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BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL Know
lHEM. The ahnostinnumcrable testimo-
|nlals received by DR.. d. H. Seclyo, from
parties who have ina short time and .atn
|trrlting expense, been completely cured of
Gatarrlh by the use Of his Liquid Catarrh
ltemedy are unanswcrabls arguments See
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DELAWARE was the first State to adopt
/ he Federal Constitution, and the first "a
rrject the Abolition amendment tnil. New
Jersey was the third 70 aiopt the ConStitu-
tion, and the third to reject the amendment.
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The following gives the names Of tn,
Township Assessors Of Harrison County
with their Post-ofiicc address:
Short Creek, John H. Hammond, Shor
Greek ?. ..
! Greene, VIM. W. Kent, box &C, Cadiz.
German, Jacob Condo, Germann.
Athens. John Dickcrson, New A hens.
.Cadir, Samuel Clifford, Cassvile or Ca
diz.
Archer, Robert Smiley. Jewctt.
Rumley, o. Bishop, New Rumev.
Moore6eld, j. Kirk kpatrck, CassviIle.
Nottingham, Il, Cope Dcersville.
Stock, g. W. Sniker, I.aceySvie.
North, Jamas MeIandsborn Scio.
Frcoport, JOHN Watt, Frceport.
Washington, William IIolloway, Tirpe
canoe.
Franklin, Williamp. White, Feed Springs
Monroe, Nelson L. Birney, Bowerstown
-zssfS-~zs-9sEss--
-GaDr Thwing treats all Chronic Dis
leases
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info vigorous setiJn, restoring the hezish
4 md expelhng disease. Hence IL rapidly
! cares variety Of complaints which are chn-
!: Ee.5 oy inlpurfty of the blood, such a. Scrof-
uls, or Kings Evil, TUnor4. Ulcers, Sores,
Il EruPsions, PinIples, Biotghes, -Boils, S,.Atr-
6 thony's Fire, FoSe 0T EsYs'fs-ssss. TGttsr or
/, Salt RheuIf, Scsld " {sad, Iift- Worm Cam
sfcer or CancetDr.s IaEaors, Sore Eyes, Fe-
!. male Diseases, sfucin MS Itetenti0fI Irregular
Kitty, Suppression, e kites, Sterilitv, also SvI
,yphiiis or VencreaI Diseases, Liver Com
splaints and Heart Diseases. Try AYERS
and see for yourself tho
4suTprising activity with wiiieffit cieenses the
4 blood and cures these Disorders
During late years ,tlls public have beSn
q misled by large bottles, pretending 10 1iseA y
EqusTt of Extract of Sarsaparilla forCne doi<
Z Tar. Most Of these have been frands upon
4 the sick, for they not only contain little, if
s:any, SarsaperiIla, but often no curative
properties Whatever Hence, bitter disap-
!, pOitltHfcnt has followed the use of the Yari-
! oUs extracts Of Slrsapariila which flood tho
{ iiIarket, until the rafie itself has become
SYNONYMOUS With imposition and Cheat
|. ..Stiil we call this compound ''Sarsaparilla,"
7 and intend to supply such remedy as shall
areacue the name from the load Of obloquy
(Which rests upon it. We think We have
( ground for believing it has virtues which
. ore irresistible by the ordinary run of dis
eases 1t is intended to cure. Wa can enlv
assure the sick that We offer them tho best
alternative which we know how TO produce.
and we have reason 10 believe il il by farthe
most ettectual purifier OF the blood get dis
|. covered bvanybcdr,
= AYERS CHEEKY PEcToRAI. is so univer-
! sally known TO sUrpaSs every other remedy
Tor the cure of coughs, Odds, InFrtenzG,
. IodlHcness, Ctoap, Bronchitis, Inciptent
.Consai, pttoh, and for the relief Of Consump-
tive patients in advanced stages of the dis
ease, that it is useless here To recount the ev-
idence of its virtues. The world knows
them. ... F
+. Prepared fyy j. c. AVER q co. Lowell,
Mass, and sold hv J. BEAIJ. Dr. No
BEAN and SHARP & CO.. Chdiz, and by
dealers everywhere. mar. !, '65.-2m
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A-0pr. readers will please s,icuse afiy m
lack of editorial in thiswsee issue. :, : The
important and acknowledgement we haYs.
takes up all of'our asailabfe-spsse. : ~. ),
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Township Assessors.

-SaaThurs'lay and Friday at Cadiz House
10Th and 29th
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+ Wipc1IAIr
"a o. q "a h-AL'o iiAh4
1No H9il15or WE5Hdm lr3'h farquhar.
'No' " 5,oON, =,
TAG vLW 3V'iator DI y from Marion.
Sona.ov : no: r1cN ri,,. - i d ih'
fl,aaEIT naWiu eject ri trnm IN Petersburg.
lof tho IJon.. SO af n,aa.t'. H." %, no ni., ~,
- WV Ai'l' ntvTn y viT'eegaee;' rr3m ,Miehmond
. .lo tJ,, Dh u ~ D. SAl NDEhS,
'''o i1o0I' q q IJff,,effa'eS' y Richmond City
.,.- r. 'y H., ~, H., I1r,,.o 80 n.,
T y TSGI KS t1"nSe "l delegates.
80, r. o. ENH itHH,
" Wv WI a a uREpES' uiJTR,1E,S.sieS' heh'v 20
# tbo TTo,so ~ ~ n.i a u LEnh,
'''0 AAo"IV u NJ pE!rSaTHS' = IsiTH Chesterneld Co
Honsa ~ ~ l1hlaM' 1lnlaa' n
''Gi'' IT w =! dTg,tRaIcs, ~ nHM, fetersourg.
-: Soooni W itioM '-i;ao' 40 ~.
TT ''i'''l1 + ! 'Aut,r0r MHhVr1rpH1l,t nl pH1l,tslnla.
.t,h;of w. t1,,i T. So, - M,p.NIuhE,
'i0i fnsrpT iielf i5tGo,in ". Ana'tor wa once:
Mavor o. nv : af - p;obn,ona
ru. hgpl: :. 1ON ARD,
r ''i,ifI W nITnT wv wv hlchmond'
l. W. DCD-Ef
LrTGrETnsT E1TTnrssSTf; T 5ltl,,n4 5klltshm2nd'
o'An'n',,wGa'n n ~ r. Attorney, ,.T hiehmona
I,dco of ~ ~. r.. n, ~ SES'
ouasc ol enS IN SlrcoI5 G,9nrt, Petersburg
1.5o JNV. tr "A, MEEllEDIIIH,
ouige CireuIt Court, Richmond
I,i wv. r. lyons,
ou'Sa IN UIuiasmElagH m E1nr,; richmond.
.,v .N1 n' r. ,"lChHAM,
.MenioeT T 1t ~ congress, Richmond.
NAI q M TYLER,
!. p L''t1f W itlr1n1nd = mn Enquirer.
l.. H. g. y p,.s,:N,, AEh hN,
I 81" F1nHSner iH1HiSls :, OF OF examiner.
,-'- T. T. s. a. Az n.,uyfdiS;IQN; uDyEhSQN Richmond
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ess~ DR.. Thwing Thursday and Friday.
9th and 2Sth.
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u. S. $50 Six Per Cent.

70 OIL d BE AIRING ONDS.
These Bonds are worth premium which
increases the actual profit on the 40 loan
.and its exemption from Stale and muntci.
Ipdt taration, @ddS from one to three per cent
,n'ore, according to the rates levied on Other
property. The interest is payable in cur
Irency semi-annually by coupons attached
10 each note, which may be cut OF and
sold to any bank or banker.
The intarest apouDtS 10
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Lerest amounts to

Notes OF all the denominations na,nnd
swill be promptly furnished upon receipt o,
subscriptions, and the forwarded at once
zine interest TO 18th June next will be paid
iin advance. This is
.TiE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
snow offered by the Government, and il is
scontidently expected that its superior ad-
,vnntages will make it the GREAT POPIT-
sLAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Less
;than S30O,030,0O0 Of the Loan authorized hv
the last Congress are now on the market. -
4 rms amount, at the rate at which it is beino
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within
-four months when the notes will undoubt
ledly command premium, as has uni
IiormIy been the case on closing the snb-
,Scriptions to other loans.
In order that citizens of every town and!
section of the country may be afforded fa-'
cilties for taking the loan, the National,
Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally,
agreed TO receive subscriptions at par. Subs
scribers will select their own agents. in
whom they have confidence, and who only
are to be responsible for the delivery of the,
notes for which they receive orders. /
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHILADELPHIA. Z
Subscriptions will be received by tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAp1z
March |, lSj]-
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NEW ADVERTISING RATES.

The following prices of advertising have
been agreed upon by the publishers of papers
in CadiA. 10 take effect from and after Janu.
nry /, 1885,
One square, one or three insertions. "a 2,01
Each subsequent insertion, per square 50
One square, three months .,,o........,... 800
sig " ........a.,........ 7,0l
one year ..........,........ 10. on
One.fourth column, one year ............. 20, 90
Half :" " ........,..... $500
One a. :" ,...,......,, 5000
Business notices in local column, ten
lines or less neutrality-suspicious.. 100
obituary, Charitable and Religious
notices, per line.......................... o5
Tabular advertisements charged at double
price.
Marriages and Deaths published FREE.
1a>All legal advertisements, divorce, at
sacilment, administrator $, executors, obit-
uary, charitable, religious and business no.
docS, to be paid for, in all cases, inadyance.
...~.- r. HATFON, Ed. Repabiicaa,
"a G. \. ALLEN, Ed. Sentinel.
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@Ds DyihgusEfacat. Thursday and
hiday. "a -@F .~.I
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LOCAL NEWS.

The Next Tea cEer's Examination
Will commence on Friday, April 2Sth,
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DYE STUFFS, ALCOHOL.
CONFECTIONERY
AND
Y ARI ct Y RET
SAMUEL FERGUSON

%k AVlNG again purchased the establish
81 ment formerly kept by himself. op-
sposite the public buildings, Cadi2,. Ohio,
2fespectfully informs the pubtfc that he has
'son hand and is prepared TO furnish i'd large
sor small Quantities everything usually keps
Gin store OF that kind. He will endeavor,
TO the best Of his ability to pleasethe public,
Sand he hopes BY so doing to merit and rel
ssceiya liberal share OF the pubIic patronage.
Common and Fancy Candies of all kinds,
Almonds, Filberts, Cream and Pea Nuts.
xRaislns, Figs, Dates, French Currants, SD.
asar, Soda, Butter and Water Crackers, Barl3J
sand Ground Cinnainor, Pepper, Ginget, Al
..spice, Starch, Fine and Common CigisrS. To-
4bacco, Pulveiized White. Sugar, Pickles.
5pepper Sauce, Port Monnies, Watch Chains
Keys aud Guards, a fi,ie lot Of common Jew
Nelry, TOYS OF all descriptions, &c.
cttsteg.s- Fresh in season, and In Sumfnar'
Snico Cove Oysters served nj all hours. The
Slovrers Of this delicious lbfvalves cannot fnil,
ito be pleased. .>e-t WITH ~.
Icc Crean.- II, scTaen itr the best styiss-
His Sodg FtR5,tnt,, Il in full blast, and tha
Spublic will find thi. tiiu7tnost healthrtil and,
scooling beverage for lot weather. .
\ NtSsc country Cohfatioheties can be sup.
splicd at his establishment on the very best
sterniS. 5s 'n'G .L5
I Cadia, ollio, April IL. 1866. -'.. ~.
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CLEANSE THE BLOOD.

MITE corr up,,
w disor6ered or
vitisted Blood, you
are sick all over. II
may burst out IN pim
Pies, or sores, or IL
scnie active disease,
or Il may merely kee,s
you listicss, dcprc-sec
and 2 od for nothing.
But Tou cannot hEvR
good health whilc
your blood is is-1 -1Erc.
Ayers SarsapAlliS
purseS Gu, theso i'm
purities and stima-
latss ts5e Orstns OF lile
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u. S. 7-30 LOAN.

BY Authority of the Secretary ID the Trea-
|Spry, the undersigned has assumed the Gen
|eral Subscription Agency for the sale OF
United States Treasury Notes, besAing sew
|en and three tenths per cent. III ;-est, per
annum, known rs the
- SEVEN-TEIIRTY LOAN
These Notes are issued under dato of June
18th, 1865, and are payable three years from
that time, in currency, or are convertible
it the oDtiOn of the holder iutn
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Robert Smiley. Jewctt.

GaDr Thwing treats all Chronic Dis
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.Dr, William EsteD,

I'''3 - " = = w EO-N, TItIFIHp TpIITDU
sO from Military Surgery, will perform
6etVery variety OF operations required on the
human body, such as Trephin,rlg the Skull
sln compression Of the brain, from any cause
sre4airing such operations; anlputation of,
Eu1ppeF or lower eNlremities at any point!
Exsection Of Joints or portion of Shafts of
'Boncs, Stra;gbten Cross Eyes, Club Feet,
remove Cataract, remedy dotornlties of the;
rye Lids, Insert Artificial Eyes, made from:
;i new material en- an improved principle /
Ithe insertion not causing pain, andwill have.
the moyeinents and beauty OF the natural3
Eye. Extirpates enlarged tonsis in two
seconds. Operates on, Hair Lip and other;
delorrnlties of the mouth. Remove all tu-s
mors mot malignant) Unsighdy mole oil
tho face removed without leavinga a scar.
All operations performed without pain,
Louisville, Bel Co., o., April Il, i86j.
, 1865-08-05

GoyxxxxrxT SA11--co1. Ellison, the United
ssa:es Depot Qnsrtesmastet at this post, wil sell
by suctfou this morning At II O'Clock, the build.
lngs hitherto used ~ the Government CORA, on
Sts.e street ne1r Twenty aeeord.
, 1865-08-05
AN INTERESTING CASE.
feareh for Mother aud Her Children
Loyal Sen and Brother the
ffults of Liberty,

VIXEN the BaEt!fe was opened hy tft and deed
Of the people, ard its Door richce cams cropping
.n'o the outersir. there WIS a rush Of friends and
iclatiors TO nnd fi1ende xnd fe:a ions. from whom
they lad been nDnths or years separated. There
wtfe touching interviews, Intense g.eetiues,
eueh ns the world has rarely seen. They have
never bten 70 nearly reproduced a. In tho pres.
Bskt1,e o: Slavery strew tho earth long dstkened
ty Ite sceu.eed shadow Those. once elsyes.
who hsa gatntd the shores Of Freedom long ago,
ere now turning eager eyes and orlstretched
hands tewd1d their less foftsna.e ktntmen
in That former dsy. hut now the
shssers with item In universal Liberty. These
t5e iniqutues ard crimes Of til great oppressinn.
Its wTolcs ~ext ecoreo on hru,9u hearts, The
lights sse now retttu2 beside the shadows that
Few ot cur city readers sre unaware Of the
existence o{ the restaurant Of Me.srs. Amhroee l.
Laekt1n. Il il necs esary 10 ous narrative 10 give
shtb sas L.
torE n enterprisinc and ektlifu, and enrolled
them an1IE tho wealthy OF cur eolorea
Ws n. esa az 70
time, when Z boy IN hs teens, he came 4 fugitive
from his master, IN Marion county, hy- n that
Of o.
te1p11se and tntestry left Tres. Nj. Ambrosea
mister VA WtIllamR R Hrsek4n. 1ho has still r.
nd1teQ I1e p{EketR0f Il III. Amof0Ae4 mpl0ef
and Eve hfothers and sisters. In the 1ntef-
venine period Mr. Bs.eken removed with
BIZ elAves 10 New &hdr1d. Mlssouxt. and
Wild Of the remote Southwest He settled ia
Ttxst. but h what psEt L. not kuoWa. Ho hss
been heard Of "a Wishing New Otlcans hut The re-
| port IL Obscure. Hi. Ambrose has dl'ed every
| possible channel the var Or the Ffesdnens Com
m1etiou has afforded, and without aVal1 shfuktng
frc no outlSy IL become the ribefxtor Of his kin
He le4ves 1hi. city In day OF two Tor thoronzh
pertot al Eesreh for them. which ne trust may
reward btu efforts with eutce8e. We have given
of the parry be Il tu seArcn Of We do 1t tue
more eilcunstAntlay IN the hope that may meet
the eyt OF toEe. ppsslb,J amorg oar returned
generous Queet,
, 1865-08-05
AuTonAr1c q aA,N SCALE.
Grsut Improvement In WEIGHING
Nsratu-A. cah&1BAou8 &tKeAm
nftxkuyed AE d @eE1Httttd4

We e,eecotly witnessed the weighing Of con-
tEnon. ttesm Of crsn 1t the Chicago, Bnrlia9.
tor and QotccJ Railroad Elevator, In this city, by
the use Of IN iDgepIouslJ combined mschine H.
ve.ht BY Mes.,s squcza s. P1ettop, Of Battle
Creek, Aiebigsu, for the purpose Of weighing
and II Clustering tho amouot OF grain 1unotnz In
eou; i1rous stream, 20 In the loading and
uu1osdi-E OF esrs, koits, warehouses,
e,tv.tora, &C. Thi. machine I'll, Weigh.
ing ard registering the same grain
ss weighed ty the fairbanks ac4les. The result
,hcwtd that the tAutnnasic Grain Scale would,
With u t.aling securscy, weigh and register every
hnfhel s1o pound witaon. Ii assistance Of weigh
irg or tally eetis. At the tine indicated, tho
OF sbaut forty I'VE thousand bushe1sper dby; this,
however, WIS oily about ha t's real espie,ty, Al
the e'esator would Dot Kease the gram With aut.
c!ept rapiaty 10 ulo7 tbs kca.e 10 operate at Its
The automatic scale Is made Of Eeveral different
tizes: 70 weigh from OLE thoussna TO half mil
t1et the lhtpE for elevators and grain
The smaller ones are admirably aaapea Tor Use IN
Touring n!lls, .threselng mMsshiaes, "a ani
weighing or ueasn1lrg End tsllsing OF grain. zad,
better 1hsn ali, obvtaung ml2lake By giving
os W. F1sa5g .nf s
wcu.d be convinced on Witnessing It's operation,
tbs, tho Automatic Grain scala givss 4 vsatln:
pIortment on all 1ofmef Metno1a. 1t 1S Claimed
that It's uss effects saving Of one.tblid Of me
limo and TWO thirds Of the cost now IN
eusrd In the trabsfer Of gTaln. ehlppess Will
1esdity perceive til importance.
Ne learn thst a number Of enterpr's!ng hu,1-
ness men IN Cnfc.go and other parta Of tue West,
hsye formed company for the purposs Of man.
ufacturtng tie Automatic Grain Scale, and Ii.
t1oeuctnR it throughout the country. There Is
no doubt that it Will speedily become an iaots-
portable auxiliary to the vast and unceesng gran
trade OF 'he 8ta.et, md be hai.ed bT handlers OF
grsfn as the des.dtratun Of the age.
, 1865-08-05
Reported Attempt to Klduap George
Sanders.
[Corscepondencs n. I. de1a1d-1
ST.. LAwaXHr1 HALF. :
1oHrsxA1. July 81. lS63.

TEE ATrEMFT 70 HDNAP SANDERS
There has BEEN no little excitement in
NCut1tal today IN relation to the reported
attempted abduction Of George Ssnaers. and
the police hare been busy all night and this
mcrnfpr epdea7pring to hunt up the kid
nappcrs. since the collapse Of the Contede.
IA len nrd the hRsty retreat Of jake i1omp-
son with the balance Of tho rebel fund. George
has been keeping house On EeiT modest and
i1ugal eca.e., irstesa OF fcast'ng, as hereto.
fore, at the sumptuoas table Of s.. Lawrence
Hall. Last evening Mr.. Sanders and all me
members ot his family Hers absent nom nome
visiting at the houss OF Dir. Townsend, q
nc!chbor. and the premises were lets en-
trsJy pucccup!td. Some i've or Ei1
i: bsve been iaying1ound for some time f4at:h.
ing their opport tunity, took advantage OF the
absence Of all The inmates to effect an entry
into the house. where three OF them con-
cealed themselves, the Others remaining &C.
intention to remain quiet uutil all the house
hold we're asleep, and then to capture the
unsuspecttng refugee, gag and bind him,
carry him acrpss the river In bo1t, and
tLfnce by a driya Of few mites, convey him
within The borders OF the States, and set him
down once moie beneath the protection oi
those Stars and Stripes whose g1ories be
the arrangements for the journey were all
perfected, and the chances are thas the
gcEemc would have succeeded but for IN &C.
cident.
Alont II o'clock Dr.. Contri, the sou.tn-
lR~ Of Mr.. Sanders. returned home, accom-
panied By q friend, an Italian gentleman.
br. Cons,i, Instead Of retiring at once to bed,
invited his friend to partake Of soma rettesh
ment, and went into the kitchen to procure
1t. Upon opening cupboard he fonod one
Of the men concealed there, and immediately
gave an alarm. At first, suppostpg him to
be Sanders, The men sprang upon Dr. Contr]
sud endeaYored to seize and gag him :; bus,
finding their error, they knocked him down
and r1shtd up stairs. where they we're met
bJ The italian. A severe struggle ensued
during which one Of the band was wounded
By knife, aDd the Italian WAS severely, IL
not dapgeronsly injured. Tbs kidnappers
then made retreat, finding their plot irus.
trated, and effected their escape across the
river. It is reported that the police know
them and are on. their track, and that two
Of them are from the city Of New York.
, 1865-08-05
RETURNING VETERANS.


aBoltorte B.tterJ." Of Battery " L, " aad Rczt
III. Vol. Light AIRY. arrived here at m early
hour yesterday HoEniDg. bseRkfas:ed nj The Bet
snd then went cut 10 Camp Douglas. where they
arc Ecw qusr:ered, awAi.i:g tne1y dnsl psyme.t
xnd ctcbAfKc.
Thif hatety wts organized here In Chicago In
December. 1851 md went to Benton Barracks,
St. Loni1. The Mach following. From thsre ii
took the 'ed at Shiloh OF the 9Th Of April, 1864.
participated In the nsae Of Cortrta IN Gen. 8. A..
Hnrtourss Division, md After the evacuation o.
that place marched to Memphis with the 4th aud
9Th oasls1ots Of ShermEn'a command, md wa Ct
The occupation Of that place By .be .. 8. forces.
IN August, iaaa, they were enessed at Eoneonac
raj. Gen. H1rlbut to make the attack NJ :be
bet,le Of the Hstehie, ~heYe ii eapturcz stand
o! 1eEel ceiors, Trieh hte bsea 2tvtn to the city
eampatRn tbronEo Misnss'ppi, h7 wsJ OF tue
Tsl'ah,,chts spd Water Ve1iey IL December, 1863.
ny. i Tetafned tS Memphis I'd assln aceous-
panied Grsnte army. to Lake Providence aud
Aillken$s Bend, L.. crossed tho MltA.atpps,
snd Va engaged tn the campaigns around and
ope1inx Of the &ieea here. End were forty -geye1
dfys II The trirthes- A1st th. fal. OF Viel.ssu.E
ite hs:te'y was IT 5r1n.fsrred 70 the ea9ps!ga s9
atter Gen. a ccu'iough 70 MONROE, whence II re-
turned 10 VIcksburr. Their old guns being worn
out, Maj. Gen. Mcpherson NOW supplied III. N
N1.h Few aEmsucut and everything complete,
md In dune. 1854, they aea'n fought under Nc Ar
ttnr at Benton and Gleesouytlle, and In July m.
der Nj. Gen. s 'ocum at Clinton aud Jackson.
MIR. Whtte ended It's active opcrat1onh in the
te'd. eiccA that time II has been asngned to the
ecfe1Eee Of Vickeburg. This present 0f1eeEe, Hlt
OF Whit are from the raIks. ATE a follows:
CaFta1E-1hado6usC C. HuAn:eki.
FtyEt Leutenxnts-panle1 Il. Pierce, George c.
Weki.
eeeond Lseutenans.-Legi B. Wtgh.uan, Jas.
Cunn1nghsm.
Fri Selcetnt-Joto HIM.
O. II. GeEceAnt-ChaEIt r. Smate.
Ihe following com nissioned Gticels have BEEN
IN Tie Bstter1 since lis organization:
; Cspta1n-Hn. Il. Bolton, now Mnjor o. the reg
juenL
Cspiair-E 4. Nichols, hcnorsb'y discharged.
Flist leutensrt-E. A. danes, died Of dl1s4se
contracted in the deid.
Fts<t tbeutsnant-Jacez H. Moore. ho1otab1y
discharged.
Flrti i1nu.ensnt-stmou P. Tracy, died Of dis.
care CONT. .cted n the nzld.
Second Lieutenant Julius D.. Roberts, tonor.
ah J cltcbarged-
Second Leu.erant- Orlando L. Wood, honor
S, cnId lenteasnt-1s:ac Aerl, honoraoly dis.
charged.
The prertLt strength OF fhe comNpud IL 1al
men Over go men have becn On ths Tolla e11c&
It's uFEan1xS ton, ynost Of whom have died Of dis
ease. were killed In action or hxve been dis
| cby.Rtd.
Tux F1rTT FEST WISCONSIN REGHkaT, I'll
huDd1 BsronEs eonn2nrca By Gel: J. q. V.tst
atnved here ~ tate hour lHst nigh, on thyi
LoDeward Iopte. THEY were provided with sup
per Ind qutftetn 1t the Res, and after bftakfss
this NOR Hi 2 will proceed on theif Journey,
, 1865-08-05

On Sunday morning Rev. D. o. FrancIs will
preach at The Snuth Congregational Church, cor
ntT Of Twenty Sixth ttreet and Calumet avenue.
Se1vtcec commence 81 1Ci o'clock.
There will be 70 service in the Westminster
Presbyte1!an Church TO morrow.
-Flrtt Methodist Episcopal Church, s. E. cor.
Fer u CLARK and Washington street, Services
conducted by the pastor ls.Y. q. q. Fowler, Ser.
EoA snd Acn,ii astr1t1on ct lhe Lords Supper Ia
the EolIlrg; commencing at t03 q. N. xEen.ur
tervtces 8p, N. Subject: "Chr1st tha VAT"
Plymouth Congregational Church, In the
baBeEc1t Of the Unitarian Chur.h, corner Of Wa
bash avenns md Hubbard court. Rsv. J. E. RoJ
wtll conduct the morning aetglces-c onmenc ne
at lit o'clock. The Sabbath School, bib!e Gil
and lLfant C:Est will utet Immediately af e. the
elc6e OF the service. Nc service in tho evening.
Tho church IN courte Of erection by the con-
gfegaton CT the Fl. mouth Church. On me corner
ct Etdfidge court tpd Wabash nEenue Ia proceed
ing very rapidly. Already the baeeaent walls
are nearly bniIt.
First Baptist Church, Wabash avenue, near
Hubbard couft. Services, eommEnclng st 19i a.
m. anE 7@3 p. n Will be cunduc e1 by Rev. Nj.
Richardson, Of oaweeo, N. Z. ssbbsta School
"a, m.
New England Corg.e eftioral Church. corner
Of North Dearborn tnd HhIte stfeets. Services
cnmmt Icing ut tDt H. N aod 7 IS p. NJ. Will 6e
conducted by R4v. j. 2. GulltTeF, Of Norwich,
Eoxn.
-Churth of the Unl'ed Brethren IN Christ, cor
peI Of Clifton aud wilson streets. Services at
this church will be conducted By the pastor. Rev.
j. &. II. LOCKER, At 0.t0 4. N. anu 7.3U p. n.
Sabbath School II. As D. m.