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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25
ABstxTrEs BRouGnT 10 I'M BAR.

Mr. Speaker Bu>kirk Mr Donaldson and Mr..
Branhsm we.e brought up standing.
Mr. Speaker Busklrk plead indisppsition Ex-
cu~ed
M Donaldson had met with = Democratic
Methodist DrescheI and wa, - much Interested
in hs conversation that ne Jagged somewhat be
hind time
Mr. Holcomb: He was i Methodist preacherf
Mr. Donaldson: Yes
VI Hocomo: move then that the sentlemsn
be unanimously excused Carried
Nj Branhans excuse MS also accepted He
had been absent Oh the Bank Committee.
The door being opened. anc further proceed
ings under the call suspended. Mr. Niback aud
Mr. Sneaker Buskirk no h urged the importance
oi members attending promptly hereafter. 80 that
bueiness important 10 tie people vt The whole
Sire might lee ATTENDED, to.
NJ II ann. novel that House bill 22I mill
tary BIZ Ice made tie special order tor 10 morrow
at 10 o'c.ock Carried.
Mr. Hardin, of Perry, presented petition Of
" r Mason relative to depreaaton- upon his
property by soldiers in that vicinity. Referred Ia
a select committee Of i've.
Mr. Hanna offered petition ia the German
language from citizens of Nigo relative 10 teach
ing the German language in common schools.
which Vas referred 10 the Committee ON Educa.
ton.
Mr. Howk presented sundrv claims. which were
referred without reading.
Mr. Miller, that the House meet at : A. ".
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-25

Met at !, o'clock
IN the ab-euce of Mr. Speaker Buskirk. Mr.
Packark WIS called e. the chair
A call 1T tie Hpu~e Wa ordered and 81 mem
bef- answers 90 their names
Nlr Murz moved that the door be closed and
the ab.entee- incluaius Mr.. Speaker. be cent for.
Ciuied. and lie Dooik.epes. ~ the absence Of
tie Sergeant al Arm. dispatched upon the bust
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-15
POST OFFICE PORTLAND.
r U L E =

VNO be observed by persons presenting postage
Il STAMPS for redemption.
i. Persons presenting Stamps for redemption must
separate them according to the different denomna-
tons, and enclose each in small parcel and endorse
thereon the number and value of the same. The par
GELS must then be enclosed in sealed envelope and
the aggregate value of the whole marked thereon,
with the name and residence, place of business of
the person, firm, or association owning the same.
2 But one deposit of Stamps will be received from
the same party The parcels received will be num-
bered regularly; and receipt with corresponding
number and name thereon, given to the applicant.
g. No payments will be made until after the expi-
ration of 30 days from the date of this notice.
f. When pay yments ready to be made the pub
lie will be notified thereof by notice posted in the
Avenue of the Post Office, stating the numbers ready
for delivery, when the holders thereof NAV receive
their payments surrendering the receipts held by
them.
g. Only such Postage Stamps as have been in ac-
tual circulation currency will be redeemed Those
of the old issue, aud those which have been used for
the prepayment of postage, if any-which fact will
be determined by this Department-will be retained
by the Postmaster and des royed. Stamps which
have not been used currency or in payment of
postage will be returned TO Deposiiors
g. Applications for redemption can be made daily
Sundays excepted-between the hours of A. NJ.
and P NJ. until the 3lst day of January 1868 None
tciU be receiUed after that date.
Z. The undersigned is authorized BY the Postmaster
General whenever he may deem il expedent for the
interest of the Department, 10 require an affidavit
from any applicant for the redemption of Postage
Stamps, that he obtained the said stamps honestly
and legtimateiy, and that they have been used
on letters. A. L. DOLE, Postmaster
Post Office, Portland, January l, 1858 jan2 If
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-15
PORTLAND, ME-, THURSDAY MORNING,
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSU NCE.

FL Z E N s U r A NCE.
WARREN SPARROW,
Office IA Middle. cor. of Exchange ST..
PORTLAND, ME-,
Agent ofthe following FIRST CLASS Insurance Cos:
National Insurance COmpany.
OF Boston. Cash Capital and Surplus s5O0OO0
epu biic Fire Insurance Companv,
OfNew York - Cash Capital and Surplus 1912, 600.
Relief Fire Insurance Company.
OF New York. - Cash Capital and Surplus S25O000.
Equitable Fire and Marine Ins. Co.,
OF Providence.
PERFECT SECURITY, which ought always to be the
first consideration in efecting Insurance. is here Of
fered to the public. at the iocest Of premium
adopted by sound and responsible companies.
Office in "Boyd's Building" opposite Post Office.
June %. d&wtf
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-15
MARINE
Railway Chains and Track Irons.

FuNHE undersigned has been appointed Agent for
Il the sale of Marine Railway and other Chains,
in the United States and British North America
ufactured by HESRY WOOD & Co., of Liverpool,
Great Britain and is prepared TO receive orders
for Marine Railway Chains, made TO order and to
pattern, with the Sprocket wheel to match and war
ranted to fit. These chains are made of an iron Pc
cuarly suited to this purpose which, by actual test
shows its average breaking strain TO be SO tons per
inch of sectional area. Parties wishing good and
liable chains will do well to examine those in actual
service.
Marine Railway Track Irons are drilled with the
couutersunk holes and the Bolts TO match; also
Spikes of all kinds, Screw Bolts Lag Screws and all
kinds of forging done to order, and of quality and
quantity to suit also all kinds of ships Chain Ca
bles, at lowest rates
Mr.. c. feels confident he can supply the above ar
tcles on favorable terms be obtained else
where Address HORACEI. CRANDALL,
Submarine Engineer,
jan10 80 dlaw1ys NEW BEDFORD Mass
The Portland daily press., 1863-01-15
MACHINE
Steam and Gas Fittings, &c

UyIIE subscriber would inform his friends and the
Il public, that he may be found at
81 UNION STREET,
until his shop is rebuilt ready to answer any orders
for steam, gas and water pipes.
Steam and Gas Fittings of all descriptions.
Will also attend to fitting the above for steam or
gas
Orders received for Pattern making, and Steam
and other machinery, Boilers, Water Tanks, &c.
viii devote his personal attention to arranging
and setting Engines Boilers, Shafting ON reasonable
terms. IRA WINN. Agent.
decl6 diff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15

From the Louisville Journal, December 81
We expressed the opinion this morning that the brig
ade under the command of gallant townsnlsn, Col
j. NJ Ha-l=n had up with Morgsn's rebel cavalry
Al point in the vicinity Of Lebanon junction, and that
AN engagement had taken place Monday afternoon
The intelg received at headquarters this morning
fullv confirms The correctness OF our opinion
20 Harlan with fOgce of about three then and in
fanny ,gith few piores of artillery fell Morganl
rear ar the mouth Of Beach fork, the vicinity Of Bos
ton and the assault conducted with such vgor that
Morgan with force fully double that Of Col Hsrlsn
command made precipitate retreat, losing captain
and thres prisates killed aud prisoners number
Of the rebels also wounded Col. Haran's loss
were two killed.
The course Of Morgang retreat was aeross the koll
iur fork in the direction Of Muldreughs bill; but, al
Col Harlan had cavalry under his command, pur
snit yyas impossible. Dispatches received in this
cty at noon today from Col Harlan who is qusrtered
in The vicinity Of Lebanon junction
we are gratfed to learn that Morgap's engagement
were of such nature yesterday, and his ight so pre-
cipit,e last evening that he could not find time to de
trov the bridge over the Roling fOrk-a work Of de-
struction which it was feared hadlbeen consummaed
Dispatches received at this city from BardstoWr
inf etou this mOr1ing. announcing qieQda ia that vi
eipity The little bridge Cane Run, this side OF
Lebanon junction, had been burned either by Morgan
soldiers or rebel sympataizers in this vicinity, but h'
work can be reconstructed in few hours and trair
viii leave this city to morrow FOR the junction.
Asthere had been injury done on the line Of th
lebanon branch trains will doubt run Lebanon OF
ThurEday
burg Eve in number have been destroyed.
The reconstruction Of the treste work near Mul
d-ouehs hill will incur 6siay Of about six weeks tim
before the railroad can be placed in complete runnin
! order again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15
The spIrit of .he invader.

The following address to the Spanish people IN their
darkest hour Of evasion by Napoleon, is applicable
to our present position, that we print it as lnend- for
Submits Do these sophists know
to what they advise the most high-nnded nation on
earth Il would be stain without example our an
nails if after such efforts such Incredible events
fall at the feet Of the crowned slave who has
been sent to Us a king Your
houses destroyed your churches demolished your
fields laid waste your families dispersed and Wsnder
ing through The country. hurried into the grave
Have we made many rices-havs the flames of
war consumed half Span, that should abandon the
emy prepares for iti-for viii beguile himself
with the insdous parade of the improvements which
the French hold out. The Tartar who commands them
has decreed that Spain shall have neither industry
commerce, population political representation
whatever TO be made waste and sol-
tary sheepwalk for supplying French manufactures
with our Woolsi to become nursery OF men who may
be hurried away TO slaughttr Such is the destiny be
would impose upon the most highly favored of all
countiies Shall we then submit 10 thisi
Ungrateful and peridous
race shall sacrifices be in vain and is blood of
no estimation in your eyes No patriots rest in peace
and let that bitter thought disturb the quiet
your sepuchres There no pesce-there can be none
in his state Of things That Spain may be free, is the
universal wish Of the nation AID if that cannot be OBJ
tsined least it may become one immense desert eae
wide grave, where the accumulated remains OF French
aud Spaniards may exhibit future ages glory and
our shame. Bat fortune is inuIicsl virtue
leave to It's defenders only this melancholy teImna
ton. II is written in heaven and the history Of all ages
atess ths truth thai people who decidedly love their
liberty and independence must ultimately establi b
them in despite Of all the artifee and all the violence
and tyrany. Victory which often the gift Of for
tune, is later the reward of eoustancy What
defended the little Republic Of Greece from the barbar-
itOl when It slmOs destroyed by the Gaus7 What
preserved it from the mighty Of Hannibaf What,
in times nearer own, protected the Swgs from Ger
man tyranny, and gave Independence to Holland in
spite OF the OF ancestDrgf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15

Tho Nstchez C0ayisT, viii be below, In view
Of LncOlns emancipation proclamation, is In favor of
retaiaton-eYen to the extent Of hanging all Yankee
officers taken 10 the South That paper says;
So far as the South is concerned the Lincoln emanei-
patton needs very title discussion. Its bightiDg and
deadly objects have long since been made known to
through the Abolition journals OF the North This is
not the time for ditcussiOn the hour for aetiou- II
q man in your country sets fire 10 your residence
thereby endsnge ing lives, you hang him. If be mur-
derG your knsmau, You hang him. If he is sIder
abetter VOC hang him, or put him out OF the way. If
Llncon'g eOmmi- stoned scoundrels come amOrg for
the d 4bolicsl and murderous purposes why hang
them aud ring them the rst tree that those whom
tbsy wsud endeavor 20 corrupt may witness their
rbe fate The day has passed for argument; the hour
has cone for quick re1ribuOn the heads OF the in
raders Tn, Union question the right Of secession and
all other debstahls matters shrink into insgni cance
when the fendish enemy IS commissioned with sword
and torch murder people ard destroy homes
We say, hang al their commissioned officers And
let their uncouth bodies die and high Hsmsn's
dIdi =.
They first attempted to Us to DEATH by means
OF the blockade; their next ruin by
stealing our properly and Lincoln. throwing him
self into Abolition arms, seeks - encourage murder
and rspfne in families. The hour for action
has arrived. Let people strengthen our armies
Give new and powerful impetus to cause. Drive
back and destroy the inVad ng foe aud take officers
rs prisoners sXeeptto hang them until they dead,
DEAD. DEAD It II an issue Of the eneny's own
choosing and II their commissioned officers enc sc to
LneOn's bidding, and net resign let them bide the
consequences
Ii 3 not wonder that the New York Herald calls the
Iiucoln emancipation proclamation the last card of
the Jacobina and that it should tell the aathor That il
il igirnpraeticabe unTvse and full OF untud mischief r
under the bitter and bhghng effects it viii produce IL
] ala rauks
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15
ATIENTI0N. CAYALRY.

z CST en Tie I December, large Gee IsOR
! XaRAY MAKE, Erse sr Jour years old next spring.
Sic walks finely stepping her bind foot four cen
inehes TIE f. sic has very large ears, is
animal who're fine 20 n attracts attention and has one
distIseui. hing mara. IN tie of the right
ruten Two inches from he tsil, abont the Eze OF q
uarie- dol A. a1d peri sp- y have the N -rk Of
cent kick jus. tie = gut the spot She rcd
70 biz fatheTs allies th Of 5rsyFpsrt, by sol
der of nrsgg's amy naHcd Smith. NJ Smith ssyH
three cay alry men and took her away. He may
have zold her. @ss that he cavalry they pUs
IhroaEb the cOUnfry VIII nciiee for ber will pay
Eoriy d,la5s o whoever viii deliver hsr 90
twenty i've dollars Tor such information as Il enable
re 70 get hzr VA. n JAYNE.
Ca tsin and &. Omar en- aser ga Mis- Regiment ID
Bdg-de, Gen + st's Divisi Z, Grenada Miss
faIalsz
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a redrral GenernI soId.

The following dispatch from the Northern press tells
how cheap'y Gen. Boyle the Federal commander at
Louisville, Ky, was sold by Gen. Morgan;
To the Associated Press NORTH
LOUISVILLE December 30 ls62.-Morgan reached a
point on the raroad This side Of Munfordsville FRI
d.y morning lis operator man named Aud, who
lately left the Louisville Office Immediately attached hs
instrument and dispatch 10 Gen. Boyle, As f
from Gen Granger. This stated that Morgan was in
the vicinity of Bowling Green Intending making at
tack and aaking for aid
Gen Boyle made answer that he could not give him
any.
Gen Granger CAIorgan) then asked if there were no
troops in Is1uisville which could be sent 70 his aid
Gen Boyle sent word that there were no troops in
Louisville at al
Gsu9Grsngsr asked Boyle what disposition had been
made Of the troops.
Gen Boyle told him the force and position Of hiz
troops spoke Of their efficiency etc. and gave all the
information in regard 20 them that Morgan wanted
Morgan then sent in his name, polite message
to Boyle. calling him "a bright youth and smart boy
ending wit CHARACTERISTIC rigarity.
The operator then ent love letter to bis sweetheart
In Lexington and TO the operator at Louisville
10 IOEwafd, anu eosstt tne once ne nad established
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15

From the Murfreesboro' Banner, January 3,
One of our editors went ont TO the battle field on
"Wednesday in search Of glory snd items While fol-
lowing up tn charge of Gen McCown division he met
body Of prisoners moving to the and intent upon
an item AZ once struck up conversation with them
Unfortunately he arrsyed in eerulean habiments,
and upon attempting to leave ordered by the guard
to remain where he was. With a smile Of inefaoss
contempt ae drew from bis pocket pass, but what
was his ehagrn when ne aeeosted with, i say, my
bow none Of US read but that thar trick too old
and 7 tell yer another thing yer damn blue-behed
yankee if YOU try any more of them dOdges I souze
this thing into yer gizzard .
Think of that oh, ye tribe Of brother gull drivers
The editor of this paper the leading journal Of th'
South called Yankee and to be accredited wiz
oosssrsinp an azure abdomen. To add 10 his distress
The prisoners with whom be had 0een conVersing
n he Joke stated that he was Of their officers ant
the result was expostulatops which availed notpng
and cur dienifed editor marched into the town
Niger fellows.
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The si,ua,ios in gTiddlo Teuuessee.

From the hcOXYiI3 kssgistefi
cenersI b age a adopted the wise policy Of retiring
IN a pos.t3n in whsh t4eneral R1ss sgsin
attack him; where viii have 81 the adyrnta
ges VIII ch RcsacTsuz woGld have emrl9yed If Bragg
"a sg.iu sg all. TIE AbOi tionists St0 river.
We can rstrsas henevss ani as ioug as 10 encrans
ary4 v ~ superior own EVsry days march to-
war the son is equya eut to the oss Of from one
tbousan I'd fye tn ussnd men to ths enemy, while
each DAYS etroFressi Brsggs part incrs ses bis
strength. G aut ad7Ened unopposed into . sl-slssippi
trset rQ There has be "a no battle in Nurta Ma ss-
Iii sfnce tls defos o. Van Dorm 81 CoTnt7, aud his
snbs-tu.lt ,a-h iato Ha Spr7ngs whore he commit
ted such sad havoc o. Grauta army stores snd Yet ct
th. time Gran gre army which could resist,
bal en- compel % thlray anj he isid at
lxford in q extreme north # The State. McCiean
co7ld force u l. ave Aslr a-sss became his
equals when hi ii OF Ianusieslon must extsnd TO
Wash ngtan from kcha ond
General bragg has actei IS We think. wisely. We
p-edc th movement and commended It 10 advance
0f its execution, ami sure have n3 complaints TO
make that gene slh pvSbie our judgment approved
and Iaodl y suggests1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15
IMPORTANT 10 SHOEMAKERS and
TANNERS.
HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT, !

HEADQUARTERS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT,
BASKsTON, Bliss. January 20 1853.
TTANING bzea appoin ed Speclsl A gent by Erj0r
II T.. Minis. Chief Qusrtsrmaster Mississippi and
Ea L.uisana Inr tt coec,i H5es in tbe eouc-
ties n07h Cf Jacks a the distrbu ion OF The ssms
eng the feg-rEl taIn ries within he said district
and 10 ,cntr2,t Sh and Leather for he Confede
rate States.
Therefore the prarreto-s Ct all fan yards aud sboe
hops vi lin sai' dbtrc- vii repnrt NY head
qua tels wt ut delay, u number Of flied and
when tley WI! be ieady TO wok out, a 50 the Ysts
EN- - s1d tie uumber OF dss necss sFy 10 f The
RslRsi isad " many siees leather and pairs Of
"a each pr5pfi fErn Sd monthly, and The sd
da IA su0uLt Of mechanical labor sry GARY
on So iactOr e. . the tart o. espR ,iiy
the a7oTs infcrulat = Is neee sacy TO equal sit
tri u1iaia Of ii=s emOeg tie ssyeea yard and
lrnues unierui ices t1oUg hout the tate and make
EvA liable at the osIlisst pei ID and in The no eco
u0mtesi ann. The 'rds thereof
Al tsnUers sud sh0sulskerF subject 10 military
dutg, rot emp oy Cd il their ion, will also
10 10 q il they wi b tIn -.oYnent
J. III. WEoSUN Special gent,
jsl2@u Rsnkst-n, niEs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-15
aENERAL NRDER No. =.
HEADQUARTERS cAMP OF DESTRUCTION

HEADQUARTERS CAMP or INSTRUCTION..
BRocAHAFEE, Nj - Ds.5mber -, 1852. !
IL While male .dsrts Of the state Of Mississipp
n botNeeo the Pgss n eif cen and fcFty, s-e Or
usree 70 rep r. Ia Elssiey ths Csmps Of Instrae
d'D. Ttose from tie counties of Tishoming e, TIA.
Wanda MouTge Lawles Noxu5ee, Ls7dendsla CLARK
Wsy@e, Gree. Perry, Jones ia per. Newton. Nesho-
bs. Wa soa, Okioh zhs, Cheka~aEs Pontstoc s-d Tip
pzh, VIII rel a. he Up locsseG Bnie pr sn
The 1H0ble nd OhiO rsiir &C. Those from al other
GoueE svl report at toe ap Ice sted a. Brookhs-
ven the NeH Orr ard Jackson railroad
All persons fslisE 10 repo within twenty days wiz
be arrested sDd tres e1 az desert. rs
tn aiming s1enp ion Cnder tbs lsfe ezsmp
ton act" are TtqH ed tn report az the camp, prove
tkeir eizim soi re ave rHHostea Of exemption
All tie laws snz rrgu sons eppiiesbe 10 desertcrs
shall be appi ca to such ipts fail Tepsir
tbs piece Of re1d=zyoHs fSr en- oilGent who shRl
desert after rolmeuL
All rofuses, from olhsr States ST, included in shs
above order.
By osaer Of ths S e-etsry r War.
NJ r CLARK,
Major ana A A. General,
de2sIm Co-nmanr ant State o. Kiss sFinBi
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notice.
HEADQUARTERS 3lsr REGIMENT AuSsIs- }
SiPPl TOLUNg EERS,

HEADQUARTERS 3lsT REGIMENT AuSSISl
StPPl FOLUNg KERS,
GRENADA, Miss Jsnus sth, 1853.
FfHRE follow nF uem7d ode hsve by Colonel J. W.
1 Carter the 18Th Mississippi regiment, been peb-
lishsd - 6essrtsrs:
NJ s. wOFFORD twen y-nine yesrs cid fair com
olexicn Tar's hair eyss ive ieef eleven inches
hfsh-a fsr,r.sr md resides IN Chi,kssaw soun y.
. A WEITE, Hiueteel y srs Old fair mplexion,
ilire - ps black air ave feet elevel inches high
W e. VyaTTE tr-f 3y-fw5 years old, far com
,,iex1n blus eyes da hair hVs Test nse ncaes hgh-
q ia uler aaa RESIDES 10 ChicEasa" RonatJ.
These Ell are uo- oeser es = q sReuia not o 50 Ie
% ted Tiny bel7Ig gea TO ~ eive non ns re- men
nd qo. ed 10 -enh IN mine-a war fegimfnt They
hsd tie rgh TO do SO snd rave All re "t15 l4le
4 Cd sold ers . - - 49,, 49,,
fala2 r. f8roua y pe-i-arnt his' f7i''Iler.A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GENERAL ORDER No. ---.
HEADQUAR CRRs DEPARTMENT MIsSIs-l
SIPPf AND FAST LOUISIANA

NILhoHIIlu 7 lllIl-TT ga IC0J- ]
n HE Lieutenant q ne al commanding tie Dep art
j. ment desires 70 express TO tbs troops Of this com,
mJnd his high appreciation Of thtif recent gallant de-
feilsz o this inportsat poi n All prase r. due them
not fer bravey res uling the ed sauls
q enemy fasty superior In nuT1teu bat equally
faI the cheerful ald paent endurance with which the y
hsVe submitted 10 the farcshps and elPoure ncidsnf
% ter successive dss aud Mig t. Of s'chfu in the
trenches, rendered iuperHvey necessary b. tbs tloss
nrOyimity Of he Grposirg Cd Whis al have per
formed tner duties wi bsneEt totheir country and
homer 70 n snssyes SD, a mnst b. q case IN
war fortune as he tsTed her portuni les unequaly
To those who by her favor, bed The poRts Of hoaor
and by tie Oiute coursge sV8iisd 81 fnsslves
Of ihsr oppor ties, especial h snks ae due aad IL
WI be the pride ID agrseabs DUTY Of he Ii enHnt
Gsiera ndiug clzim f0- fhea from thsir souH
Try tie disi-c in and horor they havs 80 Justly Dc
served. J. @. p MBEGTlN,
ialo lW ia-tenaIt Canal Gomnara NJ
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NOTICE
PAROLED AND EXCITED
PRISONERS,

HEADQUARTERS PAROLBD AND EXCITED
PRISOEk RS,
JACKSON Ms DeeenbeI "a, 16G2
NOTICE + hereby given in arsvel 10 humorous Ia.
~ q1riss thst sn prisoners Of belonging 70 the
Confederate StRies serv &C. d lversi st Vvk burg
der the Fed raj flag G truce, have BEEN exchanged
arrival III prlOoers iv NJ within the Corfedersts
lines by other es oily be eTchsrgsd by rspcr
ing in pc son without delay These Headquarters in
oder to have their nsHlss registered for exchange
BY coa.na nd Of Br gsdier General RUeGLEs-
10. SZY EANSBI
: fe26- in A a and lnH pector General