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CLEARED.
steamsm4 Laouaa (Brj. Hargili. Liverpoo,-Funch
Ship VIM Leavla tBr). EeavItt Acapuioo--J ElweH
BARK Guiding Star (Ham). Mas. shanghae-siomsn .
BARK Bronss dAnvera (Bsg). csasln. Autwerp-Funch.
Bark Bolivia, whiteborry. ACCOMPLISHMENTS Railroad
Bark Montezuma, Hammond. Barbados-T r Dwight 4
ssrs ToDss. as sunaOsss AN Wsd 90
Brlx Nadescha tswe). Pyx, Antwerp-Eunch. heneSe
Brig Albin (sws), Torqust Haue-Funch, heincks a
Brig Julia tBr,, shsckford Para-Burdem Everett.
brg mersey SBr, Ford Maam9rosmBre!s, s.h 20 Gar
Steamship City OF London (Br) Petrie liverpool May l.
via STesns s sh Pm with mdse ana $50 s
south 81 stack GassSw same
on ana Gaps csa say ss
:hp Aastralasn hence for Liverpool 18th at AZ 49, Ion
f% Steamship RdnSas
stsamshp nscla IBr mecsuley Liysrpooi. MAY ; and
he vEsais s,S steamer
%as
stssmslD xIie'; wilson AsDnwsi May !. with pas'en
sssa%ss s-ihs no 10 BsooosK May 10
xM poHs 70 star Tor
s,ssmsap Rsosocs Clyde Willis Washington 90 hours
s!sam.hp GREYHOUND 5BTss prize. Acting Ensign
Steamship virginia ~ 8 transport, Snyder Fortress
Monroe. IS hours. Y $ Quartermaster
Steamship Potomac Sherman. Portland 70 CLARK a oeA
Ship Daniel Webster Spencer London and Isle OF Wight
April Q with mdse and l49 to Morgan Co
Experienced heavy weather. lost forotopaaan
In lat IS 80 fell quantities OF Ice, ana
was cut badly about the bows with it .r,. -.
Ship Southampton, Whitney, London April - with mdse
and IL bin and 2g steerAge passengers 10 morgan
April g. lat AZ Ion 80 50 spoke shp Constantine from Law
erpool for New York; May between lon 10 81 and 404o
lat 80 passed from % to 80 iccbergs; day spoke
ship Alfred from Liverpool for New York tth lat az W.
lon g d spoke ship Patrick Henry Robinson from Lon
don for New York.
Ship Minnehaha (of londonderry. McGrath. London
derry 80 DAYS with iron and 3s8 10 Knox
Co. Had strong westerly gales to the Banks rom thenco
variable winds and thick weather In lat 10 3D. rassed
great many icebes some OF which were very large haa
one birth and one death on the passase -, =
Ship Alfonso d Aberqueque Port) Marquee Havana -
Bark Harriet spaulding (of Rockand), Wallace. Rene
Brig Anna (of Bermuda Morrow Cienfuegos 10 days
with molasses to Al Permission. ls inst, saw spanish
bark ashore on Cape Antonio -. 90.
Schr + l. Allen (of New Londonl. Chapman Rnatan May
j, with fruit to Jas DougaS nth inst lat ~ w. ION ~
spoke schr Donna Anna from Sagua for New York - :
Schr Nautilus (of New Haven) Davis, Cow Bay. CB, .
DAYS, with coal to Howard Key Sade. .
Schr G (Br) -. CORVALLIS. Ss with potatoes 70
Durvec HYDE
Steamer Charles Thomas (U trnnspors) Beaston Fort
Monroe to U fermaster 18th INST south oil Al
ship ashore with her ore opsa set, the
making clean breach her; appeared 10 have re-
Gently gone on
Ship Antarctic, Morrison, from Liverpool April IL
Ship Ironsdes Oliver, from Liverpool April Ia
Ship Gladiator
Also two brigs
l5th-Steamers Trade ind Daniel Webster; schr 0eno
Wind at sunset Sc, with fog
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= {. oc1foa, ~. w asAsus a esSs Asis ~
WlrsRs, both Of staten Island No car1s
Oregon papers please COPY.
COLIJHs-Ix.--0u Saturday Mar Il De- gsv p r
Hastings. DAVID @. C0tIIrs N FArnx r Drs
BsinN-SrxwAKr.-ln New York by Ia, Rev Wn
Corbtt, Mr. Z. Lns OBRUs. n Baisrno~e Nd to1au.
FASNk b srswAxY, OF this city.
Baltimore, Nd, and Portland. Ne papers paAae coVy
Vas vIgox-PUIIz.-Ou Thursday. May Ia. q. Hudssa.
By the Rev Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Rorssr v Van vInCs "
Miss ILxzn A. PUEz, AL Of Hudson. No cards
Wusr-ByxmE.--ln Broosyn, n. d., on saturday ny
ID by the Rev A. H. Partridge. CHAaLs L. wusr Of nm
oty 10 MARI ouvs daughter Of smith by zbeo. iS. 4
Norwaik. Conn.
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Chnste ss Ice and Pare rs snow.-rhs
FRAGRANT S0z0DONT Is . scientific compoeton AZ ths
purcst choicest ingredients Of the Oriental veeetabs
kngiom Every ingredient 10 weiknown 70 have pene.
septic properly scd delicate srou,as frsgrance mstssM
eli dlssgeesbs odors othat Of obacoS speediy re-
those Avaecs which children sustain Ia their teesh
psrcepubly DESTROY then sssd 6rsRss! hrousSou 1s
Qrsea Mloh slre6 .. u. q % oeass - ksltls. -
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Response or tho spirit or shakspers
night Blooming Ccreusr
can such things Be aud US IKE summer cloud
Without special wooder ." ~
Why arc the towers from which PUALONS Extract
Nigh Bloomiug Cercus' 70 manufactured like q ronr
Because they are Boomers after dark ~
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Dsmcuio, which wss Ara pcedsssd ~ the Lycssn
thsssrs, Losdsa, We ~ q November 1885, witA Mr..
Feohss Ne hseo 80 whicA - bsss running there
evw slacs, We bssssAe 80 ~ eysane ~ hsoaOw
Weeaeleg oeerV VT UV1e1 - essassaaele neees.
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Prizes Cashed in All Legalizcd Lotto-
nes and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Phiiadephia.
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Prizes Cashed An All Legalixod Lotto
ries G. \. JOHNSON, l40 Prince street.
between La and Wooster.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed-InfOrma ton
given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker II Wall street room
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THE CASUALTIES.

Owing 70 the press Of matter upon our columns We are
compelled to defer the pubicaion d additional names q
killed and wounded
LIST OF WOUNDED OFFICERS REroRrBD AT WASH.
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Ask for JapOnica and vtnatgrs do Tot
of the Societe Hygieniquc OF New York By
druggists. Depot ITO Chambers street
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Married.
Avwoos-Bm.a-In Drsekiyn, N. r., On nursday,
Mar n, By The Rev. IN. redAook, Ros1ss n ATWOOD.
n. n, 70 ~ hA@ FnAMaaA haln, ~ Il Brookyn.
NsAHuv-WAQpA-0A uon1AR. QAS q. ~ ~ Rev,
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Prizes Cashed and Inform atIon Fur
nished In all legaized lotteries.
ALEcK 4 co. Broker "a ana 20 Pine street, MI.
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z. e. st.amons q co.-Manasers.

20. ID, a.. "a. IL. 81. Sc, "a, 6. ca. rs, 10.
CLASS 2sa-MAy 49, 1884
II, III, 62, "a. 46. 20. ;. rs 81 g. go 57. 10, 81.
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Wfnes.-Pure Elderberry, hi In ck berry,
Curraut aud Grape wines superior any imported
for medicinal purposes for sale By the bottle larger
au'n''''e' y I''e'" g. X SCRIPTURE. Sol. Agent.
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Young Lawyer Of Several Years
successful practice in this state is about starting for Colo
II 70 BODY Of
hsS ds a as Or tn
stasvesant square they may themselves Of tho
spsrsonai interview viii BE- arranged Thts opportunity Is
limited 70 one fortnight
Thousand Refrigerator. From
81 so SILVER Plated Ware Table Cutlery Cooking Utensils
FoRDs. Cooper Institute, Astor plaus.
a Beautiful Compiexion.--Lasr
Bloom Youth surpasses everything preserving and
beaufylng the complexion and skin tSS Broadway and
druggists everywhere
Batchelor,s Hair Dye-The Best In the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only par
fecdye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
Brazilian Pebble Specaacies and Eye
strengthen and improve tho sight of old and
BY d and M n, Rsn. P.n os
occus optician, 669h Broadway opposite Bond street
Brilliant and Powerful Day md Night
Double Perspective Glasses for the field opera and
tourists use-compac portable and snic'en Splendid
Oocuists Opscian 6s9 Broadway under Laarge House.
Cornx, Bunions, Inverted Nails, EN-
target Joints and all diseases: Of the Feet cured Without pain
eeon Chropodst 76o Broadway
and wig Depot wholesale and retsi-No. As.or House.
The dye Applied by skilfu artists.
Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHH
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CATARRH or THE rYMPANrC MUCOUS
aFSsRA s5sf DsHHhSTI TSss Or TIKI
CURED
CROSS EYE SrRAiGHTENEO IN ONR MINUTE.
every OF the Eye and Ear requiring either
medical surgical aid attended 10 by DR.. Won EISEk
BERG. at his consulting rooms, 8l6 Broadway, near
Deafness. Catarrh, and all Dtseasespt
the Ear Throat and Air Passages slly treatedr
DRS LIGHTHILL. 81 St Marks place.
Dyspepsfa Tablets. for Indigestton,
Heartburn. &c. prepared only by s. q. WELLING. M7
Centre street sold by druggists generally Fifty cents
tnx.
est antru rrccktes, Pimples, Tan,
t... a.rF + II skin DefOrmitics cured bv
FeC &tnB .n = At his depot No. 453
Euiut Z. e.t Nar. .,r,
s. san eHays t0rsa..c&
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France. Ellis - Co.-Maaagsrs:

LrsaARr. ErrsA CLASS 7-MAy iS 1854
I6, l6, II, 26, 26. 80, IL, So, 72, So, 60, 40.
GLASS 7s-hAy Is 1885,
81. 20, 60. II. s, ~, IL. 60, 49, 10. ~. 9, TO-
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Deafness. Catarrh, and all DiseasesD
the BAR Throat and Air Passages successfully treatedr
DIS LIGHTIIILL. 81 st. Marks place
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CROSS EYE SrRAiGHTENEO IN ONR MINUTE.
And every disease OF the Eye and Ear requiring either
medical OF surgical aid attended 70 ny Dr. Won ElskF.
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vapov From Cedar Cedar Cedar Cam
cr to all Bugs that in5es Furs Or Cloths SUPER.
joned cauphor Druggists sell Cedar Camphor Made By
HARRIS n CHAPMAN, Boston.
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wigs, Toupscs. Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
and Mo,dAva Cream. for bsAu,ifyng the Hair Of w. A.
BATCHELORS. rs Bond street
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Wheeses & Wilson'S Highest Premi una
Locks.Hch Sewing Machines, 625 Broadway.
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Grover a. Bakers Highest Prem VI
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines Ss5 Broadway New York
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The Best Brand or Havana scgars.
CABINET"
imported and for BY d. r. AMSINCk Co, II Broad
street Al retail No SIS Broadway. RAYNBRs Fruit an,
Wine Store.
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Dyspepsia Tablets. for indication.
Heartburn. &c. prepared only by s. q. WELLING. M7
Centre street and sold by druggists generally Fifty cents
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G R A N T.!

Secretary Stanton's
Dispatches.
NO BATTLE SUNDAY OR MONDAY
Our Reinforcement Arriving
On the Field.
General Wadsworth's Body
Brought Into Our Lines.
THE REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Gen. Lees Despatch Of Wednes-
day, the 18th Inst,
u. ~. b.
Dispatches from Secretary stanton 60
General DIX.
vHs YrRsr DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May 1o--ll 80 A. n.
Major General Du,-
Our a.ss. dates ffom General Grants headquarters are
90 yesterday morning Al haif.past seven O'Clock.
No operations a importance had occurred. Our rein.
rorcemeu.s wcrs arriving. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
ru sEcosD DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, May l6-5P.N.
shis snorniug
He states that offensive operations have been necessa
ry suspended until the roads become passable that the
army IN The best Spirits and feels the fullest conn.
dencc In success.
The two armies concentrated the main road
srom Fredericksburg to Richmond.
EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Ths washington Despatch.
WASHINGTON Nay 16--Midpighs.
AFTER tho excitement Of the last ten days there Ia
ssmporary lu In military operations. Rumo Of the
enforcement ss Loo circulation, but they ariss
arsv from suruss md the temporary cessasoa o. active
n~hsns THIS cessation win Be Of very brief ocntlnu.
49,. ssd sss MOI from any exhaustion Of the Unoa
~. - frva rsasoss havina rsfsssaos 70 NOM sea'
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Gouraad's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
forehesds part Of the body Warranted ~
his w deppt Broad
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Parchment Tags. Best Quality, for
shipping cotton Ac, st tho manufacturers VICTOR T.
hAUGRRs, no ChSuRsIl slset
Trusses, RI asils Stockings. &c.-Marsh
co - Radical Cure Truss oos only at Ne 7vesey street,
lad afte
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Brilliant and Powerful Day nd Night
Double Perspective Glasses FOR the field opera and
assortment AZ SEMMONS'.
Occuss Opsician 669 Broadway under Lafarge House.
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Brazfliian Pebble Specaacies and Eye
strengthen and improve tho sight of old and
young by and night without pain fatigue Highly
recommended BY the medical faculty SRMMONS
Occuista Optcan 669 Broadway opposite Bond street
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IL Has Bee n Said by the Great Fat
or all nations who locked TO the New World 10 bu

IL Has Been Said by the Grsa, Patriots
or all nations who locked 70 the New World TO build up
and M our sea ~, s1 sG1a n and .cn "n
be soldier under WASHINGTON our Revolutionary
who not at this moment with General Grsn Let US.
gaS O heroes. ba.by words acts mean, and moncyheap
eomfss.' Injuries and honors on ,Rsss Who have some
the goyern.n: officials N eyacting terrible retr
psrrcdes ratrcie midnight ASA sins and robbers who
60 me
sS se: s1s S'i and ;'s ss%
II You Want to Sell Your Furniture.
ter In what quantity, address r.. station T.
JeweIry and Watches
oro or p AL pEsCs n rrd.Gwv a.. 400, y.
low Canal street formerly IL wall street
Ladies'. observation-disclosures. any width,
cents per ,ard. French Futng Company. 927 Broadway
between twenty arst and Twenty second streets
Moody's Improved Yoke shirts.
saTb. - and 81 So
Patent wire NasIings, window Qua rds,
a. ss sns sss y
s24 Broadway. opposite q, Nicholas Hotel
Parchment Tags. Beat Quality, for
hAVSEhS, h2 cnamRfI1 sIgt
Trasses, Essiis Stockings &c.-Marsh
co = Radical Cure Truss oncs only ., Ne 7ve.ey street,
Lazy A"e""""~
The Best Brand or Havana scgars.
CABINET"
Imported asd for sale by y r. AMsisoK co y Broad
street. At retail No SIS Droad~ay kAfNkks Fruit and
Wine Store.
yapor From Cedar Cedar, Cedar Cam
por all Bugs that inlesi Furs or Cloths super
"nss c.%psor Druggist. sell Cedar cspSor Made Sy
HARRIS a CHAPMAN Boston.
Wines.-Pure Elderberry. Blackberry,
Cnrrant aud Grape wines superior imported wines
Tor msdcns purposes for sale By the bottle or larger
au'''''''' y ' s. K SCRIPTURE, Sole Assn.
wigs, Toupscs. Hair Dye. Hair Dyetng
and ModAvia Cream. for bsAutifyng the Hair Of W. A.
BArCHELORS. is Bond street
Wheeses e. Wilson'S Highest Premium
LockstAch Sewing Machines, 60 Broadway.
Wanted Neutrality-suspicious. SUR
eeons for duty p Warrington. D. g. PT $40 per month
II By well known medical men tbov will be
accepted and forwarded without the usual examination.
Apply Medical preoter Quilted States Army, No. rs
Bieecker street, New rovk.
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Funeral or Jeb. Stuart.
The Richmond Despatch OF the l4th, says that General
J. r. b. 6tuarts funeral occurred the 18th, Rich
nnond
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Moodys Improved Yoke shirts.
Made to order.
al S2Tb. - and 81 50.
T. W. MOODY. lT8 Broadway, Howard Hotel).
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Ladies' MISUNDERSTANDING, ANY Width,
cents per ard. French Flutng Company, 92 Broadway
between Twenty 1rst aud Twenty. second streets
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rrcckies. Ptmples, Tan,
r II skin Deformities cured by
(. - 1t his depot, No. 453
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Jewelry and Watches
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale By GEO c. ALLEN, as Broadway one door be
low Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
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Corns, BunfOns, Inverted Nails, En-
of Feet cured without pain
or inconvc the patient by Dr. ZAChARIE, Sur
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If You Want to Sell Your Furniturc.
Library dispose Of kind OF Merchandise no mat
In what quantity, address R.. station Z.
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CHRONIC CATARRH
CURED.

CATARRH or THR ryMPANTC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, CONSTRUCTIONS OF THK
EUHTACHIAN TUBE
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Batchel0r's Hair Dye-Tho Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous. The only par
ectdye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retR-No Astor House.
The dye Applied by skilfui artists
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Ths washinston Despatch.

WASHINGTON, Nay 16--Midpght.
AFTER the excitement Of the last ten days there s
temporary lulI In military operations. Ramors Of the
enforcement Of Loo in circulation, but they arss O.
,rey from suss md the temporary cessation o. active
a~hshs. THIS cssas,oa win BE- Of very brief ccnfnu.
anss cad ss, MOI from any exhaustion Of tho Unioa
ny. ~ fscm rsasoss hsvina rsfsrssos 70 NOM ss.
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A Thousand KefrtgeTn tors, From
81 so Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Cookn Utensils
Nc at prices than any other store at D. BASS.
| FORD'S Cooper Institute, Aston plals.
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General Lees Com m unieattens.
The Richmond DESPATCH Of the 1lth has the f6owpg:
Tho enemy taken possession Of the road leading
.ouisa Court House, The telegraph wires oil cut
Town TO Lees army, and intelligence y received BY .
,arv circutOuR route
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n Beautiful Complexion. La srd' .
Youth everything preserving and
beaufying the complexion and akin. tSS Broadway and
druggists everywhere.
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10 sure and get this interesting number Thursday
IN ~
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On Thursday May 5, on the battle oeid . sne 1870
Uniou, Captain yAnnt HsArry TURNER. A. g.. go
brigade First division, Nssccnd Hsno.ce y 49,
Turner was shot through she heart vnte rsdne
OF Colonel smyth, ccmmswdnG she essssde - Sss ~
nins vears ags and rss.v. fos the prsscns, SsAsx
AI psbIshed bsAsss dses y w. 1T ~ av
frasricds W.. ns DE- " nesss ~ ~ = -
and aenssssd fsnay. - Av~sv"
tAelg heovv 10
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Ghas Gettuer L. LIST Pa scro- Henry Wells y. Mass
300 Cor. q Ia. Pr. .Ddo esp k Ssssitn Is! Men
!. men Edwin Stennertz, III, I'd Pa
evah Btevena I. ID Pa John Suer, X, LIST Mich
HlchAei Ham. A. LIST Mich Garvin. l, 9th Mich
Renj jun. X, LIST Mich Cyrus A Bzteman. n, LIST
Dam Hannaway e. I'd Pa Mich
Aipheus Adams. n, LIST Isaac Shack, B. lat Mich
Mass VIM Robertson. l. LIST Mich
ShRs u Robbins, A, LIST Mich @ Coe, H. LIST Mich
beret Harvey Tucker. @. 9th VIM Spencer, Ist Mich
Mich Sorgt Maj De Witt Q Smy the,
WIN Eppcrs0n, i, 9Th Mich LIST Mich
WOUNDED IN THE FIRST AND SECOND DIVISIONS
CAVALRY AT THE BATTLE OF rODD's TAVERN,
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-09

Some Of those drafted, have been labcring un-
der mistake in surprising that they can be ex-
empted on the evidence of having furnished
substitute through any mastering officer. Indeed
several such cases have already occurred of men
drafted, who instead Of reporting to the Provost
Marshal, imagine they have secured substitute
when they get volunteer already in the service
to credit himself on such draft. This is all in
violation of strict regulation and viii result in pc
cuniary loss as well as great trouble TO those de-
pending upon this mode for securing substitutes.
After a man is drafted, and even before his mus
ter in, he is still considered in the service The
same is Of course the claim of the volunteer, SO
that if drafted man could be exempt on the cred
it of soldier already in the service, the Govern
ment would gain no men, and our armies would
very soon be depleted for the want of reinforce
ments All drafted men must furnish their substi-
tutes through the Provost Marshals of the several
Districts and no man is eligible for substitution
until he passes the examination of the conscrip-
ton board. Those paying money for substitutes
must bear these facts in mind, if they desire to
protect themselves from loss. Halfisbeay EeJe-
graph
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RECRUITING. Recruiting is busy in New York
and some other cities, about one half of the re-
cruits being substitutes and tie other half volun-
teers. In New York they are obtained for about
$40O, for two years and men liable to draft find
it to their interest to obtain substitutes no,o The
price would at once go up if draft were ordered
and all men liable to draft should therefore take
into consideration whether it is not best to
provide against future contingencies. We do
not say that draft is probable, nor must We be
understood as thinking that one is at all likely
but it is one of the things that may happen, and
prudent men who are patriotic also) will calculate
whether it is not better to put soldier in the field
at comparatively low rate, and so be sure against
whatever may happen. II tttsburg Gazette
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-12-09

THE RICHMOND PAPERS ON GEN. SHERMAN
The comments of the Richmond Press on Sher-
mans movements are painfully ludicrous-a mix
ture of buster and of apprehension. The Erqnl-
iaer of the 25th and Of the 2Sth affords remark
able contrast in its opinion. On the I26th il
thought that if Sherman should reach Beaufort
he ''will have severed everyrairoad between Geor-
gia and Virginia. aud that, operating from Beau
fort, he could destroy these roads repeatedly Ii
concluded thence that it was highly important
that Sherman should never take Augusta or reach
Beaufort. Onthe 2Sth it thought that he could
only march across the country, and could do Sab
solutely nothing, but that that would not injure
the country, and that it was not worth while to
disturb Lee army, or any other army, on Sher.
man account. " The Enquirer of the 29th, in the
opening of an EDITORIAL proclaims that Sherman
has been 'repulsed and driven back wherever he
has attempted to advance, his army is now har-
''rassed on its flank and rear, and is manfnly re-
sisted in front, and in the conclusion of the arti.
Gle says that 'Sherman's successful march west
ward is great moral defeat to the Rebel cause
and further admits that while Hoods army is
switched off in side track at Tuseumba, Sher-
man is rushing ike steam engine along therail-
roads OF Georgia, penetrating the very heart oi
''the Confedracy." The endeavor to cover up
the sharp punishment which Sherman is infictinq
in the vtas of the rebellionis evidently unsuccess
fui.-BaIttnlore Azeericon.