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FL Hollo W ay's Ointm n t.

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Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blister
ed and infamed feet, all those the Soldier
must endure, MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS.
when your sons are grasping their muskets to
meet danger, think what relief single pot of
this ALL HEALING & COOLING SALvE will
give to the one you love when far away from
home and friends. 1t hardens and makes
tough the feet SO that they can endure great
fatigue. 1t soothes and relieves the infiamed
and stiffened joints, leaving them supple,
strong and vigorous, while for
Sabre Cuts and Gun Shot Wounds,
1t stands uuequalled, removing and prevent
ing every vestige of Inflammation and gently
drawing the edges together, it quickly and
completely heals the most frightful wounds.
Vices end Sisters of Volunteers.
You can not put into the Knapsacks of your
Husbands and Brothers, more valuable or
more necessary gift than a supply of this
Extraordinary Military Salpe.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at
night, exposed to drenching rains and chill
night air, is often seized with most VIOLENT
PAINS, COUGH and SUFFOCATING HOARSE-
NESS, first symptoms of QUICK CONSUMP-
TION, but if supplied with HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS and HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT, all dan
morning, and the Ointment briskly rubbed
twice day over the throat and chest will re-
move the severest pains and stop .he most
distressing or dangerous COUGH. Therefore
we say to the whole Army.
SOLDIERS ATTENTIONN
See to your own health, do not trust to the
Army supplies although most valuable
These PILLS and OINTMENT have been thor
oughly tested, they are the only remedies
used in the European Camps and Barracks.
for over forty years Doctor Holloway has sup
piled all the Armies in Europe, and during
CRIMEAN CAMPAIGN he established depot
at Balaclava, for the exclusive sale of these
GREAT REMEDIES, many time his special
Agent there has sold over ton in weight Of
the Ointment in single day. These terrib Z
and fatal enemies of the soldier in camp.
DIA r E a, DYSENTERY. SCURYY
Sores and ROFULOUS ERUPTiONS
all disappear like charm before these PILL
and OINTMENT, and ow while the Cry rings
throug ghout the land,
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Casper Desmeyer's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed was, on ths 18th day Of January,
1858. appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
Estate of Casper Desmeyer, late of said Coun-
ty. deceased. JOHN ]. EIGER,
F-b. :, 1S4S.-3w. Adm'r.
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3 Citizen Beall's Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
cd was, on the 9Th day of February 1863, ap
pointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
Comfy, Ohio, Administrator of the Estate OF
Citizen Beall, deceased.
fs e JOHN GRIFFITH, Admir-.
|. Feb. IL, 1S63.-3w. pd.
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Isaac Philips Estate.

Notice, is hereby given that the subscribers
were, on the 10th day of December, 1858
appoin ed by the Probate Court of Monroe
Countrywide, Executors of the w i'll of Isaac
Philips deceased. sl5..
THOMAS WEST, -
EZRA NJ. PHILIPS,
Jan %, 1S63.-3w.p .pd.
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Stock of Apple Trees,

of fine size and of great vigor CHsaRrrs--a
very Superior assortment, and an imuense
Stock both of STANDARD and DWARF
PEACHES PRARS, PLUMS, APRIC0TS. &c.
For garden culture we have . yerv 6ne
Stock of DWARF APPLES, Of the bess
and most snowy varieties. DWARF PRARs
and DWARF CHERRIES, and Berries q sr,at
variety. OF HARD GRAPES we have iSe6t
80 varieties, including DELAWARK. DIANA
CONCERA, CUYAHoGA, REBRCCA IARLY
NORTHERN MUSCODINE, &c., &c.
Of Ornamentals, We have an i'm meuse steek
both in variety and amount. or Rverereen
and other Trees and Shrubs, Roses. Vines.
Dahiias, Phloxes, &c., &C.; all of which te
will sell for CASH, at prices to suit the times.
Now is the time to buy, as one dollar nj
get nearly as much as two will at other tin 81.
and the Trees are of extra size and oualitv. :.
| We are also receiving and forwardine ,ub.
scriptions for most of the Agricultural. Hor-
ticultural and Rural publications. most q
which we can furnish to our custoners n
Club rates. 11roE 2
| g Address all orders to i
JAMES EDGERToN,
BarnssOize, O1is.s
Jan. 8. 1S62.-tf.
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FOR SALE.

TIME undersigned has two Lots in the
town of Woodsfeld, which he is
- dssirous Of selling lone them is
ss[k situated an Main Street. two
4sHs& good houses thereon, one two
- story dwelling house, the other
admirably adapted for store use. The other
Lots is located on back Street, and has two
good stables thereon; to be sold on good terms.
81 For particulars inquire of
J. A. PIERS0N.
October 20, 1862,
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Attachment Notice.

F. A. Lamping, Plaintiff,
against
J. L. Dye, Defendant.
BEFORE John Bearjmore, J. p. of Wash
ington. Township, Monroe County. Ohio, on
the 31st day of December A. d. 1852, said
justice issued an an order of attachment in
the above action, for the sum of one hundred
and seventeen dollars and ninety-nine cents;
which cause is set for hearing on the 2lst day
of Feb. A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
- F. A.. LAMPING, Plaintiff.
January 81. ls63.--4w.
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Legal Notice.
In the Probate Court Of Moaroe County,
- Ohio

i sa~ Ohio.
IT. .ANEYs MOSHER, Mary Mosher and
- PHILIPPINE Mosher, who reside out Of
the State of Ohio, sill take notice, that on
the Eighth day of December, A. d. 1862, John
J. Egger, as the Administrator of Mary Keyser
late of Monroe County, Ohio, Deceased, filed
his petition in the Probate Court of Monroe
County, Ohio, against them and others, the
object and prayer of which is to sell the fol
lowing Real Estate to pay debts, to wit:
Town lots numbered six co and seven %
in the town of Miltonsburgh. Monroe County,
Ohio. Said petition will be for hearing, in
said Court on the 10th day of January, 1868.
g JOHN J. EGGER, Admir-.
81 December II, l962-4w. -
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Barnett Adamson,s Estate.

& Notice is hereby given, that the subscri
bers were, on the 4th day of November, 1862
appointed by the Probate Court of Monro,
County, Ohio, Administrators of the Estate o
Barnett Adamson, deceased.
w. J. ADAMSON and
-. ISABEL ADAMSON,
. Jan. 7, 1sss.-3t.pd. Adm'rs.
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Halt! Halt
A Cry from Washington
voLUNTEEKs, ATTENTION.


~ WIVES, MoTHERs and SISTERS,
whose Husbands, Sons and Brothers are
serving in the Army, cannot put into
their knapsacks more necessary or val
uable gift than a few boxes Of HOL-
LOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT. /.
They insure health even under the expo
sure Of Soldiers life. Only 25 cents q
Box or Pot.
Soldiers Special Notice.
Do YOUR DUTY TO YOURSELVES Pro.
TEcT YOUR HEALTH!
Ma Read the folloa0ing, just receiped
this day from Washington:
WASHINGTON, D. G..
T. HOLLOWAY, M. D.
DEAR sSIR:-1 avail myself of thi
opportunity to express my gratitude 70
your kindness in being so prompt in send
ing me your valuable PILLS and ONT
MENT. Hundreds of poor soldiers hav
been made comfortable and well by tn
use Of your medicines, and they all ca
testify to their healing powers and capa
bility of giving instant relief. It has
within my own observation, saved many
poor soldier from long sickness and muc
suffering Yours truly,
D. G.. VOSE, Washington, D. G.
December 10th, 1862.
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Forwarding and Commits
sion Business.
AT CLARIN GTON, 0.

rFHE undersigned having in charge a New
i and Commodious Ware House, convenient
to the Steam Boat Landing, solicits the pat
ronage of the Public generally, who have bu-
siness of this branch to be attended to, with
pronptness and dispatch, and at such mode
rate prices as will not fail to satisfy all who
may favor me with their business.
Jan. s, 1S62.-3mo PETER DILLON.
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THE Proprietor of these Nurseries weuId
i respectfully inform the public and every
body that his Stock is very complete, and In
most things great in variety and amount. He
would impress on the minds of those wishing
to plant: the Importance of procuring seed
trees grown near home add of the best vsr:e-
ties-all of which we claim to have. While
| this is the only place in Eastern Ohio where
g OOD RELIABLE ,ST1ND1RD
PEAR TREES "a #
can be procured, and at the same tims pur.
chasers can be accommodated with anvtbinr
they need in the way of TREES. PLANTS 81.
We would note particularly, very lsree
Stock Of Anplo Troor
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WRITING DESKS both Leather and
Mahogany.

We desire to call the attention of
MERCHANTS
to eur Stock of DIARIES FOR 1868,
which we are confident we can offer lower
than any house in the City. Send in your
orders early.
We have also full stock Of
BEADLES DIME BOOKS
Consisting of NOVELS, SosG Books, LETTER
WRIrERs, Books OF ErTIoUErrg, NATIONAL TAX
Law, &C., &c.
E Don't forget the place,
log Main ST., Wheeling Va.
Ssi doors above M. & NJ. Bank.
We are agents for the METHODIST BOOK
CONCERN; 81
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION;
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, and PRESBY-
TERRAIN BOARD of PUBLICATION, and can
furnish S. s. Libraries and Sunday School
Books of all kinds, at their prices,
JAMES G. ORR & co.
Sept, %, 1S62.-ly.
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Elijah Gray's Estate.

January II, 1868.
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Jan. 2s, 1ss3.-3w.pd.
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United states of America:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNEssEE-No. IL.
lHf HEREAS an information has been nled Ia che
w District OouFt Of Tie United States Tor eaii ns,
trisL, on tns ed day Of Jnly, A. ~ 1863, by John
TrinbN, lsq, Attorney for tie United State FOR sail
ntstrlct, on behalf Of tho United States, against Two
Shares Of Commerc.sl Insurance Company Stock, and
ths l~clowing lots, with the bnilains5 and improve
menE thereon, OF which ono John n. Jnhn7on i7 the
owner, 20 wit
Lot No 90, Ia lie plan OF tho city OF Nashville, on
tho corner Of Cedar and Cherry suoO,s, IN said city,
rtTeet.
lot No. "a In tho plan Of said olty,I nonllnr IS oct
On simmer street IN said city.
loiNo 40 in the plan Of said city, sfontlng "a feet
40 Cedar street IN said city,
A4edging In substance that said properly was sclgad
On land IN said Dlslrrt, and is Liable 70 oOnnscallon
Lecause said owner was on the let day OF January,
lsS, engaged IN aiding and Rbetting \ certain armed
rebellion against the Government Of Che United States,
NOT having returned 70 bis Allegiance 10 the United
states Within tu days after tho Proclamation OF Tic
PRECEDENT Of thc United STATES, referred 10 IN said
Information. ~
Nov t~herVlore, IN Obedience tothe montuon ortho
Court, uuder taeeon OF the Cour, 10 ua directed AID
deliYeIeii / do hereby Civ public notice 90 al Per.
sons claiming Eaid property, or knowing, or having
anything 20 SAY, why tue same should not b. CON
deInnod as forfeited, shat they b. and appear before
a.k District Conri, o. be held o. The Federal Court
room, az ue Capitol, Ia tho City OF Nashville. on he
10Th day OF October, 1893, then and hero 70 hterpOse
thetr claims.
n. x. GLAS1OCK,
Q. 8. Marshal Tor Niido District Of Tennessss.
mlVnf-IM
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United States of America !

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TERNESSEE-No. lG
kiHkRFhS, ipformation was lied In the Dis.
w trct Court 81 tho United STATES for said District,
on the 10th lay Of July, AID. 1885, by John Tfimble
ESQ, Attorney TOR the United Stai4s fr said District,
on the behalf OF tue said United = atcs, against -Four
Boxes, containing ncse. pauIihlcte Sheets, Towels
and dlvers oiber articles, ~ whIrA Robert A. Nonng
is the ropYtod oWncr, sHsdging, 30 suJssence that SAID
properly F31 scKsd cn hud IN said District, aud il
liable 10 eoniiscstiJn because the owner thereof was
engaged IN armed rcbelion against the Government Of
the United Si8les, and in aiding aud abettlng said TO
bollioa, Ola The d'si dsy of July, 1868, said owner not
having ceased 80 ald and abDt said rebellion in pnrau-
ancc 20 tbs Proclamation Of the President Of tho
UnitedStstea.
Now, therefore, in obedience to the motion OF the
Court, undor the seal Of the Court, 10 me- dlrerled and
delivered, ] do hereby give public notice 10 al per-
sens claiming Eaid %propsrty, or knowing, or having
anything to say, why The came sheaT not 30 con
domned "a forfeited, that they he, and appear before
tho said District Court, 10 be held at ths Federal Court
room, at The Capitol, in the city Of Nashville, on the
"a day Of Arguei, lass then and there TO in.erPoso
thor claims.
T. q. GIASOnCK,
I. &. MaIabsl for Made District Of Tennessee.
NrN.Tu g. A.
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CONFEDERATE DoGs.--The Columbus.
(Aisa) SIN estimates that ia tho Confed-
crate States of America there arc NOT
; less perhaps, than . million Of dogs,
little and big. We regard this 81 q very
moderate estimate. II 10 quite evident
that these dogs must eat Il Is evident,
also, that every ounce Of bread they eat
dimInishes tho supply Of food just that
much and consequently, as the supply
is increased, the price Of what remains
must increase. suppose for instance,
that each dog will consume only one half
ounooO OF bread per dAy-that is certainly
= moderate ostimate but we desire to
be clearly within the bounds Of reason
then the million Of ours would consume
three MILTON five hundred thousand
ounces per week, or fifteen millions one
hundred and sixty-six and two thirds
pounds per annum. AZ present prices.
the bread thus consumed by these
worthless dogs would amount 10 a sum
not less than lorty-six hundred thousand
dollars.
The San therefore urges the slaughter
Of all Southern Rights dogs. But IL tho
dogs are all killed of in Dixie what win
become Of the Richmond ADMINISTRATION
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IM u1 L1llas aENRlN q ENIVnLs


Ths following ia coToct hst 81 al Ho4pitUs 10
this eitYi
~. i-GRn Fact,ry, oolPso strsc' ou he aHi
Asst. surgcoo, {, D. Ap1yrs, l.s.N.
" s-Ou vsrsifv Buna,ng, Nass sir-i, On IN,
Ha Asst. surgou, n D. LINDA, c.EY.
" s-Knsley's ,uDding, s.E, oonar Pnhiic SqaaEs,
enrg -on, Lsw1s y. HAREoN.
q 4-HoWnrd Tigh School. college stress, on NE
HnL las. Y. wsrus, sareeon IN charge.
I" s-susrended.
{" eLsuspcnded.
" T-Conoge street, besWoen Cbarcn and Broad.
Act. Asst. sargeon, q " FSAEos.
" s-Masonlc Hsn, Church street, near simmer.
Asst. Surgeon, c. &, GRAr.
4" &c~rrisgs Factory, Market street, oeiow The
Square. Surgeon, g. STAenAE.
io--6uspendsd.
"it-"PEsT HousE"-on the University FEs.
Ar. Asst. Surgeon, L. D. Hoots.
" b~ooadWay Hstal, Brosd strest, corner Chsuy.
Surgeon, J. p. hAURER
4" sS--Huus High school, Spruce stroot, cor. Broad.
Asst. Surgeon. A. n. snrrs, U.s 8. A.
"l4~Esmsis School, Churrh street, near Ohatsa.
noosa DEPOT. Surgeon, JEoH. PHuI1rH, u.FA.
" ie-fynes' High sohool, Gine street. corner Sum
msr. Surgeon, W. N. czAHnsRs. u SAG
p Z is-Gnrdon Bloch, ocTner Brood street and River
banding. Surgeon, DAVID WusH, "a Ohio
" T5-ETFcsss' HozFr-AL-plantszs Hoisl, s1n-
meE street, cornAr Desder!ck. Surgeon,
=. z. WRcHT.
ULHrnsr Church and oouoyo sirea,i. Asst.
sszseon, &C. MONTGOMERY.
re- ls-No7r's = ss7aaon's Building, No. "A hArhst
street yoEv ", roYs.surfson, T.. A.
E-ssPt,st cns,eh, summer street or Fsrzs,
ASST. sarsnan, q. ga
+" Unsupported.
= 2-Hsrdcas'ls's, south Harksi ngssl e. ".
HsarEn, Asst. Surgeon
- s%1oTaeT Yins and Brad streets q. az w.
HoSHoT, Surgeon, Z. (.
frson Bospitsi, ). G. HIoEHAs. ACT. ASH svrs.
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A snooesssul termination
EDaEFrnID, July 20, 1868

E~DdEFTELD, July - ihpo'
Editor Of nc Nashville Union
At The present stage of the war, this
subject is but little thought Of, even
among semi-loyal men; tho time in which
nertsin ~subjugatlon must be wrought
upon oil instigatoFs and co-oporators of
this wicked and infamous rebellion seem
70 be tho only question upon which we
may now speculate. We have for many
months been educating, drilling, train
ing and teaching both men and officers
in the art Of war, and the price Of our
labor is = very large army Of soldiers and
veterans; and composed Of men who have
survived the great change In life and
made soldering their vocatio n, AZ which
they are constantly employed with a
fixed determination of fully accomplish
ing the object of their mission. And If
any appreciate the real magnitude Of this
war, il ia those connected with the are
my, but the expectation Of It's terminus
tion in : fow days, or ever months with
them, Ia simply folly / for ono am
sorry 10 say that tho South is not yet
Rublugated; but that it WiH be, no hODost
man North or South will attempt to de-
ny. It must succumb sooner or later,
and the leaders OF this rebellion cannot
help seeing and feeling already that
their attempt ct diasolution ia o failure;
sud were II not for the pride which they
have always allowed to predominant
over their better judgment, they would
to-day proclaim this fact 10 tho world,
sue for peace, and ask forgiveness But
this detestable mOokery Of pride, culti-
vatod from childhood by idleness, is the
only stimulsnt now upon which the bo-
gus Oonfederacy rests. May il soon
wave, totter and fall TO rise no more.
Should any branch Of our armies meet
with . repulse we soldiers viii Of course,
feOl very sorry, but not discouraged;
for VIC arc confident Of tho ultimate sue
ceSs Of our arms, sud have calmly con-
signed ourselves 70 the service Of cur
dear country until We have attained
complete triumph, whether the duration
be longer short. Now dear reader, il I
speculate, please pardon the unin tended
presumption. The robols have but two
large armies, while we have not less than
Gve-all we'll disciplined and ready for
active service, commanded by competent
and experienced officers. There are also
many other advantages ia our favor.
which I might enumcrste, but do not
wish TO intrude upon space in Che col.
umRs Of this Ho5Js and patriotic paper
hence will only say that Charleston
seems much more likely to fall now than
did Vicksburg or Port Hudson three
months ago. Richmond viii follow With
the dsioAt Of Lee's army. They will
then exclaim: 'O Lord, we acknowledge
the dark Gin Of slavery, and most earn
eatly imploro thy forgiveness" And
tho Lord will say, SWELL done Abraham.
thou hast punished the wicked and made
them acknowledge their aims. There.
fore, glory, happiness, peace, freedom
and honor shall be added unto thee and
thy people forever"
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MILITARY Y.
p~EPARTMENT HEADoUARTERs

49, NNe - ~ 1aASh
Observation-Disclosures on High street. Mai.
Gen. HOsscrana, commanding.
Cn&3 QltgreJTaasisr-Hesdquafter on High street
near Cedar. Lieut.. Col. Jno. W. Taylor.
Chkf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on summer street,
nesr Broad. Leut. Col. s. simmons.
Proeoa Mdrstdl GcasraI- Headquarters on High
street. Capt. W. NJ. Wiles.
Atsadnt Medical DYei1r-Surgoon A. Henry Thar.
Ston, I'll Vols, "a CherrT street.
POST HEADQUARTERS,
Pos-Hesdquariers On College street, betWssQ IN.
ION and Church stTssia, (DrsHsteVs' reBidence) Gen.
Il. \, Mitchell, Commanding.
Chit AssAsdHa QpaTisrmetg IN charge of Depot
aud pisburslng Ohicer--ta & n. q Hodges, on
Cherry street, between Unioi aHd Church.
A1sisiaRf Q4iaFtsrN0Sc-- 10 chsfgeO Of Clothing, Camp
and Garrison E~quiPags, Market street. Capt.
Thos, J. Cox.
ApisiGHf Qss1rteraaNa--sI charge a Quariermas.
tors Stores, Issues 10 Hospitals, Quarters, eto. Capt.
:. hcksan Leporte, Cherry street, between Church
and Broad stteet.
Asrirtan, Qssa-sersaaS@-ga ohaska Of FueI, FORAGE
and Stationery, No. ~ Market street. Capt. WA.
Mills.
Assistant ousfsrsdstr--In charge Of River Trans.
P~ortation. Capt. ]. D. ssHbbS, high street, GA head.
quarters Gen. Eosscrans'.
AastNans Qscrerasdecr-in charge Of Railroad
transportation, Capt, 4. foTkins, Jr., on Cherry
street, near Theatre.
act AsiasHf QRayternoser-In charge Of Means
OF Transportation, Public Shops, etc. Lieut.. o. n,
Irwin. on CherTystreot, near Theatre.
Head QpartsTs Lnrdit C0Tpd-23 Worth Vine street,
Capt. J. q. Pet0rnon Ass.staut g. rrOvost Narahal
General, Q. S. A., oommauding.
IaraAd ~Corp-Barraok oornor Cherry end High
firettsi Lisas. &c. Miller In charge.
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NOTICES.

om2rtw5 Loa7s No, s-statsd meoiing on n
Saturday az every month, al Old FelloWs Hall, cor
summer and uni0n Htro0tsi John MoCsnand, ". m
7. y, Wnhn. g. "; q. sicharle, =, WI Jos. Moore
~, Treas; Geo. ". Norvell, sec., W. 3. Moore. &. n,
3. GreWeF, J. nj n, Folds, rSlsr.
Cumberland CndpfT, No. l.--M0rlop n Howell, N.
+. High pri0lt; Adna Anderson, d. King; George
s~eieoFio, =. Scribe q. W. podeu, g.. 81 John Nc.
Olelisnd, P.sso. VS.. Brown, =. A, OjF q. Moss.
NJ. III. r. Harsaln, NJ. CIV; James i~umadon, NJ
TYR. c. Brsnsford, eec,i o. A.Fuleri TneasuCr.; n.
Fields, Tyler stated meeting on lot saturday q
cTury month,
Nsssysgs OpHcl Na.1-lohn McCialand, T. I. G..
MN. ID Howell, d. r, @. M.i Adoa Anderson, ". %.
w. IN, Shehlsid, Rsoordofi =. LumsdeP, Capt.
Quart, r. Fiolds, Tyler. stated meeting Cd Monday
ia each munih.
Hasiggh dmmareag 10. John McCloland,
Eminent Commander Norton B, Howell, Gonaris.
slmoi AdnA Anderson, Cart. General Reg. ". ".
Reed, Probate Thompsnn AndaFTon, senior Warrior;
r. D. Wheeler, junior warden; v, vs.. DanIqan.
treasurer u. II. Harrison, Recorder; O. WAds,
Sentinel, Stated melting on Oh thursday oseaoh
month.
PLqnfr Lodge, n o.ial Morton h. Howell, W. M II.
Cox, q Wi J. BoWon, J, M.;1Ohn Fronhaih.te
l.. D.. Rakcr, freasureri y. Davis, s. D.; John Cook
!. 70. y. Fields, Tyler. stued moelinef 90 fourth
Saturday OF every month.
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Oaptain Fira. New JereeY CayalY.

COLONEL WnDxR,-Sinoe the first OF
last February, Colonel Wilder has been
twenty. eight times through tho rebel
lines, and taken 1,157 prisoners, about
1000 horses and q small army Of slaves.
In tho last expedition no took about 600
prisoners, 500 horses and 900 slaves,
killed ten guerEllas and mortally woun-
ded Col, Cant, He lost ono man, private
Stewart, Of tho 18th Indiana. He has
hung Eve and thot fifteen rebels inclu-
ding = Second Lieutenant caught with
our uniform on, ia accordance with tho
orders Of Con. R~osecrans.