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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Tie Boston Courier intense Mcclellan Cop
perhead, when charged with regtetimg Sheri-
dams splendid victories because they are damag
ing to the prospects Of 1.-THE Chicago move
nent," says boldly and basely;
ne JCliere the ChicGgo increment the only
r,ally important one for the reoorery Of pHJlic
rights and liberties, and that 1t TiH be em'nenay
euccesJaL"
We put these traitors uteauces or the
Mcclellan papers on record, not 20 controvert
Them, but to spread them before the people, that
Che soul and purpose Of the Mcclellan Party
may be uneringly delineated. Then let the
people Judge for themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

The News thought day or two ago was a
good time TO quote tho opinion Of The liverpool
Courier, that Sheridan, whose star was re-
Gently in the ascendant, is dying ont like an ex'
hausted meteor, borne down from the North"
Exhausted meteor is good, and especially
good when read by the light of the news Of his
last magnificent victory. The Rebel cause is
rather hard up when it needs such bolStering as
this from an Anglo-Rebcl organ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
DIE ID.
RIIypRIDGF-On 8

BAINBRIDGE-On Saturday. at 10 O'Clock q rn Sept "a.
in sure certain hope Of resurrection unto HE" Amelia.
wife of Henry Bainbridge in her 3oth year.
Motto. OF funeral on Tuesday.
BnADISfI-On Friday Sept % at the residence Of her
George Bradsh Bsysde Flushing L. L. In the TasA year
Of age M LucreA Bisdish rele Of the late George
Bradish =,
Her relative. and suds and those o her invited to
attend her funeral without further notice at ST. 0eorses
Church, Flushing Monday. Sept. %, at ~ O'Clock ~
Ferry boats Leave James alp and jtth street. T. f. at II
III
BYERsOn Saturday, SEPT a. at u .. m, Eliza, vile s'
Samuel H. Byers. in her 18th year.
The funeral wiz pace at the Memorial huron
corner % Waverey Place and Hammond street on
Sept ID Gsr friends and hoss Of hsr Sous, Jauss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

The Richmond Enquirer, Of the 22l, says Of
cast a gloom over the community, and this
severse will very much increase it, We fear"
Exactly the same two events, the fall Of Al
lanta and Sheridan victory, cast the same
gloom over the Mcclellan party at the North.
L that party which lives in hope of Union
defeats friendly to The Unionl Is its triumph
consistent with the safety Of the Unionl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
VI ARKEE ID.

pRAYTON-GUERNsEY--O Sept 81. by the Rev. James
adenburgh DID, Mr Henry ;. Drayton Of Jersey City to
Miss Ars r.. Guernsey the daughter oil Henry guernsey
NJ. d., OF this city.
JOHNsON-WANSEY-in Syracuse. Sept is, at the resi-
drnee Of the Hon Charles S-dgwk by the Rev Samuel
j. May, Lent Com. Z. C. johnson, u s. n, TO Miss T.
Fmins only daughter Of Geo Wansey esq. No cards.
OsBORN-RlDF Ron Tuesday, Sept 20, by the Rev. John
Gibbs Henry " Osborn to Miss Fannie u Rider, al Of
Beupor., Long Island. n. Y. No earis.
Thursday, Sept is. at Housa
tonic Mass by the Rev H. Whitmore, r.. b. Wicks M. d.
OF Clinton N Y to sarah G.. daughter Of the officiating
clergymnn No cards
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

fAdverisernentl
Give CONSTITUTION WATER O fair trial.--We
mean you who are under SPECIALISTS from year
to year and we particularly alude to ladies who arc
constantly resorting 10 local and all sorts VI
local applications for Diseases with much chance Of
tero would be from local applications to this
throat for diseases Of the brain. Sold wholesale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
The Bnfalo Courier Of the 9th has the fol.
owing dinlomatic itcm:

lowing diplomatic item:
william Cornell Jewett was In town yesterday
and we believe. moves OF on his mysterious way 10
dav What new wonders ne is now TO perform, we are
unable 20 saw as we are not Thoroughly in Mr.. Jewets
confidence. Mr. j. informs Us however, that he con-
siders peace as dead and buried-thOrJughy gone
under The only g;mmerng hope Of a stoppage of the
WY 10 which he cliugs is based he tells on an OK.
preston vOuchsafed tos weknown gentleman by Mr.
Lincoln some three weeks ago. Talk Of my being
averse 70 peace Said the President because issued
ITO whom it may cOncernw WHY | would give up
nv chance Of reelection tomorrow II ! could only get
Davis 10 come down with his ultlmaium a. have with
miner Mr.. Lincoln further signhcd that II Davis
would only fatty say what he would do negotiations for
peace could be commenced at once. Mr.. Lincoln evil
IDENTITY wants to naugurate diplomacy on new plan;
according 20 which negotiations are 20 BRIT" with uf
,aafa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Dan Rice. the circus rider, is the Mcclellan
candidate for Senator in the district composed
Of Erie and Crawford Counties, Pa The calou-
lation evidently is that, ii anybody can ride the
two horses, War Democracy and Peace ditto,
Dan is the boys but the trick is beyond human
achievement. No man eau ride two steeds when
going u; full gallop in opposite directions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
Gpefial Notices.
A Thrilling Serial.

The istes. and best Of the marvellous stories =
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the er.. English female novels, the death Of Chots
Bronis. Is commenced in
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appearance in England.
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publishing art. OF Europe.
PARIS, BRUSSELS, LEIPZIG, TURIN AND BERLU.
whose crc. having beeu favored with view Of the
script pronouncsh
THE GREAT SENSATION OF THE CENTURY.
Tho suhsress has added her unqualified testimony ~
rest, thx
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The wide reputation obtained by aurora FLOYD
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combining as II does in superior degree all the merits Of ~
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HER WONDERFULLY INTRICATE PLOT.
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and that
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
The Hon. Henry Winter Davis.

Special Dispatch % The n. 7. Inbune.
BALrIAoRE Md. Saturday. Sept. "a, 1854.
. The Hon. Henry Winter Davis will speak for
lincoln, Johnston and the Free Constitution, aud
against Mcclellan Pendleton and Slavery. at Elkton.
Cecil County, Nd, on Tuesday next the 9th inst.
This closes up our ranks here and the lih Of October
will make Alary land forever free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
But Sheridan has upset all that.

We publish in another column letter IRON
an ex-ofIicer of the gunboat Galena, on board OF
which Gen. Mcclellan took refuge during the
battle of Malvern Hill. We have the name OF
this officer, and can vouch for his responsibility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

MURDER I'm HOWARD STRRET.-On Saturday
afternoon Sarah Bennett colored woman qnar'eneu
with another female at No IS Howard street ana tne
two resorted to blows but were separated supse,
qnently however they met in the front basement ana
fought and Sarah BENEFITS head was crushed N py
club In the hands Of the female Of disreputaoe chac
ter with whom she had contended Coroner "Hoey
held an inaues. yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

u, S. TRANSPORT AsHoRE.-The transport
Charles Thomas. while proceeding through Hell Gate
yesterday morning was run on the Hogs Back by her
coast pilot. Assistance sent to her, The services
Of a Hell Gate pilot refused She will probably
come Of with damage on the mex. high tide.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
Greut KniiGcntion Meeting in Boston
Gen. Hooker Invited TO be Present.
Nrw.Y Your, Saiurda

Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts, has, to-day,
telegraphed to Col. Howe the Massachusetts State
Agent TO invite in his name Mslor-General Hooker TO
attend the Grand Ratification Meeting IN fancuil
Hail. Boston. next wednesday evening. The Gov.
ernor assures General Hooker that his presence would
be regarded as great favor and bis reception viii be-
enthusiastic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

knows that he has at least attained to years Of
discretion. Witness his method OF conducting
the Malvern Hill and other battles, wherein
that quality which is the better part of yalor
yvss so cOnencuOue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

A Western newspaper is qucrulous con e.ning
the age Of General Mcclellan. The exact set
Element of this question is not important.
Everybody who has watched his military career
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

a., EFFORTS 10 maintain TIE Union cons'e0y yng f)r
Tie Government snd the success II Our orni"s. -
RssoIred That we desire peace growing Oui OF the
salvation of'Oar Government based upon thr primer
,Je, OF imruutabe righteousness In order that the
christian religion may take tImer hold than hereto
lore on IA. American mind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
Business Notices.

AS ARTICLE OF TRUE MERlT.-BRowSS
BRONCHIAL TRocHEs the most popular article in this
country for Throat Disease. and Cough, and ,
many other preparations IN the market which really bn.
weak imitation. Of the genuine Troches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Mr.. Joseph Story Fay, who raised the Amer,
lean flag at half-mast on Independence Day, has
won his title clear to a soubriQuet. He Is here
after to be known as "The Cnlprit Fay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
The Unionists of TENNESSEE have nominated
The following Electoral Ticket:

HORACE MAYNARD. Of Knox.
al Large ) WILLIAM II. WIsENER, of Bedford.
(Co. X. G.. CRAWFORD, OF Greene.
ia" }Col l.. G.. IIOUK Of Anderson
IeHHtS'ee' DR. john G. EVERETT. of Meigs.
, 90 SHACKLEFORD. Of Montgomery
, Middt }T. II. GBBs. Of Wayne.
Ie'Mes'ee' Tool W. Il. STOKES Of DE halb.
Hest (AIMONp C,sE, of Ohicn.
Tennessee W. III. EIfCH. of Shelby.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
THE CABINET.

There are rumors here Of other changes in the
Cabinet bnt probably mono will be made at present II
is said that much bitterness exists in the Blair faction
on account Of the removal of the Postmaster. Gov
Denuison will undoubtedly accept the position but will
not as has been stated here carry ont the Blair policy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
ygcsf of Afrje0.

The West Coast OF Africa mails have arrived
The British Commodore expected daily to blockade
the Benin rver. Ion the purpose Of enforcing The hn'
imposed on the natives for the outrage Dr. Henry
establishment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

The Charleston Mucsry of the 9th September
says:
IF we hold our own and prevent further military
successes on the part Of foes there seyery prospect
tina, Mcclellan will be elected and his election upon ne
Chicago platform lead TO peace and our 'Hge".
dsnce"
But Sheridan has upset all that.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

HORACE GREELEY will speak for the cause Of
the country at NerburRl. n. V. this evening.
Also in Brooklyn. y. Y. on WednssdGy evening.
Also at HInaed. Conn. on Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
no NEW LOAN.

The statement about a new god-bearing loan
of two hundred millions is entirely untrue The de-
partmen is able TO meet all claims upon it without any
.uch aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
DISTRICT OF MARTIssBURG.

Gen. Neil, formerly of the 9th Corps, has
been assigned to the command Of the District Of Mar
tinsburg, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
sHERIpAY's GRAND VICTORIES.

Sheridan's victory at Fishers Hill is regarded
nv military men proof TINT Early is utterly unable T.
cope with him. If the bridges in Early's rear have
been destroyed. as intended, the humiliation OF
capture Of his whole force is almost certain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
GRANT ASB LEE

II is believed here that light will occur be
tween Grant and Lee at once Meanwhile there VIII
be no delay on the part Of Sheridan Supplies and reen
iolcements which were promptly sent forward should
place him in position to continue the pursuit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26
FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept IS, 1864.
PAYMENT OF TROOPS
The Treasury Department has passed all re-
qusitions for the payment Of troops These are being
filed, and paymasiers are leaving for the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

o. the Alb Of I'D Suue sst + Af rte nf.'
or TIE UNION ARMIES UPON THE LAND AND SEA.
the following Resolution passed:
Rssored That COMMITTEES OF en,y six be appointed ~
the Chairman Of this meeting which Committee are hereby
authorized form time 20 time to convene sssmbsrs o. ns
people for such consultation and action the exsencss
their aenandodfOr the support and maintenance
Tie following COMMITTEES was appointed;
CHARLys T. DAILY GEORGE OPDYKs,
Henry t. DAVIES JOSIAH SUTHERLAND,
X h. McCUapY. j. 4. HOFFMAN,,
sHEpHrap KNAPP NJ I. BRRSSAs,
X ID. LArHRop J. 7. BRADY,
HENRY NIcoLL. GILBERT DEAN
WALDO UrrCHIy, JAMES WADswoArI,
H. A. SsYrHE Z. +. PuaDr.
caAaEss GOrIp, CHARLES G. ConssLL
+. A. CosKLISG T. l. A. booLE,
HysRr CLEws DouaLAs TAILOR
r. P. CowLys. J. X HAcKsIT
WIN SYlIGxAy. CARoLAS OBI bRTAxY
Alta regslsrly called meeting Of the above Committee hole
on Se ard sSs the s as
Rssored That this Committee request the Common Council
the Pcsnt yc;or. ofths Union arms BY land and BY and
that Committees De appointed 70 ay the ;uec os.Gts
zen. be to cooperate ths.cssraiOn The fosv
S lsas e ' Ho,g.s: Wal, on. tn.
EDwsRDP: CowLH, Mayor.
ELIAa 7. PuRDY,
CHARLES @. CoxsyIL
kiSnAsD 3. LsTHsOT r.
Ma14Isw I. bREssAs Common Coanca
=. |. A. BooLK,
CHARLES p DAILY. Chairman.
T. p CovLns Secretary
Two Daily Express Trains
FOR THE WEST,
ALLENTOWN ROUTE.
On and after MONDAY September 10, 1854 ths
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JnRsBu
will run two Daily fIpre. Trains Tor the West leaving
PlER3. NORTH RIVER.
9 a N and p n.
with bat
Owe CHANGE OF CARS
10 Cincinnati and Chicago and but two 10 81 LouiA
This arrang cement will allow travellers
from New.Yort "
LyAyE Two Hours LATER
than by other lines, and
ARRIVE AT THE SAME TIME
1t Cincinnati,
Chicago,
st. LouiA
and al principal points West.
Fare sams Is by any other roas>
Superior Sleeping Cars night trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

Mrs WISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP-For chill
dren TehnE Cures Dysenery and Disrrhra regulates the
stomach and Bowels. and cures Wind Collie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-26

THs HAIR DRESSING CuLuvsrss AND BgAr1rrrEa
rfyour hair is thin try IT, IL 'curfy Try IT, If harsh Try
Il, II us,eess try Il, Il Of these ,fy H. for ali who
viii preserve their hair through s For sale by :,
Drur.ists.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

conform the existing ordinances Of the cit,
to tho amended charter and to report thers.
|on to the Council.
|. That immediate attention to the CO nditioi
Of the cutters on Main Street is demanded
and the Marshal should be required t.
cause tic some to be cleaned. = o. :
That the Major be authorized to procure
suitable Deeds to convey lots 10 the Gene
terry to persons purchasing the same.
The official Bond Of M. Herchler a,
Constable was presented to the Council
which bond was by them approved. The
Council then proceeded to elect Citv Mar
shall by ballot, and Thomas Taylor va
elected such Marshall.
On motion, Resoloed, that the Cit,
T. easurer be appointed disbursing Office,
Of funds for the aid Of soldiers families.
The bill of A. H. Jones for Blank Books
and stationary furnished council, Sl3 rs
was audited and al owed and paid.
On motion resolved to address 4 circula,
to atl persons having friends buried on un-
purchased lots and in the streets in the
Cemetery. ::
On motion Councilman Brown was an.
pointed committee to procure printed cop
les ofthe amended City Charter.
The amonnt Of the official Bond of tn
City Marshal was fixed at $4,000. +
On motion Council adjourned 10 Saturday
April 18th, at Z O'Clock 2. H: ~
= ~ :# :: w. w. PHELPS,
-. Mayor.
Attest, ROBERT DEAkEN,
CitV Recorder.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
Presidential.

.--.... a. Presidential.
An effort is being made in political cir
'clcs, to nave the National Union Convention
put off until September. This We take to
The move Of Fremont's friends; but the
friends Of Mr.. Lincoln who now has the in.
side tza:l< will never consent to move that
will ii the least prejudice his chances
There is quite strong party called radicals,
who believe that Mr.. Lincoln is too conser
'vative, and they are determined to nom
nate Mr.. Fremont If possible. Strange to
say they are supported by all the Copp ".
'headjoa in the State. No. it is moi
strange either =: They know if.ny other
man than Mr.. Lincoln, is nominated their
chance Of elocting their man is improved
hence, their support Of Fremont, who they
believe to be the only man that has any
show Of prospect to defeat Mr.. Lincoln's
nomination.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
The Sioux OutdOne.

T.. II oyer subjects were ripe for hell, tn
'naster:spir;ts in this rebellion, and thei,
Sa'anic instruments in tho field row are
Tie following, taken from the published
account Of the capture Of Paducah. is tn,
masterpiece Of devlish, malignant barbarity
that ought to be sufficient to consign th'
memories:ol tho Perpetrators to shame Il
the remotest generation, ana their souls a
pegdhion:tnrough all eternity:
"Ruripg: the fight at Paduc.h the rebelt
i tooK Mrs Harmon from the hospital and
g, ,1auraered her: Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. How.
ard. Mrs. Esan and Mrs. Mcclung. wore
Also taken and sent to the front between
=. Two fires and kept there an hour. Their
% dresses were perforated BY bullets.
While the rebel flag Of truce was moving
FORWARD they disposed their forces for &C
tion:. Our men had ceased firing for fear Of
'tEe1 Women being killed.
A;nan was arrested on the steamer liar
rison having in his possession a freshly IA.
&s&en ssalP, supposed to have belonged to one
ofoug soldiers.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13
STATE ITEMS.

The ice in Lake Pepin is still quite firm
| 1t will require several weeks sf warm wea
ther 70 destroy it On Saturday last, ir
some localities, the solid ice was near 9
Inches thick Uaia huw Hernld, Ami
7th
The river is extremely low, and none
but the 'igtItest draft, boats can get owe,
he bars. Owing to tn: fact, not NOR,
han two barge loads Of wheat have been
hpped from this city. this spring III.
A considerable amount Of spring whca,
has been sown in this county, during tle
past three weeks. As soun as the weather
becomes clear and the ground drieu off, the
farmers will hurry i'll the Spring ops
III.
A SAD S1Gnr-Il young aul ra,he,
handsome woman was yesterday picked III
on Robert street b. Off er Conners. in suci,
u state Of int"x'c..ion that she was to-,
sound asleep to be woke aE dray was
secured aad the woman carried 10 a. cell II,
the Station House. She was we'll dressed
and appeared to be the vile Of "a c,untry
man in good circumstanc s,-St. Pau
Press
A gentleman in Kaso:a informs us that q
livery productive Coal mine has been dis.
covered on the bank Of the river oprosi {
this place; and although, It has been work.
ed On private account for several years, /,
has not been known to the public until re
ently.-& Rtr Statesman. >. ...'
PERSONAL Maj. Cullen was in town
last week, Aid was engaged in making some
experiments in cotton, which is successful
will render this s'aple Of greater value than
|eyer.-;N. C.ouI Dem. .5~ .>s4s-
LoGs.-We are informed that Morrison
has one millicn and 4 half o: logs on Platte
river which will surely come down this
|spsing, RAIN or no rain. lie has an immense
|lake in which is collected sufficient wa:e,
Ito accomplish this.-M.
LABoRERs. There is great scarcity o
laberers in this village, Is being sImos. i'm
possible 10 get . days work done FOR love
|or money. We know Of no point where
there Is greater demand Tor lsborers OF
where they can live cheaper. more pleasant
|ly or gel bsttsr WsEes than here. Men vii.
ling to work can get constant empi msni
and good wages By coming this way
EAatfl1 Ds1s-
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

The Senate. 70 day in .xecut;v, ,.a,;.HY 7
confirmed theJollowisg nominations of Br;r.
adler Gene 4als: - "1's
.. Col; g: g Parker. 65th Ohio, J, a,r s.,. =:
25th, 1868 Col: Johp 3. Mjllsr. 8Hh ~
diana. January 4th, 1861 Henry q. r..
ley, Of Minnesota, frop March 26th. 1863:
Col. G. G. Andrews, Sd 8ioneaetx., j,orarv
9th, 81 t 1864 a Col; s Jepn = fdll'f, ~ 0his;
Especial to Times. )-Reugees report Ca
Lees army greatly augmented md hs sx7.
pected to start tho spring esmpaiEl viii
oo,oo or $4,000 troops. Cons9ipe ,a,riR,.
ing At Richmond were cent ArWsfd fapidiJ
and without delay. -.
, The ederal War Department is sbdiait. b;iiI
to wee out unemployed dener,ls 10 thc.
numb Of thirty Or forty to make reon ~
the pfo1notion of others. -,
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

sjxtk Regiment Ordered Below.
The following is an extract from speci Al
order ,9f tho War Department.
>~:,~ WAR DEPARTMENT, |
Washington. March 31st 1864.
The 9Th Mimi, 2Gth Wis. and the 184th
Penn. Volunteers are hereby assigned 10
the I'd army corps. under the command o.
Maj. Gen. w. y. Hancock, U. s. Volun.
BY orflsr Of the See'v Of War, r..
e. D. .THoRNsEND. d.:
A A. G..
It is understood that the 9Th will TAX,
the place Of the 1st, and the lst win re.
main in the State in place "f Tho 9th.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-04-13

METAL tips fof children's shoes .r, vor.
thy the pstron.se of.!l Who h.e .. ~