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The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

Va! gN9ffisI IHTaHagF SNgIN q. @7NS'8 Ts' .
I1hhee I1he VIM y at thsiprt, Ne Y Be.es.s.
tom u tss EiiG

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o.:uo9 4s;.nor1 Il. gtt.ion.q4ni "a ,ysR 10 do
Lieut.. sKennedy ia1 command aof eenpany
F. Tenth regiment, returned With His men
| yesterday, nom tfip TO- 1Dakotah sTer1tpFy;
I'VE are indebted ta him for snanbero efin-
Iteresting itemss.>t8 x ali nj ,tsiEoo:f 70 aq's
They left Fort Smelling On the 9th d
MAY, in charge q the, last ,lpad Of .Winpsba
goes, and reached st. Joseph on tho 3d. q
j une. whera they were, obliged Aoq remain
fossele7ensa.ysito aw.itsrshspostseion., e 81
When they we're ready to embark On tic
Missouri, the Indians dsnaTred to their
aceommodati .i osns, and holding coqp9i| ~
solved to fight rather than 90 opp board. ~
Lieut.: Kennedy ordered bis bis, men;to g,; sur,
round them with fixed bayonets, and stransss
to say in half an ! hopr % they Mere ~ op y
board. .,4.t..,; s.,,, saxI
They reached the reservation, which is
Grow Greek, one hundred and fifty miles
above Fort Randall, on the 24th ut. They
bring the M same , report that hA; we M hqyeI M heard
from the others dlSsallsaacton sa l fI among the
Indians With their y new location satIiyA I'D, o5.,.
That s reson f. s. country is Iag sa1 Eing j. terFi
bly from drouth there having been but lbqt lit;
stle rain for tie past eighteen months. ,d =,
. Mr.: Jane, the former Governor Of Dako
ia, ard present delegate to Congress, infor;
med our soldiers that there were but foul
or five thousand inhabitants IN the entire
Territory, the greater portion being residents a p
Of the section which has been attached te te
the new territory of idaho. lie tfi thii"kis that
! owing to the SOL beingso poor, the territory
never will have sufficient Number of in
habitants for State. If thisis the case, it
! is just the place for refractory! lndianss and
we congratulate tue Government, upon thea
location.-Iuss. en ....,.;.snl ~ .6.,.,,Yz
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

agL LOVE-, Qy1sIHE. and ELoPENgST.5-A9sia.
gular casa case Of loEe a asinine, slopements and
fight. ipto Canade5 mad ia reported bY the St.
Louis Deusqerpt:s eusp A izebela widow nsaned
Eliza J; MpEray, [prg ,lysh yhos has bean assidpopsly
engaged in, smuggling apinine into Dlx,sr in
veigled ormen sntlesr nlls ef!an Illinois aregi.
nent, sn%amsd % A. j seepTilthl, into Assisting
her: Il H. WAS detseted and psFolsd TO, await
Itrial. The sausy widow sas banished to
Canada and. her lover has run away with
her, deserting not only his parole of.hooor
and his country. but 4 wife and family in
IHInois. = -. faall.Eref :. :. t,EE Il 81 ..
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9 Il PrescrxingiEgg has ,na&

Il Since the 'hen-persuadet' has afailed in its
object, and fowls cannot be prevailed upon
to lay eggs all the year round, it's 'advisa-
BILE for those who are fond ''of eggs to pre-!
serve :them%in seasons when they are pfen'
I tys st However close and compact the shell
OF an egg may appear to be; it is neverthe.
less full of minute holes and poresi nvisable
] to the naked eye lathe effect ofthese holes
His apparentint the decrease of the moisture
1of thasegg, and thes subsequent chsnge' in
The contents oceasioned by contactswitf tie
lhir.gy' 'Asfnllgas an egg. Of meat Isl an>old
laying, but a&'hstaleleggs there is vacdn.
|cy proportioned to stbeo loss they have ssus;
tanned by eyaporation.ei::51f the end of a
f1est egg be applied to the tongue it. feels
cold, but: in. an added egg it feels warm,
because the albu len Of the egg being in
contact with. the shell abtorbs heat from the
tongue more rapidly than the air. bubble in
the1fresh egg. If the pores of the egg! g!she'l
beskept closed, the contents must be prerse-
ved intact, as no change can occur, and the
objecI is to close this atmospheric connection
in the cheapest and simplest manner. ANY
kind Of varnish will answer the purpose in
one sense, but will defeat it in another as
eggs, being particularly affected by S trong
scents would lose tn. III delicate flavor by
the sodor of the coating. A better plan
would be to employ beef suet or mutton
tallow, provided the eggs can be kept in7a
COO! place. The eggs should be dipped in
the fat and afterwards wiped off, as any ex-
cess Of grease over that required to fill the
pores, would become rancid.
After this the egg should be set perpen
dicularly, with the small end uppermost
and placed in a box filled with bran and
tightly covered up. If the egg is laid on its
side, the yolk will adhere to the she'll
Charcoal finely pulverized is a good substi
tute for bran, as it is deodorizer and will
absorb any disagreeable effect that might be
perceived from the grease. Somo dealer:
!, are said TO practice dipping their eggs in di
Lutte sulpauric acid. This is a feasible plan
chemically, as the action of tho acid on tht
chalky shell would deposit su1phata Of lime
in the pores and thus close the connection
Strong vinegar would .douptless answer a.
we'll as vitriol. Eggs acquire an unpleas
ant odor by coming in contact with stron!
smelling substance. such as mahogan,
sawdust, limewater, and musty. straw 3:
and the greatest care should be observed il
having all the materials used each excelen
after its kind, It isa common practice t,
preserve eggs in lime, but they are OF bes
douptful when SO kept, and cannot be praised
An egg is very much like razor-ei,her ex
ccllent or else good,for nothing and those
who preserve eggs for market would do well
to give the above mentioned recipes trial
-S:ieatifc Amer,c4n. ..,i '-~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

A very curious baby story comes to us
from New jersey. A mother" and her
daughter were coudned on the same day,
each hayioga LITTLE son, r. the basile q
thesmoment both babies were placed in the
same cradle and, to fthe confusaea OF HI
mothers, when the yoaasstersa.v we're taAdn
from the cradle, they xere unable 10 tell
which Was, the mothers And which the
daughters son-a matter which, OF course,
must ever remain > mystery. Tho family
Is Ia the grestest distress ovsss tho .4air.sS =
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

SAITH lan army scontraetor ordering
hooks fsr his aew house up town.: .It's
no use bringing ma those books to lock, at;
Iknow no:hing about then. Just meas
u1e and see how many il will take to fil
IL shelves. .sYoa my scatter sons B.bse.
and Testsments among 'em, JUST to give 4
moral tone q the affair. And be surs and
|hass plenty Of gliding Oh the hack4' 81
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o'tWnr; N Mr. b said s. tall youth to lit.
|.le person, Pn4 l.f. rho was in company With half
|. dozen huge 81 mel, mnen,a.I y protest youy .se 50
small that did not gee you before m !" !'sls red
avery likely replied the little gentle
man; .ju,l In Ikea sixpence anons =six, copper
cents, not readily percediyed but worth l the he
whole Of them. -..r,n, .rx> s,e-,> sad, tsd
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

-ssMoNET MAkER.-Lsst ysss 1amsn s,snEed
Latshaw commahced f'sefsinss sssthssgoras-
menp Is; al ad1QdartsfmssterE Eesa LouissilEs
buying molsszands horses. and 50 son. 'a I1s
vas then in moderate circumstance eSNo<l
he kespslnine sp.sodidt sssidsj j~isii n.sniAs
/ cent outfits, z1d 'iives ID !. styls of the mos,,
lavisn expenditure. 1atshaw has bcsa ~.
rested. and .an iayestizs.iea nordsred, bat 4.
the best the government viii 3sss orer $7s,.
co., .gs52 s#sfs .s4 sssssazs>5 asa ssxsssg ~
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
$eletted goetry.
The Irish Picket.

ne 1ElSA f-1Ckels
I'm shtanding in the mud Biddy,
With not spalpeen near,
And silence, spaichless as the grave,
Is all the sound l hear.
Me gun is at showlder arms,
Pm wetted to the bone,
And whin I'm afther shpakin' out,
find meselt alone.
This Southern climates quare, Biddy,
A quare and bastely thing,
Wild Winter absint al, the year,
And Summer in the Spring. -,
1clnind the hot place down below
And may ye niver fear
I'd dhraw mparisons-but then
It's awful Wurrum here.
The only moon see, Biddy,
Is one shmall star, ashore,
And that's fornist the very cloud
1t was behind before;
The watchtires glamc along the hill
That's swellin' to the south.
And when the sintry passes them
see his oogly mouth.
It's dead for shape I am, Riddy,
And >dramein shwate Id be,
If them ould Rebels over there
Would only lave me free;
But when lane against shtump
And >htrive to get repose,
A musket ball be's comm shtraight
10 hit me spacious nose.
\ It's ye I'd like to see, Biddy,
A shparkin' here wild me,
And then avoornecn. here ye say,
''Acushla-Put-ma htec ~
"Och, Bi1dy darliut," then says I,
Says YOU, Get out 0. that -
Says |, - Me arrum mates your wast,'
Says YOU, Be luyccLc, Pat"
And how's the pigs and ducks, Biddy?
It's them think OF shurc,
That looked so Innocent and shwato
upon the par!or tlurc.
lul >hurc yc'rc uisy with the pig
Thut'S fat us he can be,
And fade him wild the best. because
LIN twoiu ho looks like me.
Nlin come home ugin, Tiidy,
sargent tried and thrur,
Its Jo">t Il 1ayccn. house III BULL
And rint it clial'e to you.
We'll have parIor, bedroom, hall,
y uu~k-poEu Aatc!y done,
With Kitchen, pig pen, praty patch,
And garrct--ull III one.
But, mur,her! there's baste, Blluy,
That's :rapin' round tree,
And we'll know the cruture'> there
l 0 have a shot at NE.
Now, Msthcr Rebel, say ycrc prayers,
And how'd yer dlrthy paw,
Here goes be Jabbcrs Blddy dear,
Eve brvke his oogiy jaw
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15

B.ssur III aS 7asa 7asasesro6:. 8:

BssaarU riattd By 7asHesroo:.
sesrttass 1as4hs 1esps gf att iaatsaRse Sc es1te;te & t:
ussnt oHp l'fi1ldsy Eas' Il GU Gsrnmnsp IA woman by,
the Iahsss sof Uiasiffinbss Bebnard, vt Who'0 = wss.
eomings ny al6ot ana .lolnnasg; llnag Wifh ffhs'
pail seaset, attacked s. 81 81, negro e'sh Thep
about thtee~foafsbs f'ssfniie afrom toyWznn, w.
,whosmias'a most brutal stick Upon her
per.ouawitk intent Is rape. 'a' es>'s p '",S'S
+ sAftera long struggle, II, which the woman
.wass naou sh.mefulty1 beaten, her cries les
alarmed him and he fed. ,at'Ai 3'sa'a.'.'
tUpoansemingintol town; she applied TO-
J J,afice.&N s~bro,a who promptly issued 1
warrant; plaoingbitih Constable Ekstein.s
hands, for his arrest. ofE8 ,az7s 7@oo'a' o'i's
Meantime, the citizens, ssrmins themselves .
with shot guns aud such lo.het weapons as "
were atskand, started ID pursuit: He's was
finally yaraested by Constable RoawleyS and i
II. Angel, stiedjand brought Before the' Jus q
'tice, whoimmsdiate ely remanded ed him e tho ID
dock upfotisats keepisg until Tie 4o1EoIwTiasa
morning. 1t being deemed unsafe 20 proceed
that night as,itheacrewd that was rapidly Il
gatheriags seemed ,determinedoupon taking
him from the officers and hanging or Shoot
ughim without CEREMONY. 1'53o9'oTT % s7'<
r onssatu1day he was brought again Before
the Court, ,:an examination had, ana d9held f5rr
trial. at7the September term : Of fsc6are On the
charge Of assault with intent to ravish. e.
was immediately senttoth county e'sjja'I'. o'5
pc He .says7hc lefs Missouri fousr months ago,
andois 4ssyears ofaage. Mrs Bohnard isaa
respectable married woman..- L4nsing 1atiich.
.zournulsa Eata rj4t!: ri s7:s92s 'sov 7,EF
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
G. & J. e.. McCLU RE,

G. & J. G. McCLU RE, Il
Attorneys l. Counselors ut Law
REL. WING, MlSSEsorA.
Special attention given to the collection OF
CLAIMS against the uisel States :er- PAP AN
BOUNTY OF soldiers si!leLi in hastleor dying
IN the service of the Government.
Os.iee IN Brar,tf's new building, next door te
the Red Wing House. ....
Red Wing, March sth 1861. tt
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-07-15
JAMES Fl. PARKER,

JAMES Fl. PARKER,
ATTORNEYS f COUNSELOR AT La IT..
Aud Notary Public.
RED WING MINNESOTA
Particular attention given to the collection oil
Claims against the United States. growing ou. oil
the war, tor soldiers ARREAa PAY, BOUNTY MON
xr, EXTRA FAY OR PENSIONS
othce IN The Goodhue~v v oluus.e1 .hailding
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
OPERATIONS OF CUERRILLAS.
FEDERAL SUCCESS N kHTucxI.

LoursvrLLs, Oct. 9.--Ouly thrss buildipsS
were burned by the rebe,s at shelbyville Court
house, and two other houses OF tbs town plum
dered. III q
Some nfteen hundred persoua are reported
captured, but this 10 doubtful.
Major Lester, Of the Fourth Confederate
cavalry, wss captured ,r.N aa Y. a
Capt. Smith, of Gen. sheridan's staff, and
two husdred and nfty.seves wagons, including
fiteen suffers wagons, and four hundred and
eighty-seven men at waldrous bridge, and five
hundred and eighty.seve men were captured
At McMinnville.
Guerrillas are reported as infssting the Louis.
vile road, and fears are entertained that Gala.
tin will be attacked.
1t Is reported that Beltrow has been promoted
to the rank Of major general In the rebel ser
vice.
Arumorp prevails in this city of an engagement
and Federal success N Lebanon, Kentucky
but the particulars cannot now be procured.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
SecoldEGtiQp
,E ..,. ,.;:ss-: ALI I'D
PEACe PROPORTIONS

A correspondent Of the New York Hsvsld,
who neyer deceiyed" his, publishs, two
days since announced that peace preparations
ffon ths SsbSs had been under ocasidqfatisn
In the Cabinet. We denied the statement au-
thoritssivefy. -~--7r'a. -
Another correspondent Of tho H~s,d iutl.
mates that :" negotiations have bech going
on, but instead Of saying that anything of ths
kind has been considered in the Cabinet, No. .
says they have "not ye, reached asy dsanite
propositions" and that "tha action thus far
does nos suthorizs the statement (of No. ~
that peace propositions" are being con-
siderei. This correspondent knows some
thing. He u right. i7s 1,';''i'
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Some Details Of the Cavalry
Fight in Tennessee.
Telesraphic and Railroad Cennu-
Fu nications Rssuned. 7dT

LoUIsvLLs, Oct. 9.-General Crook, COM
manding brigade Of cavalry twelve miles be-
yond Franklin, yesterday afternoon came up
with a portion Of wharton's rebel cavalry.
Sharp lighting ensued. The result was, twenty.
ave rebels were killed and wounded, and three
hundred prisoners and four common were cap.
tured.
The rebels are In full retreat, and our forces
arc pursuing. No casualties to the Federal
troops are reported.
The telegraph to Chattanooga has been work.
Ing since yesterday.
The railroad will be in running order TO-
morrow to Bridgeport.
No rebel prisoners are confined In Louisville,
with the exception Of Dick McCann and thirty
Of his men.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
srsvsrS Thsatrs-Bsnsas q Mr. Davsa-
port.

Grsvsrs Thsatrs-DensAs q Mr. Davea-
The best audience Of the week assembled at
Growers new theatre last night on the occasion
of Mr.. J. W. Wallack's beneat. The house
was completely filled, large proportion of the
brilliant and intelligent assemblsge being la-
dies. The "Iron Mask" which is Mr.. Wal
lacks own piece, was performed admirably,
and the beneficiary received perfect ovation.
We have never seen an audience more com.
pletely absorbed In a drama, from nrst to last
There Is some disappointment at first, at the
deuoument Of the piece, but It is historical
play founded upon events which could bring it
to no other conclusion
Tonight, Mr.. Davenport takes benefit, and
presents to us Shakspeare's great play ol
Hamlet" The character Of Hamlet, which
il the grand test Of trsgedians, has no better
living representative and dellneator than z. L.
Davenport, an American artist who has won
his way 70 an enviable distinction BY strictly
legitimate means, and with no other aid th1n
was naturally called forth by his true merits.
Thecsst ior the play tonight IL avery strong
one. Mr.. wallsck plays the Ghost-a part
which he will render with great effect Mrs.
Farren, Queen Gertrude; Mrs.. Myrou, Ophelis
Mr.. Barron, Laertes; Mr.. Rogers, Polonius
Ar. willisms, First Grave Digger. Mr.. Boxes
ssscts the part Of the King Of Denmark and,
according 70 President Llnco,u's criticism, he
has the best soliloquy in the piece. Mr.. Lin
coin ssys, In bis letter 70 Hsckett, that In hi
judgmsat Hamlse's famous soliloquy:
"To b. or not to BE-"
is exctlled by that Of the King. commencing: I:
40, ny o8ence 10 raak, II snsns 70 Heaven;
II hath the prtu ai eldest curse upon Y,
Abrother's murdsrw
We shAll sec how Mr.. Bokee will deliver thi
tonight. No doubt Mr.. Davenport will b,
compli linented with full house.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
Vermont L.sxislAsu ure.

ture convened to.dsvs Ths House wss orrau-
ized py the election OF A. B. Gardener, Of Bir-
mingham, as Speaker, and the re-slection Of
Edward A. Stewart, Of Derby, as Clerk In the
Senate, Henry Clark, Of Poultney, was chosen
Secretary; II. l.. Lsub, Of Burlington, ss Assist-
ant Clerk; and The Rev. II. L. stone, OF North
Held, as Chaplain. Gov. Holbrook delivered
his valsdictory this afternoon.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
A YEAR AQn.

One year ago to-day (ioth) Chambersbpfg,
Pa, was captured by J. Z. B. stuart's cavalry,
and General Wade Hampton made Military
Governor Of the place. On the next day Ne
rebels evacuated Chsmbersburg, after hating
destroyed 5000 new musksts and other sras,
army clothing, the extensive machine shops
and depot buildings Of the railroad and seversl
trains Of loaded cars. r.a t-r san. a.,
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
The wsr n shs ssuah wsss,

REBEL RAID In GENITAL MlnSOUBa.
sr. LOUIS, Oct. v.-lnformation has been
received at headqusTtorS Of Cofisy's and Shel.
ley's raid into Central Missouri. From w arssw
they moved northeast, with the supposed design
Of striking the Pacific railroad at Larwie bridge,
and burn that structure aud destroy the road al
that point! General Grown, commanding the
Central District, was At Clinton, Henry county,
yesterday, In pursuit of the rebels. There Il
also force moving up from Springfield, and
another from Lebanon, which will press the
enemy 50 closely that they can hardly do much
mischief. Gen. Totten left here last night ior
Jefferson City, to take command of portion
Of the forces Intended to meet the rebels.
REBEL MOVEMENTS IN MISSISSIPPI
81 LOUIS, October 9.-The Democratic Vicks.
burg special despatch OF the 80th says: "Joe
Johnston Is at Canton, Miss, with 15,0OC
troops, his supposed design being to prevent
reinforcements from going 70 Rosecrsns. Gen
burg. General Johnston says that oil theIl
victories are useless, unless they crush Rose
Grams before rsinforcemeats reach him.
Tbs Atlanta Appeal, speaking Of their recent
success near Chattanooga, says: "We shall
now be recognised, our securities will rise, snt
VslIsndigham be elected" .,.r...
REBEL MOVEMENTS IN ARKANSAS.
ST. LOUIS, October 0.--The Democrats spe
cial Leavenworth despatch says:
Intelligence having reached Fort scott Of tn,
threatened attack on Fort Smith, Gen. Blum
left the former post for the latter on Sunday
last. Tho rebel Gen. Cowell, with 10 ,JC0 men
crossed the Arkansas river, esst Of Fort Smith
on the LIST instant, and joined Gen. Coffee a
Crooling Prairie, Missouri. ds1srmined 70 max,
a raid into Arkansas or hiaAonxi. On receip
Of this information all The csyalsy 10 Kspsa,
district and battery we're ss9e y .1ost 6celt
A letter from Fort Scott, Of IL m, says tbs
Lieut.. Tappin, of General BlunsS aaa, ksd Or
rived and reported that Gen. Biunt's ssah sht
body guard had been captured, and slso Oh,
command under Lieut.. Pend, - Daxter'
Spring. ''oNu"SW
General Blunt had got ten hibs swsy, ut |
was uncertain whether he - aesesps1. Tn,
rebels were under Qusntre.l, Hustsr ssd Cor
don, and were moving toward Fort Scott
There was no danger, housNse, of that pos
being taken, 1t being abusaaa1ly sArssg TO re
sst an attack.
hEPoRTBD REBEL ADvAnCB ON FOny SCOTT.
sT. LOUIS, Oct. S.-The special dispatch ;,
the Democrat, from LeavenHoFth, Gays there
much excitement there ip oq.ce1ueac Of rs
ports OF the rebel advance on Fort scost ami
Kansas City, All the tsopps n LssyenvogtI
arc ordered below, and u u ststed that the ii
litia are called out. Fort ocett ID belisyef tl
BE- strong enough sucssssfally 20 rusAst s6Snsk
Col. Blair 10 In commaNd shsrS, y y alIld
Gen, Blunt will msrchAtS 1fsxas unisuS n
force Is Weakened by being ordered 10 6pFine
nsld or Little kock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
a-as As.in., General WEE.

The Tro, Ts~s Of Thursday says, "A mes
named GuIdmAn, Of New York, who was af.
rested during the, riot trials in that city, hss
commenced suit agsint General Wool fol
alleged slseimprisonmcnt, laying his dsmsges
at the modest cum Of afty thousand dollars.
The pspers were served upon the General In
this city . few days ago. Hehas retained enineai
counsel, and will, of course, defend the matter
to the bitter end.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
The North Americas Telegraph Assseis-

The North Americas Telegraph Assseis-
EauLf ton. .sUt
The North American Telegraph Association
is in session at the office Of the American Tels-
graph Company In New York. The following
companies, comprising the association, are
The American Telegraph Company.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
The New. York and Buffalo Telegraph Com
The Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company.
The Illinois and Mississlppl Telegraph Com
pany. 40 .-., -. 80 =, =, ll,.s,g.
The Southwestern Telegraph Company. .4fs
The Montreal Telegraph Company. aatauf
Al the needing on Wednesday rssclntlops
were passed highly complimentary 70 Cyrus W.
Field for his indsfatigabls lsbos In connsctlup
with tho Atlantic Cable Company, and 10 Perry
Ned. Collins, for his persistoat ssdsavon 70
unite the two hemispheres, via Behrinss etrsiss
and the Russian possessions. tgf4 ~ 10 rciIu1
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10
III. i.,l...l 49,. SXir|

PRovrpsxct, Oct. s.-Ths Great National
Hone Fair which opened yesterday vith inti1
cations Of splendid success In every respect,
has beea suspended for one day In consequences
Of bad westher. The programme arranged for
to-day will be carried out on Friday, and that
intended for Friday will come OF on Saturday.
Tho entries and attendance % far reader the
Fair marked saeosss. d utu.n f." p iJIi
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

~ ~ 0UrRAosoUs DssERrla,-ops fellow
hasdessrtsd ffom hvswivss and SOAs rsglnsats.
IN provost msrshals are snss him, and II
esughs he will be allowed TO eommuss by ssrv-
Ing his time out with the hys wives.
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

Tns PlssIDsHr desires TO sse again the SOL
dier who presented himself this morning (sst-
turd.y, Oct. 1osh,) At the "soldiers' Home, -
asking to be discharged for lumbago.