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Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

Es- Diseases Of the Nervous, Ssminal,
Urinary and Sexual systems-neW and reliable
tfestment-in Reports OF the Howard AssOclationJ
Sent by mail In sealed letter envelopes, free
charge. Address Or. J. SKILLIN HoUGH1ON,
Howard Association, No. South Ninth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. no28-dkwsm
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08
AUCTION SALES.

-AA AASSAASAN AOA AlLEO.
| CAVALRY BUREAU :
-. OFFICE OF CHiEr QuAarzaMAsrrp.
WARRINGTON, d. c., November 90 i0Sl
On the first and third WEDNE0DAis IA "a
18TH Of Dseember, isss will Be- sold, e public suc
tien, st me Cavalry Depot, at G2esboro' Point, %
CAVRLRY HORSES,
'ondsrnsd e. unht for public servise.
snaIe saIe 70 commences at 10 o'clock O. N.
isrms easn, In government funds. y Z.
C. y. sAWTELLE, Lieut.. Cal,
and Chief Quarterm aster Cavalry bureau,
A sSIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER'6
A OFFICE, conner Of q and Twsnty -sssoad
Noficris. N'5sffs, rW.i;ssnstSn, e soysnbsr q isss-
ssrer,ed ss, 4 lot wednssdsy ths "a day Of Dsosm
.oo an. c. M TOMPKINA
noze-l% capt and A. 9. M, U. o A.
A SSIsTANT n QUARTERMASTER,s
49, ~ oFwrICE, u oo.nsr q 9 ard Twentyseeos,
sueeu' WAsHINoTos, D. C., Nov. n, fs6s,- win
be ;cd , a. Public Auction, ON Wednesdays, the sth
Observatory, IL fhis city '"e SSN'-p A'-@ 'A'
4 lot OF Ishlis Hsssss sad Mules, condemned as
Sales 70 commsncs q 10 O'Clock .. m.
Terms eash, tn Governnent funis.
CHAS. II. TOllPKINs,
no1t2t Captain and A. Q. m. U. .. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

MOTTO E..--WASHINGTON AND
IN ALEXANDRIA FERRY. - On and after
THURSDAY, October Ist, the steamers THOMAS
COLLYER, Capt Gedney; MARY ,. RAPLEY,
Capt. Stackpole; YOUNG AMERICA, Capt. Aoi.
lingshead, will commence their regular trips be-
tween Alexandria and Waship gton, at 8 O'clock In
the morning, running every hour until O'Clock
D. m. se2S-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

WHITEHURsr's GALLERY, 434 PENNSYLVANIA
AvEauE.-This celebrated Establishment has lust
been elegantly reftted and furnished. Has one Of
the largest collections of Photographic negatives
10 this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing hkenesses of distinguished persons
both civil and military. Likenesses Of many OF
these Isllen In hatt,e can be obtained here. For
hyperion worry, Whitekurst oHtstripping his COM
petitors, received a medal at the Worlds Fair,
London. Particular attention Is called tV his new
Imperial Photographs, also Yignetts now much
sought after. novl+-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-12-08

THx GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTI.-Th
quickest and aAfest route to the Northwest an
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and oAe o.
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov ernment rates "A
all the principal points In the North and West
For tickets and further information apply at the o.
flee OF the "Great Pennsylvania Route" northeast
corner PennsylvAniA avenue and sixth street, un
der National Hotel. Ornoe open from = >. N. 10 {
p. m.;ou Sundays to p. N.
Z. o. NORTON.
ARont
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

No. cures Fever and inflammation, No 9, Worm
Fever, Nc }, cures Collie of infants teehng, crying and
wakefulnesS, No. a. cures Darrhea, No S, dyson
terry va 8, ours Choleta Morbus No. Z, Coughs,
'elds HoarS ness and sore throat No Nervous Alec
tons Neurag a, etc., No. 9, cures Headache No TO-,
No. ~ Leucorrhes, No. 49, Group No IA,
cures Salt Ri, UNI, No Is, cures Rheumatism No, To
cures Fever and Ague, No. II cures Piles No Is
halmit, No 10, cures C2tsrrh, No. 20 VIII cop
ing Ccugpand twenty oil er remedies (1rty in al} fer
he cure of dis ases, price Is cts. per bxGst manual
which tells tn whole story furnish free, by Freu E.
Smi h. agent, Montpelier, Vt, or Philip Lee 1856, VIII
liam street, New YORK.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20. The Navy Depart
ment has received dispatches from Commodore
Harwood, commanding the Potomac Flotila,
dated the IL th, stating that the Leslie arrived
at Hampton Roads on Sunday with Schooner
HamLtja OF baltimore in tow, which vas captur-
ed BY the Cu.rISuck on he morning of the 18th .
The com modOrc States hat the vessel cleared
light, ostenslbly for the oyster trade, but took
In her cargo at Baltimore. She had on board
several passengers, w.4o had been in the habit
OF passing to and from Virginia. At the time
OF the capture of the Hampton, a canoe at the
same place escaped, but was afterwards taken
ut Indian Creek. Commodore Harwood also
reports that before these occurrences the Currl-
tuck brooks up, for the present, an establishment
tor supplying salt to Richmond, by destroying
the kettles used in Its manu- facture II appears
from the report of Acting Master Linneke
commanding the Currituck, that, when be ar
rived at Dividing Greek, he was Informed by a
negro that, at Southwest Branch, there was a
large mandatory of salt and steam-mill
which had unexteusivey en- aged in supplying
the rebels with salt.
The commander proceeded thither, sent
party on shore and destroyed all the kettles,
DO, and lett word to the proprietor to discon-
tlDue the occupation under penalty of the COM
plete destruction of the mill.
Mi. Burley, Indian Agent for the Yankton
Sioux, which tribe has been friendly towards
the Government throughout the Indian Difficult
ties, reached here to-day, He came TO Wash
ington with a view to lrge the proper Depart
ment to take precautionary measures against
trouble which may possibly occur in the Spring
with the same party 0! Sioux and other branch
ee of that Tribes He states that at present
there need be no apprehensons of any difficulty
Mr.. Burley brought with him, as far as Sioux
City, Iowa, the white passengers who were
captured by the Sioux, and ransomed by our
Government.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21
TEETH! & TEETH!

insert artificial teeth Gold, Silve7 Platna and Rus
ker In all furnish temporary sets free OF cost
andJ advise all persons who have ed their teeth extract
ed 70 have temporary set as it keops he under jaw in
better shape Sever have come under my notice
since residence in this place where the 1nder has
bceems serisxsy njsrsa By going without temporary
set.
ar still renew my offer OF sos set for s'rOtten dc
eayng sets Of teeth the rubber plate Thus far have
keen unable to And an imperfect act
The following letter will speak for itself 1t 10 from
Rev. j. 8. Lee, fsrnerly.a resident Of this place
CANTON, Y, June Fl, 1882
DE-. CsNSaYs Dear Sir,I feel impeed to write ysu
she result Of your dentistry in my wish to
commend your work especially yoHr rst6sr WORK have
tried four different kinds and much prefer the rubber
teeth in my mouth rubber plate and AsVe it
since with every meal and the plate is
just good when The fitting is admirable.
have experienced venience whatever wearing
it. dwdys recommend ii my friends preference to
gold yiara My experience is certainly decidedly in
of the rubber. hope my many friends in gormoAt
will avail themselves of your services as know III
Deatist in whose hands should pre- trust teeth
interest rather than you give this letter unsolicited,
as simple justice. Yours rsy,
Ether or ChlOrofOrm given In extrac ting a
number of teeth If required.
- Bear in mind that only charge Sevenfy-nve
cents cavity, for gold filing | the best gold
and warrant the fllings, as do my plate work When
convenient persons from distance will please give
q few days notice, when they ntend coming for
work.
or Office over LangdsRs Flsur Store, Montpelier VI,
oct.SB&w l0HN NJ. COMEGYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21
Lois &praSsse's Estate

Subscribers, having been appointed by II HoDo,.
ols Probate Court for he District Of Randolph Com.
- 10 eeeVe examine aud adjust all claims and
OF all persons against the estate uf is Slrapu
,te OF Randolph, in said strict deceased g." 4
Inc term o. six months tom the Isl day Of janua,v
erased TO exhii and prove Their ,esner,, .iir Se
ioe US Give notice thst will attend to the dn,.,
our appointment al the dwelling house Of John Rus
February next, at ten clock IN th foytnnon. Jay "
PkLEG MOREY.
n..su,.r 90 p ,ao, A.P. oSGoUD, I |"mms
''' 49, ~ loo2, 367w3t
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HALIFAX. Jan 20. TIE Royal Mail Steam
ship Arabia, from Liverpool the 10Th, arrived
here this evening ami sailed for Boston at 10
O'Clock. #Fr
The Bulletin de Paris lays that Mr.. DAYTON
had plivrte audience with the Emperor on
the 7th. Napo eon is said to have recommend
cd an armistlce In America. On the previous
day Mr. Dayton had conference on the same
subject With the Minister on foreign affairs.
The Paris correspondent of the Times savs
that since the defeat at Frede, icksbursh. the
Emperor has again turned his thoughts to A mer
lea affairs. The correspondent 10 informed on
good authority that steps have been taken. or
are on the point of being taken. to resume the
overtures already made unsuccessfully to Mr..
Lincoln Government; and this time, it is
hoped, with the prospect of better results.
The English government still persevere in
refusing to interfere in any way.
.e GREAT BRITAIN. The army and navy Gasetke
says that Confederate Generals have been over
praised, that to stand and fight have been their
great strategy. Not one of them seems to have
made cam aign with a purpose. Not enc has
had the capacity to understand the value OF
victory. They have done any thing but follow |
up even tins and make good use of the energy
and zeal OF their soldiers. &t,
Lat some leader arise on either side, who can :
lead sfew squadrops TO press one of their broken
armies, and war will not long languish in a
bloody trail of gigantic skirmishes. m Il
On New Years Eve M address wss voted to
President Lincoln, alta large meeting in London
under the auspices Of the Emancipation Society.
Minister Adams, in acknowledging tie address
Tor transmission, says be has no doubt the Pres
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

WHEN THE SYSTEM FEELS DULL AND LANGUI.
as though there but little life attended with bad
taste in tho mouth, but little relish 70 dsome
times at ended with dn pain ia the head side and back
!; shows that the LIVER IS TORPID aud
slLs and that there UsoRs BLOOD VIII should
be car led out of the system SCOvILL's BLOOD y-
Err SYRUP, win cause those organs humors
and Convey them from the and restore the action
OF the Liver If the impure ollie and kumors should
be removed, and he liver not be 0red proper
action but permitted to on may prove in time
MALADY WATCH WILL COST YOUR LlFh!
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

CAEEr's CATHARrIc CASBKs-nerangement Of the
stomach and Bowel-As the stomach by the agency Of
tbe gastric juices assimaies dges,ed food into eli
ry blood We cannot he too careful Of preserv it in
healthy and vigorous condition. Carey's Cathartic
dies are powerfully corrective a d dttersent tbrv
strengthen the digestive organs and By their uYaIvs
properties cleanse an purify the 3od is pts
cess OF conversion blood In all disorders IF the bowels
and viscera their SAM i've qualities uns SnJd
by all Druggists, at 25c. per FOX
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ldent will receive 1T as an encouraging testlmj-
ny OF independent witnesses to the manner in
which he is endeavvrng to do his du:y to bis
country and mankind.
An address of sympathy to Mr.. Lincoln was
receiving signatures at Birmingham. 1t ex-
presses their belief in the federal cause as that
of humanity, religion and freedom, and evident
ly hopes for its success.
& f. FRANCE.
The Paris Moniteur publishes an account Of
the battle of fredericksburg, written by mil
itary witness He says the Federais marched
with a consciousness of impending disaster
The rapdity of the Confederate movement is
described as marvellous. The Federals on the
contrary, are represented as having moved with
slowness, and incapacity and lnexperience in
their Generals are not doubtfully spoken of.
TRENTON, N j., Jan. 20 Governor Parker
was inaugurated to-day. His inaugural address
takes the ground that all the powers not delega-
ted to the General Government by the ConstItu
ton are reserved to the States. He contends
that secession ia unconstitutional. 1t is not
based on the right of revolution, but On the al
legged right of State oonsttutionally to with
draw. This is political heresy. In the arti-
Giles of Confederation the original States plight
ed their faith that the Union should be perpet-
ual, and the Constitution followed only to per-
feet the Union
The Governor argues that there was not a
sufficient cause for u revelation, He refers to
the tanaticism in the North as calculated to |
pro luce the bitterest hatred ia the Southern
people, and they had committed retaliatory
violence illegally anu entirely unjustIhably la
this way minority of ultra and fanatical men
Of both sections controlling the current Of
events, brought this great and good Govern
nent to the verge of destruction. La this sor-
'owful state of affairs, New Jersey had taken
10 part but to assert and to show her loyalty ON
Ill occasions.
Arbitrary arrests are denounced. The pur-
pose of the war was declared TO be the malnte-
rance of the Constitution and the protection Of
he rights ot the citizen. such arrests are clear
rotations of the Constitution and rights OF the
people, and not called for by the exigencies OF
he Case
Whatever legal powers are vested in the Ex-
cutive shall be exerted for the protection OF the
awful rights Of the citizens Of New Jersey.
The suspension OF the writ of hat eas corpus
Belongs exclusively to the Legislative and
Executive branches Ct the government, and was
lever intended to exist in the breast OF any indl-
i ua.
The war power is discussed and the plea of I
military necessity Is declared illegal and dan P
ereus. Emancipation s classed among the il r
egal acts Of this new principle of the war pow p
r. iL will prOlong the war and our energies
hould be directed to save the Union. 81
The Governor hopes for speedy conclusion
t the war and the restoration Of peace. IL
houd be peace upon this bass Of the Union 4
8 1T was-a Union Of the States with their q
quality and rights unimpaired =,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

10 .Ds for III. o p.fe , s.nn
sad will be holden at the Probate Once, in Montpeer in
aid District Tuesday OF each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said are res
suested to attend to tbs same said court days.
7. K. MERRILL, Judge.
December |. 1889.
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Il he Confessions and ExDer.
emce Of am Invalid.

pUBLlSHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning and
acsutlon to young men who suferfrom Nervous Dehl-
ity, PREMATURE Decay, supplying the same time the
means OF Self-Cu e. BY one who has cured himself after
eeng put TO great expense through medical imposition
and quScker7 byenclosug post paid addressed epvt
oPe SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author NATHAN
ELL MAYFAIR Esd Bradford, Kings c., NY.
march.1gfyl
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TATE + .a or VERMONT, | In Probate Court held a
WAshlsGToE DISTRIoT S. Montpelier, in said District
on the 27ih day Of december A. D. 1852
A bhh D. WILLIAMS, Administrator Ct the estate Of
ceased presents his administration sccoun for examna
ton and allowance and makes application for decree
ceased ~ ~N NC
Whereupon, it is ordered by said Coart that said ao
count aha sad application be referred to session Of
Nonpeer, on the Goth day Of January. A, D lses
for hearing and decision thereon ana it Is futile,
ordered that neuce hereof be given to all pe,sOns
Interested ny publication of the same three weeks suc
cessvely in the Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper
Puhshed at aontpeer, previous sald time appointed
LOT nearing, mat they may appear saiG time and
pace ana SHOW cause, il any they may have whv Raid
ccon"i should not be allowed, and such decree made
By The Court
3ooWJ Attest, r. n. MERRIJr yns,o
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CoUans. COLDS, INFLUENZA all who suffer from
these complaints, and HishtG find permanen remedy
We ny try Hafs Basas a medicine which con
tains no Opium and has cuIed the worst eases among
tie
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE FREEMAN.
Z O'CLOCK A. M.
HEADauAKrERs ARMY or THE PoroMAC,
- '.-A January 20-Evening. (
Nothing to telegraph tonight. r..

Nav YoRk, Jan. 20. A special dispatch to
the Eocn.ng Post from Washington states that
the schooner Hampton with cargo for the reo-
els has been captured in Dividing Creek, on the
Potomac north of tho mouth of the Rappahan-
mock.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21

Special Dispatch 10 the Boston Journal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 90 Should the House
Of Repr sent. tives sustain the report of Mr..
Dawes OF Massachusetts in the Vandaleer case.
several Members of Congress, who have been
drawing pay as representatives and as military
officers, will have TO give up one position
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-21
George n. klnney1s E.sate

George n. k1nRey's Estate.
bscrbers, having been appointed by ne uonuya
4 bic Probate Court fOrthe District of ha dolph com
ssohers examine, and adjust all inns ma
ea'a NOS oi al persons against the s ate OF Geo Kin
heyate OF Br0okhedln sa Id district REPRESENT
ca msoiVent and the term Of siI months from The o4h
uay pecempet 1862 being allowed by said Coun to the
creditors of said deceased to b and rovr
I'VE claims oelore us: Give notice. that we will attend t.
me fnuesoi our appointment at The &c dwelling house
OF the deceased IN BTookfed said district on the
second Thursdays of February an June next At me
O'Clock IN the afternoon. on each Of said days
ioA A. 6 HhGtfRElcK' cOmm'rs.
WV. Is. CH.xsERLtv, Admir-
pIooAh9lo, december Z4th, A. ID. 1862. 2w3
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John W. Harris Estate.

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Hon
= Probate Court 70 the Dlstrictot Washington Com
Tisonersto receive .examineand adjust all claims nd
demands of all persons against he Estate of John w.
Harris ate Of Worcester, 10 said district decea sea-
resented IN ovent and the term of six months from
OH day Of Jaay 1863 oetng allowed by said Court
said deceased 40 exhibtand prove
Speciive claims before us-gve notice that we viii
atendo the duties of our appointment at the dwelling
house OF Charles C.. Clio son, in Worcester in suid dis
rct, ON the sixth day. OF February and July next nj
one O'Clock in the afternoon, of said days
SAMUEL ANDREWS,
CHARLES CLOssON, ! oon''"
Worcester, Jan s, A. u. 1868. 2w3
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Coufthrld in
WAsnIScToN D'srEtcT IS. Montpelier, within and for
sain Dsulct or the 9th day OF Jannary 4. n. 1868.
Il ment OF David Pour, late OF Worcester in said
strict, deceased, being presented TO the Court by
samuel Andrews, the executor hoTein named, for P
bale:
~ ordered by said Court, that all persons concerne
therein be nOeG appear session Of sai0 Court IA
be holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier or
the Sd day OF February, d. 1853 and show cause any
they may the PROT ate OF said viii: for which
purpose II Is further ordered that a cory Of the
record of this order be published three weeks sue
cessivelyn the Green Mountain eeman printed aMont
peIer previous to said appointed for bearug
true copy OF Record.
sw3 Attest, T. r. MFRkTIT, Judve
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.Janles IL. &aibbard,S Estate.

JIEsaGS u. &AsDDard7N Estate.
VHEsGbscrlbers haVing been appointed he honorable
L Probate Court for the District Of Randolph Cora
n"sloners to- receive, examine and adjust claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate of James r.
hl0baru late OF WliaHSown in said District deceased
epesented insolvent and thetem of six months from
me 9th day of December 1862 being allowed by
10 inc creators OF SAID deceased to exhibit prove their
respective claims before hat we wllInt,end
othe duties ofour appoint meni al the dwelling house az
"afVty Martin III Wlilamst0wn, in said District OH The
the second Tuesday of March and June next at one ~
CLOCK IN the afternoon, on each Of spid lays.
JAMES lass, o.
,.,.,,. OPHlb MAhtlN,( No"'"
WiIliamstown, January 9, A D. 1853. 9w3
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LADIES CATER
ROOTS

niue glove strs up heart tides stir up the ocesa
notion '
IL sorts of lady h1ns thrill my feelings, as they srtsr
D~' "ttie 1emale gaiter boots are death and nothA
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EiHHOcinI TnselIixeRce.


Saturday, April Il. 5
Thsre is no new feature in financial effairs, if
we except the usual fluctuations ia gold. Money
is in good supply, and tho banks could extend
the line of discounts d0ubls Whist they now are
without the slightest Inconvenience, but first
class borrowers are scarce, and second and
third.clsss names meet With no encouragement.
Rates of interest are steady and firm at ten per
cent.
Gold was again lower to-day. and the market
here was dull after the New York dispatches
were received. The regular counter rates. buy
ing, ranged from $50 to 15l, although some lots
were bid in during the fore part of the day al
1872 The market closed weak at $50, buying
Silver was bid in at I40 for large pieces and
1877 for small, althoug a'solne Of the dealers re-
fused to pay over I35. Canadian currency
commands a premium of 45 per cent. Demand
notes are nominally the SHINE ss gold Indiana
Stste bank currency is bought at to 4 per
cent. premium. D5ht certificates are bought st
971. and Z 80! Treasury notes st l04l.
The Boston Post Of Wednesday says:
Money is still in full supply at the banks and
in the street, but ths demand is not sufficient TO
make any visible impression on the large accu
mutation of unemployed deposits which ere al
lowed to remain idle, psrily for lack of borrow
ers, but mainly on account Of the hesitancy OF
the undecided owners about investing il where
something can be earned, or profit realized
by al improvementin market value. Those
who sell anything (unless they have debts to
psy) hardly know what to do with the currency
which they receive in payment, and after re
naming passive awhile often repurchase The
same things they have sold, at current prices
whether they be higher or lower than the pre-
yious sales,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-30
EOONOmICAL SUGGESTION.

EDIToRs APPEAL: The expensive custom
now practssd by our subsistence department.,
in hurding dry cattle into dry pens and
feeding them on dry corn, with the view of
fattening them to feed the army, should be dis
psnsed with at least where far more advsn-
sageous plan can be chosen. We have exten-
sive fertile prsiriss Zone near Greenwood),
abounding with the richest spontaneous produc-
tons, which would furnish ample latitude for
several thousand head of cattle. Now, would
1t not be wisdom and economy in the Govern
msnt agents to concentrate the perishing cattle
they have ponned to aud fro, and place them at
once in the lap Of those prairies, whore they
would be in their natural element, with a
definite quota of herdsmen to watch over them.
This course Of procedure would return large
number of men to the service, and save thou
sands of dollars and ihouss ads of bushels of
corn TO the Government SOLDIER.
FOREST HILL, Miss, April u, 1863