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JOHN Fl. HOFF NAN,
Attorney for Prosecuting 5aa-
SOLDIERS CLAIMS,
MORGANTOWN, West Va

WILL continue to prosecute Invalid and Other Fen
w sion Claims, as we'll as Claims for Bounty Money
Bountv Land. Back Pay, and for Horses and other
Property lost in the Military Service Of tho United
States Also viii give prompt attention to Collecting
Certified Accounts for Hauling, &c. Go. 49,.
various Pension, Bounty and Bounty Land Laws ana
the large amount of Record Evidence in my pos.eson
enables me to be very successful in the o.
Suspended Claims when III many instances the claim
ant and attorney had long given up in despair. NO
matter how difficult the claim so II Is Just.
Sfddres. JOHN HOFFMAN,,
Morgantown. West Va.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
telv Cured and Full vigOr Restored.

nm ediately Cured and Full Vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which renders Liie mser-
able and the penalty paid by the
victims ofimproper ndulgencss Young persons are too
ant to commit from not being aware dread
full that may snsue Now who that under
stand the subject will pretend deny that the power OF
nrocreation i lost sooner by those falling into mprop
er habits than BY the prudentl Besides being deprived
OF the pleasure Of healthy 0sprpg the most serious
The system becomes Deranged, the Physical and Mem
tai FSnctions Weakened Loss of Pi iocreative Power
Nervous Irritablity, Dyspepsis, Papnsti0n & Of the
of Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death
Odice NO. south Frederick st.
Left hand side going from Baltimore street. lew aooIs
fron the corner Eai not TO observe name and num-
Der. rA. D.,
Letters must be paid and contain stamp ThsD DOC
tors Diploma hangs in his otice'
ACUsE ~ sARRANTEDI In TWO DAYS
No Mercury or Nauseo1ss Drugs
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REFE iS Q

Hon. r. L. Berkshire, Judge Supreme Court OIL
Appeals, Morgantown, West Va.
Hon. Wm. A. Harrison. Judge Suprems court %
Appeals, Clarksburg, West va.
n Goff ESQ, President n. Il NJ. Bank Of WheShnG
at Clarksburg, West Va
w. wagner, Cashier NJ. & NJ. Bank OF Wheeling, 81
Morgantown, West Va.
Kramer & Rahm, Bankers, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rittenhouse, FAINT Co., bankers, washington, ~.
novlt6
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STRANGE rs

t no, your lives or health, 10 the care OF ths many
i,nIearnef and worthless Pretenders, destitute o.
know!oige name or character. who copy Dr. Sohn
sons advertisements, or style themselves IN tns
Errng. thev keep you traing month after month Ia
kinr their thy and poisonous compound or as Ion
ss fbo sua lest fee can be obtained, and ID despa
Ioavo YOU with ruined health to sigh over your sins
DFl Johnstonl tho only Physician advertising
Hs Credentials or diplomas always hang IN hs once
His remedies or treatment are unknown 70 al
r1. - tbe trst IN G country and moro extens-vt
pIirafs PrGeftee than any other Physician IN th'
world.
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, Lonaon,
Graduate from one OF the most eminent Colleges IN .'
United States, and the greater part Oh wnoSI hie La
boon snent in the hospitals of london Paris, Philade
pha and elsewhere has effected some Of the most as
tonlshlng cures that known; many trouolec
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep siea
nervousness being alarmed at sudden SOUNDS oash-
fulness, with frequent 6lushing attended sometlmc
with deranVement of mind, wers cured Immediately
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FROM GALENA.
GALENA, January 2, 1864.

UALENA, Jauuary ~ IoO7'
The weather is excessively cold, the mer-
curry ranging from twenty five to thirty,
three degrees below zero The gale SUBJ
sided on Friday night, leaving the railroad
blocked terribly. No trains have reached
here since Wednesday evening, and the
prospect is gloomy.
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uNDERTAKrNG.

We will furnish Metallic, as we'll as other kinds Of
Cofns made Of the best materials and in the latest
and most approved styles, on short notice.
Having had an experience Of years the undertake
ing business hope by strict attention 20 business,
70 merit share Of public patronage is inten-
ton to Accommodate our customers 70 the utnos; OF
our ability.
luly '6 FRIEND son
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FROM FORT WAYNE.


FORT WAYNE, January 2.
~. The thermometer on the lst was % deg.
below zero, with heavy wind and snow
Two men were frozen to death. The Pitts
burg and Fort Wayne Road is not yet open
40 Chicago, but all goes On right eastwai d..
The Toledo and Wabash road is slightly
interrupted. No mails for three days.
FROM MADISON.
MADISON. WIS, January 2.
A terrible storm of wind and snow set in
here Wednesday night, lasting all day Thurs
day-completely blockading the railroads.
In many places on the Milwaukee and Prai-
rie du Chen Railroad the drifts were from
II to IA feet deep aud packed in 10 hard it
REQ uired to be shovAled out before trains
could pass The passenger train which left
here Thursday afternoon for Prairie du
Ohien, got buried in a drift at Avona, and
was not got out until this evening Two
engines belonging to the taain were badly
damaged. Trains on the east end were also
all blockaded, none getting through since
Wednesday, consequently we are without
our usual mails since that day.
The cold yesterday and to-day has been
intense, the thermometer standing yester
day morning, at o'clock, at340 below Zero
This morning it is reported at 390, aud at
Harvey hospital the mercury congealcd.-
The oldest settlers say it is the coldest
weather they ever felt in this State. There
was a great deal of suffering at Camp
Randall and Harvey Hospital yesterday, and
last night the supply Of wood was exhaustr
cd, and large number of soldiers were
badly frozen.
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No. ol49
g S M / T H s ,',o 5..',s =
BOTTLING CELLAR

U,HE undersigned having placed his Botslins Wek
IN thorough repair is now prepared TO Mls order
for Bottled Ales Porter and Brown Stout. .---O1
vistf GEO. W. SMITH, ,
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FROM ST. PAUL.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 3.
The last three days of last week have
been the coolest know here for years. The
highest range of the mercury during that
time has been ten degrees below zero, and
most of the time it was between twenty
and thirty degrees below zero at nine o'clock
this morning, and thirty eight during the
night. The atay register theremomenter
at Fort Smelling, which is on a high bleak
bluff, marked fifty below zero yesterday
4 register which has been kept since that
foot was established in 1921, shows that
this degree of cold has been reached but
twice during that time.
FROM MILWAUKEE.
MILWAUKEE,, Jan. 2, 1864.
The weather for the past forty-eight
hours has been perfectly diabolical, and
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FROM KANKAKEE

NANKAkEE, III, JUN D.
1t commenced showing late on Wednes'
day evening aud continued throughout
Thursday aud Friday forenoon, accompanied
with very high wind the snow completely
blocking up the station, rendering it impos
slble for trains to pass until this morning.
The weather is intensively cold There
have been no causslties as far as heard
from. The thermometer stood on Friday
morning twenty-seven degrees below
zero.
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1.DoRsEMENT oF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this institution year
af,sr year and the numerous important Surglcai Up
,ips performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by ths
yanortar. of the .'Sun," Clipper" and many Other
nae-s notices Of which have appeared again and again
kforo ,h publis besidea bis standing gentleman
~ "Ssrsc.sF and responsibility is sufhcsn. guaran
tee 10 the afflicted,
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EREEN BAY, WIS. Jan. d I. VI.
Arrangements have been made TO put an
other large party 40 work early Tomorrow
morning, to finish the job Of opening the
road to Appleton which will iprobably be
completed and trains running before night
possibly by noon. The thermometer has
ranged during the day about twelve de
grees below zero.
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PeaeeICOnventiou.

SrRNcUsE, Aug. Is.
The Peace Convsntion that meets bers
to-day, promises obs largely attended, Val
landingham, Ex-GOv. Weller, of Califor-
MIA, Fernando Wood, and Judge Onder-
donk, are-present and are announced to
speak this afternU0ns--. Several Western
politicians are here. s.
AT meeting held last evening a series
OF resolutions was agreed upon more mode
rate than suited the veins of some, and il
was determined to appoint a full delegation
to Chicago, advisory in its character, and
not 20 seak seats in the Convention, but
this morning the question is in some doubt.
and considerable opposition is being mani
tested. ...i -ii pl-
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FROM WASHINGTON.

60. ----..--.. -.i. WASHINGTON, Aug. 49,
] The attention. of the War Department
| has been called to the fact that Insurgents
in Kentucky had endeavorad frahdblentlv
and tre1cherously to oblstethe benefits Of
the Presidents AmRestyto save their prop-
erty from the penalties of their crimes or
screening themselves from punishment for
the commission of robbery and murder
/ Accordingly an order has been issued to all
commanders in the military districts to
prevent the improper use of it,
giving to persons taking it for snv
peace; establishing tIls ftDHG;lfi HGf EestoEing
as expressed in terms of the proclamation.
all the benefits of which is full protection
promised to those who come forward and
tal-e the aath
Currency in circulation "a 600 OOO
The records of the General Land OAl-
cars show that the demand for lands bsvs
been greater than during anv prsvio,,s
season within the last three wears. The
receipts Of money, has as a consequence
been,very largely increased
The subscription to the 7;3O lone
reported at the Treasury to-day, amounted
to 81, ,l16,OOO. 1'-''7
The Navy Department have ordered .
vessels to proceed to Halifax. several davs
before the oflcioal news ofthe Tallabasee
entrance into that port. HI
The Republican learns that Sheridan
came ca IN coIllsson with Early's forces in the
Valley near Strasburg Yesterday and
some sharp fighting took place which re- |
suited su IN erlylng and defeating the rebels. /
There is no doubt but that Lee intends A |
heavy campaign on the upper Potomac.
aE,d that he viii strike hsr4 at the service
Of the 3 years men. .'.'
/. The time ofthe I64th Ohio REGIMENT of
one hundred days men having exnired
they were ordered this P. NJ, by the Presi.
dent, who thanked them for their services
a. ana eXhorted them to allow no small mat
tier to disuage them from the great p1ur-
pose of protecting the Government from
the attack Of the enemy. l
Nothing has yet been done on the James
river, butaflirs there are going on fayora.
bly,,
The report, by way of Martinsburgh, Of /
,he new attempt of Early to invade Mary
and and Pennsylvania is not credited
acre.
Longstreet's Corps is known to be in
ront of Grants army on the James river.
md the report that he had re-enforced
Early cannot be true.
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THE DRAFT.

NEw York, Aug. IS.
The Commercial states it isquite certain
that the draft ordered to talIe place on the
9TH of September viii be commenced on
that day. ~. .--....- ~:
For some time past reasonable doubts
relative to the enforcement of the Presi-
dents order at. that time have beer, enter
tanned by the public, and even by many
military men. 1t now seems however, that
it is. the intention of the Government to
commence the work on the Day appointed,
and prosecute it 70 completion as speedily
rs possible. ..-..-- ...
As stated a few days ago, the enrolment
has been completed and the machinery fol
drafting is in working order ready for the
turning Of the wheel.
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. ApYIcrs ,liI,lLr TRoM GRANrs ARMY
WAR DEPARTMENT, I
WAsHINarnN. Augnst is. [

'
To Major General John A. Die:
A dispatch from General Grant dated
Monday, 18th, $50 P. VI ., detained by the
breaking Of the telegraph line, has just
been received. He reports that the fight
ING north of the james River to-day, 10th,
has resulted -fhvorably 10 Us so far as it has
zone, but there has been no decisive result.
fhe,enemv has been driven back from
their position Of this morning with oonsid-
cradle lossin killed and wounded, and about
/ 40l, prisoners Two Brigadier Generals,
| Cha1aberlin and Sherwood, were killedand
! their bodies left in our hands We s'se have
4 Quite number of w6ynded prisoners
since moving north of the river our loss
will probably reach nearly 1000 killed
wounded and missing. Many are only
slightly wounded, rowing to so much of th'
j fig1ting being in thick woods. The enc
/. nv have lost about as many shave fall
\ en- FntosUur hands.
The Department has intelligence from
| General sherman up 10 ll:3O last night
but no operations are reported.
A dispatch from. General Sheridan, a
Winchester, dated August II, 10 P. NJ
reporte that General Merritt's division @
7 cas1yalry was attacked yesterday afternoon
,fby Kershaw's division of Longstreet
Corps, and wickham's and Lomax's bri
, gadCs Of cavalry.
After very handsome cavalry fight, tn
! enemy were badly beaten, with the loss
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THIRD DIsPATcH
Especial to Clevelaaa Leladsr3

IL
---'-' WAsHNGfoN.i Aug ls.
The Republican, this evening, contais
the following i-"9-4 .'.'@ =.'i''---
We learn that Sheridan came in COLI
ion with Esrly's forces in the Shenandoa
Valley, near Strasbr,rg,- Yesterday srl
sharp fighting took place which resultd
N defeating the rebels. We have not We
received the particulars of the engagement
from the War Department. but learn tina
among the prisoners captured were a mum.
Der from Longstreefs Corbs. It appearf
'iiA' a DIVISION Of Longstreet's corps have
reinforced Early in tho ". Z.il-----l--.--
Longstreet's men who were captured Sun
day by Birney, above Deep Bottom, on
the North side of the James River, belong
1as to the RsigEisiaRe sg which yavheheo forces
crossed the river, and got them into
fight. 1t appears that theirebels were de-
termined upon heavy campaign in the
Valley. General Grant is however. pre-
pared for them. i..,a
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..ssW adI1o iasha,afp'' s.i, aaiaaaoT
7aas .iiod eiis"yal smc-o.t cod a
States to oQpsidaF, and recopcil the differ |

L
Stales to consider and recdhcile the differ
cages exishpg between them. . ...-.
AT the meeting IN font 3f the Syracuse
House, Judge Onderdonk ptesided. s'i'''
Several speeches were made. --,l.s la 81
letters sympathizin,s with the objects of
the1neeting were received and read.
'' The rejected resolution was brought over
to the Syracuse House injecting; thevote
at franklin Square MISUNDERSTANDING It was
reconsidered and the resoiufio was declar-
ed adopted Subsequently, this vote was
reeonsidered and the resolution declared
lost. I4 -ii -Ei l''l 81 -'' '.'''
+ This evening the third meeting was held
Mt Shakespeare Hall THE principal
speaker was Ex-Gov. Welidr. of California.
He reviewed at some length the history
of the Administration; dchounced as ar
bitrary many of its acts, land expressed
himself in favor of an arnlstice and Con-
vention Of the States, belle wing the people
Of the North wanted peace and were de-
termined to have it.
He was followed by Val landigham.
The meeting adjourned. -.,--
THE INDIAN.WAR.. ---
DENVER Crit, August IS. 4
The regiment Of hundred days cavalry,
authorized by the War De epartment. three
half Iled afht the IIPdigh is l;yt2Ef NOR t thar m
hiled within ten days e..
1t will act along the Platte Valley for
the protection of the overland mail and
wagon Trains
With the cooperation bf troops from
the east, it is hoped this route will soon be
2
Used.
At present all trains and mail coaches !
are stopped, t -..
Ffleudly Indians report extensive COM
1inations between the Cheyennes.- Ara
1h9ess heoWass, Sioux, Co4nanches, Utes /
md Snakes, for war of determination
'galnst the whites. ~ @ .
, Martial law is in force here, and all
llaees of business and workshops are
.losed till further orders
Several independent companies are
bout ready to start out and a few days
will demonstrate its falsity
Many WlId rumors are atlOat
Provisions all kinds are very high and
dvancing. i
Unless communications With the States
re not speedily resumed there will be
luch suffering, ifnot actual starvation.
q LATER. .
The Indians murdered several families
nd burned several houses on Cherry Creek,
miles from here last nigh, The settlers
re fleeing to Denver for projection.
The commander of the district issued /
rders for the. enrolment Of able bodied
ales. Drafting TO I'LL the 100 day regi- t
ents will be commenced Immediately. II
A hne of block houses are being erected !
'pudd the city. 5..T
Thetelegraph wires are unmolested.
It is believed that no whites were en-
iged with the Indians. II
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aadAaI DKTHa0M

Five hundred men who were sent up
Afterwards had been heard from. At last
accounts it was reported that Early had
been reinforced by 'E6ngstreet, and that
he was moving down on 1he west side Of
North Mountain to flank. .ps at Winches-
ter Whether this be true or not friends
Of rebels at ,Midd dletown were informed be-
fore they retfeated, that Longstreet would
be at Woodstock on Sunday, and they
promised to return sgainlon Tuesday.
% Our rear has been infested with Guer-
rillaS supposed to be the same as those
who captured the train. a few days vgo
and burned the remains or so of those who
were seen at Bshryville7 as we passed
through. Tho mules were carried of, and
some prisoners taken. ..4s.
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FROM COLUMBUS.

Special to the Cleveland Leader.)
CoLUABUs, August Is.
The Provost Marshal General here has
been notified, by order of General Fry, that
the men obtained in Ohio by the latedraft.
including those who paid communication,
will be credited on the quotas assigned
under the call of July Is. This will be a
reduction of about six thousand. ri, 81
Henry ]. Chapman. of Lorain, has been
appointed recruiting agent in rebel States,
for the l4th District, vice Anderson de-
clined.
Governor Brough will return from
Washington on Monday.
The contract for the State printing was
awarded today to Richard Nevin, of this
place, at ninety cents per thousand, There
was but fractional difference in several of
the bids. - -
NV. LefayOr gets the binding con-
tract .s
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rnnM GRANr.s ARMY.

: WAsHINdIONi mug Io.
The mail boat, from City Point, brought
.hither 100 rebel prisoners, among them were
several officers. -.,-,-
Passengers represent thai the affair or
Sunday was of greater proportions than at
The combined losses Of the % and 10th
corps in killed and wounded is between
500 and 1000, while that of the enemy
was also severe. ..t
The position gained BY US was still held
Tuesday night $50 .-..-
On Friday there was some shelling by
our forces to feel the rebels position
There we're indications Of another ad
vance on our front, yesterday. -.. ,q
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wAsHINGFoN TTEMs.

NEW YORK, Aug. Is. =
The Commercials Washington special
says:
Leading ice dealers here have declined
to serve private families this morning, saw
ing they have at present only enough for
the hospitals, and as long as the pirate
Tallahassee is on the coast it cannot be
shipped to this port with safety.
HdetF tina hen s1lrs felt here for the
the line cannot be seriously disturbed.
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GOLD MARKEr.
'.Il NEw YoRK, Aug. Is

It NEW YORK, Aug. IL. m
Gold rather, stronger, with moderate
demand for export; the ddmahd for Gus
TOMS is duitG active The Improvement
ii the market caused importers to with
draw large amounts. from bond, and the
probability is, that, for the next month, the
demand for gold, for custom duties, will be
unusually large .1..~
Gold opened at $2,57, and advanced to
So SO. on reports of Sheridan retreat; but
/ il again receded to $2.572. AT 2 o'clock il
was $2.57s. ~ -.
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a standlof .eOlors, "a offiee4 and 267 men
taken prisoners.
In a later dispatch Sheridan SAYS:
The cavalry engagement IN front Of Port
Royal was splendid 1t was on open
I The saber was freely used by our men ,
Great credit is due to Generals Merritt
and Custar and Colonel DeFins. a''
[Signedb ~ M STANTON, .i
% .-'.'.-. +t+. -ri Seeretaryof War.
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The new opera-house at Saratoga VIII
cost $4,000. -, ~
Don Carlos CalaerQns the rich Spanish
banker of Madrid, and. Senator, died sud-
denly in that city on the 18th ult.
The damage done 10 the Cumberland
Valley railroad during thslast raid amOunts
to nearly 100000. ods
A recent toilet at Niagara is described as
a black grenadine dress and four thousand
dollar diamond pin,
Judge William Lawrence, Of Logan Co.
has been nominated for Congress in the
Fourth Congressional District Of Ohio.
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WAsAINGToN, Aug. ls.
The following is list of the casualties
in the Western Regiments, in the fight Of
Tuesday f..t -a- ael
JnO Maury, 38th IL, leg.
R n Wilson, ed Ohio, foot.
+ J-Cottren, 67th, hand. s,-=-a7e
-WR Gosnell, Ssth III, leg.
Levi Marsh, do do, arm
Adjt Geo b Irist, 22d Ohio, hip.
JLEvans, 89th Ill, neck. i'' ' ''
Corp H E saitell, asth III, hip.
G a Jackson, 5yth Ill. elbow y = !.
EEn1 J Williams, 9th Ohio, severe frac-
ture. -- - .'...' = .4s- ial ,is .
u Garis, S9th Ill, -,
= -, ss-'----s.,I, vsu OelOi leS'
Fred Richard, eth Ohio, foot
D Stack, ed Ohio, arm and breast. Fl
Samuel Wheeler, ed Ohio arm. - 81
Levi Weekly, ed Ohio, arm.
Jno Godfrey, SO I'll, leg.
VIM Denable, Beth Ill, neck.
- BF Barker, seth III, finger.
] N Bush, seth III, head. ,-.
Levi McIntruf ed Ohio, elbow.
L Burr, 62d' Ohio, elbow. '- "
Everet A Morgan, 39th.Iu, neck.
Orlando starkoy, 39th Ill, groin.
Serg't Evan W Lamb, S9th I'll. foot.
CWardsman, 39th III, arm slightly.
olden Myers, seth ILL., elbow,
h Newport, 89th Ill, leg.
Capt L A Baker, 89th Ill, leg,
OIL olmsted, s9th Ill, Breast.
James Hartz, do do, breast, shell.
James Davis, do'do, shoulder.
Henry johnson, eth Ohio, leg.
John Weagret, do do, arr
James Maxwell, sd 0hiO, thigh.
D. Rowland, seth H., shoulder, mota
l-dead. =. a..
Wm. W. HoTer, cd Ohio, arm
Lieut.. John Fraze, Ssth ILL., killed.
Capt, chauncay Williams s9th Illinois
killed. ..fss.a.r.-
Lieut.. J. D. Lemon, 39th Ill, lungs dar
/ ttN u H-"
Tient. N. c. Warner, seth H. sightle
a1nputated. .a.1
Lieut.. Gyms F. Knapp, seth Ill, arm,
CAPTAIN Leroy A. Ballet S9th Ill, cor
nrnnding regiment, leg, amPutated-
. tI-Cr-sK JseeKson, 39th IL, arm, amp
- tated.
i, Lieut.. Marion L, Battlefield, asth Il
! arm SOC t,0
a sJscob gottreAs C7th Ohio, finger ami
- 1 .' srz tltat -- f-Ia $3.50. 81
tated.
s.J.Huat, s9th H. head, slightly
James Gaddis, ssth H., arm, severe
= Everett A. Morgan, 39th Ill, should
S slight. -,
a.. J. TomlinsOn, 39th ILL., leg, amT
tated.
The Secretary of Var has decided t
all men belonging to the Missouri $
Militia who have re-en lis ed t0f q
= years, on, OF subsequent 70 july 1861
L who-1nay the1saftar so fe-eElist, are
titled to a bounty of three hundred
suz lars.