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Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. n. 1868.

We are sorry 10 chronicle anything other
than il praise Of the Guard At this point.
We have rarely seen finer body Of men
among the Volunteers Their picturesque
costume, always neat and trim, their sol
dierly bearing, their hardy forms, and
manly department, Ito say nothing Of the
gilt belt Of tho Major Commanding have
called forth the compliments of all, and if
the companies on duty here are fair repre-
sensatiyes Of their regiment, the nation may
well feel proud Of the N. =. Independent
Battalion.
The best wish that we can make for
them, il faip field, and they will give
good account Of themselves. But there are
black sheep, and such are those guilty of
tho outrage on Thursday night last, and Of
others at different times previous. On three
occasions they have broken into the con-
traband quarters and stolen government
stores, and on Christmas Eve they raw
aged, and made off with provision which
the negroes had prepared for next days
celebration, besides government property.
On Thursday night last we were called out
BY the clamor, to a tent filed with fright
eaed men, women, and children. and found
TINT some soldiers had broken into the negro
quarters and made great confusion, besides
driving out the inmates. In this tent was
. woman very sick with lung fever, and
we were told next day by the surgeon at
tending her, that she was much worse for
the exposure.
Now all this is shameful, and We have
yet % know, that :" any one is to blame,
or even q proper investigation made by the
commanding officer Indeed we are In
formed that he treated the complaints
which we're made about the first outrages
with great Indifference, and even refused
guard for protection of U. s. property
But Major John Carter Brown, of the In
dependent Battalion. New York Volunteers,
i an enigma 10 us--he does 50 many things
that nobody else would do. This Point was
quiet and peaceable until his advent. There
we're no difficulties existing under officers
previously in command, and the hospital
vas the dominant interest
4 There has been too much trouble made
here, during the past few weeks, to say
nothing about the outrage upon the Sur
z NJ u
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

THE Steamer Balloon arrived on Friday
laden with lumber for the new dining hall
Among the passengers we noticed the dim
inutiye form of Maj. Gen Allen, whose
cheerful countenanee is always welcome to
his host of friends
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

DURING the past week ffty-one patients
have been returned to duty, forty-fve trans
ferred to other hospitals, thirty-6vc dis
charged from service, and two deaths-re-
naming in hospital, thirteen hundred and
forty-one.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27
Local Items.

The Surgeon in charge has ordered the hospt-
oil calls to be sounded at the following named
hours until further notice -
Reyeille, 6 30 a. m. Dinner, IL IN.
Roll call, 40 a. m. Supper D. m.
Breakfast, Z a. m. Roll call, Z 30 p. M
Surgeon CALL q. m Tattoo p m.
Taps, 80 p. m.
Inspection, daily, 10 a. m. Recall from In
speetion, Ii u. M.
Miss Annie Semple, Of Wilmington, Del,
arrived on Friday and left Sunday morning
Miss Semple is widely and favorably known
as an active, hard working philanthropist,
and has done excellent service in the good
cause She has always manifested lively
interest in the success of this hospital, and
through her influence we have been made
the grateful recipients of numerous dona-
tons OF choice articles for our patients
Assistant Surgeon s. S. Milford, L. 5
Volunteers, left ON Sunday morning for
Portsmouth Grove, Rhode Island, having
in charge twenty-six soldiers belonging to
that State, transferred by order of the Sur
geon General.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

RErURSED.-The Surgeon in charge re-
turned on Friday from Baltimore. The
Doctor brought plentiful supply of green
backs, and disbursed three months wages
to the citizen cooks and nurses.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

ARRIyAL.-Hospital Steward J. f. Me-
Gowan, Y. $. A., detailed for duty at This
hospital BY order of the Surgeon General
arrived last week.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

: THE Steamer Major Belger arrived on
Saturday from Washington, laden with
Quartermaster's stores, horses, carts, etc,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-27

W. have the pleasure Of adding the New
Jersey Freie Zeitung toourlist Of EXCHANGES.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
DIV oooD..

r,oRssrs AyD AEIRrs At GAYSor's
- trs asshe SEASIDE ard In the eountry pi~a.~ ~
pSytear VI On oicsin scois frpn Va TO 70 BY eSpe.
evNVDS sarNog Izposse, snA Mandates,
1es p-osdway. bttreea Eishia soi NistA rrse.r
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can nad by addressing Adopted. Dor it Herald
MOTHER wsaEs TO ADOPT ADO OUT ut h.s MSE INrAMr
Al u, Gre.n xch street between Hammond and Ferry
n. m. yrIHErN JULIUS cI.AUsEx, BORN IN Br.
/ sum Dn,.lmarschen Dukedou, Hoisfe'n, penmars
10 tell whereabouts to his relations or hs home about
r,uyRa-T HAVE EEgS WAITING IN TWENTY.
,iL,J s,rse, A. The appointed hour Tuesday did
~ L.. sne know through Personals" where can
|b. ITS 70 yonr interest "s
sorog rpwAKp rAwcus. or NORTH surgLp,.
s " aosa sn s.isa psss .' W r e
wish % beef .srycs 70 voa before isavns . pe.. 10
e se9F Fors '''''' ''e''''' - !
svoRyxrloS wANrEp--or THOMAS BELLY,
Who ls Loa Ms about swo.' We ys'r. Is, ais sns
~ by " d. s..s5. Anne s.iIiy Iaar... ,,r; OF J. ~
.ryoapArros wAxTEp.-sHouLD This MEET
she syr os Perie Rowe who vssis crrsc-nt Ctr. ca
.s..n. .s .,s, sr. s.s Sns s'is D.sss a ss c.mara
l.yopN,r,ox wAyrEp--sY JOHN BERRY. rsx
rusa orspa No RS. os on q @ sS, ,no,o ne ,s,a
! ii bs thankfully received BY sddrs.siDs ssshove.
.vy p,vts-ro.pAy. n O'CLOCK. SANE PLACE
IN chslhsn ssr-et Brsrg your frten and enh hioF
tier st The Post Office
os7-ax ExcEEprsGLy ANXIOUS To HEAR
& yn, hive araai deal :, explain y,
s, Ss my T. 'Sfs 's 5os sos q, i''' ssiy xlL %sIL
10 Aporr ovr-A BEAUTIFUL INFANT. TWO
mer'hs III dar. srl rT,Dn sck curly nag and Hal
,ur p,gYS-s or rug Ltrr NIss HANNAH DO
nah p putn irsians .rs assir.a 70 se", nS,sre o.
!, ~. rros Co, - Scchanee psce.
l.UftL Nh "a cCwBA FosNERLy suriER TO
IN s r. 81 VT ~ -sass st'ery s~nd his address o.
!, West street, o. evil ~ psrsesi
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n cARD-rHs USD5 RsIaNnn WOULD BIG no
IN Inform III. many rsgs sra - aer patrons sna the
bie u fsns ,hsi We ;. egair " " nes haf'ns on
Ith srsrnr ahrrr having entire control the dts
h.nsax ma cynroundlnR department ~ ewiH - enah~
3ir.slr espsoifailg JOIN CANAAN. pharmac itis,
81 Fifla sTrnne.
klRy coors cLxRys r,ELy. ci.osrSs AssocIA.
keia III Nfsar Hal, Ibis tFrIfa eg4Hifs tAra. W. .
Oslo. ~ = .ssa "n seAe'a ~, A. ~ Z, s,sra-
T' \ saosAc. Recording .cgs l,rI'
NO." aaror.Lrv oy sr~ ost.,x. jul, >. jsa
a. crls nrh that nsuch oreaaee No SIs9 sn
,rovea May - 1850 sn-rs ier s n rght wsy fsg
.ss.ere ,e. = q dcrs irsss be ris
,nt % The centre ~ Csnai stree, 20 MsAsir~ rfcst 4
1srsbT repeated. caasr - r. Rnsss ~ !. :; v,,.
Chairman Bcscsi str~~ss AID fAn.inrs.
Approves 'sv ~ JANIS Y. MILLER.
csp,s.a 4. n A.. Aessrs nsyov.
A.. 49, c'ss. D. l. grsBgss. Secretary.
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PERsONAL

|DopTloS ANY REsPECTABLE FAMILY DEsIR-
ooa al aaopiinea healthy female child. two months
can nnd one by addressing Adopted. Dor Ia, Herald
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Fx. Writer'S. AucrIoSEEa. WILL SELL THIS NJ


day ate clock at ~ Canal street. large quantity
Esntee Hon ehoid furntnreParior Suit. Pier Manel
Bar Mirrors; splendid 10. Ia rich frames. serond
Piano Stool and Cover: Lare Curtains. OtlPa,ntngs
htrs Dining aud Tea rablrs French Clock. China
Amer and Tea 8c,s rich Cut Glassware. cegart Velvet.
cstry The ply snd Other Carfes: oicle'hs Bookea-
ewond hiack walnut and maiosany Bed stsais; marble
Dressing bureaus wa-hstands To let China Glass and
kcr ware sioveA Tin and Wo den Ware. Hair Mat. c.
FEATHER Beds Bedding Lounges, Sofa Rods. Cane Seat
kking other CT airs A.ss Chsnrber Surn't With
Are lot of uher goods As,. sorre Pony Hor. used
sr the saddle and worthy attention Can be seen At u
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

HERMAN 4 CO.. Auc rIoyEERs. WILL SELL on
Saturday Auaust l5 at O'Clock at lyg Bowrry. The
Itee! Housrhoid rnrniturc Of Mrs Louisa Rossman
ling OF Chairs. Bureaus. washsiands. Mirrors. En-
tings Itetsteaas Feather Nad- aud Pillows. 4c Also
krhan Utensils Crockery, Glassware, &c.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

'IDwARD slNTZENICH. .AUCTIONEER vALu-
III able spans OF black Horses BY ID. w. IVES CO.,
day tFrdsvl At one clock. at h6 and l51 BROADWAY.
erb span Of black Carriage Horses, l5 hands high four
lted in every way sonud kind and gent'c, afraid Of
ching and thoroughly broken--a valuable and desirable
n Of horses Elegant span Of Morgan black Carriage
ses l5 hands high four and five Years old thoroughly
en afraid Of nothing and warantad in every way We
ctfully call attention 10 the above two as being
~ desirable and really valuable animals Carriages and
IFnessA inc assortment Of top Buggies. Wagons. Car
tkes, Harm &c.
HAY HORSE FULL BL1 ODED, o years old. 10 hands
M warranted sound. kind and reutle in either nelc
ble harness good saldle Horse very stylish driver
q very valuable animal. Saddle Hnrsc-7 old,
hands high. bright chestnut
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

HENRY d. MINER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
3E Nassau street. opposite the Post Office MINER
JSMERyiLIE VIII sell at auction Saturday. August ID
y oeors In front of th r saesroo 81 Nassau st-cet
tbk brown Horse 5b hands hi b. about siS years Cd
sranteh sound and kind in nil harness. stylish and
's driver. from biemisa ;.and trot In mnnt
Buggy built to order by Of our best city manu-
ers. has bnt few times. SGT of silver mouut
Hiasncss in perfect orse Also, two Top Bnggies In
xrder
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RoaART. AUCTIoNEER-By g. & y BoGART =
Saturday, Auanst U.s. y. Its O'Clock. nt the aaeiion
kna No North William mortgage sale II HouSc-
q Ylrnilnre cus sting Of rnabosAny SOFAS Louu
any ardrobea RuEesus wssh.a, ,ds sle tor c-nir
iur Chars Rockers, agany French Eedsleds, iIaie
Atess~s feather Beds -ni bedding. black wauwt Eta
Be. marble topa: Looking Glssrs Kitchen Furnarc-
% Horses. waFons Coaches. Harness, 40.
cHAA. r WATTS, Attorney for Nortspccr
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BoGART. AUCrIoSEER-BY g. 4 J. BoGART,
this day. at lrx o'clock. 1T lag West Thirty eighth
naanny ny g. nenssnDci ufsre' r w;
noch Pisr Mirrors Redseads Hair Msssresses. Feather
"a, Bediing and Carpe;s Aisn, Horse and Trm x
y. Harness, Horse Power K,ndling Wood Cutting Ma
tne Counter. re-. &c.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

HERMAN 4 CO. AUcTIoNERs. WILL SELL THIS
IN DAY. August u, at nL o'clock. ~ ~ Rnwcry.
ke and important sale OF Wines Btsndes. Rum Cham,
Inc Ac-.0 ne Brande-, 45 casks 6De JamAi
&ns 81 troy Rum. ~ Sbls Bourbon and other hsskeya
u Bnters Port sherry and Clafet Wines Also 800
drni johns BraHdies Rum. Gtn Syrnps, &c. Also loO
|es and baskets Champagne Of celebrated brands The
I've well worthy the attention Of dealers AZ the
|Iorsa OF duality. Terms cash.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
lUCTION SALE OF

j HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ROTH. Auctioneer will soil this dav (Friday), Au
q H. al u O'Clock, the property of family goin- to
ope a. the elegant resideno 10 West Eighth stree, be
Fifth ana Sixth avenues consisting OF magnificent
eewood Planoforte. three heagtfu Parlor Suits marble
Tabes Etageres Clocks Vases. Curtains. rosewood aud
ck walnut Bedsteads. Bureaus. Hair and Spring Mat
ses Lounges Chairs Ro kers Glass, China and silver
re. Table Cutlery, &c Sale positive Deposit required
!UcIIoN SALE OF GRocERIEs-os FRIDAY. AT
HI 10y o'clock 81 Msrtle aveune. corner Honston
bet BY COLE MURPHY Anctionesrs csnpr.sine
s Sugars Coffee Flour Soap Starch, Spice =, Picxles
Wk Hams OIL Molasses Counefs Fixtures show Ga
w Cansers Ice Box s ales and Weights Horse, Wagon
Ihrness &C., the whole comprising large and general
lprtment.
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Y DOUGHTY. AUC1IOyEEE, WILL SELL THIS
day and to each day nj l0ts cncx. mt sales
.rp. ~ Nassau street iarge assortment OF amt
adhand Ho.sehoid Furniture. Careis; Parar Suits.
as. Chairs Bureaus Washsnnds. Bedsteads. Hair Mat
3scs Lounges, wsrdro,rs. French Plate Pier Gnsscs
Chandeliers. &c tho whole brnr the furniture of .
he hiehesi bidder Cor cash.
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ALLi-MADAME MORROW

A sTONIsHIN0 TO ALLi-MADAMK MORROW.
n seventh daughter. and bora with naturai gft Of foxc
sight 70 s how aud often you VIII mary and al rou
wish :, cry thoughts. or no pay Her
marc image full opeison and her equal not TO
found whole world. She ueay c1,afms and
likeness Of future huxs
band aud absent friends withons charge i5 Ludlow
below Houston. Fee only twenty hye cents all hours
until ~ IN Tho nng Gcntiencn not sdmiised.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

| nfsCEI.LANEOUs.
IL .IS. KINDS i,s Sr LIrsR.rusE PHOTO Il l,o
% = ss = sen.
3A'' ''' AGscP Scs & hsEwEss fulton street.
~ Is, the new material discovered BY r s. Davis and
his impro ed process Of manu- aearng them ns Ardsi.
aee ton Toe edlea faculty endorse them a. tae best IN
| 1. j DAVIS. optist ABS Broadway.
ANY PARTY HAVING GOOD LITTLE SAFE, RE.
"A spectacle business OF an interest in such 70 dnoss ds
the oiicrs Of Mr. brewster. 70 csaScsrs street
| ,oLoR YOUR own cARrEs DE yIsiTE "A BOX or or
L. prepared Liquid Colors expressly for the use o. .he
's'ss' sshow POI 81 ss %
|,gpoy,o DIAnRnGA AND cHILpREss HowRy.
ccmpisuA nermanently cured By Or ,srsa A. MnnL q
we iE Rin.. 81 per box warranted 70
D1vopcra oaT.1ss.D FOR PERSONS FROM ANY
b,1x state y mnsr %nGSs ss,.sss ggs
@ s%Ss Air. sto.ss.y l'.s Apply 70
~.Yuoon .yD ruv voooKor YOUTH REsToaED
sor Asa4 TIE D. .ssnes as
p Rcod Psris .,tsr year, O. ess, d the Aasris.s
sss 14.s r. y
ami y The saa:sfs sss,. con- n
or Tssssr m
most inveer.s four weeks and f used rs
'nisrSe'Ss. III: e rso1.s 9
oAnowsSsd bg he medical al prrs 70 s se shc greatest
covery mads It's developing powers mrSculolE
throws isnor.nee Dr. Ricords E.ssnee sold 10
with fall Instructions Tor 1t s. or four
irene Tor ~ and viii be .en any part careMny
EoLxK6 III street. door ~ss oi Broadway.
MARBLE MANTELs.-THE BEST PLACE IN THE
u city 20 purchase cheap and well finished Manteis -
street. near TSiri a~enae. New York &c ca. his out
MARBLE MANTELa-MARBLE NANTEI.S. OF THE
~ Inss And s 1s ri Ma1ss ossS ws q %
avenue Third street, New York Call and convince
yourself
DosTTIvE CURE FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A
half gallon glass jar MI i tw.-thIda Inl of water let
month OF the turn II upside down. and place on the
part affected. The will immediately commence TO
bubbe the inepse heat by the sunstroke II
must DO kept until the water becomes calm then the
p-''' c. r. MERMIER, Brooklyn, L.. I.
TAKE NOTICE-DONr PAY SO. ONLY 8, CENTS
L Full written instructions given In colorng cartes de
gard preparing the cards for coorng Address
Artist enclosing 90 cents. with and address, sta
tioi d, Bible House
TYPE METAL wANTED-CAsH WILL Re PAID FOR
sfcw hundred weight OF Type Metal. Apply at the desk
o: this oticc.
WHITE WINE vINEGAR-IN HALF TIERcEs or
w 24to 70 gailons. ut j. A. SCHMIDTS. % Old slip.
yNANTED-ONE OF RODGERS TOBACCO CUTTING
w Machines aud Stem Rollers. Apply at l6i Maiden
lane
Gs)S0 WANTED, TO PURCHASE. A LIGHT MA
%AJV. nufacuring other business. none but princt
pals nee apply Address Tor week George Cartc sta
uon g, Fourth street
ANTHOLOGY
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A CAUTION 70 LATfEs-NADANE KEbfKLL III
n male Physician, iGz Chambers dsruss ber duiy
10 csuin ladies who appropriate her I'D
word Tor word merely substituting sems lao
snd wholly lrfestonsbs person Ma - or Doc
These have spurious medic and other i
deprive the easily dnped o.
we'll VI thrir Of ther health. That ladies' maj
| tvo
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,rur Nyw sgDgwnfsL argAxsR %. a. wtsasrs
70 easss ~ kissfss.sa Aypsy - nsstb s4ves
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

BONA FIDK AsTROLOGIST-wHoM KvEky ONk
n depend on. 10 Madame WILSON. She tells ths
object your yon sni the events o
your hoe life brings out o the most Pstous ~
d~rtAkiug. N. B.-Magts cbarmsMsdame wtIron 10 the
frat Who foducrd them In this cyy Tenthoossnd
dollars reward 70 any rerson who can prove shs not
t,.er he bske
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
BETrER AsrRoLOGIsr Is nor rO Rk YO

BETTER ASTROLOGISr rs NOT TO Bk POVkD
IA IN the city than Dr. T. D. DKoUumION lie saccesI
giving satisfaction when all others fall lie be
suited all affairs OF human life. such courtshr, mar
riagc. travelling, removals. iswsns Obtaining staats,
welfare of absent friends &C.; also
sickness II the .ck party will die Of the present
sickness; the time they viii begin 70 amend
what part Of tue body h a'sd and wha, ,r-.tnent and
medicine adapted FOR the sick TermsLs
die. "a cents; gcstcuen 81 Questions nnswcred BY aet,er
and phrenoiogca Ismnations made For further parcu
nnth Planet Reader" price by
rA three cena Office i20 Greene street. near Prince.
New York
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

,UCTION NOTicE-WILLIAM IRVING, AUCTION
. eeer -Ho shoh Furniture. Horses Carriages &C
'lNTON oSGOOD will sell Ibis day friday, August
t l0a O'clock, mt the saesroo, 81 Cedar street, House
~ Furniture consisting Of Brsses. Three Ply and SatI
{pets Oh Cloths maosany and cottage Bedste ads. Pal
''ses, Suite Fn,nture, green Reps, mahogany Lounge
yAcase ros wood lie, crimson cured Brocate
ia Eastre oak Lcnn.e. Reps Office Chairs. cane seat
mahogany Chairs Footstools Window Shades Corncea
Mr. Rods. zee iseraiors. Meat Safes Washstands,
Table, Iron BedseAas Water Coolers Tin Ware. oppei
1<ies Crockcry Kitchen Furniture, &c. Al 2 O'Clock
Coupe Rockaway. four seat Rockaway, sorrel Ma .
sars old, IG hands high, kind and gentle in all har
The New York herald., 1863-08-14


OFYIcE or rnx PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP com.
" paoy. New york. Ausus ~, tsss
this aay declared avidend a. eve csnt u. capital
stock. earnngs " the last three months
or titrd the sfockhodess, nt tho
NE rsnsfsr ssl. w e,s.s oa The sis ssd reopen on
rW.0 RELLows. Secretary pro tam
<NrrIcE or TmE NoRru AMERICAN FIRE INsu'
~ rance Company, No Wal street New vork July :,
IEGs-Noos akcreby that the bosks Of Subscriptions
-. insreesed capital ef tho North Amercsn firc Isss
a si srs., aud vii coaa~s cssn mn,ii ,hs 5Gs dsr
order W. BLEECkER. Secretasy.
nrfrcE OF rug VERMONT CDPPER MINING CON
~ paay fYI ixsadway. New Yosk, ArRus< ~ p6a--Ibe
ard N day drtared quarterly
Rs on ana after he ls.r instsn Tf.sSrer
book. ere closed. vii reogen - y" i!tl my
DRfzE NOSEy NOW HfsiSg casuFD AND col
seed - ihs calc- rriy@lss with ssouuss aa hsat.
Asnl.,a and Qua s~r CIV pl~ss es. ALFRED a. BRIcg
Army ara May Baker -, Broaa~sy, rru Anii street.
cNre No q
CournrnS BASK MOTIFS s.aruKaS STAFF
wanted a ~ hl.arss faas W W. y. scgsSyor >; sss.
Aifett.
co Oo0 10 Loan AZ six PR Ggsr ToR a
To WV term ~ yeass On hoad an sinltE&sa isi
TfaTrl fesi esia'r Ia thA tils Afsy ~ ANffFVNr
Nfanf A.. Arorey - Lac. ~ rr-~ssAs = Ne =
yagN
clu 00O yrrp-IRoM ~ rkAEs oS
sro y. . vhtsKtfs cL.sg. - csssr s,r-s,
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AsTROLOG Y /.

A BUSINESS AND MEDICAL CLAIRvOYANT. WHO
N has equal In Amer and h III. lady Who Arst adj
y-rtscd IN this city Boston, ~s $1,000 reward Ia Of
fe,r to any person who her giving correct i
ormaon on ost or stolen goods law absent friends
matters Of ali kinds ~ you havs trouble
how serious aIlay for she also
scrbes for III diseases and II making great cures B.
This humbu does skc wish impose the
wary Please st her skill This iaf also manufactures
wash lad Chinesr Hyso .aDlr frneny for
ng ekles tan and sunrR end renders the sksn perfect
for the toilet Ladies' Try Please remember thsa I. the
only independent In tba city Sac can refer 10
the most prominent cuzsns or New York. Philadelphia
Bo and cities Gail satisfy yourselves. Oce
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
SALES AT AUCTION.
o. BAKER 4 90. AueTroNEsRs

UcTfCN NOrICk.-boOrs AND SHOES.
H Wh NJ HOLLINGsh EAD, AUCuoNEER
BY CHARLES @. WARREN.
N sALKSROOMs % oRrLANDT STREET
FRIDAY. AUGUST H. at 10Y O'CLOCK
Il sENLwEEkLY PACKAGE ArCrIoN sac
3f BOOTS. SHuAS. RAL dONALS BROUANS &C.
THE cArALOUGE
ILL INCLUDE THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS,
EMBRACING CONSiGNMENfS
GREAT VARIETY, FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-
,AcTURERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND N. Y. CITY.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

7 AIDES, no IMPOSITION MADAME Bf.ANcH. THE
kurosn cisrvoy ssi A.,rolnx.. has arrived
thoughts brius together those se and
speedy MARRIAGE ieiis yon the hanr % the WIN
hEenrxs ~ future nnsha
or assrni fri,nd fraAy. LADIES 2s cents. oenteman
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
ExCuRssssxs.

l.,I~utsG Bf~kS AHnyl--s 1y csVunr pA.ls
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Resolutions on the Resignation Of
Major II. +. Fisher.

BOWLING GREEN, KY, Feb. Is, 1868.
AT meeting of the officers of the
23d Michigan Infantry, convened fol
the purpose of expressing their feeling,
in respect to the resignation of Major
FISHER, Capt. o. l.. Spaulding, of Co
A, was chosen chairman, and Lieut.
Geo. b. Greene, Co. A. Secretary. A
committee, consisting of Capt. John
Garland, Co. H., Chaplain james s.
Smart, and Lieut.. w. G.. Stewart, Co
e, woro appointed to draft resolutions
and reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, Major b. F. FISHER has
been in command of this regiment du.
ring most of its history, COL Chaplin
having been actingas Brigader. @ eneral
and Lieut.. Col. Pratt having been de-.
tanned as a prisoner of war at Charles.
ton, S. c., awaiting his exchange; and
whereas he has found it necessary to
resign his position as Major on account
of i'll health; and whereas, it is our do
sire to give him and the public some
suitable expression of our appreciation
of his worth as a man, and of his char.
acter as an officer; therefore
Resolved, That our esteem for him as q
military commander, and our confidence
in him as man of honor and unswerv.
ing integrity, and our affection for him
as true and noble-hearted friend and
brother in arms, and our admiration of
his many noble qualities have steadily
increased as our acquaintance with him
has been extended; and while we pray
that his subsequent career in life may
be prosperous and happy, we cannot
but express our deep and unfeigned re.
greet that circumstances should make it
necessary for him to leave us.
RcSolUea, That his pure and ardent
patriotism, his devotion 10 the cause of
human freedom, his hatred. of tyrants
and traitors, and his deep disgust for
lukewarm supporters Of the Govern.
ment, challenge our warmest admiration,
and shall be cherished in our memoI les
as traits eminently worthy to be emu.
lated by every soldier in the army.
RssOl0ed, That by his skill as mill.
tary instructor, by his interchangeable and
energetic efforts to perfect the drill and
discipline of the regiment, by his earnest
solcitude for the physical welfare of the
mon under his command, and by the
most assiduous attention to all the du.
ties of his position, he has won the
unqualified appreciation Of his fellow
officers, and deserves the thanks of all
who are interested in the high character
and efficiency of our troops.
Resolrea, That the Secretary of this
meeting be requested to transmit an &C.
count Of these proceedings and n copy
Of these resolutions TO Major Fisher,
and also to forward the same to the
Detroit AeivertiSer and Tribune, and to
the Free Press, for publication, with the
request that they be copied by the pa
pers in the Congressional district where
this regiment was raised.
At tho request of the meeting the
resolutions were read at dress parade
by the Chaplain, and on motion Of Col. |
Chaplin, were adopted by the regiment,
with three rousing cheers for the NJ ajor.
Capt. o. l.. SPAULDrNG, Chairman.
. Lieut.. GEO. b. GREENE, Secretary.