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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
Notloe of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NlNttNN y ukkNhN EtNEN fNAf iu&
~ WudotatAuvd hoe t,eN atAoinjed a3mintstta.
NtN so the estate 80 laWya N eNNnkl,n, NtV vt
this veNuNt Av,,aaca ANr.'avut hANtuk elatwa
aaetust a,tl vstttv viii t.,usut tb,N, HV1 istsyua
kNpWtuR th,mvvl,va tad. etyj so tha estate VII
taii ptuA lphp q ShaNkltu, pN authorized AZ
totupN. epd make tWmod,ato actleu,eUt said
esiete is solvent
llaatG Al &. SAArhttN,
ipai AdmtotattautN.
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NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL RFCF
- az my Office until Monday, June q
o'clock p m, for filling 10 the Road at the
Bayou, near J. :. a'leiI. in Union Towusb
cording 10 specifications on file in nav Office
jel6-lw VICTOR BISCH, County Aud
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49, Remember the sale of one hmm
dred and fifty barrels of salt, this morn
ing, at nine o'clock, on the corner Of
Walnut Street and the Canal, by
Ill NELSON.
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horse wagon.

BeA.. Ever since the introduction Of
Artificial Dentures, the great demand
has been for u cheaper material than
gold. One embracing equal qualities Of
the former This has been accomplished
by the use of the celebrated hard India
Rubber Having been used in the
mouth constantly for four years without
the least perceptible change, many per.
sous are now using the rubber in pref.
encc to costlier materials.
Dr. Flcager being as yet tho only le-
gal agent in this city. Rooms next Biz.
TROLLS, Main street.
iel5
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

SALT AT AUCTIoN-I will sell at auc-
ton, on Thursday morning, June 18th,
at 9 o'clock, at the corner of Walnut
street and the cvnal, one hundred and
fifty barrels of salt, in lots of from five
to ten barrels. Said salt is in good or
der, and is sold for account of whom it
may concern.
II. NELSON,
Is 5 Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

MERCHANTS HAVING CHARGES AG
IfI Steamer Big Grey Eagle, will please !
their Claims to
je23d2t cox 4 HrJPTyU
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theHe wen Nre pNW ~ iail ia this city,
aud will he lrled a. ,Au charges against
them
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POTATOES

III BARRELS CHOICE POTATOES
sale low 20 close consignment at
Je25d2t COX & HUMPHREY
Wharf
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T.. S. GRAND JURY.-A called session
of the Grand Jury of the u. ). District
Circuit Court is now in session at Indi-
annapolis.
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laa
rHNaiaN NeNol,
Houullps, fonslons and aaeh N

huuulles, Pensions And naeh rAl.
tNhA ltNNia % authWipsd la
uoNerempnl "a wooHto m,aid reps'eNa
tpnapNa and hNNNN uu,unualus a., ia
ueaaed auli'e,s Widma 80 phAl heUa
tnlluuia na'HNoa oilpega raf NppnoNia,
daphRfHri hu,a pas vppnNnls ani
Mhu, uNp, Nwpn tuAphpsa.
hulho,s d,aphA,epd W rpasna 1t
NNNia, pNH eet elton hnNNh M aprh
mH Through llla NpeNA lpueu sd ia
penp Nuh s,ewr aNe,a eeaet,ei
Ad,ltuaa iuNs lpAt,a,
i'pualoN AReNl
Nnl,o. t'nal ullir~ tu'hNA tgtat attvut
t,enaN'llp laN So "
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

iu tnsuNAHa u im Niah n pes,
phnap rme n,una, MpaIpIura, nNt Chou
pNia a. AmAll sd urp sea haeip,n
rf'eua, So "nd pAam'oe hNtte \
WmNta Aurk, who,p soc elil nua r,ua
a'llple that Ia nputpd A ,he r,upaalet,.
aut ~ wi,ve vh'ph paUNut Mil W gNe
satlaMp'iun lhpll stnlu "a 80 Nu "a
Man huppt maN d,Nu
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

nsA- II. NELSON will sell, next Satur-
day afternoon, opposite the Washington
house, at two o'clock, new dray and
harness, two dray horses, and a one
horse wagon. une25-3t
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INCOME

A LII INCOME RETURNS MUST DE
II turned or before the 18th of this MOI
the per centum will be added. Once one
10 to Il 4. IN, and to p. m
jelS-6t r. 5. HoRNBRooK, Asse,
A GOOD, BRIGHT INTELLIGENT
~ between the ages Of Il and Is years.
Enquire at ADAMS GALL
jeIS
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II \. Mali Roa, ior Louisy,lle.
NoTIOm,

4 MIah All fthaNN HAVING ANY hAW
I Mt AiNt HsagNq, iNe aleaWtust MulN tNuA
~ p,sseNt thyN so haaeA tha stid b.A- hstN,e tba
hNh AeN ~ aopit Mhar WNt Al eNtna att,s tets
Aeip viii ~ NNii AAA Nuti
lWRa IA ih,A tkANula AAfE
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
uNN Nt>h
nNun,ips, rrusioNs, aud ir,,a,s vt

nNun,ips, rrNsioNs, aud ir,,a,s vt
lMs
hhN htiNhuA Ia sujhuu4ei m ,hs
lNiioi AWics ,ipNr,umuNl taNd hAa hupN
mniahoi Wlih Al lhu nuppaaAY m,ma
aod hat'NoiiuNsl le thAto hpHHAes,
peHAiuHs ANd ha,k pHp bH NliuNa ani
wrhNna peHaWHs. tpuNis aod hapk ,,ay
ips ulhep,a iN lhp ArmY And Navy hea
mon, MpuNpa, hueINpWa, lfNumeN, aNl
uual lpa,r,a emiluApd lN ihe spplep ii
lho lnitpi hAhaf ruileot artpunla vi
,unhariult, huiris, aui pialNa aHalnai
lhr ,iweuunpul lu' dnmeHpa dunt ,psl
ealaIt NNi Wlu, Wrre'h In he A'nt
ANd Navy
Correspondence dpsitne aoaee,a Apat
eNolNae ateUrs 'iiilpn ihld ai,ept
apwNNi dp,a i,um Mate. ttauaNlip Tad.
mhii ihN nliHhhH
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!

bN hh hmtnumtnt 20 the bountN LAW,
passed at the last session OF Congress,
been or shall hereafter be discharged
within two years from the date of their
enlistment, by reason of wounds receiv-
in battle, shall receive the same Bounty
as though they served two years"
Office $50 Main street, over keller's
Gun Store, opposite the Court House,
Evansville, Ind
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Be4- Good references given, if re-
CURED m23
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25

The CAYTATA OF EsEHER.-Those of
our citizens who recently gave the con-
cert for the benefit of the sick and wound
ed soldiers, at Crescent City Hall, will
repeat their elegant entertainment at
Woodruffs Hall, in Henderson, tonight.
We assure our friends and the people of
Henderson generally that they will be
most delightfully."- entertained, and as the
weather is pleasant they need not fear
jam. The object is meritorious. The
entertainment will be most delightful,
and we trust that the people of Hender-
son will respond to this call with that
large-hearted liberality for which they
are SO justly celebrated. For particulars
see programme.
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EXAMINATIONS nf ruhi.t
hutinui4h

wee AAAiAt lAAMiHA4itH SO
! lU1Nf nthHHla VA .ia tiN 80 ttaWs,lit
t'NneNtf tW MHNANN ANN9 ", la,as aNA l.,
~ ,hA htl,'WtNe N,ilea As-.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-25
!. ltthrl himi.nlhllrra.n

ssysrai of the g,is,riilAs sl.o made tLa
late raid iUlo tta.i,fd and O,an,o
.oautias and vim u,.,e ,,,t.,,d os.,,
i.av.uuo,tl stat.d H.. .itizip. ul,oeon.
yets.d uitl, tl., tltat tlisy Ind L.a,d ,o
,...L .L,..t ",el.I a,o,,atI,ze,.t h.
eo.tle,o I.disoa f,st 1et G,ll. e.o.c,.
ID. yaeg lLeyeiasaed lie nyeg mai MI
only yegA lAey be feeeiyed viii gpag
efV's " letgf 1pp~fpt" ~ ~ 'Hdap
''s''@ |''' ~ ~ "''''' - Ei''' - r.
j f,msafi..l4,xo Ileg l.af4s.44 Llu.
sgs5. III j. 9ese tssp4etk aey we,e
Kfsaf.y 1iss55<,. ttA4 4% MY ~ tiH1
- ~ - -. f-t. ~ e~'+ my nm
~ I'l. nr, = s<nlle l/ll1n vi hi al'II3lIIf
11DnAy Xl1ugh uLleh Hol Dus.ed
E,e5yHi.ese lHe peDp-e tse@1e3 GaeH ~
sffHlAs. I'D Hffs feaEJ ~ gpts ~ but
M p'/#" "tp +"P'+tf"k t"'1' ~ n.y.
~ - III .,r.,ff ~
L,,,4s i. ubset' heg bod Leea isd4Iy,su
10 their hDfaf stealing prppeDDDfs, -
would have Defp . 9iBfDit maiff ~
h@'' PffF'"i'' rs H""1'"] " '"' '"f''S
The truth f.. the yeople If Southern
Indiana have no sympathy Whatever Tor
rebel soldiers or the rebel cause, aud hrs
anu aN'o"' :, IT, ~. -, ,,' w.
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WnllAM GEAVl&
Attorney &C laN aud /, \, Clslm

cure Pensions, GeUN.v Money, RaVA
Pay, ReuNtN Land Clajm> E,g NaE&N$
and other PEereErN destroyed While IN
the service ct the Government, and all
claims, OF whatever Mud or nature,
against the United States
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
wAWAsET NURSERIES

VHE undersigned having made arrangements with
some Of the moot reliable NurserJmen in this eountrv
Ia prepared to furnish all kinds OF
NURSERY STOCK
OF the best qualify At reasonable prices lie would a.
spectally advise those intending plant the coming
fall to ssd their orders early, tue first appllca u in
yariably secIia tho best trte s
Intelligent planters must bs fully aware Of tho sdysn
iages Of buying their trees au home, where tbay
make their own selection, In preference to the nov TX
qutnt practice OF buying from rcYnfed agenis IRON lis
tame Who are seldom sesn a second time
Fh-lD-O0J one year Silver Maplea for ssle low
aug "a EDWARD TATNAL
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
MONRY mo- LOAN.

Gsnnn $780, $1,000, and $4,000. Good Bcuds and
@JuUUs NortGnEes are desired; Apply %
WILLIAM MEG ,ULLRY
Wilmington. Sept TO- 1862
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

Sibb a on the roed from Carkia Corner to
contaTi', n.y. one mile from Delaware City,
o5u.d h vs'g acres, moro Or less-lb7k acres
o o. Tech Is upland ara ~ acres marsh meadow, in
s s hlAe o. Improvement divided into convenient
NJ az "aeifl rom springs The buildings are COM
bn,,.a usi oMgHs balA, sabng, grauar, carriage
ouse, set9 eli1s'Wo good tenant h6usssa consider
MY pr rs entlgtei with hedge thrifty orchard Of
Smose llat exc lvnt ne Glib rhooi Tie terms can be-
,naue ae9mluilt q. Persons wishing 10 led the pre-
To- va A'' va 'f' AsVl II. Clark, On the premises, or
WI MCAUIiLEY,
uFs az do6 Msftai ST.. Witalurton Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Naw Boot and Shoe Stora


g. WOULD iutpfm hl- friends and liza .ti
~ -. gems generally that he hiss opened 4 n0n s
and sHOE stone, No, &iO WALNUT ~
-. one door nelow NTH street, ,,ilminss,,s'
Delaware, where he Intends keeping constantly on H.
a good assortment oil homie made work. such "a asnds
mons hne and booa and sAoen Ladies' 0sts
of the best quality also good aesqrtment Of ohdss
shoes Of all Sizes ITO will make to order at the
Notice all kinds ofeusomor work His stock Leslhs,
ar, has boon selected from OF tue largest bonssi
the ety. Ills journeymen are good and practical ~
men and he feels confident he VIII hs Abla 10 aiva o,i
satisfaction to all who may I've him call ''a
as-REPAIRtNd done with neatness aud dispatch
sep 81 JOHN MkRTFv
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
JOHN McLEAR & SON,
Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

Conveyancers, Notaries Public,
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,
No. M Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS, BONDS MORTGAGES sc, 40, promptly aud
accurately drawn.
PROAlssohY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS Of all kinds buugh. and sold on
commission In this city the Brokers ioards In Pha-
dephia New York, or other cities by Of
ponding brokers who all trims OF h Oh standing.
no EXTRA COMMISSIONS Ara charged on Storks or
Of quarter rer cent being divided hetTeen ourelyes
and our agents
DRAF fs--we draw on PHILADELPHIA New York or nos
ton and procure drama other American elites. at tine
lowest rates uf exchange.
RoRhluN DRAFre.-wr draw on Great Britain Ire
ami Germany aud other country IN Europe
a houses uf undouhed ltndlps III sums to suit our
customers.
EXCHANGE-FOreisn or Domeatc--bought and sold
at the most favorable rates allowed by he market.
premium Will almost always DO allowed for Cheeks New
YORK.
REAL ESTATE we sitend 10 tho purchass and sale
Of Heal Estate in town country respectfully ihyta
purchasers selers to give call We rent houses
aud when desred by our customers attend TO tho coee
ton Of their rents.
reach any prominent point in America any foreign
country through tho most reliable hannelH Uur fae
tea for making collections therefore, complete, and
consequently persons avAing themselves Of them may bs
Onfdeni that their business will be faithfully and
promptly attended TO. ur charges are AS low as are
n Ade by any reliable parties.
Ia every where employed aim is 10 dc
he best Tor the Interest Of customers aud solicit
ho patronage Of our friends and the public generally.
jan 4 JOHN MobtAK soN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
FOR RENT.

i Largt 10Y Of land, suitable for IA COAL or LUMBE
ARD situate st the North East corner If tront an
l"'h'll streets, in Wilmington, Del. Apply 10
4,., WM. MUAULAEY,
HuiN H. coo Market St. Wilmington
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
NOTICE.

We are daily resolving orders o send BIZ mail
some one or more Of l1r. liurd's Dental RENE
dies, which We cannot fiji None are mailnble
OK cgpt the NsurGigia Plaster, which we send in
al envelope on receipt Of piice Us centsl and
orp" stamp But to accommodate persons in
pin ees where the druggists and storekeepers sie
bel and the age, We have put up Packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches hy ronr
with cOmpartmeuts--each hux containing not
tlr eli IN. Hpld's .Boph Wash, aud Tooth 1c5e
Dsops, Il box OF TpoA Fa~dey the Nsgrajg,1
fllster amt n valuable little Treatise On 9s.N
md their Dtsf1ses, ths hes, nouns Of Jyese,DUo
Mfa, and iic proper fseatm,nt 81 th,iIysus 7retf
worth Of Itself tho eutive cost to every vonnt
iaau ~ woman, OF parents with young children
vita several other necessary articles nri.e nor
package ono dolar, or six packages for So, sent
hY express Hs directed. AZ TIE Expire 81 cbaroeq
ara not much, II any, more On d, zen than on
one, il is lar cheaper 10 order Fix or o DOZEN
packages At oue time. A large family viii want
all, CT llIe surplus can he disposed OF To NEIGH
hors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
h9w much pain, suffering, uDhnppiuess. and d /.
tguremtnt. expense, loss Of time and Uoppv
wcEi be se7ed 10 the country it every A.nily
20 lay had one Of these packages, when, in il
self, 4 a complete set Of DeHtal Remedies. Ad-
dte-s VIM h. Inrd x Co Tribune Buiidinpa
Sew York, and write name and address plainly
That "reminiscences may be made with confidence
" T. II q Go. refer to the Mayor 81 BROOKLYN.
70 G.. W. Griffith President Of The Farmers and
Citizens Bunk, Brooklyn; to the Editor Of the
American Manufacturer Gazette 10 JOY Coe
& Co., Publishers Agents, New York; 10 p. II
Baruumi Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees il and who has already Ordered second
supply, etc.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14
A Carl
IlUTNANl
n Y \ I ' z \ w
Self-Adjusting Clothes ringer.
M iNrEn M. IL lAni

Self Adjusting Clothes-Wringer.
PATENTED DE-. II. ls0i.
Combining Simplicity with Efficiency.
EVERY family should posso,s eletbes-wiiuger, bs-
IL cause
ist-It is relief to the hsrdelt part Washing Day
"a 1T oaab,ss tho Washing 10 10 done in one-thifd
less time.
Lit Clothes from the Injury always given by
twisting.
tbem.
We baa,e it advisable procure of this kind, be-
cause,
ls-The Rolla bel OF yuca nlaed Rubber, will bsar
hot and cold water and will neither break tear oh
buttons.
2i-The frame being of iron, thoroughly galvanized,
all dagger firm rast IL removed and ths liability TO
shrink, SWELL split. ote.-so unavoidable in wooden
mAchineH lis prevented.
3d,lhs Spiral Springs the Rolls render this ma
chine saAhiusnf, hat small and large articles as
we'll articles In thickness. certain u Give
uniform pressure
ith.--the pstsut fastsnin, which thu machine Ia
ilshtaned to the tub belit n lie supsu in eiul-
pliciiy and ef1ct ncy Any Set offered.
bth-lt viii ft any tub, round square, from
half to aud quarter inches ia thukness without
the least alteration
PLIHN 4 JACKSON, Agents.,
Hous- Furh. hing store,
novel 80 Market street. Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

IN Wilson, BiWtyuts IA James Delspitiu, Chr,sli.
ana Hii islnes Nt4n, lenuel BAR T.. d. stntsenmrg
and Jesse shspe, W ilmiy1h H.; Robert hcCabe, Nt
Creek His duhn ?. Williamson. White Clay Crrsk nd
dfofgo J0nvier, New Csse IA Curtis r, Ellison Pen.
siief H1. john e. ClarR, Rel t0n Hd VIM irmI lea
snytua; James VI. baruhau. St Georges IA Charles
2 tleming Pser Cassey, Milford; Horny Todd, Dover
tharira Tnuhel neorsetoWu
alhNfs-As wall io- i+cslvng applications fir lnsnr-
\, dues If membHrs;
II Wilson, 1nudyxne rs Robert NcCste, Nill'
WltmHoD, Whito Clay Greek III; Curtis H. Elligon
peec9iet III Rei Lion 81 Georges and Appointments
Hundreds jqseph y Griffith, smyrna; James Crlppan
New Castle Hd Charles I. Fleming Milford. Charlgs
Tunnel, George own Henry Todd, pover
Communications on general business addressed to the
undeFsgnei' Wilmngton will receive Immediate Rtten
ton.
"a ROBERT HcCABR H. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

IIni PUREsr MoDlCiNAL Agent EVER KNOWN
has furnished the continuity siimuaut pure hsal.
full and nygorang, At tho same time mild deicUus
beverage. u is calculated to do away with the vile
dtuggei stun That Is lhlmod oi on the community aud
which Is Injurious 10 body and mind. For safe ny
V. Z. GlLPlN, soln Agent
tCsner Of TOnih and Market sts, Wilmington DEL
mar ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

FOR RENT

SIruArE wilmington. Apg,y to
p WA AcArtthf. 60f Market Gree
Wilmington, ns1 . lNt3
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

46N& FOR SALE,
Isss. A Farm containing about
I9sAssA4 200 Acres,

iTI ~, 'a ' ., ssls eeun < Del three miles en
anus 81 = 'e!-, Ieten iii fsvdgn add MI As6top,
property 9" MIS- San Iflier
Ae ,0trssnIurulA ehset ~
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-04-14

, : = 2 4si W aIH HOMO Tor Insane
iNOo"t"NH II ~ 7, AM ,ElC9MMENbEp BY THE In
| now open aud flug up with bvNrdera Having
nalide7 anu ineurabs are not waited hut nnIy
iph ~ u"re Is faisun to hope can be made hetar by
ENG Hnd iudleious Treatment Changes moderate -
"F -7ii H. A. bgOWN Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
sketch or Colonel stewart.


Lieutenant ColoLel Warren stewart, reported killed,
first tered the United States service during the prese
war captain independent cavalry company rom
Illinois and attached % General McClornana's brigade
During the reconnaissance in force from Cairo into Ken
lucky behind Columbus In January, 1892 he oond cted
q special cavalry Reconnaissance, mad was honorahy
his Official report OF January "a, 1862 On tho ~ ~
February 1852, he was appointed Acting All on Con.
Mcflernands staff with the rank OF oaptain. lie !"
part ia tho memorable battle Of Fort Donclson,
which lasted from tho 18th TO the 18th Of February ad
ended In the capture Of tho rebel works Tho five com'nnc
nand's brigade, COMPANY TO each regiment, were
next consolidated under the title II stewats Inde d
ent Battalion OF Cavalry and the subject Of sketch
placed in command, win the rank ~ n1o', dating
from Feb l, 1862 Al the battle Of shiloh, rtsbug
Landing, no tho principal aid de- camp q n.
McC'ernand was wounded the head aud III sle by
fragment Of shell. aud especially mentioned IN
his Generals Official report for gaanry He 20 tie
psted IN the siege II torih and IN August lisf hs bat
talon attached to Gcora cCernands v,eton,
toned along tho Nemphis and cinrl Railroad he
stl otcapying his sttn position Of All and ,ine chie Il
ny The reoett tromaton ~ Cen, NrClerna d mas
also given to Warren stcNat The ttak :, he .ant
color o. Tho 81 hia ser iofs during tie urs
is very credftanie both hin. ell and NINA der
his early death viii no much regretted by his com
panoDs la arms.
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psrsonaI Intelligence.

Ex Mayor Joseph ~ wightman, OF Bcgton. acoompa
nted by several members u the Building Committee n
the Council u that city arrived a. the 81 Acbo
las Hotel on Thursday They expect 10 this CITY
several days having business both u pubic and private
batgrs 70 transact.
george francis Train delivered saiTe In chicago on
the 24tb nsi
-toa.hto8 Niss, OF Ohio Nh0 arrested nr i9son r.
Olda ha hius been arrested by tho Sheriff ~ tairned
rornty and rkcp to Lancaster lie had . preilmi sry
bearn., and gave bail IN the sum 81 81 900 for his ar
pearanee the term u the Court ~ Common Pleas
% iairteld county.
o. 4. and u. H. tdee, Of Wcschcssr, VIZ. Hard and
VIE, of Ne. Yplk Mr. GORDON and vie, - Mafyh.nd
and ". lap o., ~ pbiadsll ha, stopping At the
Clarendon Hotel
Andrew wheeler q. Il. Tarrsb u ih,lad.lnha Nathan
Applet q, of Boston 7. Gemm.il, ~ bsinilre and
Philips of Wellington are Stopping az tbs Rr,ytort
Houss.
Colonel II. ward. Fifteenth Massachusetts repnueir
Mr. schntr w. =. W~dwedndh and A. =. hadlef hnan of
Moscow. guseia ~ ". Perkins AMI wifr, ~ ohn, and
CAPITA Asch ~ MAJOR General Pores stan stopping
at the Everett Houee.
r. r. Manchester, ~ Chicago q. W. Alexander ard Y
IIayonsouh ~ A. Iouis i. II. button, United tates
Army. u. ! skinner, Of proydetcs. Y, T.. rrarer, u
Boston; n. T. Humphrey u 'onueciiolt ~ g rasn, u
California, and u n smith and lady, ~ BuiSio, are
stopplng at the Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-01
Army IntAliIgen.e !.

Gen. James. ~ Garreld VITO defeated Humphrey Mar
shall ia as Kentucky vho Rfterva ards dstiua shed
hnsclf in the command o. brigade at shiloh, has
ported 10 General Rosecranr tr ouy He VIII probably
be assigned T. he command 4 division Ia the Arny
oil tire C9ub.i band
II rumogr that nrlgadior General Iuus White the
individual who valiant a. ~ relnqush he com
mand Harper Ferry 80 inferior, and CAPTURED
and paroled at that place several months ago has
assigned 70 the command ~ district In Eastern Men
lucky.
General Blunt and General Van Antwerp, ~ tts army
of tho Frontier arrived Ia -. Louie ~ Tho I'D utno
General Blunt L. w admirable condition. and ready for
another campaign.
MAJOR General :. u. Huribut mei with eBtius xata
reception tho occasion q his vis home AZ Belv1ere
H., on the i4th uino He met tho Depot by
large conc0ursc o. bis follow oizons, who manifested
Their pleasure 10 every conceivable way.
Governor Morton LAS made especial application ~
the War Department for tho exchange ~ BrRndef General
Which, who had horse shot under him and was cap
tnred at Marfrccsboro.
The london &C. W. PrototyTs says, IN a nuIn-
per- We have heard rumor that the Eighteenth
pty y Royal Engineers quartcrcd IN ths city, vii leave
us 70 the sprng for Kingston 10 order 20 erect
nat for Which, learn, The imperial government has
aocaicd tho large ~ nine Thousand pounds knss.
ton being anofi central between Canada fhHt aud Weat
the bie authorities think The beet location royal
magazine
Capt Louis Fitzgerald late X Cen Blrusy's ftsN has
been detailed Tor duty the stan II Major General Fster
commanding tho cpartmesr a North Caroura. MS
al served u the battles the peninsula xas wausd
"a Williamsburg nnd Fair OAKS and hlshiy com.
rrpsUteg ~ the late Con kearby v b. PLACED MIN On
bs sail. ln lie battle ~ frcioroksDurg f0r hls efs.
cienoy be wa commended IN the Official rstorv