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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-08-08
A Wifc's Devotion.
HOW COLONEL MULLIGAN's REMAINS WERE
OBTAINED.

HOW COLONEL MULLIGAN's REMAINS WERE
OBTAINED.
The remains of the late Colonel Mulligan
were conveyed from the field to Cumber-
land by his wife, as thus related by The
Wheeling Intelbgencer:
some of the interesting incidents con-
nected with Colonel Mulligan's death is the
devoted heroism evinced by his noble wife.
Hearing of his probable fate last Tuesday,
she at once LETT Cumberland in a govern
ment ambulance in search of him, turning
a deaf ear to all suggestions made to her as
to the risks she ran, and knowing and car
ing for nothing else but the fate of her gal
liant husband. She Travelled day and night
more than a hundred miles, went through
the enemy's lines, and pursued her inquiries
until she traced up the spot where her hus-
band was lying, and where, sad to tell, he
died only few hours before her arrival.
''Procuring coffin she brought back the
remains as faras Hancock in the ambulance,
and there taking the cars arrived with them
Yesterday in Cumberland. Such woman
was worthy to have been the wife of so gal
liant soldier as Colonel Mulligan.
general Kelly announces that Mrs. Null
ligan was treated by General Early and his
officers with marked courtesy and great
kindness, receiving prompt and efficient
assistance to remove the remains OF the
gallant hero within the Federal Ines.'"
, 1864-01-16

other time, as directed by the bylaws Of said
corporation.
See. IL. Said Company shall have power 10
unite its railroad with any other ,alroad now
constructed, or which may hereafter be con-
structed at either terminus, or at any point at
which il may cross the same, within this Terri
tory, upon such terms us may be mutually agreed
upon between said railroad corporations so con-
Meeting, and for that purpose full power is hereby
given to said Company to make aud execute such
contract with any other Company that may So
cure the object Of such connection PTOrided,
That no cars shall ran upon the line or track of
the road constructed by the company hereby
Incorporated except at the points Of crossing or
ntersecting the same.
Sec. IL. Said Company is hereby authorized
from time TO time to borrow such sum or suns
of money as may he necessary Tor completing
and furnishing and operating the said railroad.
and to assume and dispose Of the bonds in de
nominations Of not hss than five hundred dollars,
bearing rat. of interest not exceeding seven
per centum per annum for any amount so bor-
rowed, and mortgage the corporation property
and franchises, or convey the same by deed Of
trust TO secure the payment OF any debt con.
tracted by said Company for the purposes aIore-
said. and the directors Of said Company may
confer on any bondholdcr Of any bond issued for
money borrowed as aforesaid the right to convert
the principal due or owing thereon into stock of
said Company, at any time not exceeding ten
years from the date Of the bond. under such reg.
u!ations us the directors Of said Company may
sec fit to adopt; and oil salcs Of stock bonds
that may be made at less than par value shall he
good and valid and binding upon such corpora.
iion as if such bonds had been sold for the full
, 1864-01-16
MILITARY RACKS
FOR SALE by
MAJOR ]. STRA1 MAN.

N. 4. Corner MasLlnhton aEd ansSme sts.,
San r. aus isso.
ALLEN M H.-EemenAry Ins,rueItUn In. lie Schools of
the s hsr, Campary, and battalion, viii Manual af
Arms. ! vol tSmn. 80. IS
ALsION Il. A n.-sramanslp, and Its associated
DnIie. In the Royal Navy, vol 12mo.... 10
ANDElSON Gen Robf-kvolutlons of fisld Batteries
OF Arti levy, translated fTnn the French and nr.
ranged for the Amy and Militia Of the Unlisd
States. Published by afder Of The War Depart
tnent val s2ino. with NJ NJ ties, cloth. I 16
ARMY RF61,TfR. nfirla unlird States, lSGi..... Is
BARNARD, MAjor J. J.G.-Notes on Sta Coast Defence,
eonslsiii % frn C0as Port heafionE. the flnern
coy :: ....... .- '.' '-'' ..'':. use
BEN1ONJ. CA Course Of Instruction In Ordnance
and Gunnery, compllrd the use of Cadets In
the United States Military Academy, vol svo half
EIRnIMAN CAP. N. w..The Mini ~ al. Mancai
aud Swordpla, without Mast-r; RaVier and
BrOad.wnFd Exercises ccp'o, tly expla ned and
nlu.tratrd; smali-afm L'Rhi Ipfantiy drin u the
United States A. my; Infantry Maj Ga. Of Prrcns.
sion Mnske's; Comrnny drn nf the sCavalEy;
." ': !: %o, "" r.
DUSK Hans-The Rife. and ow To nee y cemrrisne
al ser'rtiou Of that valuable weapon In al Ne
varieties. vol t6mo hAF ,oan 90
- Rifle Volunteers. and How to orRanife them;
! v't ldna, boards. 80. 30
cAsEY'S Infantry Tactics. vols 1fme. isGa... so
rsidrs long s ~ Others comprising nj the wofks on
Military subjects ln print
NEW MILITARY BOOKS RECEIVED As SOON As
PCBLtsllED.
Books ImpOitsd 10 Order.
IN kinds Of Military Goods imported to order swords,
ncs aud swords got up In the hnes style IN
thirty days, at hhy Ter cent lea than san FsaheIeO
C.iaf >. srhArMAs.
, 1864-01-16
MISC IGLl.AAl.CUs NEl.s IA EMs.


Two women were Killed by vicious ram a
few weeks sircc, on farm hear Charleston
RI.
DIR. Winship. the celebrated athlete, hn,
succeeded in raising by his own nhaidrd
strength clear from the ground twenty six hun
dre'l pounds dead weight and thinks he shall
soon succeed in accomplishing thirty hundred
pounds.
The iallest substitute yet received in New
Hampshire halls from New bury. lie stands
six feet fur aud half inches in his socks, and
is named Joseph f. Adams.
During the past year the Government aa'
lost II 900 horses bv hattie and disease. The
average number daily received at the veterinary
hospitals at Washington alone was over 100
Of which not more than rnr-half are returned
to duty. Il was claimed that large Ir"por'
tim Of this mortality might be saved by the
employment Of regularly trained vctrIiI ary
surgeons in the army. t..
During the month Of August the value Of
the government horses brought from Canada
and entered at Detroit was $l35,O00. During
the quarter ending Octobcr 2, the whole mum
b, r there was 1867, worth in round numbers
s2oO,0O0.
Three hundred men could not carry the
amount Of the National D,bt Of England.
counted out in trn.Pound Dank Of England
notes, notwithstanding the light paper On
which they are printed.
We learn from a return recently made to the
Virginia Legislature, that the Confederate army
has received lO2,9l5 men fr"m that State
This Is mn average oE 032S men toa Congress.
sional district. Illinois has given To the Union
army l30,g39 men, an average 1853 to n Con-
gressIonal district.
After much time and at great expense. a
machine for sewing button holes has nt length
been produced. One thousand huiton.holcs
can be made per day on this machine.
The field Of the fi,s, Bull Run battle is ihickly
strewn with flowers. which spring up from the
mi,ls, ,,f The mould,riro and rustiup medley of
that DAYS horrors
t,o.,.a us ,v;,,,;,,,,
"'"' 's ""'
, 1864-01-16
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD
Is issued every SATURDAY MORNING, At
81 per anmnm, payable In advance; for
SIX months, So; single COrIes, % cents.
Five copies to one address, $50.

~ The coinnns cfhs PUGET SOT.yD KERILD
are open to Communications al YUsSfipgs II pWLlic
policy and Interest, 1ad he GdrJcrcS Of an sides Of
ersSy QHestion sirl he keiy hta: bm such r""'S'u'
niedtionS az are MT of general P"k m"'I"e Or are
Intended for he h4'her0Nce Q, iH8irid1di snds, WiN
be charged "a Gdr,ristmeHts. This RUE TM In no
case he departed from.
kV- icdtiOns deecrip'rs NJ hs character and
resoarcssof ocaHes IN tis Tsrritory, he Inducements
LIey present for scteeHt, ETC., are solicited firm tOe
tRiormed s"H~ctS.
~ Persons cdin0 at m Office IN any bWsiR'ss 'cadt.
eu,r .cR llsdss remember HGt Is dodiRSt He rules t
all printing Offices to eH0ags L-rei IN loud discussions
or rconrer"tion. We desire our .fiends generally 10
bear Yis IN mind.
r. Lesrs personal nadtters, requiring HrtSn
sers ,clen Gey hdre rsrenee to Igsiaess, rI'
receiVe attention.
, 1864-01-16

EcsIPsRss-The almanacs announce two
eclipses for this year; only one Of which,
however, will be visible on the Pacific coast.
1hue will be m almost to,al eclipse Of the sun
oS5ns 9Th Of May next--visihle on this coast
There will also be an eclipse Of the sun OH the
sOth Of October next, but h will not be visible
here. dl ,a ~ ' n
, 1864-01-16

SuPPosED DRowSEp.-Geo Coupe and a
companion, who sailed mail s,oop between
Port Townsend and whiIby's Island, nrs sup.
posed TO have been lost ina mass Of ice in
Psnn's Cove, on dark aud stormy night a
week or two since. They were due thUre at
the time, and no signs Of them are visible So
says the Victopia CAEpnioie
, 1864-01-16

N0UsTY SURVEY OR.-0EORGE w. SLOAN
~ UNITY Surveyor of Pierce County, W. r., viii aI,s nj
to the ties o. said Office In person. All
TO hls care will receive prun,nt alItntion S''eN
etelarooni, DrrenbeT 8, lS63, t,f
, 1864-01-16
TRADE NOTICE.
English AlnlanacS for 1854.


rJNIIE ILLusTRATkD LONDON ALMANAC
for 1854 contains groups Of fresh water Fish. from
paintings by H. kole aud beautifully printed In COioTs,
with interesting descriptions aud many 'eautul Fine
ErgravmEs; twelve original Designs headings To the
Calendar, aud vast OF useful and Interesting
fonatloR-tenderK the Illustrated IL dOn Almanac at
most acceptable aud sggtat esmpahlo the liz
braIy, boudolr, or drawing Retail price, ONE DUL
LAK
cAssEL's lLLUsTRATED ALMANAC FOR
Isi4,
In beautifully tinted cover. contains upwards OF IS
splendid Eugrsvngs. In addition TO the usual eontsnIs,
Cassrs illustrated AmauAc this year supplies mach
able niVFmaon ha: cannot be obtained elsewhere. he.
tall price, Fiery CENTS.
HANN NY's ROYAL ALMANAC r., Il 1854
Contains the British Peenge, Parliamentary Court County
aud Col0n.t Caendar British Arnv aud Navy Llsl aud
large amount OF valuable statistical nd Olher h.0rnlatl H.
nt Gnnd ~ other publ. aCns. 49, pages Retail pr.es,
llFFr CENTS
PUNcH's ALMANAC FOR 1904.
" " original 0mie Ehgravlngs By John Leech and One
thousand Sokes BY Punch Retail price, - Cents.
ZADKlEL's PROPHETIC ALMANAC FOR
1864.
Retail price, FIYrY CENTS.
An the abIve Almaaaes will arrive here nom Londop
aboa. 'e last Of Dsrslnhyr except pdngh Aanac which
will be he about Jan. 18th.
send IL your orders as soon as possible.
Address .. W. SULLIVAN,
Sna.H Hras
, 1864-01-16

sAaED.-Ths barqas GoM Hunter. Capt
Keller. arrived with q cargo Of spars OF an
carly hour this morning. She win leave during
The day l0r San Fsnnciscc. .l5
, 1864-01-16
COMMISSION ARD IVRCVlSI6 lL[IF

SAN FRANCISCO-
ORDERS FOR THE PIPCUAsE or NEE.
" chandsr and articles Of every description are solcsa
By the undersigned.
rsslvnee city Of years, aud an eEpsr
rnee IN the buslnrss Of nearly the 9Th Of time,
considered Sufficient TO variant the confidence
~ the country who occasionally need make purchases
here through the agency of r,ahe party. or Nho may
be looking lot permanent Agent In San Francisco 70
either ts advertiser Osrs his services, assuring al Who
nusi orlers TO him a' ert shall be spared execute
their commissions satisfactorily.
creme. =
Those desiring information concerning The undersigned
arr
REFkRRED 70
}. u. coghil Go,
q. Langley, Druggist,
ftht feabndy a Co,
Ira 2. Rankin,
Ross, pe,nIater ca,
J. Anthony Co. uuinn Once. Sacramento eity.
Aud thr Editor Of the Puget Sound Herald.
Nh-OrdeTs Tor Machinery, tTAnohsrtes, Mrlodeons,
sevlnE Machines, Watches. J. weTy &c, VIII be attended
10 bl eonlpsirnt Judges.
o.. p. FISHER,
CommlssiIu and Purchasing Agent,
t29 Washington u, up stairs,
Opposite Maguires Opera House, San Francisr-,
, 1864-01-16

! Otui umOunt OI ItVeuue ucCTulu8
to oG0yernment from public lands
disposed Of IN W. I. during 1868 .s46,s76 81
By act Of Congress Of Feb. 2O'h, 1862, one
hundred thousand dollars were appropriated for
deiences at the mouth Of The Columbia River.
The work has been commenced, but am not
advised Of the progress made.
No provision has yet been made for the do
fence Of Puget Sound, the great artery Of ocean
navigation into the central part Of the northern
portion Of the Territory. ! am informed by
Gen. Alvord that he has urged upon the Gov
ernHlent the importance Of sending iron-olad
vessels for the defence Of Columbia River and
Puget Sound
In addition to vessels Of war, there should also
be land Qualifications on the Sound. This i'm
portant subject Of national deIences, necessary
for the protection Of Admiralty Inlet and Puget
Sound should at once be brought to the atlen-
ton Of CnngresA
Under circular Instructions from the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Of May 18th, 1862, to COllec-
tors Of Customs. issued 10 pursuance Of gcnc.
, 1864-01-16
Elk-Horn Market.

THE sCBsCRIBEks HAVE OPENED A
Il MARKET adjoining Keaeh's store for the purpose n
supplying the community at large with al Kinds Of choke
MEATS, VEGETABLES, Co.,
A. the lowest market prices for cash. Mll., LorxIpe
Camps hotes and Steamers get their supplies Al srt
notice and have them put Up In hlgh.Ioned style,
h.n.-Cash win be paid ior choice Beef Pork Mutton
sisai MONTGOMERY prRp.
, 1864-01-16

Nor TRuE.-The reported murder Of M. q.
A. Meigs, 81 Port Madison, as published by the
virtoria ChrOniels, We learn from passengers
BY the steamer, yesterday morning. is not tsue.
We arc glad to be assured that be IL still alive
and well no attempt having been made on
his lIis. r, s az. an
, 1864-01-16

TuE wEArItrR-Ailsr sopious showers ol
rain, which only erased vhsn there was no
sestige Of snow vemaiaine, the weather cleared
up u The bssihsins st Me week, leaving smild,
sprins.liks temperature 10 succeed the winlEy
blasts Of the preceding week. A good deal
more Of the same sort Of weather will be agree
abls during The winter months.
, 1864-01-16

LroisLATIyE DocuHFSrs IAN avalanche Of
Legislative do umenis poured In upon us last
evening, and among them goOdly number Of
copies Of the Governors Message, the first We
have seen. Nearly every member Of the Leg
islature has contributed something to this pile.
Thank you, gentlemen.
, 1864-01-16

THAxks.-C Capt. Finch has our tha ks for
polite attentions to this Office fFom time To
time. Last week we were again indebted 10
him Tor California papers containing Eastern
adviees in advance Of those via Oregon. in ad.
ditiOn to the customary iIles Of Victoria papers
, 1864-01-16

LIVE SFocK SHPnEST.- The schooner Fly.
ing Mia sailed from Keach's wharf on Thurs
day evening, with large lot Of becvcs. hogs,
aud sheep. for Victoria. We did not learn the
number, bu Judged that they made full load.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15

East Bucksport-Dec lst Of lung fever, Thos
j. llewey, eyed 81 years and months.
Natervile-Gth inst, Mrs. Ann Appleton, wild.
ow Of the late DR.. Moses Appleton. aged ST yrs
IincoIn-Jan. 4, Henry c. Field, Esq, aged 81
years aud months.
Hluehili--7th inst, Harriet II. Ilnckley al cd
81 years
lianc 1ek-llth inst, Helen VI. Crabtrec, aged
II years and months
Isaac q. Leach Jr., Of Co. l. 2Sth Reg't Maine
Volunteers, died at the residence of his father
Isaac b. Leach Esq Of North Penobscot, of
chronic diarrhoca. Sept. 10th, 1865, aged 80 yrs.
aud 6 months
At the call Of the President in 1862 for nine
months men he volunteered, went down to New
Orleans, (where trust he gave his heart to
God) thence through all the meandcrings of his
military up and down the Mississippi. Before
Fort Hudson he contracted that terrible disease,
which carried him off, When his regiment start
ed for home he was sick, but kept with il until it
reached Augusta, when he was un.Li. to proceed
no farther. His father went and brought him
homo, on his way he said. Gather, If ever / get
well, and my cpantry calls for me again. I shall
60, feel it II be my duty but God called him
before his country did. After his return he
talked much about religion, it was his SOL
ace in pain, for be was great sufferer, but
patient not murmur ped his lips. lis ond
was peace. Ikonnebec papers please copyl
|. II. l..
North ponObsost, Jan 9th 1861.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15

iNtf kitN, jan t-l. iN3t
Ma. Fnt-ot The laai 5 ot 'hi- Pace III
tended on New lcsr'sto mol . 1--we Al
French. Hall, hu; the Weather proving an
favorable it was postponed aa''I the FOLLOW
iuc exc. where we found boua;liul rcfa.'
prepared. The lcyee was generally attended
and al -, thrir fill, at II. :I :, tn. J.i5w-
in. toas,s wcrc gwen
T. the American soldiers May great : i-
~ On slrth, aud homo ~ heaven he t.elss.
SOLDIER. ftiNnd.
To the American nt--May he dln o.
hattie never cease until ii t5ajs oyer ait tbs
Statrs and territories Patriot.
,JcH Davis and Abe l.ine2la-To one a
short legged horse, u the other lon, L.; ed
horse, to eeoh a p,rclptnc saddle, cnh.ws5
troeehes. cold night ana n f1urnty to The
North polar regions Jsstfes.
To thu living and suffering wives and elil.
dren OF those who have failcn during the
1rr,ent rebellion, and alsu-tbose who are
serving in the American rpy-May theIr
manifold wants be supplied BY US who are
protected both in rersoi, ana N prppgry,
and also priyIedged to reInain by our own
,,uret firrsiics. while they furnish beloved
l,ussnnds and fathers u battle our enemies,
and may they not only be cared for bat hon
0rea Nv every true lover Ut their country and
Tag OF the Union. a h. /. NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15
Got tho Best,
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
) 2 W / n @ N A G 4 I u :. 3
A. n. .Bs;aEaSON's;

where all are invited to II and examine.
FEHIl Empire Machine has taken any quantity
q of Premiums, and would have taken m7rs
iremuus if there had been more FAIRS.
Why the Empire Michine is better thin any othfr
l. It makes the f3r& or q shunie stitch, which
will neither RIP rapti ani ALIKE Joih sides
2. 1t has neither cam nor cog mhecl, aud the
least possible friction and runs smooth as glas
and is smphaticahy a N1isetess Machine.
3. 1t performs perfect sewing on every dcscrip-
ton of material, fro leather to the finest mustn't
with cotton, linen silk thread from the cnars-
est to the finest number.
4. 1t requires fifty per cent. less power to drive
it than any other machine. A girl u years of
IL can W rk it steadily without fatigue or inju-
ry to health.
5. Its strength and wonderful simplicity Of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out OF oder, and is gaaraned to give entire sat
iSiaction.
G. Its scans are more firm and beautiful, being
alike on both sides, leaving ridges to wear off
by washing and ironing.
!. The tension OF both threads Is got the
surface of the machine; you do not have to turn
the machine mp si9e aowa to get the tcasion of the
lower thread When the tensisn is aid justcd
ON the Empire Machine any quantity Of sewing
can be done without change.
s. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, as II is firm solid stitch.
.. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
pitcfty and P0fc,iion Gombinci
10. We respectfully inyite all who may desire
to supply themselves with a superior article to
call and examine this CarrIisd Naciuhe An in
spection of this machine W II satisfy any person
of its great superiority to anything in the market
IL. Five minutes instruction is sufficient TO en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
- One of the Empire Machines can be seen
Cloak Making Room, over \. I. Grceleys Store,
Main Street. 30
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15
Special Notices.
~ Special Attention is naked to

HtNNEWEIL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
To make Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat and
Lung Complaints, and to rid the mind NJ climatic
when tho ut has been, the introducing OF compo
ncuts which dehtate and by such restrain the great
est freedom Of tho only theory by which such
complaints can be afectualY cured, the point sade
IN hts valuable preparation. To prevent asking atIeu
ton n long stories of great and n long descriptive
techncliiics. would ask CONFIDENCE which will be
sacred. IN IDS, C0CGHs lluAEsEYEsS, SoRE THROAT.
BEpScHtiL and hsrrN.Tc CoHFIAyIS, 30 all rHRoAT aud
LtNG CoMFLNSTs, which, when neglected end in Con
SUMPTION, and g. prove the declaration by results
}. l.. HUNNEW ELL. PAorRIEToR.
Commercial What, Boston,
Calvin G, Peek. AGENT, Ellsworth
W H. Alden x Co Bangor. II II. Hay Il Co and W .
Z. rhiiIp- Portland, Wholesll, Agents. lyl5u
u For sale by dctsrs in every Guy and town. lm39
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15

, ryThe present condition OF the rebel navy
j, admirably Illustrated by the fact that ae,
eorling to Mr. M.ll,ry, it contains five hun
dred and seventy fonr commissioned and pet
~ officers, and but light hundred and sever
samen. "But Que halfp.nny worth q
Tread in this int.leratle d,a' VI SAX
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-15
WAR NEWS.

The war news is very meagro this week
containing but little of interest
FnILADRLruIA, 18th.
The Inquirer has the following
CuATTANUtGA, 10Th.
Affairs in East Tennessee are very exciting
A heavy cavalry fight occurred near Straw
berry Plains, last Sunday. The enemy wer,
repulsed with serious loss.
LoDgstrcct has been heavily reinforced
from Lees and Johnston's armies. The
achievements from JUhnston's army are on
the South eide Of lloston river. LOngstreet s
headquarters are at Red Bridge.
Our picket lines front each other ut B,air' S
Cross Roads, two miles northeast OF Knox
VILE.
Our rcpulse at Bears Station was very
tridng.
Longstrect's position is splendid one
presenting river and mountain front.
Forrest has been badly handled in East
and Middle Tennessee, but had managed 10
escape with most of bis command.
The rebel army in our front has been
largely increased by conscripts.
Johnston maintains n bold front at Tunnel
Hill
Gen. Grant has left Knoxville via Cum
berland G,p, making complete circuit of
this department, having reached Knoxville
via Chattanooga.
The army is in good condition, We have
plenty to eat.
The weather is fsartaliy cold, but there is
sitlc sickness
ST. Louis. l2lh
The Republicans Memphis correspondent
hal tan m
been made by the rebel authorities, recently
to the Federal Government
The first is from Quartcrmastcr OF the
rebel army. at ileruando, acting by author
ity OF the Richmond officials, Offering u sell
10 General iluriburt. or To the United STATES
Government, all the cotton now remaining
iu certain district yet outside Of tie ftG-
nj lines. This offer embrace. Is 900 bales
is all rebel government cotton, and green
hacks will be taken in payment.
/, 10 said that General llatlburt fIyors Its
purchase, and has recommended that TIM
proposition I've carried into effect
The second proposition Is sad to he from
XII by Smith, who recently sent an author
ned messenger to Washington to propose
TO the Federal authority t. furnish every
requisite authority To get out all the cotton
in that portion of tie Red River, and Wash
ito district, within rebel control, the money
fer the same to be paid TO the class ii officer,
excepted from the amnesty utftrci ~ frr,l-
dent Lincoln, they t. retire from the rebel
army aud 20 to Mexico.
q The R-g,1jhcda stys clttarihliy, Of tue
correctness of thu. information
We have no doubt Of IT, for it conn,
from sources likely 10 have the means Of IL