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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01
OuARryRxAsryR GENERALS OFFICE
WAsnIssroS. DC, Jul, "a. go ,
GREAT SALE of GOVERNMENT HORoES
NJ AND MULES.

OuARryRxAsryR GEsERALs OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. DC, July "a. 100 g,
GREAT SALE Of CONVENIENT HOhoEo
" AND MULES.
5000 ANIMALS TO Be s s}1i DURING THE MONTH
&, ~. s,.,., of NewYork Pennsylvania Ohio. Indiana,
Delaware, Maryland sed Sewjsr'ey' and Tue D''"''
Will be sold at public AUCTION to the highest bidder at
the time and places nam Sr eSlGT; Xxx
NewYork City, Tuesday aud Friday oil each week. 1"'
CITY, Wednesday Of each week, 200 Mules each
2iimira, Tuesday. August Q, 200 Horses
Emira Tuesday, August Is, 500 Mules.
Albany. Friday Angus, Is, 500 Mules:
Buffalo, Wednesday &, A9Sa,s - XXX 10 Jules
Phadephs Thursday of each week. 200 Horses each DAY
Philadelphia, Wednesday and Saturday oil eae" "esA' wv
P f1S Thursday Of each week $50 Mules each day.
Poi,syle Tue.:day, August ! 200 sco M Nars:
York Friday, August T. 200 Horses
Neville, Medn,sday, Ausa;, g. 10 loo M Horses
MELVILLE, Thursday August 10 100 Mules
Reading Friday, August II, 200 Horses ~ IT,,
shippensburrh, "Wednesday. August lS' 100 Horse.
Erie Thursday. August II. 300 Horses
shippensburgi, Thursday, ADJUST H. 100 Mules
Wilanspot Friday. August 49, 200 Horses
rHam ia, Wednrsday August %. 100 HOr'eI
Chambersburg, Thursdsy, August p. 100 Mules
Milton Friday August rs. 200 llorses
Carlisle, Wednesday, August 80 100 Horses
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81 luc hi"ies'
Salem. "wednesday August ?. 100 Horses
Alliance Thursday, August 200 Horses
Canton, Saturday, August :. 200 fioIsss
Cleveland Tue,day, Augusta $50 Mules
Masslon. Tuesday. August U.s. 2pO Horses.
Crestiine. Thursdly August II, 800 Mules
Cleveland. Monday, August II. 200 Horses
INDIANA.
Fort Wavue Thursday August "a, 1000 Mules.
DELAWARE.
xy,,-o, Tuesday of each week 200 Horses each Day.
Wimipr.on FRIDAY of zach week. 200 Mules each day.
NEW.JERSEY.
Trenton Thursday, August 10, 2'D Mules
Trenton, Thursday, August "a, 200 hues.
MAINLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday August and "wednesday Oh eac"
week thereafter, 200 Horses each day
WASHINGTON ID. C.
Each week day. 2O0 Mules
GIEsRORO. ID. C..
Each " eek day eIcep, "Wednesday, 200 HoT'es 80
An opportunity purchase superior class oil saddle aa
d, animals at far their value IL now offered
10 the pubic. , u.w,...,i.
Though the majority Of them sound and serviosso~
they are no longer required in the army and must De SOLO
MANY ~ the mule. bon sh IN the bee ming o the
when youy recommended the armies In all their marches ana
camps aud are thoroughly broken hardcned by exercise gen
tie snd familiar from being long surrounded by the 'odet
Animals viii he sold singy.
Sales TO commence at 10 n.
Icm,-Cash, ia United State. currency.
JAMES 4. EklN.
REV Bris Gen In charge LIST Div. q. 81 q. d.
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.

We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO-
RER fo on tue premises. Tho valuable Property known
ssTHE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with ~ acres
OF Land about good Forming Land Cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland liver fifty miles the
mouth in Lyon County, ke-.lcky, embracing large and
complete Rolling MIL Forge with twenty MODELLING Fires
Machine Shop containing Lsthes, Boring and Panilg Ma
chimes. with Boiler and Engine 10 ron separate from Mil
with Gri.t Mil attached, large Warehouse Dry Goods
Store Brick Office and large number Of Dwellings for work
men Also about forty thousand bushels OF stone Cod and
sxty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
The on WORKS baye been in successful operation Tor
number Of year and reputation Of the Iron fully estsb
she8 with capacity for making five or six thousand tuns Of
superior Charcoal lron yearysnu passed by any anuia
tory In tie United States The facilities Tor obtaining rig
Iron are superior any establishment IN the West there be-
fug three charcoal furnaces within to three miles oil the
Mill capable of producing seven or egh thousand tunA OF
Pig Iron yearly q,
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies OF Corn, Pork and
other articles unsurpassed.
Shipments Of Iron be made 70 the mouth oil the Gum
berland River all seasons Of the year.
TERMS OF SALE. .
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands thereunto attached al
Tools enbracin. Mil Force and blacksmith Tools and Weigh
four years date with approved security. and lien
tanned until tie purchase money Is paid.
IL understood that the purchase al the MILL lands era hx
take the wrought iron and cast iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools hay mules
cattle hogs safe and fixtures in Office wagon, carts
medicines and pay cash st fair valuation two dsnter
estsd men 20 tx said they do not agree ~
cal IN q third man.
The obeet of the sale close up said partnership
sblv 20 the article. of copsrtnershp.
f,ptaiss wishing to invest IN prohtabe non properly
~ll AZ well 10 examine the where competent men VIII
be ready at all times show the property ana ye
until day Of sale. hiLH'lAN pieOI
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Supervising Architect.
Il WAsuIsGroS. ID. c., Jsly ~. 1865
u PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PROOF

PROPOSALS for BURGLAR.PROOF
l. sAFES.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received u.
the Office Of Supervising Architect Treasury Department
Washington. d. c. until IL m. Of August u.s. 1863 for all the
Fire aud Bua Proof Safes and vaults required by the Treas
ury Department prior to August Is ls65.
Plans and specifications be obtained by application to
this office personally or by letter.
The locks for the safes will be furnished by the Department
but be put by the contractor without extra charge
The Safes DO delivered and set up within reasonable
time from date of order at their place OF destination IN perfect
condition. and the lock must be in perfect working order
when the Safe Is turned 10 proper officer The bids
DO for superficial foot measured the outside ard the
price to all charges whaieyeoor fixtures painting
lc t. except locks Freight and actual transportation eI
penses Exclusive boar OF mechanics II the services Of suta
bic be procured At the where the SAFE TO
be put up will be paid for extra.
Al bids must be accompanied by the bond ~ Two response
Bile persons IN the Of 900 that the bidder will accept
and perform the II awarded to him. the suciency OF
security be certified by the Collector Of Internal Rrve
the District The Department reserves the night to re-
any all bids be deemed the interest OF the Govern
ment to do and no bid will be that does not con
form to tbs requirements Of this advertisement
Proposals should be addressed "Proposas for saes and
Vault. and be addressed to Supervising Architect
ISAIAH ROGERS, Supervising Architect.
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Geaebers mauteo.

H,EACHERS WANTED throughout the
i country to supply SCHOOLS and sEMlNAhiES with
PRINCIPALS and ASSISTANTS. N B.-Address az ap
pications for TEACHERS or SCHOOLS to the NATIONAL
TEACHERS INSTITUTE, No. 4S6 broadway, n. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

Assn. O. NJ OFFICE, FORAGE DEPARTMENT. }
CORNER WHITEHALL AND BRIDGE srs., Z
NETWORK CRY. 1862
rTNHIS DEPARTMENT. is prepared to receive
i written PROPOSALS for the delivery Of CORN, OATS
HAY and STRAW in this City, and In Philadelphia, Ia
Bids should state quantity description or kind, price,
place and time Of delivery &c. ....o.-
Payments be made upon delivery, or ~ soon '"oes'o
a the Office may be in funds.
ID. BGRCHARD. Capt and Asst. onarermaster
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Sales bn Auftioir.

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. Ss9
DBwsy nearly opposite St. Nicholas Al
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Gales bn auction.

MEDICAL PrRvEroRs OyuoH,l
WASHINGTON u. c.. July ~ 1909
A UCTION SALE of CONDEMNED HOS
"A PITAL PROPERTY.
viii be sold at PUBLIC in this city at 10 O'clock
m on MONDAY the 7h day o. August isso az ,me ~
COSDEMNED HOSPITAL FURNITURE and BEDDING
consisting Of o-cc.
2l7 Bedside Tables, ..e 1oS ,,.....
1913 Tin Plates q. s soo u uus1 s,"''ie'''"
60, ~, R,ciet, 800 Bedsacks,
2l4 Leather Buckets sp Snrets'
1872 Common Chairs. o,Voo poArS ,.,.
l6T Large Tin Boilers. 49, o. ~ r p'i % 'i'''
Galvanized Ovens. lo'9i9 no,'ies
1.09l Iron Bsdsteads, ,r, ~ go. Pct. K,ive.
Fok, Spoons Cande.c, and quantity Of old Lead Cop
per and lin Ware , ,, D.. o,,ove the stores
Successful bidder will be required TO remove TIC ''''
within five 81 days from the date OF sale
Terms: Cash in Government lends c,,rrppr.ND
Surgeon u. 8. A. and Medical Purveyor.
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Cam Gtbools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
Ths rirbth Annual Term Of this institution commences
a, M n Lsayette-psc NewYork October Graduates
are admitted TO Bar presentation OF their dRo%%
70, or further information address ThEODOh
~ pWiGHT, No. 81 lafayette place, New. York.
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90 Wbom it man Concern.

IMPORTATION WANTED of ANN Nc
4 CLANE, who len Parish Of Bally McCae; County
of Cavan Ireland about twenty-five years ago when last
heard from wss living Ga Eew-York. ANY information
speeding her viii be thankfully received By the unaersned
her sser who Ia very sick and not expected to re-
cover Nj. FANNY TUBMAN, Arsenal Post Office,
Pittsburgh, Allegheny County Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

Having been established for three years In collect
ips all classes Of claims have complete arrangements for
,cnR accounts discharged soldiers who hsvs been ds
charged on partial descriptive lists prisoners Of war; balances
of bounties State Bounes and all other errekiage Ad
pay and bounty for deceased. =,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

TT s. SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO.
i. TECTnE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION. Bureau Of
for Disabled and Discharged Soldiers and Sailors
NJ Is Tbenber.-st no charge to employers employed
tbo abovs Office are registered discharged soldiers and
s,Ios OF Al, tiae and qualifications and OF all conditions Of
body 10th disabled ard able bodied aud all are wei recon-
mended .,.,.
their publications for employees Both parties are served free
OF charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01
DANIEL II. BURDErr, Auctioneet.
TT S. GOVERNMENT VESSELS
u AT AUCTION.
BURDETT, JONES & Co..
WILL SELL On
TUESDAY, August Is, 1865,
At 10 o'clock noon, -,

fBy order OF the Navy Departnentl
THE FOJ.LOWINGNANED VESSELS:
PRIZE SCHOONER SAyANNAH-35 feet long; breadth
siDE.WIif.EL STEAMER FORT HENRY-i5l f. 4 in.
long breadth % H. Depth II f. ill., diam cylinder % in'
10 n. stroke. <.,, 80. j.. -, a, n
SCREW STEAMER VALLEY CITY-l33 r. long, ~ IT,
in beam; depth f. in. cylinder in "a In stroke
ScREW STEAMER Observation-Disclosures III H.
in breadth 81 IT, in depth, H. in; cylinder " H.
30 in stroke. -, 1914 Ct,
SCREW STEAMER n. CUfLER-Lensth 2SJ ~ IN; !
breadth - f. H. Depth ID f. ill., between decks "
in cylinder, - in. n. stroke - =, n.
n. breadth. "a IT, In. depth ~. . in ,r,.,>,
CENTER. BOARD SCHOONER SARAH bkCEN-
Length los A. n: breadth. 26 r.. n depth, n in
CENTER.BOARD SCHOONER SAMUEL hoIAN-
Length 100 e.; breadth "a II. in; deph, II. ms
PROPELLER DASDELINE-Length, s5 feet inches
breadth ~ H. in depth OF hold r. in cylinder "a
in. diameter stroke, 26l in. - 81, "a
PROPELLER CAMMELIA-Length. III r.. breadth ~
n 10 in depth II II cylinder 30 in diameter stroke 50 IN
BRIG BOhIO-LeIgth, 100 It. : breadth, "A It, inches
depth OF hold n. 4 in , a., 49,.
iermsTwenty per cent on the day OF saie tue oaance
within sir days when the vessel must be removed from the
ysrd c. n. BELL Commsndsnt.
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Mem publications

'VHE AUGUST NUMBER
l. OF
HOURS AT HOME,
CONTAINS
The opening chapters of the New Serial.
GEOFFREY. TfIL LOLLAGD
With an illustration 1.-THE Church Under GTound'oby
THCrAs MAST.
1NF GiRDLk AOUND THE WORLD
WITH An OUTLINE TfLHGHAPAIC MAP. -
SOCIAL ASPECTS OF THE THIRTY YEARS WAR, by
RICHARD cHENEvIX TRENCH,
ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN
NAPOLEON 4 MYTH. translation BY Dr.. J. p.
THOMPSON THE OUTSIDE OF BOOKS. By Prof UPsoS'
Of Hamilton College. CATilARlNE OF GENOA. by Dr.
r. d. HuSrIyGrox DIR. HUBBARD WINSLOW BY
RAT PALMER. y. D. LIFE OF CICERO By Prof. NOAH
PoRrsn. Yale College. ST. ANTHONY OF EGYPT. By
DR. ScaAPF OLD JOHN THE CARPENTER. By DR..
PICK. SHORT SERMONS TO sUNDAYSCHOOL
TEACHERS. BY Rev. c. s. ROBINSON THE ROMANCE
OF truth THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY, AID other
sketches. stories, poems &c.
TEEMs - year; SINCE number, 30 cents six copies
(or SIS. Clubs Of ten or more, cash, ~ 30.
G. SCRIBNER & Co., NewYork
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RIMONY.-Why every man should
WI marry. Why every woman should marry All may
mary 10 know read - illustrated Marrsge Guide and
Medical Adviser by WIN EARL NJ d., $40 Pp mailed
everywhere sealed envelopes for 80 Cents Address No IL
WbiteI, NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

NNUE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. 81 c.
Il FISCHER the best and most reliable Piano. made
wholesale and retail at Nos al 2J 2 2i7 and !s9 Twenty
eighth st., Ninth-sve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

u S. NAvYYARD, BosrON - I
CoxxAspAsrs OFFICE, July " 1919;
V,HE U. s. STEAMERS ARIES r, mn nm
l. KA.". .CHERoKEE." .EoLGs'"" , TMhdPnT%:
Iii he sold AZ oubc auction this yard by Horatio Harris
on TUESDAY the lat day OF August next at IL o'clock M
The ARIES /. an iron screw steamers i'
feet breadth q. 80 feet. depth II feet. ,.n.,h
1871 so feet breadth 81 80 feet depth 1882 feet .
The CHEROKEE" Is an iron screw steamer; sunn"s'
lsngtb 1871 feet breadth 25 50 feet depth 10. 70 fee
The "WILDERNESS" Is wooden side ZEE s'eai,s'
l46 feet breadth 26 80 feet depth 1000 iee
The FOLIJSp is wooden sidewheelsteatner tuhhese
length ia 66 feet breadth "a so feet, depth 1913 feet
The "REPUBLIC" IL q wooden screw tug ooati tuhnsto
length O4 breadth 90 so feet, depth feet ,,s
The MIDNIGHT" is a cipper-bark; tunnase'ensth i|'
feet breadth q .83 feet. depth II ie,t. ., Al
Five per of the purchase money must be paio On e
day Of sac aud remainder before the vessel s removes
yom The NsyyYard which must b. done within SIX Gays
Ter the date OF sale An inventory Of the articles TO Dc 500
win the vessel, will be found al the Yard =,
~ = H. STRlNGHAM. Rear Admiral
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A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

A ~ ne IixVAsKED Dr. LAR
NONT' Paris London End NewYora Medical Adviser and
Marriage Guide 8O;h edition pages nearly 100 Anatomical
illustrations, upon Debility Urinary Depo'ii' stIciuIe hu
yohesn o.uta Practice the Authors uncquaed fhs and
London Treatments Nc All who would avoid unsuccessful
and DsoaouS treatment should get tins original woiS OF s
ANFRIC an NEWS CO., III Nassau-st.; =. WARNER No
Vesey-s, price consul, the DOCIOk, No. 10 boad
way. (np sarsl, New, FORK. from ga IN TO y. IN.
1--WE concur other papers IN recommending Dr. Lar
mont his work." Couri oes Flats Unis German DE
Reform hi patch Stats Zeuns Atlas, Medical Review &cl
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nlachinern.

EOR SALE.-TwO new l5-hOrse portable
l. ENGINES and BOILERS complete; ma 70 by the Wash
inston Iron Works. and Cherry and Cherry Tree Kun
Penn also sets new DRILLING TOOLS and ROPE sufii
cent putting down wells also other necessary apparatus
For price and particulars apply to HENRY HUME, No IN
Chambers-st., New York, or address JOHN HAMILTON,
Oil City 7. q.
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Chances for Business Ellen.

A RARE CHANCE for an enterrrising man.
A-For SALE. a new and elegant COUNTRY STORE, to-
sether with the ourshng Business established than
30 years Full particulars. Apply Immediately at No. 100
Leona.d-st.
nor SALE-A Profitable Manufacturing
Il end Wholesale BUSINESS rare opportunity for q
party with saial capital Amount required. $3.50 FoT par
tcusTs inquire 30. 2O2 Fultonst top floor Room No
NOTICE-$1,00 200 WANTED.-Will pay
~ 1000 per cent. No risk. Adde'S Immediately T. o.
Box No LIZA, Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

A. M. MgRwfS. Auc;ionesr On.
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co.. Nos: 694 ana
ID COO Broadway cor. of ith.st.-Sales Of boo.s 9l.
tonerv Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods FURNITURE ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

ana Irnrirh, PIANOS. MELODEONS HARMO-
NUNS and CABINET ORGANS Whoessis and retail a.
reduced proes To let and rent aowed purchased Monhy
nsvnents received for the same Second hand pianos ct bar
rains from s6J f2. Factory aud warerooms NO $Si
Brosdway. Cash paid iof secondhand Pianos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

FJrrvs Erie Il. H. Orange Co, N y reopens sept ID
Address Rev. l. h. NORiHkUP, Principal u.,L,
The mountain scenery and spacious and welurnh.u
house excellent table, thorough instruction III al
of female education with iuen oyment oil social ana ieeio"
pvi eres ali combine value to this Institution
From The Phade pha Press by r. l. Sears LII
/. men of mems and intelligence in our large ces
ere only aware peculiar advantages both Hen'dt ana
Lic cnjoyed at this Institution, spacious as the
is Il could not contain hall Of those oT whom aai''oh "
d sOuclf.
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DOCKLAND FEMALE INSTITUTE, o

DOCKLAND FINALE INSIIIUIE, uV
IL Nyack Oh the Hudson, n. Y.
THE FALL TERN WILL COMMENCE SEPT H.
thorough Collegiate Course the be'; Musical Culture and
Instructions In the Modern Languages Painting and Drawing
ParOr Gymnastics Dancing and Orsemanhip ind charm
ing and healthy location the bark Of the Hudson
constitute Of the attractions Of this Seminary
For catalogues with full particulars address
l.. D. and C. r. MANSFIELD. Principals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-01

GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
VI LADIES, Bridgeport Conn: For Circular. address
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nRACTICAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

N No. 8lg BROADWAY, COR TWELFTH-SE
Bookkeerug Writing and Arithmetic in strict application 10
eeua business by the wiiies and most modern methods,
taught By YOGELSDCRFh tire experienced teacher pfact
cal keeper and Mt member OF awhoesale house
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Wants.
| FIRsT-RATE DENTIST wants two yor

WANTED-By a respectable colored MAN,
w sSlTUATIoN as COACHMAN Apply from a. 10.
10 - IN at No. 53i Seventh-ave the shop
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-13

ed at Allatoons guarding the railroad and
surplus depot of supplies consisting of 81
600, 900 rations. On the movement of the
rebel army north of the Chattahoochie we
were attacked by Div. of Hoods army
commanded by Gen. French, Oct. 5th, 1864.
The Sight lasted all day but We succeeded in
whipping them of, with aloss in killed and
wounded Of over oue-third of our force en-
gagged. Our regiment lost Sc men killed and
wounded out of 2l0 engaged. Moved with
Sherman's army on the expedition to the
coast Nov. 18th. Entered Savannah, Ca,
Dec. 2lst, 1864.
Embarked on transports for Beaufort sc.
January 23d 1865, and moved with the army
into the interior at Goldsboro, N. c., March
25th 1865. April 10th moved in pursuit of
the rebel army-entered Raleigh. April 18th
remained in camp here ill May Let we
then marched north by Petersburg. Rich
mond and Freiericksburg, arriving at Alex
andria, Va, May l9th,-took part in the
grand review May oath.
Our company being embraced in the orders
of the war department for mastering out all
troops mustered in previous to Oct. LIST 1862
Remained shere to be mustered out of SER
vice. The other nine compsnies whose mus
tiers date from Oct. 18th 1862 were ordered
with the division to Louisville, Ky. Al
| though glad to get out of the service, we
| parted with regret from comrades, with whom
| we had so long shared the trials and tribuls-
| tions of soldiers life and always found them
| good faithful friends, who will ever bear our
| good wishes for their future welfare and hap
piness.
The company had Al men killed and
wounded of which Is were killed and died OF
wounds. Lieut.. VIM. Nj Morris and Privates
A. Weaver, w. M. Crandel, A. Wamacks and
1 w Al
| airy Ridge. The lieutenant was in prison 10
months. The four men died of their cruel
treatment at Andersonville. Ca, u. B. Nc
Cornell was taken prisoner on Etowah River,
Ga, and escaped at Selma, Ala, and reach
ed the feet in Mobile Bay, returning to his
command In Georgia via New Orleans and
Nashville. Ed R. Helm was taken prisoner
at Allatoona. Ga, and paroled in time to save
| his life. Sarg't Marcus B. Taylor, who was
transferred to field and staff as commissary
sergeant, took a nusket at the Battle al
Allatoona although out of his line of duty,
| displayed all the gsllsntry and courage
which those who were acquainted with him
knew he possessed. He received two wounds
and returned home with the company. Lieut.
| Morris was mustered in as captain and Samu
ell +. Mcdonald as LIST lieutenant at Rich
mond Va, May llth 1865. Lieut.. Med, had
been absent from the company as assistant
| quartermaster to the pioneer corps, from De-
cember 10th 1862 to May 9TH 1865.
The company was mustered out of service
June I'd and left there June 9Th arriving a
Chicago June 10th were paid and discharged
| June-lS65.
The regiment left Chicrgo with 973 men anC
when we parted company with them theil
aggregate was 470-490 men had been killed
and wounded some twice.
lquestion. whether any Illinois regiment
can present the same record.
| j. ADAMS.
Late 1st Sarg't Co. A, 93d Ill.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-13

C. L. BowMAN.-Col Bowman, to whom Gen.
Sherman addressed his recent letter excoriating
Stanton and Halleck, is said to be the former SUI
-perintendent of West Point academy, who was
removed from that position last summer, by
order OF Secretary Stanton, because be invited
Gen. Mcclellan to deliver the Grafton at the lay
ing OF the corner stone of a monument to the SOL
diers from the academy who have fallen in the
civil war. Our readers will probably remember
the circumstance Cleveland (Ohio) PLAIN
dealer
The colonel ever since his removal from conn.,
mand at West Point, has been residing in this
city, except at slight intervals when on detached
duty. He is brother of the lamenthd Bishop
Bowman, of this city, and one ofthe noblest and
most accomplished officers in the old army
Fort Sumpter was erected under his supervision
and numerous other public works constructed by
him attest his great ability officer of the
engineer corps. He is splendid specimen OF tht
American soldier and gentlemen, and has hosts o
devoted friends wherever known. The petty
and malignant spite of such man as Stanton car
never take from Col. Bowman the respect anC
esteem of his fellow citizens.- Lancaster pa II,
| teligencer June T.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-13
BRICK BRICK !
PRICE REDUCED.

OFFER FOR SALE, at the Energy Brick
i Yard, on the bluff, 200 ,0o0 first quality brick,
at the following prices, viz:
s. per thousand by the large quantity.
81 per 100 In anal quantities.
Sll per 1000 laid in the wall, building measure.
These brick are equal in quality to those in the
Catholic Church, DARTS Store, Dimck's Stable,
or the dwelling houses of Messrs. w ait and Comet.
c. ATKINSON.
Rock Island, June 6, dwlm.
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If yon Advertise in your County Paper
fOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
If you Advertise in your County Paper
vOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
Hyoa Advertise in your County Paper.