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, 1863-03-21

In letter from PAi1o Hartman, Of COMPANY
+, 18th Illinois volunteers, VIC CLEAN the foi-
loving; The regiment i located five miles
isiana. Company + left Sycamore With 81
men; she now numbers, tit for duty, Is men,
styen have died from disease; three from
wounds received at Vieksburg; three have
bcen discharged; seven have deserted; four
eeived at Vicksburg. This reduces the num-
her to ftty men, the other twenty-five miss
ing Philo does not account for. or lie
health of the regiment he speaks most Gu
cou52glngly. There are only five or six mel,
every man is well and willing. Six nou:,s
I'ay is due the regiment. Of course they are
expecting the paylnaster daily. Prices Of
everything are enormous. Tobacco from s.
to 81 PeEpound, butter Soc, cheese 40c, tea IS,
co1ee o0c, sugar .s9e, pork Soc, chickens 81
81 per barrel.-!Syca,aore HcDu1|;cau.
, 1863-03-21
FROM GEN. HUNTERS
DEPARTMENT,
Higggginson's Black Troops
Not Captured.
GEN. BURNSIDE TO REINFORCE
HUNTER.

Hn.Tos HEAD, March 1G.-Latest intelli-
gence from the Black Brigade, which is now
marching into Florida, Is that they have taken
several important points, with many prison.
crs, and captured large quantities Of NUM-
tions and supplies, and are still driving the
enemy before them.
TIC expected arrival here Of another arruy
corps, said to be Burnsidc'e, the departure Of
which is noticed BY the Richmond papers, has
created fresh hopes and additional enthusiasm
among our troops.
A Charlcston paper speaks Of the expected
arrival in that city Of some distinguished
military characters, to witness the expected
battle at that point.
, 1863-03-21
The New Ocean Iron-CIuds.

Az Nv" ONN14A 2TOHHNIUtk.
The telegraph has announced that proposals
for batch Of ocean iron. n.c1ad steamers would
be issued. They will be about 500 tons bur-
den, measured as single deck Ycsscl, and 81
feet draught Of water. The boats, masts.
yards and rigging to be Of iron, and the arm.
ament to consist Of ten guns in casemate.
each weighing about Is tons without the car
riage. The boilers to be Of the horizontal
tubular kind, with 1,so0 square feet Of fire.
CRATE surface, and $1,000 square feet of water
heating surface. The machinery to consist
OF Two separate pairs Of direct-aeting hori-
zontal engines, operating Independently; two
iron screw propellcrs Of Is feet diameter, one
under each counter Of the vessel; capaci.y of
each Of the four cylinders, 1854 cubic feet: to
be provided with Sewcll's surface conden ser.
containing $500 square feet Of exposed tube.
surface for each pair of engines. Dunkers to
be provided for 1,G00 tons Of coal.
, 1863-03-21

We have before noticed the fact that the
lron-c.fd Essex has been engaged in picking
up torpedocs and other civilized inventions
for blowing up our gunboats In the Mississip-
H. We have information that another Of
these internal machines has just been dlscoy-
cred and safely taken out Of the water, ADORE
Baton Rouge
This torpedo is said to have been quite dif.
1vren' rom any Of The o:hers taken up. It
MAS made to drift with the current, and was
attached TO log, with a bale Of cotton placed
In conspicuous position, for the supposed
purpose OF attracting the attention Of the gun
boats. II was so contrirca that 1t won}d, on
being touched, explode by means Of machine.
~ something similar to the works Of u clock.
4 'mmnlerwas fixed to strike the fuse, setting
fi1e to the powder, Of which there was about
25n pounds.
THIS torpedo is now on board Of one Of our
war vessels, where it is an object of curiosity.
MT unmfxed with cont cmpt, to our sailors
who do not recognize It as at oil in the regular
fghting.-N o. Era, ia.
, 1863-03-21

A SuccesstQl Federal Raid to Tua-
cuLabfA.

C1Sc1sSAT1, March Gothic Atlanta Con.
,Jtdaaty contains m account of brilliant and
successful raid On Northern Alabama, by a
Federal brigade, under Col. Corwiu, accom-
panied by gunboats. They reached Tuscum-
bis on the ed, and destroyed some ferry
boats. The troops dashed into Tuscumbh,
dispersed the rebel cavalry, who fed to tho
and issued q proclamation laying an assess.
mcnt on the wealthy rebels. On the o5th. he
proceeded into the interior, taking considera-
bic plundcr.
Tie same paper complains Of ssYankee
atrocities"
, 1863-03-21

f1milie5 Of volunteers, has been amended 50
s to extend its provisions to families of dtaft-
cd persons.
Both houses hare passed the bill taxingdogs
one dollar per head 7~
The House completed all its business before
but the Senate did not, owing to the factious.
ness Of certain members,
Most Of the members leaye town this after
noon for home.
, 1863-03-21

SUCCESSION STMpATH1zERs COOLED OFF,
on the recent visit Of the United States steam
er vanderbilt to the port Of Kingston, Ja-
rebel songs bawlcd in their ears, and were
hooted at III the streets. In one instance the
insolence Of these contemplate secession
eymRathlzcrs was properly p unlsAcd. On a
Of men and women, dressed IN their fincst
toggcry, pulled around the ship, singing
"Dlxie'' at the top Of their voices ScTeral
Of the officers were sitting in the starboard
gangway, aud very naturally felt insulted at
way to stop it, when one Of them proposed
to put the hose on the steam-pump and vet
them down, This proposition was at once
adopted, and rs the boat turned to pass the
gapCway full stream Of cold Water was
thrown on the sercnaders, drcnching them to
the skin and filing their boat half full. As
they pulled toward the shore they vented their
anger in loud curses against tho Yankees.
, 1863-03-21

LANSING, Mich, March 19.-The Governor
yesterday nominated John Robertson for Ad-
jutant General and James E. Plttman for Ia.
spector General, and nominated Wm. Ham
mond for Quartcrmastcr General in place Of
Fountain. The two houses, in joint conyen-
ton, confirmed the nomination.
Tie House amended the militia law by
striking out the word white " when speaking
Of those liable to military duty, thus calling
out blacks as well as whites. The Senate re-
fused to concur In the amendment,
The law providing relief by counties for
, 1863-03-21
From New York.

NEW York, March 20. Secretary Chase
will, 1t is reported, be here next week with his
matured plan for loan
New YoRK, March Washington letters
say it will be impossible to draft before June,
perhaps July.-ln the meantime, the Govern
ment will prepare beforehand for their equip
mcnt.
Also that Il loan Of s100, ,000, 900 has been
rendered the Government By distinguished
German banking house.
, 1863-03-21

TO VESSEL OWNERS AND
= CAfTALSs.-F'Err's PATENT SELF DRAFT and
tESTILAT1NG S11oKE JACKS and TExTILATpEs for
vestel! canal and Steamboats, manufactured aud sold
by REEChER PARKER, 80 Madison street. east end
Of the bridge. mis- ass5-1m-net
, 1863-03-21
xeA1riOf5xr ,r4A

onoer this head the n 7. Erensng Tut pub-
Aisnes INC 1ono"ing. The example is good
one and maeht very well be followed by others
similarly situated in other cities:
One OF the Committee Of fArr,n,o,...
the Union meeting Of last Batn5dar. ~ ~ ~
Academy Of Music, called on a n;o,nsreat ~ ent
broker in Wall street for small sbsns subscr;ntianns
to aid in paying the expenses, The blaEnr bp,t91
eea be aa1er n how %ofh nof thf a% %ss,a would
rent, advertising, dc. "Very well" said tbe
broker, 'tsend me the bill, I'll pay 1t myself"
and he did. It may be well enough to add
that the same broker has refused from the BE-
Ei1ning to hny dollar Of gold, or do any
lung else to throw cycn apparent discredit on
TIC Government.
, 1863-03-21
FROM RICHMOND.
High Important from the
Rebel Capital.
SIGNIFICANT TONE OFREBEI,
JOURNALS,
PREPARING TEEE SO4JTHI
FOR IIEVERSES.

HEADQCARTERs ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,
Atafch 2O.-Thc Richmond Examiner of yester.
day las an extraordinary leader, the tone Of
which IL evidently intended to prepare the
public mind Of the South for serious rcvcrses
on tile line Of the Rappahannock. 1t com
nscnces rs follows: The active operations Of
the FeGern army under Hooker are now COM
menced, and either 4 decisive battle or a re-
treat OF Lee 1nuEt be tie speedy consequence,
The Inter contingency is possible bnt not
probable, and another heavy struggle over
the line Of the Rappahannoek may be safely
anticipated"
After speculating upon the supposed plan
OF Gen. Hooker, and the strength aud pOssi-
bility IF the success Of Lees forces. the cdi.
tor remarks: "1, however, the Confederate
force is not sufficiently numerous to prevent
the completion Of the naneuyre, it is sup
posed that no course remains but to fall back
upon some point bearer Richmond, and give
his hase."
There Is nothing of importance from any
scene Of active operation in the field.
4 bill to organize i volunteer navy has been
introduced into the rebel Senate.
The rebel Senateh has resolved that the Prcsi-
dent shall Issue proclamation dissunding the
further cultivation Of cotton and tobacco, and
enjoinfng the planting Of grain.
Govcfuor Brown, Of Gcorgia, threatens to
do the same.
Tic Chattanooga Reb4 Of the 18th, SAYS
Bragg army is in i better condition aud more
bent upon its mission than ever before Re-
bel papers speak Of uooker's army rs having
been sent to Port Royal.
Mobile papers say that ample prepara-
lions are making to give our troops q warm
reception On the Tallahatchic
Gen. DOE johnson was at Mobile on the 18th
, 1863-03-21

From Rev. John Mott, d. D.,
Professor In Union College. Schenectady New York,
ALBANY. March 81 1873,
To DR.. c. B. L1GurnuL:
Having received ttTern1 calls and letters fo,u di.
ie1ent PERSONS making inquiries respecting my hea..
tg. which, stated some time SINCE In note to DR.
LghtlEill. had been much improved. willis under his
care and treatment. laring been very deaf IN both
cars at the time Of y application to him. which was
on the 9Th OF January. am harry to have l. In nv
power TO say, Ia addition to that certificate that now
On the third OF March hea:tng Is entirely restored
TnB{E <n77r
, 1863-03-21

PORTLAND, Me-, March o0.-The Norwegian
arrived to-day, with Liverpool dates to the
5tl and Londonderry dates to the 9Th,
The City Of Manchester leaves Liverpool as
IN extra vessel March 7th. The steamer Isis
leaYes the same day,
, 1863-03-21

BALTIMORE, March 20:-The following addi-
tiona1 numbers Of 81 900 United States certi-
f1cates werr among the yaluables stolen from
Numbers 5S,973 So ,o6SS-aud 50 and 20.
, 1863-03-21

From the Army Of thc Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS AnMr or TIE PorouAc.
March 20--There was a lcayy fall Of snow
herr dnring the day and last night.
There Is to be grand review of the army
of the Potomac under Gen. Hooker.
, 1863-03-21

a Deaf Hute Restored to Hearing.
AK son. now twelve years Of age. has been deaf and
dumb. and 4 pupil Of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum In
this city for the East two years. Dr. Lighth has sue
cceded In restoring his hearing sach degree that
he !s now able to learn to speak with facility.
The success which the Doctor has had in this case
has scarcely PARALLEL and deserves to be extensively
known BY the public GABRIEL LOWESSTEIS,
Ecx York, Aug. 18th, 1sb. l.3 Sprtur street
, 1863-03-21

THEODORE HOLBROOK &Co,.
i IS South Clark street.
Negottato1E Of Mortgages. and Agents for the rur-
chase safe and leasing Of Eeal Estate, For sale vau
Ab;e 1eidence Property the Worth South and West
Sides Also. Lots to lease long time. Store Lake
Green BDT avenue to let. l1h2l b414iw
, 1863-03-21

NEW YoRK, March 1S.-A clerk Of Mcssrs.
Western, Dortie & Co., No. II william street.
absconded yesterday with $4,000 in gold,
which had been given him to deliver at 4
age. and had been in their employ only two
weeks.
, 1863-03-21

nISSOLUT1ON.-The co-partner-
- ship heretofore existing uude. the nsme Of
CLARI 4 HOVE, !. hereby dissolved By mutual con
sent. Nathan ]. Howe will settle the ana!sA Of tho
late nrn OF carJ Howe. and continue tue hualness
at the old stand. STEPHEN CLAtsT,
NATHAN !. HOWE.
Chicago, March 4fh, 1868. nlhs1-b}l31t
, 1863-03-21

DR., I1GHTH1LL'S recent work, "a Popular
Treatise On Deafness, ita Causes and Proven.
tlo1," may be obtained Of CARLETON. 41S
Broadway, few York, and Of all respectable
Booksellers,
, 1863-03-21

Deaths in I he c11s1rfrcesboroI Hos.
pItals.
March James johnson, Co, II, 1a3d III;
VIM. E. Cuzkindall, Co. F, 42d Ill; Abner
Murray, Co. c, 98tA III.
March 14-A1son ". Munger, Co. G, 4th
Mich. cavalry; Henry II. Bacon, Co, G, 18th
Illinois,
March 15-John 4. Skinner, Co, F, 1a3a III;
John Shreeter, Co. 4, 44th Ill.
, 1863-03-21
The Did fT1snnSu TRxr.

e There are 500 monster guns at Pitts
burg In tended for sca-coast defense. They
are to be shipped to Boston and New York.
, 1863-03-21

nR. B. P. REYNOLDS, late of
~ the RoSnl 0phthAmtc HOSPITAL London con-
tnres hare unremtinE success at lis Office, coF,scr
CT Rano9lrl md Dearborn streets. Chicago. ,Tho
sight and hearing. wifi be given at Ills ot1lce.
mh11-b4l4-2t saY-net
, 1863-03-21

FORTRESS MONROE, Masch IA flag of
truce boat arrived this morning from City
Point, having on board all the political pris-
mond, also 100 prisoners and seamen.
, 1863-03-21

@,-r- -0I--.-.
EorcIT S1A -A@oA 1A%A
s.o; Fo!i; SStLE. Observation-Disclosures,
house And Lot On Worth CLARK street.
Hopse Hon:e and and ~ o. On Ma6Shin&toa street.
House and Lot On Ohio street near Wo1cott street.
70 feet corner Canal and Polk street.
50 By 900 feet OF West Madison street,
% By 15 feet on State street near Harrison street
Of te best land 80 acres wood land At re lo* pice
Apply at tic Real Estate otice Of j. F. OLISGETs Is
South Clark street, Room s. nhl9 bSi7.3tnet
nD0-~
IL T. AD<4UAltIEttS DEfARI-
fron The he sats. - nhio inian1 ~ Hi
! no.s As IL 'N' " oD4o 1ne1'ana anu LII
"oS40 '~" Aos ......
, 1863-03-21

HARBoR DErESsEs.-A bill has been rcportcd
formally in the Massachusetts, Legislature,
making an appropriation Of Sl,0o0,O90 for
coast and harbor defcnses.
, 1863-03-21

Ind ether Gifts, numbering In III up to ,ooo-
We hereby certify that the prices annexed to the
above articles frun our establishments are our re-
tail prices. " II. C. MILLER i CO.,
L N SINGER 4 CO.,
JAS. BOLTON, Agent
1T the Conclusion Of tho Concert, Prizes Hili
he drawn in the presence Of the Audience, o1
= Committee appointed aJ the Audience 70 sa-
pellntend the Drawing.
~ In consequence Of the great length OF the
above Advertisement. II will only s2peaS ozst5
alternate dsy. J. 4 STORY . eo''' oae~'''
Doors open at o'clock Concert to commence
ut * o'clock -
Tickets, One 0clias.
rnh1fblG
, 1863-03-21

tE They used the sabre where the car
b'ne wonld delay Gays General Rosccrans in
his official report Of the brilliant cavalry dash
OF Colonel Minty in Tennessee Inst week,
which resulted in the capture of Ill prison
ess, 4 rebel camp, seventeen wagons and i
number Of mules. 1t is this dasl and vigorous
work that gives spirit to our seldicrs, and
Rosecrans understands the secret. When our
carnlry so SO fast that "carbincs would de-
lay,' because there Is no time to load and
fire, the rebels must get out Of the way as fast
as they can. Rosecrans Is doing for the Union
troops what Stnart and Stoncwan jackson
Lave sometimes done for tic rebcls-hc is
making them soldiers.
, 1863-03-21

Charleston Reported to be Bonn
bar1cd.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The Inquirrr's
special from Washington says: Rebel pris-
0ncrs report that six or eight gunboats passed
Fort Sumter Monday and Tuesday and that
Charleston was being bombarded. This needs
confirmation.
, 1863-03-21

-@ c. Il. SCRITE.S, AdreFtis;ng 41geat, 6
DtorarH street, IL authorized 70 reetire ddrsrtisS-
tnents for this and al Ghe leading 1soFt1uestern
pdptrF.
, 1863-03-21

r I r E I N S U RAN CE.
sFR1KGF1ELD F. 4 n. ms. CO..
or Springfield. Aass.
PARK T. MS. CO., Of New York.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., Of Hartford, Conn.
CONNECTICUT ms. CO, Of Hartford, Conn.
HONE ms, co.. OF New Haven, Conn.
RELIEF FIRE ms. CO., Of New York.
IRVING FIRE ms, CO..
WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS IES. CO..
Of fPKtsdeid,
l.. ID. OLMSTED s. CO., Agents,
Corner Lake aud Lasal!e sts. Chicago.
II No charge for Revenue Sta,nps,
LYMAN 1AlKp. FNASEIs HnADLHy, S,A Xoo6E
{m+R1261mpet1
, 1863-03-21

NEW ToK, March 20.--In the late cavalry
Ohio were wounded. Names not given.
, 1863-03-21

European Steamer Due.
HAL1FAx, March 90.-No signs Of the
Europa, with weeks later adTices.
, 1863-03-21
ONE DOLLAR PER TICKET
Net Profits to be devoted to our Sick
and Suffering Troops
DOING GOOD AND GETTING coon At
THE SAME TINE,

For the benefit and relief Of our sfes and x,.,,.s
soldiers OF the army before Yictsbur. vbo 49,
suffering ard dying OF disease, cont,srt.,, T., ~
poisonous atmosphere Of the sxaupv Gamma Tho
snEertnc> Of our brethren, who harr ofE,,ca +h.1.
Ives d Eansom for our count.y can hc reItcxu7
IL measure, II not wholly, by administering tho
nceessasies and comforts Of lift-abuudanee of
which We have III our midst.
Tue many valuable Gifts offered, together wifi,
tue consolation OF relieving orr noble and bravo
Uen' VINO a1e dying for tho want Of proper nonr.
lshmeht, must b. sufficient fuducement eor N.
public to contribute their mite In behalf Of bn.
manitaran cause.
The net PROFITS Of the Sanitary Gin Concert will
be expended In the purchase Of such articles Al th
elek soldiers are mort In need Of
Tickets Tor sale ut the Sanitary GIT Of1ce Ronn,
NO. Metropolitan Block. corner ofRan,1o1ph and
Iasa!le streets. and ut Messrs. l. ". Singer Co,
otace' 81 Sherman House; n. H. C. Miller Il Co.
Je"el1y Store. No. 35 South Clark street also =.
the principal Hotels and bookstores.
Persons inthe country wishing tickets viii plea :.
remit the money to "W- Il. c. MILLER i CO..
Tr'1surers, r. O. Box {, 900, Chicago, 1l1.,'v;,,
Mil Forward the tickets by return mall,
The holders OF tickets tu the country can ha*.
their gifts forwarded to them by express or oth.S-
wire as thc7 may direct.
The numbers drawing the annexed prizes win h.
published In the Chicago daily papers on the t.sv
succeeding the concert:
List Of tsae Principal PrIxcs.
IL n. Singer / &C. s,wln: Machine, In
laia With pearl, with rosewood cabi-
nrt ca:e and fo''ins top. (1iachinc
!Aiken:s KnIttin: Machine. contaInincs s1'"'e"
1a needles. nnd capable OF knittiuCn
nr NJ 81
, 1863-03-21
Nem a1ucrtise,nents.
DEAFNESS.
CATARRH,
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
Nem advertisements.
DRS. i-1GHTHlLL.:
Of 81 Saint Marks Place, n. 2,

WILL SHORTLY OPEN An OFFICE
IN CHICAGO, UNDER THE SPE-
CIAI. CHARGE OF DIR, C.. e,
LIGHTHILL.
, 1863-03-21

4 CHANCE FOR A FARMER.
practical Farmer to manage fs7i IN this Slte over
Sc h'ed msa md dsive soEs vigorously nnd p1orer
office, Immediately. nh1iSt
, 1863-03-21

C1FclNsATI, March 2o.-Af fro at Evansville,
Ana-' yesterday, destroyed fye buildings.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28

We publish below, at the request of the sol.
diers, the pledge which they made, setting forth
the reasons for destroying the Consultation Office.
1t will not be deemed by any inappropriate to
allow an expression from the soldiers engaged
in this act, that public opinion may be fully IN
formed in regard to all the circum stances OF the
case. This paper W as signed by $50 soldiers of
the hospital. most Of whom; we understand, are
awaiting transportation to return to service: =
r. HEADQUARTERS u. 8. SOLDIERS,
Keokuk, Iowa, Feb. l9, 63.
1--WE, the undersigned soldiers of the q. S.
army being fully convinced that the influence of
paper published in this city called 'The Con-
stitution," edited by Thos Clagett, has exerted
and is exerting reasonable influence, (lnex-
cusable by US as soldiers against the Govern
ment for which we have have staked our all, in
the present crisis. We, therefore, consider it
duty we owe to ourselves, our brethren in the
field, our families at home, our Government and
our God, to demolish and cast into the Mississippi
pi river, the press and machinery used for the
publication of the aforesaid paper, and any per-
son or persons that interfere, so HELP US GoD."
-[Gate City. 90
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28

1885 2e,sl7 1852 $500

4 This table shows that while the people of the
district cast 8 ,652 votes for the gu5ernatcrial
candidate, outy 3,s95 were cast for the contes-
tant, and yet be pretends to believe himself en-
titled to a seat in this House. Fifty nine coun-
ties compose the district In nine counties the
gentleman received all the votes returned for
him. The people OF fifty counties refused to
have anything to do with the scheme By which
he expected to gain admission to this House as q
member. And in the nine counties returning
votes Tor the contestant his aggregate vote falls
far short OF that cast tor Mr. Merritt, who was
supported by the Democratic party as its candi-
date for Governor. The following table will
render this fact apparent:
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28

motion, that the Committee Of Elections be dis
charged from the further consideration Of the
memorial Of lie Grand Byington, claiming seat
in the House fromthe second congressional dis
trict Of Iowa; and it was sgreed to.
NJ. BINGHAM moved to reconsider the vote
BY which the motion was agreed to; and moved
that the motion to reconsider be laid upon the
table. t @
The latter motion was agreed to,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-02-28
General Rosecrans Admonishes q But.
hi .aaHs toenut EmissAfy. .n GfaI

ls @ sornut Emissary. N MD
1t being understood in the Army of the Cum.
berlsnd that the emissaries of traitors in the
Nortl were accustomed to visit the camps uns
der false pretenses, for the purpose Of exciting
dissatisfaction, Provost Marshal General Wiles
took measures to interfere with the machina-
tons Of the enemy. Samuel Miller, An *
Captain Of the 18th Indiana Volunteers, was
detected in disseminating hin,poison and was
Immediately taken into custV3y. Whereupon
the Commanding General issued the following
order, which, without explanatory circum-
stances, seems to 2us punishment rather too
mild for the crime: "a 59oarsm l9 og
HEADQUARTERS, DEPT OF THE CUMBERLAsDl
s. Is MuRrREEsBoRo, Feb'y IA, 1863, 1us)
70 SPECIAL FIELD ORDERS, NO. AZ, ,;s
Capt. W. NJ. Wiles, Prov. Mar. Gen: -,-,f,
: l. Samuel Miller, claiming to be citizen
of Indiana, and formerly Captain Of the 18th
Regiment Indiana Volunteers, having stolen
into the lines Of this Army clandestinely, and
having been found going through our camps,
clothed in military dress and uttering words Of
false and reasonable character, trying to ex.
cite, if possible, discomfort among our troops
and Boosting of using his military garb to de"
ceive railroad agents, will be sent by the Pro-
vost Marshal General, beyond our lines; on his
parole oath not to come again within them, nor
wear our uniform, nor directly or indirectly
give aid, comforter information to the enemy,
or do any thing .prGudicial to the interestspf
the United States during the existing war.
By command Of
! . Major General RoSECRANs.u
II. THRALL, Capt. and A.sA. G. w eli