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For Wounds, either OccaisOned by the
BayOnet, Sabre or the Bullet.
sores or Bruises.

To which every Soldier or Sailor are liable, there
are no medicines safe, sure and convenient at
Holloway Pills and Ointment The poor wounded
and almost wing sufferer might have his wounds
dressed immediately Il he would only provide him
self with this matchless Ointment, which should he
thrust into the wound and smeared all round il,
tleu cover with a piece Of linen from his knapsack
ami compressed with handk erchieE Taking night
ami morning six eight Pills. T. cool the system
ami prevent Inflammation.
Every Soldiers knapsack and Seaman's che
would be provided with these valuable Remedies
CAL IION.-None are genuine unless the
words % Holloway, New-YOrk and London - are dis
cernabe a a water-ruark IN every leaf OF the book
OF directions around each pot or box, the may
be plainly seen by holding the leaf 70 the light.
handsome reward will be given 10 any one render
such information viii lead % the detection Of
any party parties cOunterfeiting the medicines
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
- sold az the Mandatory Of Professor HollO-
spectacle Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
hrou -hout the civilized world, In boxes at 3 cent?
~ cents and ITO.
There is considerable saving ~ taking the Larger
sizes.
NIB Directions fer the guidance of patients in
every disorder aftxed % each box.
Dealers in my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars, a c. sent
FREE OF EXPENSE, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so MAIDEN Lane n. Y.
JOHN p. HENRY 3 co..
Wholesale DEALERS
English & American Patent Medicines,
Han Ois s-a Rs,fors,.u,,, Psrf4-,,ry gf al
sIHas, &C., o..
JJoiP + Henry WATERB sIdTI,,B vt :, a9a
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KRoMER'S CUpham's) HAIR DYE
IN tents a .gnN

D0XES larger than Dyes shat sell for 81 NAru
ID RAJ, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WARRANTED 70
please This article has been thoroughly tested hv
DR. CHtLTON uI New York ami Pru4s Booth and
Garrett Of Philadelphia, who pronounce IL free
from all poisonous Ingr dieuts, and the material
composing il viii not inIufe the most deli-ate hair
sold 10y Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers every
where.
JNO. ! KRONER. sole Propricto-.
f03 Chestnut St. philadclp
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w AR Oh AEM = .

V'HE sl0u Bounty due soldiers discharged for
L wounds received ia battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention 60 claims In
Inch other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been sUspEN bED, of which there are tens % thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over %
soldiers and their heirs over 100000, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten per cent, and mo- pay until AFTER We have sue
ceedcd
The Amy Herald Is published monthly, and Is de-
voted O. the interests o the soldier and his heirs
10 HON it 5. invaluable Write Us and we will
send you copy free, for thirty cents We Will send
you hy feturu mail tine engraved tinted Likeness
fAlhum s.zel Of 1t ten. Grant. and the Army Her-
al for otc ssIr. To persons sending club OF four,
we viii -enf. Frs1il1H, an additional likeness and
u. He-Isf.r one year. and for each additional
u'serIar az additional likeness % the -etter up ~
tie Climb so thar a person seutin. us CLUB o' ten
and s. viii Dee entitled 90 receive hiHsffE scrsn
Likeucsscs ant Tie am Head Tor oue year, and
for any other numrer 10 the anne ratiO.
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NGH1 LINZ Leave whitehall Daily, fS4tur-
SD Il. VI DAYS and sundays excepted At
SIS ", upon arrival 81 the trains from New York
and Buffalo, and Suspension Bridge the same day,
reaching Burlington at l21 A. NJ, and Plattshurgh
AZ $50 4. connecting at each place with Trains
arriving AZ Montreal at go A. NJ, and Ogdensburg
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sir james CIarke's
CFLEBR ATED FEMALE PILLS.

I Ettbh II I'D tSlh LII PILLS.
V'HiS weu known medicine Is no imposition
L but a sure safe remedy &c Female Dimsultis
and Distractions, from any cause whatever;
although powerful remedy, it contains nothing
hurtful b. the constitution.
viii, in a short time, bring on the monthly perio
with regularity.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
il the Back and Limbs Hsayiness Fatigue on slight
ezertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Lowness @
Spirits, Mysteries Sick Headache, Whites, and al
he painful diseases occasioned by dsordeI,a sys-
ten, these Pills viii Affect a cure when all other
means have failed.
These Pills have never been known O. fail wber,
the directions on the end page Of the Pamphlet a.
veil observed.
For fall particulars, get pamphlet, Tree, Of the
gent
y. B.-sl and postage stamps enclosed To- any
authorized gent viii insure bottle. Containing
Pills. by return mail.
JOB NOSES, Soc Proprietro
p C0rtlandtSt ;. !. CIT
Sold BY all Druggists. tavN
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NE W OoK :
SILVER PLATED
CHINA HALL.
SIS. BROWN


A COMPLETE and full assortment Of Rods,
n Reels, Spoons, Lines, Hooks OF all kinds,
treble and single), Fly Hooks, large and small,
Fish Baskets. Swivels, Gimp, Gut aud everything
in the line, at No. Bank Block.
BRlNSMAlD { HILDRETH.
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Weakness or Debility Induced by Owe
Fatigue

viii soon disappear by the use OF these valuable
Pills and the Soldier will quickly acquire addition
tonal strength Never let the Bowels be either
fined unduly acted upon. Ii may seem strange
that HOlloWay's Pills should be recommended for
Dysentery and Flux, many persons supposing that
they would increase the relaxation. This IL great
mistake for these Pills will correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove all the acrid humoursfrum
the system. This medicine Will give tone and vigor
to the whole os-Anic system however deranged,
while health and strength follow as a matter of
course. Nothing will stop the relaxation Of the
Bowels 81 sure a. this famous medicine.
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DAY LINE. Leave Rouse's Point Daily.
From R9use' Point. at - a. n, except sunday =
7.i5 A. VI. and Plattsburgh al z A. "
on arrival OF Train from Montreal, va V. Cana
da Railroad, connecting with Boats at burlington
at 1000 a. n, at Ticundcroga at p. n. with
Lake Geurge Boat. reach Whitehall at f.4l p
~. IN season for the Train connecting At Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the Hudson
River. aud with NIGHT EMPRESS IR4IN TO
TIE VEST.
y.ieHT LINE Leave Ronses Point Daily,
D - y. VI. Except Saturdays and sun
cays,) on arrival Of Train from Montreal and UE-
dens1ursh. arriving az Burlington al 81 o. p. ~ and
reaching Whitehall at $3.50 A. n, lu time for tx
press Train reaching New y ork az i.41 Pm and
only Line connecting with the Hudson River bay
a. p N. and Buffalo and Suspension Bridge 81
r.. ".
Al the Lines will be run via Port Kent and
Platt-burgh.
Fare as l0ir as By any other Route
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line between
the principal places in the Northern States can he
procured ~ the
ceHSaHss osies, Ee'i sai, Govt House SgHr,,
Burlington. ~
~. TRAcr, Agent, Is Commissioner Street, Mon
trcAI.
Ca board Lake Champiain Steamer.
VI. tANrIgLh, Pier o.. Foot Liberty Street y. Y.
CHts. THUHNAS. "a broadway. y
ON board Hudson River Steamer.
Hudson River Railroad Ofices y. y
Union Depot Troy, NY.
Northern r. Il. Depot, Albany.
R4GG4GE CHECkED THROUGH Passengers
aud baggt-o Will lie transported from Car o. Boats
from the DePots at Burlin ston, Free Of Chgg..
frei-nts taken at Lowest Rates
IHOS. IA. CANFIELD.
General Sup't
West side Court House Square. Burlington. Vt.
Nav 3. dSwtf
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{ STEAM WEEKLY TO
- ID t,M LIVERPOOL. touching 8,
tAS. ~ QUEENSTOWN, CCork Har-
%s1Assik borl The well uoun Steam

er of the Liverpool, New York and PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Company intend 10 sail As follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER, SATURDAY. SEN. -
LONDON. Oet
BALTIMORE -
nd every succeeding Saturday, at Noon. from Pier
I, North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
PAYABLE - SOLD OR IT'S EQUIVALENT ~ cSRRgScY
FIRST CABIN, $500 STEERAGE. s3ooo
90 70 London, $500 do 70 London, 81. 90
20 70 fArs, $500 DO u Paris, 5000
dc l" hAmourg,Sr,J d" 70 Hamburg ss7,ne
Passengers also forwarded to Havre Bremen. Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally low rates.
tares from Liverpool or Queenstown. let Cabin.
D., s., fu5, steerage s3j Those who wish 70 send
Tor ther friends can buy tickets here at these rste.
For further Information apply at the Company
Offices.
JOHN G. DALE,
Agent. IS Broadway. y. Y.
II. \. DRURY. Burlington.
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A. G.. ST RIO sc.
DEALER N
.Irles. Springs. E'eFg0Cs.

HUBS, sPoKES, WHEELS, SEAT-sTICk6.
PATENT AND ESAMELLED LEATHER ESAAI-
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Oil Cloth Carriage and Fire Bolts Malieshle Iron,
Wrought Nuts, Washers Carriage Rivets, Seat
Handles, SHAFT ShRckles, Dash Francs, Plated and
plain. The best ASSORTMENT Of Carriage-makers
Goods in the state. Also Iron steel, Nailrois An
wills, Vices. Crowbzrs, Mil, Gross cut and Circular
Vsrnish, Turpentine, House Trimmings, Mechanics
Tools Of all kinds, and general assortment Of Shelf
Hardware. CALL AND SEE TEE GOODS AND
PRICES.
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CRIsTADoRO's HAIR DYE.

The history Of the success Of great discoveries ar
fords no parallel 10 the triumphs over competition
and prejudice, accomplished by this powerful vet
harmless vegetable agent, which instantaneously
changes any obnoxious color Of the hair into q black
or brown as magnificent as any that Heaven ever
bestowed upon the head Of man or woman. Manu-
featured by J. CRISTADoRO, No Astor House,
New York. Sold by all ggists.-Applied by
all Hair Dresses.
Sept. IS. DAWN
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Volunteers, Attention! mdiscretions of
XOuTh.

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings can with
certainty he radically cured If the PILLS taken
night and morning. and the Ointment be freely used
stated 10 the printed instructions, II treated in
any other way they dry up in part to break out
in another. Whereas this ointment will remove the
tumors from the systeIn, and leave the patient a
vigorous and healthy man IL will require little
ner.eNer. nee in bad eases % insure lasting CURE
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yvINTERING CATTLE.

ruE Subscriber has on hand Seventy-ive Tons
l GOOD upland meadow Hay, and .uld like 70
axe Cattle or sheep 10 feed Tor the Winter.
For terms sPply q
JAME~ NICHOLS
H.esex, Vt, sept. IL. 1861 Wtw-
SHAWLS. SIAWES a Fine line oc slusre
> and ions. all Wool -hr wis, "a opening.
AZ LTMAN'S
sent % tt.
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OFFICE A. A. PRovosT MARSHAL GES'L,(
BRATrLEBoRo, VI, Aug. -, 1851.
Circular No 70
THE following telegram is published for the in
l. formation and guidance Of Provost Marshals:
WASHINGTON, Aug. 81, 1863.
"To Brig. Gen. r. G. Pitcher.
Keep volunteering as much as possible after
the 5th OF Sept, and let il be known that v0lun-
teers will be counted in the quotas Of the present
call up 10 the last practicable moment before the
drafted men are accepted snd sent to rendezvous
(Slgned) JAS. B. FRY, P. Nc
Brig. Gen. T. G. PITCHER,
A. A. Prov. n Genl.
GEO. ". DEBKvoisz,
Lieut.. V. r. Corps and
Act'g lnsp. P. NJ: G.'s bureau.
DRESSED HOPS No. &, Z Mo. Block.
CHOCOLATE, Cocoa BromA, Rice Flour, Pulver-
" iIed Herbs, At
No. Union Block.
CONCENTRATED LEMONADE. for Pic-Nics, &C.
" no gar required in its For sale al
No. Unian Block-
HORSE RADIsH. at
ID No , Union Block.
CUcUMBEEs in salt, at
" No. , Union BlocS
BIRD CAGES.
+ G.s. BLoDGE- 4 co.
Mays.
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81 REMEMBER-This NED.

cine is designed expressly for obstinate cases Whea
all other cheap remedies Of the kind have failed ID
eure;a that IL IL warranted represented in ev.r
respect, or the price will be refunded ~ BEwAgs
terfet my Iadan Figure for the purpose Of decep
ton. None genuine unless obtained directly
Of Dr. MattisOn at his Office for special disease.
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Wv ETtt EtOtISe,
At Ninposki Pals and Ladies who have auytIiu
lhey wish Dyed % Clelused and usde e. lonk Z /.
food a. New. win d. wei. e. call SIN Cotton 0r
Woolen Dresses, or hsV.s, Colored cleaned and
Presscd 70 look Ike Nss. Gents Coats V,sf. .nS
Pants. Dyei OF Cleaned. and rressc. 10 the t.,t
possible manner, carpet, AMI Rug cisansrvl
Tor Nool,n or Cotton Ven ,-r p. iys-i i-,f I'D,
Or self cniors
- Agency 70 Burlington at the "BEF-'Yii-E
DRY GOODS STORE" Wher. Goods for tie ~.
iiouse can Re .,f.. sl1 vii By Ianctualy a.terea
20.
Janis5i ufr
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NEW York, Oct /
The Tinaes' special Washington dispatch
says this is the 18th day, without advices
from Sherman. Press dispatches from that
army have latterly almost entirely stopped.
1t is surmised that the silence is ominous,
and that active operations in Georgia are
about to he resumed. Sherman at last &C.
counts was was near the junction of the
Macon and Montgomery railroad, twenty
miles south eff Atlanta, and Hood was en-
trenched on the Chatahooehe river, between
Fairborn and Palmetto
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1864. LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1864
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, May 10th, Z.
BERTHS FREE.
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
GOING NoRTH:

DAY LISE. Leave Whitehall Daily. Sun
From BhifetaH days excepted,) at 1879 A. NJ,
1910 A. VI. upon arrival n the Cars from
Troy, Albany and Buffalo reaching Burlington at
As p NJ, and R0uses Point at ~ P. NJ making
direct connection with the Cars for Ogdenshursh
II
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REFERENCES

WssHiNGT0S, y. C.. April rs 1854.
We take pie isurc inc that G e.. Bruce. Esq.
has complied with the hrt of Congress authorizing
certain ptrs1Hs 90 act Army and NAVY Agents flr
the lle.i OF var claims ainst mo Govern uent,
nuf % recommend him - aN persons that have
claims they wish objected promptly.
Iri'st states >trlfa-t-Btu amin 7. Wade, John
Sherman
W.as,-s Of Caag-.s'-E. r. Ecklcy wm. John
stou. WIN J.. Allison.
JGuc D.. wlvr
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WONDERFUL CHANGES RAVE oC-

Cured in this country during the last three four
years, but none more wonderful than the Revolu-
tons in Color produced among the Heal, Of tAs
People, by
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FRIERDs AND RELATIVES
-or M rr ..r-
Rrare Soldiers = sailors


OINTMENT.
IL who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
A or Navy should take especial care, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointment :
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected To provide themselves with them, no better
present can be sent them by their friends. They
have been proved to he the Soldiers neyer-failing
friend In the hour Of need.
Coughs and Colds affecting troops
VIII DO speedily relieved and effectaally eured by
using these admirable medicines, and by paying
proper attention the Directions which are attach
Ell to each Pot Box.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite,
Incidental TO Soldiers.
These feelings which 50 safden Us, usually arise
from trouble annoy Obstructed persprztiOn,
ur eating and drinking whatever is unwh0lesOme,
thus disturbing the hesthfu action Of the liver and
stomach. These organs must he relieved If you de
sire "a he we'll The Pills, taken according 70 the
printed Instructions, will quickly produce healthy
action in both liver and stomach and natural
consequence . lear head and gOod appetite.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.
Maj. Gen. Hooker has assumed command
of the Northern Department, with his head
quarters at Cincinnati.
Maj. Gen. Heintzelman has been ordered
to report at Wheeling.
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CASTORS.


DIGIT BOWER A few barrels Of this favorita
IL brand offour just received az
PEIRCE-S.
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The Greatest Opportunity ever Presented
To PROCURE
VALUABLE JEWELRY.
10000 matches, Chains,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. &C.&C.
Worth 500, O0O!

To be sold az One Dollar Each. without
regard 20 value,
And not % be- paid until you know What you will
receive
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DR.. MATTIsON's SIRE REMEDIES
FOR
Special Diseases.
INDIAN EMMENAGaGVy

This celebrated Female Mediei,.
isprepared expressly for both ma
risd and single ladies, and Is superl1,
10 anything else for the purpose. a.
il Will regulate the system in esss.
ofobstructiOn, from 'rh0fscsr eaus, art
IL therefore Of the greatest value =
married ladies who from ill-heal,l
or other reasOns may wish to ay0.i
an evil 10 which thew are Liable. IL
taken as directed, il will cure an,
case durable by medicine. and Il /,
also perfectly safe At all times. Fp1
directions accompany each Gotti.
Price SO.
The sun., 1864-10-03

Fortr.. kon-oN Va. Sept. so.-rhc United
States hospital steamer Matilda. vita one hundred
and ninc,y.iive wounded officers snd soldiers,
wounded In the sc,on of yesterday :, Chspin's
Bluff, has arrived here. The steamer George
Washington, with one hundred and afty wounded
soldiers. has also arrived here. The unitod States
hospital steamer. with two hundred and twenty
Ave wounded. mostly rrivatcs-all from Deep Bot
tom-Arrivoi hero this afternoon The latos. re-
prts from the ,ront Of that part Of army the
north side Of the james River reprcscnt that every
ding is highly eneouraging Our forces were
within four or FIVE miles, of Richmond this morn
inc, having driven the encr,y before .hcm In con-
fusion. Nearly all our wounded In the action
Of Thurisy Cabout Ave hundred aud seventy In
slll have been brought down
Hsadguarters Army cr the Potomac, oct /
Evsning. Reports from General Buffers D,Y.rt-
ment state that Hote's division STACKED our
troops yesterjny for the purpose Of rcgsining tho
ground lost the day previous but that they were
rcpulsed every time.
The sun., 1864-10-03
GENERAL. SCILY.
Defeat Of the Indiana.

Chieaoa, Oct. "A special dispssch from ~,
Paul, Minnesota dated sept sOth, says "A letter
from Fort Rice, dated the ioh u sept, states that
Captain Fist's i!sho train had been attacked by
the Indians and seven Of his sssr guard and four
eInigran,s were killed. They then attacked his
main body in such number. that he WINS oooii cllci
H. enirench himself and send back 70 General suly
for help. In running fight twenty Indians were
killed" The letter express the opinion that the
whole train will have to return.
Another letter from General suliy's command,
datei August 2lst says ,--'Sieueral sally has had
another battle with 5000 Indians and defeated
them lie la At Fort Union waiting orders ~ return
home. lie mt three steaners loaded with sup
es for him. lie hal ouIy nine men wounded,
ti with arrows except two.
The sun., 1864-10-03
The War in Missouri.

ST. Louis, oct. I 1t ia sisted, on military au-
thority, that 4 messenger arrived from Gen. Mower
today, and that ono sent to him In return
Nothing moro can be as ertanod frou hca alquar-
tcrs Refugees from st Genevieve report hearing
heavy firing in the direction u Pilot Knob to-day
This indicates thn. Gen. Mower has arrived, and is
engaging the enemy known ~ DO there.
Adyices from tho river towns below here say
that large numbers Of refugees still crossing
over into Illinois. Two gunboats lie vi Cape Gil
r,rdeau.
james Harrison, o' the firm OF Choteau, Harrison
& Nsllo, owrcrs Of the Iron Mountain, arrived
here to-day. lie wss Ut Gen. Prices headquarters,
and convor cd with him. He also saw Trusten
Polk and several other 81, Loi's retes. This set
Ties The matter A. to the presones Of Gen. Price In
the STATE, which may here nave denied. Tho fur
nsoes o. the Iron n ,untan sac, but all the
horses and mules there have been stolen by the
rebols.
A party Of rebel cavalry entered Franklin about
tea o'clock to-day, and burned all the Railroad
property there. brigade oi General Smith =
troops soon Afterwards reached there and drove
the rebels out, who went to Gray's Summit four
miles west, and burned the Railroad depot there,
and other buildings and al'o destroyed some val
liable machine shops
A special train went down the Iron Mountsin
X lad from Franklin, las, u IT. uui learned that
the rebels had tired Dc Soto, aud partially de-
groyed the town.
Two men entered DInville on tie North Missouri
Railroad oi. Thussaa;, gni were identified ~ be-
longing TO Andersou's guerrillss They we're I'm.
med!atoy hung.
| train which went W the Iron Mountain Road
to-iay, surnel back irora Maruusbufg in eonse-
queLce VI discovering that band Of guerrIlas was
| lying in wait for II at tie station above Tue
eessio' lists along this rold are said % be selling
Their properly aud taEin- to the bush, 'carns tha!
tie outrngcs Of Anderson gang Vi slerriuss Will
be averaged.
| Loyal men ere receiving arms from the Govern
ment and organizing for the ps)tectDn Of the
! State.
| Great excitement Is reported existing along
the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rsilroad Scouts from
honton report that large force IL advancing to-
wards that place from tho South, but Il ID not
known whethor they are rebel or Union troops.
They are thought however, to be Gen. Mowers
army.
Ths lstss sdvicss from Fort Smith, AIkansas.
~ ~ sur tseoVs thGs ~ - hax rasianS ~