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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

OFFICE OF TEE 0KE.T WEsrERs X. X. Co. OF 1889 a
SPEiNGYTEID H.. April 20 1863. q
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the GREAT
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY OF 1888 will be held
:. The Oce Of tie Company IN Sphns Illinois tho
SECOND THURSDAY Of Msy next for the Election Of
Three Dsco and for the tan.aeton OF such other business
a, NAV b, n.ce..ary WIN d. CORNEAU. Secretary.
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, J. BLEECKER, SON e. Co. will sell %

~ TUESDAY. May o. 4. + O'clock. at the Ms.chantf
Exchange S-esrooIns. No. 1913 Lioertyst
IN FLUSHISG-Ihs valuable plot Of Ground, With tho
double brick House con- occupied and dweia
situate on Brdre-s next adjoining tie trick Of PECK
Fsirweahe The lot is rs and l0 feet Icnt and By
.bou 6 feet deep rum ing through 10 Franklin alley To
building in good condition On the premises are also new
Barn and Stable Maps &C., ct No. II Cedars, sjoinS
Bank of Commerce
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EEw.YoKK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CoaPAsr. I
Treasures Office. corner o. fth'av and ftnsti (
Sxw-YoRK April 20, 1862
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS AN
Of tho NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CON
PANY will be held 9; the ofes Of the Company on III
DAY May 49, The poll, 20 be opened from ocloef q;
preeed stock will be closed from O'clock. p m OF The 9Th
proIino until O'Clock, A. m. Of The lOth.
w H. EMERSON Treasurer and Secretary.
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EISK Il HATCH,
BANKERS

aud
DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
AOENTs FOR u 5. FIVE TWEEN Y LOAN.
are prepared 10 furnish the u. 5. FIVE TWENTYYEAR
SIX PER CENT BONDS. direct from the Goyernmsn
AZ PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST. or PAR With interest
commencing from the date OF subscription and payment
CV On AND AFTER JULY rhK PKiyILyGE % Gov
ygKrIss LEGAL.TESpER NoTzs rHK five TWENTY
YKAK Bosps PAR Parties wihinsto secure
United States Bond paying six pos cent inerest IN GOLD
AT PAR should send 10 their orders before that time.
We also keep hand constant supply Of all classes OF
Government Securities for sale at the Lowest market rstea
IT, T. 40 TREASURY NOTES.
u. g. 6 PER CENT BONDS Of 1891.
u g. ONE.YEAR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
MSS. kc.. 10
Az the right to Legal Tender Notes into these
bonds expires the l Of July parties having their fund, IN
savings Banks the interest upon which would be forfeited
Withdrawn before that day bonds TO be delivered
during the fret twenty days Of July, BY deposit Of
cen, With the subscribers
FISK &c HATCH ar
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Joseph UEGEsfAN.

JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
- SATURDAY, MAYS.
At 10 o'clock q m; ct No - @illG1shby near eoass
Brooklyn, HANDSOME FURNITURE. by Broeks, " -
A low suites Ia green. do 10 aud purple ~
not nsion table, msttfsss
Brussels carpets, &c.
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Urn Sooo9.

AT MACY's
N CURTAIN LACF9 AND DRiPERlESi
1000 PIECES LACE CUurAINS al quaitiss
1000 PIECES CURTAIS LACE DRAPkRIES. ct low
prices. . -. .........,a
900 PIECES NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
100 PIECES NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE
Muslin Curtain Dsperie,. FROM l. 10 81 aytrd
Nssibule Lsess Dotted and Figured AusLn' vsfJ 10"
prices u.cv
Mo-. 2ol aud 2O6 6th..v.. two doors below i.sh"
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Mem Fluctuations.


AT ODDS. 49, vprro,
"A OyKEIHS ODER KRTEG IN KklEE15js
By tie Autbofess Of QUITE" Tbe .nno,ncs that
Ms.srs. J. u. nPPIACorI K Co. beg I" 'NN'
- W." TUESDAY May u. ,h.,...
SJ special arang cement with the dn'inE"
'- At ODDS.
uJNFINs ODER kRIEG IHl hIAS"'
Nv III. Baroness TauTPHokus
lho,s'. ~ :" Ouiis" The IniuSla," &c
VOL. limo.
- .o,t ,yu he published In both the Epghsn snu
~s na 's s so. trade respectfully collected
V"e' HUI 4 b. LIPfINCOTT Co., Puohsne,a
Nos us and III MaIket-st
T1Y SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
N By the author Of
AMONG TIE PINES.
r.~ al. Al the Office Of The Tribune.
y,lo. 81 Paper covers, IS cents.
Aho new, larger and hsndsomer edition OF Pines"
aorm with "My Southern Fdends" and at the price
e.. There Books sen by mail free on receipt Of
WHOLESALE PRICES:
Ceth g. cents 50 cents by tine 100 and Paper scoen
Is cents BY the 100 and over.
THE TRIBUNE, W..
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CHANCES for Business Glen.

ENOR SALE-One Of the best 5-set WOOLEN
III MILLS In Nsw-England now running and In complets
srder on the line Of railroad and telegraph communication
9th ksrts failing wstsT powers viii pay for itsslf
D two years u,nnrror -,
For fail particulars. apply To JAMES T. ELDREDGE, Me-
- CenQsss-st, Boston, Mass
NNANTED-The ADDRESS Of CARPEN-
w TIERS and CABINETMAKERS who would Ike to
osks money address, with stamp, G. ID. WALTERS Hsr
dsbarg, Pa
WANTED-And worthy Of more than especial
s,tsntionI viii satisfy any young man having $500
~ $500 sssh capital immediate that be can easily
ahs from 600 900 10 ninety days don't lot day
without thorough Investigation Of the shove ct No us
0rssdwsy up staira q. b. JOHNSON.
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New 11ubIirations.

NSME. DEM E s Tvs MIRROR OF
| Nl FAsHIONs.-Th Sumner Number Ready on MON
pay May H. with magnificent improvements and great I'D
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CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.-CHiCAGo, April "a ico1-
In. Anna. M-tins Of the Bondhoics and Stockholders Of
the Chieas 10 and bWes'en Railway Company wa DO
he a. tho Of Company In the City OF chicago on
THURSDAY June l. is51 O'Clock D. M, Tor the eec-
lion OF Directors the ~nsrins and for the hsnsaon
JANIS Il. YOUNG, Secretary.
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rT,HE SUMMER NUMBER Of Nine. DEMO
Il RESTS MIRROR or FASHIONS. with an elessnt
coored Fashion Plate mammoth Cloak Plate, tnd hve iu
die Dress Patterns and other splendid Novelties, will be
ready MONDAY, May H.
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ADHfAN n NIULLKHI huctIUnseI'
EXECUTORs SALE.-ADRlANH II. NULL
Ia LER p X. WILKINS L Co., will sell ct suction. .
MONDAY May H. 1867 at u O'clock ct the asrchssv =
change s.lesroom. No. los Libertyst
able LOTS situated at Bergen Rights j. on the JsrssY
Civ and Newark Plank Road and varying in size from
10 feet font and from 40 to l6O fee deep. -
Maps With full de,crptons Of property at ;hs os W
Auc.ion-ers, No. 81 Pine-st lJGI1
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A VANDERPOEL e. Co., Auctioneen -
"a MORTGAGE SALE OF magnificent HOUSEHOLD
FURNITTRE at AUCTION.-ThIS DAY (Fndsyl st Ma
AZ Wes, 6th.st between 9Th aud Ghsy Rossxooc MsAo
any, and Bsckwasut Psslor, Chamber, and Dains rssa
F1ruiturs, SilyerwAie. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

EOR SALE-A Plot of GROUND, lOOxiVo.e
Il feet on the 5. 3Stht. loo feet s To- W. Of a.
IL beautiful sts for buildinS OF the street rae :n
the East River For PARTICULAR apply al No. i' Is''
or No 10 Peck slip.
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90 Wbom II man Goneern.

CAUTION 10 SAIIlORS.-There are at pres
~ sut IN Buffalo between $50 and 900 Sailors OF
aud got nothing to do Wages are now quite
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Nyw.YokK AND NKw.IIAyEs RAILROAD Co..,
Corner ith.av aud 97ths., 7
TpKA,ugKHs OsYicE, April Is, 1853.
4 DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS per
N ,has free from Government taIl has THIS day oeeh 10
Glazed on the capital sock tho Company payable ct this
on /. q and AFTER FRIDAY. May .,
NJ In.lu,i,s w BEMENT. Treasured
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Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-The best Location for Grocery
Il or any other business, at Eiz.bethpor kesJsfsy
being %s.ory STORE aud DWELLING cor Of brosa.y
and Front elsss steamboat and railroad depot ApPy
to 4. R. KELLOGG No. l39 Psarlss.. New.Yoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

IGOR SALE-With thirty-eight acres On lane ,siS
a large double HOUSE. with twosoIy eteoaoo, ~ ~
mile. from the city BY rail- mile from the souas ~ ,u
cold water large lawn shade trcss al aonndsaes
large vegetable eardsn barn and carriage honss ~
possession forthwith Inquire OF HOMER ao"oA" :"
Piaest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

DIANOS and MELODEONS.-Supe Up
r,ht Boudoir and Square Pianos new aud second hand
per cheaper than any other house. for ss by T. IL
CHAMBEkS. Bible House. 6Lhst, cor NhAv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

I OTIS FOR SALE--At Elzabethporho N ~
IL jersey ct the following prices; 9 900 SO. ~ ~
s525. $50 and $500 eaoh very favorable s:ncca
meut Persons wishing 10 start manufacturing
thoss u,ius lsrr, ousntitos Of coal ron are
examine the place. Apply to u. X KELLoooh ns,t
ct New York or J. b. COOLEY, Agent LlnsoeesYS.--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

SUPERIOR 7-octave PIANOS, with full iron
~ Frames oversung bass, &c low for cash. j. g. DA-
NlES, No. 4e7 Broome-st. west Of Broadway.
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TI'O PIANO DEALERS and PURCHASERS.
Il CHAMBERS 6ARLER manufacturing an excel
lower prices than ether house Please cal
addren CHAMBERS OABLEK No. lob Eat Isl bat
, 1863-04-20

defensive arnor, capable Of being buoyed
up By sca-going vessel, will be able to re-
eist their joint effects. For instance, an
Armstrong gun scnta conical shot weigh
ing three hundred pounds, through @ platc
seyen-and-a-half inches in thickness, tear
ing q hole Of twice its own size, bending
the paris Of the plate that it did not pierce,
and doubling up massive wrought-iron
girder at its back-an exercise Of force that
no non-clad capable Of living an hour at
sea, will ever be able, unless she is Of tho
size Of the Great Eastern or Noah's Ark,
to resist.
The buoyant power Of water is soon
overcome by iron; there is scientific limit
to the thickness Of ships mail; and I'M
less there is practical and insurmountab
difficulty in the management Of guns like
those described, We have already seen the
elimination Of the mania for mailed yes-
sells, unless the Governments building them
give them length and breadth Of beam far
greater than any Of that sort have yet st
tained. That iron-clads will continue to
be built is certain; but they will be mainly
for harbor dctenses, not for aggressive pur-
purposes. Thus much ,rc think is demon
stratcd to-day; what possibilities may be
opened up by tic next discovery, who can
tcl19
, 1863-04-20


About ten days siure Gen: Asboth having
received information that the rebels were
abont enfrrcirs q cnnsc1iptlon in The neigh
borhood Of Union City, and south nf the Oblon
river, and that they weTo also robbiug aud
treating with great severity all Uni1n citizens,
81 Mt special order to the comulandan: ut Hick-
nan to arrest crc Henderson, Wright, living
sbo1, twenty ci:,ht miles from there, and eight
miles south of the Obion.
uia house was supposed by the General to be
the chief ,eudczyous Of the rebels, and subse-
aucnt events kayc proved the corrcctn:ss OF
the surmise.
In pursuance Of the above orders Captain
11u.chtns, Of the 18th Ill. CIV, Co. E., with
fifty men, left Hickman, aud cr,ssinr the
Obion couple Of miles below the usual ferry,
thereby avoiding : r=itel pirket, aupr stc.1cd
WIights .hoEse by the only road. As the
building vas situated On high blutf on the
river bank it Was not possible to surround it
unperceiyed. The rebels, above forty in num-
Der, seeing the approach of our cavalry took
to the fields, and then showed fight, resulting
in the capture Of twenty. y.six Of them, includ-
ing Captains Scales and Voorhes, and four of
them killed ard one seriously wounded by /
sabre. No loss nhsteyer was suffered By the
Union troops.
Capt. Scales, the senior rebel officer, for
mcrly served with JEFF. Thompson in Nilsson
ri, and now holds a commission to raise three
hundred men By conscription. H4 stated that
he expected four hundred mon at this place on
tho day Of his capture.
, 1863-04-20
al, E1ncure Mt TicksbnrS.

Day before yesterday dcscrtcr came into
our lines directly from Vicssburg, having cs.
that an extensive ene4te OCCURRED among the
t1oops sncamped In Vicksburg on Saturday
niEht, MI IN which nearly the whole rebel camp
%as S involved. The 1nutincers were finally put
apmn, ana ths following day SIX soldiers werc
ion in liz ontnrss, ,fH sna SHOT for their partcpa
his report has no other eorroboratiTc tive nroof
inan thc Fact that considerable fir;0I P.ool ~.
heard all Of sudden about o'clock as ssn%ss %@
non ~ss d.hef7 uhefh is Sear HEs r. Is ri
correspondent heard this firing and cs,1.d our ea
Union officer, who, equally With mYsalf ras up
at loss to account for the circumstsnn~ea -
The person who brought tho Information did
not know, at least ho did not state, tho canse
Of the disturbance, which Ia consequently,
, 1863-04-20
From the St. Lonis Republican. 18th. ]

e3e
What has been the matter with the Demo-
cracy Of Springfield, Illinois: That citT,
which last year gavo Democratic majority
Of about 200, has just elected Republican
Mayor, NC had understood that the Demo
csacy had been making large gains among the
people br their opposition to tho war, but wc
can't sec it in that light with Tucsday's cleo,
elect, is ono of the worst kind Of Abolition.
lists, and it Is . little strange to us that he
should have triumphed in Springfield. There
must have been sons mistnanagcmeat some
where on the part Of his leading spponents.
What Mas it, MI. Register?
, 1863-04-20

ET In the Army Of the Potomac is an
Iron Brigade" so called because Of its
fighting qualities, its endurance and its he
roism. 1t is the pet and admiration of the
service; and as such, at recent review, it
received the special and tlattering notice of
General Hooker, and Of the President
himself It will be gratifying to know that
this brigade is made up Of the I'd, 9Th and
7th Wisconsin, the 10th Indiana, and the
9th Michigan regiments We do not
question the justice Of its title to the dis
tiuguished name it has won.
, 1863-04-20
GREAT GUNS AND IRoS-CLAn

GREAT GUNS AND II20N-CLADS.
While the results of rebel gunnery at
Charleston prove that no iron-clads yet
built In this country can be considered
shot-proof, experiments lately made in
England IRE quite as conclusive as to the
tact that the ingenuity Of mechanics and
Inventors will be able to construct guns OF
such great weight and power, and to throw
Shot With such penetrating force, that no
, 1863-04-20

q The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says that later adyices re-
ceived BY the Arago from the iron.clad feet,
more than confirm the faith OF Government:
officials in the merits Of the Monitors. It is
understood that the most serious injuries
we're repaired By noon Of the day following
the fight, and that the real defects Of the boats
can be easily remedied.
, 1863-04-20

The Female Seminary at Warren, R. l.,
together with Mr.. Mevlin's house adjoining,
was entirely destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst. The same Seminary was nearly destroyed
IN the same way, about one year since, and re-
1,rift
, 1863-04-20

~ Tho Milwaukee press arc learning Wis
dom. They have discovered and boldly an.
nounce, that In order to induce the interior OF
the State to trado with their city its railroads,
Its merchants and business men, must offer
equal advantagrs with those proferod by Chi
cshsgG, shg teople viii trade where they can get
, 1863-04-20

E General Shields arrived in San Francis.
co On tue Goth u1t-, and made an impromrtu
speech ut the Oriental Hotcl the same evening.
He las resigned his commission in the United
States army, and has no connection with the
military department of the Government
, 1863-04-20
A11lu5TIutt1t8.
AIcTICKER'S THEATRE
w Madison street, between ssats snd DsIaara:

AIcTICKER'S THEATRE
1Tl Madison street. between State and D-xaarn.
Dcor4 aYeH It o'c1eek; Hcttor1Ahe4s esN"1ruc~'
The manager taxes pleasure In aaneuscin. Al en
Easeintnt with ihE COMBINATION or DIs1iS0rIsh3o
~ IKMEn,Ass x:ose ire:tta a.r k;nwn 70 al Ane-ca
and bFitttal ..n-rt nCa ~hsBe abilities nEc uaeaus-9
In t9s T:lS9 cI she drsn,a; t. Ehseh ssey appear.
lar act:.: a.: E L. DAVENPORT. e.:reHed BY tne
pIfss AID 1ac of the critical cities 1s IN aesos
wlose geElns has thrown the 1,st t1ftlht light upon
al ths nas;t psys = the RasLh langnags I9.se
Ch;tsso Audfacce =. 01HELLD AND lAGO, aup.
the TTent Tragedy In d mAuter
CS. GEFAssEp IN THE COUNTRY.
MONDAY EVENING. April nth, Will be presented
OTH ELLO. -.
With the following cast. which caunot be surpassed In
tic country:
Sir E. Davenport nthe'io: ST.; !. ". valack Is
IaGo Mr. Mcvicker - fodrs.gn sr s{yers Cassie
Mis- Hos1neE ~ Eaelia: Mrss. Myers as Desdauona.
10 so1caudc With
Grand pDANcE...-....... MISS t.SxrE HTGNr,
.t7 During tle week viii be p:rs.n1ed shasspeares
Tra=eGA.ea ol HAMLET and MACDE TIL acd Is.l
BJEons Tragedy Of WEicsEE.
, 1863-04-20

sB Hon. Owen Loycjoy, who has been con
fined hy Illness at Washington, since the close
Of Congress, reached his home in Princeton,
On Thursday evening. His health has con
sldeably improved.
, 1863-04-20

The Confederate Lonn in Paris.
A Paris letter to the Newark IN. J.) .ldrtr-
sistr, tays that the Confederate loan has met
with no sort Of success in the French capital.
An attempt was made to obtain the consent of
II. Fould to offer 1t to public subscription,
but he utterly refused so to do. All, there.
fore, that Messre. Erlanger could do in Paris
il what they have done, namely, "adyertisc''
the loan and announce that they were ready
to "trcnemit all subscriptions to London''
free Of expense. They also, Of course, sent
circulars round to all the banking houses of
Paris, and to their own connections, but With
ont any success. But they carefully avoid an.
nouncing any public subscription in Paris,
which would lay them open to IN official
prosecution. In point Of principle, also, the
highest financial class in Paris object to tho
loan as "tending to prolong the war;" and
"bcing gross violation Of neutraity.' In
Switzerland, also, participation has been re-
fused, even by some Of the first cotton houses
IN Zurich, on the ground of the loan being q
"mczc gambling speculation" The house Of
Mess7s. ErlapEer, which las contracted for it,
enjoys good credit i'll = money point Of view,
having valuable connections III Germany and
Holland. But 1t Is not house Of any i,oliti-
ca importance or Of leading financial conse-
uUcNcE
, 1863-04-20

- Robert Small, the famous negro pilot,
who escaped from Charleston nearly 4 year
since, with rebel tug-boat, was in ono Of the
ircu-cIaJs In the recent attack on Charleston.
, 1863-04-20

i RLINGTON, LEON AND
- DoSSIkEE's NIS5TREL3. Opera Honse.
Randolph street. between the Natteson AID She
HoHses MONDAY EVENING. April aotA. and every
evening dnrtag tie .eek- Fi.r weak Of the Crest
En.tcFn band. who viii .pFe1- In tier nex u1ifarna
With 1s fnst;unents &c presented othen press
Il lcr ~ {: ssscnls2: By As1i-;:on. Leon Doaui.
du1lrg thelr engagement Third week and :r1ncnSa
9ncce4s II Lro!iS New OperettA Lore IN Bxsket'
First week Of the grea. F!ur!st. Mr. Drach Frs.
week cfrhe bsauttt1l song will care for Notacr
Eo@-" s2rE By Etwtu Kelly; Arlington running for
odce; NEbbs thr Poet Ap!lc7f4-1N.H
, 1863-04-20

The Q. 8. steamship Tuscarora, which for
more tl,an year, has been on special service,
large portion Of which time she was engaged
in looking after the rebel pirate Sumter, ar
rived at Philadelphia on Tuesday afternoon.
Though she did not succeed in destroying the
Sumter, she kcptso close upon her track rs to
prevent her from doing much harm. Similar
success on the part OF those sent In search Of
the A1abama and Florida wonld hare prevent
ed the destruction Of much valuable property.
The Tuscarora islsst from Cadiz, Spain, which
port ele reached from Madeira on the 12th
ult., and left on the 18th.
The new Eteam gunboat Ddi-eAing, built
by James C. Jewctt s, Co., Of Williamsburg,
for the Emperor Of China, has becn purchased
By our Government and transferred to the
Navy Department.. Her dimensions arc as
follows: Length Its feet; width 20 feet;
depth Of hold, II feet; draught Of
water eleven feet; measurement, 72s tons.
She has . direct acting engine, with two
2oinch cylinders aud 20 inch stroke. She Is
m exceedingly pretty vessel, aud will be put
into active service at once. A smaller craft
has been built by the same firm for the Chi.
ncse navy, which has not been purchased by
the Government.
, 1863-04-20
THE FOURTH ANNIVERSA-

HE FOURTH ANNIVERSA-
i RI OF THE
St. Georges Benevolent Association,
VIII be celebrated
On the 13d Inst. with a Bau md
Sociable,
TO BE HHLD At
BR1 AN H ALL
The number Of tickets Is 1Iatted 10 you wish to
Participate In one Of The most pleasant Affairs OF the
the following paees: On the sonsh Side At A. u.
!; ns.eEa.S = GiaIS ssses1; 5c:ens bvs:rs ~ .laTE
Fou'sss. 70 C!ask f.: ThonasE. Cnok. 2 Wells IT.
Moth Site-Icsapt SHheys Drug Store Is NtnzIe It.
West SIDE. at R.ch ard s'ater* i tacae'ph s.: John
Moore 42xwe1l's hetW-ea te1ferson and lntu1 sss.
The Supper will he served mp By tie ~tl:- -k7
teIeI ~: John Wight. s. South Clark ST.. who also
hiss tickets for sale.
CosXrTrE q I1cxrz1oS.-AlA. y. .ns,a=uanatl,.
Commissioner Wn y. Wayman, + G. Y. Bayley.
Ct husc By the Light Gua.l Rand.
3pl4 c14a1t JOHN COLLINS. SEC,
, 1863-04-20

Co. AT Dumbeck, John CARRIER, VIM Carter
4 Sharp, VIM Hesse. Co. B-Chas Jinke, +
Sackctt. W Aagle, John Moore, Z Carpenter Co.
C-I CornVell, J E CASTOR. g " Davis, John
y Il White, Trammeil. Y Scott CO. EJ
RcdteE, 7 Keountz, B Cole, II Croalie, n Wood
Co. F--H Nismarth, 2 Hensohn, G uockueat, G
] McRatney, Vim Boyer, D Quinn. Co. H-B Ac,
Guite, n y Castor, J y Colwell, Il Carch, ?
Bartlias; Go. Ia y West, Jamss Kaley, r
FarwelI, CO Dpnnen. 3 McAvoy, j Steintaucr
Fred Feastct -
, 1863-04-20
N1u ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS.

Alexander Robertson, Co. a; Henry Latham.
D; James Wilson, G; Clinton Lloyd, D; William
Wfllct, Z; William Cybond, Fl William Ro!ly. g;
, 1863-04-20

THIRD BRIGADE, THIRD DIVISION.
FIELD OFFICERS
F4 Swanwick, It. Col, I'd H.; John A Hot
tsnsteiu, 1t. Col, 4sd Ill.
CAPTAINS.
Z g AcAdams. E, sd; Robert lytlc, 3, a7th
E EDs0a1n, I, 4ed: chas C Mcrriek, 6, 81.
LRUTESANTs.
8 Hood. I, aid Hugh II Love, 6, 11th: i o
johnson. G, 42d; Albert Eada, G, blet.
2lD ILLINOIS INFANTRY.
kEKGEASTS,
-Wm u Austin. A; II Edsall, B; John "
Young, G; Wm Scott D; Vim Kershem, E; c
HuEnewcl1: F; JOHN G Beashy. g; Wm c II Fer,
Il; VIM 4 II Clinton,I: Kern, K.
coArORALs.
sam1 Smith, A; John r Jones, 3; A Hoffman,
c; ] " Tabor, D; James Collier, Z; P Romeiser,
F; James Butt: G; james B Couch, Il; YIN
, 1863-04-20
nllsccllalleuns,
HUBBARD BROS,
IMPORTERS OF
w - 1C ID II S q
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
Have the pleasure Ct announcing to tls!z aunerou;
fcEds ac patrcs iE the Army ihA th~E prepared
to I'LL orders and transmit PARCELS NAIL with tha
utmost care snd rron1pt.tEde Wa.cAe. ia-w.-detl
arc 1estste. ed va take uren curse.yts al risks OF
transportation. and GUal antee safe delivery.
, 1863-04-20

Go, A-John Anderson. Thomas Thompson,
George Dsunatcd, Jonas Thompson. Kcmpt Petcx-
, 1863-04-20
l6ru WISCONSIN VOLUNTEERS,

EERGEANTE-
-A1noldus Schlambush. A.; A1ulcrs S. Uuaes, g.
Nils johnson, C.; Nils Johnson, u; Peter Chaut-
land. E: Nils J. Gilbert, F; Olcus e. Lokens, Il !;
Ellend Eluken,E.