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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
FLANNELS.

Just RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE
d large assortment of FLANNELS-white,
scarlet and grey.
ALSO:
= Striped and check aannsls for shifting purposes
of all qualities. J. t. & S. A. COOLIDGE.
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COMMIsSI N HOUSE.

W. II. H. DUDLEY, f,i.s ]. B. WOODWARD,
Memphis, Tenn. ss.4as formerly Of st. Louis.
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DRY GOODS.
LADIES' CLOAKs.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST RECEIVED
Il and offer for sale beautiful assortment of
LADIES' CL0AKS of various qualities and pri-
ces and respectfully invite the attention of the
Ladies to an examination of the same before pur-
hasing elsewhere
movie JT&s.A. COOLIDGE.
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FOR RENT.

TTIO RENT A LARGE FOUR STORY BRICK
i Binding on Main Street, between First and
Second Apply to nov19-1w j. P. BYRNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
DRESS GOODS.

7 T. & S. A. COOLIDGE HAVE ON HAND
- an extensive stock of DRESS GOODS, and in
vite their customers and the public to call and
anime their assortment, as they viii be offered for
sale at the lowest market prices.
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; perations il Vu mi.

More HOrrOrs-TrOOps Going home to
RecruIt--The Female Ram at Mo-
bile won't fight-TRles OF Suffering
In Richmond Union Prisoners sent
to DanVIlIe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
lHerald's Dispatch.[

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1S.-The rain Sun
day exposed horrible sight on the Rap
pahannock, in the rife pits from which
tho rebels retired on this side. The
washings of the rain uncovered half
buried arms and legs of those slain in
their recent skirmishes with the Sixth
Corns.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
WANTS.

IgTANTED-To LEASE HOUSE CON
w tanning five six rooms. Enquire at
this Office novi7-St
NTANTED.-A few hundred dollars of 50 Rick
w cts Checks - wanted to fill an order, at the
Savings Bank No. 4. First street. Oct3O
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20

Of which We are receiving splendid assortment.
VAUTIER & MARcONNIER,
No 80 Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.
en- Union there is Strength. =

DEING NUMEROUS IN FAMILY. WE DE
- sign on chartering car and take through
ticket to the State of Matrimony, on reach ing
home. At the crossroads, we advise the ladi TO
beware of the train, but they can meet us at he
station houses.
We dislike to see fair maideas go down the
sleeps of time. gathering the wrinkles of old age
ca their faces, and be haunted 10y the hobgoblins
of celibacy. Ladies', if sen wish to avoid the
heartrending mission, JUS apply by mail to us,
and "catch" a live soldier. If save the
big Union, we certainly en- manage those of a
smaller magnitude, alth n ii few squalls may
arise to rack the domestic circle. r-r, ~
Helen occasionei the Tr,j n war, but still we'll
risk a woman at venture T."
s'striks while the iron i, ht.'' if you wish to
'shitch'' for life with Wiidrr'> boys. -l. -.-
For farther particulars, aprly to any of the fol-
lowing members of Co. ii l7;li Indiana
Paul Clifford, Willie Carrollton, Jennie June,
Frank Grant, Jolly Neptune, Ali Clinton, Ira
Otto, and Garibsldi, Jr- '-~-4
Il ,EPrincetons Clarion please copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
NOTICE.

To the Ladies' Of Evansville and
iiitt-e q Vicinity
MRS ROWLAND IS Prepared TO Do
NJ ali the --latest styles of Embroidery and Braid
Stamping at her residence, on Second between
MuIberv and Gum Streets. sep27-3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20
Hnnse and L.n4 FIR Sale.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE RESI-
~ DENCES in the city for sale; in complete
order, containing ten Rooms with Chandeliers and
Brackets for Gas, two brick Cisterns, Stable,
Wood, Coal and 0ut-Houses, a good dry brics
Cellar Is feet square, well lighted.
The House is wOod-heavy oak frame-stands
back 40 feet from the street, leaving beautiful
front yard. Corner Lot 70 by 800 feet, enclosed
with good substantial fence. Corner of Oak and
Water streets, above the residence of Robert
Barnes, Esq. Enquire of
oct10-tf CHARLES BABCOCK,
No. Main Street.
Len TOTS Is AND 10, BLOCK 81,
4 IN the Eastern Enlargement of the city of
Evansville, at bargain. Enquire of
noy3f ASA IGLEHEART
IGOR SALE-A TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
Il LING, containing nine rooms, good celler,
and cistern, and Out-buildings, together
with the lot on which it is situated. Said lot is
situated on Second Street, the next square above
Mr.. 4. Raleigh's dwelling. Said lot fronts 60
feet on Second street. and runs back $50 feet to
alley. The lot is high and we'll improved. For
terms apply to o. E. LEWIS.
noy2if
FTHIS FARM is LOCATED ONE MILE
from GOlcoRda, Pope County, Illinois: is in
high state of cultivation, with one of the finest
views of the Ohio river of any its banks. II
contains about one hundred and fortY-acrASi
good dXelliRa, ssI GRATED choice fruit of about
f0 Trees, and Nursery off, 600 900 Trees, all
fine Grated Fruit. viii be sold at a great bar
gain or exchanged for city property.
For full particulars enquire of W. f. Stockton,
on the premises, OF Zach Taylor of this city.
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the express purpose of capturing Rich
mond, with the promise that they shall
be discharged when that is accomplished.
The men could be raised in few days.
Indiana could turn out $4,000 of them,
in two or three days, armed and ready
to take the field, and most of them hav-
ing experience in army maneuvers.
Let these men be concentrated on the
Peninsula, ard placed under the CON-
mand of General Rosecrans, and ordered
to move on Richmond at once All the
power of the Confederacy could not
prevent them going into the rebel strong.
hold, and releasing the sufferers there
imprisoned. There is nothing impraeti'
Bile in the scheme. If 60 and 90 days
men were useful in defending Pennsyl
vania, they would be equally available
in capturing Richmond, and they could
be had for the asking. 1t might be {
difficult job to furnish them with provis
ions, but with James river as a base
and the immense transportation at thu
service of the Government, even tina
difficulty could be overcome.
There is another objection-such 1
proceeding would be contrary to the rule
of cred tape;;" but this, we think, nigh
be overlooked when the object in view i
taken into due consideration.
Let the President call for volunteer
to liberate the Union prisoners at Rich
mond, and three months will not rol
round ere the Stars and Stripes woulC
wave over the rebel capital.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-20

DY TWO OF saROsIE,s'' BOYS, WHO HAVE
ID been in the employ of 'sUncle Sam for two
and half years, wish las our time of service is
nearly expired), to open correspondents with as
many of Ewes fair daugters as choose to reply
to this. 0bject-Fun, love, or whatever may re-
suit. @ff % rlIs /.
s'Photo'' desired if convenient. -.-. II ;--fr
Address jerome II. Hanning, or Durand G. Dea-
venport, 18th Indiana Volunteers, Wilder's Brig
ade, Maysville, Ala. -a@ee ga novl9
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ESs=, af.;n Kirk, of the 2Sd Indiana,
has resigns, and returned to his home
in New Albany t.lI '' - 81
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From Baltimore.
Great Infamy OF the RebeIs--Starv-
ing of Federal Prisoners Continues
--Dogs Eaten to Save Life.

BALTIMORE, Nov 19,-Intelligence
from our prisoners at Richmond is most
gloomy. +; --s..4.
No meat has been furnished them for
II DAYS.
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CMoKED HALIBUT-2Oo lbs. Smoked Halibut
- for sale at NO. o FIRST STREET

,a5if53A ssaTcL
aull 1oE
-yiO ven bIs s5Etl
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UERMIoELLI AND MAoCARoNL

q z-~-rlft )f1E-f sl
HERMICELLI AND MACCARONI-
v 10 25 ID boxes Maccaroni; 81
10 do do VermicelIi;
z 2O12 do do; r-1z--..
H-H20 do do Maccaroni; .-e --
just received at VIM. CALDwELL'S,
"a 40 CIV a s. 8 No. First Street
E34e5 eEkIikisZ
--'- & 7---vs- -.
= "a Is1U3e s1uuBFj I-G
.IGA1 GEk 4AOe Vqu
CHOCOLATE
~ boxes Premium Chocolate;
boxes Sweet French Chocolate; ~
/ "a 2 boxes De Sante do; ~ =
q boxes Bakers do;
3 boxes Norfolk Co. do;
Just received at 4 o. No. 9 FIRST STREET.
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The prisoners on :. !; ie Island had
killed and eaten dog y stain life. 80
The supplies 1urni-ir..l by the Balti-
more Relief Fund arc (, warded daily.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

PUr 10 FLIGHT Tho Bultsrruls ol
Brcwvile. Indiana got together to pass
some sympathizing rrsolutioDs. make
speeches sud nominate ticket. The
call was for "a meeting Of the Democracy
Of Lar dcrtek township Mt BrswsrsviIle.
Jennings county Att things Lad
got fuly under wsJ. four younI l.dirs.
al of whom have brothers in the army
entered he pla"e OF meeting. bearing the
Datiousl flg. The sight OF thing 50
sbhorrent to copperl,eads caused no i'tle
consternaiion and rage At length FOL
lev advanced 10 lhs ladies' and succeeded
in attaching hu'ternul 10 the flag, aud
then ssked. who will dare 10 remove lhAt
butpfnut?" Ons Of the lsdies instantly
pluck d it of aud threw il into bis i4cs
Ths butternuts ttsn vacated the pacs
and finished h,ir business on a neigh
boring hill side. Que Of the ladies' Cat
rid Ihs flag. and iblee were armsd viii
billsts Of wool to dcfrnd it.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
LANCASTER, OHIO, THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1863

NIT to the Insults Of ruthless mob. /
would sooner die ten thousand deaths on
the field Of honor in defense Of my coun.
try than to see the homo Of my parents
laid waste, US il is in this part Of the
country.
Wes.. do not want you 10 infer from
this, that am no friend Of peacs on any
terms no indeed. there is no man living
who is more willing and anxious to grasp
the olive branch Of peace than your un
worthy cousin. But l am not in favor Of
any kind Of peace if we cannot have it
hut by surrenderins cur nation with it's
honor into the hands of bogus confed
eracy, will strike 10 avert il, as long as
| can raise the arm that guides this pm,
or as lung as drop of blood courses
through my veins. 1t is true may mol
live t, see tn, day when my country shall
emerge from the struggle too. may be
laid low on some of those Southern fields
Of blood.
II there ever was a country worth dy
ing for. it surely is ours. and if snch
is my lot. have the satisfaction Of know
ing that am only ons among the many
thousands, some of whom were my owr
relatives, whu have given their lives as
sacrifice for their Country.
Wes.. you may think that am exag
gera'ing, and that l am excited. but
can assure you that l have taken verI
moderate view Of the subject. Let tn
people OF the North read and study vel
the letter which R,sec,ans has written T.
the Ohio and Indiana Legislatures. The
, will find in them the whole truth, and tt
very sentiment Of this whole Westcr
' Army. Your cousin,
, ]. II. BRANDT.
Lieut. Co. A. 46th Reg't o. V. I.
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NO A
wat, TIL lt Is Darker!

/ was waking out thi: evening just ai,sf
sunset, with a child few years old BY my
eide. who asked me. Where are the siarsf
| dom see any" I said 10 her, =" Wall
ill it is little darker and you will see
them"
We conIiured our walk, she 0lisging 10
my hand. The shades Of evening deep.
ened: one by one STARS appeared, and soon
in the dafkue's Ct the Di9hs, the whole
ssy was covered sith their light shd
teauy
| AZ we walked on felt musiug, Gpd
wh n We Terurn'd it still went on a. l
repeated TO my hear. "Wai. ill il 10 4
/ lutte da,kor and the ligh. will come
Often lave We heard that "Man's tx-
flremtry is Gods opponapity,' ilAt
- vh-n lie bas humbled us He will sx.
alt Vs." that "Hs will cause light 10 risa
GU: Of obscuriry;" and tIsi the darkest
tine is jus. before. dsy." And many 4
poor. weary. 'Foubied soul has found III
his own experience hat from the verge Of
despair the blossedness Of home haa
sprung. When III other help has failed
him, God has been his help aud Savior.
But We are very slow 10 get the comforts
Of these promises and proverbs in adj
vance. After the stars have come out
bright, and tie shy is radient with glory
We admire. snd wonder at our want Of
faith before Lille the child who did not
know where the stars we're when she
could not see them, we do rot know
where light and peace and joy are 10
come from WHEN We are in trouble
Well. we must wait ill it Is little darker.
We have not Trial enough yet We must
fret and worry abont the Idtare: Ne musI
= see tic country, and our business. and
"ur pfopsrty going TO ruiu; We must bs
, perplexsl and Distressed on every side.
and cast Gown and nearly destroyed; ;
. perhaps we must actually suffer BY hun.
! ger. and nakednfss and the sword bHi
when IFS . ftttla 6sfksr me slsrs will
reappear. The day star will arisA Ou
, our hrar's. Tho Lord will provide -
. Our fco1 and raiment will come. oul
{ country will be saved. The day Of peacs
, aud prosperity will return. The voic.
of the tsrlls will be heard in the land
Z Zion will rise and shine. And the day
Of our mourning will bs ended. - SCR
EaneiseO Pacjfr
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dencs Of their obstinacy and determine.
tiou to ruin the Republic. would ap.
peal seriously to the honest, upright
readetS of your and all other papers, TO
state wherein the government ever inju
red them, and why it should be abandon,
ed ho~2 Suppose it will cost life aud
treasure to uphold it. is it not worth the
sacrifice? Besides. who makes the laws
and directs the mottons of il L. is not
lone" man whose acts you dare not ques-
ton. II you destroy it. what do you
propose to substitute? Is the wal of one
man better than the resolutions Of many
and of yourselves The Government
must be permanent, if you dislike the ad
minstratlun change it, but to show youl
dislike to The one. don't destroy both.
II remain your friend.
]. L. RING,
7th IIl's Volunts.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Judge Of FairfsiJ Common Pleas c'Sri-r' '"N
TRUMP. Residence Lancaster, Ohio.
Pr.Sat. Jadgs-JEsSE LEoHNBR once In
Public Building,
p,o,.eu,inr ysttornsy-TALL SLOUGH.
sAsri6-JAMES MILLRR; oniee at the jail
cl,rE Of court-JoHN C. RAINEY ofhce, Pub.
Aic Building.
auditsr-wILLIAM ROBINSON, oace, Public
Building.
Trsasnrsr-o z. DAVIS once, Public bnno'ng
Rseordsr--A. SYFERT: ohiee Pubhc buliu'ns'
Surveyor \. l.. HANNUM; once Public bu'lu'ne
Coroner-- J. sHEFFER, residence Madison lp'
Commi,sionsrs--JoSEPH SHARP, OF Bern town
ship; JONAS l, BAKER,of Walnut township ant
JOHN W, CUNNINGHAM of Hooking rp.
sekooi Eraminsrs--WlLLlAM WHITNEY, Joh9
WILLIAMS and UKlAH u. RUTTER.
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From lhc 46th Regiment.
La GRANGE, T, April 10. 'e3.
Lieut. Co. A, 46th Reg't o. V.

EDIroRs GAZETTE -
l beg pardon for
this intrusion upon your columns, but l
have few leisure moments. and | tho't
ii might not be Questionable to yonr
readers to hsar from the 46th again. We
have no news Of interest here. We are
all very much pleased with our new Gen
W. s. Smith Of Ohio, commanding this
division. Though he is. to use his own
language. "a sinking democrat" yet he
is strongly in favor Of the emancipation.
and believes it to bs the "best set Of the
President" and Wa all most heartily
endorse his sentiments, and unite in our
dlsapprobasion of the course Of the So.
called democracy Of the North. We do
painfully regret to see those whom we
once thought wero loyal men, and to
whom we once looksd for support and
encouragement while enduring the fatigue
and privaiions incident to soldiers life,
now turning 10 US the cold shoulder, and
doing all in their power to hinder our ar.
mics in their onw ard march to victory and
freedom.
AS much as | desire peace, and as
surs you. that no man living, has great
er longing for peace than | have. had
rather remain here in the army. live and
die in the service, thsn that we ehoulL
obtain peace other than on the condi
zion Of the rehellious states returning tc
their former allegiance under the Consli
tuition "as it is.' aud the Union as it was
There is no other means under Heavens
by which we can make terms with tn,
rebcs, that would last ten years, to say
uo!hing Of the disgrace that would res
E upon US. Then. we should see all ou
present difficulties upon u, again with tel
times their fury.
Only let the people Of the North, stan
united 10 support Of the army, and W
e will pledge ourselves to carry the gov
s srnment safely and lriumphanlly throug
: her present difficulties. We will do
r with. or without their assistance, bnt { b
e length oi the contest depends upon th
n aid and comfort we get from the North
% | have here partially expressed myself i
!. my own weak way, but in speaking as
= do, know that | speak the continent
h of the rank and 6ls Of this commend. =
8 | have served long in the ranks, and hav
e aperfrct right TO know the feelings Of m
i comrades. If the delud-d followers {
' Olds won't believe an officer let them b.
IS ieve one who has been through the roug
II phases of soldiers fifs. Hoping 500
= to see Gazette, and never an Eagle,
= respectfully beg leave TO subscribe my
II self, Yours truly.
!, A 46TH'ER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

and msliciously resist their govcr DmeBt
in an attempt 10 punish traitors, and put
down one Of the most Infamous AMI wick.
cd rebelioDs ever recorded in the annals
Of time. And all this on account Of the
negro; why sir it as evident as the noOn>
day sun, that oppositioa TO he negro is
the true secret oI copper hcsdism, and
the only vital and living principle oi
which modern democracy can boasl.--
= Why sir Capt X nser
and those who like him died in the ser
vice Of their country, will bo remember.
ed when the memory Of buttsrnuis sha!
have passed into oblivion. Their scuti,
meOts were 6rst their God. then their
county, while modern democracy virtu
ally change the phrase t1, frat my party
thnn my God aud cauutry. Lit peace
m'n cry peace. the government will ye
conduct this war to successful lermina
lion. The people will carry US and them
selves sloriously and triumphantly lhro
this struggle in spite of the di.slrscted
few. Ah! there is day coming wher
modern day democrats. will feel aud know
that they have been cursed by Go! apt
man for their pet6diou,ness. suppos
You have heard before this that ou. Reg
| (the 18th hod been det.iled for duty Of
board the various gunboats Of the Mis-
Sissippi aotilla. The Failgsld count!
boys in this region Of the country are al
we'll. DO not forget to send u, an occa
siOnal copy Of your paper. l am wit
respect,
Your obsdient Serv'I,
Al McBROOME.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

FousD aI' Crowd "A young man.
clad in home-pun, WAS standing in Third
street few d ys since ,dcyouri" e dough-
nut. when he was acoosted by idlers,
with
Jus. come down."
"Yss. guess havA, graHt place this,
ain't it. you" said the couutryman.
"'Tis SO how's your marn" asked
the city buck. bent on sport with the
gteeny.
well she's pretty we'll. She sent m'
down here on business
"She did | What kind Of business sr
yon or?"
"Why, she wanted me 10 CONS dowr
to town and look around. and fnd half I
doz n Of The biggest lOols 10 educate EN-
and rather guess I've got my eyes OF
EN- now." sad the stranger, taking il
the whols crowd at gl.uoe. The mex
moment he had the curbstone tu himself
where he quietly 6riUhed his doushHut.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23

Gone 10 BED. An eminent good man
thus wrote on hearing of the death of =
child "Is he 80 qniOGly laid TO sleep?
Happy hel Though We shall have nc
m ,re pleasure Of his lisping and laughing
he hall have no more he pain Of crying
nor Of being sick, nor Of dying Tel
my sister, that she is now much more
akin to the next world; and this will be
quickly passed to US all. John is but
gone an hour or two earlier to bed, as
children used 10 do. and we are very soon
TO follow. And the more we put of the
love Of this present world, and all things
superfiuous. beforehand. we shsll have
the less to do when we lie down"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
New,nnner Readers.

Irsu' scrihors 20 journals, like church
members. in stopping their paper were
required to produce an editorial cerif'
cate before they could subscribe fer an
other, ttere would be come curious de
vrlopmonls-fnr example ave certify
that A. B. stcppe his paper because the
ediIor refused 10 allow him six columns
for personal vindic ,ior which concerned
nobody but himself We certify that O..
D. refused the paper because the editor
did not publish the obituary notice Of 4
relative which Was never sent 10 him, but
which lie onghltc TO have detected in some
Of his exchange papers. We certify thai
Z. F. wishes 10 transfer his p'Ironage tc
another pager, beO'uie. having 'aksn
this paper for six years without paying q
cent, he felt insulred BY having bill sem
10 him w way Of reminder postage un"
paid. We certify that B. B. 10 his owl
opinion. is & roe; OF the first wafer, bl
the Ell or, unfortunately. differing from
his opinion, is regarded by him as Who'll
lv unqualified for his Office. We certify
hat /. ]. has stopped his paper because
the editor had the temerily 10 express al
opinion on a certain matter without hav
ing previously asce taihad the opinion Q
this particular subscriber"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-23
From CoIun,bds.
.COfv.PaadsnCe Of Ihs Cincinnati Gazette.
COLUMBUS, April 16, 1883.

IOf'S'iohdenee Of Iae Clncinnau Gazette.
COLUMBUS, April l6. 1883.
General Manson reached here to. day to
AXE command Of the camps Ia this vi
cinity. including lie oity. sod General
Coz will leave 10 q day or two fof Cincin.
natl. to assume command Of the DistrioI
of Ohio.
The organization Of the militia under
the new law will b. commenced wi kou6
delay.
Adju,snt General Hill has issued G1
order to the eject that ail psrso ns wishing
TO raise volunteer companies will make
application to him. nam ng three rsspon-
sible persons 10 enroll The requisite num-
Der Of men No man shall be enrolled
without the joint approval Of the two or
;hrea authorized to make such enrolment.
Wien = return is made the election of Of.
fGsrs will be ordered General Carey's
tactics will be the book of instruction.
Since the issuing of General Burnside d
order. The COpperheads have kept updsr
cover. They are net 30 told and defiant
now as they were.