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A hFEICE DEPuT COMMissARY OF
" SUB IsTENCE.
WAsHINaToN, D. c., July 10, 1865
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR

WAsHINaToN, D. c., July Is, 1865
PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR
sEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 25th
inst IL O'Clock M, for furnishing the Subsistence
Department with 80 -4F 500
ONE THOUSAND Il OOO) BARRELS OF FLOUR
The prop sas will be for what ia this Depot
as Nos l, and and bids will be entertained any
quantity less than the who
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade sepa-
late sheets OF paper.
The delivery OF the Flour t., commence within five
days from the opening of the bids and be delivered
in such quantities. daily the Government may
either at the Government warehouse in Georgetown or
at the wharves Railroad Depot in Washington D. t.
The delivery I all III ar awarded to be- completed
within twenty day from tho acceptance of the bid
Bids will be received for Flour be delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined. B- rs
Payment will lie made In such unds az the Govern
meiit may have for disbursements. $50 sIA Ait.i z
he usual government inspection will be made just
before tho flour Is received and will be accepted
which ID not fresh ground and of superior quality
An oath o. allegiance must the bid of each
bidder who has not the oath On e IN this Office and no
BID will be entertained from parties who have previously
failed to comply with their bids, from bidders not
present to respond d rfrlE r,fl sl,t. : .
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause Bidsao be addressed to The undersgntd at
No. 22S SO" Street, endorsed, "Proposals Flour"
E. r. BbIDGES
Jy24 Capt @. S.V.
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jy2A
A YLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI sTEA ma

A TLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI sTEA M
n Ship Co.'s Railroad line Of Steamers for Natchez,
Vicksburg, Memphis Cairo and st. Louis
One OF the following magnificent first class passenger
steamers will leave New Orleans for Cairo and st. Louis
every other day:
Pauline Carroll, Capt. H. L. White
Ben Stickney, Capt. Jos. A. Aiken.
Mississippi. Capt. H. H. Symmes. %s
Leviathan, Capt.J. w. Carroll.
Missouri, Capt J. Y. Hurd
Niagara, Capt P. Young.
Mollie Able, Capt d. N. Greenleaf.
Continental, Capt. HI. g. Carson.
WI Arthur. Capt N. s. Green.
Olive Branch, Capt Ben, Tabor.
Passengers and Shippers can depend on the regular
departure of this line Of boats advertised time. Boats
will leave on the odd days in April, odd days In May
even in June, even days in July, and odd days in
August. %
Passengers desrous Of stopping at any point on tho
route Lay Over Ticket at the office on each
boat giving them choice of twenty-one steamers to
continue their passage.
State rooms can be engaged and through tickets pro
cured to all principal points, by applying at the AGENTS
office. Il
Ga, J0FINaJ. ROE, President.
~ JOHN N BOFINGERa Supts
u. PEGRAM, Agent
ss SO Poydras street
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PR0POALS
y II o p o S A l. 3.
PROPOSALS FOR HIDES, TALLOW, HOOPS,
HORNS, CHUCKS, SHINS. AND TONGUES.
nRRIc nr rnr Cn,

OFFICE DEPOT CoNHIssARI OF SUBSISTENCE,
WASHINGTON, ID O., July IS. 1865.
Sealed Proposals. in duplica TO- are invited until the
2lst day of July, at II O'Clock for Hides Tallow
Hdos, Horns, Chucks, Shns and Tongues, OF all Gov
eminent Cattle slaughtered within the ancient limits Of
the District OF Columbia for four months tho COM
mencement Of the contract such time the COMMITS
sary General may determine
The above articles to be col ected by the contractor
and removed from the various places at which the cattle
are killed. at such times rs ray be designated by the
officer In charge
killed at chain Bridge, GiesbOro Convalescent anp
Washington, and Alexandra; but other places may
within the prescribed limits where tps9 articles
wi be required to be collected
The contractor shall be liable for all the Tides Tai
low, hoofs, Horns Ohucks shius and Tongues coming
from ali the Government beef cattle ughteted uhess
~ be sde satisfactorily appear the Subsistence
Department that all due exertion diligence, ard care
Was made TO obtain said articles
Payment will DO required every dGys, in Govern
ment unds.
The bids will state the amount por animal for tile
articles referred to- and be accompanied by guarantee
certificate, ahdavits vi each euarantor and oath Of
allegiance. Blank iorms DO obtained by application
to the Undersigned
The Responsibility of the must be shown BIS
the ocia certificate ID. Uiied States district attorney
or United States judge The certificate mnst be in the
hereby certify that from evidence entirely sarisfac-
tory to the above named guarantors are good AID
sufficient suretes for double the am, unit r which
they offer to be security.
No bids will be considered unless made out in coufor-
unity with tue usual foim, and are accompanied by a
| guarantee, Certificate and sftdaviis.
All bidders must forward with their pre- posas an oati
OF ailegiance unless may be file with the officer
who shall open the bids and proposals fully COM
plying with these requirements will be consider or
garded as proposal within the meaning this adver-
| tisement
The contractors will be held accountable for the
| Hides, Tsllow, Hoofs, Horns Chucks, &C, from the
| morning OF tho 9th inst. '77 -
Bidders must be present at the opening of the bids
respond to their namss and all bids must be endorsed
Propr sails for purchasing Hides JalIow Hoois torns
Chucks, NC, and be directed to the undersigned
G. BELL, Lieut. Col and G., s.
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STEAMERS.
NCHOR LINE OF TRANSATLANTIC
n STEAM PACKET SHIPS,

Carrying passengers to and from the principal places
In Great Britain, ireland, United States and Canada.
The we'll known avorite debuit iron teamers the
anchor Line intended to sail regularly between
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
forwarding passengers through rates to their
ton on either side of the Atlantic. o1fi4 or
RATES OF PAssAaE-To or from New York, Glasgow,
Liverpool Belfast Dublin Londonderry: Cabins sos
and $50: intermediate, $s5; seerage, $25 Payable in
gold or its equivalent in currency children, between
and II years, half fare under one year. free
~ - PATRICK MeCLATCHEY,
~ srr 40 Broad st., Newark, M.
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LlNE OF suPERIoR sCREW STEAM

LINE OF SUPERIOR SCR EEW STEAM
"A ERS run daily between Providence and New
York, in connection with the Boston and Providence
Railroad making decidedly the cheapest Railroad and
Steamboat route for Freight between Boston and New
York. The steamers of great power and built OK
pressly for this route Freight taken to Philadelphia
d Baltimore at low rates.
For Information, apply to DANIEL MASON, sup't
D. az. r. or to H. H Rockwell, Agent, Is State St.
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pR0ROsALs FOR mATEnrALs FOR
THE NAVY

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING,
e...... June "a, 1866.
Sealed Propose to furnish materials for the ayy for
the fiscal year ending Both June, 1885, will be received
at the bureau OF Equipment and Recruiting until 10
O'CLOCK M OF the 10Th day of July next which time
the opening viii be commenced
The materia and articles embraced 10 the classes
named ARE particularly described in the printed sched
desire to offer app cation to the comma dants Of the
respective Navy Yards, and those all the yards upon
application to the Bureau.
Bidders re terred to the commandments of the re-
spectve yards TOR samples Instructions or particular
description OF the articles ALSO Tor bank forms of offers
and guarantees.
The of this Bureau are numbered and desiena-
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GENERAL ORDERS.
PAkOLED PKIsONE eSS
Headquarters Mi tary division OF West NIississippj


Headquarters Mi tary pivisor, OF West Mississippi
5a New Orleans La May % 1866.
General Ordes No. IS.
T. The terms OF the surrender ag eed uDon bv I;ent
den Taylor and Major Gen. Lanby, the 4th inst
iuc udes ali officers and soldiers ii the COME derate
al serving within the limits of the Departments ri
Alabama. Mississippi and East Louisiana and a such
within the limits Of this division who II We mot
been aroled by reason OF having been absent from the
appointed paces oIend zvous will report themselves to
the commander Of the nearest United States Military
Post surrender the and other public property that
ing to do this within the thirty 3O days. they Nil
be ested and sent North prisoners of war; ON
aders OF military Posts, to whom these parties report
themselves, will give the paroles passes as auho.
riZ.d by the terms Of surrender register of the
paroles giving the nanle rank and regiment the per-
paIoed. and date OF the aFOle, will BIZ kept and
copy Of transmitted to the Provost Marshal Gene
raj at these headquarters the last day month
IL. The lol owing extract from Special Orders No 30
the Headquartera Of the Army, is published for
general inf rmatlon, and Commanders OF tary Posts
within tie limits Of this command are authorized ~
administer the oath Of allegiance to persons coming
within the provsi Of the order, and give them
passes rrturnto their homes hs fact that the oa,
has been administered and the date of administering it,
will be endorsed the pass register Of the persons
availing themselves OF this ORDER will be Kept and
copy it transmitted to the Prov Marshal General at
Division Headquarters. faa y ~ thSf'st $50
'rAro,ed officers and men Of the late rebel armies,
whose homes were, at the date OF their joining their
armies in states that have been in rebellion and
who not accepted rom the benefits of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, wi l. upon taking the oath OF
allegiance be permitted to Ietu to their former homes
in those States ~ ~ *sts
III The authority Of military Commanders in rel alton
to the status u persons resulting within the
onary districts determined controlled by The Pro
cl"mation OF the President OF December s, 1863 and
March 26. S64, ana the Executive Order OF April 20
1865 and the provisions of these proclaatiops this
order cannot be extended, restraed herwise
fled, by Any subordinate authority. Any OF des that
may have been issued within the limits of this ma d.
conflicting with the letter and split OF these pr oeana
ons and this order, revoked and the attention OF all
commanders is special called to the requirements of
War Department General Orders, No. 242 of august g.
1864. e
By order OF Major Gen. d, R s Candy. a.qs
,'. H. fg " Z. Fl. DYER,
Sat
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1xl LIZ CLARION.-The Daily and Weekly
Clarion is still published at eridsD Miss .and con.
taius the latest tel grams from Q parts OF the
country. Its present subscription list row ex-
ceeds the combined circulation OF the Press of
Mississippi, having circulation in az. ry county
in that State. lthss been published for twenty
nine years, and been suspended during that time
but eight weeks. caused by the destruction OF
their efice by the Federal troops under Gen.
Sherman, in February 1864. IL is slso the Offi-
ciaI Journal of the State 1t has a large and in-
creasing circulation in Western Alabama, in
Tennessee, Arkansas and Texas, constituting 1t
of the best and most profitable advertising
mediums to be found in the Southwest e. b..
Address j.. J. SHANNON i CO., Editors and
Propretors, Meridian, Mis-.
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nor SALE.-Fou: cen re board schooner 9
IL one 100 tons, CARRIES $50 tens coal, SON Lums
Der, one So tons, carries 60M Lumber, one "a TOMS
and ens Al tons, also several fishing schooners,
from so to so tons. Apply to a. K. CHASE,
l02 Commercial street. 4h 'sS,ic as.tA z "A. Y
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,sALG OF GOVAH u m Emf MUKs ne.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
FIRST DIVISION
WASHINGTON CITY, June 26, 1866.
viii be sold at public auction during the month of
July 1861 to the highest bidder at the places
named below, viz: -
Baltimore, Nd, Wednesday, July s.
Giesboro, ID. u, Thursday, Fu8 ~
Giesboro D. e., riday, July nd on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Friday, of each week thereafter
York, Pa, Friday, Juiy7.
Mitflintown, Pa Friday, July7. 4-s--g t
Wiamsport Pa, edneeday, July IL.
Reading, Pa, friday, July ~.
Easton, Pa Tuesday, July Is.
baltimore, Md. w ednesday, July 49,
New port, PayaFfiday, July II.
Fottesville, a. Friday, July 2S.
Wilmingtowp, Del, Saturday July 20.
Baltimore. Md, Monday July 81.
Two hundred Cavalry hoi SEES each day. tsse. a-5
For road and farming purposes, many good bargains
may be had. Horses sold singy.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M. y sf,.5.75, ts re
Terms cash, in United States curreLcv
JAMES A. EKIN, s@l
s-rr Brew. Brig Gen. in charge
lyZ4 LIST Division Q. NJ. o. O.
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III eadqusrters Mflftsiy Division OF III g
IL Sauth-W West,

General Orders No. g. ostO
All refugees from the State Of Texas are noti.d that
the troops of the United States Government are now in
military possesson OF that State. and that they can
turn to their homes with security. 49, g+ ~ ).
The Major General Commanding takes this occasi n
10 have it distinctly undels that home guards or
armed bands for selfpr lection will be permitted in the
State, an the military force in Texas, and hereafter
to be sent there wilt be competent to protect individuals
and their properly. "a i944lAs ~ Ass-fia4 g1S .
The inhabitants of Texas are notified that 1t is and
has been the pc icy the Con mandng General to make
neghbohoods invested by que rilas responsible for their
acts Experience having taught him that influence
OF the Inhabitants theoretically can put down
this species of robbery and murder. ~
By command Of Major Gen r. II. Sheridan. seq I@
= - sfHois nti pa 90 90 e. B. PARSONS. IS
Assistant Adjntant General
s443lIS SslT441
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TERMS FOR 1865:


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ed qaalay Of paper, and while nearly all Ameri-
can Period icals are, either advances IN price or
reduced in sze-and very generally both--soe
shall continue to give faithful copies OF all the
matter contained in the Original editions.-
Hence, our present prices will be found az cheap,
for the amount of matter furnished, "a those of
any OF the competing periodicals in this country.
Compared with the cost Of the original editions
which a. the present premiums on gold would be
about $l00a year. our prices ($l6) are exceed
sngly ioso. ADD to this tae fact that we m axe
our annual pa, mems 10 the 4tritish Publishers
for early sheets and copyright On GoN-$f c.,st-
ing us al this time nearly So 80 ia currency,
and We trust tia in the scale We have adopted
we shall be entirely justified by our subscribers
and the reading pubic. eajl e = s. Pstf ~te-g
The interest OF these Per iodicals to American
readers is rather increased than diminished by
the articles they contain on our great CivI WSr,
and though sometimes tipged with pr. judice
they mSy still, c nslderitg their great ability
and the Different stand points from whi;h they
are written, be read and stAdied with advantage
by the people of this county of every creed and
r LEONARD SCOTT Co, Publishers,
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CITY. +
Proposals invited for the delivery of Corn, Oats
and hay.to this Department. in the city of Philade
phia Pa
lids should be addressed to this Office, and must
state the quantity description kind, ,rice, and tune
Of delivery.
Payments to be made upon the completion Of the de-
livery, thereafter the Once may in funds
and in such funds may be received for dsbn
s. ID. bUHt HARD, 1919
Captain and Assistant Qnarerniaster,
Forage Department.
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No l. Flax, Canvas, and No. 10. Sheet Iron
Irvine. |. IS. Soap aud Tallow.
q cotton, anvas, and 20 Bru.hes.
Twihe. % Stationery.
3. Iron, DO % Hardware
Tin Zinc, &c. "a Ship Chandery.
Q. sperm Oil. rs Copper Wire
Z. oOking Utensils. 49, firewoUd
10. Leather, DC. 3D. Whale, Neatsfoot.
II. Hose andsTar Oil.
IL Lgnuhvite. "a. Chain Iron a
sl3 Lanterns and 35 Goal.
Lamps 49, Sheet Copper.
IA OK Hides for Rope.
The follOwi are the classes, by their numbers re-
quired ut the respective Navy Yards:
KIrTEhY.
Nos.l, 2,3, s, TO- 18, %, "a H:
CHARLESTOWN. 7st
Nos 3. 5,7 10, IL IA, 10 l8, 90 90, "a 25 30 81
BROOKLYN =, =
Nos l,2 "a. g. 10, IL, H. 49, 49, 90 22 "a "a 20,
ssr- PHILADELPHIA.
Mes !, 2, s. A, 8, 10. IL, 70 20, q, "a 90 81 49,
WARRINGTON.
Nos 1, 2, 8, 4, ii. Il, 18. %. "a 20, "a.
NORFOLK
Nos l, 5,7. 10, H. Is, 10, I8, 20 o. a. Is, 49, 81
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The American Publishers continue to reprint
the above named periodicals, but as the cost OF
printing has doubled and the price of paper M
", trehied they are compelled to advance their
terms as foliowG
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g PECIAE ~AI.E UF SERVICEa III ~
- DRAFT EI0tShS

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
WAsHINGToN d. G., June 20 1866 I
By order OF the Quaremaster General there will he
sold, at public auction, during The month July 1866
at the times and places named below, viz:
Gesboro. d. @ Monday end Saturday OF each week
New York City, Wednesday, July g.
New York ity, friday July I, and on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week thereafter the Government Sta
bles. corner Tenth avenue and Thirty fifth street.
Philadelphia, Pa, Thursday of each week
Baltimore, Nd. Wednesday, July IL.
Baltimore, Md, Wednesday, July &c
Johnstown, Pa, "Wednesday, July 8.
Elmira, N. Y Fiday, July IA .A.7
Lancaster Pa, Friday, July %.
Two hundred servceable DRIFT HORSES each
day.
An opportunity to purchase superior class of Draft
Horses at far less than their vaue is now offered
TO the public The animals, though sound and servcea
are no longer required in the army and must be
sold The attention of managers of city railroads and
manufactures is especially called to these sales
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brew. Brig. Gen. in charge
Jy4 LIST Div. Q. nj. G. O.
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HNVlTtAG PMOPuSAa.S FOH TIL II PUas-
u CHASE OF TWENTY-THREE HUNDRED GOV
ERNMENT MULES
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE on HANNEss AMI SADDLES.
Chief QuaTteTmasteI's Office,
Depot a Washington,

Chief QuarteTmasteI's Office,
Depot Of Washington,
Washington ID. C., July 7, 1865.
There is hand, at this depot for sale about 1900
sets of United States Harness, consisting of
l4S single sets of lead-horse Harness;
Liza wheelhoIse O.
8, 800 =" lead-mue
5,4ll wheelmule "
sol lead-horsc Ambulance Harness,
and
1927 " wheel horse Ambulance Harnes.
This Harness has been used in the public service
but 1t is still serviceabIe for road and farming pui
poses
Sealed proposals are invited for its purchase
100 eets and upwards.
Proposals must plainly what hind Of harness
hid To-, whether wheel lead u!e or horse and fer
ambulance harness, whether wheel or lead
Proposals are also invited for the purchase of several
Thousand Saddles Of various patterns in lots o.
be at the Government nil in this city IN amp
cation to Colonel Charles Il. Tompkins A. o NJ. cor
ner Of Twenty second and 6. streets.
Pr pcsals Tor the purchase OF this HARNESS. &c, viii
be received at this office until ~ NJ Tuesday ueust
1865 and should be endorsed proposals for The Pr
chase OF Harness,"&
Payment, in Government funds, must lie made up u
the acceptance OF the proposal and prior the deY
of the Harness, dc.
Tie undersigned the light to reject all pTepu
SAL which may be corsd, red too low
The sale Of HarI ss at public auction advertise d
June II, is discontinued
The of Wagons and Mules is still going on from
day to day lmcnas' is are invited to attend
D. ii. RUCKER,
Jy24 Brew. Maj, Gen. and @. M.
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PERIODICALS.

british PEREODICALS.-vI TIL L
DLondon @ aarterly Review Conservative.
The Edinburgh Review Wing
The Weetm mister Review Radical.
The North British Review Free Church.
AND
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE
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DAILY AND WEEK

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SSlSTA MT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
"A Ohtce. Forage Department, corner
whitehall a@d hIs &c streess.g New York
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16
HaIOr General Pope.

This excellent Illinois officer has ar
rived in this city from Milwaukee, en-
route for the new and important position
TO which he has been called-the COM
mand of the Military Division Of Mis-
souri, comprising the Department of Ar
kansas, Missouri, Kansas and the North
west. Throughout the war Gen. Pope
has been characterized By zeal, devotion,
and a singleness of purpose 10 the cause
of the country. These qualities were
severely tried IN the events tha, follow
ed his command in Virginia. The his
torian of he war will fiod few individual
instances of more noble patriotism, than
the spectacle of lhIs officer retiring from
the i'll starred field of failure on the
Rapidan, not sullenly and sdlkily to air
his grievances before the people and re-
sent being ordered 10 a lesser and CON-
parauEely unimportanl department, but
with a zeal and determination carried
into every act to acuuit himself in every
thing for the country anG The cause.
He was willing TO leave TO history bis
redress Of injustice, and the events have
proved his wisdom by unmasking The
shame and sealing the disgrace of the
now extinct army element that threB IL
self across his path in VIrg MIA, and per-
haps a greater obstacle than even the
hosts of Lee. General Pope in bis late
Department has set an example which
all commanders would do We'll to initiate,
and he carries to the new field, more ad-
equate to his ability, reputation largely
enha need by his connection with COM
mand that at the outset promised to be
barren of al laureIs While we con-
Nebraska advertiser., 1865-02-16

gratulale him on this conceded justice 10
his merits, it is even more gratifying and
on broader grounds TO see him placed in
a broad military division which has Al
times sOrely needed qualities like his al
the head of its afairs.-Ckicago Tn
bNne.
Major General John Pope has arrived
in this city, TO take command of the new
Military Division to which he has recent
ly been appointed by the War Depart
ment. His Division includes the De-
partments OF the Missouri, Of Kansas
and Of the Northwest. The Departments
of the Missouri and Kansas are 10 be
consolidated and designated as the De-
partment of the Missouri. Major General
Dodge in command, with headquarters al
LeavenwOrth Ciiy. The Department Of
the Northwest is assigned TO General
Curtis. with headquarters al Milwaukee.
General Pope's headquarters viii be in
ST. Louis.
The great Mississippi Valley is now
divided and commanded as follows:
Division of the Mississippi-COmmand-
ed by Major General Sherman, and di-
vided as follows: Department of the
Ohio, under General Schofeld; Depart
ment Of the Cumberland, under General
Thomas, and Department of the Ten
nessee, under General Howard.
Division of the West Mississippi
Commanded by Major General Canby,
and divided as follows: Department of
the Gulf, under General Hurlbut; De-
partment of Arkansas, under General
Reynolds and Department of Mississlp-
pi, under General Dana.
Division of the Missouri-COmmanded
by Major General Pope, and divided as
follows: Department of the Missouri,
under General Dodge, and Department
of the Northwest. under General Curtis.
-St. Louis Dem.