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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
NJ EDicAl.
DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery
Of the Nineteenth Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY CON-
nected with the history Of the AAtera MedicA Of the
United States, favorably known pioneer in
medical discovery, than that Of JOHN BULL. Of Louis
vile Ky. His inmitabe preparation Of Sarssparla has
long stood the head Of the various compounds Of that
valuable drug. His compound Peciora If Wild Cherry
has become household word throughout the Vest and
South; and his Worm Lozenges in less than after
their introduction. attained reputation as widespread
the continent Of North America. But the GROWING
glory OF his life remains to be attained in his latest dis
covery. rather combination for be does hot clam 10
have been the dcoverer of CEDR0S which is the basis
Of the Bitters offered the public That honor be-
longs 10 the native inhabitants oi Central America. 10
whom i's virtues have been known for Than two
hundred years Armed with it, the Indian bids defiance
70 the most deadly malaria and handles without fear The
most venomous serpents. IL is belief with them that
while there breath left in the body the Cedron potent
70 cure, matter what Tire disease may be.
While Dr.. Bull is not prepared TO indorse this extrava
CANT preension, he IL nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating 20 its virtues,
that remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either TO chsnges Of weather and climate
the rasmac influences, IL stands without rival.
and justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed
Central America and the West Indies. in
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

PIrrsBuRG. August ID River feet by the
pier mark and falling. The weather is clear and
warm.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
New Arrange tsACommsnee ueu

day. Feb. =, 1864.
FENNO passenger trains dssy SUNDAYS excepted be-
tween Indianapolis and Madison.
leave the Upion Depot Ircssnspols az % a. n
and p NJ. aTriTip ciron AZ II 35 "A. NJ. and 80
Pm
Leave the De pot Madison az a ". and y. M.sr
riying az Incis1apoiis q. IL A. = ard sI0P.a.
The train leaving Indianap i at GO A. NJ. couD%xts
with tina: leaving Columbus e.45 A. n for shelby
Vile and Nashville. arriving beibywfiie at lozS
aud Rusbrile al I230P. NJ
Leaving Rushv1lie az % I'm, sbebyvsie a, 2 IS ?.
n, connects at Columbus ~ the and NJ train.
rv1pg either Indianapolis ofaatson zoe
ing.
This Road forms line With 3. Packets Madison FOR
the transportation of freight bs ciciDuai In-
disnapolis and points West.
TariH Of Frcichts a low - l. any other route.
shippers and merchants West .E.u fnd Il &C tLsri utsr-
70 ship by this line.
feb2 D. BRA4IAN. suseriDts udeut
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
WANTED.
WOOD WANTED

INDIANA IxsTTTrTE EpucAr TIE BfrxD,l
lSpIASAro August 10, lss3.
SsEALED PROPOS AIS WILL BE RECEIvED AT THE
Institute fpr the Blind until September lst, for so
csrds Of COED well seasoned wood, delivered and piled
upon the premises. W. h CHURCHAASs
suglo-dSv superintendent.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
CONNECTIONS.
CRATER & SP ENCER,
FANCY CONFeCTIONeRS AND BAKERS,

FIRST DOOR SOUTH or PoSToFFlCE.
Ladies' Ice Cream and Oyster Saloon The best OF
CAkes Candies, Fru Bread, Cracksrs, &c, Se Of all
kinds KEEP; constantly band Parties supplied on short
potice iy24-dly
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
Military Directory OF Indianapolis,
Indiana.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. p Morton, Governor; Office, State House;
residence OF Market aud Illinois 50, 900
W X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
20 Governor. Office, State House; resides
with Governor Morton. oi..................... 1854
W. II n. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor. Office, State House residence
Loves b ock, on ohio ostreet............... 2,l4s
W. H. Schiatsr, Major - kegiment, Indiana
Volunteers. 4. ID. Z. TO Governor. Office,
State House; boards at Palmer House. 2,I4s
Lag. Noble, Adjutsnt Central of Indiana.
Office State House; boards AZ Bates House;
$500 from the State and S2 6s4 pay Of Col
oueI ........................... 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17
GENERAL AND STAFF OFFICERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN.

INDIANA AND MICHIGAN.
O. Bwircox Brigadier General of Volunteers,
Commanding District Of Indiana and Mchi
gan Office, Headquarters, corner Maryland
and Delaware streets; boards at the Bates
House. i,O54
Robert A. Hucbins Captain and A. A. G.. L.
5. Volunteers. Office, Headquarters; boards
at Bates House. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1862
George C. Lyon. Major 18th Michigan volun-
teer-, Chief Provost Marshal District Indiana
and Michigan. Office, Headquarters; boards
at Bates House. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,I4s
L. Curtis Brackett lst Lieut. 2sth Massachu-
setis Volunteers, A. ID. C. and Post Adutant.
office, Headquarters; boards at Bates House 1854
WIN. " Richards. lst LIEUT.. 18th Michigan
Volunteers. \. u. e. Office, Headquarters;
boards at Bates House. se..................... 1854
Charles A. Mcknight, lst Lieut. 9Th Mich. Vol.
A. ID. C. Office. Headquarters boards at
Bates House. 1854
jonathan Birch, lst Lieut.. A A Inspector GEN
eral. Office, Headquarters; boards at Bates
J,nes Bddis Col. list Ind. Vols Pos, Com.
msndant- Office, Headquarters; boards at
Msjor stevenson 5, corner Pennsylvania and
Tinker streets. 2,S44
II. +. Madison, ID Lieut.. Ind. Vols Office,
Burnside Barracks -. 1882
C. l.. Rugg ~ Lieut. list Ind. OILS. Office,
Burnside Barr lckS ....-. .-......-..... 1876
j. :. Simonson, Colonel L. s. 4. aud Military
Commander. Office, Headquarters, boards
at Judge Morrisons, terminus of the Gravel
road. ....................... 2.s44
John h. Farquh T. Captain T. ) Infantry and
Act. Military Com. Office, Headquarters;
boards corner Mass. avenue aud New Jersey
streets. l.446
j. D. Miller, Capt. 18th U 8 Inf and Mastering
and DisburSing officer. Office, Headquarters:
boards at Mrs Kndcrs 7sIk East Washing
ton street. LAG
w H. Jordan Captain 9th L. s Inf, DsburS-
ing Officer. Office. Headquartsrs; boards at
Il ties Hotel. l,456
James A. Ekin, Captain and A. O. D., Acting
Quartermaster L. :. A. Office, southwest
corner Washington aud New Jersey streets;
boards at the Bates House. ................. 1862
=. Lowry Moore, Captain and A. Q. VI. L. s.
Vols. Office. -, boards AZ LitteS' Hotel l,662
Thomas Foster, Captain c. S. L. :. V. Office
and residence, south east corner Washington
and Niss>S ppi streets. 1,662
Daniel Mcclure, Major and PaymaSter Onice,
Yohn's Block corner Washington and Me-
ridiSn streets, up stairs; boards al the Bates
House. 2,26S
c. = Stevenson. Major and PAymastei. Office,
Yohn's Block; resides Pennsylvania
ard Tinker streets. 2.36S
NJ 5. Bundy. MAJOR and Psymaster. Ofice,
News Building, No Sh East Washington
street: boards Bates House. 2,26s
Frank Wilcox Captain, sd regt. Ind vols,
Post Provost Marshal Ofroe aud residence
at Soldiers Home. ................... ,446
j. y BObbs, Surgeon, L. $. vols. Medical Di-
rector. Ofice, northeast corner Of Maryland
aud Delaware streeis; residence Michigan
Road. east Il city. 2.36c
William Y. Wiley. Captain and Military Store
keeper. 0fhce, Headquarters; residence,
Ne. 81 East New York street............. SIS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-17

Conrad Baker. Col. ist Indiana cavalry and A.
\. Provost Mtrshal General for Indiana. Of
zee. Blackford's Heck. southeast corner Ne
ridisn and Washington streets, upstairs;
bosrds at No. 80 North Tennessee street. g,s4l
James q. Jones' Col &2d Ind infantry and Su-
perinte ndent fer Recruiting for Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp % rendezvous Or
fee. District Headquarters; boards al Bates
House. ............ ............. 3,se.
John y Scott, Captain. 18th Ind. volunteer in
fsniry ard A. A. A. q. and nspeetor ofice.
with A A p ". e: boards a; Macy House. lac
Orris Blake. Captain, 39th Ind volunteer infan-
try aud Assistant Superintendent of Recruit
ing Inspector, &c. oa'ce. District Head
quarters: boards AZ Macy House............ l.45e
T. ] de IL Hunt Lieutenant aud Adjutant 26th
Ind volunteer infantry and Superintendent
Of arrest Of deserters 0aioe, with \. A. ?.
" G..--....-.......-... ----.-.-.----.- ,32t
II. Il Finch. Lieut. and O. N. SD Ind volun-
teer infantry. A. A. @ NJ. and Inspector. of-
Hoase ..-...................... las,
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The Very Best Family Flour

Constantly hand, ard for sale at the Warehouse
Junction Of Alabama street and yirgini.
Flour delivered in part of the city, free Of charge
2o-d3m X. A LlSC0xB.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
IVY JAS. {. M'GU Il L " co. ,
II AuCTIONEERs,

ADMINISTRATORS SALt OF Why NALC-
AnIE LAW LIBRARY AND LOLLEt ZION pF
NISCEILASEOrS BOOKS S-Ou MONDAY EVE
MING November ~, commencing al half past si>
o'clock aud continuing at the same hour SUI
rre,ilng days, we shall sell the extensive and Nalu-
-nLria, Virsini,, comprising the newest and best
editions IN uncommon good order and vstion.
We name in part
Acts, Laws, Codes, Commentaries, and Digests
Reports IN United states supreme and CNiI
Courts, and the kxchequer
Reports OF Virginia, Maryland FennsylN ANA,
New York, Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas, aud Al.
kansas, particularly complete in Virginia and
Reports in the English Courts OF Common Law,
Also, a nnc collection of Misccllsneou, Books
American and English Classics and roets
Essays, Biographies, and Histories
Illustrated Travels aud Voyages ,,,
Finely Illustrated Works on NstuIa hisIoiy
ALIASES, Books, and other important 'opieSo' 'he
Shakespeare, by stanton ''o''' f'' 'p'e"''a'S
Morst and Religious Books particularly on "es'
'{Sm {,nc 1,btnst OF Mnersogy, with more than two
| 4, n ii's ~ .necimens properly labeled, Nc.
- catalogues may be had on Appiica'ionto 10 'he
| Auciinncets
n, Sr",I orisr OF the Administrators.
p' '' JAS, &. MCGUIRE co,
noIi-St "''o"se'
= III, abOTg sale IL unANoilahly posIIonsu ~ ~
sIrrn,ot Of delay IN getting out Catalogues uh'ii
! WnSDAN Noy,mtur ~, same hour. ~,
JAS. L. MIGllkEA co.
n,Iid
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
n r r g l A L i.
PROCLAMATION.
Mayors OrIigE,
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2t, 1888.

Mayors OryIgE,(
WAsHfKoToN Nov. 81 1888 !
in accordance with the recommen endation Of the
President Of the United States, and in compliance
with the following joint resolutions Of the CITY
Councils, ! do hereby request my ow-citizens
to abstain from secular employ yment, and, Assem-.
bling in their respective places OF worship, on
THURSDAY, the esth instant, unite with reverent
love In grateful expression to Almighty God.
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
Joi~f Resolution appointing Doy Of Handspring.
Whereas It 10 becoming In a Christian people to
return thanks to the Giver OF all good for the
manifold blessings. He vouchsafes them a. q com.
munity; and whereas his Excellency the President
Of the United States has set apart Thursday, the
2sth instant, to be observed as q day OF public
Thanksgiving and Prayer therefore,
Be resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board 81
Common Council efhhs C " Of Wdshin9ion, That his
honor the Mayor be and he 10 hereby requested TO
issue his proclamation recommending the observ.
ance Of Thursday, the 26th instant, - a day OF
Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God for the
mersies Of the past year, and Of Prayer for re-
storation Of peace and raternal feelings through.
out the Union inviting all citizens to abstain from
their usual secular employments and to unite In a
proper observance Of that day.
AsBURY LLOYD,
President of Board OF Common Council.
JOHN II. sEMNIEs,
President Of the Board of Aldermen,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
Anusefnentk

GROWERS THEATRE.-This evening Miss Lu-
cille Western will appear In her hne impersona-
ton Of Camille, In Dumas celebrated drama Of that
ramc which Is always great attraction, never
failing to aIl every available seat This is most
positively the last night but hve Of this ladys en-
ga4cment. On tomorrow evening the great event
Of the season will transpire, It being the first time
OF the intensely thrilling drama OF "Leah, the
forsaken" which WAS played upwards Of four
montas at Niblos Garden, New York, creating the
most intense excitement ever known In connec-
ton with any dramatic production Of modern
times, and 10 at present being performed At the
Adelphi Theatre, London, causing even greater
furore, II we may judge from the glowing accounts
Of Its success which we receive by every mail and
steamer that arrives from England.
The author of the play, Mr.. Augustin Daily, Is
In this city, directing the rehearsals at GroveIs
which will greatly enhance the prospects OF its
complete success. Great expenditures have been
made by Manager Grover, In new appointments Of
every conceivable character. Mr. koppitZ 10 pre-.
pairing for his grand orchestra splendid arrange
ment Of the beautiful music Of the piece. In iact,
everything In human power 10 being done to rem
der II a complete success In every PARTICULAR
Seats are selling rapidly, and there 10 every indi
cation Of Mr.. Growers enterprise proving one OF
great profit Miss Lucille Western enjoys, In the
character which she plays In This drama, peculiar
advantage, from the very decided Jewish caste OF
her fsatures in fact, we have heard II htnted that
such was her origin; consequently we may expect
the part OF the Jewish maiden, Leah, to receive
iull Justice at her hands.
FoRD's NEW THEATRE.--The Webb Sisters
appear this evening In two splendid pieces, viz
" "Pocahontas," and the Little Gipsies." The
list OF incidental vocal music s very long and con
tains a number OF excellent musical gems. A visit
TO Fords will be amply remunerative this even,
Ing.
GRAu's ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY give their
Initial concert this evening, and we anticipate a
crowded house. The success that this company
has met with since their arrival 10 this country,
without parallel. and NJ. Grau deserves every en-
couragement for having brought together such a
compsny of artists. The programme offered for
this evening 10 one OF rare excellence and abounds
In gems from operas.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
pY j. G. GUIRE " { o.

DY j. G. CURE ~ CO..
ID AuCTIoNEERs. -
ING" PIANoFOKTE, Mirrors, CIsndeiicrs, cn,-
met Furniture, Elegant Vases, Ornament su,er-
plated Ware, sc.-on TUESDAY MORNING, N"N.
24th, At 10 O'Clock, at the residence oi ,i' m"ut
Hill, Esq, H street, between Connecticut avenue
and Seventeenth street, we shall cell his Cnti'C
Superior Rosewood cases seven.octavu piano.
forte by "ChickeriDg,"
suite Of Rosewood carved parlor iurn,turc, IT.
ished In green and gold btocatrlle,
Arm, easy and fancy chairs OF vsrIoUs hIar!',
finished In brocatclle,
Elegant Rosewood centre table, very rtI, @lc,
with SCnns marble top,
Gilt framed French plate mantel and l.sr rl,Ssc.
Green aud gold brocstelie curtains, wi!h lace cuI
tains, cornicc, and nStures
Handsome Rosewood escritoirc
Pair OF superb buhl baffe,s, secretary, and work
Beautiful what nots aud fancy tables IN Iosc-
Eide medallion and brussels carpets
Rugs, oil cloth, stair carpet
Rosewood cloth covered whist table
Two magnificent Dresden vases from tIC lulC-
ries, finished In the most elaborate style oI
art, with historic figures, Nc., cost Stnh
Two superb japanese vases, TT inchcs hIgil, the
largest In the country
Elegant China and bisque vases, groups and
Large and hantssmc Japanese card receiver,
Superior stiyer,pIatci waitsls, tuie'ns'
Liquor stand egg stand, castos and butter dishes.
Elegant silver-piated dessert service, comprising
EpefBne WIN Iouf bIaVkcls, WIN engraved
glass shades, iour iTuit stand, and Two WINE
coolers,
Blue and sold china dinner and dessert service,
lsi pieces,
Gi, and decorative dinner, tea, and dessert SCI
vice,
Fine table cutlery, cut and engraved glassware.
Supc' iur walnut-csTycd extension table,
Mtrble.top sdeboard, lcathercoyrrcd dinluS
chairs,
Library bookcases, and bOokstania in walnut,
flush coccfed sofa aud arm chailB,
Excellent bedsteads, wntdrobes, bureaus, wash
stands,
superior feather beds, hair and husk mattlcsses,
Lounges, easy chairs, ruckcrs,
Bosters and pillows, toilet sets,
Chamber stoves, tire sets,
Window CurtAius, shades AMI r"rhir''
Together with the usual assortment oi kieheH
requisites. ,.,,,, -,
1erms cash. JAS. 1. McEl IKE w.
noyI6-u AuctoneeIs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
DRoPosALs FOR ARMoR Plates.

NAVY DErARTMrsr,l
WAsHINaToh, Nov. %, 1868.
The Department will, until tho 2ist day OF BE-
cember next, receive proposals. for the delivery at
each Of the Navy Yards at Portsmouth, N. H.;
Charlestown, Msss.j Brooklyn, New York, and
strinseIs, and deck plating tor one vessel At each
aide sfmor, strinser, and deck plating, and may
be for one or more vessels but II must embrace the
whole Of each description Of iron for . vesscl that
10, the deck plating, the stringers, or the side
"rmor may be bid & ior &sep.s,sM;elS:
Eleven hundred q 1901 wro ught iron plates, more
or less, ten o) feet loas, thirty.two (s3) incht
wide, and one and one.half Il, 10 inch thick.
poi tion Of these plAtes will be sheAred to suit
the curvature Of the side line ofthe vcssel also 10
ut around the turrets and matches, for which plans
will be furnished to tho contractors. To be o the
planed true to the siles given. The whole to be
delivered within ten tlO) months from the date oil
contract.
WROUGHT IRON STRANGERS
Three thousand and twenty 70 G20) lineRl feet Of
Iron strinssrs eight (S) inches square, except at
the stern and stem, where they win taper one way
for the length Of about forty tIo feet on each end
stringes to 6e In length 2s) feet six
proper soarph one ~ foot long one-half Of the
scArph to be taken from the end OF each. There
will be four ranges OF these stingers on each side
OF the vessel. To be made Of the hest iron, ends
and edges square and straight, true to the sizes
given. The whole to be delivered In eight ts)
months from the date Of the contract.
SIDE ARMOR.
One hundred and forty six u4s) plates Of wrought
iron, three 10y inches In thickness Of the following
lengths and widths, VIZ:
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
n F F l q l A l.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

war DEPARTMENT,)
ADJUTAkT GENERALS OfrICE,
WAsHIEoToS, D. T., November %, 1853.
The iollowing-named ofncers, charged with Of.
fences and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service Of the United States,
satisfactory defence having been made In their re-
spective cases:
Surgeon James Bryan, United States volunteers.
Captain Werner Boecklin, 18th United States In.
fantry.
Second Lieutenant John II. Kane, 5th United
States cavalry.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
no23-it Assistant Adjutant General,
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
uORsFs, CATTLE. sBEEP, HOGS
HUbsEHoiD AND KITCHEN FURNiTURi
&C., AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Tho attention Of the public 10 called to the sale
Of the above articles, to take place on WEDNEs
DAY, November 2sth, at my Farm, situated In
from the city, ria the Navy Yard Bridge, adjoining
the farms Of Drs. Heiskell and Gunton, and John
Talbert, Esq.
Having rented my farm, the saie will positively
take place at time above mentioned.
Terms: All sums OF go and under, cash; over
that amount, note Of four months, with approved
security, will be taken.
no23-2ts JANE FOLSOM
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

JUSTUS |. NJ c A II RTN
~ ATTORNEY n COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAlMS,
WASHINGTON CITY, n. {,
VII give prompt attention to applications tor
ARREARS OF PAY, BOUNllES, PENSIONS,
And all other claims before the Executive Depart
ments and in the Court OF Claims.
Refers to Hon. II. NJ. Rice, u, $. Senate; Hon,
NJ. S. Latham, 4. $. Senntei Hon. NJ. = Wilkinsnn,
U. s. Senate; Hon. jeremiah $, Black; Hon VIM.
Kellogg, NJ. e; Hon. =. b. Fouke, NJ. q; Hon. H..
=. Granger, NJ {; Hon, W. 4; Hall, NJ. T.; Hon.
Cyrus Aldrich, NJ o.; Hon, Wm Windom, NJ C'i
Hon. j. s. Watts, NJ. Z Hon. J. u. 5. Todd, Nj. C.;
Hon. Alex. Ramsey, U, 5, Senate Hon. Wm. d.
Maclay, N. Y; Hon. q. L. Becker, Mimi Hon.
X J. PsluemGn, ESQ, Pa Col. G. W. Ewing, Ind.
ncil-im 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIEsi vARIETIEsM

VARIETIES! ES!.
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street.
ntmphh So.......... ProprfetOrs
Fitzsimmons. Stage Manager and Advertiser
THIS (MONDAYl AFTERNOON 4 EVENING
NOVEMBER %, BENEFIT OF
MAFFfT AND BARTHOLOMEW.
First time Of the splendid romantic, spectacular
DON JUAN; on TIE LiBERTIsE DESTROYED
With q cast embracing the whole strength OF the
The brilliant Ballet,
NYMPHs OF THE WAVE.
The Comic Farce Of -
A FAMILY SECRET.
The Ethiopian act Of
THE GREAT SENSATION" THE CURE"
And numerous other features making for this oc.
cssion one Of the best bills OF the season.
Doors open In the afternoon at 2-commeuce AT
3 O'Clock; Evening, open at 7-commcncc at ocl'k.
Admission-25 and so cents.
Wednesdsy-Grand Matinee.
Thanksgiving fternoon-Complimentary Bene-
ut to MN. FITZSlMMONS. nO2s-it
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING WE
" have now In store full stock Of Gcntlcnen't
Spring Overcoats, Business Suits Dress suits, and
Furnishing Goods Of the latest styles mApufactur-
cd with the same degree OF neatnoss STYLE aud Gle
WALL STEPHENS a Co.,
1a2 Ponnsy lv.nia Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth str,'cts
AFR '"-'r' iS.H Intnli
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-23
President Of the
n F F l q l A l. .

WAN DEPARTMENT,)
PRovo,T MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
WAaHiSoTos, Nov. II, 1853.
Ctrcuiar No. l0t.
A. complaints have been made that errors have
occurred In the enrolment OF the national forces
by the omission Of persons whose names should
have been enrolled, and by the addition Of names
Of persons who, BY reason OF aliensge, and for
other causes ought not to have beea enrolled and,
as 1t 10 desirable that the Department should have
such Information - may 10 necessary in order to
do full justice to all parties, II 10 hereby ordere
I. The Board Of Enrolment ofeAch di, trict shall
have printed lists Of the names and residences OF
all persons enrolled In each subdistrict prepared
and exposed to public view, In At least i've places
In each subdistrict, and in as many more A. the
Board may deem necessary. Names will be placed
upon these lists In alphabetical order.
.. Public notice will be given by advertisement
upon the list Of names, and In the newspapers
that any person enrolled may appear before the
Board and claim to have his name stricken OF the
list, # he can show, to the satisfaction Of the
Board, that he 10 not, and will not be at the time
fixed for next draft, liable 10 military duty on &C.
count of-frst, alienageI secord, non.residence;
third, unsuitabeness Of age; fourth, manifest per.
mansnt physiosl disability.
.. Persons who may be eogniIant Of any other
persons liable to military duty, whose names do
uOt appear oh ehtOhUcut are requested 10
notify the Board Of Enrolment, who shall there.
upon direct the enrolling oicer Of the sub-distrct
In which the parties reside to ascertain the facts
and enrol the persons reported, II they are found
to be subject to enrolment These may avail them.
selves Of the privilege OF appearing, specified In
paragraph they had been originally enrolled
I. Boards Of Enrolment will use all diligence in
collecting the necessary information and making
the requisite notes TO perfect the enrolment list
8. Boards OF Enrolment will hear cases as pro.
v,ded In paragraph I, until the Goth OF December,
1859, after which no cases will be heard. A. soon
~ possible thereafter, report Of proposed correc
tions will be made out according TO the printed
Instructions, and transmitted to the Provost Mar.
shall General.
g. The names and residence Of those proposed 10
be stricken oil sddsd will Be written upon sheet,
OF consolidated enrolment lists, form ~ and ss
and transmitted TO the Provost Marshal Genera
for the purpose Of correcting the lists on file.
| JAMES b. FRY,
| Provost Marshal General.