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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney at Law and U. 8. Claim

ASGHss
Is authorized by the Government to procure PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HORSES and other PROPERTY destroyed
while in tAe service Of the Government and all
claims, Of whatever kind or nature against TIE
United 5tatos.
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
By an amendment to the Bounty Law, passed at
the last session Of Congress, GAN soldiers or
other persons who hsvs been Or shall hereafter be
discharged within two years from the date efthsir
enlistment, by reason Of wounds received in battle
shall receive tho same Bounty rs though they
served two years."
Office $50 Main Street, ever Keller's Gun Store,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps
BE- Good references given II equired mhes
o. S. Pension Agency.
Established by Government authority, for pro-
curing
r PENSIONS
for Invalid Officers and Soldiers deceased oficsrs'
and Soldiers Widows or Orphan Children, De.
pendent Mothers or Orphan Sisters.
BOUNTY AND ARREARS
for Deceased Soldiers Widows, Children, Fathers,
Mothers, or Brothers and Sisters. Also for dis
charged Soldiers, who have served two years. or
been discharged by reason of wounds
BOUNTY LAND AND BACK PAY
for Widows er other legal claimants Of Soldiers
of 1872, Mexican, and other past wars.
This Agency adjusts claims for parties and sell
diers ofIndiana, Illinois and Kentueky in accord
ance with the only forms and instructions upsn
which their claims are granted at Washington.
and IS the only Agency thus located. and solely
and exclusively employed
Persons writing their case plainly, and enelo-
sing stamp, always answered.
oFF1cs-Third street. Main, Evansville
Ind. JOHN TENNIS,
octi5 Pensio, Ax.nt
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DRAFT NOTICE.

DY ORDER OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT,
ID the time for hearing applications for exemp-
tions, as heretofore published, has boon extended
to January 5th, 1854, and the increased bounties
now offered will continue to be paid for enlist
ments both in old and organizations. up to
January 9th, 1864. BLYTHE HYNES,
dec3l Captain and Provost Marshal,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

WHooPTSs CoUaH OR CEoup, however severe,
may be sleviated and cured by the use of Madame
Zadsc Porter's Curative BalsorI.
This invaluable medisns possesses tho extraer-
binary power Of relieving Immediately HLoopins
Cough, Hoarssaers, Difficulty 81 Breathing, Haski-
ness and Tickling in the. Throat. II lossens the
phlegm, and will be found very agreeable to the
taste 1t is not violent remedy, but emollisnt-
warming, searching, and effective. Can be taken
by the Oldest person youngest child. FOR sale
by all Druggists, at % cts. per bottle. dec11
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

@ THE UP-RIvER MAH-BoAr will
leave for Louisville hereafter on Mon
days at 10 M, instead of noon, as here
tofore. Persons having letters for up
river points on Mondays will therefore
drop them in the Post Office by A NJ.
Take notice that letters, &C., for Louis
vile and Cairo do not 60 by river, but by
railroad daily. POSTMASTER.
dec % Iw -E A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

SUPERIOR REMEDr.-We can couscientiously
recommend to those suffering from distressing
cough, DR.. stricklsnd's Mellifuous Cough Bal
sam. It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is
withal not disagreeable to the taste. Th're is no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one Of
the best preparations in use, and is all that its
proprietor claims for it. We have tried it during
the past week, and found relief from most dis
tressing cough. 1t is prepared by DR.. Strickland,
No. 8 East Fourth street, Cincinnati, OIL From,
The Cincinnati Nation al Union, Oct. II. decII
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

@Wewere indebted to Mr. Brough-
ton on Saturday evening for a copy of
the Cincinnati Gazette. His kindness
was quite opportune. ....-.---
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

B0 Fosters will continue to pack
hogs to-day and tomorrow. The season
is fast passing away for tender-lOins,
pigs feet, spare-ribs &c. Call to-day
and get some. u. eAff .5T aarf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
URINARY AND SEXUAL sYsrExs.-New and reliable
treatment-in Reports of the HEwARD AsSo-
CIATI0N-Sent in sealed letter envelopes, fire. Of
charge Address, DIR. J. sKILLIN THoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. dccI 3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
TO CONsUMPTIVEs.

The Rev. Z. A. Wilson'S Remedy for Consunp-
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with a
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
tory of his case, can be obtained of
MESSRS. KELLER & WHITE, Druggists,
dee23 I'm No. 80 Main ST., Evansville.
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CHR1sTsfAs MoRyTyc

MoANlNG.
Could an the scenes of joy and eager
delight, and also of disappointment, too,
that transpired on that beautiful morn,
have been witnessed BY the same per-
son, for what huge and delightful vol
ume they would have afforded material
How many young hearts we're made
glad, how many 'tears of disappointment
were shed, must forever remain unwrit-
ten.
The happy ones, We hope, were by far
the most. numerous, and the streets were
early erowdedwith joyous little creatures
anxious to tell their little friends what
Santa Claus had sent them, and to in
quire what they had received themselves,
and everything looked animated and Joy;
Gus, and the bright sun, the balmy air,
the happy hearts and the rich gifts, all
-conspired to make this a most delightful
and beautiful -
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Old Metals Bought
NEW SONGS.

WE'RE PASSING THE BRIDGE, MOTHER
A new and beautiful song.
OUR GOOD SHIP SAILS TONIGHT.
I'M BLIND.
JENNIE, MY LOVE.
KISS ME- GOODNIGHT MOTHER.
WINNIE, DARLING, I'LL BE WAITING.
AK If LOVE THEE
THE BANNER OF THE STARS
I'M LONELY TONIGHT -
The above songs all new and good, and for
sale at WARREN & CONTAGIOUS
now No. 1 Main Street, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
CHRISTMAS DAY.

The usual religious services were
held in several of the churches, and the
usual Christmas dinners were partaken
of, the usual amount of candies and
sweet-meats devoured, the usual wishes
of "a merry Christmas were ex.
changed. The usual amount of gun
powder was burnt, and perhaps more
than the usual amount of good and bad
whisky and other stimulents were drank,
and at late hour at night the quiet
families retired to their touches, many
thanking God for the bounties, the mer-
cies and pleasures of the day, and all
wishing for themselves and their friends,
as we do for our many thousand readers,
a,sv-zlr HAPPY NEW YEAR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


GOLD PENS RE-POINTED EQUAL
to new, on the receipt of IS cents. Circu-
la rs for the johnson Pen sent on spplica-
ton, by Mail or otherwise.
Z. s. JOHNSON, Manufactury and
Is MAIDEN LANE, New York City.
dec2S I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

So On. FLKAaER still continues to be this only
lawful agent in this city for the Artificial Rubber
Teeth.
After furnishing nearly hundred sets In the
past five years, he has 10 hesitation in recon-
mending them as the boat and cheapest material
in use, being worn in the most difficult mou tbs,
with comfort and efficiency. Persons suffering
with bad fitting mcttle plates are especially re-
quested to call at the Rooms aext Bittroln's Main
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28
By LAST NIGHTS MAII
From Washington.

Forward Movement of Meade's Army
Fighting ON the Rapidan-The
CentreviIIe Headquarters Plan
Abandoned = Congregational Conn
mitteemen at Washington : The
Tax on Petroleum. -. af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-12-28

Ha-S. D. & II. W. SMITH, sole manufacturer,
ofthe NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with trenol,
attachment, finished in fifteen different styles
elegantly polished in Rosewood for Parior use
Also, in Black Walnut and Oak for Churches
Schools, Lodges, &c.
Also. Smiths unrivalled Melodeons, warranted
for hve years. For sale by
- WARREN & CONJUNCTION,
oet2f-6m No. Main Street.
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HOME INTERESTS.

NorIcK TO THE PUBLIC.-I will sell at Auction
next Thursday morning, December Gath, at 9 o.
clock, A. b., large let OF Furniture, consisting
of Wardrobes, Bureaus, Tables, Mattresses, Safes,
Lounges, Cane Chairs, Common Chairs Rockers,
Bedsteads Looking Classes, Stoves, &C., which
will be sold without reserve, at my Auction room
J.J. COHN, Aactioneer
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Cali for pamphlet, free charge.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-02-06
SALE OF LAND.

Dv vlrtac u ~ execution issaed ifsm the CIreuit
- Coutt Of Hamilton county, will sell Al The
Coart House il Harrison. the FIRST Monday sf March
next to the highest bidder fog cash 10 satisfy aG M
Judgment ana cost, the Bank Of Chattanoefa reeov.
eFed against r, w. Humphreys, W. Alexander ana
Jehn II. Alexander IN said ceurt, tho following gown
lots, levied on 10 hsthy said Judgement and cost t.
wie enc towA les IN Chattanooga, Tennessee, ths
pro perty Of r. v. HpmPhieys, iTentinF on Vine ST.
Callie and w, H. Alexander, and opposite the prop.
eTty ef Jno l.. HspkiRa, aMe one other lol o. Vine
Street, Ia Chattanooga adjelnlIng me Hair and HAM
phreys, and eppsslte Hopkins propeFty levied o. aa
ualeau judgnent and sssl nrs previously paid
FehA-H M,k COULTER,
SIC
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THE R RANDOLPHB on RANDOLPH HkIlL,#
Lot and Railroad Stock inr gals.

DIT virtue Of decree Of TIE Chsncery cosrt a Chat
I'D tanovga made AZ the January tern, lt01, IN the
case OF jobs q. GlAss against jobs w. White and
0therp, WILL on the 7lh day sf March, 1893, sell on
tho premises Al public cutlery, On ok and Twelve
m0nths credit, without redemption. the following d.
scribed let Of land lyBg Willis the corporate hms
Of the city o. Chattanooga, to'Wlt Beginning ~
from The begnhing Of foo acre tact Of land cold
BY Ker Boyes y Roaaansh saidley; tbencg 70 n.
alO feet thence 70 d9G. W. abb icet, tonse N. 10
dog W. 1Te foet 70 the beginning.
wIlI aIss aeIl at us court House door IN tAooliy
OF Chattanooga Al abc sutery, on the same day, %
credit Of w msnho, several hherra VI stock ~ ne
Wills Valley Iiaiiread.
Bonds with approved security wlll hc rqulJed ~
ihe purchase money. WM. J. bTAhplFkkt
iebl-lw CIR AN,
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CAMr ASrcnorE.--A correspondent Of the EutoW
whig ana observer writes thus from Fredericksburg
Young, stout, hale, hearty young man in a sc
regiment, went 70 Gen. lee few days ago, for thp
purpose Of getting . inflOugh, when the following
amusing incident took poco
[tien. Losl Sir do you know the position OF a SOL
dierl
ISoldlerl (Saluting the 6onorol) do, sir.
lGen. Lee Assume the position OF seldler. J
want 70 see Il you can execute two or tboe orders ns
isolderl (squming himself facing the General
putting his heels iogelhor) am in The position Of
a soldier now, sr.
TGen. Ieel (vlewlng him closely and scrutinzlnp
his posIioa) said; "AbQut face, forward, march," and
never said hilt)
Tho following amusing Incident took plae9yin The
s,h Alabama regiment, am told. with lately en-
rolled conscripi aad Gen, Rodes
The General was riding aiopnd bis bnerade, and
cars I'M Win tho conscrpt who hnd taken his gun III
rSeeea ior thc pnrpuse Of cleaning aud rubbing = -.
fGcn. Rodes,l "wha1 are YOU doing sir what
"f fdoTserist,l @ % n ANA sori d sentinel What are
rtsen Radical VI am Rsmt ol General"
ironstrnt1 uwoE General u ym wul hold on,l
viii ehCw Or give yOV, a a9it el salute
fgcn. Rodesl aWcll, s.r. ynn hold on Awhiisi ano
+ Viii show Won sort of gnordhouse.
The Inst we heard Of the conserlnt. @Pne!a hoaes
had him In the guard house at NE headquarters
bucked and gagged
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TAKEN nP

A ND committed 10 ja BY the military authorities
~ at Chattanooga on the Ga of October, 1861, aud
more r0ceuty committed by an acting Justice ~ tho
Peace for the county Of Hamilton ToOn On the lata
Of DeceBber, lsG2,a negro boy, calling his name
JOHN, aud says he belongs " Vim. Jones, o. Mca.
phis said boy Ia black 20 ytafs od feet "a inches
high, The ovner y requested 70 ceme forward,
dec2o j, ". SWAIN, Jailor.
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oyWou csAnAn,,sl4r ~ csuscslpva,

Enrolled eenscripts nov n the emplsyment N tAa
HlIre And Minlhg Department and heaing eertIacale
70 Jan. 10th must 40 ~ ntefkasa vita " any per.
son whomsoewer.
Bat NO agsntu In tAe Hltrs aK5 RiHine or ether 90.
partments viii ~ allowed n asaien ooneerips eaesi.
led for the service, 10 thek dcpaTtments until after
application has bees made a. ihla ooo Ia WfItlnK,
And the detail regularly made.
ID. n. BLAKE. H. Col. q. o.. Al.
q ,mmandant ol ConRerIpi
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SALE OF LAND

Or virtus sfaa srder Of sale. ISSUED from Circuit
I'D Court Of Hamilton eouniy, I will sel At the
Court Hoaso In Harrison, on The FIRST Monday II
March next 10 the highest bidder for cash. she io1
lowing tract ef and tewi, eus lot of land IN Ham,
ilton couRtfy district No. I adeInmf the lands ~
James Evnbs, and sherA, containing hvs acres mere
az less, and knewn a. Thnksey Mill trnet eeed an
as the property Of Reubsn Tanksley to satisfy ludg
ment and cost In favor { waahiaetou Hixoa,
Febt-d w. q. GARDENHIRE,
Deputy Sheriff cf IA O.
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40 HANDg WAWTRD.

yHTE Wish v hlFs 20 wpef choppers nnd toamntsr,
wv ahd one good black omltf. V werh A md
near Galtville W. 1ttd weaea hhd cenStaBt lnlpley
men. will be riven u falhin lmbofpn althgf hla3k
~ Whltoj the plaee Z Desirable one ~ ~ peHtesa
J.K, REA0O, Ailania, Ca
Fobg1vs Or aELee, KarpRvx, PAEnns CO..
nailfllle. Va.
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NUMBER l57.
TRUETRR SAFE.

DERsUANf % Deed ef trust executed ~ II. 8.
Hill 10 mo, viii sell for cash at public outcry,
to the highest bidder az the Market house IN Chata.
nsoga, Team, % thc leth day of Feb. 1882 the
Printing Press. Type and ether material that be.
leRgad se the Reaector once, news paper lately
published at 'Chattasooka. n. G. McREE
Febf-tds Trnsiee
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FOR SALE or HIRE.

,ETRS korgsu Messenger Stallion, Kit Carson"
Sire, Veimsns Black Hawk. Gam, Messenger
mare. brown color, ls& hands high. II yean old,
sure fosl Estler and has ttstied eqsenlly " public.
$3.50. ApPlyto As. BIDB,
Febl-lm FaInt RecA Jacksen c., Ala,
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FIELD 4 FIREsIDE.
Back NumbersOf thsNewserica Rxhaustodl
PRIZE Story
ExAmPLED mccnss


THE Proprietor 81 The SOUTHERN FIELD AND
4 FlREbiDE annonnces that IN consequences of
the first numbers Of the new series bsng oKhawsled,
and In srder that new sHbscrbern may begin with
the commen cement Of NEW STORY, FDollmontr
will be completed IN Number 8, Jan. 81 and the
PRIZE STORY Of
eTHE RANDoLPHs or RANDOLPH HALL"
BY kisa sKnEsA A. NIaKn, Of Coviugiou, Ca,
VIII be commenced Ia Number 9, Feb Yth and al
subscriptions received Al the ONCE on and aer the
2lth Ot January, will BE- entered on tho books nnd
commence with the Prze Story.
TERMS.
Per One Year. .......,........... .ss4...,.. 9a 90
Fer Slx Months, ~
For Three hentha. ........."...s.,. %
single sBs P's ~ u :, oy. e, c.: a iss sass 'hu
/" six months, 81 each,
Address, JAMES GARDNER,
Febt2tt Augusta, Ga.
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nom rnr cnANan 8 nrorIyfp.

The Herald has an article of columns
length on the change Of commanders. 1t re.
grets that Mcclellan was not restored, but
adds that its confidence and encouragement
are due to Hooker, and that it gives it, II
hardly supposes that an early advance can be
had, as it will fake time for Hooker to got
matters straight, but calls for a forward move
ment II says that three nrmics are to be dis.
sipated If tho rebellion Is to bo crushed. 1t
beevesi that Bragg will receive isquietus at
the hands Of Rof ofCcranz: whilst Vicksburg
must fall, inasmuch as il is TO be attacked by
Grant McClemaud and Porler from above,
aided by Banks and Farragut from below Tf,
then Hooker, can fake the "rebel' Capital, It
believes an will be safe In this same article,
it says Greeley has declared that the war must
end by tho FIRST Of May, Union or no Union. It
closes by saying that It siacredi6ie that doubts
should exist az Washington Of cur l. O North
ern) final success, and admonishes Lincoln that
tho meet three months will settle, at all events,
the success or gnomiuous failure Of the Gov
Nrnment in his hands.
The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald says that the on da is, Burnside
resigned because Of difficulties with Hooker
Burnside, It continues, whom he found he could
not ret bis cannon across at Banks Ford
wanted to CROSS and offer battle with infantry
alone, but Hooker peremptorily refused.
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NArloNAL oNARD on 25O,0OO MaN.

A bill has been introduced in the Yankee
Congress to organize force Of two hundred
aud fifty thousand mon, raised pro rata in the
several States, from tho militia, to be two hun
dred regiments Of twelve company, the men to
be between twenty.oue and thirty-ive, and to
be called National Guard, twill be subject
to all orders from the President
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rtoNsisTfNc OE ElRsI bhcohb, xniby'
iies 80 aolael haoka sfsofaYs vita am4l taflfyt
of nndry arilslass Hn hs aa9 ha ln@P x els.a sHi
ARn
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oFrrcrRs wIrnoUT coMMANDs.

The following Yankee officers are now off
duty Major Generals Mcclellan, Fremont,
suel, Mcdowell, Fitz John Porter and Cassius
Nj. Clay. besides Burosde SuMner and Frank
linz and Brigadier Generals Harney, Robert
Anderson. o. p Stone Mccall, Banker, Shields,
Muuy, T. T. Criitenden aud nine'others. IN
all twenty-six Generals without commands.
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~ CORDIN, alll keeps . boarding house few
doa Jelow She Central Hohas, where lgAn1lsnt yah.
ore CA a aluayn Be accSmmodalod. lsll ~ hin, ane
Iadga feF ycurselG uant-iml
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TTNO responsible lnnlliou, two huuucs, atnnied On
i lol BY TIE Meghote Church. None bet gepa
respectable perssns need apply. -
Feb. sst I. l.. PAhhAM
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N. j.. HE'S
Att0rHsy az Law, Ciaim AEsNs ana notary
Pablic,
RlCHNOND "a.

tLAIMs Of every descriptions aan inha tho Confede.
" rate Governments settled with accuracy aud dls-
patch. Attends all the Confederate States courts
held IN the city q Richmsna. address Box IlSa.
jaA22-ly
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VALENTINES VALRNTInRsll
T,0ME On end GET he valanilnas, hsylae iaM a..
" rived a. ". hA0AhN.
chatlanooga, Reh. So
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! MOI Mop 80. 4 MO- 9 No ~ NO
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB, G, 1868
NORTHERN NEWS.
lspooi,l Despatch 70 the Richmond "Enqolrer'l

Especial Despatch TO the Richmond Enquirer" y
FREDERIcEsBURG, Jan 80, ls63.
have Just received Northern papers Of ihe
9th instant from which ! make up the fol-
lowing summary
BURNSIDE RELIEVED HOOKER IN CHIEF COMMAND
--FRANgLIN AND SUMNER ALSO RELIEVED.
The army OF the Potomac has "a new com
mander; Gen. Burnside turned oyer his author
ity on Monday evening to lighting" Joe Hook
er.
Tho aHerald" says Burnside was relieved at
his ov n request. Sumner and Franklin have
also been relieved. The Herald says they re
msod to hght under Hooker, because they htd
not confidence in him.
Burnside. Hooker and Sumner proceeded to
Washington on Monday evening as soon as
relieved.
The following is Bunsidos farewell to his
troops:
HEADQuARTERs ARMY or poToMAC,
January 2G, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS
NO. 9.
BY direction Of the President Of the United
States the Commanding General this day
transfers the GoNllldHN VI WV ARMY W 4h"JOA
General joseph Hooker. The short time he
has controlled your movements has not been
fruitful Of victory or any considerable adj
yancement Of our arms; but it has again de-
monstratod an amoantof courage, patience and
endurance that, under more favorable circum-
stances, would have accomplished great re-
suits.
Continue to exercise those yirues;be true
in your devotion to your country and the y in
ciples you have sworn 10 maintain; give 10 tie
brave and slellful General who has been so
,long identified with your organization, and
who is now to command you, yeur full and
cordial support, and you will deserve success.
In taking an aitsctionato leave Of the entire
army from which he separates with so much
regret, he may be paFdoned II he bids an es-
pecial farewell to his long tried associates Of
the Ninth Corps.
His prayers arc that God may be with you
and grant you continued success until the re-
beonis crushed
BY command Of Major Cen Burnside.
LEWIS RtCHNoSD, A. A. e.
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Hooker graduated at West Peint in 1887.
He WAS aid.de-camp TO Gen. Hamer in the
Mexican war, and was brayeted Captain for
gallant conduct al National Bridge, and Lieut..
Colonel for gallant conduct at Chapultepec
lie resigned in 1853 and went TO- California.
lIo offered his servicos to Lincoln at the out
break of the war.
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THE Nrw CAMPAIGN.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says, few days
Of new organizations and new plans, and Gen.
Hooker's campaign viii open. II predicts that
he will be the new Desdir OF the modern Ma.
rengo. II says each day is preeous--each
week should be made o'tell on the grand re-
suit. We want Richmond, the control OF the
Mississippi and other points which we will
not namo, before the hot June sun.
rnR NEW PROGRAMMES ron cRusniSo rIIE.1EHEL.
LION
The Herald gives as the new programme Of
the Radicals, the following
"Tho principlco Of concentration generally Is
10 be carried ont in AL military arrangements
Heavy rciuforcemonts are to be sent to Rose
c,uus yiclsbnrg and Port Hudson are 70 be
attacked by forces sufficient tor their reduc'
don. WILMINGTON. Charleston and Savannah
are 10 be nssailod IN succeasion aud another
effort "A to be made toreducc Tie Rebel Capi-
hA
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AnKANsAs posr pRlsoNEns.

A1ZO prls0nefb, II0n inns pINpe, hIllYeu az
Cairo on the Dist Geu. Cburchhill, the officer
commandngat the time Of surrender was with
them.
MIscELLANE0Us.
Col. r. Q. Murphy, who surrendered Holly
Springs has been dismissed from tho Yankee
army.
Burnside aud Staff have been allowed thirty
days leave ofobscnco
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The Herald odtorally says tits well known
that Napoleon has taken initiatory steps to-
wards Intervention in our affairs, and should
onr Government be backed by European Pow.
ers to Napoleon alone will the credit of joint
action be accorded by Europe, and adds that
it is believed the radcalswi call on Napole-
on to interfere.