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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-01-15

St. Lonis, JAN 3.-Gen. Blunt tele-
graphs from Van Buren, Ark, on the
30th ult., that the rebels retreated dur
ing the night towards Arkadelphia,
abandoning about sixty wounded rebels
at Fort Smith, whom they left with in
structions to take care of themselves.
Gen. Blunt also reports that Col. Phil
ips, whom he had sent into the Indian
Territory with 1900 men, has driven
the rebel forces of Coils Coffee and
Stanwaithe, across the Arkansas River
at Fort Gibson, and destroyed the rebel
Notifications, barracks and commissary
buildings, at Fort Davis. Col. Nc
Intosh, commander of the rebel Greeks
and Chocktaws, has expressed desire
to lay down their arms and return to
the allegiance Of our Government.
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4 Business CarOs
T.. M. STRONG.

4 TToRNEY At LAW, Notary Public, Land and
IN collecting Agent, sDodgeye' WIS parilcuap ~ .ap
afsrtti6n eiyen to the settlement Of estates in the
conntv Court. Office in Court House. up Stairs.l
~H n2S-yl
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r ARUNDELL,

DEALER in stoves Hardware, TN
4 Shcet-Iron, and Copper ware &C., Iowa street
,nposste the old Post 0hice, Dodgcyic, Wis lnl-yl
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T r. ROBERTS.

A-0TARY PUBLIC Deeds, Mortgages, &c' drawn
~ with accuracy at his Hotel ON Main street.
Dodgcvillc, Wis. l"0''-"I
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-01-15

Business Cards. ono year. one dollar line l9T , me
Z Il, &c lines and fifty cents for each additional line
Yearly Adverscrs are allowed the privilege OF chag
ing qnarterly. .,a eet,, nor
Specal Notices, loaded and kept inside my per
cent advance on usual rates
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-01-15
q. on G.. II,

a MlCITIA LODGE, No. l6l, Independent Order Of
IN Good Templars, meets every Monday evening IN
n n Thomas Hall, at ~ o'clock. Members of this
crTisiing this Village cordially invited to meet
With ,,s J. r. PRYOR, w. C. t.
NT Il cnpNrsu w S
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q w BURIAL, III. D.
zunTrrN EY SMITH,

vNHYSICTAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeviiic, low
/ cnnnty. Wisconsin, [nl-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-01-15

1N r BEECH,
AID SURGEON, Dodgeville Wis
Il OIico opposite the old Post Office lni7yll
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8. w. REESE

TTORNEY At LAW. Land and Collecting Agent
~ Dodgcyillc, Iowa County, Wis. Particular at e
tenton given TO collecting agencies; anu py p;1d
;nsps ;ae 4 A0"' [nl-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-01-15

at Fort Gibson, and destroyed the rebel
Notifications, barracks and commissary
buildings, at Fort Davis Col. Nc
Intosh, commander of the rebel Greeks
and Chocktaws, has expressed desire
to lay down their arms and return to
the allegiance Of our Government.
Headquarters 4th Army Corps -
Dept Cumberland Front of Muir
freesborough Jan.3.-To H. WHaHeck::
On the 26th of December we marched
from Nashville in three columns Gen.
McCook by the Nolansville Pike, Gen.
Thomas, from his encampment on the
Franklin Pike, by the Wilson pike, and
Gen. Crittenden on the main Murfrecs-
borough pike. Our left and centre met
with a strong resistance, such as the ma
ture of the country permitted; the roll
ing or hilly routes, skirted by cedar
thickets and farms, intersecte by small
streams with rocky and blufy banks,
forming serious obstacles.
Gen. NfcCook drove Gen. IIaId,u .
corps about mile and half from No
lansville, and occupied the place. Gen.
Crittenden reached within a mile and a
halle Of Lavergne. Gen Thomas reach
ed Wilson's pike, meeting with no op-
position
On the 9th Gen. McCook drove Gen
Hardee from Nolansville and pushed a
accommodating division six miles toward
SheIbyville, which found that Gen. Har
dee had retreated towards Murfrees-
borough.
Gen. Crittenden fought and drove the
enemy before him, occupying the line
Of Stuart's Creek, and capturing some
prisoners with slight loss.
Gen. Thomas occupied the vicinity Of
Nolansville, where he was partially sur
prised, thrown into confusion and driy-
en- back.
Gen. Sheridan S division had repuls-
ed the enemy four times and had pro-
tected the flank Of the centre, which had
not held it's own but advanced until this
untoward event which compelled me to
retain the left wing to support the right
until it should be rallied and assume a
new position.
On the first the rebels opened by an
attack on us and were again repulsed.
On the I'd there was skirmishing along
the front, with threats Of an attack, un-
til 3 o'clock P. NJ, when the enemy ad-
vanced. [ threw small division across
Stone river to occupy the rising ground
there, and while accommodating the
ground occupied by this Division, which
had no artillery, [ saw heavy force
coming from the woods and advancing
in line of battle, these lines deep. They
drove our little division before them af-
ter a sharp conflict in which they lost
| 20 or 50 Killed and 376 wounded. They
were finally repulsed by Gen, Negley
division, and the remaining troops Of
left wing of Gen. Morton's Pioneer brig
ade fed far over the field and beyond
their entertainments, their officers rally
ing them with great difficulty. We
occupied the ground with the left about
night
The lines were completed at o'clock
on Monday. The third day was spent
in bringing up and distributing provis-
ions and ammunition. 1t has been rain
ing very heavy.
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j. H. CLARY,
TTORNEY At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. OF
IN hce in Thomas Stone Block lhl-yiI
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Please let US know and we may think
about trying again.
The CHRONICLE is suspended for the
present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23
SEPTEMBER 2S ls63-TRIPLE SHEET.

lead &c. for sreter soc Soc for Banca tin, dsc
q 40. for Straits do
MoLAssEs in moderate demand aud quoted steady.
NAVAL STORES were quiet, but held stihy ct 81 .
t2 80 for spirits turpentine 81 10 % for tar and go
$50 for r. sin.
Ons were buoyant, as the demand was improving We
quote crude whale at 89c. eSc. do. SPERM 81 At
81 So iinseed 81 rs 81 81 crude petroleum. 3Tc 3sc
do refined at t9c. 70hc.; No. lard e6c. aSl 024.
OH CAKE was active, with sales reported OF 800 tons
within range OF from $40 $45
PRINTING CLoIHs.-last week o2 900 pieces changed
hands in Providence, 64x64 closing firmly at l6c.
PRoyisI0Ns.-Pork was moro active, with sales re-
ported OF $500 bbis at $14 for mess on the spot
S1a % for do, deliverable in November $l2 rs &l2 so
for old mess $40 rs $40 80 for primo. Beef in
extra and $40 so e3 SO for plain mess Lard was de-
pressed 10 day with sales OF 1900 packages at lOc.
lch. Cor common TO choice, for present and forward
delivery Cut meats inquired Tor, at SIC. &c. for
shoulders, and $40. 9c for hams. Bacon continued
In good demand at &C. SIC. Butter saeable and
firm at l0c 2ic for State, and i5c, 2cc for ohio
Cheese was moderately active at 10c 1870.
RICE There were ITO bags East India sold al 11sc
74c Market unaltered.
SALT was firm and In pretty active demand
16 20. for Castillo
SEEDS doing better, with improved inquiry, at
10c. 10isc for clover, 81 80 50 60 for fax and tim
othy, and So 10 SO Is for Calcutta linsecd.
SUGARS In fair request and advancing with sales
Of $50 hhds. and $50 boxes partly at auction l2Sc
aud l1c 1910 for Cuba 100000 lbs. dry were
contracted for 10y Government at Si2 20 $l2 rs per
100 pounds.
TAIlow.-sales q los 600 lbs. mado at 1870.
lk1zc
TEAs.-@Thcre WINS moro doing, particularly in black
and tho market was'buoyant RI frNs..s
WHsKEy dearer with sales OF 800 bbls. at sic.
hold at &c. -
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STEAMSHIP ApRAnc Capt Nchosss. sailed yes'ersv for
Liverpool.
susr MrsrtsAr-rays, Aug N-The ship Merrimae.
woods Lvspoo Boston local. and sindries has
Iesky making nsout 10 inches wAes PEI
hosr and has been placed In Tor two days nav
ing no bill OF health
Ba smir BvcssrAIus-Liveryss, Sept s-ship Iussyb.
iamased By nye through The casing OF lamp o. SUNDAY
ASH when Cd 7nsrar The ms IVES with dicultv put oa
BApH HANNAH sEcos, Khsy. from Llysrpcel fos Nsw
YORK. lowed into Bristol kns an inss sskJ and wssh
pumps choxsA
pAss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sept 3 rx-Buh Stella.
ssesnsrsfA from Bremss &c Msw York, Which was on
sssiS,ea q by he ssnssa To- and anchor on
=, ro Ruyr hence ssr the Cape Of Good HOPE arrived
"A Esha Ans 70 charge Of the ooer 81 french YES
seiwSch had pr-vises spoken the Ruth and received On
iva a bshIs re.olsd 70 health, and would rcsumS com
mad Of his vcsssl
srur wuosA rayhsr from fer New Haven,
h load Of totally lost In the OF Friday Al
about PM ~ Mefwins Point, near Milford The steward
named Robert NcFsdden, was drowned. The crow main
aIned themselves In The rigging for about fifteen hours
scps NrsRop, now vessel. which left Athens hsrbor
bay ancheed above the north point Of Provdeucc was
swAmped during the gale which prevailed that day. and
the three persons board spposed 70 have bsen wash
Cd overheard and drowned
Sem Nrxrrra Providepcc, bound East put Into New
London 2Ist In lesky condition.
auscHspAt Cane Elizabeth 18Th inst from the gard Of
Joseph D. bsq hne bars OF 200 tons, owned By The
rras ihs yard Of the Cutler Ndsm co SEQ, IL superior
q ~ ehs tons owned By Nsih siesrns q soria
kndovsr Vim Cumming master aresrlssI and aos's
ANysus
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Wheat was lie. &c. lower and decidedly less active.
The receipts were unimportant, and thers very
poor assortment Offering at the Produce Exchange to-day
which circumstances Tended to check operations The
day. sales embraced 600 bushels partly from store
at 81 so for new 81 IS for old white Western, 81 80
81 ~ he latter for superior newt for amber Western,
Iowa, Wisconsin aud Gvcer BAY, 81 0S aM 2j for MD
waukee club, 81 o4 l6 for old Chicago spring, and
a downward tendency. Corn was cheaper and quite
heavy There were arrivals Of any moment but hold
q lots the spot and to arrive eager TO SELL
and the market favored buyers decidedly. The demand
was moderate The days sales amounted TO 100 bush
els Soc s4c closing at Sic. Sc for sound and 79c.
a sic for upsound Western mixed, and SIC. ssc Tor
western white and yellow were selling freely and
advanr ng quote Canada at 64c Csc and al re
Tlc State at zoe 74e, Western at e7c a7a Rye duh
at soc. a31, barley mali at 81 55a$ co. barley ~ 81 rs
cssprn were quito firm and in request 4sc 4sc.,
2lc. for adamabtine.
CoAL was held firmly. with moderate inquiry.
COMMA moderate inquiry prevailed for most de-
with sales reported since our last $40 bags
Rio part a. 3oc 3ic. 500 bags Ceylon al soc. 34c
ITO bag. part at sS and 900 bags - do
follows Java, SIC. 3sc. native Ceyioo. Sic. s4o
Iasusyr., soc. s2,sc a.racaibo, soc. aaxc.i RIO
goes Il 2oc . 3oc and So Domingo At 2s,sc. 2sysc.
fhe total stock TO day was OF $40 bags and mats, Of
c cn,sn mats ysva $50 bags Msscsco ana a
bags Oh other descriptions 10000 ibs roasted and
ground Rio contracted for By Government at SIS 40
n
1000 bales Upland and Sea Island prize cotton dn
posed o. Al prices ranging from soc. 7sc, according 70
coriox was firm, with salcs o. 200 bales. at flc
DRrcs AND nrn were in fair demand and tending up
ward.
Offering. -.
10 day though shippers had any existing advantage TO
liverpool there we're taken 300 bbs four at Ia
H. Cd 80 coo bushels wheat NJ cd. sd, IN bulk
and ship bags 20 bales hops s "a 900 packages but
tor and choose 4s by steamer heavy goods
Al 2os rs Cd Dy sailing vcssels. To London epgage.
,nents were reported OF 100 tons olcakc Al 22 &C. and
forelan bark Al round not ascer alned. 10 Bris
,ol a 100 bushels wheat shipped p - To Glas.
eox 30 hhds. islow a 2Ts Cd To Cork twesal vessels
took grain for orders on p l.
MAS.Nsw bale continued in active demand al $50. .
al o6. -
and $50 27c. Tor new.
HRS were held above the vsvs Of buyers, and
quiet.
Mvrna we're In rather better request al 32c 49, for
ngo, copper s35 90 &c for Scotch ria iron tss 30
go 70 tOf 40 a%ft'Oaa do.,sco S@stor Ola
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Port or New York, September aa, 1863.

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s,eawsnp scotia tBr) Judkins Queenstown ond Liver
Steamship Orlole (Br). woodbipe, Halifax-R Rafael
fhp Hemisphere (Br), George, Livcrpoo.-wiii ans 4
sas Esptan Bre%, ssnear LeghGSpc u. LuS C
Brig swift (Nor) Larsen Chrisiiansand, Norwny-Hoin
Brig Tois cousIncs r,. Bonnet. Naseilles-Bactzer
Orig Thomas Albert tBr, crowen vcsues-Brctt Son 4
ris Rovers Bride tBr) Rhodes st Johns, MA smit-
sFs 1ss aSs b St s1ss S ssz
ssr snsS s r y sssnsy !sssa
ses nF wcoS NeSasrs Smith
SER En,erprIse. Croxell. Aeco%sc , 49,, s,s
ss! :na:s Ss|d. iIis: ws:sasSs s"''
s :. :ss,
schr Haysi rosclI " Washington Van Brun, slaght
ss sSr s sTsE Es ssrSsm ~%s s.nEnsop
sehr v m Hone Seaman, Raltmore-ysn Bruns& slaght.
sssr NsS,iu. riIl.sary, roI.lana-w BrcwnAco;
sssp s: s%ss:Sa Ys;S Rye. ..''' ''S'''
ARRIVED
steamer Co.sacs Lyon. Port Royal, days. to the
QaItermaster Was this port BY Misss
E.s. , NsSSss. I Ave Sept and
s.errase pss.encers 70 John Dali. scpta Pm passed
S
steainshsp Continental Marshman New Orleans days
ms % RsS vest 20 i
inston y rom New Yori TOR New Orleans
sissIn.a,p Fulton $ t,snspGri, Wo,,ea. Port Royal
INST IN while q lat q g lon Is !s sighted pc brig Caro-
when within haing distance learned captain
he had then been days out from ou. tide Of Cub.
18Th gale. had his orcopnasf ioreopeaa ntmast
enS sf @ sGa sa and
~ sS sSoS her uead Sent
Quarierrnnstsr Iow ed 70 THIS rort seamsr ooss.nk
dining Is 6 Is
B.rs walker Prrssey Garden.s IS days. with sugar,
BARK EibaSes I'D, Heenken. Cumberland narbor. j,
Iris Anna Marrs,a swe, Klcvcrsram, Go,tenburg. es
day. VIII iron 70 suncs Mcnc rs,; Me1ss x,,, ,.
r.sa a. syl s: sS so.s with
Brig finayson, KimmiTg 81 Domingo City, u days
big Condor %arson sssv,s.s il day.. with sugar and
ssn g Sese s MeEhcnev ns
psle RsTs 9om a
81 s.s s5 Esas ssyr ISs Mo'D' Lin
lrs reTsls fgr, kcnney Windsor. Ms II days. with
schr Enen baker. Jcrcr.. yirsn,a. : days,
s hsrs aSRf'vsl srses'a sssa.
s sssr h.. oEs%E sasss Hslla,fs ;.
schr w.n Dewitt, TORY, Boston
Schr Wide World. Hnlse. Prpvidence
Schr l. Daniels Smith, N.w Haven.
q Schr DR. Franklin. Ward. Norwich
Schr johnson (wreAer). Pocie, from wreck OF ship
Anderson at Abarconi, with her sails and rigging.
Jersey Blue tU transpor Jackmal. Ncwbern.
Sept 10, Fortress Monroe 18th, to Qartermas~r
steamer Diamond state ~ iransport). Nichols, Wash
ington, TO U 8 Quartermaeier.
Monroe "a hours In ballast. To y QuarterInaster.
Steamer Fort Jackson 20 trapspor), Alden, Fortress
Nouroc 80 hours, 10 $ Cuarserr1aster.
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Cundn, Baltimore.
Steamer Comstock, Drake, Philadelphia.
Steamer r Fa,rchIid Trout. philadelphia
Steamer RurRes. MaDcrmott. rhiladeipiaa.
Steamer Pelican, Aldrrh, Providence.
Steamer Petrol Baker. Prov idence.
2lss-Steamer George Peabody; shin Emil barks rnomas
wndspci Warden Law. voyAsrr brig Lapwng; schrs VII
lace Queen julia Franklin, Ocean Ranger, Rue, John
Warren Comet Watanga
22d-Slcamship Adratc. ms.N
wtud A suusrt NxW
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THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
Nothing OF particular interest occurred yesterday in
this district. The statement which appeared in ore OF
tie papers that there absence Of harmony
Board is most uaqualhedy incorrect differences there
are on decisions occasionally, bat nothing more Tho
following table shows the amount OF business transacted
yostcrday.-
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CITY COmMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Sept. 22--6PM.
ASHES continued quiet and unsettled. Small lots OF
pots reported sold at &c. 7c and pearls at $50.
BAGS BAcoixc in moderate request at irregu
lar prices.
BIZ SWAY quiet and heavy at 1870. 44c for West
ern yellow
Doors AND SHoEs-Prces very firm, with active
inquiry for all desirable styles
BRxADsTurrs-Respondng 70 tho decline in gold and
sterling exchange. -four declined to-day sc. 15c and
was In much less demand, particularly for export The
receipts last only 723 bbls The sales
comprised "a. goo bbls state and Western. 1900 bbs
Southern and 800 bbs. Canadian. Rye -four continued
In good request with sales OF 300 bbs Corn meal
.aaaA.. uA aaIcs ro.,orfod Of 6D0 hhIs W. nnnto
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
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r.... c.. % ann

TUESDAY, Sept. 22-8 Pm.
Money is unchanged in rate. Most of the es.
tablshed houses borrow at six per cent, and lend
to the street spectators at seven. We hear,
however, of good many loans at five per cent.
Commercial paper sells at 81 6H per cent for
high grade names. Debt certificates are steady
at II per cent discount.
Gold opened this morning at 1897, against
140H last evening, and fell steadily to 1867, then
rallied to 1917, sold at 1877, 1873, 1917 in the af
ternoon, and closed at five p M. at 1917. Elk
change was all sorts of prices, from l52 down.
ward. The news from the Southwest is generally
regarded as more satisfactory. Rosecrans' defeat
appears to be generally considered less serious
than the first despatch from Louisville led people
to suppose. The copperheads, who yesterday pre-
dcted that we should hear of Bragg on the Mis-.
sissippi, are less exultant to-day Ever since the
fall Of last spring there is a marked repugnance
on the part of operators to move with vigor for
the rise in gold.
Stocks were lower this morning, without any
very marked cause. There were rumors in the
early part of the day to the effect that the Secre
tary Of the Treasury required more money imme.
diately, and some heavy sales Of stocks were made
on this basis. When the story was exploded .
fresh one started, and the disposition to press
sales was qpabated. At the morning board New
York Central fell l1s, Erie TX, Erie preferred q,
Hudson River "a. Reading "a, Michigan Central 4,
Southern old ~, Illinois Central "a, Cleveland
and Pittsburg "a, Prairie du Chen ~, Fort
Wayne "A, Rock Island "a, Chicago and Alton ~.
The business done in some Of the more active
shares was quite considerable Governments were
dull. State stocks were rather weak Mssouris
dropped "a per cent. Railroad bonds were irmer
Mississippi and Missouri land grant bonds rose
per cent, and Ohio and Mississippi certificates r.
After the board the market was hammered with
considerable vigor and effect, and further small
decline ensued. Central was done as low as 1862,
against 1879 last evening, and Erie at 1862. At
the public board at one P. NJ. there was more dis
position shown to buy stocks. Hudson River rose
~ per cent, Central rallied q and Erie ss. From
the efforts made between the boards to borrow
stocks IT would seem likely that the market is
oversold. At the second board there was pretty
general rally, and the tone of the market was
rather strong. Erie rose u, Central Is. Hudson
"a, and so on. Harlem rallied from the depression
of the morning. Altogether the market presented
much frmer appearance. After the CAN and at
the four P. NJ. session of the public board stocks
were rather dull, with a declining tendency; but
afterwards in the street. under the lead Of Hudson
the market was all better and rather firm. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-23

The aggregate exports OF produce ana merchan-
disc exclusive of specie) for the past week was
S2,6l6, 1855.
The subscriptions to the popular loan have in
creased again to about half million dollars per
day. The bonds are now delivered with more
promptness. and efforts are making at the Depart
ment TO have a supply or all denominations at the
command Of the loan agents for delivery the day
they are applied for.
We learn that eighty new cars for the use Of the
Broadway Railroad have been ordered in this city
by the Harlem Company. and are nearly com.
pleted. They will be marked, we are told, BROAD.
way and Harlem Railroad"
The coupons Of the Chicago and Alton income
bonds falling due on the let OF October next win
be paid At once by @. s. Robbins Son, the
money having been placed to the credit Of the
holders OF them.
- - Al. ~. - ~~A ~
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.lVI
BRO0ELYN COMMON COUNCIL RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen a. their meeting held
yesterday, relieved the following named persons from the
"hardships OF the draft'-
Second Ward-James Hines.
Fifth Ward-Philip Manly, John e. Ridley, Charles
Maxson.
Eighth Ward-Wm. Fl. Eentop.
Ninth Word-Samuel Moot, John Gibbs, John Smith.
Edward Shields, Isaac Weeks.
Sixteenth Ward-Mchael Fult, Joseph Fink, Andreas
Neswald, George II. Lindsey, John Cooper Frederick
Miller, Fred. Jobst.
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Tfa iriowing are the Of the men held FOR ser
rgice.- -
L. s. ncFriso flos MeGra,h, Ben, Franklin (colol ed
Patrick Murron f. A. Knheuy, austin Richards, Use
Nhiimore, John Clark. Albert Edwards
~ following the OF the substitutes accept
Cd
WIN McGnnis, Arthur Clark. rctor Neibcr A. hon
Girmcr Henry Harden. John Dolan w. II. Thompson Jo
Sol h Eenn Fat Mirphy, VIM. Higgins, loter Haruug,
Rusder julius Chas. Day.
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S HIPPIN G NEW S

aH movements or ocean stoamsrs.
Mails are forwarded BY every steamer tie regular lines
cept Canadian line. which call Londonderry The
for from the Continent call Southampton.