davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PANAMA, Feb. 4, 1853
1nerc IL nothing OF interest to communicate by this
steamer, and rs the steamers from Central and South
America are NOT yet due shall have TO conAne myself
10 this letter 10 local Affairs
Cen Mosquera has published decree granting gene
al amnesty 70 all political prisoners aud TO all who have
ctofore opposed his government Peace reigns now
thro hout the republic and herc no opposition what
ever toN 10 hosqucra government
The state Assembly has adjourned to moe. again next
Ma CHI TheyNayo passed fifty three laws soms of rb
are said 70 be Ve good The amnesty granted hy Cen
Aosquera compellAt them 70 repeat the law they had
pascs bsnshpg ra Of the a.ye party or this
state.
The force Of "Rendarriara' has been disbanocd and
the S:ne militia has been called into service In aocord
CO with law just passed by tho Assembly They
have taken charge OF the prisons and oong police
duty.
The British r9s,e Resoiute Rear Admiral Sir Thornas
Maitland arrived this port the 30th u from Caio
1he rit'sh steamer VI Tartar will sail IN few days
for Mexico
The United States slcop orwar 81 Marys IL still, IN this
port
The following American vessels arc In this port,
aud came out With oval for fhs Panama Mail Steamship
Coinnany .v2San,a Claus Captain Hopkins Hsverlock
CAPTAIN Young Mongolia, Captain iutchns Bazaar. Cap.
tain Stuart. They will all sail for the Chncha Islands
and tAkc cargocs u Ruano.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.

NE Richmond WAig of the 11th instant says that .
despatch from General John II. Morgan TO Hon. W. E.
Smms, Senator from kentucky, states that General
Boyle ths Military Governor OF Kentucky during the
,pastweck ordered Provost Marshs ~ Louisville to
take from Oho brigade the negroes they had stolen
while In the Sats and that tho taking Of the negroes
nghs occurred In which the ozsas of Louisville gene
rally took part, and numscr were wounded on both
sides.
The Richmond vAs Of the ll.h also says MAJOR Gene
ssi sterling Price, Of the Confederate States army was
.ssrenaded In Richmond on Monday night.
The WING of the same date contains the foliowinS-
rwh respect 70 giving the President (Jer Dsvis con-
hdcsce without stint, may bs truly said that no man
good win Of people aud stronger hopes Of succeesf
administration. II he doesnot possess tiat general conf
the government and has had h own Nay u everything
Results have In signal nsancrs failed 10 vudcate
nis wisdom The self s.ioisncy whlen lost New orsans
my the Of tho 5ou'h, aud which iaid open
chan half Of Virginia to barbarous des"sson continues TO
dcstinIcs Some msgivins under the circum
We oooy eisowhsfs sS ar.ias from an Indanapoi. pa
Mrs indiana egi ,aihrs. The paper from which
copy is vicenty republican. IL pronounces the rosou.
op mssn %a1
and tho ob eGta for which II 10 wagcd, and
urge an armistce Of six mon hs and . ma
stonnl convention f. see eli national dicucs. In
IL IL proposed the conven0n In not held that
diana shall for herself The furious dennncali ns or
I'm. resolutions by the ubiican paper Constitutes their
best conmendation. and redeeming spr among
lthe poope OF the Northwest. We Il the Confederate
states IN poesibe encourage the gro 9Th
ard scendncy that spirit. Tfides should be dts
regarded Speedy -loe long and disastrous is
ho alternative issue There never such oppor.
Eunity Ter wise men
On the 10th inst Mr. Hodge. o. Kentucky introduced
che following pre,mbe and resolution the Confederate
House Of Re rrcsentatis es, which agreed to-
Whereas Information has reacsed this Congress OF the
passage hy tie Congrers was9n ton, ID e.. Of bill
th istnen >of soldiers the armies the
United states which 10 be- engaged In frher
invasion of the Confederate States OF America:
Ana Wit ress the const u both o. the Confederate
States aud the United stes recognise Africans and their
desc pdents as property;
Nd Annot consent TO change In their
DO iiticai status aud condition; therefore,
Resolved That the Committee the Ju iiciary be m.
into the eApedien Of bringing In bill
providing proper forms for spos.on sl negroes
niHtos no be captured frsui the enemy such
manner o. then who fusitv~s their
be r~urn-i 10 their rightfu and taoss
for shom MASTER be foni shall be sold into per
peua pondagv, the purpose rssnsa fund 70
bngse csLs Of this confeeracy who have lost their slave
piocy by reason Of the ntsrferencs Herewith Of the
enemy.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

ALsAxv, Feb. II. 1858.
ufls nUonw yAvoRAsLr.
10 amend Ne shArsr u The United States Trust Com
pany-
To Incorporate tAs harlem Savings Bank.
Relative 10 savsgs banks.
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr. Nusruv--To establish jaH within the limits
of Kings county.
By Mr. HrfL-To confer additional powers on notariss
public and TO confirm thar acts.
nr. FAaaAs called up The bill reported adversely by
the oonmttse smsnding the statute NJ Frauds by max
Ing bill "ccllcctabs" whses De words "f0r value
esivod" are not added
Tho bili scut 10 the courmi,tse II the whole.
Tho remainder Of the consumed In the
sidcration Of the General Bounty Tax bill.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

An and ho,,d for baltimore though st tho time Of her
capture she was steering southeast The vessel had been
pronounced urssaworhy, but her cargo, most OF which
was contraband-conss Ing f number OF bags Of salt
etre with the greater portion o her crew. has been
soen 70 Philadelphia This schooner taken once be-
fore but her crew succeeded in recapturing her.
RUNNING THE BLOCKADE OF THE POTOMAC
Lord Harrington aud Colonel Leslie who recently run
che blockade from Virginia into lower Maryland came
nsar being captured by he Potomac fotila. Tho third
81 the paris howeys. Rev. ID. r. Weller. who
Orossiir y" .ser In another boat, arrested and
Haroushs s-,ington. On his Was flind pass
from Gess a Winder for ~ three Of them. Lord Har-
'eington il s uhdersI Id have Immediately crossed
the lines HaGer ay Of trees but the extension OF sm
lar privilege to Colonel .slie he being British ocer,
was necessarily delayed
rnE PUBLICATION OF NAMES OF DELINQUENT ARMY
OFFICERS.
The publication by the War Department OF a list OF
army officers charged with grave offences operates Sc
verely upon OF tho parties named who impi-
oaled through the false OF their by the real
offenders
TnE EMBELLISHMENTS OF THE CAPITOL.
Artists bnsy at work In the Rounds Of the Captl
copying the historical pictures Some people say
copies to adorn the War Office; but the real design
60 engrave these noble subjects for the new
national cur occy.
THE aKEAT SHIP CANAL PRoJRcr.
Since the defeat OF the great ship canal project the
friends OF the Illinois portion concluded TO bring
fbrward separate proposition for tho construction 4
Shat work ~ 10 connect the waters Of the lakes with
those OF the Mississippi river There 70 believe
chat such prop ston, unencumbsred with tho heavy
weight OF tho improvement OF the New YORK canals win
meet with success.
xa. CORNING At Hrs POST.
Hon Erastns Corning has recovered from his recent
eevore ness, and resumed his place in the House snd
the Committee Of Ways aud Means OF which he
d IS or the efficient and industrious members
tom THUMB AND HIS WIFE AT THE WRITE HOUSE.
The dminutive bridal party which caused such fairy
among the Gohamites publicly received by tbs res
dent aud Mrs. Lincoln At the White House this evening
Among the distinguished guests present Secretaries
Chase and wsss, Major Generals Butler and Cassius NJ
Clay and Messrs Crittendou and son and mary pro-
minent diplomats. Tho reception the occasion Of an
agreeable reunion. Mr. Lincoln had for the time laid
coside the Office and aable tiy
while Mrs. Lncons suavity or theme Of
general admiration.
NO NcREAsE OF THE DUTY ON wHIsxEY.
It is believed that the Ways and Means Committee will
no. recommend an increase Of tho duty whiskey.
THE wAR.sHiPs ossIrgE AND PENSACOLA.
The commission appointed by Secretary wees to
into the construction Of tho vesses Ossipee and
Pensacola have reported adversely the employment u
the Martin boiler and the Syckles CUTOFF The commission
a report adversely in tho Chief Engineer Isher
wood.
MOVEMENTS or GENERAL HAMILTON.
General A. Hamilton, of Texas. viii attend the Union
Convention to b. held Manchester M H. ON the 18th
instant.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
The Cnnadian Parliament.
SPEECH or THE GoyERsoE-TuE ENROLMENT AND
ORGANIZATION - yoLrsfgggs, Ert.

V''""''''' - = '"''' = ''"S0' ~
Qvgwc. Feb, 10, 1903.
The Governors sreech delivered TO Parliament 70
day II eongratusses the country the spirit. loyalty
zeal the enrolment and organization Of volunteers
necessary bill viii be Submitted for the Improvement
and extension of the present militia system Measures
b. be introduced for The afusmen Parliamentary
representation the baskrupt law Respecting the adm
nstration of justice the registration of litles
patent law Tho report upon the Parliamentary build
ings al ottawa will be submitted, with q yex 70 tho
svecdy completion of the work. II refers 70 the nega
ton Ter the Inter Colonial Railway and says tho atten
ton u the imperial government has called the
Importance ~ opcnng up The Northwest for settlement
and direct communication between Canada and British
Columbia Very favorable results expected. The
Governor hopes the comms of uiry tho
ton a the public ssfvice VIII result 10 bringing he
penditurcs q ths provinces within the revenue Ne ai
ades 70 NO Canadian for the relief u tbs
distress m Lancashire gratifying svidsnoe of synps
thy wnh f"'ow suascs, end tending 10 Strengthen the
uss beswssa tss cnanas ana The parent eAAss
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Tho Nova scotia Losisissare opened to-day. The Gov
esn"rs s.ech vas lengthy expresses gratitude that
wbe tho nslahborng states impoverishsd by civil
war aud Europe thresl.ss With dessuton. psacs rsgns
capital incresses, the nd.ericua have employment and
tho humbIast food cnugrasiiaes the ceustry
she healthy commerce. bvunttfu harry st, successful
fishery -,v~nii trade Ssr vosu'ts IN gold mining
q the increasing revcnue II nludv 70 the enrolment
OF the u,s aud tae L sdcn exhibl.ion tho In
sercolonia railway, and invte- all common measure.
tho comrcti oi tbs cat enterprise promises
measures fr the ri mm gratin. agricul
tur. and the regulation Il the gold nelds aud ths fran
chsc The promises bo Ioug snd stormy Ar
cbhsld Patterson has been appointed member OF the
Inxfaatiyn lorncll.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
TILE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Chnrsest0u AHair-UniOn Account OF
tho Actioa-The Attack ON Fort Donei-
sOm, with u Map-OperatiOnsA Mt yicks-
b1rG, with An IiiastrRtion-The French
Mediation SohGme-The Tom Thumb
WeddInS-Thc Latest News, &c.. SO.
The wKkKr LaALD Tor tho present week, will be
dy A. tsn o'ciock this morning, and will contain
The Uncial Reports Of Admiral Dupont and his Officers
Of tho late Attack tho Blocksdng Fleet or Charleston
Harbor. aud the present state OF aIa's in that locality
Interesting q the Attsck aud cpuse Of the
Rebels At Fort Donelsco with Map u the OF
tion
Tho latest accounts Of lha Operations or the Union
Forces below yicksburgS with Map showing tho
Of the late daring expas OF the Union Ram Queen Of tho
West
The very inteseating Correspondence between tho
French Minister for Foreign Aairs and Mr. Dayton and
Secretary Savard, In regard 70 Frcnch mediation.
pia0Ant report u tho Marriage Of Tom Thumb 20 Miss
Iayina Warren, at Grace church. this city, Tues
day last.
II will also contain tho latest News from the Unica
Forces throughout the country The latest Intelligence
from Europe: An nte-cstin: article the Growth and
Cultivation OF Tobacco in the United States The latest
Sporting Inaegsnc Reviews oi the Meney Provision
Cattle and Family Markets with all tho OF past
week a AN important or interesting character.
1erms-Two dollars per yoar. Single cop,os, wrap.
pers, nve coats.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

BALrInoaa, Feb 10, 1Sos.
Colonel Samuel Graham, of the Fifsh New Youk srs-
cry who court mastalsd and displaosd has
stored 10 hs command by The President Of the United
States.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
AHRINsl nE INf cHhMplcN.

U3JV,Vgo In TFr asuft ArfiteH--AHHTs III
New Granada. @c.
9he steamship thampiop, Captain wilson from Aspin-
wall 4th inst, under e5ny5yS The Utt.sd States gun
boat Conneeca, arrived at this pa.t Ms night On lho
10Th inst, OF od &atscombe, Florida spoke United
States gunbos saginaw.
The fotlpNi,o ts fha e,Dacto ti.. =, a, ,.A.......
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

A MBROsIA.-DR. BTERLING5 AMBROSIA Is
n stimulating. oily extract OF roots bnrks and herbs
will all dis OF the scalp ana itching tho heat
entirely eradicate dsndrun prevent tho hair from failing out
Or turning prematurely gray causing % yrow ,hict and
bottles Price D. Dr. II. H. STERLING. sole proprietor
depot 4v3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

A oBsrs wAsTED-As AGENT WANTED ~ EVERY
~ q and ipwn ea 0nN tNN NwslnesM an1
payers Tor B~ad~s dime cdltinn ~ TIE rss La Be
sD4 complete sAinp Dlfeglory Asp foe Agenis
liam sw-et. N. ".
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
MISCELLAHEOUS.
A GARD



s 81 s sSssss Gs
" made that " ins lrano' ooaanies aka
haSe yss sasss.a. o. s-enIa sou ..... ., s..'
anil 5si- c'-..'., :r ss'f . 4. !fs..ys
.ey G a. ..a 'n' r OF, o. eg4 s.'esans derrr
S,Tos q; ss van as nis'opsuSes b.. Ter r'e fLAs
" s'fH f. pR1kE piIf * ,HssD'sG Go ssx Yor.
and Ss'a " ns We Il s.s % @ s6r5 A' M ns es
aa, Nsa omIo.s adapted lrsi's AND ss"s'ad oond
/! DJsI.lTn, ih6rtpmpa amt, Nertoos
Affections, sour stoaaah ID arrhsa
uhor,, ~, oss snkins KIN wessars Mental s,nacney 40
oal merit Il badly Oh r Il I pot@ n "'ss usscs @s no.
!. s.a.., ipRAEEs' 's' f'L&sfSaIros 'lii DIrrEns
Of Tss % d &c .ssss. s.s ..s ssF; q & ~
IN .e trramen,o ever and ague d,spepa weaHns.. C.
y,eeos o Peru N 6.O and VA aers ards Mold y, Ss
1esnis h le he ensrnou. ne prize q rs own we,h. sv
by Ions XVI King rrsnce haabit asr. .ss aseaas, as
sSSsfs iTaSs. to 'O'fso 4ae. dars his s'ul A@srsaa
cAscAnllA BAnS.-For darrhoA choiie and ds.ases Of
xdos-ror Inflammation Of tho ioins aud drop.Io.,
GAsos,La Fsowx.s-Ycr enfeeb cd dgesiion.
hrIy IS o sAas snd tonic
wisrsncmEns-For scrofuia rheunatisn, 80
and MIL much Ssed Sy ""i.iny @ A'" A''A muscle
A"o clovo buds, orange GATEWAY coander snake root
S.T-isGO-x.
in; ocsa,y to the complexion and briane, 10 The
yei unknown to the OF the world and With
r. " o1iIds sarseo% q The Tenth Vernon, rerImen.
hitters They are tue effective perfect and
The following the famous hotel proprie,oes q
W Washington
49,. ; : w.snlsesor. D. INV O., Nov 4S.' isi'l'
Ss..s t,.s5: s mus liked
sYKEs. CHADWICK 60.
No article had equal .ac They warranted ~
groceis, country slor y. &c.
he each bottle smie OF The propriess
rH. DRAKE 4 CO., scs Broadway NY.
A BATCH or CAPITAL NRw BOOKS
READY THIS MORNING
THE oRPHEUs G. KERR PAPERS A Second s.,,.s
Of these capital Humorous Articles l2mo Cloth 81 n
Aiso = new edition OF The FIRST scrios 81 r.
spREEs AND spLAsHEs Or, proa x.e.r.c,,o,. .,
Town Town, ani M County, by u nr, Morfcd Illustrated.
paper covers, 10 cents
tactics: Or, CUPID II II SHOULDER STRAPS. A
West Point Love Story capaily told limo Cloth o. aud
paper covers, rs cents
NOTES ON sHAKKspKARR, his PLAYS ana Actors ny
Jas II. Hacket the celebrated comedian. l3mo Cioth
81 60
aARREr VAN HORN; Or tn. B.ss.r on nor..s.ol. A
very clever Novel by j. s. sausade i2ma Cloth. q 10
THE GREAT CONSULTATION seau.i 70 the "Great
Tribulston and Great PREF araton' BY DR.. Cumming.
- These books sold b. Al booksellers wn be
sent by mail free, on receipt OF price, by
CARLETON, Publisher, New York
No. 4i3 Broadway. corner Lispenard street
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

prizes Cashed tn aii ,t.ccaiized Lotteries.
IN formation given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No |, New York.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

A sg YoR DAVIS RYE coYYEy
n first introdn.-d snd - l-fios " AZ othsfs
ONLY IL CENfB PER POUND
n DAVIS 90 sola AFrnts
rs Bo.ery. Me- Yors sna ~ Ansne sifsei BroesIa
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

A HOUSEHOLD wORD-BJY YOtg YiRsr CLASS
"a Sdt er Fi.tsa War. Tabe Cu'ery Cooking tteusas
A. at D. u. bAssfOEDs Great Bsgsar. Cooper Insiu.s,
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

At i9 pULToH srRygT-wn gvgHDnLLfs song
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Ayers Cherry Peetovsi-Th~ World =
gr.a, remedy for Colds Coughs Consumption and all sn~c
nons Of the iaaus saa Unrest %
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

OnSeiR1 Dra wings Of Movrny, Eddy &
Co q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KxNruCKv. kxrRA GLASS 75-Fcbruary Is, ls6S
81, A. rs, 80, 80, %. SO. 66, Al, 62, 3, 81.
KSsTucxY, CLAss 7s-rebruary IL. 1855.
40. 30. 55. 80. 8, -, ~. n. Al. so, 30, 6J.
C,vculafs ssnt fr~e Of ehsrs. .dre >.ng cher %
Covin9tou. XIV, or ~ Louis Ma.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

aware Of tnc importance ~ checking cough sssi,
its irss ssse Thai which m the beginning xsa
y-li mild r-w-5y " s-yloe@d stscss the lung.
7llra. bou nial ffocbe@ aaHsAlnust
a- relief Military on ard soldiers should have
they varied "a the ck-i ssi ts.sn ou~-o'
requires
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Trusses.-Mavsh 4 Go -Radical Care
Trs.- Omce -,Iii at No vesey street. Astor House No
connection with other snoe 81 the same nnne lady
ate MI MT
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Eight Cartes dc yisite for -, of Cn-
eqaacd sty ana Gni.h TAIIS. COrtandt and
w
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

OnotaI Dra Nv ngs Or thc Delaware state
DsIAwARr ExrnA CLAss7s-February IS. 1853
D, So, So. ~, 20. II. ~, g. ~, 81. lG. 50.
DELAWARE cLAss 76-Peoruafy is. ls61
~, 8. IS, 80, is. 90, 30, 6S 10. 30. Al. 3a.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Omcial Drawings of the Library Assoc
cA.ion Company . Lottery. Of Rsntncky
CLASS 7S-Februsry ~. 1864
al, "a, 4, 81, /. 70, 49, co. 5s. 30. 10 90.
Glass 76--F.brpary IS, 1854
81, So 81. Al. 25. ~. ., ~, |, .. So. A. IS.
For Circulars, Ac.. address
FRANCE. ELLIS 4 co. Coynglon Ky.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

AIissssn Photographs, Signsttes and au
other styles eIcciied, HOLMES Park GALLERY, No ia
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Thirty Years Experience or an Ola
nurs~.-MRS wfNbLOws SOOTHING SYRUP 10 the pre-
81 tho beat female siciAns and ia
States. and has b~.n rs~d far thirty IN
fsrr iAns afry and success. bv millions u nothsf- and
chidre1 tie feeble infant ~ eek Old 70 the adult
Il oorrsc,s Acidty o; Dc stomach.
believes Wind csh
R~gui aiss the Byv~iA
ana gives REST HEALrH AND COMFORT " mother
aud chiid. T~-ety i've oenn sotsle,
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

any TODIaT wATEE
NlDH>> pusE IODINE IN rURp psrtN
Dr. ~ AHDkns co. rbys4ssas ana t.hsulists
Hsnd for . circular sr Hfrs8-sy
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

Gsdiss, Try Lstrd's Bioom or fouth and
nvinrrd " 10 value for nK AMI b~suiing the
onYiesion and SKIN. All druggists and ssy Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

D""s ""se D'"v.IJ 'Wes t"s
vrrj WORT f1rins ~ sffua obs. Dsie Frgyts ~ The
Anf Oh ltsrs NO Divisi1n street. Ses f0rk .ior-
1885, His new wors 1i--ssrs a he Nervous h~tnlnsi
tanAry aaa seluA f}sieuA syng new ahd fsable tcst
men, be had afsGs
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

nary Sexual systcmsNew and reliable tr-aimsn IN
OF the Howard Association Sent In sesied letter
seiop-s ee OF charge Address Dr. J. skiin lie ghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

(NORNS, BUHIONS. INVERTED NAILS. ENLARGED
~ oins and All dseascs the fee. cured wit cut pain
Inconvenience u the patient by DIR. ZACHAIiE Surgeon
Chropodss 7O Broadsay Refers To physicians amt
Erons Of the city.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

COTTON wASTRD-YROM OLD BEDQUILTs, CUsi
~ tons. Mattresses Highest cash price pAd A No.
Bcetman street, under tho Nassau Bank.
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

rrHY LfrrtE WEDDING --tkbD AND LlRsY rHO
Il sygrsptssf LAFinA NaffsH. lNneh And sna n sea
slas Df.s Csy And chsfssi.f W - ~ y ps1 osrssss
~ "a r4f ffi,s rs n#nm fsfritt M Mnf y Nit
sfre .se s.chg fsst,f ~ esuts sfuats ~ ssats
us9flnx 10 c~rs arg ~ iDg r-i-hffAss eeaa
f1f iist MAD BsOrnsH ~ Hfssf-sy ofptsits fsss
harrs1sn Bs~rsBs hya~nn
The New York herald., 1863-02-14
ID BOTTLED nv
UDOLPuO WOLPR


Having been solicit BY Physcsns. Druggists, Grocets
aud private faes TO add 10 business Pare BourDon
Whskey," IL bottles, the doing
with my "sehedAm schnspps 70 sea- IL with seal and
the label OF its undoubied purty
happy 10 that after grrat dral OF difficulty
GUIDED ment with two OF the largest and Oldest
distiiiers in krntncky for . regular supply
The Whskry will b~ pat quart bottles and packed In
of doven eArh
For .aie BY the droocrs Druggsta and Apoheo.rirs
CDULfHO VIOLIN,
- heaye stro
The New York herald., 1863-02-14

rro MILITARY oyrIctRs AsD snLDrrKs -yKon
/ Dol y Jones' Mss Stih MN sls fLr n ne
srsa hal Tfsehsf a. stsyst- hee .-y. 40 fsnnst
n,asra4na go oat~y sBo fsd aDss ~ ~. py.i
ton ~ hls - coui8n - snfcssa Mlba al~n
A. insfs iisa notAsd hsi frrtsn IL ta-
koApsss LyK o. Tf hes frng G~rs.aily u.~a
- 'go fDy colds A. tEu~nsa Bfnfs Atsl T,s,sk~.3
.fosla ever, sysdcrs sr4r.Fs " b. a.~s
up % sss ir.t sprs.fanee q . ssi ~ esash.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-11-26
DROVOST MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
17rH Dist, PEsSA,l i
HUNTINGDON June II lS73

HUNTINGDON, June IL 1873.
MEN WANTED FOR THE INVALID CORPS.
Only those faithful soldiers who, from
wounds or the hardships of war, are no
longer fit for active field duty will be received
into this Corps of Honor Enlistments viii
be for three years unless sooner discharged 3
Pay and allowances same as for officers aad
men of the United States Infantry; e1cept
that no premiums bounty for enlistment
will be allowed. This Will not invalidate any
pensions or bounties which may be due Tor
previous services
All persons honorably discharged from the
service, not liable to draft, whether they have
served IN this war or not, can be admitted
into this Corps of Honor
Men who are stiI in service and unable to
perform effective field, may be transferred 10
this corps. r4-
For the convenience of service, the men
viii be selected for three grades of duty
Ihose who are most efficient and able bodied L
and capable of performing guard duty, etc,
etc, will be armed with muskets and assigned
to companies of the FIRST Battalion. Those
Of the next degree of efficiency. Including
those who have lost hand or an arm !; and
the least effective, including those who have o
lost foot or leg, to the companies of tho
Second or Third Battallions they viii be
armed with swords
The duties will be chiefly to act as provost
guards and garrisons for cities guards for
hospitals and other public buildings: and rs
clerks, orderlies, etc. If found necessary
they may be assigned to forts, etc. -,
Acting Assistant Provost Marshals General
are authorized to appoint Officers Of the
Regular Service, or of the Invalid Corps, 10
administer the oath of enlistment to those
men Who have completely fulfilled the pre-
scribed conditions Of admission to the Invalid
Corps, viz
i. That the applicant is unfit for service in
the field. ~ i----
z. That he is fit for the duties, or some of
them, indicated above rl.slI
3. That, if not now in the service, he was
honorably discharged. a-s
q. That he is meritorious and deserving
For enlistment or further information apply
to the Board of Enrolment for the district in
which the applicant is resident
sJ. d. CAMPBELL, ~
Capt. and Provost Marshal. a
Ebensburg, July 2, lSG3-tf. -