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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-12
.soRGHuM .coNYENTIoN.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 4.
This body met at Gill's Hall, in
Columbus, on Tuesday morning, at
10 O'Clock, Mr.. VIM. Clough, the
President Of the Board, in the chair.
The Association at once proceeded
to the discussion of various topics
connected with this interest.
WEIGHT OF CANE SEED.
John Branch, of Branch Hill, re-
lated his Experience with the Sorgo
cans the past season. He had pro-
duced 200 gallons of molasses to the
acre which he sold for 81 25 per gal
lon. He also produced about 35
bushels of cane per acre which he
scldlfor 80 Is per bushel, making
his receipts per acre $500. Mr..
Branch believes the Sorgo far the
most profitable variety to plant He
had worked other varieties in his
mill, but found none equal to this.
In respect to the weight of the
seed, it was stated that it varies be-
tween 40 aud 55 pounds per bushel,
depending. as Mr.. Fetters thought,
upon the way it was threshed. He
thoughts45 pounds to be about the
fairweig1t per bushel. He thought
il should be threshed with horses
that the hull may not be separated
from the seed, butleft as protection
and to favor termination. He had
slowed clover seed in the hull and OBJ
tanned good termination on the
ssyn land, where it had failed when
sown without the hull. The presi-
dent, Mr.. Clough, and the growers
generally agreed that bushel of fair
clover seed would weigh As pounds;
and that weight was adopted unani-
mously, on motion, as the commercial
weight. ~.
COST OF GROWING CANE.
John Branch thought that the cane
could be raised at about the same
expense as corn. The ground should
be wen pnlyerized, the seed planted
about half an inch deep, and if care
fully cultivated till it is four inches
high there will be no trouble in sub
sequent culture. tits rapid grower
when fairly started.
The subject of harvesting and
handling cane was taken up and dis
eussed at length By Messrs., McKin-
ney, Woodward, Mason, Branch and
others, the interest centering mainly
on the meaRs of preserving cane from
injury after it has been cut and be-
fore it can be conveniently manufac
tured. Cane may be kept for weeks
without injury if protected from the
sun and rain or stored in open sheds.
The former process was strenuous.
" advocated by some, but the pre-
pondsrahce of sentiment was in favor
of steringit in sheds, the stalks tc
be sci on end, which affords better
ventilation. Even green cane, if i
has not been frozen, may be kept
long time.in this way without injury
1t is regarded as better not to stril
the cane which is to be stored unit
taken from the sheds to be worked
The blades, it is positively asserted
will not heat or mildew In the heal
uniess stirred while wet with rain o
dew. 1t IS regarded as more safe
however, to allow the blades t.
wilt for one day or-so before storing
It is preferable to strip the blade
from the cane before it is worked
though in large operations this is no
always practicable, and one of tn
best specimens of sirups on exhibi
ton Was made from cane which ha'
been neither stripped nor topped.
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SunderIes.
WANTED

THE subscriber will pay the highest price
for Red and White Bepus, Potatoes,
Flax Seed, Green and dried Apples, and all
kinds Of country produce.
pHighest price paid for Rags.
Will be found for the present at the Ware
house Of Z Deletombe.
Oct. IL, 1854
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Boat Stores.
Sheet Gum Packing, assorted sizes
Square "
Hemp Packing Yarn.
Cotton Packing Yarn.
Signal Lanterns.
Globe a"
Pear
Deck Buckets
Water ="
Scrubbing Brushes
Scrub BroOms.
Coal Shovels
Canvass.
Hatchets.
Axes
Screw Wrenches.
Fire Brick
Fire Clay.
0akum.
finer Rope.
Bell Rope.
Cotton Rope.
Manila Rope, all sizes.
Wrought and Cut Spikes, sll sizes
Clinch and Cut Nails, all sizes.
For sale by,
Z. L A. HENKING.
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For Sale.

1tn acres Of land on the Ohio river, ~
I4U miles below Gallipolis, having front
on the river of from half to three fourths OF a
mile and good land. At the terminus Of the
Chillicothe road on the Ohio and junction Of
the Chillieothean Gallipolis and Portsmouth
.oads; affOrding to an enterprising man who
wishes to engage in the produce, lumber, or
mercantile business, as desirable a situation ss
any on the river. About fifty or sixty acres
are in cultivation, snd would be glad If any
one desirous of purchasing would see the fall
CROP. Payment will be made easy. Terms
will be made known on application to
]. SHALLCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers, on the premises. -.
Sept S.,1s64.
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Cigars and Tobacco.
A full assortment Of foreign and domestic
N cigars; also a large stock Of tobacco,
comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style Cavendish,
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 SIS, sweet;
20 Caddies, half.pounds, dark;
10 small square Twist;
10 Fig tobacco;
10 Pan Cake Tobacco.
Also, smoking tobacco in barrels and pa
pcrs; fine cut chewing tobacco in foil: all OF
which we offer to the hade at satisfactory
priees. @. L A. HENKING.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale,
Lease or Rent.

UNhe subscriber has for sale, lease
or rent, in Guyan township, Gal
liza county, Ohio, ten tracts Of land ranging
from 40 to 200 acres each, with houses or
cabins on all said lots, except two. / wish
to contract with good Union men. So "con.e
on" all who want to rent or lease. No odds
how poor you may be, so you are RIGHT
If you are not able to farm by your means, ]
viii endeavor TO assist you.
As those lots need some cleaning up. and
fences need some repairing, would like to
go into contracts soon, so that the lots can be
made ready for crop this coming year.
HENRY SWINDLER.
Dec. 2, '64.
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Cigars,

ALLARGE assortment Of foreign and den
IN tie manufacture. All tastes suited
7I'noal lfs. DIS. FORD & BRO.
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FOR SALE.

NINE tracts of land lying in Mason town
IN ship, Lawrence county, O., one cos
tanning l67 acres, two so acres each, and six
40 acres each, all heavily timbered, and con-
tanning inexhaustible beds of coal, limestone,
and iron ore. They all Ne within few
miles of Oakland Ridge Furnace, the villages
of Marion and Patriot. and distant bnt ten
miles from Millersport. on the Ohio river
County and township roads pass through and
near these lands, and the country is settled
around them by an enterprising thrifty peo-
pie. The lands are rolling, but rich-no,
only as 10 the SOL, but minerals.
Price $50 per acre. Letters addressed to r
L. Stewart, at Gallipolis, will receive prompt
attention.
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Tobacco,

sA q Tobacco,
DRIGHT pounds, various quaptitirs;
ID Half pounds, Bright and Dark;
Fig aad Pan Cake Tobacco, de-;
ALSO,
Fine cut Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
rlf.'9 In quantities to suit,
-1~ - DIS. FORD d BRO.
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Land for Sale.

Sept. s5, 1864.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1865-11-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURTS.

Criminal C6urt-Judge Bond.-George c. Maund
Esd, States Attorney. prosecuting:
In the case Of George Spreckelmeyer, who several
days since pleaded guilty to twenty four indictments
for selling liquor on Sunday, the Court yesterday
fined him $50 and costs in each of eleven cases. and
steed the others upon payment of costs. Sarah Jen-
knS found guilty of stealing diamond ring, valued
at $780, from Amanda Benton, was ordered to be
that she was insane Gerhard Guthermuth, found
guilty in two Of selling liquor Sunday was
fined SO and costs in one case, and $50 and costs in
the other. Joseph EichOltz was adjudged guilty of
larceny
Superior Cdurt-Hon. Judge Martin -Duvall, &c,
VS. me & Ss. before TePortSd verdict for
John K. Cockey action to recover damages for the
diversion of certain streams or water courses and
throwing the same into one channel, excavated by
defendant, thereby cnusing injury to the lands and
crops OF plaintiff from the overflow of said channel;
on trial. John R. Cockey. vs.. Richard J. Worthing-
tom same as above; on trial
Assignment for to-day-No. 1874, specially assigned,
and from 4l2 to AL inclusive.
Circuit Court.-Hon. Judge Alexander-John
Hamilton VS.. Asbury Jarrett and Thomas HamiI
injunction heretofore granted in this dissolved
Christopher F, Miller VS., Elizabeth Duva q a.
injunction heretofore granted in this dissolved
and bill of complaint dismissed.
Mary L; Willis VS.. John Duffy. Decree for sale of
mOrtgaged premises.
tan Ahner vs.. Northern Central Railway Company.
OFF under the rule
:, Priscilla Laupay Us. Francis Simpson and Joshua
Boyle. Oh under the rule.
Moses Fox VS.. Adolph Rezink. Judgment by de-
fault for want of appearance.
Moses Cohen VS.. Aaron Goldsmith. Verdict for
plaintiff for S5SS 90.
W. f. Raymond and Geo W. Burton VS.. Ii. r.
Gernhardt. Verdict for defendant.
Z. s. Circuit Court-Judge Giles.-Lobdell VS.
kunkcl Bro; before reported. Not concluded
Orphons' Court-Hon. Judges Audoun, Supplee and
Hoffman Letters Of administration on the estate of
Ellen Kemp, deceased, granted to Jas. Dixon;
and on the estate of Perry Forester to Matilda
FORESTER.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Daniel Mil
Ter, were granted to Rebecca Miller.
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AUCTION SALES.
CONVENIENT SALE 3I
OFFICE DEror CoNmssARy OF SUBSISTENCE.

OFFICE DEroT CoNMlsSARy OF SUBsLsTEXcE.l
WASHISGTON, u. C., Nov. II, 1865.
Sealed proposals. IL duplicate, of the form fur
nished by the undersigned. will he received at this
othce until II o'clock NJ on Tuesday the 2lst day Of
November, 1860. for the sale of
l,3S6 BARRELS OF WHISKY.
The Whisky offered for sale was selected with care
and Is Of the first quality. especially the Rye and
Bourbon Whisky, which equal if not superior. to
any Whistles now in the market.
Proposals may be made for any number of barrels
lot No: consists Of NINETY EIGHT boycls Of
Ryc Wh'skn, containing about three thousand nine
hundred gallons
lot No. .. consists of 6rc hundred and thirteen
bnrcis Of bourbon Whisky. containing about one thou
sand siN hundred gallons; and
Lot No; ); consists OF HiRc hundred and cighfy-hre
nine thousand gallons.
The Whisky will be re gagged before tho delivery.
at the Subsistence Depot Acxandria Va, or sam,
pies can be and proposals obtained from any of
the following officers:
BTeyst It. f Col 4. p G BRIGHAM Captain and c.
i B re e d BRIO Ros Cen Nss CLARKE A. and
A: c. g. S; I. S. A, New York city;
s.Brevet Brig Gen T. WILSON, V. s. and Brevet
1t Col, Capt, and c. s., L. S. A.. Baltimore, Nd
Or at this office.
Payment in Government Funds, about fifty per
cent. OF which will be required on the acceptance of
the bid, and the remainder as the re-gaugng
is completed, and before the delivery commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed to
comply with their contracts.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
of their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wharyes in Alexandria, Va, free of expense TO the
purchaser.
The usual reservation by the Government in regard
to bids will be observed.
nOlT-4t Major and G.. S. u. S A.
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CLOTHING.
SATAN OUTWITTED;
OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.

OR, PHILOSOPHY EXPLAINED.
BY THE BARD OF MARBLE HALL.
Chapter V.
Then disappointed Satan went
Back to his fatcd den,
And swOrc he would not venture up
To trouble Bill again.
But Bill, like every mortal man,
AT length lay down to die
And started for the lower wurld,
Expecting he would fry.
lie raped upon the iron gate,
Till satan from within,
sung out: Who is it that would come
Within the realm of SIM"
Ills Your old friend. the blacksmith Bill,
Well known as William Stokes,
Who wears good clothes FROM MARBLE HALL
And plays some little jokes
"Oho!" says Satan, with his thumb
Upon his proboScs.
His fingers like Il whirligig
He back and forth did twist;
You cant come in here. William Stokes
I'm sure IS still on mischief bent,
But really | cant see it."
So Bill turned back to earth again,
But soon found out that he
A Jack 0-lantern had become,
To flicker wild and free;
And now above the marshes, Bill
Delights to practice jokes,
And duck the traveller who don't know
The mischief of Bill Stokes.
In gratitude to MARBLE HALL,
., Through darkest night he, CLOVIS,
10 lead men in the mud and mire
To ruin all their clothes;
SO that they compelled again
To make a business call,
And get the cheapest and the best,
At famous MARBLE HALL.
THE end.
the largest finest. and cheapest stock of Clothing in
the city.
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AUCTION SALES,

r ,ARGE SALE
LOCOMOTIVE. ENGINES, CARS. RAILROAD
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS AND TOOLS.
Will be sold at public auction, at Newberne North
Carolina, on THURSDAY, November Both, 1865. the
following property, viz:
"A Locomotive Engines, feet 81 inch uuare.
16 Rack Cars, do do 40
1876 Flat Cars. do. do DO
Hand Cars, do So do
Also, the Machinery, Tools and Materials in the
Z: s. NJ. Railroad Repair Shops at Newberne. N. c.
There will also be offered about 400 TONS Railroad
Iron, large quantity of Bridge and Railroad Spikes,
Chairs, Carpenters, Backsmiths' and Machinists'
Tools, Iron Steel and Copper and Railroad supplies
and materials generally.
The attention of Railroad managers and dealers is
invited to the large quantity of this class of property
offered, embracing everything required in the con-
structlon, repair and operation of a railroad,
Full information, with lists of the property and
description OF the engines will be given on appca-
or telegraph. 49, o' " 'NN
Terms cash, on day of SALE
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. November
sh and continue from day to day until the property
is sold, ''' '1' p''f''' V
By order Of Bvt Brig. Gen. D. c. McCALLJM.
COL s ! i ~ e sSf saiss.
ss!siaA. y. Gu ocs sIst Isaa, ~ aoss:sNa
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~gSaS 1868.
lka1sazA BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
Via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
DAILY FOR PHILADELPHIA.

The Boats of this Line will recommence their mr.
ggl4r trips to and from Philadelphia THIS DAY
February 2ist, leaving Wharf No. 3 Light street
For freight or passage apply to
j. ALIEN. SlIRIYER, Agent,
Or in Philadelphia, at foot of Chestnut Street, to
a. GROVES JR., Agent.
oc3u No. "a S. Wharves
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a. FINAL SALE OF GOVERNMENT
90 HORSES AND MULES.

QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE !
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 9th, 1865,
Will be sold at public auction, during the month of
November, to the highest bidder at the time and
places named below NV ElVi YORK
New York City-TUESDAY of each week, 100
New York THURSDAY of each week, 100
M o''A' each oI PENNSYLVANIA.
10 p and p s iSG HORSES r eash d5y.
y, HARRISBURG, PA Ps:-TUEsDAY of each week, 100
H 81 isl Pa;aaTHURsDAY. November .. g. Is
IN, MNIeehEanicsburg Pa.-TUEsDAY, November I. 100
,, AIIs sEs Pa-wEDNEsDAY, November 10, 100
PPQttsville Pa.-FRIDAY. Noy. Il, 100 HORSES.
November % 100 HORSES.
- IIihtggHyille Pa.-THURSDAY. November 16. 100
u 6isgSSille. pa.-THURsDAY. November 80. 100
TitusviIle, Pa;-IHgRspAY and FRIDAY, No.
vember @ and "a, 100 MULES each day.
Wilmington, pelNT tf aHE of each week. 100
Miiminstqn,, Dsi.-FRIDAY of each week. 100
gssiHers. Md- %HAEStsbR November Is 100
i Ba JdP GRE Md.-wEDNEsDAY November %,
GIESBORO, DC
HORSES each day.
NO SALES OF MULES WILL TAKE PLACE AT
ans. WASHINGTON, DC.
At this series of sales all the Government animals
will be disposed of. Buyers should therefore avail
themselves Of this last opportunity to purchase.
For sales of public animals in the West see official
Western newspapers
Animals will be sold sngly,
BALES to commence at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Ierms-Cash in United States currency
By order Of the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
oc1o-tNooO First Division, @. M. G. O,
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IMPORTANT TO RAILROAD
4 COMPANIES.

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QuARTERMASTER.l
WASHINGTON, d, c., Oct. 81, 1866.
VIII be sold at public auction, at Alexandria, Va
on MONDAY, the 4th day Of December 1865
2,5OO,0lO feet Assorted Lumber.
~ new Platform Cars, feetS2 inches gauge.
20 box Freight Cars. feet So inches guage.
4 Passenger Cars.
300 Car Wheels (good)
l25 pairs Car Wheels, on axles.
400 new Car AXleS.
5000 pounds Rubber Springs.
81 Elliptic Car Springs.
100 Davis patent Car Springs.
5UO tons good second hand L Rail.
900 tons old I Rail.
600 tons old Scrap Rail.
% tons Axles Iron, old
tons Tire Iron, old.
80 . tons Scrap Steel, old.
800 tons Car Wheels old
80 tons Wrought Scrap Iron.
70 tons Cast Scrap Iron.
3 tons Lead Pipe, old
10 tons Scrap Brass.
coils, IA inches diameter, Wire Cable.
q Nises.
$50 tons assorted Bar Iron.
3 tons assorted Sheet Iron.
29 tons assorted Steel
$50 tons Iron Castings.
tons Brass Castings.
tons Sheet Copper,
] ton Sheet Brass.
10000 pounds Boat SniheS
100000 pounds Railroad Spikes.
l4900O pounds Cut Spikes and Nails,
1900 pounds Rope
$500 feet Leather Betting.
$500 pounds Rubber and Hemp Packing.
10 Henderson Pumps.
$500 feet assorted Gas Pipe
50 Grin1stOneS.
$4,000 pounds Track Bars.
1900 pounds Spike MaulS Cold Chisels &c
1900 Picks and Shovels
400 Axes, ,Hatchets and AIDES.
1000 Handles.
50 steel -Rlated Frogs.
5oset Switch Fixtures.
3portable FORCES.
3 Pumping Engines
Wood saving Engines.
2portable Say Mills.
2steam Pile Drivers, complete.
2Caloric Engines.
95 set Planes,
200 Hand, Cross and Circular Saws.
so Steel Squares
so Screw Jacks
900 feet Spark Netting.
1000 pounds assorted Wire.
$50 pounds Block Tin
1000 pounds Sheet Lead.
rs boxes assorted tin.
10000 pounds Chains.
5000 pounds Boiler and Tank Rivets and Plate
Washers.
go Globe Valves.
$50 Monkey Wrenches.
II Emery Wheels.
40 reams Emery Cloth and Paper.
25 Water Tanks and Hoops.
Contents Printing Office consisting of Presses.
Type, Cases, &c.
4 number Of Hand and Truck Cars.
Contents OF the Supply Store. which contains very
large assortment of valuable Railroad Material new
and of the best quality. ''''
Contents Of Machine and Blacksmiths' Shops. con-
sistng of Planers' Lathes, Wheel Presses, Forgesi
Stationary Engines Shafting, Betting &c &c Also,
large lot of second hand Stores, Tools, Machinery
and other material.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, to be adjourned
from day to-day until all is Sold
Terms cash, IN Government funds.
Ii. L. ROBINSON
no2-tDe3 Brevet Colonel and A. o. M.
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FINE CLOTHING.


WHAT SAW. HEARD AND BELIEVE.
1t was cold and bitter evening
The SnOwtlakeS quickly fell,
And the chimes were gally peallng
Of the fremauS fire bel
The racket of day was declining,
One by one it died away
As a voice from calling
Singing no, no, oh, hey!
What! stop this bitter evening,
cannot, L answered no!
L am freezing, yes, am colder
Than the flakes of the falling snow,
Its true my coat from Dobbns
1 bought to keep me warm,
have had it a week only
And now it is tattered and torn.
thought would stop and listen,
To what comrade had to say,
Said he see you are musing
As you tread your weary way,
Now tell me of your sorrows
May be I'll give you some plan,
To send you home smiling,
A happier, better man.
told him the coat from Dobbins
| bought was all a cheat,
Not good for the sun of the summer
Or the cold of the winters sleet
Said he, Friend, that's easily ended;
There is some folks or gents down town
Whose art in the making of coats, pants and vests
Has become OF the greatest renown.
cannot remember their names just now;
Just wait you moment so.
Is it Jones, is it johnson, or Jenkins?
Yes. No, that isn't it. No! no!
Oh yes. now have it, L am sure,
And will tell you in a moment or so.
It's at Marble Hail. No. 40 W. Baltimore street,
Their names are SMITH Bros e. Co.
Now whenever you want Coat, Pants or Vest
Or any Clothing that's got up in style,
To make you look like priest preacher or beaux,
Or Just as if you'd struck lie,
Buy your Goods at the Great SMITH BROTHERS;
will warrant, as sure you're born,
In summer they will make you feel pleasant,
In winter they will make you feel warm
Now this advice costs nothing,
Not of money fraction so small;
Just do what tell you, and in future
You'll bless me and the Great MARBLE HALL.
SMITH, BROS. & CO.,
oc2S-tf Marble Hall Clothing House.
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nOlo-tNII pFtl oTls peI ana v. D., I. .. A.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE. U. s. ARMY


~ No s SOUTH GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, Nd, November II, 1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate will be re-
ceived at this office, until u o'clock NJ. on SATUR-
DAY, November 18th, 1865, for furnishing the United
States Subsistence Department, delivered at Bati-
more, Nd, with
PQTAToEs. AND ONIONS.
10 be IN good strong, fully head-ned barrels, and
to be delivered in such quantities and at such times
as may be required for one month from November
I'D, 1865.
Proposals must be made on blank forms furnished
at this office and the certificate attached to the pro-
posals must be signed by two responsible parties.
Each proposal must have printed copy of this ad-
vertsement at its head, and must be specific in com
plying with all its terms.
The Government reserves the right to reject all
bids if deemed best for the interests of the Govern
mcut.
In of failure the part Of the contractor the
United States reserves the right of purchase else
where to make up the deficiency, charging the ad-
vance over contract price to the party failing to
deliver.
Payments to be made after the delivery of the
stores in such funds may be on hand; if none on
hand to be made rs soon as received.
Each person or every member of firm offering a
proposal must accompany it with oath of ale
glance to the United States Government if he has
not already filed one at this office
THOMAS WILSON,
Breyet Lieut.. Col. and c. S., U. S. A..
aN-nt RrIfr ln,,'l N,Is
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DAILY COMMERCIAL.
BALTIM OR E, ME-
MILITARY DIRECTORY.
Middle Military Department.

Major General w. S. Tancocl; commanding; head
quarters, corner Calvert and Fayctte streets -
First Army Corps a. S. Veteran Volunteers Head
quarters corner Calvert and Fayettc street; Mayor
Finley Anderson. Assistant Adiutant General.
District of Northumberland Major Gcn George
W. Getty commanding; headquarters, No q Holli-
day street.
District of Western Maryland-Brig. Genl j. d.
FeSsendcn COMMANDING; headquarters No. q llo-
day street.
Medical Director-Brcvct Colonel Josiah Simpson;
Office, third story Department headquarters.
Provost Marshal-BTcvct Brig. Genl } ohm WOoey;
Office, corner Camden and Eutuw streets.
Provost Marshal General of Delaware and Mary
land-Brcvct Brigadier General W. Ii. Browne; Office
No. 81 Y. Calvert street.
Provost Marsha! Congressional Districts of Mary
land-Captan robert Cathcart, Office No. s. L. Balti
more street.
Depot Commissary-Brevct Brigadier General Thos
Wilson, assistants. Captain W. ii. Parkhurst. c. s.
and Captain Il. n. Smith, c. s.; Office No. 8 S. Gay
street, up stairs.
Depot and Department Quartermaster-Col. Geo.
W. Bradley, corner Calvert and Fayette streets; as
sistants, Captain A. NJ. Cumming, A. Q. VI. and
Capt G. b. Beach, A. Q. NJ; office, No. s 5. Gay ST.
up stairs.
Chief Paymaster-Brevet Lieut. Col F. N. Etting
Paymasters-Breyet Lieut.. Col. L, B. Warner, Majors
L. Ii. c. Hooper, Brantz Mayer William II. Nicos
and W. IL. Stewart; offices, Post Office Bullding.
Medical Purveyor-Surgeon z. E. Bliss. No. N.
Charles street.