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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-14

Since penning the foregoing, we are informed by
the best authority, that the charge in the Raleigh
Progress of Gen. Benning being privy to the sack
ing of the Standard Office is base falsehood as that
gentleman vas sleeping when the act took plase.-
atlanta La5elIiGencer. :.
Gen Berioing was in Raleigh that night and on
the street not more than an hour before the mob
took place VIZ As say on his honor, ooer his o,on
name, taefas dianot haze reason to apprshend that
oar office eouM be assailsd that night By portion
Of has troq9se And if he really entertained this ap=
prehension, was it not his duty to see that no such
thing YVES doae3 A police officer was sent to him
at the depot to inform him Of the outrage by por.
ton Of his troops, but the officer was repused and
notslowed to see him. If Gen. Benning is hurt by
the statement Of the Pogress and if that statement
is untounded, he will leave no effort untried to as.
certain and punish those who composed the mob
The oticsts who led, and the soldiers who did the
work OF destruction under ORDERS belong to bis br
gade The President has ordered an investigation.
Viii Gen Benning see to it that this investigation is
thorough and ccmplete? We shall see
0niy few days ago some Georgia officers were
n ti isys ttraetsuing that t<Sben the Georgia
troops returned to Virginia the would apply the
torch to our ofce So it seems the mob spirit still
anmases portion Of our army but for the credit
OF our braye soldiers Themselves as we'll as for the
cret OF the country, we trust this spirit is confined
to very small number. But if President Davis
will do his dnty this mob spirit will be re2ressed,
and thepress and the people will again enjoy the
privilege of free thought and free speech.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-10-14
MARRIED,

Nh "A. BADHAM, ATTORNEY A Az; ~ "a IIr g
Raleigh, n. o. 0sf6I-Brck budinr ,ss,- 3 ~ e
coafr house1 sad ,'F3GT q. iSi'f6 ~ cs
q October a. 4lss2-g tas.de 4asf Ign; ;ssa4tst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07
MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7.

GONLSAS 81 LASlSR. DER GEA1N DG9Ls !.
DEEDS. The following deeds have been al
m;.tea to record in the Clerks Office Of the
t7t,unty Co1r5 q this County, since the
August term q the Coanty(;ourS :~~h. Nor
elmer and wife 70 L. r Pcrkina-tleed Of bar
gain zn3 SALE dated May s. 1853. Thos
Irwin md wife 70 Washington, Alexandra
and Georgetown Railroad Company Of
hargaia and sale, dated june . 1855 Jarnes
Carey avs3 Thomas J. Carey and wives 20 Pas1l
z. Elyans~-3eed Of bargain snd SALE dated
June ], 1868. J. T. Halenbaek te v. ii.
Dickinson deed Of trust, benefit Ok v.
Fl. Prudential, dated August !, 1868. Pc
ter schenck and wife and John Schenck TO
Edward G. Bigg-deed Of bargain and sale,
dated July e 1868. 8. J. Reid and wife to
John r. Gray--deed Of bargain and sale dated
July eth 1853 James Mckewon to John
BIcKewon deed Of trust, benefit Of Mary a.
McKewon, dated Aug 10, 1863. Catharine
Carson to s. G. Patterson deed Of trust, bene-
Sc q 4. z. Durham, dated Aug. 19, 1865
E. G. AtwelI to Jas A English-deed oftrust,
benefit Of ?. 6. Henderson. dated June 25th,
1853. e. r. HoT to Jas. EntWise-deed Of
release, dated Aug. Gath, 1868, Lewis Simp-
son and wife 70 Geo F. Huguely-deed otbar-
gain and sale, dated October Sd, 1858. j. NJ
Tattersill 70 G.. 8. Miner~-deed Of trust, bene-
st Of II. c. Cunning, dated Aug 28th, 1868.
James Green and wife TO Josiah Ford--deed Of
bargain and sale, dated Aug, q, 1858. Geo.
". Harrison and others, to l.. D. Harrison
deed Of bargain and sale, dated june 18Th, 1858.
COUNT CoURT~To DAY From the He
cord. }~-InQuisitions upon the bodies Of John
Nsgle, aud C. T. Roley, were returned BY Act
sng Coroner W. ". White.
Al account Of w ". White, acting Cogo-
uer. amounting 70 SO, WAS ordered 70 be cersi-
led for payment.
Coma. Vi. eJenkins-sarne Us. Brannon--sauue
vs., Thurston-~same vs. L. B, Perkins--same
-. 3. Perkins; MISUNDERSTANDING and
trials continued till next term-~leaye TO take
deposiUions in the last named case granted.-
Il. s. Wunder qualified as 0verseaev Of the
Poor for the county.
The Court then adjourned Ill so-morroH
morning at clock.
There yyas sixteen marriage licenses issued
from the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court og this county, during the n2onth q Au-
gust,
It IS thought that Gen. Meade will get
back all the troops sent North from the Army
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

IdE ALEAAN }tSlA TASEa l 4 y.
The Sunday proceedings at the dambllng
Gound, in the Mulberry Lot, corner Of Water
and Union streets, went on as usual, yesterday,
uninteruy ted, and from early IN the morning
until near night, Groups Of grown men, lads
and boys were there al day, surrounded BY
little children learning She ru1iments o. wise
and ,rinlq + is most shameful exhibition,
10 be allowed in any CITY. Several psssars by
went to tle gamblers snd expostuistei with
them hut i WAS Of ny avail They stated
that the police did not interfere With them,
snc no body else should. 4 the same iEnpu~
nifty il given hereafter 70 the gambling row
dies, 81 heretofore, they will probably proceed
70 make arrangements <ov winter quarters IN
the same place.I:
One Of the Z. s. Government detectives st
Alexandria has been held TO bail by Justice
Bell in the sum of 1000, en- complaint OF D.
P. Farouhar, who charges him with receiving
from him the sum Of 800, in order to screen
him from the consequences Of his violation OF
Order No. 4, BY selling intoxicating liquors. -
Mr.. Farquhar Was nevertheless arrested and
6ncd, and brings against the detective
charge Of receivigg money under false pre-
Genees.
The ordinance, apl ropriating $1,000, 0{Ai,
for the relief Of the drafted men in New York,
was passed unanimously, by the Board Of
Councinen Of that city, over the veto Of tie
Mayor, on Saturday. 4 resolution adopted
By both Boards Of the Council directing the
Street Commissioner 10 take such measures as
might be necessary to cause the Immediate re-
n1oval Of the artillery and cavalry from all the
SO usres, parks and othez public places in the
city has been vetoed By the Mayor,
The New York Herald 10 All editorial Oh
President Lincoln last letter says: Amidst
all the drolery and visionary ideas it contains,
there is one grave and important point which
deserves attention, and that Is, that the end OF
the war is pronounced by the President 70 be
in the far distant and uncertain future-''l1a
God's own good time; and he warns the country
to be sober, and not to be over sanguine
Of speedy final triumph In other words,
Mr.. Lincoln regards the war Is intermjnable. >
The New York Herald says - Already we
hare expended fifteen hundred nilllons-half
IS much il, evo years as England layished
upon her great war Of twenty years 10 crush
the French Republic and the Napoleon dypas-
ty. AT the end Ct another year the expendi-
ture will have fully equalled that Of the Brit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET n. Y-v,n
street mas been IN an uproar DUNG the past
few day The spectators have blown w tbe;x
bubble pretty well; bue it has beer, py;ckel ).
last, Gold has risen steadily, and ya;'r..4
stocks have tun7hlec down fr,,r,, Ter - sG5.,
per cent. II the elegant slang Il the ytras
''Ia7ne ducks ara ncyiful. anl the slaugh,ar
Of ,Iae inno,ants' has been terrible. {,n.s;5a
speculators have suffered most severely. h,s
even the old, regular operators BERN =
Eotter and show signs Of distress The o,a
or TWO hundred young men who have p.
Gently made fortunes OF one hundred thousand
dollars each by investing only q single thms.
and, arc now pennlless, having lost all their
gains and their original capital into the bar.
gam The Jewish spectators, who wera Il.
most ruined by the fall in gold some time aga
have experienced another reverse and again
tear their hair and invoke Father Abraham
as if they did not know that it was Lazarus
not Dives, whom the old patriarch favored
There is great excitement down town, but yery
little sympathy among the general pubi7
These spectators have made Wall street
gambling den, and they must accept the gam,
blegs Euck-New ork Herald.
---~~zzz7-------
TIE National InteIigenoer says:~~' e pe.
ceive by the radical papers Of New York that
the Government having deputed Col. Birnqy
70 enlist free negroes in Maryland, and not
meeting, vo presume. with the desired success.
il has been suggested 70 the Secretary OF War,
By Judge Hugh T. Bond, Of Maryland, to enlias
the slaves of that State 10 send forth in it's sr,
mics We had AL idea sha; the Constitution
prohibited the taking Of private property for
public ase without just compensation. BIT
the mover Of the scheme may cons:dar Il 6 psg'
allel case with tie one before tbs House n
Representatives last session, when sH honora
bic MEMBER and prominent lawyer said: L
hope no gentleman in this House gupposes an
fool enough to think this bill constitutional;
vote for il as military necessity.
The New York Herald correspondent With
the Army Of the Potomac. in giving an &C.
count Of the affair at Port Royal, in which the
gunboats Satellite and Reliance were sbelled,
says SIS After few hours firing one Of the
boats swung round with her stern pointed up
the stream, and sank. The other was perto'
rated, and lay helpless wreck. About Il
o clock A. ". the Confederates were reinforced
BY a battery of eight guns and CeneTaS
Fitzpatrick, having effected his object in de-
stroging the boats, withdrew with his com
mand. Considering the fierce nature OF the
conflict the loss was light in number. Lieut.:
Lagget was killed. Three horses were KILLED
and several yneu and horses wounded.
The Marlboro, Nd, Prince Georgian says:~-
<'On some nj ght during the past week, we learn
5, :, CosLolso 1h,roh ne Yha Holy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

The New York Herald says -" Already we
hare expended fifteen hundred millions-half
IS much IN ewo years as England layished
upon her great war Of twenty years 10 crush
the French Republic and the Napoleon dyras-
ty. At the end Ct another year the expendi-
ture will have fully equalled that Of the Brit
ish government during its gigantic struggle
With Francs, extending over TWO decades. >
Thos. Hinton, negro, IN Washington, who
figured at the war meetings, and recruiting
meetings, &C., as an orator being drafted, >
pleads the support OF widowed mother, and
gets Of. His African brethren say "hil-."
4 man lying across the Railroad track, last
light, was run over by the cars and killed.
Mosquitoes are very numerous, AID very ae-
we're.
Ex-Governor Thomas has been renominated
for Congress from the fourth district Of Mary
land. The convention passed strong uneoad;~
Giopsl Uulo1 resolutions
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10
9reiunbbret6taRes GapiteI.

9pbsrt gBplf bsi9leunist feline oenreie; ber Nutcr bssIei-
ct Jpn unb nir,uat Mbiteb BON swsi weriunen, wsl4sa Ct 1T
Seri1iebsnsr gBee upbl MID.
Ser MiRouri er9oB feline ihlammisen Slutten in
bic nod thlammiseren ess Wllilfppi u.o bic
ghaufslrdoer Der Gnsn @bit.snben ipristen nurhams
fsine OiananteMtrcpfen IN bic Guft ais oas Sbif1
nit aberorcbsm Gelhnauf uno @cqaalme aus Dem
einen gtrcm In Den anbern braufe. ct. 3cuiS mar
UNI bisie 3sit aus einsm iammsrpcusn Tieterneite
cine blibsnos Staet bon finfsiS tis iehsistauleno
Ginncbneru aepprosn, uno ale eineS Mtenos unlere
teicen 9teilennm baIslt1t ~lanosten, fanbsn ie fA TO-
aleih milton i'm rsr,rirrene1ten Getiimrnel eines tes
~osutenbsn 9anoeIsplases. Sts6tsn niht am ufer bic
Maisatcrsn ibrs umi0rmlihen &Spfe aus Dem gSai'
isr, une trietm nidt eisie ritienbaften 8aumitdmme
aus Den niAt au;ufeneu, unsslihtetsn gSaleern mits
ten in bic tlabsnhs Civilization binein; 10 fSnnte
man tpirflih msinen, hisies 8anje Ssben ihreite it
ntht bon ssftern fer, icnbern oatire felt rsnisitens tau'
ienb Sabren. Ntsr nsu mar NQes sisr = nsu tparen bic
9auier; ~unaemein neu traren bic beutihsn Gin,pan'
bsrer In ben @afsn; bas Msltsae, mas 60 in ct.
2cuis 81 9sben iHien, tparen bic @eiiAter Der Oan'
f~eefinoer, trslhe am 2anbunSsplas Der Sampflhine
bon ben Mrmen ibrer Niittsr uno Mdrteinnen bic
Intcmmenoen mit:nubfnaderbafts Ipsfulirennsm Nu'
%9en5rineern anfarrten. Sisie rislreriprehenesn
Saustinse uAb ealcmelfartissn STATUES ihienm ts'
reits bab sinnrinesnbe hcutlhe Clement per9iften ba
worsn absr es LIEF fA ,rsber bura Blide nod nur&
anbsre Mittel rertreiben. 60 mar einmal ha, ,prts
taSli@ mebr an, unb bic i~al,laursn Suedfltersslih'
ter rnchten fh erboben, mic fs trcutsn. @irssnbs
i'm san5en @ebiet Der Union idisn eas ~gaterlano"
70 fsten Tub faien ju molten , ,rie al oieisr Stsue.
Mtan lab fat msbr beuti4e, ais a'nerifaniihe Tir'
men an Den 9duiern. Ssncs ShiH welhes RON
gfetr Srleans bsrauifam, brahte neue Ginmanosrer
aus Dem alien 9anps 5u,ihen ben @rseien uno Der
28sihlel NIT unb jsnen 9ialsft Der bialeftreiden
Seimatb frnnte man In Den 3aisn Der iunSen staht
Saint &cuis bDren.
&rnrub ron Tatsr mahts ben @siisssfibrten auf
aues bas auf,asrsiam, uno oann nabm Gin eeutiAes
@aRbaus, .3um @atsr @bsin," bic tsiocn sBanoe'
rer auf. Nah einsm furjen Niabt mari lA @ctert
tcetmiiee auf iein 8ett unb ~periant icslsiA in ben
t~isfitsn Shlaf; pabreno Der eiisrne 9auptmann,
auf mslhen bic Sauienhe BON Meilen som Saera'
mentc bsr niat ben miubsten Ginorud semaHt bat'
ten, lc8leih lpieher 3ur 8ar, benz JShenffano. bins
u%ntsrftieS, UNI f@ Die 9sute baisltit ndbsr a%nduiebsn,
mad Bstannten umjaiAauen uno bic = Stantnsu'
i8teiten 81 ertunben.
Son ctsn bs untsn mar has 9aus ROD. Nass,
ras 60 mter bes SurhlauAtisfsn nsui4sn 9uness
ihdseneen Yripilssisn niht msbr ausbalten tonnts,
iAisn fA bisr9sr ssFiAtst da batsn. Sic 9insn nab'
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10

= Gin Yaur Der ih gum erfsnmals in @en
tsiano, wuros bon ieinm oaiissn 0erranoten iiteraa
serum ssfdbrt, uno man stiste ibm aue iASnen ST.
Ibauoe. Gnoli4 iasts e.: 0as iiht M0es redt imOn,
atsr, i'd titts, 5sisn sic mir AUDI sas 9aus Osi4'
ltsrrsiA. vs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-10

= Gin iteraus bSfihsr OetreiHer shrist ana
sAluKs isines Brisfss: Gnti@ulpiSm Gtu. Greeasna,
penn ID bel Der bsutisen erideno beisen SHrils q y
Sie in 6smnsGrmstn lartibs." s.ss
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-19
NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
HOSPITALS In NASHVILLE.

No. I-qun Factory. llege street on the aill.
surgcon, Z. A. WoARALL
Z, 2--Uplversity Buliding, Market street, 90 the
lli1 Surgeon, JANm BRYAN, U. S.V.
s-Eusloys Buildiug, s.E corner Public Square.
Surgeon, AIRK. EWlNo,
s---Howard High school, College street, on the
lin. Asst sargeon, F.s. TowS
S-cun Factory, upper eud Front street. Assl.
Surgeon, y. b. BLAZER
G-ColIege street, scar Broad. Surgeon, cHAs
SOHLCUER.
7--UJlloge street. between Church and Broad.
Act. asst. Surgeon, c. W FRANCE
s-Mssonic Hall, Church 81 eet, near summer.
Asst. Surgeon, d. BACHE-
&" g-Carriags Factory, Market street. below tho
square. ACT. Asst surgeon, !. d. sKEEn.
To- -aIsdicai College, College street, the Hill.
Act asst Surgeon, W. X. B0wuso
IL" PEsr HousN "-on the University Pike.
Act. Asst. Surgeon, l.. b. HodLE.
% l2--Broadway Hotel, Broad street. corner Cherry.
Surgeon, Rid. SEMouR
Is--Hume High school spruce street, cor. Broad.
Surgeon, -. HEKmcK.
% l4-Female School, Church street, rear Chatta-
nooga Depot Surgeon, FRED. sEYNoREj
I6--Hynos' High School, Line stre / corner Sum
mer. Surgeon, W. NJ tHAMBhEs
Ie-Gordon Block, corner Broad st-est and River
Landing. Surgeon, DAVID WHsH.
"lT-oETrcEnS HOSPITAL Planters Hote, sum
mtr street, corner Deaderick. Surgeon,
S. y. WATERMAN
ls-Corncr Church and College streets. Surgeon,
n S. PIUNMER.
Io-Morris StrAtton's Building, No. IA Market
street. surgeon, VIA. GoRDos.
/" 20-Baptist Church, Summer street. Surgeon, -.
GOODWIN.
81 Methodist Church. Church street Surgeon,
+. SINEETT
p 2-BArdcastles, South Market street. Surgeon,
-. BECKwlTH
e 2s-corner Vine and Broad streets. Surgeon, o.
CHAMBERf1N.
2b-Corner Market and Clark streets. Surgeon,
l.. @. RICE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-19
MASONIC NOTICES.

C,snbsrland L0dgs No s,-Sated meetings on 80
Saturday of every month, at Odd Fellows Hall cor.
summer aud Union streets; John McClelland, W. NJ
y Wnkin ) VIC sienere, J, W.; Jos. hoCro-
~, Treas; Goo W. NOrveli, See ". b. Moore, T. D.
ID. Grewer, T. d ; n, Fields, yier.
tunbsrland Chapter, No Morton p. Howell, NJ.
X High Priest; Adua Andersou, ". King George
Seinerlo. +. schbe o. ltden, G. H. Juhn Me-
~ v. G. prspsiord, Sec; o Tulle, reas.i g..
Fields, Tyler stated meeting ON lat saturday Of
cNgry mouth
Nesheilis OonHei No John MoClolland, 7. ]. q.
N NJ Howell, u. @ 81 Adna Anderson, 2. G
vi IA themeld, Recorfer; J. Lumsden, Capt
Gnard, w. fieldsi Tyler. stated meetings 81 Monday
in each month
NatAp,lle Commentary No. l John McClelland
Eminent Commander Morton d. Howell, Generals
slno Adns Andtrson, Capt General Rev. W. A.
Reod, Preato Thompson Anderson, senior Warden
R y. Wheeler, Junior Warden q W. nonigan
Treasurer ". H. Harrison Recorder; r. lielda
sentinel Stated meetings On Sd thursday ofoacl
month.
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MILITARY.
nrpARrMENr AEApouARTERs.

Department headquarters on High street. MAJ.
Con Rosocrans, commanding.
Cht( ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on lhgh street.
near Cedar. Lieut. Col Jno w. Taylor.
QhasC Comrnissarg Headquarters on Summer street,
near broad Lieut. Col. simmons.
Proved Marshal General Headquarters on High
street Capt ". 81. Wilog,
Aafvauf Medical Drecf0r-SurgoOn A. Henry Thur
ston 4 s Vols. 20 berry street
POST HEADQUARTERS
Post Headquarters on College street, between I'm
Ion aud Church streets, (Dr Waters rosidence) Gen
H. n Mitchell. commanding.
Chief Asisfani QuartermGscr--ln charge or Depot
and nishursing Oncer-'apt n. hodges, on
Cherry street between Union and hurch
Asslsfasi Qaartefnadsiorln charge ofCothingi camp
and Garrison Equipags, No. II Market street. Capt.
ThOs j Cox.
Assistant Qudrt-rrnasier-In charge Of ouariermas-
ters sto -, Issues 10 Hospitals Quarters, etc Capt
8. Mexican sporte, Cherry street, between thureh
aud Broad street.
Assista1 luarteraSaster-In charge Of Fuel, Forage
and Stationery, No. 81 Market street Capt VIM.
Als
ssisflni OuartsriaaslerIn charge Of River Trans
portaton. Capt. i stubhs, High street, old head
9uarters Gen RosocranH'.
Assistant QaalteFUdster--ln charge OF falroau
transportation, Capt. s. Perkins, Jr., on Nherry
street, near Thea tee.
Act Aasiaiani Quarfernadsisr~-lu charge OF Means
Of Tranaportation, iublio Shops etc. Lieut.. o. H.
Irwin on Cherrystreet near Theatre.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

shertT--James ". Hinton, Dspates--Thomss hob
son and J. X. Buchanan.
Regisler--Pbineas Garrett
TiTisise--W. Jasper Taylor.
tl-ousr-N " Bclchor.
Ranger-Iohn C0rbtt.
Esersnas Ooilecfor--W D. Robertson.
Raiiyoad Tar CollsotoF--.J. @. Briey.
Cyassables for ne NaslFiils Darfc--Jonn u eOW~
md T. e Newman
COUNTY COURT.
J,sdge--Hon james Whtworth
GiTk-P. lindsey Nioh0l.
a. Tho judges Court meets the hrst Monday u
,aoh mouth, and the Qua rterly Court, composed OF
the Magistrates Of the County 10 hold the hrst Mon
day IN January. Anril luly and October
CIRCUIT COURT
fufgs--- -
Clsrk-David q. Love.
a. The Court meets the Brst Monday Ia hArch
sud September
CRIMINAL COURT,
Judqe-Hon NJ n. Brien.
Z Clerk-Qbarles Z. liggens,
Aa- The Court meets the nrsS Monday 10 Aprh Au-
aust and Deoemher
cHANcERY COURT.
Ohaaetllor--Hon. samuel D. Frierson
ClerL aud Masiav---J. +. Gleavea.
~ Tho Court meets tho hrst Monday In May and
November,
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Jou. Y. HrDr, Grand Secretary, should be a.. aood
al Nashville, Issn.
I-sns,,ss Ladgs, No. l-MectH evcrv Tuesday Even
mg At their Hail, on the corner ~ Uaion and sum,
mer streets The oioorE for the pfescut torn. are
quo h. Mills, q. n. n. NcEwcn, Jr. iN.N, John Y.
HIDE secretary L. 4. Spsln, Treasurer.
ffabas Ledge No tp--hceta al the same place
every Monday Evening. The ohicers are honry
Annie N o. L. Park N.0., Cha3. Robertson
Secretary R w. Brown. Treasurer
sstlss Loios No. aO--hooN ai their Hall, ON Solth
Cherry street, every Friday vcnlng The onoeru
are frank HaruOa, n. O., James watt, ,NG,i 4. Il,
Coodi,tt Secretary n. Q Cetton, Tr, aHurer
assrsra Lode, No. lu0, (0rrmaui i--Mcots 40 the
Hsu ooruer Of Union and Summer atr,ets, every
thursday Eyrning. Tho oeiccr1 are Friedma ,
Me-; John n rbr.clY.0.; Jacob Jungerman, seeTc'
,arv. gon saifofe. Treasurer.
Rli0alB E,,caui 9fso, Ne. theots az the shove hal
ou nc nrst and third Wednesdays OF each month.
The o0oers afe: T h. NeBrito C.P, q. y Fuller, y.
r.. Peter Harris, Jr.. SW.; j. u iucker, J,W.i Jno,
F Hide scribe h. r. Gutter, Treasurer
Ciirs BranoA EoaHpuioai, No. a-AoeN at the
above Han on che suuand and fourth wednesday
olght of each mouth. The ohcera are henTy AZ
NE OF.:L Noker. y p'; r. A. Campbe J, AW'i II.
{ 90 uAn, J.w.' ?. r, fhhi -, ~ r''afy' j. ~
Ward, Treasurer. q,
friday ai,sraoon "a ssgh monthi ~ o'eo-k
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POsT cHAFEL--(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street. between the Square and the Louisville DepoD
sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at o'clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lOH o'clock,
A. M, aud att Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed
nesday night at O'Clock.
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Established by Governor David Tod, toeoleot the
accounts Of Discharged Ohio soldiers and 70 Furnish
them trans portttiOn home To dircct them how TO
obtain pay for extra duty as nurses, etc ohio en-
poys the gent and Il u his duty to give the bust
ness Of her soldiers reful and rspeo NJ attention
Office NO.4 Cherry ~, near Chnrch'
AnlA lin