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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
oYrtcy or ACTING ASSISTANT PROVOST MARSH
GENERAL ron INDIANA.

Conrad Baker. Col. Isl Indiana cavalry and A.
A Provost Marshal General for Indiana. Of
fee, Blackforc's Block. southeast corner Me-
ridisn and Washington streets, upstairs;
boards al No. i3e North Tennessee street.. 2S
James O. Jones. Col AID Ind. infantry and SUI
perntendent for Recruiting for Invalid Corps
and commander Of camp Of rendezvous Of
fee District Headquarters; boards at Bates
House OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
John y. Scott, Captain. 10Th Ind. volunteer in
fan;ry and A. A. A. g. and Inspector. Office,
with A. A r VI. c.: boards AZ Macy House. Ia
orris Blake, Captain, 39th Ind. volunteer infan-
try and Assistant superintendent Of Recruit
ing. Inspector &c. Office. District Head
quarters. boards az Macy House IL
7. J. de Ia Hunt. Lieutenant and Adjutant 26th
Ind volunteer infantry and Superintendent
OF arrest Of deseueTS. Office, with A. A. Il.
NJ. L. ......s........ Us
H. n Finch. Leut and O. NJ. AID Ind volun-
teer infantry. A. A. q VI aud Inspector. Of
ice. with A. A Z. NJ. c.: boards at Patterson
House ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ia
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Trass, under riggs a Goplycars PaientS
The lIsr1 ri-er Truss l. unlike and superior TO all
others In the following respects: VIII never break, rn-s
chafe rall or blister can le'nais tic Iinhr; will
Hernia ~ vars Standing dos us pres o. injure
the cor.l. an.i Is clean ami god az new
Patients - arcurafrly nft.d by srndinS size In
Inches srunni l,rly IN lirp - rIlf're.
EEFEnRS,-gs Ia sii~rirty q. rr othrrs: The fol-
losTinE OILY oTc-: Pr'f~ Mat, tarrr~lsais and
Parker, Nrgiorh; Prfs 'i"larl and Af1Fv, T1dla'i'l
rhia: Or n Jul>,rr Surgeon ,!ei,eral bureau Wash
iii-ton: Prpf Irzr,sri Fr.-r. En <isir~w~, and la
VS. Ch'r,s-'; Dr. w,.icsstt. Milwaukee,. Viz
Manufacturer AMI lsalcr IN srs,ler llracrs. Ahlom-
inal Supporters silk ard C,t.n EiAic Si.k kings for
varicose veins, Su~,r~uS-ry Bafiav-S, &c. &c
DR.. wTLCON's PATENT ARTIFICIAL LFG, man.
facnred ny c. stafford, has many advantages over all
others, and evidence of such IL has rseiyed the
frt premiums the United states Pairs under the
animation n the iesf surgeons h country, It's mo-
ton II received frrn rullpr core which will never
break giving IL great preference over the SPIRAL spring
usei in oihsr limls
Send stamp FOR pamphlet. Post Office Box fSsS
pay- For sale by all Druggists. novl4-'s2-dsm
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CEDRON BITE r S

one trial, and you will never use any others.
II is not necessary publish long list Of diseases for
which the Cedron BtterS a specific
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
ment 81 the stomach Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
IL l. destined snpersede all other remedies. IL not
My all these diseases but IL prevents them
wine glass full of the Bitters taken horr before
each meal will obvate the III effects Of the most
healthy climate and the person taking II against
disease under the most trying exposure.
Sold BY Druggists aud Grocers generally.
DIR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office Fifth street, Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Tomlinson
4 Cox and j. W. Bryan jy20-d3m
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Military Directory of indianapolis
Indiana.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
o. Morton. Governor. Once, State House;
residence OF Market and Illinois 5000
W. X Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
10 Governor. Office, State House; resides
With Governor Morton. -................... 1904
W. n n. Terrell, Major and Military Secretary
TO Governor Office, State House. residence
Loves ock. on ohio street...-........... ALAS
" q schiater Major - Regiment, Indiana
Volunteers. 4. ID. &. TO Governor Office,
State House; boards at Palmer House,. AIS
Lar. Noble. Adjutsnt General Of Indiana
One state House; boards ~ Bates House;
300 from the State and e., t6t pay OF Coll
d. oneI ............................ 346i
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MEDICAL.
DIR. JOHN BULL.
COMPOUND CEDR0N BITTERS
The Latest AID Most Important Discovery
Of the Slneseeafh CeniHry.

MO MANS NAME - MORE INTIMATELY coz
neeted with the history Of ths Aateria Aedca Of the
fnsted states o. more favorably . pioneer
medical discovery, than that II JOHN BULL Of Louis
vile XIV. HE lnmiiable preparation Of Sarsapara has
long stood Al the head Of the various compounds II that
drug HIS compound PICTORIAL % Wild CHERRY
has become bonsehod word throughout the West and
South. and biz Worm Lozenges IN less than ear after
their introdact.on- attained reputation Widespread
a. he continent Of North America But the browning
glory o. hsfe remains 70 be attained In hi latest Dis.
Govern. rather combination Tor he does ella
been the di~eovercr 81 CEDON. which the basis
Of the itters offered % the public. That honor be-
longs 10 the native inhabitants OF Central America 10
whom - virtues have been known for than two
hundred years Armed with IT, the Indian bids defiance
10 the most deadly malaria and handles without fear the
serPents- IL j. belief with them tina,
while there Is breath left in the body the Cedron potent
TO cure, matter what re disease may be.
While Dr. Bull Il prepared 10 indOrse this extrava-
pretension. nevertheless Satisfied from thor
ough Of the evidence relating TO its virtues,
that A. remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
exposure either changes 81 weather and climate
the niasmafc influences. II stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation IT has long enjoyed
n Central America and the West Indies. la
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

BOARD of ENROLMENT of 1Hk SMITH ENROLMENT
DISTRICT.
n. Braden Captain and Provost Marshal. Of
ice. Blscsfcrd's Bock. Sd floor; boards at o.
Johnson's, three miles north OF the city, r.
ralrosG i.4+6
Vim. J. Wallace. Commissioner. ONCE. Black
ford's Block; residence No. 16l East Market
street. ......................... LAS
Thomas r. Harvey. Surgeon. Office with Pro-
vost Marshal; boards At No. Tsis Fast W ash
inston street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 22ss
1854
Add Gen. Darlington, Office in State House. 4.054
sas2.
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BOUNDARIES.
THE HOOSIEK STATE
FOUNDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

UIAvING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. WE ARE
now prepared 20 receive and satisfactorily execute
orders for stoves AMI castings generally The senio
partner has Just returned from the East where he Ia
procured 6erabe and perect patterns for cook
and pAror sto- inlohe marke Neespe-
csy the attention Of Wholesale stove dealers 20
this branch Of business with request that they viii
give cali other work will embrace iron fronts
and columns (Which desire TO make prominent fes
ure IN manufacturer railing and mill castings sugar
mills Kettles. house work, such ventilatcrs. win
dow caps ~ and hoovs are. in fact everything r0tuced
In sniron foundry We respectfully solicit patronage,
AMI only promise what We well and promptly per
form.
Once and Foundry, los south Delaware street. stJoin-
inr Indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freisht Depsss. Indianapolis Indiana
nsvls- COX. LORD Il PECK.
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HOTELS.
AGENCY.
MrrzGER & sTRIBLEN,
REAL ESTATE AND CLAIM AGENTS,
offiee No. q oaa Fellows stall,
CUP sTAIRS)

UHoUsss AND LOIS VACANT LOTS, FARMS AND
Farming Land bought and sod.
Loans negotiated and collections made.
Pen.iS1s. bounty. back pay and ali other military
claims pro-ecnted With proulptness
Having ESTABLISHED Bfsnch Once q, Washington,
ID C. great facilities for the prompt collections Of all
c aims offered.
Any desired information gvsn free % charge by calling
In person or addressing Us, enclosing stamp
u~e I'm
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rRUssEs, &C.

I B. SEEI EY'5 TRUSS
ESTABLISHMENT. lee Ct.kR< 81. cmcsco, Tx.
Branch Hce-No s. Nor D F.rrh sirer. 81 L.puls No
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

AIRY next Its action will have deep interest for the
citizens Of Indiana. The Sn1inel will contain faithful
and intelligent report Of its Proceediags that the
reader understand ton day day what their Repre-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03

and N. attendant train Of symphonic, IL like a
charm than medicine. There is nothing in the whole
range OF the Maera Medca that can for moment bear
a comparison with II in this disease.
full Of this wonderful plant may be found in
the eleventh edition Of the T. s. DspensatOy pages 1881
and 1893
Of experiments, in which DIR. Bull has been
for wears engaged has just been brought 10 successful
termination and b. is enabled offer 10 the public
cobnatian Of Cedron with other improved tonics the
whole preserved quality copper-istilled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has no equal in
the world.
furnish n volume Of certificates. but the pub
lie have long since learned estimate such things al
theirtrue value The safest plan for every 10 test
for himself the virtues Of a medicine. Give the
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-03
OCUl1ST.

Harsmes Marsh, Oculist,
HAS PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT INDIANAPOLIS
INDIANA.
nFYfCK IN BLACKFORD's BUILDING, SECOND
- floor, over the American Express ONCE.
R8a> Yer cGSs
-.a. - n. MeucSsLD. indianapolis.
A. l. 10 .cHs, Indianapolis.
GsoRox ToUsxr, indian polls
Ion. W PsTTrr Wabash, J. ID McIoxAID. Attica.
I'D McCakrY, Wabash, NJ NJ. MnSoED, Atfica.
GAS sAYss. wabash, D. y PUrSAs. Muneie.
CHAnssfkkKwxfI- Chicago, III.
Jsnss Spxsks. Lafayette. Ind.
Residence No. ia, North Meridian street.
spr26 -d3m.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
AmuSenenIB.

GRovER's THEATRE.-To-night the charming
beautiful young actress, Lucille Western, will ap-
pear again as Lady Isabel and Madame Vine in the
dramAtizAtion of Mrs Woods novel, " East
Lynne" The engagement, thus far, is unparAl-
lecd, the house on Monday and last evening being
crowded to its greatest capacity. The box book
for securing seats Is open two days In advance,
Those who have not seen " East Lynne" will be
amply repaid their trouble and expense by a visit
10 Growers Theatre.
The startling sensational drama of LuGlfeT, or
the Mysterious Stranger, Is being now rehearsed
WmLARDs' HALL.-StrOng'S Washington and
he WGr-There will be a family matinee to-day Al
O'CLOCK for the especial convenience of families,
ladies, and children, at the usual prices-26 cents
for adults and 10 cents for children. The exhibi-
ton is one well worthy the attention of citizens as
well as strangeTs-One that reflects great credit
upon all concerned In Its exhibition.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

THE GIGANTIC SALAMANDER OF JAPAN
Persons visiting the Smithsonian must not fail to
see this curious animal It inhAbits the lakeB of
Japan that are situated amid the volcanic districts
OF the island Of Niphon. 1t feeds principally upon
fishes and frogs. 1t tresembles very much tho Allie
ghAniAn Menapoma or helLbender, as 1t is COM
monty called. The specimen in the Smithsonian
is the only living brought to this country
1t affords the visitor additional interest to know
that this animal is the nearest analogue living Of
the fossil SalAmander, which ScheuchZer, a Ger
man naturalist, found in the tertiary hesh-wAters
of Aningen, and described as fossil man. The
animal is the largest specimen Of true Amphibians
Visitors see 1t in the southwest corner of the
main hall.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
NEW BOOKS.
JEW MILITARY BOOKS.

~ ,,,,
Instruction for Heavy Artillery, prepared by a
Board OF Officers Tor the use of the Army OF the
United States with service OF a Gun mounted on
an Iron Carriage.
The Handbook OF Artillery, for the service Of
the United States (ATmy and Milltla,) with the
Manual Of Heavy Artillery, including that Of the
new Iron Carriagei by Joseph Roberts. tNcw and
greatly enlarged editiOnD
A Reply OF Major General William b. Franklin
to the Report OF the Joint Committee of Congress
on the Conduct OF the War, submitted TO the pub
lie on the 9Th Of April, 1861, with map.
Just received and lSr sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
bookseller and StAtioner,
my 9O-3t 33l Pennsylvania avenue.
~ Cd L Y'S LADY'S BOOK
" FOR JUNE,
MAD DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF FASHIONS
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
bookseller and StAtlOner,
my l6-lw a3I Penn, avenue.
- ECU ES AND LECTURES,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
LOCAL NEWS.

METROPOLITAN POLLOK BoARD.-Prscin No.
3.-T. @. Marbury was fined o. for driving on pave
.ment. Fanny LOCUS, arrested for intoSloation,
was dismissed by Justice Giberson. .. .r
PrsciHd No A-PatrIck MoGuiEgen, George
Thompson, and T. L, BoggeAs were arrested for be-
Ing drunk and disorderly, Pat was dismissed and
went on his way rejoicing, George was turned over
TO the military and lamented exceedingly Boggess
was ined 81 And grieved to know how much fine
whiskey the fine would have purchased. Cornelius
Carr took a notion to pay SITS for disorderly
conduct
Prscfnd No. s.-Jno Breed, son OF Afrie'S cline,
mot knowing what to do with his hands, tried q
game At petit larceny, and won a comfortable
apartment in the jail Hannah Chisky, Molle
DiggS and Moliie Thompson were fined s2.4t for
IdsordeTly conduct.
Preeinei No. 6.--Joseph Lewis and Geo Butler,
arrested for grand larceny, were dismissed. P.
MSckenrow and John Cavenough were fined sI.6s
each for intoxieation.
Precinct No. 6.-Charles Monror, a sailor, was
turned over 10 the military for drunkenness.
Francis Brooks and Burr W. Means were arrested
for fighting in market and gave security for further
hearing, II. W. Henson was dismissed by Justice
Thompson, having been charged with grand lar
ceny.
PJtcinc No. 7.-Henry Wood was arrested for
uttering reasonable language and gave bail for =
hearing. ChAs. Demer and Patrick Kelly were ar
rested for selling Government property. The case
was dismissed upon the property being returned
James Kane and John T. Weldon were gwen over
to the military for being drunk. John Pone was
fined S6.TI for profanity John Pone also gave bail
for court in a case Of assault and battery.
Precinct No. s-Wm. Gering, a haokmAn, was ar
rested for overchArging, but compromising, was
dismissed. Jas. Pursley and VIM. Worthan were
arrested for dIsorderly conduct the first was fined
S294, the second was dismissed.
Precinct No. S.-Patriek Ferrel, soldier, and Jno
Thompson, sailor, were arrested for intoNication;
Pat. was sent TO camp, and JnO. was sent to the
navy yard. VIM. Kelly was arrested for exposing
his person and was fined nothing, which was will
lingly paid.
Precinct No. lO.-Julia Mcdonald made threats
of violence and had to give SAGE security to keep
the peAeej jail in default. Pat. LeanlAn and Frank
Sewell were fined 81 each for intoxIeation. WASH
ington Branner arrested for threats Of violence,
gave security to keep the peace.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
WENDELL PHILLIPS.

This work Ia already in the hands Of the printers,
and will be issued shortly. 1t will he gotten up In
the BEST STYLE uf American wOrkmAnBhip-frOm
the Cambridge University press; printed on tinc
tinted paper; bound In rich maroon vellumj and
illustrated with a striking likeness of Mr. Phillips,
on steel, by II. W. Smith. 1t will be In crown oo-
tavo; Of at least 500 pages. Price 81, Sent by
mail prepaid, to any part OF the United States, on
receipt of the retail price. VIII be ready in June,
Promptly furnished by
e. W. LIGHT, Agent
my ls-Std<w u fremont Street, BoBtoL,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
CERTIFICATE.

New YORE, Feb. II, 1868.
From a knowledge of the ingredients and thcIr
proportions entering into the composition known
AS Romaine's CFlnCan BittcTs, we are enabled
to speak Of It In terms Ol high cOmmendatiOn. Pc
ruvian Bark being one Of its principal constitu-
cntr, together with Herbs, Roots, and Extracts
having decided medicinal properties, we have no
hesitation In recommending It to physicians and
the public generally, AS An inyiguratng Tonic in
tended to stimulate the digestive organs.
From Its Alternative properties, II Is ca cuSted to
prevent, by It's daily use In moderate quantities,
Constipation, Fever and Ague, mild forms Of Neu-
rNlgiH and Rheumntism. II is An autidOtc TO the
effects produced by change Of water and diet,
correcting DarrhTa, curing Dyspepsia, Collie, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Nausea, Sea sickness II
is expressly adapted to fem1rs OF delitlle cOnstl-
tutions, and the inhrmitI"s OF age.
THIS preparation is composed cN lulively of
vegetable materials, containing no m"talic or
mineral substances whatever. Is taslr Is aro-
matte, warming and acceptable to the palate and
stomach. JAMEi H. OHILroH' NJ. d.
julius &. POWLE, NJ. D.
Certiasatcs from the Assistant Surgeon and one
of the attending Physicians of the U. s. Hospital,
At Newark y. J., nttcsting the benefits derived
from the use OF Crimcan Ditters, may be seen at
the office Of the Depot. W. CHLTON Co.
FRED'C 5. COZIENS,
SOLE AGENT roR WAsIUNUTUN AND DALTIMoRE.
have always refused to sell any Of the COM
pounds known AS tonic bitters, Ms believe them
10 hc generally Injurious, and composed OF dele
teriOus dluBs; but from careful trial OF the
"CRIMEAE" BITTERs, backed by the certificates ol
Drs Chiffon aud POhle, Of New York, nave no
hesitation In recommending them t" my li!enu' e.
and customers, FREpC y 'o"|'hN''
WAsHISGToS, D, l., May ~ 1863 mY"--"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

A CHRISTIAN CoMMIssIoNER.-We learn that
the Rev J. L. Elliott Of this city, was yesterday
appointed delegate of the United States Christian
Commission, to furnish the seSmen OF the Potomac
river fotillA and the squadron under the command
OF Rear Admiral Lee, with suitable moral reading
mNtteTj to visit the sick and wounded, TO instruct,
comfort and cheer them, and aid them in cores
pondence with their friends at home. To aid sur
geonS In the care and conveyance OF the wounded
to hospitals, and address them individually and
collectively in explanation of the work of the COM
mission and Its delegates, and for the benefit Of
their temporal and eternal wants. Mr. Elliott has
been for many years chaplain in the navy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

A Word OF ADvICE.-Those who have been
dOctoring for weeks and months without obtaining
relief should consult DR.. FishblRtt whose office 10
at No AL street. corner of Eighth street, and be
radically cured. twenty-five yenra experience has
established DR.. FishDlatpB reputation as physl-
clan. Recent cases cured In few days Charges
moderate. DR. FISHBLArT,
No. 42I + street, corner of Eighth,
Opposite the General POat OtiOe.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

Go TO WHITEHURsT, 434 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to obtain superior LikenesSes at reduced
prices. Fine Card Vignettes, formerly sold at S5
per dozen, now selling at SIi half dozens, same
rate. COlOTed ImpeFlAls reduced from $50 to S2Oj
selling whole size colored at only 80. | will excel
In "C0lOred Carte de HssS having secured the
viceB OF superior artist for that branch of busi-
ness Likenesses of many of those fallen In battle
prominent men, both civil and military.
~
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

COLLECTOR's OFTI,T,
UNITED STATES lSEEHEAL KEIENrE
ron DISTRICT o. COLVMuiA,
Washington, May ~, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that the penalties UI the
law will be rigidly enforced against all persons
within the District of Columbia who shall neglect
to comply with the following sections u the Excise
law:
Sec. 95. And BE- further eHaclcd, Thti II any per
son or persons shall make, Sign or Issue, cause
to be made, signed, OF Issued any instrument, doc
ument, or paper, of any Kind or description what
sOever, without the same being duly stamped for
denOung the duty hereby Imposed thereon, or with
out having gthereupOn An adhesive stamp TO denote
said duty such person or persons shall incur
penalty OF htty dollars and such Instrument doc
ument, or paper AS Aforesaid, shall be deemed in
valid and OF no effect
Sec. lO7. And be Il further enacted That on and
after the first day OF August eighteen hundred and
slXty-twO, no person or persons, trims companies,
or corporations, shall make, prepare, and sell, or
remove Tor consumption or sale, drugs, medicines,
preparations, compositions, articles, or things, in
cluCtug perlumefyi cosmetics, Rnd playing cards,
upon which duty 10 imposed by this act, rs emu
merated a2d mentioned In schedule {, without
atlXing thereto an adhesive stamp or label denOt.
ing the duty before mentioned, and In default there
Of shall incur penalty Of ten dollars.
l.. CLEPHANE
Collector for District o Columbia
Once 476 Seventh street. between and ; SITS.
my 2O-3t
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
r FISHRLAT u II

Opposite the General Post Ofiioe,
Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS as we'll as all Diseases of Imprudenee
of whatever character, and which may be duolaTed
lnourAble by other physicians He engages to make
an immediate cure,
From his lengthy practice In the science of medI.
olRe he is enabled to Oiler himself to the public a.
being the only in Washington capable OF afford
ing speedy relief All durable Will be guArAn-
tied. He warrants II cure without the use OF meF-
curry any other dangerous medicine, Recent cases
cured In two OF three days.
N b. Letters addressed to DR.. F. at his office, No.
G2l, corner Of Eighth and streets, opposite Gen.
raj Post once, will receive immediate attention.
O0B-Y
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

VINO WILL be CURED I'VE desire to call
special attention to the advertisement of the oee-
brAted DR.. Velnl which appears In Ano otheT column
The DOotOTisA safe and reliable practitioner, whose
skin and experience is guarantee that the unfor
hdence intrust his case in his hands. Let young
men be warned In time, and seek the best means OF
relief.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
TIE ENROLMENT.
4 PROMINENT OF PROVOST MAR
y SHALS.
PROVOsT MARSHAL GESERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., May 10, 1868


WAsHsGToH, d. c., May 10, 1863,
The following named officers are announced -
having been appointed by the President, In cuu-
formity with sections and OF the act, SppruNrL
March ,, 1868, " For enrolling and calling Uul the
National iorces," &c. They will be oBeyei and re-
spectCd accordingly
MARYLAND.
First district-John Frazier, Jr, provost mar
shall Theodore Clayton, commissioner; Dr. VIII
liam II. FNFrow, surgeon.
Second district.-ROhcrt CAthcart provost mar
shall L. n. Hnverstck, commissioner lF'J' h'h-
crt Ward, surgeon.
Third district. - Leopold BlumenbeFg, provost
marshall William Brooks, commissioners VI
Thomas +, Murdoch, surgeon. . ,,
Iohn j. Thomas commissioners DR.. Charles J. BSer,
F7fth distri,t.-John {. Holland, provost MAJ.
shsi, p IL, Wmtright, commissioners DT. Robert
T." IuiI,3tHI Colonel ]. H. Alexander, Fourth
\ILT,itnI volunteers, has been detailed TO and the
,TtT Drrtrtmcut IN the arrest OF deserters, and IN
,'IrtilT uniformity In the execution Of the Enrol
It,nt ~, In the state OF Maryland; headquarters
a. baltimore. JAMES b. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20
AIES.
A G L N G Y 0 +
~ JOHN TAYIy

A GENCY OF
"A JOHN TAYLOR h SONS
ALBANY IMPERIAL ORRAM
p. Xxx ALES.
We are constantly receiving a full sunply of
these celebrated DRAUGHT ALES, direct from
MessTs. John Taylor Sons in casks and half casks
and solicit the patronage of citizens and the trade
BATES h WOOD,
229 PennHylVAniA avenue,
Jan 81 opposite Willard Hotel,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-20

PARDoNED.-The President of the United
States to-day pardoned Albert Horn, convicted In
the United States court, New York. upon the charge
OF fitting out vessel for the purpose of engaging
in the slave trade. He Ia now ~ years OF age.