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BEER T. kERN,

York Street, Manitowoe,
nEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crocke-
~ ~, Fancy Goods, Glass Ware, Boots and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Paper Hangiugs,
Hats and Caps, Toys, Childrens Cabs, Live
Geese Feathers. Bird Cages, Kerosene Oil and
lamps, &c, &c. share of public patronage
is solicited
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APPRENTICE WASTED-A good boy,
aged about IA or Is years, who is good
reader, kind and obedient, can learn the art
Of printing by applying 10 the editor of
tie Pilot. --.-.r ...-..... ..--.-.f E.
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LITTLE Mac AND THE ARMY,-A letter
received to-day from a soldier in front Of
Petersburg saws The news of Little
Macs nomination for President has giveu
US all renewed spirits. No man in this
army stands SO high as he does. Il
Tbs cheering has been Of the loudess
kind. Of course he will be elected"
This feeling is not remarkable among the
soldiers-for be has always been the SOL
dies's friend-Neu Hapen Register
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R- The Albany papers say that large
numbers Of women are constantly about
the Provost Marshal's Office disposing Of
their husbands to the highes, bidder.
Many instances are recorded where NO.
men take up their husbands, enlist them,
ss1 receive the bounty.
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Office,

WHEREAS my wife CHARLOTTE has lef. my
w bed and board without any just cause or
pIovoca ton, this is 70 for bid all persons from
trusting or har5oring her on my account, as
shall! pay 10 debts OF her contracting after thu
date.
CHRISTIAN SCHNEIDER.
Neshoto, Sept. 10, 1861.
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Taken Up.

TANE into my enclosure on The 18th inst. one
~ Ok, about six years old with heavy horns,
red color with white spots and white tail, has
heavy bell on. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her awav.
HENRY CARNMANN.
Section "a Town of Meme ~
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a MoTTo.-A dry goods dealer in Man.
chester, n. H., has hoisted the national
banner with the following motto Inscribed
on both sides, s. Mcclellan and Peace, and
Cotton Cloth at 81 cts yard" r. w..
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EE Formerly the symbo! Of this gov
eminent was u. S.,-meanng Us, the
pAople. Now i. is al" written on the
small Of mems backs, meaning II Abra-
ham Lincoln" .g p.
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CosGREssIoNAL-At the Republican
Convention held at Oshkosh
on Wednesday, Sept, 18th, PnrLE1us
the present Mayor Of Oshkosh,
was nominated for Congress.
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w The watchward of the Republicans

is "war and Union and OF the Demo
ate "peace and Union" That Of the
Republicans is false and foolish, while
that Of the Democrats is wise and consis-
tent. War and Union can no more 90
together than life and death; 70. war is
ditunion. f-. -.
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Notice to Inspectors of Election.

T HAVE now on hand the B lanks for Regis :
i terIng the names Of Voters, and am ready
to deliver them to the Inspectors of Election
in tie several towns.
A WHITMAN,
Clerk Board of Supervisors.
Nantowoc, Sept. 81, 1864.
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Nanitowec, Oct. 90, 1868 ..." ..

Notice to Justices Of Peace.
T HEREBY call your attention to Sections 1C6
L and l07 of Chapter Is Of the Revised Stat
utes of this State ..s ~ ."L , i
JOSEPH FRANCL, Clerk Circuit Court.
Manitowoc, April 2S S64
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Notice !!

II SCHULTZ & CO, having disposed Of their
L Shoe Shop and stock to C. SCHULTZ h
CO., hereby motif, their customers that they de
sire to settle up their business, and wish all
those indebted to them to call at their office,
one door east Of the old stand and pay up
The old firm will continue the Tanpery Busi-
ness as heretofore, and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, &c. ...-.. .... ..-.
F. SCHULTZ L. co.
Hanifowec Oct. 90. 1863 ..a
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~ Mr.. Lincoln, although an able,
honest, patriotic man, has fallen into
grave errors - Gerrit Smith
Next fall lie will fall into his political
grave there will be no errors about that.
Boston Post.
Next spring honest Ate will have
chance to pursue the congenial pursuit Of
"swapping horses" way down in San-gam-
mou comfy. There can be no doubt Of
Mat-Eaprtss. E5eF.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19

Miss NJ. Spear, for glass apple jel-
ly, so
Miss A. G. Bredin, for bowl of ounce
jelly, so
Miss A. G. Bredin, for glass of apple
jelly, so
Miss s. Shanor, for gents woolen COM
fort, so
Harry Muntz, for a squash, so
Thos. NJ. Pearce, for display Of su-
gar cane, 50
Thomas Newell, for a stuffed duck, 80
Mrs. NJ. j. Stevenson, for display of
currant jelly, so
Miss Anna Timblin, for chrysan-
thum, 80
c. Siebert, for display of peas, so
G. Siebert, for aspecimen of apples, 90
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DIED.

On Friday Sept. ID, 1sG4 Mrs. MARY N iGEE wife Of
james Magcc of Penn township in the 18th year o her
age
Also on Tuesday the 18th, Mr.. JAMES M,oEE, in the
5Oth year of his age
Both died of Flux. They leave nine children and a
large rce Of friends, to mourn their loss
Killed in the battle Of Winchester Va, Sept 49, 1864,
NLwIoN H. MATTHEWS. Go. H. l02d Regt, Pa. No, aged
~ years. months, and % days.
Sleep, Newton, sleep; the CarnOn's boom
Sla never wake the more
No more yuul heed the battle cry
Upon Culumbils shore.
When freedom cried from sumtor's walls,
And blew her battle peal,
You rallied meath the starry flag,
With heart true steel.
Aye, proudly in the van you fell,
Our liberties to siye
A grateful nations tears shall fall
Upon thine honUred grave.
Then sweetly sleep = soldiers franc
Is thine tureyeFmOTe
No more you Il heed the battie-cry
Upon COlumbias shore. o.
On the sth of October 1854 in the borough Of Butler
Mr. JoHN MCKEE, cy-sheriff Of Butler county agsd i
years.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-10-19
MARRIED..

On the llth inst the residence of the bride, fifth
er by Rev Loyal Young d. d IL. G. GRAHAM, ESD to
Miss GUsrA CARNAusN, both of this borough.
After the consummltion Of the marriage cere mcny,
land the dcpositng Of Union ticket in the ballot box
by the grOom) the happy couple started ON bridal
to the West. Mr. Graham is Il young lawyer with
good prospects before him May the union thus formed
happy in its results the hearts Of those contract
ing it pure, is our sincere wish,
On the 18th inst, by the Rev d. o. Shoemaker Mr.
MATTHEW BROWN, of Concord township, to Miss S. A
.sHEAKELY Of fairyiew tp. Butler county
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U. S. Collectors Notice.

HAVING received the Annual List Of Licenses, Taxes
i Incomes, Carriages Silver Plate &C. under the
o. s Internal Retenue Laws for the 81 Division Of the
23d District Pennn comprising the county OF Ruter,
will attend for the purpose Of receiving of said taxes
&C. At my Office in the borough of Butler from the 23d
Of August 1sG4 the 10th of september 1854 also at
the following places:
Saturday Sept 10, 1864 from TO l2o'clOck, m, at
Key's Store Buffalo township
Same day, from to o'clock 2. m at the Store Of f.
Maurhoff, Esq, saxonbnrg.
Monday, Sept, L. lsG4, from to IL o'clock m.
Eairview at Adams Hotel.
Same day, from to o'clock, p. m, Mllorstown, at
Hoch's Hotel
Tuesday Sept 10, 1864. from to IL o'clock, M.
Sunbury, at A. Wilson's Store.
Same lay from to o'clock, p. m II rrisville, at
Kerr's Hotel
Wednesday, Sept. H. 1864 Ccntrevlle at Eyths Hotel
Thursday, Sept. l6, 1864, from to IL o'leock, m
Potrersyille, at Clivei's Hotel
Same day, from2 to O'Clock, p. m, Prospect at Mrs
Bredins Hotel
Friday Saturday, the 10th and 17th Of Sept. 1854, at
Zclicnopie at Bastisns Hotel.
Monday. Sept, 49, 1861, Glade MILL from II to o'clock
D. In ut Coopers Hotel after which time the penalties
prescribed by law, win he strictly enforced.
Payment must be made in U. 5 Money
Il. q. McABOY,
Dep. Col, 3d Div, I'D Dist.
Butlur Aug. q. 1864.
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Notice to Collectors.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Collectors who in
~ with the Treasurer of Butler county, prior
tJ the year ls64 that payment must be made he
fore the second week of December Court next After
this time authorized by the Commissioners, 10
place the accounts in the hands of the Sheriff. The de-
mands upon the Treasury Of such character, that
they must be met. Strict compliance with the above
is requested, will carry it ont without regard to
persons. y. WALKER, Treasurer.
Treas Office Oct. 10 1854
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.
Witherspoon Institute,
BUTLER, PA.

TENIE Fall Te of this Institution will open TT ES
/ DAY, the eth dhy Of November next, and continue
twenty weeks.
The charge for tuition will be the during the
Summer tom. good attendance is anticipated.
Rev. j. $, BOY 4. NJ,
Oct. 10, lS6l"3t. Principal.
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Rs~TQ NoLUNTEES.-VolunteeTs will be accepted
and counted the quotas Of the present call up 10 the
last practical moment before the drafted accept
ed, and sent to rendezvous.
Townships and subsrricts which have not filed their
quotas, urged TO do at once
All time that possibly be given will be allowed
but the Draft will commence after the 9Th of Sep
tembor practicable.
Credits will be given and Government bounty paid to
Volunteers until further notice. By order
Capt. RICHARD DODGE
Sth U. S. Infantry, A. A. p NJ. General
j. W. KIRKEK,
Captain and Provost Mar, .3d Dist, Pa
SEPT. T. 1s6i:tf.
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JAMES q. wM cAsrBEz
Stoves! sf0yes!! Stoves y!

WIN. & JAS. @. cAMPDELL-FoUSDERs- Founlr
w South Of the borough of Butler, where st0ss
Ponghs dn other castings made. large supply con
tsantly on hand and fr sale at reasonable ratss,
pecl. fsSJ::tf
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LOST

ON Wednesday, August 81, 1864, Gold Specimen
" Breast Pin something in the shape of a heart The
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving a the Of
fee Of the American Citizen on the Subscriber
Sept. 7, ,lso4::as wM. VI. sHIRA
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April 13. lS6-i=6mo.
Appraisement List.

n
FJNTIE following Appraiaemcnt Lists under the Fifth
i Section of the Act Of April lith, 1851, have been
filed in the office of the Clerk Of the orphans Court viz
No, June Term, is6l Mrs Ellen StillwagOn widow Of
Jacob Stillwagon deed, Personal property to the amt
Of ST9,S0 " StiwacDn Adun Stlwlgon, TX m
No 2 June Term. 1861 Mrs Chrisana Kerner, widow
Of John Kener, decd Personal property to the
Of 100000
Christiana KerneI & James Anderson admrs
No 81 June Term, 1864, Mrs Mary NJ knnis, widow of
John knnis, decd Personal property to the amount
Of Ss}00O00 VIM Dick John MKinns Admis
10 So, june Term. 1864, Mrs Mary A Fowler widow of
Joseph Fowler dec Personal property the amount
Of f3jl50 Mary Fowler Adm'x
No 80, June Term, 1864. Mrs Rebecca YKnnis, widow
Of Andrew MKiHnis, decd Personal property to the
amount of si9,T5 Robert VI Kinnis Admir-
No GO, June Term, 1854, Mrs Elizabeth Mccormick
widow of Hugh Cornck decd Personal property to
the amount of Sl1200 Jas q Wilson, Admir-
OF which the creditors heirs legatees disributces
and others interested will tkagotice appear
1861 and not later than the third day thereof show
carsc against the same by the Court
WATSON J. YOUNG, Clerk.
Butlcr. August 81, 1861
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StraYeSE or Stolen.

LNRCM the residence Of tbs subscriber in Muddy Creek
l. Up, Butler Co. Pa, he 9th of October, lsbath
nghD one marc years old arising brown slightly min
gcd with white hairs about the head and neck full ce
and scar Of akick the left hip. Any person giving
information that VIII lead to tue recovery Of the mare,
will be satisfied TOR their trouble
Oct. II lS64.tf NJ w KENNEDY
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On VIM. II. Dufr's sL,cnmansllip.
Twelve Eirat Premiums

for the best business and Ornamental penlnanship
AWARDED our Present Penman by the United States Fair
Western Pennsylsania Fair at Pfttsbirg gh..... 1850
Western Virginia FaiT at Wheeling
And the Ohio State Fair at Cleveland. 1852
All Of which are exhibited at our office
Perfect gems Of the penmans art. Titls5ur1h Post
These performances can only be exeeled by the au-
uhor.n-Iiftsttgyh G0kette.
An his ornamental designs are and remarkable
performances, - EreRing Gaseite
''The late Western Pennsylvania Fair awarded him
six First Premiums in all branches Of the arts-Ohio
State journal.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Testamen,ary
~ have been issued the undersigned the estate Of
James Magee. late of Penn Tp deed All persons there
fore knowing themselves indebted said estate arc re-
quested 10 make immediate payment and those having
claims TO present against the will present them
properly authenticated for settlement.
JOSEPH D0UTHETT.
JOHN MAGEE
Oct 9th 1864 Executors
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lUR TER Ms.

For the Graduating Course time unlimited
blanks and Stationery casting 81 elsewhere so
The enlarged edition of Duffs Bookkeeping LIS
Our blanks are made Of fine size paper ruled
plete, with full sets Of auxiliaries.
The Institution therefore offers the Commercial Stu
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ls The best System of accounts in use taught by the
Author.
"a The daily lectures of experienced Accountant.
3D. saving of half the time required by other Collie
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5th Having the best business penman in the West.
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EsO0fs and Shoes.
HATS, CAPS & NECKTIES,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Such Unbleached and Bleached Muslins Linen and
Cotton Table Cloths oil Cloths, Llnen and Hemp Towels
Carpets Curtains, Fringe etc.
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THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Butler. Pa, Wednesday, Oct. 19, 1864
Iisi OF Premiums

awarded by the Butler County Agricul-
tural Society, at their exhibition in But
Ter. on the 4th and 5th days Of October,
1864.
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LOST
the Fair grounds, the second day Of the Pair
Hair Bracelet, with heavy gold clasp containing
brilliant set The finder viii receive one dallsr reward
by leaving Il at this office. Mrs. S. j. TIMBLIN
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READY MADE CLOTHING.


Such as COATS, PANTS, VESTS and other garments,
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May II, 1854
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HARDWARE, &c.

If You WANT GROCEIsII1ss
Of superior quality at low they be had
elsewhere iii the county, 70 to the store Of
R.C. 4J.L MAgOY.
May H. 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

The residue would not be required until the crop WA
ready 10 be gathered and sent to market believe my
dear Sir that the above information w cover I'LL the
noint, touched upou in the lst,sTs ,h,A,,aA IN ma
fhopo ysa MI aise npcn the Government the "dOp
ton Of tie policy OF leasing these lands. when nave
been abandoned by their owners in small racts 70 ou'
loyal farmers of the West and North, whose sons "
months Of toll and exposure, havereopened them Ieey
are Justly entitled to the rewards Of their vaor BESIDE
it win settle the country with loyal and humane people,
who viii afford ample protection to the country and me
commerce Of the Mississippi.
Very respectfully. and Truly your,
JAMES f. YEATMAH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
CGTTON PLANTATIONS IN THE
GOUTu-WEsT.
Letter. from tho HON. ucary II. BLOW and
from the PRECEDENT Of the Western sam
sfary Commission.

TO "a. Edi'oy Of TIE n. y Tribune
SIR: Some weeks ago l published, for in
formation. very Interesting letter from AN 0foer
al Gcodrics Landing" IN regard TO the profit Of work
ing the abandoned cotton plantations Of Louisiana Mis-.
sissppi and Arkansas. Since the republication Of that
letter in many Of leading papers have received 80
many inquiries from all parts Of the United States cspe
oisy the Northern. that determined TO pursue the
subject in all its brSnohes with REV Of urging our
Government 20 a comprehensive policy and system
the leasing and working OF these lands and that
would the coored aborer not only protection
for his person but fair remuneration for Lis services
regret that our has not finished Its nves
tgations and extended lis policy a. satisfied that
the Freedmen Ia the section where these abandoned
plantations are worked arc In many grossly NAL
treated and swinded ard that II the facts known
long record Of imposition would be made Against par
ties who should have treated them with humanity and
fed and paid them fairly
Gen j. p. Hawkins, the author Of the letter alluded
to- feeling the deicacy Of his position. declined coming
before the public with his experience but considerably
placed some Of tie letters received In the pos
session Of Mr.. james Z. Yeatinsn. President Of the
Sanitary Commission OF 81 Louis, who vn at that time
examining into the condition Of the Freedmen their
cotton plantations Mr.. Yeatusn is gentleman whose
philanthropy and enlarged views have made his nAno
familiar TO the county and as he h had experience IN
the culture Of cotton having controlled and worked one
Rebellion TIE parties interested rely implicitly on
his aud advice contained In the following
letter. Very respectfully, your obedent serraut.
FasliHsfon Jan = Ise1. HENBY L. BLOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
Tho Expedition - Hear HnIos'
The following highly complimentary orders
bavs bean issued Nv Major Gen Pooti
HnADeuAnrsas AHxr AID DnrnIcr @ NORM caaoLnA

EuwsEnr, N. G., Dec ~, Iscl }
u,,,.., O.rn-a No <7.-Ths Commanding General 10
1T, iI mon 10 announce successful expedition 10 Bear
lnsl under the direction Of Col Joufdan, Commanding sup
District Of Beaufort By which several very essnhve ss
m.nnf,.ur!ne estsbi cHecualy desroysd -
well A. srse quantities OF s.t and some prisoners taken
Col Joufdsn fully rsilsd hs esPset,ons In ,h,s .ns
Lieut., Col Mcksry lSs,h N.wfolL yoIantser. End h.h
en.e,,. Arsy who suffered Intensely from cold In eonse
qusnes Of having been obsrd 10 wade long distance from
TbS Vessrs Gssirss 70 ed bis Acknowledgements n Col
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

ara now Il woud SEEM four Governors OF Louisisna;
Moore .omewhere In Western Louisiana or Texas;
Gen. bhcpey appointed Military Governor, jane:
buchanan Macpherson. Of hsdisonvile, the grea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

ComSsnder DOVE and ,.usc,Iy 10 Lents MeDsmctt aud
w,s and The Office and wews Of the gupboss HaDquab
BY eSmmm Of Maj-G-n- Peck,
r. PAREIssoN, Assistant Adu'snt General
tBAA r. STEALING, Aids-de- Camp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

t0Nn-
We thought we met any scouts at all IL would be a
the Junction Of these roads We approached the
u ain road very slowly but found no one there Then
thought ourselves safe SO or We went toward
not knowing at what unfortunate moment we mishe
come In contact with party " Rebel scouts and nsve
oil our hopes dashed 10 she ground We had gone eDoe
two milcs and were walking very fast wsen :r S
by grxf voice calling out halt. We did not van
for . second challenge, but came 10 dead halt N:
sansy not knowing whether We were near h our Own
were two "Who Gomez there" was the nert chet
lepge answered friends" He then told me 70 ~
blIpdly. / asked to whom I should advance" ssd
without answering my question he asked, to whom
are you friends " That was tho hardest question
moment answered we are friends to the North
" Come up" said he. +" we are Union picketh
thought those the sweetest words that eve
heard We threw up hats high In the air. and wene
with such yell tia, the sentTies thought us crazy
when inaide our picksts turned and said. 4" Good
bye. M bradley We soon explained our boisterOsa
mont and then everything all right. Ny pan hQ1
FALLS dear 7rtbuss 70 express our happiness. but y
and feel that under the protection OF un0e
old dag was triunphantIy floating. under whose tOll
prsssi6le. We were conducted % the quarter Of
morning. II was st 2 O'Clock a. IN. whom We crosse9
tho lines. We bad walked nearly rs nBes through
swa,nps woods and sriars and consequently our ices
bad cut my boots OF my feet the night before TO! M
feet were wet from the first hight Of starting, ane
boots had contracted TO my feet and were punisnin
me- severely. 80 on Wednesday morning we wsre witn
out boots socks feet swollen and bruised evs3
bleeding and IL was with the utmost dimcony ~
We could walk. Yet we were two Of tss ps,sS ~
l suppose, In America 1t that time. Whss eeNs vi
then whether go had any feet at all or not ~ II
liberty. We took breakfast Win NM - ~ i5tS
the 4th N " Cavalry, and Provost ~ - ~
trct He treated " with the greatest HnSnv c,ssp
after breakfast sont Us In his buggy W 80 .Gcsr
quarters with letter Of introduction 20 .ns Iinr,
Col West received us kindly. and gave uvcrrtow&
and slippers and IN the evening . S tho gree. ars
where arrived on tLe 1gs " , We 70 report
ss Basr Il fores. Monroe and q Y g. vi w
furnished transportation BY Sen pu,ls9 TmnsdisteH
on osr arrival We ocnsrs :sss,
and shown g n' il s0S many ~ psss. 5;
TO Ie sareco,n ,,s sors Zee. The Old General eyed
very closely whom " entered .. LII s IN 49,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

Peaceful Quietness Pervadins the Army
OF the Potemac-virginia Scenes In
lseA-U. a. Sanitary Conirnissien--In.
tenseIy Cold Wenther-Pour Men
Frozen 20 Death-Enriy's MOvements-
Dcnth or Brave Omcer-Snow.
Qtorm. &c,