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, 1863-04-13
x ATAR RHl CAT ARR Il
Dr.. Stttey's Liquid Catarrh Remedy,
sEre cure tar
rl -. r,1d IN tho Hos3

easer TO cure catsrrh than consumption ana y
aadcfFtand the better way 10 cure eonfumptoha
~ Ehe sTInntous OF Cat4,rh they generally Ap7eA:,
..e af frst very slight TcrtoHs md they hare colo
1nd Bsd tat tsy hsve tseYIeat a9n VII. cor
son tse n nose nay Sc a. Or sgat aseha.ge tG!a
I'd acrid. aiterw1rds becoming thick and adhesEc.
"A the disease becomes chronic the hIc W
rreased in Quantity and changed In quality tney AZ
noW thick aud and hrs ehe Eot f1a o. y NC
:npxinE had breath tie voice IL thicE and nasal the
eyeS IRE weak the sense Of SMELL . lcstened or oe-
Efroycd: dcatness frequently takes p!ace ~
By the a!d OF the Liquid CATARhn REAED3. AL
.hese tyn!ntoms can b erectna'iy rssnovsd ,,r..
Que month With full sad clea1 directions. sent ny ex
ofaeo, 1872 South clark Street, up statEso
Ada1tu Dr., D. II. SEELTE.
ocii-ylsssn Pos, Once Box 1s't, CHICAGO. n.
w Z CHALLEN GE tn E
~ WORLD to produce psepsratoa 50 eminent 1Gae T.
iy yla1nltss generally approved. ard Sd pef1oes 10
1ts opcratto1.As
It cosTecss The injurious eecs o other dYes
r1tca The ia!r Ii appljcd IN simple manner operate
.nssptareouE|y toss stxa toe ekla, and It's unsa
are the ctuntcffctts Of Sstnre . uon..
Maauiassu ed oy J. ClsTADono ASfor m Il M9asS II;
Frice ii o. = 81 and e per boz according t. sze
CristAdorns HAr IrrtceFatiEe y IN valuable ~it! ~
fi7ul RIcts and great Vitality to the ElAlr .
Price 30 certs. tleo. an1 e per bottle aecord.nt
TO sfxe tul.l3-bs2ssn
, 1863-04-13

Wallace Katie Il A mrag Nillmans A D miss
Wallace ThrErsc mrs Williams L n miss
Ward Annette mrs Wilson Jennie mrs
Warner Hcpeie E mrs Wilson Solomon mFs
Waterman D mrs Wilson Lontaa miss
Wateon j mrs 1yoodcock Hannah mrs
watson + r mrs Woodruff Elm 4 miss
Watkins Sarah mrs Wood" orth Mary ) nrs
Nr|1rn F,apk G m;eaa Neodman E ufea
walsh MAJ miss Woods Msy 4 mrA
whitney Vim mrs Wood Stephen II mrs
Whithock Ee1eou mrs Wood Btapch miss
Wilmarth james mrs Wright Jennie MISS
Wilcox II miss Wright LaSenia m1s
NiIeonCsrrfe mies Wright aasa U1ss
Wilder n mrs
YONG Hannah u mrs Yeascr Mary y mrs
Youuy Emma L mrs Young Mary mrB
Touu: Eliza Yoangmire a mrs
, 1863-04-13
6elmbnl1'e &xtrn1t Bnfbns.

9jelmbnlo's &xtrn1t Bnthn..
HELKB0LD'S |
Highly Concentrated
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Buchu, |
POSITIVE
AND SPECIFIC REMEDY
Fer Non-Retention or Incontine1es of
Urine, Irritation, Inflammation or
Liberation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Diseases Of the
Prostate Gland, Stone
in the Bladder, Cal
culous Grayelor
Brick Dust
Deposit
and
Mucus Or Milky Discharges, and all
Diseases or Affections ofthe Bladder
and Kidneys, and Dropsica1
SweNings existing in
Hen, Women or
Children.
Hell LhABDlD'S EXTRACT sUcHU
For Weakness arising from Excesses
Habits Of Dissipation attended with the
following symptoms: 1ndisposition to
| Exertion, Loss Of Power, Loss Of
| Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing,
| Weak Nerves, Trembling, Hor-
ror Of Disease, Dimuess Of
| Vision, Wakefulncss, Pain
in the Back, Universal
| Lassitude Of the Nuscu-
larSystem, HotHands,
| Flushing oftheDody,
! DrynesS ofthe Skin,
Eruptions On the
Face, Pallid
Counte-
| nance.
These symptoms, Il allowed to 60 on which thf
| medicine invariably removes. soon follows E&-
tuitr. Epileptic Fits, In one Of which the
pstient may expire. Who can say that
they arc nc: :ffeauently foloweaby
those 'tdirctul diseases" IN
SANITY and C0SSUMP-
TIOS. Many are 1ware
OF the cause oftheir
suffering, but
none willcon-
fess. The
records
Of the In
zane Aey!ums,
and the Me1au-
choly Deaths BY Con-
sumption. bear ample
witness to the truth ofthc
assertion. The Constitution once
affected with Organic Weakness, re-
dures the aid Of medicine to StrenSthen
and iaytsorate the System, which HELM,
BOLDS EXTRACT BUCuU Invariably dos
, 1863-04-13

DOMESTIC hED FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
6tocks. rank Notes, Land Warrants. Specie. &C. &C.
Deposits received Collections promptly made.
Drafts on Irtiard FRANCE aud Germany fol sale II
sunlE To sui
pEtW or
READ, DHEXEL 4 Co., New Tork.
DREXEL d Co., Phtt2delplIa.
, 1863-04-13
4 G A RID
Deafness and Blindness.

M 15NDER Toop. ocullzs SD Aa1,t. crerat.r.
lnrreon III Randolph street Mar theShexnaa Aons3
CulcAao. IILISola.
Dr Il. oted III. professional 1ife T. op4tA'Eais
Ii tta new I'D inseaions a:s:unae And apr1ratus
md fhe different modes of p M Tssd @ ,os ~ r.
nd aa1s} esas s1d q M L3ndo3 ts rsrs
suct.at nd 1noIn opcEst!opa for Deafness Cataract
fe FL TstrSa5o "a E. Es'er,q
" -; Id SPURIOUS grvwths OF every desc1in
ioa ARTIFICIAL ty,s Easnsu%s p inserted "a! -
iM1srnra tstoscape phnzy2Eoece7e a1d Opsthaemc
at. sn n.9nsnf5y sa,d oaai,
taIts FYe snd Far thns revealing the csase I'D
ithrto heem thought fossreE hidden IN da:kae:s AID
isas~Sis Hsslsssv ssS ,,NscHritY nh12 b SIN
, 1863-04-13

III Z
GREAT EXTERNAL REMDEY,
Fee Gzas HREAA1!aSs sSSR ffSS
hEaE4sHk rs SEk255S ASS Sfa SiJ5iE5Eis aia}HsTl'
II. Stephen gwcet, ofConncctfcut,
Tie great natural Bone Setter.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, ofConncct1cut,
Is lu5wn all over the United 6tstes.
Dr.. stephen ssrcct, ofConneeticut,
IL the author Of "Dr. Sweets 11fAl1lhle Ltalment"
Dr. Sweets Infal1tble Linincnt
Cures Khcun,at,zm AID never n!is.
DR.. Sweets 1nfa1ltblo Ltniment
IS certain rcu .dJ for Neuralgia
Or. sweets Infa111b1c Lfnl:nent
Crres Burns and scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infal1ible Ltntment
Is Tie best known remedy toE sprsns and Bru'ses
DR.. sv-cct,s Infa1lIb1e Linfrncnt
Cure. Headache imnedats3f ELL AID was never 10
Dr. sweets Infa1lfble Ltnfmcnt
Affords immediate relief for Files and seldom fans
10 cure.
Dr. sveet.s dnfaI1ib1e Ltntmcnt
rures Too1hsche In one minute.
| nr, Sveet,s Iufnl1fbie Lfn1nent
/ ruees Cuts and Wounds Immediately. and 1csTes no
/ scar.
! DR.. Sweets 1nfal1fblc Ianfrnenf
/ Is the best remedy for Sores in theknoEn ~osla-
DR.. Sweets In1a11ible Lfnizncnt
.,.s heen used r rpoYe than million people. aud al
| praise it.
DR.. Sweets I0fa11ible LtnI1ncnt
7s.-'ro frtcnd In need" ard tycry family shonld
] have it 1t Land.
DR.. 8srcct.s Infnufb1e Ltnttncnt
| Is for 6a1e br Ill Druggists. Price IS cents.
| RICHARDSON i Co.
Sole Pzop.ieto.s. TEtch. Ct.
| For sale hY LORD & SMITH. General Western
trents II aEc street Chicago, ard By dc1icrs cyeJ
| 49, s-' nhyA&9G-eoN-1yW
, 1863-04-13
Eni}rnan nn0 Gttdmbuat ftnts.

Railroad and 6ttdmbuat Emts-
GOoDR1CH's L1NE-For MIL
ES$FS 67zosa4A sfS5SF I'd FTo
stmr. sUNnEAm,{ stunr. COMET,
CAPT. .. r. MORGAN. CAPT. FRED rAssr-
pne etths ahe!e asx .:soneA. saa ut s.nas aas.
EVERY MORNING AT O'CLOCK,
Commencing Monday, April IS, 1853.
For freight or pszaZe apply To
4. z. GOODRICH,
Ap1t-ca.et ro.e 4 River sssees.
TOR LAKE SUP ERIOR. |
: i Tne .taunea ard fas. Low Pressure Side Wheel
STEAMBOAT "clEvElAA0,"
cspt. JOHN MCKAY
w .ssas stsFfii Ss s.s0 s 'ad
AnothsT beat v 10 III h - sdded e ~. e INC
.rees,s. rao. t. seRSfIsa sea;s Isss!s ..se:,
FOR La re SUPERIOR.
l. Tie stanaca aud last new stesues
S e A 3 r r D,
CAPT. DoUGAL,
VIII her Esssz santsse tss: set"eea
On the 25th OF April, 1868.
.pses, -. $ : s. SRnSefs: asas Ell: a:sss ssses.
RUFFALo, CLEVELAND
1868 Chicago Line. 1868
Fs7 Ne ensuing season ot ts,tss.sn .hs
Western Transportation Company,
CHICAGO AND BUFFALO.
DAILY LINE
Sundays e1ce2:e for The transportation n rrs!rs'
s1d rss:sensefs. Running in connection at Buffalo
New York Central Railroad, spau1d
ing's Express, Union Express;
'S 10y nd IF + Is$: Is: & III 1ss'ds ''
cLEfEEsSp 1:SEa-s:sf' 1Si 1SD PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
The ,te.mers composing this linz a,e ot :ae Is.s:s
sl:e. md q great s.Fsneth nd 'Pee. with sa3etso'
%h a1e:s u. the
to contract to transport so New Ssr9 Hos
albany Troy and all the principal rolnts On t1e
line Of tie New York teutTal la.truA4 And The k!lt
| CAaal II The port. the West SHORE Of Lake Achl
fsn scd :eo11 those port. to ceveans Buffalo. aoe
| Ill pviIts Eaet. ...
For rates Of freight snd passage spniy TO
JUL = NVi%e' a1eaA ~ T. - tNsA11 o'"' w. "N
nrGn ALIEN. Agent Western Traa+po:tat:oa Co.
ii: i. sPAiL LDiSG. spaa:dns's Express. No: ~
u Ii. wfIGUS co ,Pron7' e,oss c. Ua1oa Exprez
aud Agents Troy ! E1!e Liue. No ~ Broadway. s2
| No. II Coenttes =. y. T.
RnSD i MORRIS. Cleveland. Ohio.
WM S1ENAKT. Agent q 4 r. r. r. PsttSbuzc Pi
RICHnOND & HANCOCK, AEtx.s
Once foot ot State street, Chicago.
SHELDON PEASE, managing A=t.1
ONCE foot Of Mtche1l. street: hudslo.
A.. A. SAMPLE,
| 1rsc14.4r, PA.stn. .A.eat.
, 1863-04-13

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
A-Sotice t. hereby xtvrn that tie undersigned.
AalntrstoE p the est:e e co,f
Courty ant Safe OF Illlno nsst'e At the February
term thereof for he yesr A. D eighteen hnnarsd aaa
the hours of I. ocl1ck !. II a2d aEc O'clock =. A+
On the premises. On.
Friday, the first t1st) day o. Hay, 1858,
An or 80 much OF fanowt.E real estate OF the said
Ecyai Mooefa deceased. as Htn ro Necessary t. paY
thc utstantt.lls dehts sost sad estate. to-wlt:
LOT T1Sot2} n BLOCE EIGHTEEN t1s}.
In Vo.cotk Addition the City Of Chic3zo togetheE
with sLe house nnd cshe. .lsnpro1esnent> thereon.
AEso-L tee:even III. twelve H. tht.teen III and
nn Addcon to tho City Of Chicago. Ia The State o<
l.tnoe.
place on the prerles The pCrrhaser living aote and
spp1oved fecu1tty: and mottEsse On the pstlse7o 70
secure tic ra@melt nf the purchase Money. -
Dated this t~en'iesA feta, d., e Ma;sh n, 4 1s.
AdniustsEtor ot the Of RoYal Noocss deceased
u.hsnhE3 1few6wT
, 1863-04-13

TOR SALE-Real Estate-1CO It,
ON tSe coenx OF Mathon ana Curtis seFeo,s. Win
the dv elnx hou1e No gl3 nty fcek 1s4sed Tor tuea
years Eo11 his tt1r of Nay. 1861. Tlte perfect m.
qqire 1T the on1ee Of GAlH9 RA3F4AS, foot Il
Warrington stteek West side Mh16 haQt l3teod
, 1863-04-13

nance.
'heee symptoms, II allowed to 60 on. which tht
medicine Invariably removes. soon follows Ea-
tuitT. Epileptic Fits, In one Of which tho
they arc ne: frequently followsaby
those '.dieetul diseases. N
SANITY and COSSUAP-
TIOE. Many are 1wara
OF the cause oftheir
suffering, but
none willcon-
fess. The
records
Of the In
zane Asy!nms,
and the Mean-
cholv Deaths By Con.
sumption, bear ample
witness TO the truth ofthc
assertion. The Consultation once
affected with Orsanic Weakness, re-
duires the aid Of medicine to StrenGthen
BoIb.s t5I EXTRACT BGcHU invariably does.
HELM B OLD'S
Highly Concentrated !
Compound Fluid Extract
Sarsaparilla,
For
purifying
the blood. re-
moving all dis
eases arising from eI- l.
cess aud tmprndencies IN
life. chronic constitutional
diseases aEislng from au irnpuEn
etate OF the blood, aud the only roll
hSsn se1e aaa 81 f9ssos ssfo!aa' % SID Hesd, s.t
Rheurn, Fains and S"elsln.s o1
the Bones. E1cerntions Of the
Th5oatand Lega. B!otcAes.
Pimp1es on the Face.
fe,isI' It'd ii HIiTFs31s''s' xea1y
esupttDns
Of a.tl the
Two table spooneful Of the Extract Of ssrsapaftta
aided to pint OF water. Ii equal to tee Libson Dist
Drink, aud one bottle Is tally equal to gallon OF
the syrup Of sarsapatia or the Deeoctton, as usual
II made.
n-THEsE EXTRACTS HAVE BEEN ADMIT
TED To Use IN THE UNITED STATES ARMf. and
are also III very general psa in all the STATE nos
pITALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
tt,uushout the land rs we'll a. In private prscaccs
and erc considered - invaluable remedies.
Sec Medical Properties Of Buehu,
! FROM D1sPENsAT0RY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Sec Professor DEVICES valusblo works on the
| Practice Of Physic.
SEQ reu,.rks made BY Tho late celebrated Dr..
| PAYsIC. Philadelphia.
| seerema,ts made by D.. EPnRA1A MCDOWELL.
| celebrated Physician. and Member OF the Roya1
| College Of Surgeons, Ireland. and published In tho
transactions Of tbs King and Queens Journal.
See sfed1co ChIrursical Review. published By BEN
JaNIS TRAvERS. fe1loz Of Royal College OF Sur
geons.
See moss Of the late Standard Works Of Ncalcine
PRICES:
Extract Buthu, sl.00 per bottle, or Sl1 for $50
'Esarsapartns, sl.oo PER bottle, or Sir for $50
] nou,a,ea IN ,nv ad3ress securely p.cked from D
Address letters fpr information. IN confidence. ia
HELMBOLD'S
MEDICAL DEPOT,
fO4 South Tenth Stree
10 {Bclov Chessauso
PHlLADELP HiA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs AN
uNpR1NcIPLED DEALERS,
WHO EsDE4yoz 10
Dispose OF ~,ne,r own" and "osher" articles n
~ reputation attained By
's* KELMB0LD'S PREPARATION
-. uE1ME01B's
!, GENUINE EXTRACT BUCHu,
= HElMBGLD's
sa' GENUINE EXTRACT SaRsaPARlLl
uELMB0LD,s
III, GENUINE IMPROVED R0SE-WAS
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
It.
III ASK FOR HE]L1MBOLD's
tch. | AAo
r In
n: TAKE NO OTHER.
b1e
~. h1a ~ Cut out the advertisement and
7es' for 1t and avoid inpositlon aud exposure.
et. oc&1:ga1t1
, 1863-04-13

ESTATE OF HENRY B. GOOD
IT, R1cH DycyAsxp-Puouc nottco IL hszeh=
c1veu to ii, persoas hs,ias Claims and demands
gaIrst the e.ta:. Of Henry Goodr;ch deceased %
fceuiar tsrn Of Ire County Court of Cook Comfy .
be holden the Cou.t oosS U sae Gay o. -.
day hereof ,,rcrro,- ,.n,,,.+rxtor1
ex,n.re 1srch sNfh lhS3 mh31 bs39sH
, 1863-04-13
TIPTiIERIA! DIPTHERIA!

Uiats DlrtherA Curt. GUARAsTEEp 70 crRE m All
H4sys. or TIE MONEY EEFuSpED. Tie tFade supplied
by Lord sr1tth Wholesale Druggists, 3 Lake street.
Chicago, 1e<4 A.o<-am
DATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.
~ The best In the world
, 1863-04-13

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas,
NJ on the seEer;senth aay et Easeh "A \ R,,i;s H.
oNearas e1rcuted to the uodetstened ElsasaT Einasr1
Carthew srr-sse ucoa re Eea. es9 sas naadTed aad
.foiy def.rs seears4 % e P.,a r ~ 1 sses 8.
i and she second Of ~, % tas 5ta ~ dsie Ms1r
= d III aud eyecnted ~ tae .ed W; ;rNeasa NJ
1n ne ;a!d M3'y n'1eT Treeorde i the Ksca:dez1
Hntce 81 xaiS onT toaty uaci4 In Bo?S Psse i3.
sn, FHst :atsonei aud rs seadlions of said
o. - M heen trokea by said HH. uAtara All
AAsJ ii pursuance OF The power Of eal4
So.Ss ystoEa in said mortgage Contained. pab
A. and r.ns Z given ss O. fhS thirteenth day of
ne nsi nGo s. JSfi II tvt..e O'Clock q none. u tho
E-ta aonr ii ,se court loasa IL Chicago. n said
Soun:y, shall ~ 4: pubic rsaaSs e &c hixasss
AZ. sod u the ,tst and equity q sedempsioa ef
.aid mortgage eiaed. the sid Elntsgsstd premises
being ihree undivided torrths Of Lot nuane! NxMea
f Ii EA1ck nu1eey tosvF i.11. +. the School S.ciau
Adt'toa 10 Chles;o. segether With taa improvements
In said thfse tuuTttS Of B.!1 lots
RICHARD CAKTHEV, uotigAsef.
, 1863-04-13

H. DooL1TrLE,
Il a N * z r,
40 South Clark street. .Ch!cago. illno!s
Orpot;tc received. Exchange bnught and ssld and
every facility tho transaction u all business nez-
fafrfnc ln iia,kiuC. MY3 r11,-ty
, 1863-04-13

o@o "Aes AeoHAo A
In e1dss to Sesp Ps:s ~ ~ NJ 5ansr 1ap hsTe
addea many An?5eEeMe@nTn @ SseI - IT. ii 1esnscts
W1h Ns ~ ~ ~ ~ Es,...n nties The
t<scE IL stone oaliaesea. .no s-u "e0 A"A "0"
! rr,rvr.rvTP ArEu FROM
1h4at-H AA1Aa Af%-eA'9A A|SA
| n5mFncprpnu tn puT AnET pHTA
| Ell 1Go n00 ~ A4AA11A4<A4A!A 1890
with clsse councillors nsna Teetsrn CteeJ
| .r...tt.- ,,,.c. ~ VI yo-r ruEnTGH PM,
~ ~ ~ Warr!shnrY fof
I ApEA1n ntn; 4IGpH 4I4 Tg W. WSSuTSETfiS
I'LL .1tut.1 tn-sT 80 tssf. M. a,Nv
FROM ~ 49, i.hc,t =; ~ :. sr1 -
ttao rat!ss} via AEeatoFn *laout EIAaks q eAe'' ~
| living II xcVa7ce o. Al osaeI 1uCttt.
| BEvEF DAILY TRANS FROM
| ~-T--a mn 1Yrxu ucDv
11ete. for ..1e t., Boston hy boat or ran. Bsss IT,
kets good On any The sound 1nea. Fare to all points
| !. low any rontc. u,,,., w.
| Sleeping Cars OIL nlsAt tr1lcs 10 fMl4aespn1A. nc"
| York and paltlmote.
| pa:Eage &lecked through AID traasietsea pc@
| ,,ruxr rura
r kA Il " "a -
Ev ths Route Ere.h;e Of all descriptions eha be for.
xn:teI 10 and frons Fhta. New ferk, BosSa.
| ~ I;nitmosc 10 and from any point o. the E2:oad1
nf ilh,o EcEtcckY Indiana. Illinois. WlscoEstE loHa.
] ~ Nstouu NJ KAI1RoA D ptREC-.
The Te;,nty!Yan4 Central Railroad 1.3n coonecM ~
p1t.hutrh with steaner1 by which Goods cso b: o..
| varted to Anv port On the ONO, 2tu4&lnHutE, heI
, 1863-04-13

w +, COOLBAUGH g. CO.,
BANKERS. CHICAGO.
Deposits received Prompt attention given to the
pusiEesS Of corresponding.
II. F, Eo0LHAUGH, CooLDAUou d Baooks.
Chicago Burlington, lows.
State Rank Of Iowa money converted into Tinted
ctates Treasury Notes at par or New York Exchange
Ut not over y the rreklum On presentation st our
, 1863-04-13

Initials.
Mansion House. w Il s 4 co.. American
Transit Co Oriental Lodge :Blancy Lodge; :.
Ptor,e.s! Mltarg Warren toa:c
E1at.d Fread Establishment. ;. Dearborn
Lodge. ASHER Loage Asco:dld !a;,a AT toass .SsY
Essa A's Maussass Gasse Is ns1
t;cultural Society.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised mnst
'4S ofsse opcn from 1<t Of April to 1st OF No
ylahcr from .: m. till p n 4 From Novepoe.
It ill A 1st sta dlen n til Il 11 % ~. H. a'a 0'
s.n,ss VIZ 1'o'& ''S 7. L. SCRIPTS P. n.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

acted with saersy ssd prcmpsnsa Hs peculiarly
prsssed upon him % sos ser he took COMMAND Of sas
departmeoS, and he compelled TO act hastily with
out time lo fully surveying the eld before him. and a.
that he failed 70 DO all that under other CIR
cumsapces might have done. still your committee can
TO both General Lyen and Colonel Mulgn your
see have discovered evidence o any disregard for the
part Of General Iremont Troops were collected by hin
soon as could be done, and they promptly sent
Mners the exigenoiss Of the service demanded. some
Sa ~ere diverted 70 other purposes than those for
% whca Genera fremont designed them. The governmess
s Spon him for troops 10 be sent TO the Ease, al
forces for The assstancs q Colonel Maigsn Those tns
we'e ieL. were sent promptly, and only render
Fremont had control WV "-' N
Cen Msmon ont early turned his attention 70 the building
70 the credit Of originating the idea OF empoyng sroS
means or warfare that section country Il Is not 10 be
denied that Gen Fremont perceived advantage 20 re-
suit from them Our brilliant victories In the W.st ~in
bear enduring testimony 10 the OF his ua
But that feature OF Gen. Fremont,s administration
which attracted the at the time and winch
will ever be prominent among the many points az
interest connected with the history Of that II
hs proclamation Of emancipation. Whatever epninn
may be entertained in reference TO the time when tho
policy oil emancipation should have been naugurated or
by whose authority II should have been promulgated
there can be no doubt that Gen. Fremont that early
oay rghty judged In regard TO the most effective
Oh suDduing this rebellion In proof Of that it Is only
cessary 70 refer to he fact when trans
onotuoE i5su0O proclamation
bodying the same principle And the President as Com
mander IN Chief OF the Army and Navy has applied ths
he same principle to all the rebeous States and few
VIII deny that must no adhered to until tho last vestigs
Of treason and rebellion is destroyed
ine administration OF General Fremont was emnentiy
characterized by earnesness ability and the most u-
questionable loyalty. In the exercise OF the almost un
limited power delegated to him there was no evidence
OF any tenderness towards treason any failure 10 fully
assert the dignity and power Of the which
he waa the representative.
The manner In which that power exercised was 70
be judged by the results and the policy Of continuing him
In command was matter for the authorities above him
TO determine
In order to pronounce final Judgment upon all the A.
FAIRS in the Western Department ,much information
Is necessary than IS in of your Ave-
They have undertaken merely to state what lbe
borne out by such testimony they been able 70
obtain. r. f. WADE Chairman. I
z. CHANDLER,
JOHN COyODE,
GEO. W. JULIAN
As the testimony which the committee submit in rels-
tion 10 the Western Department is incomplete tho
testimony OF so many Witnesses deemed material by The
whole committees being wanting the undersigned decline
10 concur IN the above report and for themselves prefer
to submit the testimony without comment.
d. W. GOOCH,
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

0eneral Stone was arrested tho 9th q February.
1859 On the z6th q February le63, General hcC1eAan
testified before your committee ~ fonows;--
About ten days two weeks before 0ener1l sone
actually ARRESTED the Secretary Of War gave me written
order 70 arrest General stone for the reason nae ne had
be- mi med By the membeIs OF the Commtoe upon the
Conduct Of the Wer had testimony going
show that Stone had been guilty OF oonouct nes con-
tis nj with 10 atty, General one removed from ms
command and, understood. appeared before sns CON-
lnttes.
Finally the day Of his written report w.s
made TO me OF the examnation refugee IRON Loes
which 90 far as such thing could tended to oorroeosts
my own mnd OF the sincerity Of this refugee ~ personal
ry Of War; upon which he directed give the order 70
arrest General Stone Immediately. and TO send him under
guard TO Fort lafayette The order carried into exeou
ton the same evening
Since the release Of General Stone he has been permitted
by your committee IN consideration or the peculiar CIR
cumstances attending hts arrest TO examine all the es
monv which your committee have taken in reference 70
the Of his department. and 10 make as full
statement ~ the committee he considered necessary
That statement together with all the testimony s here
with submitted
IL Is due General Stone that your COMMITTEES should
state that appears, from the documents before
Committee that Immediately upon his arrest be demand
cd chat he should be furnished with copy Of the charges
against him. and be allowed the opportunity OF promptly
meeting them Why his request was not granted your
committee have never been informed.
B. r. WADE, Chairman.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
BALLS BLUFF.

Inc JOINT committee on the Conduct OF the War submit
In relation 10 the battle OF Balls Bluff
Q. tho morning o. saturday .hs 10th Of October
General Mccall commanding division 70 the vicinity OF
wasu,us'ou. movev MS o4sne commano, unucE otueIs
aouh sc.hnoa Sv1o ". ~ - S. @ s @ @ s d ~
niles peyond Drs;pesvie and within EIGHT or ten ~,iss
~ seshrc hn was racsed t hv ordar ~
Ssnerai Mcfesn abou smnsss op that dsw Tbe ent,rs
division oS Generni Wiam Smith Was a,so sent m,t
within supporting distance Of General Mccall.
reconnossances IN a diyectiors r thrse four miles
from noting particularly the character Of tho
Sormed enersi Mcclellan ths he should not be abe 70
cet Through his work that day and received In repv
SIf you finish in the morning, return"
on Sunday the 2Oh General Mcclellan directed 4 tele
gram 10 be sent 10 General Stone AT Poocsyie of which
the following is . copy furnished your committed
Mcs,n dssrs: me 10 inform yoS ha Genera.
Mccall occupied aud 81. there
from ,ha, point General desire: that sSOd
sSees dfis. them PeES.p: :ish, demonstration
Briradicr General STONE Poolesville.
70 ths bank of the river AZ Edwsrds Ferry and crossed
over one or two companies 10 the Virginia side but very
Sooro .vans os thu reen,h Massachusetts tes,se.
tbnt he received rom General stone about one ocock on
Sunday the following order
will please send 10 Hi he canal 10 have
:ens raa.feITcd 70 ths liver wiI hres p
I q. rsnssd an S y N New Of Sr Tssen S.
win ee replaced y the comp,nI,: Of The
nst HAs r. sfoNR brS%aer ennra
yonsss DhTss Commanding Fifteenth regiment
About dark verbal order was sen. to Col peven. 70
send Capt Phb:cs q his regiment, with small party,
us S ou 10 within ms ~ seshar -
Seas dseovesa, aGa snen return and report captain
previously when he had discovered that the river that