev. Arch
bishop Keurick Of Baltimore, died sud-
denly few days since. The illus.rious
Prelate WAS one Of the most distinguished
men of the Catholic Church in America.
lie VAS we'll known Cor his theological
attainments, and wrote several works
which placed him 1t tho head Of Catholic
authors in America. His loss will b
keenly felt.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

- = O0v10S
4 TTORNEY Ar LAW. si,ux City. weodbssy
"A county fova. voeSao9o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-01

IyHE On dsrs his ont lsssvies
u toths citisensof Sioux City and surrounding
country. O6|cs at the Drug store on Pearl street.
Rssidsncsimn nsdiassly lyopposite.
volG-nol1. JOHN BALL, y D.
, 1863-10-06

captured one horse and saddle, three reFolY~
ers and returned to Memphis safe and goundx
4dyfces from Vicksburp. nj the e5th state
that the expedition Into Tens has exploded.
It is not sersously intended to rut into execu.~
ton the one to Mobile. It is supposed only to
exist In Imagination. Certain wige.acres who
thouehe thev saH sucb norements IN nren..
r,t;on find that 4hev or m t,r vary dfffaran+
......o.
nc'e"ent - gong Oh, however, WHICH
Is htted TO astonbh the Contederates conside-
rably'and soon.
Ihe number Of Union troops moving :from
'fcksonIg nave been exaggerated. The rail-
road IRON eicksbarg to jackson Is to be- re-
onll1 as 1ar as Jackson, 50 ne shall soon con-
t1ol al OF ALABAMA and lower Mississippi.
our !o1ceb VIII NOT move from Vlcksoarg
1Hmeo'a'e's' tnefe AZ present e1lsts no ne
cessl1s 1or saen'a movement Ihe determ'-'
nnlion is 10 cfash OUT Bragg aud johnston
before anyth1ng moro sef1ous Is undertaken.
a great pinnoer mas oeen perpetrated oy
SOMEBODY OF sacRsnufg' says your cores
pondent' III not furnishing sufhclent sup
ply Of fuel Tor twenty Or thirty Transports oil
loaded and ready to move. hundreds OF
oarges with coal haVs been sunk through care
lessfess, and no",' "hen tits necessary TO use
Transports they afe out OF fael' 1t Is, per-
naps' part OF Inc feoel plot' no" known 10
lave existed to ourn AL steamers on t9e Mis-
sissapp,' ano sinA Ill coal oarges' ana tnus ei-
!ectaany 1n'e11sle "ltn our suppaes anu
''@nel'ot. ,s'!s'n, .at.un ot t1ooPe.
, 1863-10-06
Q)ita9o Qribn,re.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1868.


The news from Rosecrans' army, both
from Federal and rebel sources, indicates
no change since previous reports. The
utmost industry is accredited to both ar
mics in fortitying and making ready for
q tremendous struggle Meanwhile the reb-
els are variously harassing out rear line OF
communications.
Our Southern news, received both by
way Of Fortress Monroe and the Missis-
Eppi River is highly encouraging.
We give in another column an interest
ing sketch Of the recent adventures OF a
Federal war vessel in Japan, for which we
are indebted to George Mann, Jr., Of
Ottawa, who forwards to us the Extra Of
The local Japan paper containing the same,
together with q diagram drawn by an
officer On the Wyoming. We reproduce
botll, as received from Mr. Mann's brother
in-law, George s. Fisher, Esq, now Q. S.
Consul at Kanagawa.
We have large and interesting budget
OF news from Cairo and below, giving IN
important and full resume Of affairs in
Arkansas, and in the respective neighbor-
hoods Of Vicksburg and Memphis.
, 1863-10-06
FROM MIL WAUKEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tneune,1

k6pEC1hl U1Ap8LE0 ~ LIE Nu1tNt7o 4&Ao0Ao'1
MILWAUKEE, Oct. :, 1855.
The loyal Democrats have nominated Judge
Hubbeu for the Assembly, from the First aud
Seventh Ward District. Judge Hubbel has
the ability and experience ofa 1rst-class Rep
resentattve, and he will receive the hearty
support Of a1l Union men In his District.
Gen. John G. starkweather arrived hare to-
day, from the Army OF the Cumberland. Capt.
Howard Greene, Of the 24th Wisconsin, ar
rived here On Saturday, from Chattanooga,
which place he left eight days after the battle.
On Sunday Capt. Greene acted as Aid to Gen
Lstle, and was so near him when he was
killed that bis llte-blood literally spattered
over him. Capt. G. gives the most cheering
accounts Of the army. They are neither beat
en- nor demoralized, hut can hold Chattanoo-
ca against the whole Southern Contederacy.
he represents the whole army in better epir-
ita than after the battle Of Au1ffeesboro.
The movement Of produce last week was
the Isrgest ever known in this market. The
total It eceipts of wheat at this market, e1clu-
five Of deliveries by team, was m, ,06l bush
els, against 483,4o bushels for the cores
ponding week last year. The shipments we're
5N, ,843 bushels, against 453, ,918 buahels for
the corresponding week last rear.
, 1863-10-06

i6pectM Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
srEEoE1E1n, Oct &, 1863
The Masons are arriving in large numbers.
The hotels are rowded, and many hare gone
to private boarding houses. About half the
number Of delegates entitled to seats have
arrived md paid their dues, say three hun
dr1d In I'll.
Geo. c. Speers, Geo. c. Cole, and A. Il.
Bridgeport, Alabama They went to Chatta-
ncoga on behalf of the State Sanitary Com
nifsion. They could not get to the battle
deld, and as the wounded In the hospitals
rere under good medical care they returned
The Union men Of Athens, Mena.d county,
are to have grand mass meeting on the 18th.
Among the demonstrations will be thirty-iye
young ladies representing the States Of the
Union.
Il man named Lon Doy last Eight attacked
man named Isaac Gregory, his brother-in.
Law, On the road leading to the city on the
west, In most desperate and atrocious mhn'
ner. He stabbed and cut him In seventeen
different places, but did not kill him. Doy
had been abusing his vile and she left him
and went to her brother. Doy was committed
to 1aIl In default Of $4,000 bail.
A painful case Of elopement took place at
Jacksonville 9 short time since Prof q.
st.anchayer went off to Europe with Miss
Anna Rsw1lns. daughter Of a leading mer'
chant Of the place, leaving behind wife who
is blind, and four children. he sold Ill his
effects previous to going.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows OF the
State NEST in this city On the 18th inst.
APPOINTMENTS.
Capt. odin Modin, Major 1stth, vice Patterson
Acting Surgeon Julius r Anthony, Surgeon 6lst,
vice CleMf ns resigned.
Cant. Ashley T. Ga1braight, Major 18th, vice
Capt a. Waterhouse, Major 1st Artillery. T3cs
| Taylor, promoted to Colonel.
Acting Surgeon Wm- Hamilton, Surgeon 1o2d
| vice Rice, resigned.
Adtutant Gen. Fuller will promulgate ths
orders relative to organization, p1ace Of mus
ter, DC, Of the colored regiment, In few
days. AL candidates for officers must pass al
examination before the Board at Cincinnati
or st. Louie.
| M.jor Clark Of the 18th, and other officers
20 to Chicago this week to hold court mar
tial, and Afterwards to Rock Island for tn
came purpose.