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Fine St ok.
Ny though bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing spring season, com.
mencing tue first Week In March, a my
rssii-pc- near Hanging Rork.
DhPPiE JOHN is fII biood~d Jenu.
and Canadian he Is SO we'll known in thu.
section that il is scarcely necessary to say
say thing in comm snda.ion Of his superior
Qualities His Colts speak for them elves.
aud they are nnhesi'a'inglv pronounced by
good judges To be- among the best stock af
our country. For hnen.s- Of form. spirited
appearance and nc iyIy OF msiion, he 10 not
exceIled by any horse 10 the State.
Mares from = distance can b; accommo
dated with stab ing snJ pastures
Terms for The Insurance $4,000
JAMES u. INGRAM.
Fob. %, iss4 s-u
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Fallandigham. in speech at Newark, N. j.,
sa'd seventy.hve out Of every hundred men Of
the Northwest ure in favor ofa Cessation of
hostil'tes, aud commencement Of an expert.
neut for restoring the Union by constitutional,
peaceinl measures. Towards the close OF tho
speech, he asked. win you send your so.s
again to the battle. field ?" Overwhelming
cries OF "So, never"l
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movements Of the Yanke. Armv

h'oHhoSD, February Is.-I, hs. been 40
'n,n'd 'hst twenty five or thirty thou.
Ah Z 'nkee troops have been scrt from tho
army fine Po'om,c to Suffolk and New
= =" rev" B"rn-ide's old division oscu.
pies hs latter place. Cabins, ovens and
"'f evidences ola pro,r.c,sd sncampm-nt
hiss bs"n erected. Five s,eam transport.
afe' however, KEEP, in readines. in Hampton
Roads.
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PROCLAMATION.
he \nQU \RTERS,
DEPARTMENT Of SocTH CAROLINA.
GE"kGIA AND FLORIDA

pE"kGIA AND FLORIDA
CHAnLE-T"s. ) T., Feb Ia 1863
1t has hcrcme INV solemn duty To iuC,tm
TIE auIorities aud cirizrn. Of Charleston
aud Savannah. that the movements of the
enemy = fleet Indicate and earl, land AL mn
val attack on one or both of thos. ci,ir,,
and /" urge that all ebersou, unable TO tak.
an active part IN The struggle shall rrt,r.
II is hoped, however, that thi. teupornrv
separation of some ofyou from your home.
will Gc made withon, alarm or undu. haste.
thus showing that the only feeling whirh
an'naie~ y"u in this hour "f supreme trial,
l. The regret Of being unable TO Anticipate
IN The oe'en-. Of your homes. Your altar,
ano the g's,-- II your kindred Carolin
iams. aud Ge"rgiah- the hour i. at hand to
prove Your devotion to your couu,r,'s
cnnse Let all able bod, d men fr, IN the
sea board l." the mountains, rush To arm.
BE not too exncting in the choice oi wrap
"ns P'ke> and scythes will do for ..,er
IN hating your en.unie,, spades and -hov.ls
los projecting your friends To arms Eel
%" citizens Come Ia share with u. our
d'ng-ra, "ur brilliant success, or our Clio
r'"u" death Signedl
q /. BE\UREGARD.
lorTIcuAL General rum landing.
""HS VI OTkY, A. A q
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5 . U ] ii G AROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
by p. 7. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordi.

R1 +. l. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordi-
- nary for said District.
WHEREAS, James NJ Stewart, has
APPLIED to me for Letters of Administration
de 1ons non with the Will annexed on all
aud singular the Goods and Chu,,les,
Rights and Credits of Mrs Nancy Belk
late OF The District aforesaid deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, to be aud
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, TO be holden Al,
lancaster Court House on tne 9th da. of
M'rch next to snow cause. if any, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under NV hand and seal this 18th
~ day of Fcby. in The year of our
( L. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
I ~ )and sixty three and in the eighty
seventh year Of the Independence of South
Carolina.
+. 7. HAMMOND, D,O.LD.
Feb 25, 1863, a,
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Congressional.

RICHMOND, February 2o.-SExArr-The
Senate occupied the whole OF 1, div IN ,,s
~. .of'"sr consideration Of the exemption bill.
ih' amsndmen. was adop,ed .sren.p,ing
one person on sny farm on which there re.
sides " family Of women and children OF
not less than ten in number, dependent up.
% sss '~br aud ptSsvxs of wbi.c mao
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ESTATE NOTICE.

"A i.L persons indebted TO the Estate Of
"A Peter Twitty. deceased. are hereb, no
Tined TO make settlements to the und.r
signed sand all persons having demand.
against The said Estate are REQUIRED To
present. them in legal form for payment
wilnin the time prescribed by law, aud if
not 80 pre- ented they will be debarred by
This notice.
A. VI. CASTON, }
Fsb Is, 1868. x-sr
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
exc 'UTlVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, =. G, Feb. l6. 1859,

4 PPliChi IONS for appointment. in
n tn" State Military Academy. under
the s"hJ"in"d resolutions. from the 1t, Sd,
oth and Oh Congressional Districts " i'll he
r"cr'v-d anh filed WITH General JAMES
J''\ES. Cnnir'nan Of the board of Visitors.
untl' the l6 h day uf Mar, h next. on which
dav Cadet, will be- appointed nnd notified
/" report for examination to the Acad-mic
Board al the Arsenal in Columbia on th,
'.' da' OF April next wn-n they will be
sami'led II their artninments nre equal TO
u o"e OF The class at the time IL not AL
n,'eh they will not be reyard-d a. r-i.c
.rd' Out 'hc'r applications. if renewed, will
D.. again con'idrr-d. with others, at the an
nnal meeting of the Board of Visitor. in
November next.
Applications must state particularly the
'nr's that bring the applicants within th.
ems Of the resolutions.
By order of the Governor
BF ARTHUR.
Private Secretary.
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S o U T Ii G A LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


RY p. r. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordins-
- ry for said District.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Ester ID. Bslk
has applied to me for Letters OF Administra.
ton on al! and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rigats and Credits Of JOHN
N. BEl.k late of the District Aforesaid, l.,
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cito and ad.
monl-h all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, TO be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on tho I'd day of
March next, to show cause, il any, why
the said administration should rot be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10th
{ ~ } Jay of FEBRUARY 10 the year Of our
{ l.. y. Lord one thousand eight hund
I ~ aud sixty three and in the eighty
seventh year of the independence Of the
State Of South Carolina.
+. II. HAMMOND, 0. Id.
Feb. ls, 1861, At
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HEADQUARTERS.
2isr REGIMEN +, =. c. n

2isr REGIMEN 4, y. G.. NJ.
LAScA>TER, T.. Il Feb. ~, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. }.
T. ALL. persons within tse limits of
Lancaster District, between the ages iS any
ls years OF age and between 40 and so
years OF age, not exempt by law, are order
cd 10 meet at Lancaster &. II. on Tuesday
the Gath instant at l | o'clock A. VI. far the
purpose OF being organized into companies
:" required by foregoing order OF the Ad
Jn,ant General.
H. Captains and NIL officers OF the Repi
ment will extend this order ~ promptly as
possible.
By order
JAMES II. WlTHERSPoON.
Col. 2ist Rsgt. =. y. 81.
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The Fight Commenced.

By dspstch received in ths city (says the
Ca'o''"'sn OF Saturday. at a late hour OIL Thurs.
day night. We learn that the Who'll. Aeet mad
LETT Port Royal, and that heavy csnnonadiug
WAS going OH below Savannah, Thursda,-sup.
poseu to he at Genesis Point
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Elections in the Militia.

The Offices in the Militia, made vacant by the
Act oil the Legislature. wee filled by elections
In the Plat Regiment, on Saturday last, under
"eneral Orders No. 8, FROM the. Adjutant aud
inspector General. Capt John B. Cousart was
elected Major in the Upper Battalion and Capt.
James ID. Mcilwan in the Lower Battalion
We have not had full report Of the Company
Officers elected.
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From fhe Lancaster Ledger Extra of FsJ
2lst inst
IMPORTANT ORDERS.
The Militia Called into Service.

In order to give the following highly i'm
Portant orders, received by Fridays mail,
an early circulation among our people, We
Issue an Extra in advance of the usual day
o. publication. The indications nre that
CHARLESTON will certainly be attack ed within
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DR.. j. j. Horton. MI d.

Has located on the Beaver Creek Road.
ABOUT one mile below Salem Camp Ground
anu offers his professional Services to the
citizens Of the surrounding county. He
ma! ALWAYS be found at his residence when
not professionally engaged.
Feb rs, 1863, Aat
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Mr. G"rn-i, of Virginia from the Con
mite "n Militar, Affairs. repor,ed the fol
'""'"r b'iI. which wn- taken up. under IL
Suspension of The rur'-. aud passed
The Congress # The Confederate !Nates do
enact ThaI he sum "f ny- duIi ,rs per month
sha'l be pa'd aud allowed To every private
ard non comim- -.iunrd officer. in lien e
comm In' ion for d. hrrrri,. il, hts ,,t,o,,.
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Estate William Ross.

ALL persons indebted to WIN. Ross, de-.
ceased, are notified to make payment, and
all persons having claims or demands are
requested TO present The sa,ne on or before
the 1'h April next or this notice will plead
in Bar to any demand not 90 presented, 40
the EstAts must be settled.
J. II. McNURRAY,
Administrator.
Jan. 5th 1868, A6-8u
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Acts Of the Legislature.

We publish OF the 6rst page of to. days pa.
per the late Acts Of the Legislature regulating
The production Of cotton; the Act to prevent
and punish e1tortion, and the Act to extend
relief 70 debtors,
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A letter from Aurfreerboro to New York
says that tic reason Rosencranz's army don't
advance, is that they are mud bound The
army is in an excellent condition but is dimn.
Ished by desertion,
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ESTATE NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted, either to the Estate
l. Of Isabella ii. Connors, deceased, or
that Of Andrew }. Connors. doc. ..ssd, will
make payment to the usdersigned. Per.
sons having demands againsl sithsr or both
Of said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-
sent them, 10 legal form, to me, for pay.
ment, within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead in bar to any
claims subsequently presented.
w. n. CONNORS, Admir-.
Dec. :, 1862, 4s-sn
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FXECUrIvE DEPARTMENT

COLUMBIA, :. G., FEBRUARY 20, 1863.
. Prtiton for pardon will be cun.id.
y cred unless il i. accompanied Inv ,b..
report OF he Presiding Judge or Magistrate e
before whom the tlnl wa. had
Bv order o' the Governor
Is. r. ARTHUR,
Private Secretary.
F-b II, 1868 al.
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Bills have been reported in the Federal Con-
gress appropriating 10000, 900 tor the aboli.
tion Of slavery from Maryland $l,6oo.O 900 for
Western Virgsnis, aud t44o, 90, for Delaware
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) U L L II e A L OIL IN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

." "e SoHf ~ O'dWdry
II iEREtS MR. ISRAEL. HOOD, of
W PIcke"- County, Alabama. hath by
his Attorney or Proctor, filed in this office
= u"iNs requiring the VIII of his Grand
Father, JAMES SummrrvilIr, deceased, to be
proven IN solemn or due form OF law
Therefore, DO hereby notify and require
i"n aud each Of fyou-amsnda SumIncrvilie,
Amelia SumnerSili., Henrietta Sumner
vile, Mary. wife Of Robt Cunninphnm,
Eliza Hood, wife Of Samuel Hood, James
+ SummrIyil!r. George w SUNNI .rvIIIr,
md tnc c"i!"rrn OF Hugh Summer,ilI-, de-.
rea-rd, names not known. also tue c,ildrsn
"f Marthi Gum. .ngham. decsased, TO wit:
Ann J"nnsIon, Jo-eph q Cunningham and
Robert James Canning ghnm "A number II
L.. parties reside in Pick-ns Comfy hla-
bama-all Of tho dIs,ribuiees under the
provisions of The said win. as we'll n, those
Who would nave been interested iu th,
estate 81 the said Testator, provided he had
died inie-iate. 10 bo and appear before me
in"rsdav, tse 2Sth day Of May Gskt, in the
Cosrt Of Ordinary to be holden At Lancas.
Ter Court House, then and there TO shew
cause, IL any, why the said Will should or
-houid not be proved and eslab abllshrd 10 due
form of law, for what cause the same should
be set aside or established, and 10 such 9th.
sr and further showing and proof ss you
or either Of you the said parties may deem
necessary aud proper aud advaniageou, for
your respective rights and interests in the
premises.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
at Lancaster Court Iiouss South Carolius
thi, 20Ih d.v Of February 1853
p II HAMMOND q n
Fet 10, less s-sm
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Members of the Board

VIII please be rnnct'.al and early in their
"tehd"nce Oh the l-t Monday ia Marcn, l.,
"h'ch day the 'nri niands aiiuurr.rd-n
m"l'er. % lmp"r:S"ce uni requiring time
WEI he brought Ia the confederation of
The BOARD -mtetng IN Court House.
By order
:. II SMALL, Chm'n.
) ADAMS, Sec y aud rre"sy.
Feb. Is, 1863 Alt
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COMMISSIONERS OF THE POOR

There will be a meeting of this Board on
The second Monday, the 9th of March next
Pnnetusl attendance of the members is
desired
JOHN w. TWlT rY, Chm.
Feb, IS, 1863, 3-at
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"' s"Ppof' ana protection, with variuua
e"'n'''"n' 10 prevent the abuse of tn. ex-
emption
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+ AK l litO R,
Private Secretary.

RSsoired, That hi, Eleellencv the Gov
-r""r be, and ne il hereby authorized To Nc.
l"ct on" NouIh from each Congressional
District IN this State, son. Of officer, o,
-oid'-'s "ftnc Armv. or officers or men of
i'e Navy, IT the Confederate States, wno.
daring t"c ex'-i"g war. have died in battle
or 'ho have d'ed from disease contracted
e''hrr by wounds or exposure. or who. not
being sorS "f oih"rr,'or .oIdi-r,.nre under
tie age II twenty Year. ~ d have behaved
WITH gnlI"niry on the field Of battle, who
snail he placed IN one or the other os the
"ilI'hr' in-ii' uii"ns Of This State to bs .d.
"ratrd At The charge "f II grateful! country.
u i"at this appointment be made ia
every wear aud thai two thousand dollars
II 80 much be necessary, be appropriated
t"r'"'or, the same Ia be Increased by the
sine amount IN each svccs-ding wear until
II shall rra'h elgnt ihonsand dollars, At
which snm II shall continue nm annual ap
pr"Priati"n
Feb 25, 1863 AIT
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Feb. rs. 1863.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-07
lsrhe VOC upOn the BanlFuRt DlII.


We give below the vote upon the Bank
rupt Bill in the House. Mr.. Kellogg moved
to lag the bill upon the table. The yeas
and nays we're demanded, the following
being the vote:
"YEAs-Messrs. William Allen, William
J. Allen, Aneona, Babbitt Baily, Bing-
ham, Jacob B. Blair, Blake, William &.
Brown, Bufiuton, Calvert, Cobb, Freder-
iok A. Conkling, Roscoe Conkling, Crav-
ems, Crisfeld, Crittenden, Cutler, Dawes,
Delano, Edgerton, Edwards, Eliot, Gooch,
Grider Hall, Harding, Harrison, Holman,
P5Sss41soi iliS ksll0gs L sss LO9Ris
Maynard, Menzies, Mitchell, MOOrhead,
Noble, Norton, Porter, Price, Robinson,
Edward H. Rollins, Sherman, Stevens,
Stiles, Benjamin F. Thomas, Trimble, Vib-
bard, Wadsworth, Wall, Wallace, Albert
8. White, WicklifTe, Worcester, Wright and
Yeaman-6l.
NAYs-Messrs. Aldrich, Arnold, Ashley,
Baker, Baxter, Clark, Colfax, Conway,
Davis, Diven, Dunn, Thomas A. D. Fessen-
den, Fisher, Franchot, Goodwin, Granger,
Gurley, Haight, Hooper, Julian, Kelley,
Francis W. Kellogg Lansing, Lehman,
LovejOy, Low, Mclndoe, Mexican, Nc
Knight, Justin s. Morrill,, odell, 0liD, 7.
g. Phelps Pike, Pomeroy, Potter John b.
Eice, Riddle, Sargent, Sedgwick, Segar,
Sheffield, shellabarger, Sloan, spaulding,
Francis Thomas, TrOwbridge, Van Horn,
Walker, Wheeler, Window and WOOd-62.
Mr.. Roscoe Ccnkling, who had voted in
the affirmative for this purpose, moved to
reconsider this vote. Mr. Kellogg moved
to lay the motion on the table. The vote
upon Mr.. KellOgg's motion stood 60 to 81,
thereby dispOsiug of the matter. Mr.. Hutch
ins, who came in after the fret vote was
given, stated that he should have voted in
the negative, upon which side he did vote
under the last call.
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Ler De NeEroes be Proteesea.

Among the recent captures made BY
MOrgan's and Forests guerrillAs were
several negroes who we're in the employ Of
the United States Government as labOrers,
teamsters, SC, These persons the rebels
UEardersd-banging some and tying others
to trees, where they were left to starve.
Viewsd alone as act of cruelty, it was in
famous and atrocious. But it was more
than that-it was assassinating persons
who had right TO claim prosectiOn from
the Federal Government. These men we're
not only American sitizens, (pids the able
decision Of AttOrney-General Bates, but
they were Governmental employees, and
as such, entitled to protection. Having
been cruelty murdered by rebel troops,
satisfaction should be demanded for the
outrage and an equal number of rebels
executed. The time for squeamishness to-
wards both negroes and rebels has passed
The former we're United States sol
diers and entitled to protection and re-
speet-nOt pieces Of property which may
be destroyed at pleasure by the latter
Because these men were negroes, therefore
the Democrats scout the idea Of svenging
their murder A prominent Democrat o.
this city, enc who has had years expert
ence and profit in office, said, day or two
ago, that he would be "glad to see every
d-d negro in the country killed" HI
might as well have said that he would jus
tify their murder, for how else are they Il
be killed except in war, and, Of course, h'
is bitterly opposed to using them fol
soldiers. And there are multitudes o
ether Democrats solost to common human
ity and decency as to echo the wish. The
to call themselves Democrats, when they
advocate the vilest sri stOeracy the wOrlC
has ever seen. They are brutalized par
tisans of the rebel cause, who show theii
ignorance and their perverse hatred o
true Democracy by charging the war upOI
the Abolitionists and the negroes, Will
they excuse the aeeursed traitors. Sucl
men are not fit to have a home in th,
North they should have gone to the re
gion where their passions might hav'
found congenial service in fOgging slaves
a Ia Legree, until the Proclamation turned
the tables and made the master the terri
fed slave of his indignant chattels. 1t il
these men who denounce the Government
who declare that they have no part in " "thil
nigger war" and who spread dissensioI
throughout the North. They are guilty
every man of them, in the continuance o
the war and the embarrassments Of tn,
Government, and history will write then
down as tories.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-07

G. Thomas same as above.
Thomas Higgins, company q, SD Illinois, from
G; Loomis. I'd Ohio cavalry, from Camp Chase
70 PaiDesville,
?. Grooms; e9mpanyD sdSIchisan, from Ma
Fissell, SD Battalion Governor Guards.
from Camp Chase to Ashtabula
H Covert, same as above.
e G; Aiek9, s company c, 42d Iowa, from Wash
F. Drum, company B, l45th Pennsylvania.
er and brother.
]. jack, on same as shove.
q. Jewell, company q, sth Ohio, from wash
ington to Oberlin.
4. Noble, company E, sth Ohio, same as above.
q Jones, company H, 10th Michigan, from
Jno. House, company B, lO5th Ohio. from
tennessee to Geneva
Q. Bonhart, company e, Goth Michigan, from
Washington to Detroit
q. Baker, same as above
l. H. Culver, company B lIe6th New York, from
Washington TO JACKSON.
Bliss, company D, 4th Michigan, from Fred
P Wallace, 4th United Statss Artillery, from
Fredericksburg to Wisconsin.
NJ Daily, company B, 9Th Michigan, from
fredericksburg to Detroit.
d. Hudson, company F, 7th Wisconsin, from
Fredericksburg TO Wisconsin.
R. Tousley, company c, 7th Michigan, from
| Fredericksburg to Toledo.
| ington TO Tifin.
J. Patten, company @, 18th Indiana, from
Washington to Toledo
D. BFicker, company 4, lOSth Ohio, from
| Washington 10 Warren
0. Bishop, COtter's Bat cry, from Nashville tc
| Ravenna.
c. stanley, company A. 1l5th Ohio, from Louis
/ Vile to Warren.
]. Usher. company A, 12lst Pennsylvania
/ from Washington TO Erie.
H R; Cartel, cotnPaOy C, 9th Michigan, from
/ Washington to Detroit.
J. Catlin, ll7th United States Regulars, SAINT
/ as above.
W W. Mann, Berdan's shaapshootsrs, sam
| as above.
c. W. Croft, company H, lst Michigan cavalry
| same as above.
| G. Thomas, from North CaT6llna, escaped from
the rebel army, going TO New York.
q. Hill, company K, 4sth OHIO, from Mem
phis to New Lisbon
| Till same as above.
W. c. Smith, company @, 7th Wisconsin, iron
/ Philadelphia to Detroit,
/ J. J. Handy, company E, sth Michigan, hon
| Washington to jackson.
Calvin Corwin, BerdsD's sharpehooters, fror
| Washington to White Pigeon.
| T. Crichelo, company G.. SD Pennsyl wants
from Washington to Erie.
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Sanitary Commissions.

A MurfreesborO' correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says that there have
been too many State and other Independent
agencies sent to the battle field to look af-
ter the wounded. All went with the best
intentions, and were the means of accom-
plishing much good but more good would
have been done, and in better manner, if
the kind-hearted and benevolent parties
who sent these agents, had made DR.. John
s. Newberry, of Louisville, DR.. Reed, Of
Nashville, and others Of the United States
Sanitary Commission, the almoners Oftheir
bounty. This Commission (Ofwhich the Sol
.disr's Aid SocietY Of Northern Ohio is a
Drsnch,J hss Sns "OAA y S0fk'Js-e NS-rs
tails SO thoroughly systematised, that by
no other method can so many patients be
reached in so effective a way as through
its agents.