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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-14
RIVER NEWS.

The River is again swelling at this
point, having risen about four inches up
to dark last night, with a considerable
rise coming from above.
The following boats have passed up
since our last reports: C;:y Bell, Ex-
change, James Thompson, Poland, Pri-
Dress and Storm.
The Argonaut No . for St Louis,
and Lady Pike for Memphis, passed
down
The Charley Bowen arrived at nine
o'clock yesterday morning with good
trip. She will leave to-day at O'Clock,
under command of those sterling Off
GERS and affable gentlemen, Ben. Howard
and Bruce Hunter. Passengers desiring
pleasant trip to Cairo or way points
will secure berths on the Bowen.
The fine new Memphis packet Curlew,
Capt Rudd, will leave for Memphis at 2
o'clock this afternoon. The Curlew will
be found pleasant boat to travel On.
The Big Grey Eagle, with those in
comparable officers, Capt. Joe Bunce
and Capt Jim Lusk, doing the honors,
and issuing the orders and tickets, will
be the unrivaled packet for Henderson
and Louisville this evening.
|, The fine Cincinnati and Memphis
packet, Glendale, Capt Bugher, will be
here to day or tomorrow, for Memphis
She is fast, roomy, and musical, and her
officers are very accommodating
The steamer Prioress, having on board
100 wounded rebel prisoners, passed up
yesterday. These prisoners will be sent
to indianapolis for care and medical
treatment
minutes and but little opportunity was
given to see the prisoners Rebel pris-
oners, however, have become SO com
mon in this latitude that they now excite
little interest.
+ The Corlew arrived here at s o'clock
last night, having been detained below in
government service.
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Serenity Fifth Mdiana.

The following officers of this regimen
cordially endorse and approve the fore.
going memorial and resolutions, and Ger.
tify that the same were submitted to a
vote of the regiment, numbering 81 Off
GERS and GIG men, and were enthusiastic
ally adopted
Milton S. Robinson, Colonel
VIM. O'Brien, Lieut. Colonel
G. S. McCole, Major.
c. S. Arthur, Surgeon.
Il. H. Buck, Asst Surgeon.
JAS. c. Measker, AdIt.
WA. Wainwright, Q. NJ
And signed by all the officers COM
handing companies.
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For SALE-A new fire and burg
proof SAFE, of the manufacture of
sEPH L. HALL & Co., Successor to Il;
Carroll & Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio. It'll
outside and inside doors, money box, a
movable shelves. The locks inside .
of approved kinds, and on the outs
doors is one of Halls Improred Com
nation, pO'oder and burglar proof Toe
The ornamentation of the safe is uns
passed, and altogether it is not to
excelled. The owner wishes to sell
because it is not large enough. He
having one made just ike it in eve
respect except in size.
Enquire at this Office.
fcb9dwlw
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Rs The Washington corresponden,
of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing ON
the Sth of February, SAYS:
General Burnside has again demand
ed that a command be given him. where
/ he can be of some service in SUPPRESS
ing the rebellion, or he will resign his
commission"
The country will applaud General
Burnside in his determination. Ifbe is
worthy his commission and pay as Ma
jor General, he is worthy of command
This remark applies to Fremont, Nc
Clellan, Mcdowell, Pope, Franklin. Sum
ner, and all the other Major Generals
who are idle. They should follow Cen
eral Burnside's example, and demand
employment, or throw up their commits
sions. 1t does not follow, because an
officer had had an independent COM
mand, that he can do the country no SER
vice except with an army and depart
ment assigned him. We have too many
independent commands now.-Cin. Cbm-
mercidL
We endorse the above heartily. Ere
mont has already applied for an active
command, and we hope it will be given
him. We trust, in addition, that the
President will withhold his recommends
ton for the appointment of two or three
hundred additional Generals until those
already appointed and drawing salaries
are put to work. The country desires to
see some return for its vast outlay in
Major Generals.
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THIRTY Eiqhth H,dinnn.

Headquarters lst Brig, lst Division, !
Murfreesboro, Tenn, Jan. %.
The 18th Indiana Volunteers, Lieut.
Colonel Griffin commanding, is the only
Indiana regiment in this brigade. They
have been absent from camp for several
days on special duty and viii not proba-
bly, return in time to express themselves
on the foregoing memorial | will There
fore state that from my knowledge of the
officers and men of the regiment feel
assured that resolutions SO patriotic aud
Just could not fail to receive their unani-
nous and hearty approval.
B. L. Scribner,
Col. com'dg lst Brigade.
u. ID. Devol, lst Lieut., a. A. q.
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Ettv FIRST Indiana.

Fifty-First Indiana.
The commissioned officers of this regi-
ment certify that the above memorial and
resolutions were submitted to the mem
bers of the regiment, and unanimously
adopted by them, and are signed by the
following field and all the line officers:
A. D. Streight, Colonel
Clark Willis, Major
Elias Gaskins, Chaplain.
W. S Marshall, Adj't.
J. G. Doughty, Q. NJ.
J. W. Pearce, Asst Surg n.
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Furniture of all Kinds Repatred

We are prepared to re-paint, varnisl
ornament and otherwise repair all kline
of household furniture; chairs newt
caned, and all kinds of upholstery re
paired. We will take your furnitur
from the house and return the sam
after being repaired We will buy a
kinds of secondhand furniture and Sc
the same We have an Express wager
and will attend to moving household fun
nlture Or any other hauling, All order
left at our auction room. No S5 Mo;,
street, opposite Court House, will b,
promptly attended to.
jau2S-6wd II. NELSON 4 Co
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B8@ Ofthe many improvements mac
in artificial teeth in the last few yea
we would mention favorably the Indi
rubber and Continuous Gum-the rui
Der possessing many advantages Ov5
the gold an' silver plates. ANY persd
doubtful of the quality of the work c:
test it at the expense of DR.. Fleage
who is as yet the only legally authorize
agent for the rubber in this section
country. Rooms next Bittrolf's, Ma
Street.
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SERENITY Ninth Mdioln.

The following named field officers and
all company commanders sign the me
mortal aud resolutions; and the Colonel
certifies that these were all the officers
present, the others being dead, absent
regiment voted In the ITiIFIna tive without
one dissenting vote:
Fred. Kneder, Col.
Samuel P. OYER, Lieut. Col
7. NJ Blankenship, Major.
|. Il. Colclazer, @. NJ.
[. Il. Jameson, Chaplain.
L. F. Ritter, Adiutant
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entire regiment present, and were nnani-
mously adopted; first adopting the me
mortal and then the resolutions seridti"a:
E. c. Bryant, Lit. Col Com g.
G. W. Slough, Major.
W. S. Wilson, Chaplain.
n. Teal, A. A. Surgeon.
F. T. Boltz, Acting Adjt.
Ira Rupert, Q. NJ
III. B. DuBarry, Adjt.
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EiqhM Indiana Battery

The following named officers certify
that the memorial and resolutions were
read to all the members of the company
present, and approved by the following
vote: Yeas As, nays %. The commits
stoned officers were unanimously in IA
vor Of their adoption.
George Estep, LIST 1t. Cong.
Samuel Winsor, I'd Lieut..
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FYffpSecenth Indiana.

Capt John L. McGraw, commanding
the regiment, certifes that the names of
the company officers attached to the me-
mortal were all the commissioned officers
present, with one exception; and that
the same having been read to the regi-
ment on dress parade, and a vote taken
thereon, four-ffths OF all present voted
in favor, and that the officers endorse the
same.
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Election Notice.

meeting of the members of the Evansville
Presbyterian Church and congregation i'll be held
at their usual place of worship, corner of Second
and Walnut Streets, on Wednesday evening, z5,b
inst, at o'clock, at hich time and place \ Trrs.
tee will be elected to serv in the place of
S. Wells, deceased. H. f BLOINT- Sec-ot.r,-
Feb. II, 1863
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Tonth b,aiann Ratta,sa,

-Tenth- Lldiapn--B 1tte1;at ---
The undersigned officers certify thai
the memorial and resolutions were unan
imously adopted by the company of the
10th Battery.
VIM. A. Naylor, lst Lieut., com'dg.
VIM. H. Cox, LIST Lieut.
Alfred Cosner, I'd Lieut..
John c. Clifford. ID Lieut..
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Eiqhtu-Second Indiana.

The following field officers and all
company commanders sign the same and
cert y that the memorial aud resolutions
were read to the regiment when formed
IN hollow square, the better to hear
and understand the same, and that a
vote was taken thereon and every officer
and man present in the regiment voted
for them:
Morton G. Hunter, Colonel,
Henry Davis, Lieut.. Colonel
Paul 3. Slocum, Major,
Alfred 6. Hunter, Adiutant
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-14

NAPOLEON B. RIsNGER, for long
time our army correspondent with the
Army of the Cumberland, and who was
discharged from the service on account
OF physical debility, has issued a circular
to the Democrats of Gibson, Pike, and
Duoo'S counties, announcing himself a
candidate Tor the State Senate in place of
Thomas Shoulders, decease. Mr.. Ri
singer announces himself a DEM
ocra'' anu that MS views remain the
same as previous to the war. He takes
the stump at once.
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Eg~ The editor of the New Albany
Ledger, says we called him traitor.
We never did anything of the kind. 1t
is possible that while reading our rebuke
for his attempt to discredit Government
money, his conscience, if he has any,
whispered traitor in his ear
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-14

GgrA correspondent of the State Sen
tineJ dates his letter Mississippi Squad
ron There is evidence that the fellow
is not connected with the Mississippi
squadron in any capacity. No man who
has anything to do with that squadron,
and no man of even ordinary intelli-
gence would make SO great mistake as
to speak of the commander of the ram
Queen of the West as Capt Elliott The
fellow must be hanger on of the
Sentinel Office, and having heard some
body speak of Col Ellet, has misunder-
stood the name, and inserted it wrong
in his communication. 1t is needless to
say, after this expouse of the fellows
ignorance that most of his letter is de-
voted to the "nigger." The Sentinel
ought to post this convenient correspon-
dent better before it prints any more of
his lucubrations.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-14

VALENTINEs.-Persons sending Valen-
tines to-day and hereafter, through the
Post Office, should be sure to prepay
them, as they win not reach their desti-
Bai fq n If p4Hfeia HRIes Sr abez pre-
labor lost"
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pa There has been for two or three
days large business done in Valen-
tines, and the transactions to-day prom
Use to be very large. Children from 10
to 10 years seem to take the lead in this
anniversary celebration.
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Gen. Hunter Understands HIMSELF

Gen. Beauregard recently captured
Lieut. Virgil Cate, of company c, 7th
New Hampshire Y. l., and has notified
him that 'being commissioned officer,
he is not subject to exchange. but that he
will probably be turned over to the local
authorities OF the State of Florida for
trial, under the statues made and provl-
ded in that State for the punishment OF
persons engaged in melting negro slaves
to instruction. Gen. Hunter has re-
sponded by issuing retahatory order,
saying to Gen. Beauregard: !,
"Under these circumstances, and until
this policy, in violation of all the rules
of war among civilized nations, be dis
tinctly and practically repudiated, | an
nounce to YOU that all commissioned
officers of your service, now prisoners, or
hereafter to become SO, in my hands,
ac,l, be keptin close confinement, and Be
held anssCera6te lUita their tires for the
/ safety Of my officers sOho are prisoners
and that [ will not discharge, nor enter
tain applications for the discharge on,
upon any pretext whatever, any citizen
or residen. of Georgia, South Carolina oil
Florida now in my hands, or who may
hereafter be captured by coastwise expe-
/ ditions and incursions"
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HONE INTERESTS.
Soldiers, Claim AgencE.

MoBRIDE & WHIrrLEsEY are still prci
curing back pay for discharged soldier;
Pensions and Bounties for soldiers an
widows under the acts of Congress e
1861 and 1862 Their terms are low
Give them a call. Their Office is OF
Third street, below the Crescent CT
Hall. febl4-ly :
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Thirty-ninth Indiana

7 tut g -fttFttIt INUtIIlN.
The commanders of companies in this
regiment all sign the memorial and Ger
tify that it and the resolutions were
unanimously and heartily endorsed by
tn the men of their respective commands
The following officers also sign it and
certify that fair and impartial vote on
-fAaS nAas'A4-aA'144 Observation-Disclosures ara taken
pressed.
Ihos. Herring, Capt. com. Reg't
+. IL Scott, Lieut.. acting Adi't
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Hundred and FIRST Indiana.

The undersigned, Lieut.. Colonel Com
manding, certifes that the memorial and
resolutions were read to the l0lst rcgl-
ment, $50 men being present, and the
yeas and nays being called, the senti-
ments contained therein were unanl-
mously adopted.
Theo. Doan, 1t Col. CONG.
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WANTED.

WANTED, TO RENT. A HOT-sr ~
pleasant part of the CITY, with from f,n- -
SIX rooms suitable buildings, SC. PropertV
INSIDE iY the canal is preferred Six months rent
VIII be paid in advance, if required.
Address Box No. los, Evansville. Ind fsh1a51,
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Bounties, Pensions and Back P;

i NHSIUsso dflu BaCh i :
JOHN TENNIS is authorized
Government to procure invalid pensic
pensions and bounty certificates for
ceased soldiers widows or legal he
Collects resigned officers, pay accour
discharged soldiers pay accounts Q
other Government vouchers.
Office, Post. office building First str.
Evansville. jan. 26-Iyl
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EiQhty-ei0hth Indiana

The field officers of this regiment and
all the company officers sign the memo
rial and resolutions, and certify that the
same were read in the hearing of the
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-14
Sepenth Indiana Battery.

The undersigned certify that the me-
mortal and resolutions were read to the
Battery, and all but two members voted
to approve and adopt the same.
George R. Swallow, Capt
j. G. Fisher, I'd Lieut.
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B0unties, Pensions, and Arrears
Ear

- c -l-l;~--''- tI-',;:s wi,iv--s and hoirs ',
find it to their interest to call on B,
Stinson, who is collecting soldiers clail
of all kinds.
Back pay for discharged soldiers C.
be collected by BEN. sTINsON, for lie
money and in a shorter time, than a
soldier can collect for himself OF
on Third street, opposite the entrance
Crescent City Hall. d&w
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Eighty Sicth Indiana

All the officers present of the Eighty
sixth regiment signed the memorial
and resolutions, and the following GER
tlfy that the same were read to the regi-
ment on dress parade, and were unani-
mously adopted both by officers and men
Geo. f. Dick, 1t. Col Com g.
c. P. Rodman Adjt
K. Bateman, Q. NJ
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Fifth Indiana Battery.

The undersigned certites that the me-
mortal and resolutions were unanimously
adopted by the officers and soldiers OF
the 5th Indiana Battery.
Alfred Morrison, 1st 1t. Com G.
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Fortieth Indiana.

The undersigned officers of this regi-
ment certify that a vote was taken on
the memorial and resolutions on the 25tb
OF January, 1868, by all the officers and
men belonging thereto who were present
ana the result was as follows $50 en-
listed men for and 7 against. Lieut..
James Bragg refused to vote for or
against.
Il. Leamory, Major, com'dg.
Daniel ROyse, Adutant.
VIM. NJ Pyle, lst Lieut.. and O. NJ
>. L. Rifle, Assistant Surgeon.
Here follow the names of all the com
pany officers except Lieut. Bragg.
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commanding the respective companies,
and the certificate OF Adjutant ]. J. How
ard that said names comprise all the OIL
GERS present with the regiment at the
time.
Appended to the reported action of the
18th regiment is the following:
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sJr Good judges of pictures patrc
ize ]. Perry Elliott's Gallery, No 8 S.
ond Street
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WANTED.-A dwelling house in a pie
ant location, with eight or ten room
Apply to WELLS, KELLOGG & Co,
No. Is First street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. j L. CRAIG, United resbyterian, will
preach in the Baptist Lecture Room, corner of
Chestnut Street aud Canal, on Sabbath at I01$ A. N.
and NJ. A general attendance is respectfully
requested.
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TRANSPORTING NEGRoEs-Some 90 ne.
groes from Missouri were brought down
on the train on Thursday night, en- route
to Kentucky. The people of Missouri
begin to think that Philippians are not
very Safe property, and they are being
sold and shipped to the South.
Although this transit is violation of
'ae otate laws, we hear of no officers or
citizens offering any opposition to these
negroes being brought into the State.
Under the laws of our State every one of
these W slaves became freeman when
ever he sets his foot on Indiana soil with
the consent of his owner.
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Decline in Coal OIL.

We are now retailing the best Mays
vile Coal Oil at 65 cents per gallon.
Warranted best in the market
KELLER & WHITE,
% Main street,
JanZ0 Evansville.
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Kentucky Currency Wanted.

Highest rates paid for Kentucky C
reney, by applying TO
MORRIS RANGER,
No. 2, Water street, Evansville, Ind.
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sS- We have reduced the price
salt to sixty-fve cents per bushel.
w. NJ AIKMAN & Co.
Agts for Ohio River Salt Co
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Generals az I'D OAieers.

Appended TO the reported action OF the
18th regiment is the following:
Generals and Field Officers.
We, the undersigned, heartily endorse
the foregoing memorial and resolutions:
]. J. Reynolds, Maj. Gen.
John lowering, Capt & A. O. N.
Alex. a Rice, Lieut. & A. a. A IT,
Milo S. Hascal, Brig. Gen.
ER. Kerstetter, Capt & A. A G.
n P McKinsey, Lieut. 10th Ind Vol,
& A D. c.
John 7. Wilder, Col. 18th Ind, Com
manding lst Brig, 9th Div. l4th Army
Green F. Shields. Lieut.. s A. A A.G.
]. S. Dewey, Lieut. & A. D. c.
H. S. Dewey, LIST Lieut.. \. c. S.
Ttcenty- Second Indiana.
The officers commanding the compa-
MES of this Regiment certify that the
foregoing Memorial and Resolutions
were read to their respective companies,
and a vote taken on the same; and that
they were unanimously adopted by each
company, except one dissenting vote IN
company Z.
The undersigned certify that they were
present and witnessed the vote on the
foregoing Memorial and Resolutions;
and that the company officers who signed
the Memorial and certify to the vote,
were all the officers present in the regi-
ment at the time, and that the full
strength of the Regiment was mustered,
with the exception of six men of com
pany C, who were on guard duty when
the vote was taken.
NJ. Gooding, Col Commanding.
Tom. Shea, Major.
viii A. Adams, Adj't
Lou. Smith, O. NJ
TETtl6tH Indiana.
Capt VIM Dawson, commanding this
regiment, certifes that the following
names attached to the foregoing Memo
rial and Resolutions comprise the Off
GERS belonging to said regiments and
that upon the said Memorial and Resolu-
tons being read to the non-commissioned
officers and privates, they were the unan-
imous expression of the same; and with
out dissenting voice were fully con-
Cured in
J.B. Dodge,
Col com ID Brig, ID Div
VIM. Dawson,
Capt. com. Both Reg. ".
JAS Miller Asst Surgeon.
F. NJ Pearman, Asst Surgeon.
c. <. fe oiIlffEHsey9eqq artermaster.
1st Lieut. and A. @. NJ
Here follow the names of all the Off
GERS commanding the several companies.
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The foregoing memorial and resolu-
tons are signed by Fred. Erdelmeyer,
Lieut.. Colonel Commanding, and by all
commands.
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ATELY RETURNED FROM

! ATELY RETURNED FROM A -FOUR
- years tour round the world and having.
9Inee their return, given SIX rY-TwO SUCCESS
TIL CONCEkIS IA the city of New York: also
visited Washington, Baltimore, and many of the
principal cities of the Western States in Al If
VIM n their Concerts have been attended Inv the
largest, most fashionable and delighted audiences
that ever greeted musical artists. would now re.
sp1ctiully announce ONE of their highly DcpuIar
MUSICAL ENTERTINMENTS
Inc ALLEGHANIANS beg leave to state to
ther numerous friends and patrons of former
years, that about four years ago they added the
sMtSS BELLS TO their already superior Concerts
ana the Press, as well all COMPETENT musjc,i
critics, nave pronounced their Bell PLAYING suna-
rlor TO anything of the kind ever heard in this
country, not excepting that of the original Swiss
Bell FINGERS who appeared in the United States
about fifteen years since.
Admission 81 nts; Children % cents. Com
mences at 10 O'Clock.
During their seiourn in foreign lands, the Con-
cSrts OF the ALLEGHANIANS were honorad b,.
l ne attendance of hundreds of thousands of 10
lIshten ilsteners-kings, Queens, Mobiles. and the
most distinguished men of the age p.trouizeI tba;
and lavisbed upon them the M
hatterlng demonstrations of approval
s.,,. N. BOULARD, Manager.
IeO4Tt' q NALDR0N, Agent.
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Forty-Second Indiana

fOrtySecond Indiana.
The AdJutant OF this regiment certi-
hes that there &c commissioned officers
present, % of whom signed the memorial
ana resolutions, and that the same were
T Tao 70 the men, numbering l79, of whom
l48 voted for and 81 declined n vote
none against them.
The following are the names Of the
memorial: ~ 'He
VIM, J; B. McIntire, Maj, com'dg.
w. D. Taylor, Surgeon.
W. +. Hornbrook, Asst Surgeon.
n: NJ. Patterson, Chaplain.
W. L. Dorsey, Adjutant.
j. L. Orr, Quartermaster.
And all the officers Of all the compa-
MES
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Seventh Lecture on Romanism
By Rev. J. G. White, on Sabbath, Feb. 18th at ?
O'Clock NJ
SUBJECT: PuRGAToRr (continuedl-Ths Ecele-
siasfical st7indle exposed. Text-st. Matt. xx,,,.
18th, Douay Bible.
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Thirfn-SecOnd Indiana.

Here follow the names of all the Off
GERS commanding the several companies