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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
Cedron Bitters

ese Afaa ena sea vii nelsr use any othsra.
~ = mot necsssagy 70 publish louk Itst Of 4 a.
sAses Fer whieh The Gedres Blttsrs are Z specific.
n All diseAes. of the STOMACH, BOW
ELss LIVER on kIDNEYss
70 stl asectiens of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMEN np
THE STOMACH OR nOWELss
10 GOVT nHE UMATIsM AND 9EB-
HALGIAt
Ana in FEVER AND AGuEt
Nm assfona 70 Aaperesds ail Other fsmaalas Ii
got enly curss theas aisemass, bat Il pnrvKwTs
fnsm,
vine glass fan of the Batsrs taken an hear
bsfoFs Zach neal viii obvtAfs the IN eots af ~.
most znhealthy climate, AAd scrrsn tha u~rsna
iAktss q againMs dlaaAsa aasisr the sso~t trviug
s4xruaufs4. 80
eeld ~ Druggists ana Grocers ressr.lIx
~. join hollis Principal oa8as, TinA
ssesst, LouisviiIs, Ey.
sela ~ PETER vIERLTzG,
sos Sole Agsst. Evsnssflls. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
cs~psaAa P.sssr., of wiIa ch.rr,

has eeoosss hon shesd cord Throughout The
aesi and nouihf AID his Worn LazsBxsz IN isss
than year nftef their fntroduetian, attaIn~a a
sspasStlon a. widetspsesd as tss csntinsnl o.
sefth Ameriea. Bat the ero~ snK Elory Of his
no renAins ta - attained IN hs Ialess discover
- tA,her Combination; for be aoss not claim 10
aass oeen tss discsssFer % CkDRoN which ia the
19ais ot tbs hitters now offered TO the publie
dh@t honeF Belongs 20 ths native fnhAbltants 81
Sentai Ameriea, % shem iis viTfass hare beeu
nss znsrn isr mcrs than tvo hundred years. Ar "a
SIN y, ths IHd4n bids dsaanes fa shs ,noxi dad
nAlAfiA- snd handles withsut Far the moss ven.
onoaa serPssts i hslicf With them that
Shile there IL hrsAfh left ia the bo<sx tka sercu
b. A~9
While Or. Ball is net prepared % l.aer,. .s,,
s-taAfA8ent pFetsnstos, be is nsveFtheiess safss-
es - uea. thoroagh examinsfisR of the exiaenee
ssisats % rs yirtaes. that a. rsmedy ana pre-
s.1.ste ~ AZ aiseAssa aristng frea exposare
ssthsr 70 the changes Of weather and climate or ts
the 81 matte iaaa~n0as. 10 atands wfthout a RI.
sAlr snd Justly deserves the reputation h has &c
s1leyea 10 osatrAi Amsrlss Asa ths West In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
INDIAN MEDICINES.

0hCrokce Cure
AZ uzf@sls-s sess 1ss sge+na-e.-Aea. ee..iual
Heskssss, Aeefyaei Esisssezs anl ei dss.asss ssss
81 - ssb-yekistaoa sucA Lees ef Meaa~r Uuiysy.
- Laasas. Pass - the Baek, Dsssasss sf Tssssu
Ireaats-s Ofa Age; Weak kvsss. Diaculag 81
Brss<Aass. TSszaissg. wsksfuiness ESuptsas 81 a.
feoe, Pale csazsezsscs Tnaassfs. Gsassnspslsa s.d
al ~ DArefI eespi@fAs eaassS - dsvarfsas FRS
hs pash n aafHrs. : szt = =
n%-rhis medicfns IL e simple vegetable sxtraet
and ems pn vhieh eli c@a rely, e hss haan usss
10 eur prAesios for many years, and xith thous-
ands tssatsd u has aot fAiisd In gle fuatanes
lts curative powers have bs@a susE cssat 20 eafn
virt9Ty ever the most stnkborn case.
- To thnes who haze tFfAsa vita ttssfr eanssf-
tntioa. zntil fheY think tksmaaiEss bayona ths
reach 81 medical 81. - soaia say, D-spss- saff
the GanRoEEE CuEE wii restore roe 10 haatsh
and viger, and zftsF AL Taaek doctors haze fafIeA
n&-Fsr fall particulars, get a ClrraEar from nrv
Drug ssors in the eoautry, o. -rits the Propris-
tors who will nail ffse % anY dssirinx The sarss
sall tre4kiss 10 pamVkist form
@EPrioes, ~ par bottle o. ghnsa bottles fer s5
and fsrwMrdsd bJ Exprsss 70 all pArts cf the world
say ssla sy al Esspscssbis arhggfsss every.
whers.
DR.. W. r Merwin & Co
Sets PRaFnTxTens,
Ne. - liberty sfrest Hsw York
aEsoid IN Esaasviiis b Wm. Bisrbowsr azs
by AZ arurGists sssEyxhafa EFsk1saawIv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
scHAPKER g BUssING.


ELAes OF EvERY sIzE JUST RECEIVED
II Alse aAgs q al sE1ss With ths persrait. 81
Lizcein aBd GeCss{lan OF thssn. ,ust raealrs-s -
sCHAPKER A BUssISG1s.
No. e. and @, Mafn street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22


Ne. 50 Liberty Street 6sw Yark
1~soid IN Esaasviiis b Wm. RiarbowsF aza
% AZ 4ruEE ELats sFaEgwhafa. lFAAlaaAnIr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
NURSERY.


Cfescent City nurseries.
TIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsPECT-
Il fally call the Attsntion of the pzhiie 70 kss
large stock Of assorted Fruit Trees. He has now on
hand very largo assorted stock of Choica Appfs.
Carry and Pear Trees; also, . ehoics azsortnszt
ef Re4eh ana koss Trssss ana . splszziS stsSk s9
all sorts Of kvergresns-
Shade Trees.
wash to ean the especial attsnttoz 81 eur eiEf
gems 70 eur stock ef ornamental shass Tres, for
side walk planting. / can furnish Tres or pIant
theEa. a. desfrsd The Trees raised ia the urssry
far better aiApfrd 20 stand shs snmzaar semsen
thaa fh1se taksa from ths Ewknps or woods
Many Persons, vho have tried both, wili szstAiz
ne In this statenszs
Orders - lssssx viii b promptly attended ts :
.Aadre~5 GEORGE .. BOWEN, :
sefs crcsuent City Nurseries.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-22
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
sa
CEDRON BITTERS'
-lF
The Latest and Most Important DIS.
eovery OF the fssh Century.

No hAh's NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
= eoansetea with tbs history of thu Met~ria
AealeA 81 tee Nnttsz States. OF nera hvernhIv
kno~n ss pioneer In medical dlscoxrrx 49,
TAI 81 Dr. joan BULL, q LouisYslie, Ex M
InimitAoie preparation of SArsApAriIlA Ia lonT
sloe a. tas bad % tes various eompoanas of tAas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
IN. 1c,y yolunte.r Loan,

Comptroller G,cHnan has opened subscription books
for the 81 ,n Authorized ~ the ogdnioce o.
the Board o supsr provide or the procurement
oi volunteers ,he armies The Union, psrt an9
"a cel * the quota h county inc anticipated
cal OF the Pres dcGt rcra men.
Although the books of subscription aavc heso open
saturday, yet less than i've thousand dollars has
been offered
the Comptroller hrs now prepared, and win Mt once
ssae - the capitalists of tho city, a circular inviting
operation TO carry out the patriotic purpose Of the
gosrd Of Supervisors, by subscribing to tao pro-
posed l5ao. He announces that II Is believed BY
the COMMITTEES having the business in charge that
the nunber OF re4ulred from this city under
Inc cal n the President more tor army,
to be made public be obtaiced without rsscFting to
draft !. tho requisite furnished 10 season,
and asks acknowledgment tf ae commuucao, II thc
cpen i disposed to ad The object copienp ated Every
good citizen should cooperate with the Board Of 5urervs
il bencvolcnt nnd patriotic purpose y supplying
the quota from this codnty. ana action VIA
be taken volunteers under the ofdnanco until
sufficient sscescrissd 70 ant tho committee
n proceeding this matter, Is esse sal hat all 50
disposed should subscribe NJ ouse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
Tho Launca OF the Puritan TO take
pluec To-day.

The aunoh o. the iron.cai monitor Puritan win
take place nn,ng bstseen tie hours or ton and
twelve O'Clock II IS the general opuion Of shphuiders
that the arrangements q Yesterday 'ains had noi
been insrercd wth 1y The designer ~ho y not prac-
tca slnpbuldcr, and who asver arucncd vessel tne
puran would have becn IL the water yesterday. very
thing ready launch her a5on h1fpasi eleven lass
night but i was postponed nuti to-day. me New
Haven beat, which wolid pass al taat time, and tho
rcrryDoats no5cd, and every prccalon taken 10
prev Il sccidcn Thousands dsappcletsd ysstor-
day and oser thorsaai peopls present her
launched Ias, night; nr frcsson, however, fearing THAI
soms,hns shs 70 wrong ordered the 70 for
the night There 4 no fault Ia the ways, q taey are
edged % DO ih best set laid do~ IN this
country. Appliances have been placed IN on 70
force her oa today
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
T NE w Ar.
Despatch from Secretary Stan
ton to General Dix.
-~~~>~~-,~~>>->~~~~~-~>-
No Fighting Before Peters
burg Yesterday.
Reported Attack on Lynchburg ..by
General Hunter.
DESPERATE FIGHTING I'M GEORGIA.
An Important Position Gained
by Howard's Fcroos,
Srcras~rv Seauso,, n Eaue-nl Dsv
DESPERATE FIGHTING I'M GEORGIA.
Secretary stanton To General DIX.
WAR DEPARTMENT I
WAsaJgGTos juno 22-i0 Z. NJ )

WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WAsaIaGros, juno 22-iO L. ~
To Major General DIX
Dispatches from City Point at bslfpast four O'Clock
this evening, report lighting to-day. Movements ara
in progress which arc now proper for publication
The Richmond paposs report an attack upon Lynch
burg by GepeTa Hunter Saturday, and thrs ho was
repulsed 1t IS believed however, that there was nothing
more than reconnaissance, and that having ascer-
tanned the place be strongly defended General Hunter
withdrew and is operating upon tho enemy 3 commuui-
cations at othor points
despatch from General Sherman, beadluar.crs,
dated yesterday evening at hslf-past eight o'clock
states iha, M has almost ucessan,y in spite OF
which lines been pressed forward steadily, and
important position been gained by General How
ard. Tho enemy desperate cttcmp; 10 re.sko
this position last night making seven distinct assaults
GcaeraI wnitsaker's brigade Of stanIey's dvson and
iosing not less than eight hundred men.
Two hundred killed left whiitaser's front. Tho
assault followed by heavy DIRE Of artillery,
under which this position fortified and is now
safe cavalry MONDAY creos cur left,
aud one brigade Of tho Twen,ytnird corps IL across
Moses creek on tho right; tho rebel LETT is oonind
= swamp, and the rains prevent any advance. The
lighting mas been quite aii ponts the enemy
resisting stuo5orniy snd attempting tho oensve when
ever he can.
General Sigcl reaorts from Martiusbass today that
,hero IS truth iu tic statement q the hi!a aiepha
Inquirer .; ,ho 2st relation 70 raid Of Mosoy
the telegraph wires cut between this place anu Earpers
Ferry"
No military intelligence from any other quarter has
bcoa received to.day by the Depa rtmsnt.
EDWIN. 81. STANTON, Secretary o. War.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

AcriS7 AssisrASr SURGEON JOAN 3. HARDENBRoox,

AcriSa ASSISTANT SURGEON JoHv 8. HaRDENBRoox,
uNIrED STATES ARMY.
Tbs gentleman died at Bush Barracks, washington, %.
c. on Monday nlrhi the sixty second year Of his age,
a typaoi fever and dysenicry contracted while 10 the
discharge o. bis sss ., Louverture Hospital Alexan:
dria Va D1rng 6s last Illness ne was attended oy nS
.o,, tas, u..s-,srsck and IAcu,snsnt C. Q. Harden.
broog ~ a. Nsfrzn Reserve c0rTs, aud h Surgeons
parv.v ,,s Ia .arer rr n Of the knickerbocker
s,oct All sas oue ., the Oldest physicians Of New York
Fo- saver. ysars secrotary the New YORK Couu-
ty MedlrlI secretly Cl the original trustees q hs
y,,rsrs Fems,e institute AM merbcr OF Independents
poys srcn No =, y. sot AN Ie hasssncd some tune
,r 20 re pond 70 thsca tor aud, havng treo
aocspsd By Dr ScDcugsl Medical Director ~ tns cy,
vss assigned 20 duty At Alexandra bv Dr Abbott, Medi
cal precto> Mt Washington. lie has two sons now ~ tos
army spa another who out under the hrs can ,os
tr.crs His remains expected ~ arrive mere .nm
c,orn,ng nv Adams Express, ard hs funeral WI mM
ssa ,r,n "A, Pauls CHI rup al two O'Clock ~ to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
iurhc1.

Prince Corza had arrived IT Constnntinope.
Tie Porte said 10 have notified him that they cons
der the Pcincipallies null aud void
telegram from CoCsantiDOpe states that tie Prince
CoIs been received by the sultan, aud Tint in
of tn vis TIE concentration o Turkish troops
on the lanube bal been couatermanded.
The Clrcasailn engranls were dying by hundreds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

Lc Nord says that Russia will not send rev minister
Rome and connection between the two courts
will bo confined Simply 10 the deegstca Of business, hav
ing no political character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
ParannnI IatcliiCenca.

Among the wounded who arrived al wasainyton on
Tuesday last from tho front MAJOR Lawrence Kip Of
the staff OF Major General Sheridan. lie wounded In
the recent cavalry tight at Treyilan station hut
glad hear the injury Is not severe although painful
wound. lie goes home Tor few weeks 10 recover his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
THE PRESIDENCY.
The Meeting or rile Chicago Convention
Postponed rfli August 30.

Postponed Tfli Aueasr 80,
Al meeting of the Executive Committee o, the Ma
tlors Democratic Committee, hgd in New York rhs
22d day OF June, ls6 voted tha N aecrence to
tho desire Of very large number of ba aiiug embers
Of the conservative Unon democratic psrty throughout
tho csuptry, The meeting Of Detaocsatic National
Convention be postponed Monday, Arg - l65l,
twelve 0 clock nool, Al Chicago
AUGUST BELMONT, Chairman.
pea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
SPAIN.

Admiral Perez replaces admiral Pnzon on the Prclics
station.
deputaoa from Cuba bad arrived at Madrid 70 petit
tior rgat OF nominating deputies 10 the spanish
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
COurt OF Appeals.

ALBANY, June =, 1861.
1hecaondar IN the Court Of Appeals for rnusd June
90, 1884 "a foowsNos is3. l23. II, 1896 15, lbs,
l3g. 1iQ. l42 ll3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

The Emperor and Empress OF Russia arrived At Pots.
dam on a visit the King OF Prussia, the 9th instant,
aud would leave for uarmstadt on the 1lth instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
commercial Intelligence.

Illinois Central shares - 20 discount.
Erie shares so q 50.
Consos after the Official hours yesterday, closed =,
so,. a0os.
The weekly report u the cotton market vas received
by the North Amercsn.-ND HERALD
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester MARKET is frmcr, but quiet
LIVERPOOL rEnApsTUFFs MARKET.
wakefield Nash %. aud Biglond, Athya = Co. re-
port:-Four fat. Whes, dull and ID. - ioser RCD
western a. 9d s.. "a. rel Southern s.. 81 g. ca ,
white Western 81 3D. 9s -. Corn--No sales, bat
market easier mixod, as 81. ass.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.
Richardson, Spence s 90 and Gordon, Bruce 60. re-
port.Bcef quel aud s,eldy Pork dull and rncbs sed.
Bacon arm aDd 81 huer ror the better qualities Iard
ter dull and UNCHANGED. Tailow duh, bet steady
LIVERPOOL PE0DCCg HARgEr.
Tho Broker Circular reports ashes easier salcs at SIS
for pots aud 3is ca Tor pearls sugar tending upward
Coffee 0rm Rico met and steady Cod oil 70 siles
Iinseed o quei aud steady: losn quiet SPIRITS q 'ur
BoaIt, English trouden rcport.-Pe,rolcum inactive
and nominal rnd IS. Cd askod or refined, and Gis ios
Tor crude.
Baring's Circular reports Bread urs very du; red
Western wheat 30s. 92s. iron dun sugar tcnds ur-
OF trrpentiue-sma sales q, 72s Petroleum sicsdy. at
sle for crude and - Sd ,orircinod. Sperm o-smai'
sales at fT2. Col oil I'd Linseed oil quiet AL a9s.
Groves & TooI reror,.-provisions tending downward
aud lard R9sn and Petroleum 0rmcr Petroleum,
crude 800.
THE LATEST MARKETS.
iIyEaroof, June lip. W.
Co,ton--eaes to-day 10, 900 bates, Doladng 900 10
pecuasors aud exporters narke, armer the prices
OF American slightly higher other Kinds unchanged
Breadstuns dull and steady.
Provisions dull and unchanged
Produce quiet and steady.
hAyRx MARKrTs.
HA,ss, June Q, 1894.
Cotton Fat aud prices weak sales Of tho week 900
baIcs;--New Orleans tres ordinsire, 3jSi. DO nss
s50f Stock. t2 900 bales BreadSIuns anici With a.
upward tendency.
PARIS Bornsn
Psss, June II, 1894.
Bourse Aat; rentes closed at 61f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
THE LATEST NEWS.

liyERpo0i, June III, isoA
me London Times 10 day has editorial on the FEDERAL
en,is'inent debate In the House OF Lords. II says hs
matter has been exaggerated, and believes the qas
hove opaned but insignificant portion Of their hgttng
mcn rom the Efhish ses and II they obtained twice
the number England could reasonably make il, ander
the circumstances cause oyar We can ouly stop such
proceedings as are Illegal tnst Is say enstmens onl
emigration II emigration ends IN enllstinent aft..
wards, that is event beyond our control.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

AhfhicAN hEChuiIhhNIs ~ SooiLAND.
Tho MARQUIS OF Clanrcarde said that II notorious
that federal recruiting was going on In ireland.
Earl Russell replied that II he would furnish the proof
the parties engaged in such business should be forthwith
prosecuted
The motion OF the Marquis OF Clanricards vas then
agreed TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

just as much TO complain OF the Confeteraes ~
OF the ederas lie aEsuFedtho Eouse that the repre-
sentations already made would be continued and, ne
hoped with But the in America was being
conducted with such fury recklessuegs that all
monstrances appeared 10 be unayalng.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23

The monthly returns cg tho bank o France show In
crease ia cash on.haud Of nfyt oions OF francs
The murderer or La Pommeras was executed On the
9th inst.
French military operations Agicrs progressing
satisfactorily
Tho Paris Ilourse wi 6-s 0bc.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
DrAt.


As We expected, the basis cf tho coming
draft has been changed. 1t has heretofore
been said that each town would he held res:
ponsible for its full qnota, no matter. how
many men other towns may have fuanishel
in excess Of their qno'a. By such an Aa..
rangement 1t is evident that the State at
large would be compelled to furnish more
than its aggregate quotas, for some o the
towns are largely H. excess Of their quotas.
BY q recent order i; is determined to appor
no" this excess among The deficient towns in
he county, for the purpose of the present
DRAFT. tut should new call I've made tho
el'"2uent towns will be held responsible
Tor their fall NUN er.
Ihe deficiency in tn. State, acc,rlis,o
statcnrnt in the St. Paul Pes; which We
suppose i>.nuih.n,ie H. 2.Il1.
According toli1e ptan a:,,ve specified, this
e'nn'y ~'ll be clear 0; thc"d raft, having fur
n'S'ed u the aggregate more han her on,
Ia Several towns are deficient, in the az
rlgate ll8 men bu: the ct er towns arc IN
excess enough TO offset this deficit. and give
the county asurp'u* of 49, men, as will be
seen by the following table.
The first Column shows tho quotas Of the
several towns. the seco~l the number Of
men furnished. and the third the def3c,encv
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
General Headquarters Stntc of Minneso-
ADJuTANr GENERAL's OFF1cE,)
st. Paul Min, March 9th. 1864. (
GENERAL ORDERS M g:

-: - ]1DJuTANT u ENEKAII'S VFFICE,J
St raul Min., March 9th. 1854. (
GENERAL ORDERS, No. g.:
Ha'lhS. mus lar. bcen able to procure the
proper credits Tor but Il small number Of he
citizens ut Minnesota VIII, have enlisted in
t military organizations Of other States,
owing III great IN s,Sure to the f.ct of our
not beng able to give the proper spelling Of
thu name OF tho volun'eer and de>soat ton
Of his Company and Regimen: io order
therefore. that We may be enahad as far a.
possible, to overcome these difficulties, il is
recommended
!, That Supervisors Of towns, and Com
mon Councils Of cities, will! procure and r
ward to this office, by mil or e.her safe
conveyance at the earliest day prac icable,
af1a 'av' s m reference to- such, volun,e GERS,
VIII" are not known to be already credited 20
some portion of,he Stale.
IL. Such affilavits must give the full
name OF tho volunteer, correctly spelled. ard
1t hts name is Known to 6e Incorrectly
spe!'eI upon the nNss' er roll of his ,rnpan
SUCH 'sct and such spelling sho Id, like wise,
oe gwen, together with the number or other
designation OF the regiment and com pany in
winch he e'listed and the Safe. under
whose auspices the same was recruited.
| III. Each ati lsvit mast contain a state
ment that the valuD eer Was a citizen. .r ac.
'nal RESIDENT ot the town claiming him. to-
gether with such known facts a. =, Ia. SUD
pott that Conclusion. such AN the ieh.,h OF
'me he Was such reSiden :, hrs having vu,eti
or paM'potl tax>,n the town, hi, having left
i'l> i''n''y herein, the'c h,vins received as
>'>tan lrOln'the town. SC
~. ~ ,spera'e affidavit mus be made
i"r each vo'un'ce ciallned ana written IN
%" one halt sheet; Of legal. or f"!scAp writ
Ing paper, neatly folded, wi |. the nam. O
the tow" making he cain, the ma. e of tn,
'o'untecr. u Il designation Of hrs re- meet
ami c"mpa". p AMY written upon the ba TX
! V. All such attilavlts must be ti.ei ir
s!N> ottice on Or before ,l.e 10 II Of Nav. 1856
| al sr wAlch time, abstracts will be made out
'"r Tue 'eral 5 ate> il whose OrLan,ZA
''ons Such volunteers may hive, respec;ivvI,
o"''>teu' and such abstracts forwarded tt
the AcJu'ant Generals of shch States 70,
co "par'son wilhthe nh 1ster in.rolls and rec
ordS on HE IN theit respective bureaus.
The names Of all persons certified to b,
such Abju'ant Generals as havin: cnlis!e,
from this Stale. will be submitted 10 tn,
Provost Marshal General Of the Unite,
States. and if by him found Correct, the,
vii! be acsred'tel 10 the towns estab:i,,,,u.
lheIr right thereto. While ". will thu
secure credit f'r u large nunhcr M volun
teerS. otherwise lost 10 the State and rh
towns. yet it Is not t" be expected that full
c'cdHcan b" abtanel for ali that is jus,I
our due. rs the rec ids in the o4Ii .e> OF tn
severd Aujuant Generals, do not in a!
cases con ain an exh,',It Of residence.
By order Of Commanter.in in Chief
OSCAR MALMR)S.
AIjutant General.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-03-16
S;ATL ITEMS,

AbAD 'SPsCULArI y gentlc,a N o: our
city shipped lot oi vcn,>on TO Muwaukee
lew Weeks since. arrived sale. b,, nor
unt'! alter the day which tho Wisconsin
d"lne law hxcs As thu limit for tn. sac oi
'en''on, 50 the w:Ioic lot wa, CONT ,cAlsd
and lost -Ir.ss
TERRIBLE AND FArAI,' Acc,pExr:- Oh
'"c>hny last. Mir Charles BAlcuck, en-
p'"ved ''s The tour'ns n,1l of Mts,:s. ID, kc
G'C".. was caught by sfs cinit,es on the
wheels et s"'ne,'"l tn. gearing in the upper
story Of he I,1Hl. and had n,> wri,, il er,,iv
.,-o'ihd t" pltcc>, h's arlsr above the eib,w
severely hur,. anI II bal cut in In. q, N mir
While 'he 'ic>h -" the op,'ul, thigh was
'"rn rom The bone, iron 'i,e hip nearly {.
Tue k"ee, and mansle1 il iear'ui manner.
In THIS iear'u'iy J mu',Iatsd conl. ion, he br
Seine h,cans extrica ed i,,,nIr!t f. on, his ,r.r
Hons POSI- ion. and akrl s!s,yn one fi,u h,
"I stars, when t.s ie|i. ami ct I'd aya,n
himself, before assistance coull reach him
from belov. Drs Dcin,s. Mc,tut:Ilru AMI
Sseeens were im'nrd,a ely ca,,ed, hrs wounds
dressed, the arm 'asnf, f,utated below the cf.
bow. But med,cas skill Could n, save b,,n,
lie died on Saturday m,rhng. leaving a
WI 'e aud three ci:ihlren to ,nourn his IN .
timely death--tarth'uh Rep 4lcln.
Drnjamirf'Bear. Of t.yoa township. in
thus COUNTY. sIaughte'ed ed hog on Weines.
day last. weighing wher dressed seven hu !.
dred and two p 'unIs -Kochestsr Poa.
Nr. Davis, Of Garden city, sowed. f,,r
acres OF wheat on Thursday, the 25sh ult.--
Kankato tnin.