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, 1863-10-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

lGpo&Aa4 A3epateA ~ tae ~a4I"so 1AAo1Aosl
srRNG11EAp. oct: g. lees'
line central ILLINOIS 'hetaoo1st con,e.eaeo
commences a1s sesa'on IN euls Wy to'eA5' "
latner tae ooafu va ~! ..e " uaus.
sue sa1o"..sa ~ ~ s-sara4s. ts-s - a..s-os 'ss ~
1s a5.ns+,on 49, ~ nn,er Graduates % 1s;,1 occnnv
.,,1 Tsms.sar ~ ~s.r s+1sa+ ~, - +h.ro,,ah.
"a ~ ca1a.no- - ar-,rea ~ ho-ns 1ast 49, ,,rht ~,
oh,o har,nr heen ah,ent s,r davr anrino
wh,ch h. maae four gneeches. two ne.r Day.
~. a,a - 19.r+on nnd o,a a. +ha o-s.+
s.', -.as4,nr ~ cor+h,gs ,a,r c,rc,nn,t,
4--'.so .,-o,1 .,.s,.-.a
NJ r"ae"- "ae s,' v.+as ,~s,1 1e,-a -ra,.> fo~ tho
oose'9 49,. -. ,,.no'..,t Sn.,.a.a ~
11rs,. -e'a.-.te: - In sreat IN perner1ran;o
f'1s 49, 49, ,o.as4S - 11-1a, 1,aa T., nhto
LAS opA'sA y. -, .e .,.s,.,. 49, se 49,
Is tna1 osousn VIZ 1Ase . eyo .,'...-s ~.
home sote o1 'fon n''sen ~ t4y Ino ca.e
The un1cn mass meeunge IL lnat s,1eH - g
on q mos' g...,a1. g'%%an,le S.: .ne .rr1'
~ ~ vs+as.h.e sn1o,nted :Iobn A. Bross of
GOV. Yates nus appotnteo Jun O. es.p p'os7 11', ~
Cnlcago' een!ot Nau ru,a 10 -. 49, n a,,araa ts.,
ene1"aae te.n ~o1e ~ - ct.t"
regiment o.oeleu 70 se tst .se4 - s ~
co1* oross 1a9 est - ~" 1,s,.,.. a.~-a ~
~as N ~ .ae ps~s.s;,,s s1 - .na o+har ba3+1es N
hasef auu 81, 'a' eet,' ~. 49, s..s ~ a.r.raa AZ ~
WHICH 1ne gnane o'Iu ~" 49, .ess.asts ~ ~.
o. o.nei ~, -. % sns ~ y. A~ stonned Messlx q
eta'e "A "" go 10 r9efns1,.na Far,rd
d So4ee, NoDs4t us u;,,,sm VIM were
=. eu nofaro 1ns+ica Adams
'J 20, 49, -, nraar;no a
, 1863-10-07

WASHINGTON, Oct. GA band Of guerillas,
rr5eT tha famous White, OF London county,
made raid, last night, into Langley, six
mjles aboye AeorgetoWn, driving in the pick
etc. They hid I've pieces Of artillery: o.
Last night gqerillas entered Eairfax . Court #
snt1ers' goods. 4 vIait was also paid to the
Government Farm, ut Falls Church, bnt the
yiei1ance Of the guard frustrated the designs
of the gang.
, 1863-10-07
TIE ILLINOIS c0L0RED REGI-
YfENY.

We have already referred to the plan on
ioot to organize and equip a colored regi-
ment in this State, movement for which
orders have already been issued, and
which, judging from the favor with which
it is received among cololored men, bids
fair to reach most satisfactory realiza
ton. By reference to our Springfield special
dispatch it will be seen that Col John A.
Dross is to command this regiment, having
1,ecu duly commissioned therefor by Gov,
Yates. Col. Bross is thus transferred from
the seuior Captaincy in the 8sth Illinois
Col. shczman's, with which he has parhe
ipatcd with honor in the battles OF Perry
vile, Stone River and Chickamauga
JIe is !, known personally to many
Of our city readers, and all Whs
know him can attest the singleness o
purpose with which he laid aside his pro
fe:sion Of law at the call Of bis country
Believing in the war, in crushing the re
belhon By hhrd knocks, in curing 1t BY tn
eradication Of its cause, Col. Bross will bs
heard from in his new position, which, i
the present zeal manifested among tht
,colored men is any sure token, will not b.
long removed from active service forit i,
the desire and intention to have the reri
mcut promptly in the field.
, 1863-10-07

New YORK, Oct. 6.-The Hbst Eags: By the
arrival Of the steamer Fulton at this port
from Charleston, we have report, apparent
~ on good authority, that the headquarters
Of Gen. Gilmore has been removed from Nor
lis Island to Folly Island.
The continual sinking OF the beach on Nor
ris Island has rendered the removal ofthe Fed
eral headquarters, the body Of thetroops, and
the material Of var, measure Of conyen-
ience, while there are sanitary reosons which
would ultimately be controlling.
TTherc are said to be other causes for the
change, among them Is that the troops will
not be 1ees available In the future operations
against Charleston, and they are entirely out
Of range Of any batteries the rebels have sor
can erect on James Island.
Recent firing from Gen. Gilmore's batteries,
Of which ne have received news from rebel
sources, WEE directed almost exclusively
sgalnst the efforts that we're making, and
which the rebels do not disclose, to erectnew
batteries in the ruins Of Fort Sumter.
It appears tn t our reconnoltering boats,
which passed near the walls during the night,
discovered that the garrison WIS conducting
extensive operations, and indications were
'nat tne 1eoe1s' "no "eie "o'Ams - s'
numbers, "oalo e'ecs nse pfool ua1'el.sa ~.
sloe ol tne tuAn7' VAIL 'ls 4.enuou ~ uzt
them when the WORKS shoaio De su1nc'en''s
advanced to justify the removal of the broken
walls and the debris which protected the
worEmen and concealed their operations from
view.
The rapid and heaVg nfang o. our guns ~
is e1pecteo, WAL not OILY sop .n's ~ "o1h,
but renoer lae teoel occupat'on VI on"'os
p1eca11ous ~, Ill opeso. :., ,r.z.
uen' oee . op
As!ano sso ae44'e.5 ptss "1,e., 1.,u.
1ns ual's!s w. s.ea1.,- ,ss,,o ~ .oaa,.
en'e'us ot noofe t esS = ~ - .rataot 49, ~ +hs
tloa u "'snet - s.sA o41,, 90 ~ p ~
''o'pa ao .a
CASUALTIES ~ VI "uea oeeeuA - eoD7oa1'
OF unneeessafy eee'ou . t.u...
na,te11ee ~neu 49,, 80 ua "ors,,,at.a ~ ana r ~
otseN .N...o ~ o.. ' t.-n sto-. 49, 49, era
een' ~ eApete41e s..Ha,'.. 4l@
Icy w euleis au4 s~y s,n 1890 - A., u.
tnalles!on - "1to -. . - y. @ So
alfeaos plaeea' auo "l - ~ - n 80 49, -.
ners as WILL insure Luz nes'raellon u ~
city when 1hey are Eurnea upon II. LUIS
event will not take place until other p1ana
sra co,rn,a+ed and +he navv ia ready to RI.
a'e co"P!u,su ,,. - 49, ~ ''1'' 40 4S'A' ~ w.
operate Tan Inc army >:
Complaint against Admiral Dahlgren Il
universal. Our naval officers and sailors be
,,ara +ho+ Admiral rarr,pnt r3r1 soon takt
,sna ness 49, 81 4ha 4oo+ ~ Ch,r,aston MA harhnr ;t.
and they express the utmost confidence TIM
- -or,,1+ oftha onaro4Jons tbere nndart.ke,
me tesuI1 "a ~ 9pe'"%1'A' '00 "4'>~0' |''>' ~
w1l be succese1ol.
New YORK, October 6.-Au arrival iron
1,1,~ss.. r.. .,..ro5 ~. ha,5oro.
mai zen oltmole nas enapeu Us t::lua as.'ea''.
ters to Folly Island, the continued sinking Q
the beach Of Morris Ialand making 1t neces
e,rv+o ronove The +roons ara now ont d
10y ~ ~ ~ 4ha h,+teria. the rah.1s m,
range o. any VI tue pAtte14eS 'a7 'cpT1o e'1
| arert IN .iAne8 1sland.
, 1863-10-07
r..,o w1r In North Carolina

NEw YoRK, Oct. e.mA oo!1 Nexbet1. .hs n; g.. let
The cnnboat Bombshell, Capt: Binkerhoff,
left Ne1pezn few days ago, und1r sealed or
ders, and made q reconnoisance on Pasqua-
tank RIVER, which empties Into A1bemarla
Sound. Skc landed boats crew uea. Euza-
beth City, and they were captured by the
rebels, when Capt, B. opened vigorous ftre
upcs Tie tom, doing considerable damage,
, 1863-10-07
FROM WASHlhG1 ON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribnneJ
WAsu1soroN, Oct 6, 1858.

ILLNESS OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY 11ELo'
Manseu B. Field, Acting Assistant secre-
seta1y Of the Treasury, lying al Of typhoid
fer, has only been able to discharge the du-
ties OF his Office single day,
THE VAR VIRGINIA.
Co1 Lowell has returned from IN unsuc-
ceasful uursuit of the guertllas who have been
fnfesttnr the ne,phborhood of Alexandrta,
He took few nrisouers. The citizens Of LOU
aoo hav,no made comnlaInts to jeff Davis Of
need1esa lI1ar,ass}np from Moshy's puerillas,
rece,ved tbe ren1v that Mos# done more
cood +hon thev ,marined. bv Keeping q large
forra of11n,te5 states troons enpared.
pr,.ona-a +,rar II won't Rova1. inst es,
oo1,ed f-om Rails 1s,.nd to cn,nenncr Cont
Han.a a,1 49, a. cordorsei,;e there vera
M rehe1 froon. thera ercant small er,rds
and two or three small h,tter,s. of ,feht ~,
tf1lerv No now fort5acst;cn. ,,a5 han
erected, nor were anv 1nns .-oann+sd on +he
old ones. What is leftoStho rabsl army ia en-
camped between Orange Curt Houae and tbe
Rapidan. but they could only hsar Of one
corps being there. The rebels we're actively
engaged in throwing up earthworks along
the entire line Of their position on the Rapi-
dan, apparently expecting an attack from
Meade, These prisoners bear their testimony
tn tha friendslip and, efficient services Of the
negroes in the country through which they
travelled while making their escape. They
were before ual1eck Yesterday.
spFEcn OF SENATOR. WILSON.
.,,., 49,. 49,, ,
o. "1r1o- "A. s@ 49,. -. 1.s-A1t. e
o. -. Aosn 11e 4' H. ss,s a. ~ ha5 ea11
speeeuee "elo vse'' n.oe..r--,.. ea.a ... a wy
' 80. .-s.1aos no ~ rss .s..,t 41,o.a u1; wa,,s :
oos, " u 1S"," I, t.s4 - 49, T.'as
s4~ .' L. 1 -s a.a-.hs s asn.ts. 49,
Wy omo "o4a e..u ~ w. +@o .1.J
s1lAt DUG "0u 1epo"a.eu ou0 " tu9 o4aeAs's
TRAITORS on INC lace Of Ine eartn' he le1er1eo
70 Ms oiA1s spsecn lass ea'uiaas w "ock-
vile, Md. VI 1of,Oo massaenueetls men
VINO 7oteo 1or Llncoln' nos oae "ouao ap'
proSe OF that speeeh made ny q
member Of Lincoln's Cabinet. His attack
nnon senator Sumner Nas untustif1able. while
~ % -. ~ =. 49, s..a.,. ,11a o,ont,an,a.
tae buo1ect u sao a..aeA "as sen4suau ,..a1
Who always studtous1T avoided personalities
and recrimination. He {Wilson) wanted no
,,,,+.o,,oror With tho 1,oetroa;ar penar,] hu+
- 80 -. ~.
.-,,,,t tho.,o.,,. .e4h,, ..,,.
enough man 70 Insult Inc people oi 1hss eoan-
try. We made him q member Of the CabI-
net. Sumner himself begged tor hin and I
ha.ooa e. h1n, ro1ca. s,pe marc - ,raf,1
oeseeu 'o' .m. - so~o'
next time'"J Wen, ne cont1nucd' ne ms
deceived us, SO much the worse far hfm; but
| that speech is an insult to nine hundred and
.,,.a.- liz crt ~ svarv +hora. ~; ~ tba 1ov,1
nlnet} 'n1ae Wv " ets41 'AouS@.@ VI 1ao 1o5a'
people. The next congress, ne continued
would be the most important eyar convened
n tbfa conntrv. and all :rts would
-. s.aa ~ ao5noa +ha -a.1.est nan.
% oae4 . ~ seouce sAo ~ "Anss 4.sa.u,aa. no.
| Sustained by the great heart Of the people In
| ...ho,d,nr an5 .a,-v,rp mi III, pre,1dent,6
apnotns slu ess .. o"4 nsa. .s -a..ssa -,
proclamation o1 Heeoom. 11at Po1tlon o'
, 1863-10-07
M "A r r IED % .

At the rest euce Of the BRIDES father Dundes. Zane
Eee@nn.2 ~ By ~ ~ ts Ees p5 Eys5.s TA99As
b1A. only daughter OF Cspt John N. Turner.
In Jacksonville III the 1st int, by the Esv; e.
Buck. Mr GE0hGE ". HARDACRE. Of nloolafnc:
TOE. H.. and Afsa EMMA T. CHAMBERLAIN. Of
,JRckst nvIlle. No CARDS.
, 1863-10-07

E- JEFF. Davis Chicago organ alleges
That Brough said in one Of his speeches
That blood would flow If Vallandigham
was elected, and or this lie 1t rings the
charges, Brough never1eaid anything ot
the sort. But we can name contingency
in which blood may flew freely: The
Copperhcad work In Ohio Is to secure
majority Of the home vote for the treason
shriekcrt in which event they intend, it il
, 1863-10-07
Q)ifa9o Qribune.


The present great centres Of interest are
Chattanooga and Charleston The chlefest
in importance is confessediy the former,
as receiving the paramount share Of rebel
attention. Rosecrans is sshongly cntrcnch-
ed, well strengthened by reinforcements,
and literally proyisioned for the probable
period required to perfect his arrange
ments And ret the appearances are not
such as promise him any protacted
Interval Of Quiet consistent with safety
The rebels seriously menace his communi-
cations. Their heavy mounted force has
already inflicted sufficient injury to the
railroad lines to cause detention in trans
rortation. It will be impossible for our
nrny to keep open, and in running order,
the 1ailroad below Murfrecsboro, with the
rebels swooping with large bodies OF cav
airy upon the more exposed portions.
Il is beyond all question true Of Rose
Grams, that three weeks hence, II not in
less period, he will either have fought and
won the great battle Of the war, or have
fallen backto shorter lines Of communica-
lion. 1t is well for the country to look at
the case precisely as it is Bragg can
well afford to hold aloof, only caring to
strengthen his position against attack, well
knowing that The necessity is upon tho
Federal commander to press forcibly for
ward and reap victory, or retire to COM
tncnee afrcsh his blow at the heart Of
~
, 1863-10-07

HoVernmemt 8ecurifIeE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The Subscription
agent reports the sale Of 81 ,SSf $50 5-aos TO-
| t1r Sd Inst.
, 1863-10-07
FROM CHARLESTON.
Progress Of the Siege Ope-
rations.
THE GREEK FIRE READY TO OPEN.

X2unaors from Naval Sources.
, 1863-10-07

CHICAGO CITIZENS CORPS,
~ COMPANY F, F1Rsr FEG1Hnar CHICAGO CITY
GUA1D, A7THST1oH -The regu,aE pusinassMeet1n q
tho Company Will be held Ut the ArEot1. thts Wed.
nedeay evening, Oct 7:h 1t clock. Every member
must be preseat. By order Of
E, B. MYERS. Commaudans:
IaHy DyKN Ctrde.ly Qc7-uSQ1 It
, 1863-10-07

DEALERS ATTENTION We
- are now pzenased to Ill youE orders In la7ge OF
tuAu 1uRpt!ttat Of tha EXKosHHE CHATK89. N1WLY
IavxS11D ,LK1TEE AsD INVOICE. FILK AND BILL
HotpER. 51ov1 COVER 1.xTzHA AND HoLpE1. sHAv1
sH1k1b for hard sewing: etc: e4c. seEd tor cata-
loEne aed te1uA, E1CE Co. Manufacturers,
cc7 L5Io-lt1sp Custom House Place-
, 1863-10-07

MRS. HOBERT WILL AI-
N1 DRESS the Ladies Loyal League attte Yoa9e
peEe Christian AtGociAtloI RoomB, At TX O'Clock
The rubtlc are In yIted to attend. OCT 1t
, 1863-10-07

DUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE,
L h The Introductory Atdreis Of tae coming session
Of lectures IN lh Instltuson will be given BY rof
1NGAL8, ia toe Lower Lec.uEe Room og the College,
corner Of Dearborn and Indiana s1reats THIS EYkN
INa. Oct 7ih At tx O'Clock The profession aud pub
lie. ladies and gentlemen. tnFIted to be present.
Cc7 n6St-1s
, 1863-10-07

<xTRAYED-On On Monday morn ing,
frc1u the corner Of PeoIs and Wess Fa.t nife
xsts max ses nas ~ An4S 9Soat III ss ~
n@cDAs @ ~ 4e@s"s AeA ocs.nsM 1t.
, 1863-10-07

w AGON SPOKES AND HUBS.
" stoo Sets D.s Wagon aad Buggy 2 s2okss,
For sa.eby 4 2. Bl3a0P.,u ~
Is South Jefferson stztat, Uhaeako. LII
, 1863-10-07

DERSONAL.-Wil Fred. N.
J. Baldwin. late With Lord 3 Taylor, New York
fsyor an old friend by dug bis addEtH to aANk
ii. BLAIR Post once BOZ $50, Chicago. any time dur
ing the p1esent.Week.. oeSni5e2t
, 1863-10-07
Nen} G0pertisfl11e)1ts.

DERS N AL. Information
J. wanted Of Patrick Canny,- who left New YoFk
three weeks since for Chicago Hs wife and child ere
Whereabouts. They a1e staying IN the Depot Of tha
, 1863-10-07
CTOIEN OR STRAYEQ-From

thn ccruer Of Bay1tson Rxd CAnA RTE y = dArk
hnvD III MaYe s1d Light E1pres: WaRon- 1he Nafet
and ,SIcx mAne aal has iae marx d zeseat bsss~
o. her th!ost 5hs WaGon has ~ spsan{ks @ e9o Is
III b suitably cou:2enaated By the oNaer 5Ststp
! a:S.es, Leas tac aAFea acooQts Trf1sS3t
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UEirED srAris FoRcEa,
NASHVILLE, March %, 1865

Orders. ~,
All private freight striving at this post
by the Louisville and Nashville railroad,
or by Government boat, otuer than the
personal baggage Of passengers, and the
contents Of one car each day, allowed to
the Adams Express Company, will after
this date be seized and conhscated.
VOC BY order of iTIa- -
Brig. Gen. RoBERT d. MITCHE'L,
Commanding,
JOHN PRATT, A. A. G. mch24-Iw
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wriis snd process issued spl Of the
court hereby organized may be tested
10 the name OF any justice of aesd court.
Sec IL. ND Je u FURTHER 1uokd, That
any hnal judgment, order, or decree OF
said court may be reexamined and rever-
sed or affirmed Ia the Supreme Court Of
the United states, upon writ Of error or
appeal, inihe came cases and in like man
Der as is now provided by law in refer
ence 70 the 6nal judgments, orders, and
DEGREES OF the circui, court Of the United
States for the District Of Columbia.
Sec. Il. Ald be t further enacted, That
appeals may be made from the tudg-
men,s OF justices Of the peace TO the
court hereby organized 10 like manner
aud in the Same cases 10 which such APP
peals ara now Allowed to the circditcouft
Of the United States for the District of
Columbia. Such apI eals shall be beard
and decid, d az \ special term.
Sec. 10. And he u further enacted, That
all suits aud proceedings which, at the
time this act takes effect, shall be pend
ing in any Of tho courts hereby ABOLISH
ed shall be transferred TO the courts to
be established under the provisions Of
this act, and nav be prosecuted therein
with the same effect as they might have
been in the court in which the same were
commenoed. Process issued out Of any
of said courts shall also be returned to
the court hereby established.
Sec. IA Ind be ii fu tier enacted, That
justices Of the peace may be removed by
The court To be organized under the pro-
visions Of this act at a general term, after
due notice, and an opportunity to be
heard in their defence, aud for causes TO
be assigned in the order of removal.
Sec. 10. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the justicest 70 be appointed by virtue OF
this act shall receive an annual salary OF
three thousand dollars, TO be paid quar-
terly at The Treasury Of the United
States. FEE4
See. 10. ARa Be u further enacted, That
the circuit court, district court aud crim-
inal court Of the District of Jlumbia
are hereby abolished. All laws and
parts Of laws relating to said courts, so
far as the same are applicable to the
courts created by this act, are hereby
continued in force in respect TO such
courts, ADD all other laws and parts of
laws relating TO said circuit, district, and
criminal courts are repealed.
Sec. IL. Ind be IL Jurther enacted, That
the President of the United States be
and he is hereby authorized and empo W.
cred to appoint, by and with the advice
aud consent OF the Senate, q suitable
person, learned in the law, 20 revise and
codify the laws Of the District Of CO.
lumbia. .. t.
Sec. Is. Ind be aJi1,thfr enacted That
the person who shall be thus appointed
shall receive ten dollars per day for his
services whilst so employed, and shall
render final report OF his revision cand
codifica,ion TO Congress on or before the
FIRST day Of January next. JOS
Approved, March 3, 1863. -1a4.
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REMOVAL.

I HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED NY ENTIRE STOCK
L TO the Eclipse stable, on Market street. formerly
occupied by MIR GEs, whore viii be pleased to wait
my old enstomsra aud the public generally, with
my usual prOuptness
Christianity on h ,ud, Hacks, Buggies, BAND Wagons
and hue Saddle stock Tor Ladi aud enterleB.
hsrchle-lm >. ". TEALEY. .
Also for sale al che shove, stable. 1907 IS gogi
work horses. '
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NOTICE.

I HAVE IRIS DAY sOLn TO Mr. TEALEi ~
stable aud eheerully recon- mead him 20 ~ Of my
Old customers, besSiuE that with bis pressht ttcit
ties and axpsrieuce On The liVsfy business, be viii b.
suablsd 20 give entire Satisfaction " ths pablio
l.. W. GEE,
Eolipss Livery and Sale rtabis,
March ta-sln No, North harsug LtHs(t
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hVsfsEESscgo, Tenn March -, lsSs.
Special F,ela OTheTs. No. II.

Special Field Orders, No. Il.
VII A Boards hereby ordered to in
yesiigate the various claims arising from
the use Of cotton bales belonging TO pri-
vate parties, for Publications at Nash
vile. The Board will meet at Nashville,
Tenn, on the 18th inst, or as. soon there
after IS possible, and will hold its SEES.
sions from time to lime as the Business
for which IL is appointed may require
The object OF the Board will be TO thor
oughly investigate the various claims,
both for loss and damage, aud to develop
all facts bearing upon them. Reports
will be made upon each case, Sc separately,
as soon as the investigation Of il is con-
pluded
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HIS .pOrAsr,as nFs,r OF TUE cyHsysIAyO,

JOHN PRATT, A. A. G. mch24-Iw
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5. Q. nESoEH, IiSi'sr. Z
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J
[0rdvS v---zr no
I. No permits will be issued TO citi-
zeus, male or female, to pass the Federal
lines about this city, unless the parties
applying frst take either the oath Of al
legiance or the non .combatant's parole,
and file proper and sufficient bond with
Col. JOHN A. MARTIN, Provost Marshal
II. All persons violating oaths or pa.
roles thus given, will not only forfeit the
amount Of their respective bonds, but
will be arrested and tried for such viola
ton by a Military Commission.
III. No application for passes will be
considered, till certificates of the filing
of the required oaths or paroles and
bonds are presented. By order Of
Brig. Gen. ROBT. B. MITCHELL,
49, ~ g. o. Commanding.
JOIN PRATT, A. A. General lap1-Iw
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SPECIAL NNoTICEs.

HEADQUARTERS USTTED STATES FoRCEs,
N1sHyIrrE, TENN March 3Oth, 1884 !
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pErATL nom THE noAnn.

Colonel L. A. kIN0, 6Sth Ind. Vol.
1t. Col, j, w. LANGLEY, 125th Ill. Vol.
Capt. ]. j. DoNNELLY, l4th Mich. Vol
By command Of
Mai Gen. R0SECRANS,
II. s. THRALL, Capt. aud A. A.G.
In pursuance OF the above Special Field
Order, the Board met at Mai General
RosEoRANS former Headquarters, High
street, Nashville, on Wednesday, March
18th, 1853, and organized. The Board
will meet hereafter from time TO time as
the business for which il is appointed
may require. Claims for loss aud dam
age arising from ihe use Of cotton bales
belonging 10 private parties for the forth
lcations of Nashville. will be presented
without delay. The Board adjourned 10
10 o'clock, A. NJ, Friday, March 20, 1868.
.. EDWARD A, KING,
Col. 6Sth Ind Vol, Pres, of the Board
March ls-tE J A9AlIE
MURFREEsBoRo, March 2s, 1868,
To Coz. Thu RsDAII, a u
Chcf al Aray POliees rJy
A General Order has been issued for
bidding TO buy or sell onftderaie scrip.
j. A. GARFIELD,
Brig Gen. and Chief OF StaG,
Msrch20-lw
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
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