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HALL l. FLETCHER,
Chilli .fGE.VTS.

AND AGENTS FOR THE SETTLEMENT
OF OFFICERS ACCOUNTS
HAVING had long experience as Clerks in the
II Ordnance Office, and in the Office OF the euar-
Sl5nsster General, prepared TO assist VI RI
1LhS In making out RETURNS, and in settling
Tler accounts with those Office. and with the
Treasury Department,
stoppases OF pay removed. Certificates Of non
medicines obtained, etc.
ALL CLAIMS AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
COLLECTED WITH DISPATCH.
ray and Bounty of Deceased Soldiers
Procured.
a. ct Office Address, Box lbs Washington, .. C.,
Vtoelsi fifteenth street
ED. ". HALL
IS. FLETCHER
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". APPLETON.
New Dye sg0use

Mo- -ree11i.v irui- die '-llh'fautsaf q 1r
VI Il-.5 iu1 Vicinity tbst he has established
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salt Rheum Ointment

Contains no mercury other mineral substance. 1t
is wholly and purely
VEG T. IA b l. u.
One trial is sufficient to convince the most skept-
cal that its effca- in allaying Inflammation and
reducing svellings is wonderful.
The Great Family Ointment
Kennedy's Salt Rheum Ointment.
should be IN every household. No other Ointment
can compete with it as a ready and speedy mean,
u relief.
For BURNS and SCALDS it is the most perfect
cure ever known. As an EnsoiieHt
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AMORY EDWARDS, Esq, New York
EBEN 4. CROKER, Esq, Of Croker L Warren,
New York
FLETCHER WESTRAY. Esq, Of Westray, Gibbs
Har ic lstle New YORK..
J. VI. CLAPP, Esq, President, Venango County,
Penn.
L. 3. SIMPSON, Esq, Of L. i. Simpson 4 Co, New
Nt<k
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FRANK CILLEY \ OTHERS ESTATE.

FRANK CILLEY = OTHERS ESTATE.
stated VERMONT. lTnE Honorable the
District al Clitteulgn, S. Probate court iof
tUe District of Clittenden. 80,
Tl AN persons interested in the estate of Frank
CfIIev Fveline Cillcy Lydia Cilley, George CiIIey
and Charles d. Ciliey-minors. ,,-s,
WHEREAS, application in writing, hath been
made o. this Court, by the Guardian Of said minors
Tor license and authority % sell the whole Of the
real estate OF his said wards own certain piece OF
land &C about 2: acres with n house thereon
s'tultst To- said Milton and that Il would
b. beneficial 20 them 20 sell the same and
convert the proceeds thereof into money, and
thereuuou the said Court appointed and assigned
te l-tn day Of November A. ID. 1861 at the PROBATE
Court Rooms. in said District, 20 hear and decide
uuHr said application and ordered that public no.
tie thereof he given % all persons nterestedtheren
It publishing this order three weeks successfully
.f &c Burlington Free Press n newspaper which
sr-ulat- % the mel -hhorhood Of those persons in
re-estcd therein. ali which publications shall be
previous o. the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore You are hereby notified % appear be-
fore said Court, at the time and place Aforesaid,
then and there to object TO the granting OF such
Ucence 10 you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms this til day Of November, A y. 1861.
TIE WALES, Judge.
v.TW5
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CONSTITUTION WATER.

WErHERsFIELD, CoSs., March . SEA
DR. ". Il. GREGG
D.a- SIR Having seen your advertisement OF
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having suffered FOR the past three years' and tried
the skill Of number Of physicians with only q
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procured one bottle Of your agents at Hartford
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~ a. To nv surprise, fonnd great change in my
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spirits cannot express my gratitude for it-iieei
that II Is all and more than you recommend 1t be
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Yours, truly, LEONARD $ Bi6ELoW.
Dr. ". II. GREGe-
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in, one or two Doses aud man can he more CRATE
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prived OF the medicine. would he willing to pay
FifIv Dollars a bottle for IT,
4, has not only cured me, but several other oihe
err in ny district have been cured by it, andI would
recommend every body suffering from any diseases
Of the kidneys, to use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUsH,
New YORK, Dec 81 1864. Sergeant 9th Ward Police.
MORGAN & ALLEN, Wholesale Agents.
IS Cliff Street, New York
Sold by all Druggists.
Oct. 18th soa"Sm
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WE have Just received from Bost-u aE1 New
w YORK, and are receiving New Goods,
j. Z. BRINSMAID,
Church ST
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EiceU sent TO Georgia.
Capture OF New Greek sta
ton.
GOVERNMENT STORES LOST.
NEW IoRK. Nov. -.

New IoRK. Nov. -
tlon IN regard to Sherman's movements
Both the columns under Howard and Slocum
are admitted 70 be across the Oconce river.
The reported occupation Of Nilledgeyile Is
confirmed and the destruction OF the char
coal works and Goundries at Griswoldyille
II Is stated that the panic in Georgia and
South Carolina has had no parallel during
the war. \ levy en- n.asse in these States
is ordered and desperate efforts are being
made to concentrate an army large enough
to check Sherman steady advance.
The Augusta Chr0aicie of the 22d saws
a raiding party tapped the railroad ~ miles
east Of Macon, and DESTROYED lumber train
Heavy cannonading was heard east Of
Gordon supposed to he fight there
Milledgeyille has been evacuated and eve
rything OF value taken away before thu Grri-
val Of the enemy.
The Augusta Despatch Of the DIST says -
Sherman's movement on MilledgeVille was a
ieint TO concentrate rebel forces there.
The Augusta CoRSiifuti0HaiN says about
1000 cavalry visited Madison on the Georgia
State road and burned it on the l9th. On
the 10Th an engine sent W the road found
the enemy II miles nearer Augusta. On
the 10Th the Federals, a raiding party, were
% miles from Augusta.
The Augusta Chronicle Of the both says
A large cavalry force left Greenyille. ;. c.,
and Is moving across the country in the di-
rection of Atlanta with view to cut of the
Yankee column moving down the Georgia
road. in this direction.
1t is stated that Breckenridge was to leave
the Upper Tennessee with his troops on
the 10Th, Tor the Georgia line. With Hood
in his rear, Breckenridge on his fanks, and
80, 900 veterans on his front, Sherman can
not escape.
The Consfitutionalist OF the Goth says 60
As we write the glad and familiar shout Of
veteran troops just arriving from the South
Carolina depot, comes up from the streets.
Since the date of the above. communication
with the east has been cut of by Sherman.
and both Hardee and Beauregard are left
far il the rear Of Sherman.
Coy Brown, Dick Taylor and Btauregard
were reported az Macon on the 10Th inst.
Richmond papcrs of the 18th aud Goth
say they have encouraging news from
Georgla, bu as the Yankees depend upon
them Tor news from Sherman they will not
print it. still they ASSURE their readers that
the official adyices from Georgia are a. favor
able as they could expect.
NEW YoRk. Nov %
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NEW YORK, Nov. 80.

Among the significant articles in the rebel
newspapers is one in the Richmond wing
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IT'S LANDS FORM ITS
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No further call or assessment to be made.

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rsrfics Subscribing -, the COMPANY tfH Reeeite
Rra1 Amount Of stock gfher Companies al ON
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THE LANDS OF THESE COMPANIES are locat-
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B6RlNG TERRITORY Of OVER TEN AND A
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The wells on the adjoining property, known as
lie celebrated "Heidrick" wells, and "Pithole
Creek" wells are famous for sheir immense supply
q oil
The wells on this property are being sunk with
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To the capitalist, and to parties Of limited means
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Persons investing in this Company get IS stock
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Subscription books, maps, and all other informa-
ton can lie obta ned at the Office of the Subscription
Agent
81 Cedar street, New York.
No Subscriptions taken for less than ONE
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Dec. !. W&3wi.
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IIAMs, HAMS ;, HAMs!,! Sugar cured HAn'
IL '''' A, CT. HARTs,
DRrEp BEEF DRIED BEEF! Dried sssfef
IL the very INCEST e qualify . HAxrs.
No. Z Bank Block
c,MoKEp HALIBuT 4 Nov In storss quantity
- On very nice Smoked Halbut.
@. l. HARrb, No. BsnS blssk-
SALMON. Mseisrel. Pietisd Herring sad ss'rs's
- Rank Cod Pish All in fns order,
c. L. Harris, No. bsnk BLOCK
n AIsISS, RAIsINs,, Raisins In whole, hah
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No. 4. Bank Block
ru>oYs, Toys ;, TOYs!,, A very lsrgs sssort-
L ment Of Toys, Mechanical Toys Of AL tinds now
'r No. 4, Bank Block.
ORANGES LEMONS Oranges md 4 I; s9ss in
vANKEE NOTIONS, Yankee Motions q all
II kinds ut U. L. hAnio-
c,LEps, sLEDS, 4 ROCKING HORSE!
y yery large variety Of slsds and ROCKING Horsss
Al @. L. HART9,
No. 4, Bank Block.
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The T'ri5nre's Washington dispatch says
that the seccsh there are in possession Of
information to the effect that Sherman's ca
valry surrounded Miilen and held the place
until the infantry came up and released two
thirds of our prisoners there. The Others
had been removed further South before Sher-
mans arrival.
The secesh at Washington have very long
faces
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\ HAVE large stock II Diaries for ls55. which
L can sell usry i9ic az 'rholsflls and retail.
Respectfully, T. A FU LLEis-
Burlington, Nov. "a, 1864.
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BLACKSMITH WANTED.
A 1oOD workman can find steady employtneut
"A And good wages by applying to
II. WHITNEY,
Nov. 18th. ""1 "iiOosAi A'snee'
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BY EXPRESS.

AND MELODEONs,
BURLINGTON, VERMONT
WE keep constantly on hand, large assort-
w rnent OF the above instruments, from only
such manufactures we knou TO make the pest
f1r re warrant every instrument we sell, for 1--WE
ery respect he is at liberty to exchange it.
The United Co.'S Pianos, made by STOCK 20
forer1en and workmen from the best manufsctories
in New York we make our leading Instruments
The manufacturers, by doing their own labor, ana
sach man being personally interested, are enabled
~ make hrst class instrument, at less price than
snV other establishment Many Of our best mua-
clans and others, have purchased them Anon
the number We refer TO
Prof S. c. Moore, Burlington
G. G. Benedict,
Col. R. G. stone, Plattsburgh, NY.
Mr.. whitesides, Champlain, NJ
Mrs DR.. Woodland, Brandon.
DR.. Drew. Waterbury.
We are also agents for
Dunham, steinway & Sons, Hasslto
Bros, Emerson, WOODWARD q
Brown,
And othsrs All instruments sell At manuic-
tarers' prices, setting them up, and keeping them
IN tune for one YEAR free Of expense. second nsnd
Pianos we take In exchange for new. thereoy nav
ing a stock constantly on hand and ior ale. r>,,S
Ne are also sole agents for MASON HAaLlN,7S,
CABINET ORGANS, whose superiority over a.,
instruments Of the Melodeon class, are 700 ven
known TO dwell upon Samples always 70 De seen
at our warerooms- ..- ,,h ~
responsibility, selling instruments In nine cAsos
ont OF ten you will get cheated II you purchase o.
them But call at our warerooms, AT H. L. Story
Music Store, before purchasing, and see VhA' We
an do for you. - s-opv
A W. POWERS, H. L. SIVsI
Burlington, Aug .. 1884 o@"-
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THE PRESIDENT PETROLEUM co.
7RE,IDENT, VENANGO CO, Penn.
OFFICERS

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NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.:
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Looking toward sunset;n by Mrs. Child.
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i.The Ame lean boys book Of sports and games
A splendid book, beautifully bound, and illustrated
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Nov. 10Th, 1864.
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HOODS LINE OF MARCH.

Heavy firing at Butch Gap.
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DRUNKENNESS CAN BE CURED:

TTAVING been afflicted with drunkenness IN my
family f1r the last fifteen years / have spared
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m. Happily I succeeded and can now rejoice in
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receipt o. dlty cents Address
DR.. HUMPHREYS
Care Of Box SOS,
w9ua New York City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

st. Louis, March 9.--Gen. Roseorans
has issoed . special order requiring all
persons attending religious conventions,
synods, conferences, or other con vocatious
held in his department., to take most
stringent oath OF allegiance. A violation
Of this order subjects call assemblies 70
dispersion by any Provost Marshal.
Cincinnati, March 9.-Ths Gazette Of
to-day says that Secretary Chase &C.
cepted the action of the Union members
Ct the Ohio Legislature in recommending
the denomination Of Lincoln as derisive
in regard to his candidacy for the Presi-
dency, and is DESTROYS that the harmony
and union existing shall not be disturbed.
He expressed the wish that bis name he
Withdrawn from the canvass.
St. Louis, March "a Leavenworth
dispatch says that an unsuccessful attempt
to make the Union League rescind res.
olution denouncing the Senatorial election,
was made last night, and that the mem
bers of the Legislature, who we're ex.
PEELED, be allowed q trial.
Portland, March 9.-Nova Scotia from
Liverpool 18th, Londonderry 26,h.-Af.
fairs in Schleswig are unchanged.
Rumor says Queen Victoria is about to
abdicate-the Prince Of Wales will ascend
the throne as Edward Seventh.
New York, March 9.-Richmond Senti.
mel Of the 9Th urges the trial by the mill.
tary Of DahIgrens captured men. 1t also
contains the following telegrams:
Meridian, March 4.-Tbe work Of re.
pairing the railroad is progressing rapidly.
There were three bridges destroyed on
the Selma road, 50 on the Mobile and
Ohio road.
Sherman burnt great deal of property
here and at Maria, Enterprise aud Lock.
hard stations. All public buildings here
and and number of private houses. The
enemy pilla. ID every house and provisions
were taken from almost every family.
, Sherman's raid laid waste the country
through which he passed.
Chattanooga, March o. The situation
of the rebel army remains unchanged
Wheeler, Roddy and Morgan all near
Dalton. The probability are that johns
sons army will soon be increased from
Mississippi and Alabama.
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New Advertisem'ts
Sherin'S Sale,

SneEIn y S0les
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of a Spe
~ cial Execution, dated March 18th. A. D. 1864
to me directed from he Clerks Office of the Dis
trict Court Of Woodbury. county, Iowa, on Monday.
April 18th. A. d. 1864, between tho hours Of 9
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock p, NJ. of said tay in
front Of the Post Office door in Sioux City, Iowa
will proceed to offer for sale at public auction
which sale will commence At o'clock A. NJ. the
following described premises, to-wit:
Lots and s, III Block No. B., in East Sioux
City, and lot No II in block g. in Sioux City, East
Addition, in Woodbury. county, Iowa.
-. said property will be sold as the property Of
Marshall r. Moore, under said execution, In favor
Of Crespin Ogleby against said N. +. Moore and
Cyrus :. Clapp, defendants.
sherifs Office, Sioux City, Marc h. IS 1854
4. }. LAMBERT
~ Sheriff Of Woodbury. County, Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

The Bay State says that great activity
existed in the shoe busine.s Of Lynn since
the new year commenced, and labor in
that line Is plentiful and remunerative.-
The total amount OF revenue collected on
shoes alone for the month Of January is
3,789 So. At three per cent, this gives
tho amount Of sales, $792,9s4, or nearly
$500, 900.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

Hon. Lyman Cook, Of Burlington,
instead Of Davenport, has been appointed
one Of the Com missioners to settle with
the sureties Of james D. Eads.
Mrs. McCardle and her three sous,
are in custody and undergoing examiua.
ton at Dubuque. charged with the mur.
der Of the woman's husband and the faith.
er Of her three sons. The murder, by
whomsoever committed was brutal one
the victim, an old man, having been
beaten to death with clubs or similar
weapons.
The Bloomfield Guard thus speaks Of
matters in the Hairy Nation: Our fellow
citizens will bear Us witness that the signs
Of prosperity were never better in the
Hairy Nation than At the present time.
Farms are changing hands. emigrants are
coming in, improvements are going on, and
everything betokens prosperity among u.s.
David Mcneil, Of Clinton county, has
furnished FIVE sons to the Union army,
one of whom is dead, aud another recently
escaped from confinement 10 Libby Prison,
Richmond.
#. NJ. Stevenson, Of the 2lst Infantry
fell from a boat into the Mississippi River
near New Orleans, and was drowned. He
was from Dubuque.
Rev. W. Simpson, one of the pioneer
ministers Of the NJ L. Church in thi.
State, died on the ODD day Of February,
at Marshall, Iowa.
The Union Guard, Bloomfield, sets
up one Dr.. Fuller, an oculist, who has
skedaddled from Bloomfield, leaving sun.
dry bills unsettled.
"A fellow down in Fremont county
stole two horses and another mans wife,
all in the same day. Fast youth, that!
Seventy. nine rebel prisoners died at
the Rock leland Barracks last week.
The defaulting Elk Treasurer Of Jack.
son county, has acknowledged the corn,
and has forked over 500 10 gold to the
county.
A wood saw and rain barrel belonging
to the Editor Of the Lyons Mirror were
recently hooked by soms incorrigible
scoundre!.
The dwelling Of Nj. Woodmancy in
Clayton county, vas recently destroyed
by Ere. A daughter ofMr. w., four years
Of age, persisted in the flames!
The contract is let for the compile.
ton Of the Cedar Falls and Minnesota
Railroad to Wsverly BY the lst Of Sep.
tember. So says the St. Charles City In.
telligcncer.
The State Auditing Board is in sss-
sion at Davenport.
We learn from the Gate City tibet on
the LIST inst. three persons were drowned
in the Des Moines river, two miles below
Harrington. Their names are Evander
Tower, Ellen Crooks, and Mary Murphy.
They were attempting to cross on the ice,
and broke through.
- The Iowa river is blidged in Eve
places in Marshall county. Another
bridge will soon be constructed At Youns's
Ford, same county.
The Editor Of the Waverly PArnir,
Bremen county, has in his possession a
copy Of Cicero's works, printed in 1922.
Pretty old document 1t is thought to
be the individual who goes BY the title of
the "oldest inhabitant."
A son Ut NJ. Atchison, of this city,
twelve or fourteen years OF age, was run
over by the Sunderland House omnibus,
yesterday morning, and died Of his inju.
ries IN the afternoon. Hack. Eye Sd inst
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-03-19

John Morrissey has fought bis illness
successfully, and il about to resume
business
The Minnesota Legislature increases
tho salary Of the Governor of that State
$4,000, and give $500 to the person who
killed Little Grow, the Sioux Indian chief
We don't hear so much about enlistinp
negro soldiers nowadays. What is the
matter? If they are so much better than
white soldiers, better draft them and let
the inferior race slide"
They are organizing the Tenth National
Bank in New York City. From what We
see in tho papers. No infer that all the
banks there will before long put them.
selves on the National basis-probably
retaining their present names.
California Is becoming the land of the
vine. A ship is reported on the way to
New York with = cargo Of wine and
"nothing else That i. q great thing
"for new country"
Snow 10 said to be foot deep abou,
Oshkosh. Wis.,, and people continue to
enjoy 1.-The tingling and the gingling Of
the BELLS"
A soldier in one Of the Kentucky camps
says the motto with him is, "United We
sleep, devided We freeze"
The directors Of the Hudson River Rail.
road have voted $1,000 ~ donation to
the Metropolitan Fair 10 New York.
On Tuesday Of last week riot occurred
at Washington, Pa, between . number of
citizens and soldiers, during which four
citizens we're shot, one Of whom, named
David Wolff, has since died.
During search at house in Glouces.
ter for goods stolen during the recent Gre,
ready made coffin was found (stolen
from one Of the dealers) with the top
knocked of, and rockers upon the bottom,
making ssrvicabls cradle, in which .
babe WAS comfortably snoozins.
On every business day in London, up.
wards Of 100000 persons enter the si,y
BY Ito various approaches, aud leave i.
again 10 tho evening for their homes at
West End, in the suburbs, or in the coun.
try. It was ascertained BY the officers Of
the City Polioe, that an average of $685..
900 proceeded on foot, and II, 900 in ".
hicles. The number Of vehicles ascer-
tanned At the Same time to enter tho city
every twenty four hours was 1876.
General Sieel says that he has no Official
knowledge Of having been assigned TO the
command Of West Virginia, while tho
President says that be issued such IN or.
der more than week ago.
The Committee on the conduct Of the
war are about to investigate the Florida
expedition. Admiral Dahlgreen and Gen.
Gilmore will DO examined with reference
to the subject.
A Dispatch from Washinato ton states
that Colonel Hatch Of tho I'd Iowa cav
airy. will be nominated in ! few days for
Brisadier General. The sooner, the BET.
ter. Colonel Williamson, Of The 4th in
fantry should b plscea on the kss Of
nominations for The same position,