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fNHE Winter Term of this Institution will com.
Il mence on TUESDAY, Dec. 1st. and continue
ten weeks j. A. WATERMAN Seeretsvv
noyl1 eod3w -
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LNOUE OFFICES, single or in suites. over Stores
II Nos. l52 and Isl Exchange street, opposite the
International House. Apply on the premises to
oc2 dtf II. IS. HATCH.
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FOR SALE & TO LET.

Counting Room to Let.
COUNTING ROOM over No. 90 Commercial St
~ Thomas Block, to let. Apply to
N. j. MILLER
mch1 diff Over 92 Commercial Street
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For Sale or to Let.


49, Hous, No. la, corner of Cumberland and
III: Elm streets. Lot about 30 by 100 feet. House
0sk may be examinctlst any time. For particu.
lars call at lo5 Middle street, tup stsirsl N l..
Woodbury., or 6. W. WOODBURY., or
JOHN 9. PRoCTER, Lime Street.
Portland, Sept Is. 1883 oc6 n
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CHAMBERS in the second story over Store es
~ Observation-Disclosures Building Possession
givenimmediately. Inquire of
jan2tf Att DOLE
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cmEAp, Wood county, Ohio, August Is.
DR.C. W. koB1cK--Dear St-Pertnit me 10 inform you
and All sunering humanity ncted have been sfthe
benefit have derived from your valuable
Blood Purifier and Pills. Ihave had deaciencr In nv
lungs for two years. that baed the sh Of our b
Physeian both At home and abroad; besides hnd ths
Dyspepsia badly that my food would not stay 10 nv
stomach In the smallest quantities; and through these
walk, aad sometimes conld not But am hearty and
reasonably well At the present. and alege the cause
your medicines, for took others 1T that time and
much thanks to you for the AImanac that accdsntay
fell into my hands. Yours truly, ,. BALMER.
Readeri DO you know Of any other remedies on earth
that will produce such gOri-u, results the abovsl
See advertisement.
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SLAVES FLocKINa TO OUR LINKs.-A
letter from MurfreesboFo, Tenn, to the ST..
Louis Republican says:
"Tbe slaves continue TO pour in from the
adjacent country. Tho mon slaves have
been 10, or of, some time ago, and now
como the women and children, the aged
and in6rm. A negro camp has been es-
tablished, and is fast filling up. From
ono farm Of man Of James King, thirty
nine negroes ran away, and came into Mur-
freesbOFo, during one night. The farm is
seven miles from here. Tho blackseame in
with all 1heir plumber They had taken
their masters teaTnA three large wagons,
each wagon drawn BY three yoke Of cattle.
They also rode 10 some mules and young
horses--in fact, cleaned the place Of live
stock. The wagons were piled high with
their beds and bundles, Of whitish cotton
cloth, and on top were literally covered with
little aud old negroes. The teams were
turned over 10 the Chief Quartermaster,
and the people sent out to the camp, there
to be detailed TO hospital work, cooking,
put on the Notifications, and the like.
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wrrkoor.s ,CELAsD rnoronAr.

pisessss Of the Threat Chest and Punasuart srsans
are ever prevalent nsidious and dangerous The prep
critics Of medicine 20 asvase cure and upreos thsss
complaints, mustbo Expectorsns Anodyae and Inviror
ang, oosenng the Of the throat and impartipr
tone to the estrs system Ne discovery IN medical s,
enee ever mastered this class Of diseases Ike Dr. wyn
kooPs Iceland Peetoral It'll with the most ssson
ishins results In all cases Of Bronshsis rneu.n.,
"hooping Cough, Diptheria, or Patrid Sore Throat.
Asthma, Group, Cough colds Nervous IrtabiIity n.
The Rsv J. Poster, esrtaes 'sshat have uusd D..
Wynkoops Peetoral Tor years. myself and in my fsnly
forsevsrs Punonary Complaints. and have rssoas,n.
ded Tito many others and have never seen its euus
sEf Rev. J. J. Potter, Brooklyn, N. r.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important tsstimoni,l.
could b produced showing Its remarkable cures aud hs.
It sever fails.
tits composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of ci1s.a
Peruvian Dalsam, Elseampsne. comfrsy, Burdeek and
other invaluable sxpeetorant and tonic iusved,s.t
th hsress, prompt and lasting Invaiids and puf,r.r,
eannst AFFORD to neglect trial Every family shonid
ha.st 1t isrsmsrkabie for Group. Fall deserpti.n.
Recommendation and directions accompany each bottle.
soidin Town By all Drusgists a2 III r9N
Prepared BY DE-. n D. wynkoop, and sold By D. s.
Barnes 4 Co. New York. sr,os
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no COns,,mntixea.

FXNfE ADVERTISER having been restored to health In
Il few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease, Consumption-s anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire n he win send copy the prsscrp-
tion used Gree Of ehagl with the directions for prspar-
ing aud using the sams which they will nnd sUHE oUnr
for coSsUHrrIoS. AsrnxA, BRoSoHrTIs, DC. The only
object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit the aietd and spread which he con-
esVeE to be Invaluable, and he hopes every SUFFER- win
try his remedy 1t will cost them nothing and may
prove blessing. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ismOsM.&A. will'amSbursh, Kings County, Ny.
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"A feast Of reason and how Of soul" Maid the
woman, wheu she took her pan Of biscuit from
the oven, and threw away four kinds Of villain
Gus compounds that she had purchased, and
which they called Saleratus The same lady
keeps ON talking and says after ono trial OF Her
rick Aliens Gold Medal Saleratus, II any one Is
not then satisfied that there Is nothing like II
their unbelief will be their ruin. Al retail ev-
erywhere, and at Wholesale by most Of the gro
GERS. Depot li2 Liberty street, New York.
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AADAA Do'iH CELEbhATED slLNEK-COATED
FEMAl-G1 Rll-GS-
The only certain and safe remedy for all Uterine Oh.
sruetiens, Monthly Difficulties, Irregularities and all
the other diseases to which the woman wife mother
is peculiarly liable. These Pills contain dsleterou,
ingredients but safe and certain in their action
They will be found to exert the hsppest effect 10 all
Of proispsus uter, In luchorrbe the whites they
will be found the easiest and most certain that
found II Is on account Of this certainty that they
should not be taken by pregnant females dsrss the r
fhrss moHth as isearrsge certain to be brought
but at other periods their use Is perfectly safe.
N B.--0ne Dollar enclosed to any authorized agent
will ensures package Of Pills by return mail. Z.
C. CROSBY, General Agent,
' Fort Erie, c. W.; Buffalo, N.Y.
Ckuriox.-Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine have
the signature Of Z. CROSBY. the outside wrapper
For sale In Fremont, by r. Mcculioch, s. Baekland
Z Dillon Son. In Clyde, BY W. J. Miller. lsyl
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Fremon. COMMON CouncII.


The new Council, John NJ. Kline, Mayor; d.
W. Krcbs Recorder; o. A. Roberts, G. Hodes
B. o'Conner, D. Capper, A. Bennett, Council.
men; l.. NJ. Jackson, Marshal, met at the Coun-
Gil Room on Tuesday evening and organized.
o.'A. Roberts was appointed Treasurer
The Mayor. Treasurer and Marshal's bond.
were severally presented, approved and accepted.
On motion, appointment of Street Commits.
sioner and Sexton for the Old Burying Ground
was deferred to the next meeting.
Tuesday evening was adopted as the regular
meeting night 4iA8 tss
The Mayor appointed o. A. Roberts. @. Hodes
and D. Capper committee to view the public
square, and report what improvements were
needed and the probable expense thereof. u OK
Adjourned ssI ~ s'F.Erf
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This deiightful article for preserving and Identifying
the human hair again put up by The propristsF
and ncw made with the carr stI and a,tsntlen
which arrt created IT, Immense and unprecedented r,ifs
Of over one miilieu Of bottles snnuaiyf n attn ssd
~ cents In large bottles Two millions bottles esp e..
sy Be sold 10 year when IL s again hnesh tkasths
katharioas not only tho most dsllghfoi hair drsssnsn
the World that eieanses the scalp ofseprf ard a.n
prevents II from turning gray These are conslderaions
worth knowing The Kshairon has been tested soF over
twelve years, and is Wnanted described Any LADY
Wio values beautiful head Of hair VIII uss the Kstkns.
ron Ita hncly perfuusd cheap aud valushle is sols
By all respectable dealers throughout the werid.
2moe D. :. BARNES CO., NEW YORK.
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Il is said as feet. that the bells Of 4 convent
on the ocean side, were once heard BY some sal
lors 1900 miles nt seal The power Of the hu.
man voice is destroyed very easily, and cultiva.
tsd as easily. Try box of Bryan's Pulmonic
Waters, IS cents; they cure coughs, sore throats.
hoarseness, and colds generally.
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A planter Disguised ns nogru, having hin
iace and hands blacked, was latoiy discovered
attending church ut Hilton Heud, hy one Of his
former slaves who informed the guard aud he
vas arrested. Itisthoughi thefc arc many such
spica about the camp. - "a Tfs7
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Lieut.. o'Nsil Of the Old 6sth fIrish) regiment
now on the RappahaaRoek, writes 10 bis sister
Mrs Boate, of N. York. sour colors are merely
bundle Of blood-stained silk rags tied on /
broken pole. as dozen battles are rather DANA
ging 70 piece OF silk cloth" A whole history
is told in these few lines.
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New Advcrtl.rmemea.

To Bridge builders, by the Co. Commissioners.
To township Trustees and Assessors, by the
County Auditor The entire law referred to
will be found on the first page of this paper.
Chocolate Worm Drops. Special Notice col.
Great French Remedy. a." ~
'Tis Found Watson's Neuralgia King. ~
Removal-Roberts A Sheldon. = "a
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Time Table.

There now but two trains per DAY. each way
onthe G. 7. Road; trains will leave as follows:
Going East, Mail ais AN. N. Y. Exp. 4.42 P.H
Going West Mail loSs Az. Telcg. Exp. lolgP.H.
Fremont, Lima Union Road, train leaves at 1850 A. n
ssndusky, Dayton Cipcinnau Road trains leave Clyde
Going South, Mall, ms An. Accom-, 1888 Ak. .
Going North, Mail, $40 Pm. Accom-, l225 Pm
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s. M. PET.rIFssTLL 4 CO.,

No. 81 Park Rov Nep York, dt State-st, BostOr,
ARE our authorized Agents tor the FREnoxT JoUnSAL,
In those cities, and authorized to take Advssmsus
and Subscriptions for at cur LOWEST RArEs.
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Mail ArauEouenss.
Extra Copues

Of the JOURNAL in wrappers, for mailing, can
always be had at our Office on Friday and Sat-
urday. Price cents each; copies, 25 cents.
Send the JouRSALto your friends and to the
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Important to Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.


The combination Of ingredients In thsss Pill, arc IN.
result ola long and extensive practice They are ild n
their operation, and certain In correcting all irreru.ri
tes, painful menstiuaons removing all obstruetiob,
whether from cold otherwise Mysteries, fsrue p.s
tn the back and limbs &c. disturbed Sleep which s,.
from Interruption ofnature. f4.st.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PlLLa.
waa the commencement Of era I'm the treatment az
those Irregularities and obstruetions which hay. eon
signed 50 manyto FRENArvHs eRavs. No s,as,. e..
enjoy good health unless che regular and uhensv.s an
obstruction takes place the general health bexns TO d
cline. DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FILLS
are the most eeetaai remedy ever known for All com
pnts peculiar 70 Femaies To all classes they ~, a.
valuable fadusing sA sevt4i.fy psFssdiea,
They are known TO thousands Who have used than :.
different periods. throughout the eouutry hayinr the
sanction ofsome Of the most siasnt 1. Isy
iea Explicit dirsesns sia.g shsa tAey sAou,d not ss
SEED With each BOxths price ons Doar Per Boz, con-
tanning from 50 TO 90 Pills. Pills seat By sai, yrs.pr,
By remittng to The Propetor or TO any ar
ent. Sold By Druggists generally.
r. d. HUTCHINGs Proprietor
fi'1 20 Cedar Street Me- Yoyk
sold in fremont by c, n. MeCalloch. Al Bslexv. ~
Q. ). Steele and W. B. Dimmiek. IIyi'
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I8pseaL NaiIess


XN~M WV 81 "|"
pnAxESg FEnnEATroN nnwHnna
They purify, strengthen and lnrieoratc.
They create healthy sppeilis.
Thsy sfs an antldots 70 change ofwslgf 80 tlsi
They eyersoms Effects Of dlaaptIshs and lais hsars.
They strengthen the rysism rnd snilvrn ~ mfut.
Thy prevent nIasmstis anaint,rmiiisns fsr,rl
Thsy parity ihs breath and acidiiy Of fhe stomach.
Tbsy ears dyspepsia and ssnsilpsheu.
Hey eurs diarfhaa, thslerA and ehsIsf1 tnorbur.
They cure iissf eohpiniat and nsfvons h,kdashs.
Thsy are the b,ss hits "a tbs World fhsy make ne
weak strong and eshaassse nnturs ssstsr
or, They sds q pure st. croz Rpr ths e,stesisd
caiIsaya Bark roots and beibs and are ktsh win ne
Plssauss ofa beverage, without regard sre time 81
dsy fsrsieulssly fseshmendsd . dseats persons 70
qriFinE gentle stInsaisse SOLD ~ al oroesrr Drtr-
Eiss,, Hotels and ssioons p H. Drsh. ace. ss1 Bread
way, New York. a,.oh
Sold In Freneutby r. CI6sF.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's SALE OF RE
IA AL ESTATE.
On Monday. the goth dav Of AnriL

D. eighteen hundred aud uixtythree At o'clock In
the afternoon Of said day. by order Of the Court OF
mon Pleas Of saHdusky County. Ohio shall ODER for
sale at Public Auction At the door Of the Court House.
and tenementa. the property Of WIN. H. Loup deesassd
described a. follows, to wit
The west part Of tract number eighty Of the Western
Reserve and hAumee Road Lands,
acres, subject TO the dover Of the widow.
Appraised at $685.
Trims OF sAIE-0ns- third cash In hand; one-third
In year. and onethd In two years from day Of sale.
Deferred Payments TO be interest," TO be secured By
notes aud mortgage on the premises.
SANFORD @. BAKER,
Administrator Of william II. Loup, deceased.
March 10, 1898. ilw6 Pr. Fee S3,25
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n EGAL NOTICE.
IL sAnndusky County commoa Pleas.
Mary N. Garn, Plaintiff

Auam UhFnl DeIehuahI
The said Adam earn, defend.
ant above named Is hereby notified that said Mary GArn
plaintiff bis wife, has hled in the once Of the CLERK Of the
she Is hs wife and has two children OF hAid Gsrn and
that he the said Adam haa since the second day OF Sep
tembsr 1852 neglected 10 provide for support the
petitioner said children that she s the OF eeF-
tain lands In her right situate IL said county and
deaires to sell and convey the Said petition payS
that she may be with the right to sell her
real estate and be Invested with all the powers Of con-
traeting conveying &e., Of an unmarried woman.
Said Adam Garn Il hereby notified that said petition
will be for hearing in said on the tWenty-fth day
OF May next and on failure 10 answer order will then
DO entered In accordance with said prayer.
~ - rr- NARY n. GARN,
BY BUcKLAND 4 EvRRsrr, her Attornsys.
April 8, 1903. lave Pr Fee, $3.50
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HEIMsrRkET's
Enimitahle Hair Restorative.
HI IS NOT a DYE.

restores gray hair 70 iss original ssor By supplying
the capillary tubsrs win natural susseaanes Sp.irsa
ey age or disease All tnsnteasous dyes are composed
Of isns' eauStc destroying the vitality aaA beauty Of
the hair, and afford Of themselves no Dressing Hssu
streets Tniiabs Coosg not oay restores hair to Iss
natural color By an szSy prserrs but sses the hair
&. A.uxwrfans BeautY, M sf,- 4.
promotes itf growth prevents its falling s sradicstss
dsndrun and impars health and plsasantnsss 70 the
head has stood the test Of time bsing the original
Hair coiering, and is eous.nty Isere.,pr IN f.vsr
Used ey both gentleman and adiss II 10 sold By all 70
spectacle Dealers Be- proeursdby them Of the
mereiai agent, D. Barnes, Broadway, m. r. Tive
sites 50 cents and 81. auoe
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a DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF RE,

IN Of an order granted By the Probate Ceurt
efsandusky County, Ohio will Offer for sale at Public
Auction on - TeA
Monday, the goth day Of April,
eighteen hundred and sirythros at 10 o'clock 10 thu
forenoon, at the
Clarendon Hotel, in the village Of Bellevue,
SAndsy county, State Of Ohio the following described
real estate situate In the county Of Sanduky and State
Of Ohio TO wit;
seventeen containing eighty OF land eas
saving and excepting all that part and parcel OF
ton being and lying south Of the Kbourne road here
toore sold ard decided BY John g. Gardner one Henry
Bgnn; also acre out Of the northwest
OF said teetiou a. long the same shall Be used for
lehool ground puposes also, onefourth acre IN the
southwest where the said Kilbourne road and
section line road internect, used . graveyard.
Also the following tract Of land In section number
twenty-five York township beginning at the centre Of
the road tie south line Of aAd seclon at the sOnth.
wost Of the souheaat quarter Of said see,on
thence north along the west line three chains atty and
oneouFth links stake; thence east parallel With the
half links to the centre Of the KbouFnS road thence
south ertynins degrees hfy-seven minutes west along
the centre Of said kboufne road i've chains and seany
nks TO stake the souu line of said section; thence
along the centre of the st Denoaed road tho
south line Of said section nx chains and thirty links to
the place ofbegnn!ng cenalnlAe three acres Of land all
uniBoumbered BY dover.
The EIsss AZ. 'sa's described appraised at
TERMS OF SALE, made known on The day day Of sale.
Administrator Of John s. Gardner, deed.
BY GKEEAK WMsLOW, his AttyS.
March 10, 1888. iiwS Pr. Fee 500
, 1863-08-15

New YORK., Aug. 14.-Thc HralTs Wash
ington dispatch reports nil quiet In the army
The greater portion OF Lees forces Is south o
and In the immediate vicinity Of the Rapidan
though large force is kept between the Rap
aaa9 and happahannock. It is anttctpa. &C
corps, while the remainder Of his forces ope
rate in front- No fears arc eat:rtaIncd. how.
ever, concerning the result OF any atten1pt to
nank Us, and q repetition Of the jackson ma.
neuver would doubtless result more dis,
astrously to Lee than did his inyading STRAIT
Citizen prisoners arc constantly be,np
brought In, most Of whom take the parols
MOTTO encourage tie rebellion, and q few take
the oath Of allegiance. '~~>-'
The hot weather continues.
;, ihere are no movements on foot, nor does
&nsre appear any chance for any Immediately.
farttes recently arrived from Rtchmoi1d
represent the people there as snnk in the
deepest gloom. They are deserttug from tbs
city In crowds, In consequence Of the h!rh
pr1ce Of The necessaries Of Life. Sickness pre-
ysils TO fearful extent, and the want Of ned
1clne Is badly 1slt. Desertion from the army
are frequent There were few rebel troops at
Richmond IN the 7th, nor were there any in
dtcalions Of Increment On the part Of the
rebel army.
jeff Davis proclamation, chilling in abscn-
tees from the army, remains q dead letter,
1uS ltpoit 1uaL LAWS anu Lee nave qu1rreled
Is d1scredited. but there is terrible exaspera-
'1on among the people against the rebel 6ec-
retary of State, Benjamin
Talk In Richmond placed Lees army at
40e00, and at not orer 10000. It is scattered
III ever tie country from Gordonsyiile to
Hanover Conrt House, and northward to
within a few miles Of the RappahAnnock, for
the purpose Of subsistence to animals used In
transportation.
The draught has been severe In southern
Virginia, and in many parts tbs intense heat
has blnsted the crops. @~''''
, 1863-08-15
THE DRAFT IN NEW YQRK.

NEW FoRK, Aug. 1.-THE draft here will
commence on Wednesday next.
The New Fork Times announces that the
draft In tro, and possibly in moro Of the city
districts, will rccommcnce on the 24th Of
august. q Probably By the first Of September
inc whole matter will be over, and the con-
scripts or substitutes be In the service Of the
United States.
NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The greatest activity
combined with the most profound secresy Is
manifested In the military circles Of our city,
and In fact Of the Department Of the East
generally. The most absolute harmony Of
purpose and Of action appears to exist be-
tween the National and State authorities. It
~ slgnlhcant tact that yesterday Gov. sey.
mour Issued orders for the issuing Of lnree
numbers of new arms to several Of The city
regiments;' TINT the order is being executed
rapidly and without public display. -
There IL very general mlsappreaeasion
, 1863-08-15

MAE o1PT; AD1'T GENERALS or1tcr, |

"0AA *SA1 =. au1 7 dENEEAt'E OFFICE.
MAEHISeToS, Ang. i, 1883.
GRsERAL ORDER, No, 25SSAu ann}fca
tons Of Quartermasters. Commissa1ies ant
faymasters, for change Of st2tions, or to bt
exempted from the operations of orders O
assignment to stations, on the score OF iii.
health, VIII be hereafter taken as coufessio ions
OF inability to perform official cuty on &C,
count Of physical tucapaclty, and eauiYa1ea Vi
to tenders Of restgnatio1s- The officers con.
celncd T1u In ordinary course be mustered
gu! o. service here, as n cases Of accepted
By order Of the Secretary Of War;:
=. u. ToWEsEHD, A. l.. Gen'L
Wan DEr'T, An,rTAxT GENERALS OpT1cx,}
WAs1maE1os, Ang. 8, 1855.
GENERAL ORDER No. 266.-The DEPART
ment Of Vest Vlrginfn will include oil Of the
eta;c Of Maryland west Of the Monocacy Riy-
er, including that part Of Virginia in the yicl-
nifty Of Harpe1's Ferry.
~ order OF The Secretary Of War.
- -- E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
GEaaRAI.. .oRDER?No. 275.-WAR DEPART
8kNT, 40. 0FFICk, WAsH1NG1pS. Auc. z.
l66s.-By act OF the General Assembly Of the
State OF Iowa, approved september Il. 1sGe,
given TO- volunteers or soldiers from that
State In the military service OF the limited
States, and provision Is made for the appolat-
ment OF one Commissioner to each regiment
Of Iowa volunteers, for the purpose of carry
ing out this act. It Is hereby ordered that al
snch duly accredited Commissioners from
Iowa be furnished with proper facilities for
visiting the volunteers from that State, and
be allowed access to them for the purpose In
dfcated.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
{Signed) - E. D. TOWNSEND, A.A.G.
, 1863-08-15
FROM MADISON.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibunc.1
MADISON, Wis. August Il, 1853.
The old colors Of the I'd Wisconsin regt.
pent were deposited In the Governors Office
to-day, BY Col. Lucius Fairchild, where they
"il be carefully preserved aud treasured, and
protected with the greatest care. The colors
are sadly tattered and torn-the United statas
colors, in particular, being more than half
carried AMY, and the staff badly shattered by
Khot.
They have been carried through fourteen
battles and sklznishes, commencing with the
hsst battle OF Bull Run and ending with Get
tysbu1g.
The Journal publishes list of three hun.
dred and eighty sick aud wounded W1scon-
sin soldiers in the Phlladelphia hospitals.
Second Lieut.. Levi N. Breeze /. first Lien.
terant and Adjutant Of the 18th regiment, and
Major John Mansfield is Lieutenant Col Of
the I'd regiment.