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From New Orleans.

Cairo, H., Jan. so-The steamer Magenta,
from New Orleans the Path inst. has arrived
here. steamer had arrived At New Or eans from
Mobile nay, bringing ,he report OF the evacuation
Of Mobile by Ihe rebels. Tho report was received
from the flag ship Of our squadron, of Mobile, on
the 20th inst
hatcher l.iter, dated ,he 2sd instant To the
New Orleans DELT., has the following =" New.
from tho ns-Mississippi Department. says u At
the rebo,s nre iortifyng Grand Ecore and have an
entire division stationed there. One division Of re-.
lei csvslry has been sent 10 Texas lately with or.
ders TO te dismounted for infsutry service Tho
headquarters n the rebel Gen. Kirby Smith arc
still at Shreveport, but there Is no considerable
body of rebel troops gsrrisoning there"
The main body of The old army Of GEN Price was
reported To he At Fulton, on the upper Red River,
near the borders OF the Iuiisn country, suffering
all the horrors u starvation, cold aud nAkedness
having returned from their recent campaign very
poorly supplied with the necessaries OF fe, arc
quantity OF which they anticipated securing.
Tue Memphis BULLETIN says that The steamers
Chippewa and Anne Jacobs, two oi the fleet which
went mp the Arkansas River 10 Fort Smith, were
captured aud burned at white Oak shoals by the
rebels ana that two others were d.msyrd. but
managed To escape.
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The Constitutional Amendment
salute Fired ut wushinstou, Etc.

II wil be seen by reference W our Cougro.Son,l
report that the lIouss OF Representatives yesterday
passed the amondmen, To the Consntuti N, forever
prohibitns Slavery in the United States. The fol.
lowing dispatch siyes sn analysis Of the vote on
this groAi measure -
Hdshin0ton' Jan 13.-Socn after the pass,ge of
the ant-siavery Constitutional amendment this
Afternoon, salute wac fred in honor II that event
The vote ar June when IA ~as defeated for The
want of the required two-thirds majority, vas
yeas Q6 nays % absent 2i Thoeo who at
nat time voted against the amendment but who
changed their votes and cas-, them in the afiirm..
tive to-day, are Messrs. Baldwin, Mich, Coflroih,
h-Allister Gsuson, Hcrrick, Rsdford a.ecle, X ns.
Rollins Mo, and Hutchins. Those who were
absent on the former occasion, and Who now voted
aye, arc as follows hcssrs. Brown, W. v, Davis,
Md, Davis y. Y, Gr,nncu, Mcbride. Nelson,
romeroy, Randall. worttinglon, and YoamAu.
The following, who werc absent or not voting
when the june vote was taken, now voted NO B"
Messrs. Hall, Harris, Md, Harris H., Winfield,
Ben Wood and Townsend These who voted
against tho resolution, and werc Abson, or not
voting, are Aessrn. Lszear, Lsbloud, Mckinney,
Marcy, Mcdowell aud Rogers
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Guerrilla Movements In Is eu,ucsy.

Loui'r'''e, Ky, Jan al.-cAptain Clark, OF tte
Fourth Missouri Rebel Cavalry, entered DAnville
with forty men On Sunday at o'clock, md afttr
'"oppus horses With several Of the citizens heir.
eh themselves to boots and shoes and other things
MA they stood in need Of when they departed.
leey were followed by Car tain Bridscwster and
seventy or eighty federas, Who overlook them
about four miles from H.rrodsbure, where agb,
occnrroi Two tho rebels we're killed and four
wounded, but none killed WIN
h'lor Jones, with band OF two hundred guer
r.las H. reported, tonight within rlue miles of
tlzaheihto"n. Qnantrell, o Kansas noto-ietv. is
said " be cooper sting with Jancs aud hss G,co
OF TWO hundred and tcn men.
On FRIDAY atierp on, Captain B.rrv I..di,,
hvc guerr las, approached within a short dis..ncs
= p rds'own They we've hrcd upon by a psrty of
Federal = 'diers nud It is reported that Bsrrv wss
hilcd. o. Ss.u dsy evening tho outlaws b.IrO
reinforced, made smother raid on the place. I'M
repIlsed, Gf.er brisk hlht.
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Assembly.

M Reed introduced hll 10 authorize N,
Foar1 oi Supervisors nj New York 70 provide
means 10 encourage eulisun'nH Hud pay bouuues
TO volunteers The bill was referred to toe fol-
lowing special committee Massrs. Reod, BcmiA
and IngrAhtm,
lls we're ordered 20 a tnri reading 10 amend
We charter of tho W Ashington Insurance Compa-
ny OF New York To in resse the compensation of
supery sors % sS ler DAY H. e e'a4e the ordinance
Of the Bpsri a snperN sors OF No" York, passed.
JuLe Oath, 1854, relative g bountes rotation ~
common schools in he city ~ New York.
Mr.. Van Hutrn repoi TOD bill iof tGe better pro-
teyIUn of seAmeu IA tAe pou u New York Adj
puFuyt
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LTTrTp has been received rom a reliable gen
teman IN the mt ror Of iLc State Of North Caio.
Ina stating that large number Of Union soIaiers
and citizens are now IN SALISBURY, \. g., many
hsvirr been removed from Georgia and South Caro-
l.na 70 eHcspe General sherman. The letter states
shat re rehes arc berorain. more inhumAu and
barbarouA having actually taken additional mess
urs' IN stArvs our men the number = deaths
from iotua SiavStor being 10 Al average Of hfty
Tof dsy.
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Philadelphia, Jan. 3i.-A rumor is current
here that three rebel Peace Commissioners have ar
-ve1 at City Point, and are on thor way 70 " ASH
'nzton. Gold is falling horc.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr.. n, CONE may be consulted as followss
In XENIA ai the Depot Eating House, on hlrs-
days Nov, 70, Dee %, Feb I, March 8, Apri l2
In pAEToNi at the Phillips House on Fridays
Nov "A, e. 30. Fob. 2, March o. April H. XII.
In TROY at the Morris Rouse, on Saturdays Nov.
rs, Dec. 80, Feb 8, March IL, April "a. .,f Il.
In SpRTNGF ELL at ths Willis House, on Thurs-
days, Nov. 80, Jan. A, Feb, s, March Is, April 10
DIR. OosE has had offices 10 eRlh Of the ab owe
places that he has regularly visited for the past
en- years and as he haI treated and cured many Pa
tenta IN each of the above ploees, he give the
best Of references IN each place, as TO his skill 9
Dr CONE Treats, and Cures, all varieties Of Chronic
Diseases including those OF the Rye aud Ear makes
no charge for consultation; but II those who consult
HIM des re treatment, he charges Csshio his Med
icnes.
Medicines that will last patient from four 10 SIX
Addr So; Dr. E. ooSE,
nov25-dly 4 CoLUMBps, OHIO
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Clnclnnati Market.
DArroS, November 23, 1855
DRAIN AND PaoDuon.

CtSoISEATI November 81, 1866.
FLouR-We quota supeTfue at 81 50g7 '5; extra
made from new wheat Rt ss OO9s 75, aud that from
old wheat At ~ Oo@9 90, and family and fanny at
~ 769ls %, according TO quality and reputation Of
brand
GRAiS--A dull market for old red wheat, the de.
rnand being confined to local millers. Holders ask
~ od9s O' for prime, while buy yers generally eonhne
their Ciers ~ 90. Nothing doing N white. New
red is held at 81 iOal IS according to quality
A du market for corn Sound old il held at bSc.
but the best offer s toe New IL held al 454se. At
lower roads, and 1890. at upper. oat sre in
good demand at 4J@4ic in elevator, holders asking
higher rates at the close. Rye quiftat S5@s5c for
prime.
WHskY-The market continued steady, with q fair
demand and sales OF 40 hbs. at - 20.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. - Nearly
ion Jon At Miamis6srs~ FIVE ACRES oF irVISE-
YARD.
Elizabeth Nipple ct al Phs.9 Case No. $3.50.
L. D. Amenities ct aIaDol,4 ~ sVti CouIt ''''''
Pursii Mt to az order of the supeior court Of Mont
goinery county, ohio, made in the above enutl,
CAUSE, ard to directed will utler at Public Auc
ton at the door Of the Court House in the city of
Dayton in the County and State aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1865,
said py the II wing described Res Estate situate in
the County of Montgon ny snd State CT Uhio an
bounded and described aS follows Being part OF the
North Est quarter of fractional Section No. 10, Town
shipNo q range easl ON the West slde o. the Hr,i
Miami River and beginning NJ the South West corner
Of Lewis Hashalman 1--we acre lot, thence North with
said HassCnan's lot SEVEN ro0s hence WeEtat right
angles seven rods; thence South seven rods. thence
East To the place OF beginning, containing forty-nne
square rods t' L..l
Also lots numbered five, six, seven and eight, Is, 6,
)lying n fractional section No 10, Town 9, Range
east which will more uily appear by reieTenc" to
recorded plat OF said lots laid oil by Isaac Treon,
seres, and iIb nerches. No 6coftlius acres and
% perches. No. contains acres aud Z 7 perches
No contains acres and va perehes--excepi iwo
pieces ofproperty taken from said lots crniAnlng 21
acres each, sold by said Aniondes to Jacob Zmmef
aud to Jac ib schr0ederon the 2Sd day OF December
1853 said deeds being recorded in ID ok W No. =,
ges l42 and l7l! The following il the di scripuon
OF The piece sold to Jacob thinner above named Be.
Cunning poles South Of stone on the North boun,
dairy OF said section bee northw st corner Of Jacob
schroders lot, theDca north S2a west 25 poles to
stone, thence south t213o east II poles tD stone,
thence north ~ cas-, poles, thence south o794 east
po &c to stone, thence north l014 east poles 10
the beginning obtaining 90 acres. fne iollo~ing is
the desorip ion the piece scldio Jncob fchrocder
Aforesaid, Beginning at stone on the north boundary
OF said cton b, ing the poft-ae,t corner OF Jacob
SchrOeders lot, thence north b6Io west 25 poles 10
stone thence south 100 west poles TO stone thence
north lO1' east IA poies 10 the beginning containing
"a acres
said Property has been appraised at 81 900 and can
not sell iOr less hAn twuthrs u said appralsement
Terms Cash, WILMER BELVlLLE,
Master Commissioner hontg Superior Court
ADAM CLAY, Atty. "h t
November Is, 1865. noy26w6t
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Safest bg telegraph.
From Washington.
[srEcIAL TO CINCINNATI ENQuIRER.1
w ,ctftNr,r,N. NJ. ~

loIESiAl ~ IlNIlNNAIl ENRliRER,I
WASHINGTON, Nov. n.
All troubles of the friends of the Presi-
dent in maintaining his reconstruction
policy may be dismissed. In conversation
to-day, in both the Senate and the Uouse
he declares his intention to maintain his
ground let what will come. The radical
faction In Congress may rave to their hearts
content, but the President will stand by
his policy, that the Souther States are still
constituent parts of the Union, that the
Federal Government has no right to regll-
late the qualification in the States, and that
the Southern members of Congress shall be
received.
To-day for the first time we have the an
nunciation that the administration will
insist upon the latter part of this pro-
grnmme in reference to the reception of the
southern members, and the belief is rap
idly gaining ground, that Notwithstanding
the decision of the clerk, some pretext will
be formed for the admission of all who are
able to take the test-oath The President
does not want any Others there.
Lieutenant-GeneralC Grant started to-day
TO visit, for the first time, Richmond and
Charleston. His visit will be made without
ostentation or display. .r...
A number of Southern members of Con-
gress have already arrived here, and have
had audiences of the President. They are
confident of the sincerity Of the South, and
express their cordial appreciation of Mr.
Johnson's policy of reconstruction,
The fact that General Butler, attended by
his military secretary is here, and that he
Is preparing to get up permanent house
hold establishment in this city, gives re-
newed force to the rulnor that he is very
shortly to assume the charge of the War
Department Portfolio.
There is reason to believe that the change
will be made as soon as Mr.. Stanton has
made his annual report.
Count de MontholOn, French Minister, to-
day made formal demand upon our Gov
ernment for tobacco seized at Richmond
belonging to French citizens lie asserts
that It was owned by citizens of France,
and was purchased by their agents, and
was seized alter the protest of the French
Consul against its seizure. The Govern
ment heretofore offered every possible op-
portunity for the removal from Richmond
of the tobacco claimed by the French Gov
ernment, but its removal was forbidden by
the Confederate authorities at Richmond.
This demand is not OF Importance, but is
simply the initiation of negotiations on the
subject.
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But crowning glory of his life remains to be At.
tanned in his discovery, or rather combination FOR he
does not clam 10 have been the disco OF Epn0R
which the basis OF tho Bitters offered to The
public That honor belongs ia the native lnhabtants
Of Central America to whom ita virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with Il the indian bids defiance TO the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom
outs serpents. II is a belief with than, that while
theteis breath in the body rhs Cedron is potent 70
cure, no matter what the disease may be.
While Dr. Bu not prepared to endorse this eK
ravagant pretenson, NE nevertheless satisfied from
a thorough examination Of the evidence relating TO
1ts virtues, th tas remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either to change o
weather climate, or to miasmatIc influences, il
stands ..|i.." .fs
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From indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, November ~.
The 18th Indiana cavalry, six hundred
and forty men, were publicly welcomed
home to-day by the acting Governor The
l3Oth Indiana Is daily expected from North
Carolina, 10 be mustered out. Several me-
gro companies or regiments have passed
through thiA city during the past week.
Where they went, nobody knows except
the military.
The pork business here is in allegiance
somewhat, owing 10 the high prices de-
manded by vendPrs of the raw material.
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THE MARKETs.-There was a good sup
ply of marketing this morning, in the way
of meats, poultry, butter. eggs, Sc. The
supply of vegetables il not, of course, as
ample as it was before the cold weather
set in. 1t is gratifying fact to buyers to
find that prices have receded little, though
they are still too high. This morning very
niqesFTkeys sold forone dolar-chiekens
for twenty-five add thirty cents and but
ter from thirty TO thirty-Gye. cents, This
is slight releif, but prices are still too
high. The supply of poultry is as plenti-
ful as we ever knew it to be in the Dayton
market, and there is no reason or justice in
the prices asked for it. But in this matter of
eXhorbitant rates for all kinds of market
ing. the people are greatly 10 blame. They
could reglilte the prices, If they would but
resolve to do so. We like to see every body
well paid FOR all their commodities, but eX-
tortion ought not TO be tolerated under any
circumstances.
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RELIEF OF SOLDIERS FAMILTs.-it has
been decided to hold Fair and Bazaar
for the relief of the families of deceased
soldiers in this city. An association has
been organized and officers appointed. 1t
is designed to hold the Fair before the hol-
idays. We trust it will be a success. There
can be no doubt that there are many wild
Ows and orphans of deceased soldiers in
our midst Yhowill greatly need the assis-
tance of the benevolent during the coming
winter. "s.
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ID ESIDERCE AND BUTCHER SHOP ONE MILE
III EAST OF Mi6MlSBURG, Al MASTER COM
MI19IpNER'S SALE

ID EsIDERCE AND BUTCHER SHOP ONE MILE
III EAST OF MikMlSBURG, All MASTER COM
MlNSIONERS SALE.
jacob urssebelh tph 4 Gass rjnst,, No ,or yleS
Franz MAYER, ct al, Deits llut Court.
Pursuant TO order oi the Superior Court Of Mont.
gomery County, Ohio, made IN the above entitled
cause and 10 me directed, will offer at public auction
the door Of the Court House m the city OF Dayton,
~ the County snd State Aforesaid. on
SATURDAY DECEMBER 80, 1865,
Between the hours Of I and 4 O'clock T.. NJ on
said day the following described real estate, We .
Situate in tho County Of Montgomery and Stale Of
Ohio the part and remainder Of the following descrb
cd premises 80 beng part of the southeast quarter
OF section IS, Town one % range six 10 M. RS, az
follows, commencing At the northeast corner OF
Emanuel GebhaIrs lCORcre lot thence south chains
and links to a stone SCI for corner, thence north
s91So west chains and % links TO stone set for q
cornr thence north chairs and IS links TO stone in
the Centrevle Road thence south S91a' east chains
and 22links 70 the pacs OF beginning one and three
iourths acres.
SAID Properly has been appraised at 81. coo and can
not se for leas than two-brds ofsad Apprase mept.
Terms Of sale Cash. WILMER BELNlLLE.
Mester Commissioner hontg Superior Court.
ADAH CLAY, Auy. ft
November 70, 1905 noy25wd
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WITHOUT A RIvALl
And Justly deserves the reputation has 20 long en-.
jOyedin Central Amerloa and the West indies
rHT DxsPEPsIA a

An ITS attendant train Of symptoms it acts more like
A CHARM than me dicins. There Is nothing in the
whole range OF MAteTa Medi that can for q moment
lie oInparisOn with II in this disease
full account OF this Non deTful plant may be found
the eleventh edition OF the United States Dsp, ns
atOry pages 1887 and 1879.
A series of experiments in which Dr. Bull has be- 70
for years engaged, has Just been brought
ful termination, and he is enabled 10 oiier to the
publlc combination O' CEDRON with other approved
toncs the whole preserved IN the best uuaty Of
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky, which he is ctnh.
dent has no equal in the world.
He might furnish volume of cert tlhcstes but the
public have long since learned TO estnate such things
by their true value Ths safest plan IT, for every
10 testtOr himselflhe virtues OF a new msdlone.
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az STANDARED HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.
The agent of Humphreys Homeopath-
ic Specifies has received very important
addition to his list of Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Remedies in the shape of
Specific No. "a, which cures diptheria and
liberated sore throat. These specifies have
obtained a wide celebrity among the medi-
cal practitioners aud are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient reliable
and convenient. An extended advertise
ment in another column gives list of the
different species, the diseases which they
remedy, and the prices. The cases for fami-
ly use are especially worthy of attention,
and also the new department of veterinary
specifics The headquarters ofHumphrey's
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co., is at
5G2 Broadway, New York.
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E# CONSUMPTION CAN BECURED, "A fair
trial of DIR. HALLS BALSAM win convince
the most skeptical sufferer that this medi-
cine has no equal in the world for the cure
of the different stages of this dreadful dis
ease. Every CONSUMPTIVEo ought to read
the certificates of remarkable cures, and
know its value.
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THE CoNTINENTALs.--Wek know our Aldyf
friends, and Others who are blessed wftlha'
taste for good music are anxious for the an
rivaio tlei cpntlneptals. Ne antlolpatea
melodiOus feast in lstenlng TO this excellent
quartette, Don't forget that the first Con-
cert win be given ON Thursday evening, AZ
Cleggs Han. Tickets or reserved sears can
be procured at Kenny's Music Store
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e5S- SUNSHINE FOR THE SAD.-Are you
low spirited, tremnlous subject to faintness,
afflicted with any local weakness, or with
general debility, tonic thy system with
Biokrene Tholgln harmesslas water it is
the most potent tonic and regulator in the
world Depot, 2S Dey stsNew York. Sold
by all Druggists.
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SomEEs DRnIAq1ouE. appearance
of Miss Mollie Williams and Mr.. Felix A.
Vincent, at Beckel Hall, last evening, was
greeted by II large and delighted audi
ence. They are both favorites in Dayton,
and their return was hailed with great
pleasure by their numerous friends. Both
performed admirably i'll the respective
parts assigned them. "a - ~ I ttf
Tonight will be enacted the popular
play of the French Spy" in which Miss
Williams and Mr.. Vincent will both appear.
The entertainment will conclude with the
amusing farce of "An Object of Interest"
This is an attractive bill, and will no doubt
bring ont large audience. S's''t VI 40 u 2
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Dayton, Ohio,
Tuesday, : November 20, 1865.
Local Matters.

co" BoARDINd.-Seyeral young gentle
mel, can. be accommodated with boarding,
at tlit rsttlence Of MfI. T. u. Triton corner
Fourth and Perry streets. Std
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.Hsstetser's B,tters ON the Hattie-
Field Ils ~

1T is satisfactory to know tn I onr deld hospital
longer unsuppIied with this re.saying preDa.
ration. Soldiers Who as privatA AciSsns. had become
acquaintsd with It's properties, have in many nstan-
made a special request that HosTETTRR's
STOMACH BITrGAs might b. added to the me dlicai
stores Df their regiments. and their wishes have not
been UNDECIDED. As means Of sustaining wour ded
mea the battle field, and of enabling troops to
bear fAtiguing marches uader blazing sun, it he
been strenuously recommended By distinguished
medical men, and ts prosPsct is that it wi ev niu-
UIiy sapercedsall the ainleratAd tnctures, liquors
and dangerous TOnils that have heretofore been
considered medicinal saples. Tbs fact that small
quantity Of the Bitters mixed with water from any
OF the Southern south western rivera will prevent
1 from affecting the bowels the liver, should be
borne in mind by army Physicians, soldiers and all
who have occasion 20 visit those portions of our
country. The man who uses HOsTETTERs BIT.
TIERS in conformity with the directions may ct at
defiance Intermittent Fever and III other diseas sea
generated byt action OF unwho4some atinos.
phers uponan oyertaxed frame.
tB lMfohiANi ~ IOON5UAPIINES.-eIH
long looked for specific for the cure of
Pulmonary diseases is found at last. Aliens
Lang Balsam has proved to be the most
extraordinary medical preparation for
curing Consumption. II not only cures
CONSUMPTION, but relieves Immediately the
ineipient stages, such as Coughs, Colds,
Expressions, &C., Pains in the Chest. 1t
breaks up the most distressing cough in an
incredible short time.
For sale by the Dealers IN Family Med
icines generally.
tB CoNouERoR OF PAIN.--Dr. Kittridge's
great internal and external medicine, intro
duesd few days since by DR.. ). Henry
Hildreth, Is performing wonderful cures
throughout the cities. The Doctor himself
prescribes for the afflicted from his car
riage, for any of those diseases which he is
positive he can cure. IL he can not do 40,
he win, IN all candor, tell you So Bny a
bottle Of his medicine, by all means, and
try IT. and If It does not perform all he rep
resents II will do, return the empty bottle
20 room No. II, Phenix House, between
two and thfesu0lelOeks ; n. Al., and he will
.cheerfdlly refund your money. d3t.
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MILITARY ITEMs.-The 18th Regiment o.
VV.1r recently arrived at Camp Chase
from San Antonio, Texas, was paid off by
Major johnson, United States Paymaster,
on Friday and Saturday, and finally dis
banded. ''" ~ 30 ''t't~|f'
The 67th o. V. l., now at Richmond, Va,
has been ordered to be mustered out