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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29
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TTHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
L DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A DIS
TRiCT COURT OF ThE UNITED STATES
EnR THE SAID DIyTRRICT.

TRiCT COURT OF TdE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DIsTRRICT.
To aA phom II may concern, GREETING:
Notice 10 hereby given, that, on the 2lst day OF
August, ios3 the lot designated subdivision thirty
and the lot designated sub division thirtyone, both
In square numbered four hundred and thirty-tve,
as the same ale known, marked, and designated on
the ground plats and plans Of the city and county
Of WAshington and District OF Columbia, recorded
by the Marshal OF the United States Tor said Dis.
trtct forfeited TO the use Of the United States
and the same are libeed and prosecuted In this
Court In the name Of the United States, for con-
demnation for the causes In said libel set forth
and that said cause will stand for trial at the city
Hall, In the city OF Washington, on the first Mon
day Of October next, when and where all persons
demnation should not be decreed, and to intervene
sea- rs -, ,soci,s,s, r. j. MEIGs, Clerk.
TNHE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
10 all phom u may concern, GREETING:
Notice is hereby given, That on the nth day Of
tackle, apparel and furniture, were SEIZED BY the
United States steamer satellite, and brought into
this District, As lawful prize, and the same are
libeled and prosecuted In this Courkin the name
OF the United States, for condemnation as such
lawful prize, and that said cause will stand for
trial at the City Hall, In the city of Washington,
on the trst Monday OF October next, when and
where all persons are warned to appear to show
cause why condemnation should not be decreed,
and to intervene for their iuterests.-August q,
1858. II. J. MEIGS, Clerk.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

DISHONEST TEAMsTER.-A teamster. named
Barney Melon, was arrested by onicer Morrice
about s.sop. m, on sunday, and sent to Jail fol
court by Justice Giberson. Barney rented q room
IN company with several friends, and when they
were under the influence OF Morpheus hs WAS under
the influence Of the devil. He took all the money
which they had 10 their pockets and vamosed to
other quarters. Complaint was, however, lodged
agsinst him b. N. s. Crist, and Barney 10 In jail
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29
AmussasAts.

house a. Suspicious characters.
-
Amussasnts.
FoRD's Nsw THsA1hs.--The production Of
Fanohon, the Cricket, by hiss Maggie Mitchell,
last evening At this theatr Attracted perhaps the
dramatic temple. Miss Mitchell played with her
usual vivacity, and threw Into the character Of
Cricket q charm which has hitherto been con.
ceaied. She was we'll supported BY the talented
messrs. Bishop, Anderson, Williams, Mrs. Chap,
man, Mise Osborse, and the eatire oomp.ny,
Fanchon IL % The bills for tonight.
VARInrIns. Last night the house was
crowded. Ths attractions elsewhere failed to di.
miniah the audience. New farees, new hallets
new songs, are presented and take exceedingly
well. Galleth wins the admiration Of all. Lss,
night In the ballet Of "Esmeraidi," she WAS show.
oied with bouquets. Mile. Lina windell never
falls 70 attract great applause. Lissis shultr and
the corps de ballet cannot Be surpassed In lovIness
Mons. Bapiistin, Mons. Tophon, Mons. Rosani
are all stars worthy OF the highest honors. jim
Budworth, Johnny Mack and all the vsrietIe,
company In great bill this evening"
CANTERBURY HALL.-MIss Julia Mortimer
the accomplished songstress---an established IA.
vorite with the washington pubiio-lsst evenins
made her nrst appearaes'<hls season at this popu
lar music hall, TO acrosded and delighted audience
The occasion was pIAo that Of the nrst represents
tion Of an original patriotic nautical drama, found
ed on incidentfof the present war, entitled " The
Yankee Tart or the Cruise OF the sea. Bird" which
was performed In an excellent manner by the EN-
Client dsaeatic company and called forth repeated
rounds Of applause. will be presented tonight
In addition to which Misses ErnestIne de Faiber
Mile Fowler, Clara Fowler, Nellie Taylor, and
The entire versatile company viii sppear.
VINO WILL N CURBD I'VE desire TO cal
speeal attention 10 the advertisement Of the selc
6sated Df. Vellnl which appears In another eolum.
Ihe Dostorisa safe and reliable praottioner who's
skill and expcrience 10 guarantee that the unfor
tunAte victim Of certain indiscretons can with con
hdence intrust his case In his hands. Let youna
ssliefs
TIE only place where you can purchase L;sda
rubber goods Of all kinds At Tsctsss riocs II
It II. A. HALDs IndiA Rubber Warehouse, hi
pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. mar 21-U
A WoRD OF ADvICs.-Tbose who have beer
,octorinE for weeks aud months without obtaining
;eliei, should consult Or. Ftshblatt whose ofioc ii
No. al street, corner OF Eighth street, and b
ssdioally cured. twenty-five years experisnoe hAI
established DR.. Fishblatta reputation A. physi
elan. Recent cases cured In q few days. Chafgel
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

SUSPICIOUS CnARAcrsis. Francis Fleet and
Jos. Charban were arrested yesterday by o'der OF
Capt. Todd, who committed them to thu Guard.
house a. Suspicious oharacters.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

Hubs, spokes, Feliscs, Cire...
elm and gum,
Shafts, Poles, singlctrccs-oak and hickor,,
Axlcs, common and patent, Black and Bright Flip
tic Springs, Axle Boxes,
Nuts, Washers, Ferrules, Maiicabie Castings, Eel.
ioe Plates,
Philadelphia and Eastern Carriage and Tire Bolts,
factory priccs,)
stump Joints, Axle Clips, Top Props, Knobs and
| Buttons,
Anvils, Vices, Horse Rasps, Smiths Files, Ham
mers, shoeing Knives,
bar Iron and steel, In every grade and sire,
Enamelcd Duck, Drill and Muslin, lat mAnufae-
| turcrs' rates,)
&c, &C., nc.
CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY HARDWARE.
Hair Cloth, 10 to 30 inch,
Grean, Brown, Blue and other eoloIed Canvas.
Tuit Buttons, all colors,
Tufting Twinc,
Uphoistcrers' Hammers,
Tack Hammers,
Moss, Curled Hair,
Upholstcrcrs' Tacks, Light IAoks,
Finishing Brads,
Bi ass and Iron Screws,
Blind and Window Fnsteninss and Triumings,
| Castors-Bcd, Chair, Table, and socket-Brass and
| Iron,
| Back Saws, Escutchcons,
Screw Rings, &c.
Drawer, Cupboard, Till, Chest, Box and Trunk
Locks In great variety.
&C., &c, &c.
BUILDERS HARDWARE AND TOOLS.
Plancs-Bcnch, Sash, Plow, Read, Rabbct, &c.
Chisels and Gusges-Firmcr, Socket and Turner'S.
Braces and Bits,
braces without Bits, extra Bits,
Hammers, Hstchets,
Hand, Pannel and Rip Saws,
Gimlct-pointed sercws-iron aud brass,
Locks and Latches,
| Knobs, Eseutcheons, Sc.,
Pulley, Sash Cord, Saw Sets,
Squares, Bcvcls, Levels, ComPass saws,
Hinges, Butt, Wrought, strag, and Hook,
| Hinges, HssPs-6, S and 10 inch,
| Door sheavcs, Door Rail, Bell rulls, sc,
Nails aud Spikes, cut and wrought,
Ac, &c, &C.
AGENT IN the District OF Columbia lot
"Putnam " hammered Horse Nails,
" diamond state" Horse Shoes,
&C aud +" Horse and Mule shoes,
AuiS-3m
ARDwA ARE, BARlKON, AND
AsrdwaIc, RAr-iron, steel
Horse Nails and shoes
Diamond state Shocing Iron
Axles and Axle Boxes
Springs, Carriage and Tire Brits
., ., Hubs, spokes, Felloe'' shar'
Wheels, Buggy and Wagon Bows
Excelsior, low, HAIR
Engl,rh ani American tainishes.
A large and complete stock OF the above con-
''"n''' 'H "Aa'' rHoNr>un \ 90,
No. sss Ninth 81, opposite Centre tl.rke.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

TIE only place where you can purchase bsdsa
Rubber goods Of All kinds At susvzs prices, ls
N u. A. HALps India Rubber Warehouse, iia
pennsylvania avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets. maj 2s-t
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

snLiSe LiquoR TO soLDrsRs.-Daniel Gu
sick vas arrested on The charge Of selling liquor
TO soldiers Hewas committed to the 0usrikouse
BY Capt. Todd, and yesterday paid the regular nns
Of 60 q |'lTfFf
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29

AGENT IN the Disirlct OF Columbia iuI-
"Pulnam hammered Horse Nails,
diamond state" " Horse Shoes,
&C and 7" Horse and Mule Shoes.
I'm
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-29
RIETIESl VARIETl ES!
Ernnlinc pennhYlYhnia AYenuc and Ninth at

nhniin q o...''.......... .iToprietof
Fitzsimmons. .......sta tage Manager and Advertise
, 1863-04-14
[speclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

[Specfl Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribune
MADISON, Wis, april 10, 1:G3.
Gov. Solomon left for Washington and the
East to-day, to be absent some weeks. lie
goes to look after various civil and military
interests Of the State
Secretary Lewis is uoE acting Governor.
To attend the Canal Enlargement Conren-
ton to be held in Chicago next June, Gov.
salomon Las appointed the following = gen
tlc1nen:
Samuel /. Hooker, Edward Il. nrolheaa, chas.
wau,;ce; Hon. Joseph yi1as, Y1anisowoc: A. P.
Lyman, shcboysan; BaEnum Blake, Fl. Wsshoe:
Jno Dickson Racine; c. G, W:ire, Kenosha; II.
G. Fisher, Ecloit: Hon. ". A. Lawrence, Jaaea-
vile; Hon. n r. YoEng Grant Co; Charles W.
Marshall, La Crosse: Hon. J. Il. Bingham, Pal
hcxh Ion e j. seo' g. reh ' G1etn n Bss Il Hon. 4 w
starks, Baraboo, Joseph 5. ThoIp, Esa Claire; II.
L. Dontuan, Praric DnChien; j. e. Warren, AZ
bauy; Geo. 4. Dill, Prescott.
He hae appointed E, s. Hammond, OF VIM
ncbago, and N. y. Reed, Of Grant, to select
Agricultural College lands.
Major a. B. Smelling is Lieut., Colonel Of
the 3ad regiment, vice Bugh, resigned, and
Capt. DeGroat is Mnior.
There are not many further returns Of the
home vote on the judicial election. It will
be clofc. Further evidence, however, poura
in Of our brave volunteers utter detestation
of Northern traito.s, in their vote against the
Democratic candidate. 0uly cue regiment
thus far giEes CotLrcn majority, the 9th,
German.
The following are specimens Of these votes
TIE gallant lst regiment, at aIurfreesboro, 6
companies, Dixon ESQ, Cothrcn 3. Ofthe glo'
rious Iron brlgade,fn uookcr's army, the I'd
9Th and It'll regiments, 7o9 for Dixon, 40 fol
Cothren, the 7th regiment being unanimous
800 for Dixon. TIE Sd regiment gives Dixon
SIT, Cothren !. The 9Th regiment, Of PENN.
sular renown, 4io for Dixon, FL for Cothren.
The famous narchirg 18th regiment G21 fol
Dixon, 70 for Cothren. Tho Sta, Of Prairie
| Grove fame, gives Dixon 257, Cothren 1t0
| The c5th regiment at Columbus, $50 for Dix
on, 81 for Cothren. The Sd battery in Rose
GRAMS army is unanimous, ST for Dixon. Tit
soldiers vote ti.as i.sr givos Dixon 1850, ane
Cotlrcn 95s, or for the latter about one sevead
! cfaU. Only half Of the army vote Is thus IA
renorfrtf.
, 1863-04-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuae.l
ST. Louis, April IS, 1853.
all efforts will be MADE probably TO- defeat
the election Of the emancipationist In. Soe1l's
District, by the refusal Of the Governor 70
order an election. It is claimed bg: the Gov
ernor's pa1tizans that the evidence collected
By Noelrs contestants Is overwhelming, and
that Scott, q CoppeEhead, is entitled to the
seat as NOEL held the certificate. This claim
is f.llacious; it may decide the organization Of
the HouEe, however, bS ens7sing one less than
the full vote.
Gen. schofeld and Staff leaves here to-
morrow to report to Rosecrans. There Is
heavy emigration OF Missouri siaYes to this
city, hoping to obtain free papers. In most
cases they are disappointed.
The Tinnebago, l1an.clad sunboat, is near
Is ready for launching.
Several counties in North Missouri hare
been very much excited Of late, by reports
that general uprising would occur nef're
The middle og April, but since the Kansas
boys took reEenge SO sunmarily for tha s.'m
Gaty murders, rnmors Of bushThacscEs have
subsidtN
, 1863-04-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
MrErREEsHoEo, Tenn, April Is. 1858.
Gen. Brannan takes connpaand Of the 1st
division, els: army corps. Gen. Stanley Mat
thew's leave taking was an aHair Of great in
terest.
Inaceepting his resignation, Gen. Roseerans
says: "The General commanding accepts the
resignation Of Gen. stan1ey Matthews, whllo
he feels compelled to express his regret that
the army will thereby be deprived Of the ser
vices Of an able and prouising officer"
Gen. Tugchin Is here. The rebels arc re-
ported in force at she1byville-
NASHVILLE, April 13-The flag Of truce
sent out from Nankfn yesterday learned that
the rebel General Crosby was wou nded-also
two Of vanDorn's aids. The rebels lost heay~
i1y in wounded. We captured many horses.
Van Dom had expected to capture the town.
He had received information that the Federal
force was only $500 strong About thirty
five citizens, active and violent rebels, some
Of whom wcrc On the vigilance commi1te last
year we're arrested to-day by order Of
Gen. Mitchell, and lodged in the pcnitcutla1y.
, 1863-04-14
CEN. bUKNSlEE'S DEPART
MEN1.
& New Order of Things.
AN OPEN WAR AGAINST
SECRET ENEMIES,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
C1scrSsA11, April Is, 1863.
Nothing new from Kentucky. Some i'm
portant movements are going forward which
are contraband, but this We can say, several
hrigades Of Burnside's command are on the
move.
Gen. Burnside has issued the following or
der today, which has created no little conf
motion:
The Commanding General publishes for the In
formation Of all concerned, that hereafter all per
sons found within our lines, who commit acts for
the benefit OF the enemies Of our country, will be
tried as spies and traitors, and II coarlcted they
,siH suffer death. This order fncludes the follow
ing clasees Of persons:
Carriers Of secret mails.
Writers OF letters sent BY sccrct mall
Secret recsnitips officers within the lines.
Persons who have entered into an agreement to
paes ourlucs for the purpose OF joining the enemy.
Persons found concealed within our lines belong
irg TO the service of the enemy.
All persons Improperly within our lines who
could give private information to the enemy.
All persons within our lines who harbor, pro
tect, conceal, feed c1othc, or in any way aid the
euemfcs Of our country.
Tie habit Of declaring sympatl1ics for the enemy
will no longer be tolerated In this department. and
persons committing such ofIenses will 1t once be
arrested. with TioN to being tried above stated
or seat beyond our lines into the lines Of their
friends. It must be distinctly understood that
treason expressed or implied will not be tolerated
in this Department. All Officers and soldiers are
hereby charged with the execution ofthis order.
The new Union city officers were Inaugural
ted to-day.
CINCINNATI, April 13.--Gen. Burnside his
Issued an order pronouncing the death pen
atty On all persons found gully Of aiding the
rebels. All rebel sympathisers will be arrest
I'd, tried OR sent beyond the lines. TIE order
sayi: Treason, expressed or implied, will
not be tolerated in this Department.
We haye reports Of another invasion Of
Western Virginia via Gau1er Bridge. 1t Is
believed, however, that the design Of the
enemy now concentrating beyond Gauley
River, is to move into Eastern Kentucky, and
not down the Kanawha River.
Stoncwan jackson is at the head Of the
Confederate troops In Southern Kentucky.
Marshall, Cluke, Pcgram and Brcckinr:d!; e
lave Joined their divisions with that Ut J;lcs-
son's old command, aud the rcbel grand
column is preparing to meet Burnside in
deadly conflict or the fair fields of Kentucky.
Volunteers from the border counties are
known to be daily leaving their homes to join
the rebel Kentucky service.
, 1863-04-14
-" RH.ECTR

The all absorbing topic Of present new
is the attack on Charleston, and what will
amount to temporary repulse Of our iron
clads for the prescn4. This result should
discourage no one, as it will disappoipt no
one who possessed any adequate know1-
edge OF the undertaking Of Admiral Dupont
When the dispatches say of this gallant
and noble attempt Of our Monitors, that it
was reconnaissance, it means precisely
That. and the word is not used in the rather
suspicious shore-meaning, a mild synonym
for retreat and defeat. It was necessary
to know what hindered our access to the
land. We're the distractions really impas~
sable?
This could only be told by d trial, and
ilis has been made. Admiral Dupont now
knows the nature Of the work before him,
difficult, enough, 10 be sure, but half mas
tered in being located. The iron-clads
would have sailed up to the city and laid
il in aslesSilcspitc Of rebel shot, but for
the channel distractions, that the next
essay will remove. It is difficult under
taking. but it will be done, and it has been
well berun
, 1863-04-14
rropelle-s and two engines Of $50 ho-s
power.


1t. Commander Alexander c. R1;nd. the
commander Of the keukak, is native Of the
State Of New York, but was appointed f!oN
H. entered the United States Nayal service on
The Sd Of scptem mbcr, 1856, He received his
present commission on thu 10th Of July,
1sE2. He Las been attached to Admiral Du-
points squadron since lis organization, sud is
p.e-e1ai''e1.ly nan Of; light His courage,
h'avc5y and Judgment are very marked, and
if the Keokuk Is really disabled no one will
ftel the blaw more deeply than he. His sea
service anlocnte to nearly sixteen years He
was unemployed seven years, and on shore
putty about two years, glvipg him a total Of
over twtnsy-four years ID thu service.
OUR FORCE AT CHARLESTON.
The following Is d brl:f statement Of the ac-
tuul force If officers, men and guns engaged
in the attack On Charleston. The iron clads
arc all Ericsson Monitors, sayc the New Iron
eides and KeekuE:
, 1863-04-14

RUMERS OF DlSASTERTC
HIS FORCE.

NEW YonE, April ia steamer from New
bern, n. c.; 9Th inst, brings the following:
"It WAS expected that Gen. Foster would
transport with 800 men went, on the 7th, to
reinforce Foster, ria Tar river, but MAS
obliged to return, in consequence Of the rebel
batteries. Fosters force consists Of 100
men.
"On the 5th, Gen. French, With 5000 men,
cndeayorcd to reinforce Foster, Bia Neu:e
river, but, meeting superior force Of rehels,
they returped. It IL said tie rebels are march
ing On Ne~bcrn."
An officer arrived By the steamer Dudley
Buck, eays Gen. Foster Ind provisions suifi-
cicnt only to Last until the 18th. Well iu-
formed persons deny the statement that rein
forcemcnts sent overland from, Sewbern had
returned, aud that some Of their baggage had
stuck in the mud.
The rebel force between Washington, n.
C., and Newbern, is reported at 10000, un-
der Gen. Hill, and 1000. under Gen. Petit
grew.
The gnnboat Valley City, it is reported,
reached Washington, rida}ed with cannon
balls.
The Dudley Bnck touched at Fortress Mon
roe, where it was rnmored Gen. Foster had
surrendered.
BosroS, April ia special dispatch to
The Boston Herald, dated Newbern, n. G.,
April 9tb, says a reconnoitering cavalry force,
sent out overland on Tuesday, the 7th, en-
countcsed :: strong force Of rebel pfckets, ten
r. Il
, 1863-04-14
FROM RICl1MOND.


HEADQUARTERS Army or THE roroHAc,}
april II, 1853. {
4 refugee who left Richmond last Tuesday,
has arrived In our lines. The bread riot in
that city Was witnessed by hiM, and caused
the greatest CONSERVATION among the authori-
ties. The women we're the heads Of families
Of the working classes, aud were aetualsJ
starving, many having been compelled to beg
on the street. 4 repetition Of the demonssra-
tion was feared, and every precaution WAS be-
ing taken to avert it. The effect upon the
troops was very demoralizing, the men being
clamoroue, and demanding that their families
thonld be f.d.
ReinforccEents are hnr1ying up to Freder-
ickrbu1g as rapidly as possible, most Of them
conseripts and conTa1escents.
Several divisions are encamred about Rich
nond, one Of which started OF in great haste
At the time Ayerill visited Culpepper, but re-
turned again in few days.
Work has been suspended upon the fortia-
cations around Richmond, their imprcgnabili-
t. being considered certain.
Earth*o *orks are being thrown up along the
Rnpidan river, but the force In that vicinity Is
composed chiefly Of cavalry.
Two Vunhoate, iron clad, arc ah01t In james
river. The Virginia lies down near Drury's
Bluff, and 1las made several attempts to pass
the distractions, but failed. The third is un-
finished, but rapidly approaching completion.
, 1863-04-14
Consolidation Of Reduced 2kcEi-
IueAfs.
war DEp'T. AD,'T G3Sl:z OFF1cE,'
Washington, April 10, 1853. /

Washington, April 10, 1853.
General Orders No. SO.
l. Under the. authority contained in Sec
tiops 10 and 20 of theact ''for enrolling and
calling out tue national forces, and for other
purposes" approved March ), 1Sts;,, II Is oT-
volunteer army HOW reduced, or that may be
reduced hereafter, as SET forth in said sections,
consolidation shall be made in accordance
with the following rules:
l. LJaatTy-Each regiment will be consol-
iiatcd into I've OF o lcss number Of compan-
les, and the Colonel, Major and one AS
sistan1 Surgeon, mustered out.
2. {dsal'y-Eacl regiment will he couso1-
iiated into six or 4 less numbcr ofcompanic5,
and tie Colonel, two Majors, aud one Assist
ant Surgeon mustered out
5. Tie cumpaacs and batteries formed by
consolidation will he II the maximum
strength, and will be organized as now direct
ed b., law aud regulation. Tue first letters Of
the alphabet will be used TO designate the
companies.
4. The company officers commissioned and
non. n.commissioned-r d-rsudcred snpeGnnmerary,
with those eutlmeratcd in the foregoing. will
he mustered out Of service at the date Of the
consolidation. All other commissioned aud
non commissioned officers will be retained.
s. The officers to he retained vii! be select
cd By the division and corps commanders, I'M
der the Instructions Of the commanding Gen
eral Of the army OF department., from among
the most efficient officers Of the respective
regiments.
Il. After tho consolidation, as herein direct
cd, the reduced proportion Of officers will be
maintained, and no appointments to vacan-
cies will be made, except upon notification
from the Adfutant General of the army. To
this end, commanders Of armies aud Depart
n,cnts viii, report, weekly, to the Adjutant
General, the vacancies to be filed. The said
reports will be separats for each State, aud
must embrace the name, rank and regiment
Of the party creating the vacancy, with dates
and cause thereof 1fan order has been is
sued in the case, its number, date and source
| must be given.
Commissaries and Assistant Commissarics
Of musters will closely observe this paragraph,
| and make no naueteEs in excess Of the proper
| tfon herain liked.
III. The following are the sections OF the
| act reftrrcd to, aud under which the foregoing
| is ordered:
| "SEc, 10. aud Be il }arthtr enacted, That
wbenerera regiment Of volunteers Of the same
| arm, from the same State, Is reduced to one
| hnlf the maximum number prescribed by Law,
the President may direct the consolidation Of
the companies OF such regiment: Hrorided,
| That no company 50 formed shall exceed the
maximum number prescribed by law. When
such consolidation 4 made, the regimental
officers shall he reduced in proportion to the
| number Of companies.
"SEo. 20. AnI be IL further enacted, That
| whenever regiment is reduced below the
minimum number allowed By laT, no officers
shalt be appointed In such regiment beyond
those necessary Tor the cotumand Of such re.
| duced number"
By order Of tho Secretary of War.
E. D. TowxsENp,
Assistant Adiutant General.
, 1863-04-14
Chicago Qribnne.


Cnicn men, irrespective OF party, cannot
honestly object to rest their feet on the
sure and stable platform suggested in the
call for the Union City Convention. 1t
touches no old party scars and tender
spots 1t is 4 joining OF hands around the
altar ol our common destinics as 8 people.
Now is the time when none but Union
men OF approved loyalty must be put on
c1larl. Let every lpya1 man inin in the