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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

WAsHNG-ox, Dec. I2.-Arrangements
are rapidly being made 10 pat the new
1st corps of Gen Hancock into the Eeld
AZ the earliest moment Many old and
tried officers viii be placed in command,
and their names will he announced in a
few days. Steps arr icing taken which
will induce each St.te to forward veter.
ans % join this elrps. Arrangements,
il IS said, are in progress, By which State
and local b0unl;1s may be paid here TO
q veteran who may have had himself &C
credited TO any particular LEGALITY be
may prefer. For every veteran sent to
Washington, to be accredited TO any par
T tieular locality, a certificate viii be Civ
sn. Is is to the interest of all localities
/ 10 send on as many veterans as possible,
as they are not subject TO the draft and
vet can be properly accredited to g par
tieuIar locality. The Government bOun-
T. given to the veterans Of the LIST corps
are given to no others, and superior in
ducements are therefore offered to en-
list in this corps The time IN which TO
put il in the field j. short, and localities
must be prompt TO forward these men
and others, to take advantage Of the
Government bounty 70 81 their quotas.
II is only necessary to take the veteran
10 8 Provost Marshal, who will forward
him free Of expense 70 Washington Lei
it be remembered that these veteran
soldiers are not subject to the draft, and
J any one enlisting Is clear gain on IN
: quota of any future draft
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
River News

The only arrivals since our noon rspsrt Of yes.
tsrday were tie Alice Dean. Cincinnati 70 hsm-
phis sahd Btlniant, Nov Orleans 70 Louisville.
Tbs Dean bad a spishdidt grip, for Memphis, snd
diiohargsd good lot Of freight at this port.
The Brilliant DIS hargsd 80 bbis Of oranges and
snhil lot Of sugar, molassss aud sweet potatoes.
'rhe asnsrai Anderson, Notwithstanding the
cold. took oat 81 exesllsnt trip, Including -
pc Of chickens, turkeys, and ''g00sses,7 for rp'
4msnt 70 New Orleans
ihs Idahos has dropped down baleE the wharf
Us, and will lie up foe the present. We were
.a 4lofomsd 80 regard 70 her purpose to 60 10
inciupati.
The Tartsoon will not be hsrs this EVENING"
The cold weather. has about suspsHdsd work On
ths nav bosts building at the wharf
We aaasra- aad that Capt Woodward has pa
CHASED Capt Faster iuts. eat In tho nsw steamar
r. l.. Woodward, At tho rate Of sg5.o0o for tho
shoisb6at
For tbs information Of Charley Costom, u the
re~ Albany Ledger, We will msntion that hsr
hull was built st cannoitou, and her upper works
at this city.
Capt J. r. Coz, Of the popular nrm Of Cox
Humphrey. Ia rastea,ing At The town q Win.
usanss
Ftus cineiHnsti Commercial o. Saturday says
Yesterday, Captala W Terry, late Of the
BOatonA 10. z. purchased 'Apt v. kber =
command Bg interest (st tho rate u $50 90 for
The saIire g0all IN the new NJ mphis packet
Robot Bnrna The Burns, under the new admin
istraIiup, win remain IN The msmPhis trade Mr.
= "A sfbnebrskef. afs eisrk u the Colossus sue
Goods Capt staudiah Peppard IN the once.
The 81. Louis Dispatch of Saturday says
The river declined four inoi,s at this poiat dur
ing Thursday night, and Il going down quite
rapfdiy, which may be accounted Tor by TIE very
cola weather that holds on without any iod cation
of it, nod rating There vas considerable ! o
running yesterday, but to-day the river VIII De
faii. HtapaudfnR navigation entirely above, and
may probably stop boats from leaving for below
fsr few DAYS. There 10 about seven feet water u
Cairo, and no boats aground.
Arrivals from the Missouri report that stream
rising bsoW BruHswiok, With tour feet la the
chauusf. No more boats will ascend the Big
mfddy this aeasen.
TIE Upper alissasppl and Illinois are both
falling aud believed to be full Of Ice. No more
boats Will leavs for either stream uail there Is
decided change,
business il now confined exclusively TO polhta
ieidw, IN which direction thsro IL eensidelnbi o
competition, 10 much 20 that several lots II
freight we're shipped % New orleans yesterday AZ
sos Per hundred aud 81 per Dbl. for nuur, which
are ruinvps. ratsa a. the present high prices u
.eveFythinRf
A steamer backing out frem tina landing al
Memphis on Monday. swuog against the Poea
hontaa, then lying az the leyce, causing her spa
20 become loose and iali % the deck. Ia its de
scent Il struck Mr.. George W Sweet, tbs watch
man, ianicting an ugly wound on The bead, which
NJ one tiae thought would prove fatal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

NV YoRK, Dec. l2-The Commer-
eiaFs Washington special says: The
Bankrupt Bill will be taken up sller the
League Island Navy Yard matter.
There are many chances that the bank
rupi bill will pass
Adviees from City Point state that a
snow storm was raging there yesterday
II is reported that one Of Lees i'm
portAnt railroad communication has
bean cut BY our troops.
The Treasury Department suggests
that Congress legaliEe the conversion Of
$50 bonds held by banks into registered
honda An important hnsneial recon
mendation by the Treasury Department
is expected to be made in few days.
The Posts Washington special says
Fesseuden Is reported 20 be in favor Of
establishing agencies TO sell ! 30 cur
rency bonds on system similar 20 that
BY which The five hundred and ten mil
ion Of 520s were so successfully last
yezr
The troops suffered much last night
from the change OF weather Yesterday
p tn. snow storm Of bail, rain aud
snow set IN. freezing during the night,
and the entire country was covered with
a sheet Of ice To-day Il is raining aud
the roads are in . very bad condition.
|, Is believed that Warren will have
no officially in reaching bis destination,
notwithstanding the weather
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
view Tork Markets.

NKw Yeas. Dee r.
CuTToN-ScArosiy % bouyaut. arm a. sia
g fsE aidsiing' closing arm At ses latter piiee
without any decided change; 10 2o4ig - for IA
ira state. II zsaII 20 Tor Koasa Hsup 0hio
10 tse9i2 % for Trade BrAnds, market eiasiuE
wHIsKY-ouiss: Mononsahaia. I saaI "a.
~HEAT-Dail saa vith0ut decided ebznEs
onissgo sprisE. soss2 az
nARLET-Duli Ana heavy.
cORE-Dali, niHsa Western - In stors %
delivered.
oars Active and arssI; o7sI o.
Wool Qaist.
C FTEE-Duil, no sslss Of inpsrtsnes.
hrgAR-Uuit
MoLsssEs-Dufi.
INSTRUMENTATION cruss, si9so EsausS
send u ssotaa af T41sTsc-' aus Rseasd fass. ssc-
PORK-Tirmsr; "a fir asusana ~ % ~ f1r 20
aaa - Ness. "A Esg59 % fsr g ana ~ eiesluE
Il she latter price. IS se114 o. for Pr fzs, sad
- 0oa % - foF Prims Mess siss .oeo bbis. new
Ne. fsr Deosmbsr. January and February. SELLERS
zna baysFs opfioa. - 20 e04t1 81 and 1 ae9 tbs.
SIS and Is Mess. haysr's aud SELLERS option, Al
p 50 and t.zs9 beis. Prime Ness. for Janasry,
seller. opsies. 20 e0sSts 90
BEEF-Hessy And d-ciinisE; s. 5o8zi @ foF
z-u plata Ness e1a y e9etEs % Cor nsa Extrs
MSS Pvima Mess Bee qutss sAtss - lsif9
tisrcs Of = Beef Hams. unchanged. n
CUT MEATs-FHmsr 10 9is54 for hhoHtssFs
Is49i fef Hans.
BACON sIDEs-oosd rsq1sss; SAILS Cos failure
delivery, iaefutnE guuhefiAad EEts fer bs1a p Der
and January. 81 - ooes20 COS and long ribbed,
long clear Aad sha4f ribbed. iar January zbd Fsi-
I rzary, At zf91i1E
LARD-stsa4y Bat qaisf 81 z14zf.
BIZ rTER-Cuist euE armiy ksld Al $40 Or
/ Western ard A58so far stats.
/ CHEESE Fra Bat guist a. IEeg2f fsr Com
l nee 20 PFime.
MoNET-Activs a. PER cent.
/ sTEEL NC EXCH ANGf-=Qaiet 81 oss5x
GgID-irrrxuiAr, unssttist and l0wer oIsning
/ a. "A, dscilnfax - 3s5z, adFaaeing 70 - aaf
/ eiozfns a. -
/ GOVERNMENT sToCKs-Aefizs and armsr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
THE VERY LATEST
RY
II ELE Or r A p H.
Fighting Around nurtresboro.
kilroy and Rousseau Each Gain
q Victory.
Guns Captured from the Rebels
Great Suffering Among the Rebels.
A Successful Movement South Of
Petersburg.
Communication Opened with Cen
Sherman
The Expedition from Port Royal
Successful.
A Successful Movement South Of
Petersburg.
Communication Opened with Gen.
Sherman
The Expedition from Port Royal
Successful.
Communication Opened with sher-
mAn--Expedttion from Port Royal

Conn m uufcaf10n Openea WITH ShSr~
mAn--Expedition from Port Royal
sueeessfuI.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-THE Bulletin
has the following important intelligence:
The steamer Donegal arrived this At.
ternoon from the South Atlantic Block
aiding Squadron, having left Port Royal
on the 7th inst.
The joint naval and land expedition
under Admiral Dahlgren and Gen. Eos
ter proceeded from Beaufort up the
Broad river, on the 9th inst, the object
being TO destroy the Poeotaligo bridge
on the railroad between Charleston and
Savannah. There were gunboats in
the expedition, and soon after reaching
proper position, heavy FIRE vas open
ed by them. A force was land
ed and an action commenced
Pocatsligo bridge was reached and
destroyed Our troops we're then en-
trenchsd for such future operations as
might be needed The DONEGAL came
down to Port Royal the same evening,
but could not bring any details of the
losses on either side. OF the successes
OF the grand object OF the expedition
there can be no doebt
Our informant speaks in the highest
terms Of the energy and activity Of Ad-
mirsl Dahlgren in organizing and d.
recting the movement Of the naval
brigade in this affair.
When the DONEGAL left 10 come down
on the evening Of the 9th, shells were
seen flying and exploding, which ind.
Gated that our forces we're determined
70 drive the enemy out Of any position
they might have taken after being driven
from the bridge.
Gen. Fosters scouts had communi-
Gated with Gen. sherman's forces which
were marching on Savannah. The be-
Def was that Sherman woald be IN SA-
Vannah on Wednesday the 18th inst.
The Pocotaligo bridge is about thirty.
I've miles from Savannah This bridge
having been destroyed and Sherman
having cut the other railroad commu-
nicstions, Savannah cannot be relieved
by reinforcements from any point north
OF that city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

LOUISVILLE, Dee 1.-THE rebel Gen.
Lyon crossed the Cumberland river with
his command, day before yesterday, at
the mouth Of Yellow Greek, 20 miles be-
low Clarksville. His force is reported
at about $500 When las, heard from
be was moving towards HopkinsviIle,
Ky, and threatening that place. If be
attacks the garrison, being small, il will
be compelled to fall back to 4 stronger
and more proximAte point
Breckinridge's position seems to be
ia doubt A loyal gentlemen whose re-
liability is voaebed for, says be il q,
Sparta, Tenn with about 10000 men.
This gentleman speaks advisedIy, and the
facts indicate that Breekinridge intends
to reinforce Hood, and If possible to
reach the main rebel army; but tbs
position Of our troops under Siouemsr
aud Barbridge indicates that be vii
have difficulty in forming junetioE
with Hood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
A saeeessfaI Move south OF Peters
burwh.

HQRs- AMY OF PoTox.c, Dec 10
The demonstration made yesterday
towards HAtehes Ran By division Of
the I'd corps met With no result in bring
ing on an engagement with the exeep-
ton Of a skirmish al the crossing Of The
Vaughan road, aud an another on the
railroad near the Armstrong House.
No lighting Of any consequences
took place, the rebels, falling
back as our troops advanced, the OBJ
jet Of the move was, evidently, to keep
them from sending force TO intercept
Warren, sad il is believed 70 have been
successful Our loss in the affair vas
about Us killed and wounded
At O'Clock this afternoon the com
mand vas ordered to return.
The troops are back in their old camp.
Nothing positive has been hered from
WArren. Ramor says that be has had
q fght At Jarretts Station, on the Vel
don railroad, in which be gained VIC
tory, and was pursuing the enemy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

cfwc4wHAri. De T.
FLOUR-Frtosa are anchaasra supsraas . Is
WHEAT-T.rm Il a7sss % for Red.
cokS.-Ftrm 81 70.
RTE=i IS
0ATs-H4AkSr
WHtSKf-Quist sales at -
FRoYtsIuAs-UaekAsFsi BOT mnch dens.
HOGs-Aetiss. pri - higher; az pound aver
agaa if sasts -. aaa heavy u so4i6 -. Rs-
esipis sines satnTdaF, 6loslq.
C0FFkE-47a&ar.
eEGAE=afa4x e.
CLOVES aHkn-.ts.
TIM0THH-Naminal
EGgs-eac and searea
BuNTER-278 1gr.
auBn.-1 50
MONEY-TiEht; lAssts
sTERLIso ExCHAsGg-Dali :. dlso0aus
ana pas.
Wsathar stlli Geld.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Nav YoRK, Dec. l2.-Hon. Reuben
E. Feuton sent in his resignation as
member Of Con yress, to take effect on
the 20th inst 1t is thought that the
Speaker viii appoint Hon. D. C. Little
John to ill the vacancy oecasioued in
the WAYS and Means Committee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
sherman Approaching savanm.h.

WAsHSGroN, Dee l2 A dispatch
from City Point, dated Dec. lib. s4ys:
The latest news contained in the Rich
moud papers of the 10th, states that on
the 7th inst Gen. Sherman was east Of
the Ogoehee river, 25 miles from Savaa-
nah, moving on that city Gen. Shsr-
man bad marched his army, on the 9th,
eighteen mileA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
storm In Northern New York.

oswEeo, Dec. IA terrific gale of
wind and snow prevailed here since six
o'clock last evnning, and continues to-
dsy without abatement 1t is feared
some casualties have occurred on the
lakes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Ns~ YoRK. Dec. IA U. 5. sIoop-
ofwar ia below, supposed 70 be the
Hartford, with Admiral Farragut
Gold tonight 233t.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
A Great DtsAppsintment- Attorney
General speed CennFmed.

WAsHISoroS, Dee l2-There vas a
crowd Of ladies aud gentlemen in the
Supreme Court room this morning 70
see Chief Justice Chase take his scar for
the 6rst time They we're disappointed,
however, that gentleman not having -
yet, II Is said, been qualified.
Hon. James Speed was confirmed BY
the Senate today, in executive session,
as Attorney General Of the United
States
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN That I,
~ William G. Bospple. coliscssr Of the city Of
KSanssiiis- hetweea the ho1rs Of and l. o'eloek
A. N. and 8 and O'Clock ,. n On
THURSDAY. TIE 18Th OF DECEMBER, 1854,
win sell A. pablie auction At the door Of the
Courf Houss In the City e Evansville. Indiana,
the following lots. parts ef lots. and parcels Of
real estate and improvements, Aseeszed for tie pay
meat Of city taxes Ger the year ls64 aas from she
owners thereof 70 th- elty Of kvansvi ls-sAid
taxes bsing nos eus and anpsid- and fsf he ees1s
q aid sale and that the sid sale viii - ooa-
nuned on the aexf CAV thereafter, xiss ea Friday
the Sath day Of n~cemhsr. lisa. At , e'ciock D.
NJ a. the deer 81 the ccnrs Hoase In Evansvilie,
ior the purpose 81 selling sach properly - nav
have been sod en- the dsy frst aboxe nssntssaed,
and Ret PAID fer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
GROCERIES.
PUMPS.
The Cooley
ANTI FREEZING PUMP.

I An NOW cANvAsSING SOUTHERN IEeI-
| ana, sxhibi ing and dtling applications to
order wetlesaie and rstaill for this grvAt pm ap.
can be found at the washiRgton House.. Al the
Wash nzton Stahlss have set one In operation.
tor Fvery Que calling 20 see It's beauty Of action
Hear whst Mr.. J. Uric SAYS; II have boHght
one 81 the Cooley Pumps Of Mr.. W. A. Hunt, <ud
have it In operation throwing water Into the les
srvoir % supply the engine at my Plough factory,
aud recommend Il a. a good pump. and superior
90 = Chain pumh, ~ Il never gtts cut Of order =
Fer further testimonials all iavitea 70 cell
aud see for themselves. VA. HUNr,
eFopFistar.
wsshipgton Houso, Evansvills. Ind. nov
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
COMMISSION.

COMMISSION.
SAT- q. baEErn ). G. pc soUcaEr.
DOCKER & Dus0UCHET.
Produce and Commission Merchants,
No. 10 WATER STREET,
0rr's Block, next door % Bstzsll,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
E8- Highest cssh priea paid fer eli klnds u
CoHntfy Produes. Prompt attsntion giFea % al
oraeru dscI0-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
APPLES.

CHOICE sEw YORK APPLES JUST
~ received - 80 bits 81 ehofes Appiss, ssiscted
exrrsssly fsF hmiiy uss, for safe tos a
HAHHUEsT a wHITTAGERs.
dscs no. water strsst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
CONCERT.
INSTR UNI EN- TAI
PRIZE CONCERT
For the Benefit of the Poor.
- CUudss direction Of Prof Buek)

FTNHE FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE
| drawn by tho ticket holders;
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
oFBIot AND RESIDENCE
Corner First and Walnut Streets

TESTIMONIAL.
CtNoiNSAft, o., March. tset-
This is TO certify that We, the undersigned, have
been Intimately acquainted with ), W. Boyntau,
NJ u. for about eight ysefs partag the Let six
years he has been Engaged ia n luersttey and sg-
esssful practice Of Medicine IN this city. lie
leaves here on account OF ~ health
We take great pleasure IN recommending him,
beth socially and professionally. as gentleman Of
exteil ut morals, and occupying Prpmiueut Pc
.ition among the Physicians Of our city sud hope
Ia may succeed as we'll elsewhere a. be has done
wiih us p FREEMAN. NJ d,
Professor OF Surgery ia Eclectic Medical instt.
4. tuto, Cincinnati, O,
JOHN NJ sCunnEg, NJ D.,
Professor OF the Theory and Prsetiee u hsdt-
- ciae in the =. N. Institute.
II. d GARRISON, NJ. d,
Late Professor Of Chemistry sad Physiology IN
the above mentioned tusti ute. deci0-6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

Ho! for COAL MINERS
I4TAETKD INMEDIATELT-s0 GOOD COAL
w Aiaers ~ sgr nsS mines, eight niles from
fha mouth 81 Gresn River. STEADY emp ioyment,
sna fhs each every wees, u required. Tor par.
sIeaiars enquire a. cur of3es, No. Wstsr strssi.
above National Bank, or P. H0rnbroek's Groosry.
octzf-lm THOMAS A SAMSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
zoe Tiokets, at 500 Bach.

rs Prizes, valued st............s2loo % SieSS "
Prises can be seen at Bucks JewelFy stere.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
ME31 Al
8. w. Rovnton. M. D..

% W. oC hbOAt UA' D"f
ATE OF CINCINNATI. HAVING BECOME
: - parmanent raALient OF Evansville, oiiera
his no AssionAi services 10 the citizens 81 this
city aud vicinity. Trem his extensive EXP rienee
In the Haa nal and general practice OF Medicine
ana sttrsaFv In ths former city he feels eonhdsht
Of hia ability 20 cure May cases which have re-
sisted he nstfsl modes gf treatment.
HH- Particuiar Attention given 90 he treatment
Of Chronic u seasea, aud hose peculiar 70 the
Climate such a. Fever aud AEuo, Bilious Fever,
&C, &C. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

VIC. soEPpLE,
Collector.
Eraasyfiis. Dee. TIA, Hss4 dscT-fd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-16

A Nlsra is Hon Llts Lord Blrc), an an-
ces.or Of a. E.r ot Fife, was re- nlrsabie for
prueti-lng shat celebrated rule, " Got all you
can. and aeep all yua eau gct.' Gas day. while
walking down the avenue i,um mr. hous', no
saw u Ar.hing ylug at bis leet, which he care
fully oo,n,d a Oegsar passing At the sane
time entroat,d his lorlshlp would give him he
lsuhlng saying It was not wur,h u nOolvm "a 8
attention.
" Fln a tarthng to yourself, pun hody," re-
piled bis lordsnip, and carefully pus the coin IN
his b,csches pvcGe'
la addition to beng his own iarthiug finder.
bis ordship was his own factor and rent oOll'c-
tor. A tentnt WOO called upon hun 10 pay his
rent, happened To be deficient .artnlng. This
amount could not he excused, and the isrmer
tad 10 pay the hrthlng When the business
was alllstel, she o1nnuyman said to bic lord.
ship: " Now, Bafco | would gle ye shiilin
tor sight o a the goud aud siller ye hae. ~
Well mon, replied Barco, "it's no cost
We ony mair and accordingly for that sum
his ordshir exhibited several iron boxes hlled
uilh gold aud silver coin.
Now said the farmer, % I'm as rich as
yourself
"Ay, mos, said hia lOrdship, chow can that
bei"
because I've seen it-,ni you can do no
matt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-16
Items of all Sorts.

A mau can hardly be At harmony with him-
self il he is IN lace dog, andin soul cat.
II the ant gives an example of industry, it IL
much more than good many unoles DO.
Tongues and sounds are esteemed the best
parts OF Goldfish, but they are often the worst
pare Of woman.
Mans deserts are indicated by his formation.
Ills nose sticks out as If offering itself TO bc
tweaket
m made fortunes, like ill.made cpndles, are
ant to smother their own splendor with their
own grease.
The caquetts, who wins and sacks lovers,
would, II she were military eonqueror, win
and sack Cltles.
There are notes in music called hush.notes.
'Twmc well II a good singers had no other.
said tessy lawyer, believe the jury have
been inoculated ior stupidity That may
be replied the opponent "but the bar and
M court are Of he opinion that YOU had /, the
natural way
.Iekyll was told that one Of his friends, q
hre ser. had been drowned in bus own vat
/, All e he exclaimed, " floating on his walery
hisrl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-16
Wur lDOr Correspondence.
From The shsrps hooters

CANT BULLOCK Feb 3D. lS64 ~
lu1os FalgAAS -Yoa W 4, III heading
9TH, tLa, aar camp b.s -. name besides
Near Brandy uaaa." Itrsee.yed ,h., name
ln honor & lir. Bullock afPhiadelphi4. who msd,
every man il o1r ..ri..on We present II new
pair Of arm, masr. mounting. believe. TO-
sbou. ssge. thousand uir..-4 noble present. and
ols lh4. {. appreciated, sll viil 81, gratefully r..
numbered IS taalaad. % 81. fellow country
men. Long m9g he teas. ST.. moved to our
present camp from ,he cue we first occupied near
Brandy Station. sams three weeks since. Our
od CAMP aasol .tle Ind owned ~ Jobn Miner
Bo,s. who, dough r,coguisd by Government
asa Jnion man. vasn.t YER, popyhr with ,bs
boys, sh3 bad So strong doub.s about bis lo,aly
that .hy decide i Is lsiI 'eaaes ough. 10 b con.
f.a,ed, which DECISION vas pre.3 sithlully car
r.el olt. bu' SIR Bous couldn't quit, see the
poprety u tha uroceed.ne.. and made freouent
complaints u 'ae oHicsr, Vito would III. bin
foil satisfaction uy .suiag frequen, orders ,ha,
Mr. B3,s' fences and trees must be- let alone ;
and gusri wou.l be placed t. preysn, aepreda
.loni 81. H tds 51p. would, D, some means.
keep ag good upp, %. saol with a right
,m.r. proportion " u,li ior kudng. which
might perhaps oe as-'un',l far by tie fc. that
ne guard al' ~. kept oa during the nigh. So,
=. llr. Bous aas good tajon man, the officer,
concluded, sG,r hi. fuel was about gore, to move
th. division n,o ness place where wood was
pl,gt, Oar,.t..r. ..r,.. +. 81, tl., pren.i.,. 4