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For the Holidays.
1. d. BIEiKGER L CO.,
BaisoH OF Ecs 1e And 81 BRoiD sT., Nsw IoaI,
OFFER FOB SALE AT THEIR STORE,
Ne. aa1 PESNsYLvAHIAA AVENUE,
NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
SION OF THE OLD KNICKERBOCTER,
THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
TO BE POUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FINE GROCERIES, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No. MACKEREL,
KENNEBEC SALMON,
sOUsED PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES,
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with all the
LUxURIES INCIDENT TO THE SEASON
Hessrs A. NJ b. s. Co. are also Sole Prepristors
OF BINISGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON DOCK GIN,
Put up in Quart Bottles for medicinal use.
Also, Soils Agents for
OLD TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~Ali articles bought ~ their store warranted
Of the first quality and forwarded sny part Of
city free Of expense.
As We intend TO be permanently located We Re-
specially request families TO give call
ADRIAN NJ BIEINGER
HENRY I. CAPEN
TAsEisoTeE, December 1852.
any other House.
d2:tf ROJLIN CHURCH Agent
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- samples OF cotton grown this year In ths
dfpartmsn Mt OF Gard, in France, have Just b..er
etht 20 faris. They were raised from seeds
supplied by the Sotiete Il AccIimuf,o3. and a re-
al t"o descriptions, Sea Island and LauIsian.
NSt" itEs standing the unfayorsaIe weather
Snich mas prevailed this year IN the south of
franc, me cSton i believed 70 b. a. GOOD i'm
fu'h'E ~ that grown last year on the SAM
t>tal'r and sent % the International E.hihj,i1n
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DENTISTRY.
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o. D EH ST r Y a.
0xIIO Call st S4S Pa avenue. between
18th and 18th sta ana sxsm;na DIR. LeWlsS New
Method Of fnsertns Teeth. To do 10 10 to be con
vinoed of 70 superiority al methods hsrato-
fore used Als-- Teeth Extracted without pain,
when desired forma moderate. de U.-lm
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WIN. II. THOMPSON,

WIN. n. THOMPSON,
SO NINTH STREET,
One Door from Peansyl~ania Avenue,
DEALER IN
Tobacco and Cigars.
The attention of dealers and the public IL invited
TO my stock Of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To-
BACC0, which bought when " was ehoap, and
prepared to sell at the very lowest cash price.
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the following:
Thomas Eldorsda Anderson's Navy
EcCorkle's Go d Leaf, Srayely Twist
Blue Hens Chicken, Trottcr's Rough Ready,
Virgin ius, Foil Twist,
Bsrpetts Honey Dew. Bens Eide.
Grsyeiy. Loves EHcelsor.
Tens, FiYrs.
and various other brands.
I have Also on hand, . large lot of CIGARS,
TISE-CUT CHEWING and SMOKING TODAC
co, which invite attention 70 before purchasing.
VIM. Ii. THOMPSON,
Sle Ninth street,
DIS Inn one door from Penna. avenue.
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IT, HAS RE-9PENHD WIS OFFICE
AT HIS OLD STAND.
Hzw AND IMPROVED INVENTION
AR1IFIcIIL cEE2ELAsTIc ZONE
T ii
WITHOUT INITIAL PLATE Or CLASPS.
Dr. 8. B. sI6RsMOED,
40 Broodsray, Neic Ye,k~2S0 Pesasglcaaid 40
ssxe. bstscess LA asd lsth ST., Washiassr,
Calls the attention or the pnbiic to the foSowtnS
advantagsa of his improved system:
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture viii SoU
never q rsode nor charge color ~ any ~-AAAS
aetds being three fosrths lighter than AM other
3. No teeth roots need be extrated, a. the
artificial ones can be inserted ovar them
8. The roots viii be made inofiensive, Aud never
to ssAe
l. No temporary teeth are needed - permanent
ones can be made Immediately. thereby preserving
the natural oppression of the face whieh under the
old system In frequently dis3gured.
8. This work has been fully tested over d%e
years By many OF the 6rst chemists and physi
Dr. g. has also invented . white unde.truetiys
metal filling, with which the most ssnsitiye teeth
can be hilep without pain. and can build NIB = per
feet sound tooth on any side roots, which viii last
tArou Oh lifetetime. .-.-
The best of references sivsn-Dr. v. Mott; Dr.
Doremus, Professor of Chemistry, n. z; hon.
Judge Wayne, Of the gu preme Court Of Washing
ton. and Thousands Of other.
Gall and sIAmine for yourself no n6u
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20 TAKE NOTICE. IN
n T KER,
Ne. SO LOUISIANA AVENUE
Respectfully and cheorfully returns thanks fer ths
liberal patronage hitherto received.
Having every facility for doing
~ II BESTA
HOUSE. SIGN,
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
Toðef yith ali work pertainins 70
BE has nc hesitancy In selecting continuance
OF HIS sfs fPRIcEs AHx REAsoNABLE;
THE WORK UEExCEPfIOSABLl
And particular attention is paid 10
PR0MPTNEss IN DELIVERY.
~ Remember tAs sSnbsy,
SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
n Sra Between Sixth and Seventh stz.
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ATTENTION, soLpIERsi
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

We call the attention Of gil hsvius relations or
ssRaa e fsf fFTPfk sSs y =.
diseases induced oy erposnres snd privstions ine.
daily in the pewsrspsrs on the arrival Of the sisS,
os n sSn NM '1ry lsrss rroP1s,s =.
can be readily cured by HoOasads German Bittsrs.
Diseases resulting from disorders Of the digestive
ton in stating thst' II these bitter. we're frssiy
nsed among our soldiers, hund reas Of lives might
We call particular attention 20 the saIlovins -
markable md well aathentcaied cure OF one OF Ne
eias been a's ssssa ps the Bitter rs.
PHILADELPHIA, Ausust5sSd. ~
Hoodsnd 8 SsTnsa Bi;ssTs Ia. ssssa nj Life. fSsrs
sna Of II &.
last four years n.mbsr Of Sherman cslsSr r
bsttery, and under the immediate command Of os1.
upon my srdasas duties, Was ATTACKED in Novsn-
Der LAST with inflammation OF the lungs and vss
loved sg srss. debility, ie shssned By aa .,t.ss q
dysentery; YES then removed from the White
State of Maine !" from which handed ON the ets
of June, Since that time have been about a. log
swallow anything and n a,6 faree : morsei down,
IL was Immediately thrown up axstn
Iii soS or s.ss ss
Sssn sofRins
rescue me from the grasp Of the dread Arcksl
frankly told me they could do no more for me, a.
advised me 20 see q clergymsu. and % make sudo
disposition Of nay kslited funds best suited NJ
An acquaintance who visited ct the HOSPITAL
Mr.. Frederick steinbron, Of sixth, below Arch 81,
advised me, as forlorn hope. 20 try your Btter1
and kindly procured O bottle. From the time I
commenced taking them the gloomy shadow q
death receded, and am now thank God for Il
getting better. Though have taken but two BE-
hes. hsve gained ten pounds. and feel sAnglsA
of being permitted 70 reJoin my wife and daught.
from whom L have heard nothing for eighties
months, for, gentlemen, Am . loyal yirSinsA
from the vicinity OF Front Royal. To your invsie
able Bitters owe the certainty Of life which -
taken the place ofvAgue fesrt-to your bitters M
lowe the glorious privilege of again ella sping 70 -
bosom those who are dearest 70 fpe In HE.
Very truly yours Isaac MALons
We fully eoneur In the truth OF the above So |
rnent as we had despsired OF seeing our somnDoA
Mr. bsisne, restored 70 health.
- JOHN CUDDLEBkCK, LIST New Yorh Bsss1s
LEWIS CHIykLTER, ssa Sew YorI.
I. =. SPENCER, LIST Artillery, sstteryF.
J. b FAsENEI1., Co. ID, sd Vermont.
BENRY b. JEROME, Co. b, do.
HENRY +, MACDONALD, 20. q, 9Th hslnssl
JOHN ". WARD, Go. L, 5th Maine.
HERMAN KOCH Go. ri, 72d New YORK.
NATHANIEL Il. THOMAS, 90. y, 95ts Penn
ANDREW j KIMBALL, %. 4, Sd Vermont
JOHN JENKINS, Co. b, foth Penn.
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MASSEY COLLINs CO.'S
PHILADELPHIA
DRAUGHf ALE AND PORTER.

! M hoobi CVLLlNc T. Cos
PHILADELPHIA
lam new receiving lar re Quantities of DRAU0HF
ALE and PORTER from this celebrated Brewery,
which am prepared to furnish on short notice to
satisfaction guaranteed.
s. 0sssrs TO- given my drivers will be promptly At
Goods delivered in all parts Of Washington and
es :.1 ss.s"1; free =. Of t' charge.
Riley A. sHINN. AGENT,
Uaioa Botsliss Dsroe, 81 Green st.,
7TAY AND STRAW CUTTERS: = =
IL S1ABLE FORKS,
SzzBBTE BkSoMsa
SSII44kkttEE Est EsSGps
sTTa3EsLEEE Ji11 fKSs
S9kkBbs ooASS'
$ E ffSH5,5; Ss#!gfzEs:
SSA$$SHSS$SttErsrrs,
t5kNE 4sHEi Hrf S q Z Ds e..
~hoi e al o. or H fe,si. NJ Ne = ,Oss.' price,
dM-lm SIS Seventh IT., bet Pa. sv. and Csnsl
-- ----------------- ------
CIV. BeTELER Il SON,
IMPORTERS,
WHOLESALE AHp Is FETAL DEALERS
CHINA CLASP AND CR0OKERY WARE
TABLE CUTLERY, sILvERPhATED WARE,
EN- KA sEEs BG99ttk1Ik Gs2ps
yAPkENEp WAfTEks, DOOR a1rs,,
fEATHEh DUSTEhS, BRUSH ES,
HOUsEKEEPING ARTICLES liauersIly
31s IRON HALL. Pennsylvania Avenue,
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Is Att q n Al kOA

NATION NAL LOA
rHa NEW
8IX PER CENT. BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS IRON DATE
tor after Five Yss~s 1t Option u the aovsrnnens)
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
PITY pOLLARs,
ONE HUNDRED DoLLARs.
Five HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
rHE REGISTERED BONDS,
In sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
PIvE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
YIyk THOUSAND DOLLARS,
and
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
INTEREST 0oAAIsh G1ss, AT DATE OF rus'
AEp PAYABLE srN,- ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These Boxps are the
cHEAPEsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In tbs market,
The Interest at present price of coin being equiv
slent 10 Pen Cent in currency.
FOB SALE BIZ
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS
asa FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS IN
60VERNNENF BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
cERTIFICATBS,
Array AND NAVY VOUCHERS,
COIN, CURRENCY AND EKCHANGB
dec e-tf
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OFFICIAL.
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE,
~ WASHINGTON, Januaryas, E7.
The secretary Of Stsys will hereafter rscsivs Mss
cars Of Congress business On Saturdays cum.
sisneinS with Saturday, the hrst OF next month
Jan E-H WILLIAM L. SEWARD
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NJ ANDREW J. JOYCE
MAY Be found at his old stand, where he has Q
large and varied stock of CARR AZ ES on hand
patrons.
Repairins Of all kinds done With promptnsss aud
Ia AAs ossB n amer Dc film
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foCRTH WARD STATION CASES, Jan. Al
Wn. Ford. profanity; fined $40. Teresa smith.
eiserdefiy and disloyal remarks: locked ND =
hours. Georgiana Jordan. drunk and A. :
deriy: dismissed. L. =. Cumming, nuisance.
hos. otVnnor, house breaking; Frank n
I-ahe. drunk and disorderly; Geo Hill, fight,
tnrned over 20 military. Henry White. do
nned 81 Sana Morris, do; do. 90. Thoma y
SIryde, resisting an officer; do. 81 Andrew
MeIeh, drunk and disorderly; fined 81 Patrick
Melch, do do. John ". Hunter, do: do. 50.
Francis Garner, do; 81. John Kemp, fight
ing; dismissed.
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BEWARE OF coUNrKRPKIrsi
See that the signature OF &c. Nd. JACkSON'
on the WRAPPER OF esch bottle.
pp.cr ppp RoTTlE Is CENTs

PRICE PER BOTTLE rs GENTS,
OR HALF DOE. FOR 90.
should your nearest druggist not have the artscis
do not be nut Cd by any OF the intoxicating prepe
rstions that may te offered In its place, but send
as and we win forward securely packed, by erprss
PnScIPAL oryIcH kSp MASurAoroRr,
No. 63l ARCH ST.
JONES 4 EVANS,
(suceessors 70 Q. n. Jackson oo.J
Proprietors.
tsvn In the United States 90 3 eomH
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4 n IE q y m a Y

Preitefsd by Rosa! Lertss Pa,sar Of E.slG.d. s.l
Par,S, asd ta4 Imperial Ccissss Of Msetss Fssssa
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SECOND WARD STATION CASES, Jan a
Theedore Tenneth, profane and indecent ian
guaEe; fined Sis. Philip McCusc, petty lar
eeny; dismissed. James Burke, oyereharging
hack RATS; for hearing. Jas. Boice, fightins,:
dismissed 1. &. WoOdiey and NJ Harvey, yio-
iasinE cry ordinance; fined sl.58 each. Tnos
Johnson, drunk; dir missed T. McDoua,d do
turned over 10 military. Mich'l keenan, do dis
missed Thcs. Wilson and Thos FaIson, disor-
eeriy IN n taeatsr; fined - each. Chas Holland
drunk ana disorderiy; do. al SIS. Jas Pouproy
drunk: dismissed. Dan1 Burrows do: fined s.
Ann IVAN, drunk and disorderiy do James
Barton, lighting; do. w. l.. Coles, do. do e.
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A kkw CROP MALAGA GRAPES
a FhfnH Lot Of the abO "a Just race, yed a. tba
SH and veil Known house Of M PINiEGEP &c
80 ~ '~Al' s'eHuo, near .0h st. de 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

Father and the Holy Ghost, ever one
God, world without end. Amen,
After the Collect for the day, in the
Communion Service, the following Col
lect:
o Almighty God, who hast never failed
those who put their trust in Thee, and
dost honor the people who honor Thee;
imprint on our hearts, we beseeeh Thee,
deep and .habitual sense of this great
truth, that the only security for the con-
tinuance of the blessings which we en-
iov, consists III our acknowledgment of
thy sovereign and gracious Providence,
and in humble and holy submission to
the Gospel of Thy Son Jesus Christ; to
whom all power is given in heaven and
in earth, and who is one with the Father
and Holy Ghost, in the Eternal Godhead,
our Mediator and Redeemer. Amen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18
Circular to the People or this Do
cese by 1t. Rev. Bishop Unfold, 3

DEAR BRETHREN: The President of
the United States, having appointed
Thursday, the 26th of November, to be
observed as day of Thanksgiving and
Prayer to Almighty God, throughout the
United States, TOR all the blessings of
His merciful Providence, during the past
year, hereby recommend the observ-
ance of that day for that important duty,
by the clergy and congregations of this
Diocese. A
In accordance with the Canon, ap-
point, at the celebration of Morning
Prayer, in addition to the service provid-
ed in the Book of Common Prayer, the
annexed Prayer of Thanksgiving, to be
used, with the Thanksgiving Prayer in
that service, after the General Thanks
giving; together with the two Collects
heretofore set forth in relation to our
National emergencies.
also earnestly recommend that col
lection be made on this occasion for the
relief of the destitute families of our
gallant soldiers in the field; and the con.
tributions be paid over to the Sanitary
Committees in the several cities and
counties in the State ~
GEORGE UPHOLD,
Bishop of Indiana.
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NEW BOOKS.

STRANGE STORIES OF DETECTIVE; Or,
Curl Ties of Crime.
REJECTED WIFE. By Mrs. Stephens
THE AGE OF FABLE. By Bulhnch.
THREE YEARS IN JAPAN. BY Alcock.
VOLUNTEERS ROLL OF HONOR, Csc.
PEPE, THE SCOTT. E -
MARTIN POLE. By the author of Abel BRAKES
Wifi
SILVER STAR. By May Carleton. 4
LOST BANK NOTE AND MARTYR WARES
TEMPTATION.
SHADOW OF ASHLYDYAT.
ELEANoR'S VICTORY By the author of Au-
rora Floyd, 25c.
SYBIL CAMPBELL. By May Carleton.
ALL DICKENS, WORKS I'm Pamphlet fo.m.)
TEsTAMENTS WITH NOTES AND PSALMS.
FLOWER OF sPRINGTIME-A pretty Present
for Children.
GODEY's LADIES' BOOK FOR DECEMBER.
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE, Do.
NEW SUPPLY OF PHOTOGRAPH BIBLES
NEW SUPPLY OF PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
NEW SUPPLY OF CHILDREN's BOOKS.
For sale at DoBELB's.
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No. 60
az "a in - c n . ct.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA \

RITTENB ERG HAS NOW ON HANDS
J.. splendid assortment of Optical instruments.
which he will dispose Of at greatly reduced
prices his goods being all Of the verv latest in
provements in manufacture, consisting of a verv
large variety Of Spectacles from the most common
to the very best, viz: The finest quality of Gold
Spectacies these Glasses being constructed on the
most accurate adaptation of the Convex Concsvo
Periscopic principles Also Silver Of trrea 5if
ierent grades Of Glasses, No L being on the saTna
principle as the Gold SPeetaeles. No lisa Peri
local Lense; No being fine Achromatic Lense
mirror shape.
In addition TO the above I have n fine assort
ment OF Steel, of the very best quality of Lenses
the frames being grooyed into the Glasses The
frames are so me as to oe scarcely visible. No
of steel is Perifocal No. the globules Of a
smoked bense, adapted II weak sight vhara
strong light, snow sind affects the vision
These Spectacles are perfect preventative by use
ing them constantly, causing the eve To ps;n M.
healthy power and retain it 10 old age
Having had very considerable experience also in
cateraet eyes, IN adapting glasses to such vision
would impress on the minds Of all persons need
ing glasses of any description, to apply for such
only to regular 0ptician, making that his sole
study and business for Years, he alone beinO aha
to know from the peculiar anatomy Of the eve the
nature oil the defeet whether arising from weak
ness OF ght, hattening Of the pupil or other
misfortune occurring 10 the vision. The eve be
ing the most delicate organ, and of the most vital
Importance to the happiness and prosperity Of
man, should never be tampered with esfha- H.
the individual or by those who. for rnera nrotsf
take upon themselves the selling Of Optical In
struments, and who know nothing Of the anatomy
OF the eye or how TO discover the proper glasses 10
suit the popularity Of the different sights of fhosa
needing spectacles. Thousands have lost their
vision entirely from not applying to those onIv
qualified TO know the different defects in each in
dividuals sight and how to remedy it bv wearing
the proper kind Of spectacles. l. RittenberT
having had over twenty-five years experience as =
regular practical optjcan can assure those giving
him their patronage that by applying to him thew
can get the very right kind of glasses adapted to
their case, and in almest every one secure good
eye sight 10 old age. Near sighted persons can
also obtain OF him the latest Improvement in
sPectacles suited TO them, being new invention.
l have also the most recently new Field Glasses
with Astromical eye pieces, being very superior
to the old opera glass Arrangement. All kinds OF
optical Instruments repaired at the shortest no.
tice. and these having purchased spectacles of me-
and having had the misfortune to break one of the
lenses can have it replaced gratuitously BY apply
ing TO
I. RITTENBERG.
81 Main Street.
Bet Second and Third SIS.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18
GEORGE UPFoLD,
Bishop of Indiana.
PRAYER on THANKSGIVING.

o God, who art the blessed and only
potentate, the King of Kings and Lord
of Lords; the Almighty Ruler of nations;
we adore and magnify Thy glorious name
for all the great things which Thou hast
done for US. We render Thee thanks for
the goodly heritage which Thou hast
given US; for the civil and religious priv
ileges which we enjoy; and for the null
tiplied manifestations of thy favor tow
ard u.s. We bless Thee for the success
hitherto vouchsafed to our efforts in the
suppression of the present rebellion and
in defense of our country the whole
glory whereof we ascribe to Thee, who
art the only giyer of victory. Grant
that we may show forth our thankfulness
e ere St Fly amghy oowS1ag N rev
minion, in humble reliance on Thy good
ness and mercy, and in holy obedience
to Thy righteous law Restore we be-
seech Thee to our country the blessings
of aspeedy, honorable and permanent
peace, and secure those blessings to all
the people of the earth. May the king
dom of the Prince of Peace come; and,
reigning in the hearts and lives of men,
unite them in holy fellowship; SO that
their only strife may be, who shall show
forth, with most humble and holy fervor,
the praises of Him who hath loved them,
and made them kings and priests unto
God. We implore Thy blessing on all
in legislative, judicial and executive au-
thority, that they may have grace, wisdom
and understanding, SO to discharge their
duties as most efectually to promote Thy
glory, the interests of true religion and
virtue, and the peace, good order and
welfare of this State and nation. Con
tinue, o Lord, to prosper our institutions
for the promotion of sound learning, the
diffusion of virtuous education, and the
advancement of Christian truth and Of
the purity and prosperity of Thy church,
change, we beseech Thee, every evil
heart of unbelief; and shed the quicken
/ ing influence of Thy Holy Spirit on all
/ the people of this land. Save US from
the guilt of abusing the blessings of pros
perity to luxury and RIGHTEOUSNESS. to
irreligion and vice, lest we provoke Thee.
/ in just Judgment; to visit our offences
with rod, and our SIMS with scourges
And while Thy unmerited goodness
to us, o God of our salvation, lead us to
repentance, may we offer. ourselves, our
souls and bodies, living sacrifice to
( Thee, who hast preserved and redeemed
us, through Jesus Christ our Lord, on
VII =, merits and mediation alone we
huuilaY rely for the forgiveness Of our
sins, =, TN acceptance of our services,
and WHO f,s4ih and reigneth with the
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In MemOriam.

At meeting of the officers of the 18th
Regiment Kentucky volunteers, on the
7th day of November, 1868, in camp at
Chattanooga, Tenn, Col. A. W. Stout
was called to the chair, and Lieut. Sam
uel K Cox was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being ex-
planned by the President, Maj. D. NJ.
Claggett, Capts. R. L. Beckham and T. R.
Brown, and Lieut. s. K Cox, were APP
pointed to draft resolutions; and after re-
firing short time, reported the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, In the Providence of God the
following officers have been removed
by the unerring hand of death from our
midst, Capt John " Boyd, Co. G., who
died OF fever at Murfreesboro, Tenn.
June Goth, 1868; First Lieutenant
John D. Whitman, Co. A, killed in the
battle of Chicamauga, Sept 18th, 1868;
and Capt. James W. Anthony, Co. f,
who died at Nashville, Tennessee, Oct
10th, 1868, of wounds received in the
battle of Chicamauga. Sept 18th, 1868,
Resolred That in the death of Capts
Boyd and Anthony, and Lieut.. Millman,
the regiment and army have lost gallant
officers, the country good men, and no,
BILE patriots, and we have lost friends and
associates, whose generous nature and
noble bearing, rendered them dear to all
who knew them.
Resolred, That we most deeply sympa-
thise with the bereaved relatives of the
deceased, and that copy of these pro-
ceedings be sent to their respective fam
lilies. Also, that copy be sent to the
Louisville Journal, Henderson News,
and Evansville. Journal for publication.
. = ~ A. M SToUT, Chmn
g., II Nox Coot,rv
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B2F We have now in the United
States at least two hundred and thirty
i've general hospitals for the use of SOL
diers, containing about eighty thousand
patients. To show on what large
scale our battles have been fought, as we
do everything else, it seems that during
four months of 1862 there were treated
at ..onr hospitals twenty thousand ssnine
hundred and thirty cases of gunshot
wounds The wounded of the British
army in the Crimean war was only a
little over twelve thousand, and their
entire hospital accommodations in three
years would not have suficed for the
wounded at either of the battles of Shi-
lob, Antietam, or Gettysburg.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-18

"a The Indianapolis Journal esti-
mates the number of men who have vol
unteered during the past month at three
thousand, divided among the several
districts as follows: LIST, $50; I'd, $50;
Sd, 800; 4th, $50; 9Th, 400; 9th, $50;
7th, $50; 9Th, $50; 9th, 400; 10th, 800;
18th, 200. We are not competent to
speak for other districts, but for the LIST
District the Journals estimates are too
small. More than $50 have been re-
cruited within the past month in the
counties of Posey and Vanderburgh
alone. We feel safe in saying that over
two hundred men have volunteered in
three counties In most of the counties
in this District great activity has been
displayed, and we think that at the least
calculation one-quarter of the men call
ed for have already been enrolled. But
we ought not to stop short of raising our
full quota. Therefore, let us work on
until that glorious contamination is
achieved.