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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

which greatly facilitates the process of
- iBething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammauons. Will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and is
aURE TO REGULATE THE HowELs.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, 1t viii give rest
t@yourselves and
M&LIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
q ever thirty years, and can sag Ia confidence
aed truth of 1t what we have never been
mhae to say of any other medicine; neuer
@ma IL failed In single instance TO effect a
aa~e, when timely used Never did we
Know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
enc who used 1t. On the contrary, all are
Aslighted with its operations, and speak in
sssms of commendation of it's magical
eAzecta and medical virtues. We speak in
HhAs matter "a0hGt zoe do kroi0," after thirty
gears experience, and pledge our reputation
gDv the f.it1ltnlert Of tohat zoe here declare In
Z sAEnost every instance where the infant Is
SAnering from pain and exhaustion, relief
waf be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
nster the Syrup is administered.
wun directions for using VIII accompany
~@eh bottle. None genuine unless the fac
mmiie ofCURTfs \ PERKINS, New York,
- @el the outside wrapper ~
weird. sss1SS '''
PRIcK. ONLY IS CENTS norrLK.
mAytO decd. II
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MAD DOG.-A few days ago, Mr..
Theohold Miller, who lives on Fulton
Avenue, had a fine hunting dog, very
valuable, showing some signs of i'll
health. He was tied up, but, on
Monday, was turned loose. Miller's
next neighbor is a woman who has a
weakness for dogs, being possessed of
about fifteen Of different genders, and
who, we are told, paid taxes last year
on seven head. Miller's dog went
among these, and, it is supposed, bit
the whole flock, and, also, bit several
others in the vicinity He was re-
ported to his owner, and again tied up,
and, soon after, exhibiting manifest
symptoms of hydrophobia. he was
killed. We think it would be we'll
for the City Council to again order a
slaughter of all dogs running at large,
and especially of those which have
had a9chance to have been bitten by
Miller's dog.
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RECORDERS CoURT--There were
few cases disposed of yesterday by
the city Recorder. VIM Miller, john
Stagler and Adam Smith, were pre-
scented for driving across the sidewalk
in violation of the city ordinance.
The first two men were fined 81 each,
with 81 05 cost each. There being
some extenuating circumstances in
favor of the latter, he was let off by
paying the cost. There is great
deal Of this kind of thing done, and
the ordinance on the subject is very
STRICT 81 aH atg
A lad employed at the Merchants
Hotel was before His Honor, charged
with having committed an assault and
battery on an Ethiopian youth en-
pioyed in the same institution. The
testimony OF the prosecuting witness
showed that the negro made the at
tack and received blow that" bunged
his eye smartly The lad was dis
charged, but there was some doubt as
to whether or not the negro told the
truth or had been frightened into
committing himself.
Golf & Phoenix we're In such haste
to open "Wednesday night, that thew
forgot the little matter of license
They had a short interview with the
Recorder and settled matters AMIGA
bly, and 60 onlwith the show. Taken
altogether, the Recorder had pretty
good days work, and has beef for
breakfast. ss.i I.s .sFel.s IA. 81
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ILLINOIS ELEoTIoN.-Ins addition
to the election returns'from Illinois,
published elsewhere, we are indebted
to Capt. Lowth, of the Charmer, for
the following: 4. AZ
GaIlatin County gives Union ma
jority Of 27O.
Hardin County, Democratic majori-
ty rs. Pope County rolls up Union
majority of 600, while Massac County
elects the entire Republican ticket.
Allen has majority of 700 in
Cairo. An evidence that drowning
out there does the people no good.
The contest between Morgan, regu-
lar Democrat, and Hodges, Indepen-
dent Democrat, is SO close that no.
thing but the official returns will de-
eide which is elected.
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Drs Maggiel y the founder of a new Med
MMAHystemt The quantitarians whose vast
@w0rhal dOAes enfeeble the stornnch and
PArnly1e the bowels, must give precede nce
~ tne man who restores health and anne
ne, with nom one to two of his axfraor-
mnAry pills, and cures the most virnIent
sores with a box or 50 OF hjq sgopderfnI md
M nenling Salve. Cne~n two great snaeif.
tes OF the Doctors are flst supercediav ali
&he afereotyped noStrnms OF ne inv Ex-
@HaOFdinafy cures by MagettPs pills and
m@lve have opened the eyes II the nuiIlfr ~
AAse inefiiciency of the tsoealledS rrsY,sadtas
% others, and upon which peonle ia Va Va
hang blindly depended. Maepieiis pills q "a
not OF the class that are swallowed Nv IT,
nOEen, and OF which every box fnIl tss,t,.i :,
creates an absolute necessity for nnotJ,a,
One or two of Maggiel's pills an ffices ~
place the bowels In perfect order, tone the
the spirits light and buoyantl There ii no
wstping and no reaction In the form of con-
a61pation. II the liver Is affected, its fnnc-
lions are restored and II the nervous sys-
tenn is feeble, IL is lnvigorated. This last
quality makes the medicine very desirable
f1g the wants OF delicate females. Ulcerous
and eruptive diseases are literally ex-
nnRuiahed by the disinfeetant power of
Mfmggiel's Salve. In fact, IL Ia here an
n0unced that MaOgiefs Bilious. Dyspeptic
aMsF Dfayfheed PaHs cure where oil others
fAil. While for Burns, Scalds, Chtlblains,
Cuts and all abrasions of the skin M0Ogtet'a
lt1ipe is infallible. Sold by j. Maggiel, II
Zane Street, New York, and all Druggists
$40 cents ner box. d&wly
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B1- There is many a man in this
city that thinks IL wrong 10 throw
away his money by betting on a horse
race or a faro bank, that is throwing
his money away in much more fool.
ish manner by buying Boots and
Shoes for himself. wife, and children
of petty dealers. that pay jobber's
profit for goods that are made for the
wholesale trade. when he cap buy
goods that are made for us, for our
retail trade, all warranted, and sold
for twenty per cent. less than any
other dealer in the State can sell
poorer goods We have a store over
flowing with all kinds of nice and
good goods, at No. 8 Second Street.
nov9 diam j. s. KICKER.
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B@- We have our Fall stock of
Mems and Boys Calf and Kip Boots
in store. These goods are a. made
for Us, and are warranted as good or
better than the best workmen in this
city can put up, and excel in style,
flush and excellence Of stock We
have also the best children's shoes
ever brought west. 1t is not neces-
sary to mention our ladies' fine shoes
and paiters; they have always been
just what the ladies Of this city want.
Call at 8 Second Street.
nov9d1t1 J. s. Kicker.
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RECALLED The Grand Jury was
recalled and resworn yesterday morn
ing, and sent out to further note and
presentments make. OF course we
do not know the particular cause Of
their reorganization. M
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CITY NEWS.

GAME.-We noticed a nice young
doe hanging at the door of a meat
shop yesterday-the first, we believe,
of the season. Quails have been quite
plenty in the city, and cheap, selling
at 50 per dozen.
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A GREAT DEAL OF TURNIP.-Our
friend Hon. 4. G. Jaquess. Senator
elect from Vanderburgh and Posey
Counties, has laid upon cur table a
turnip of almost fabulous size, far
surprising anything that ever did
turn-up in our range. II weighs
eleven pounds and half after being
closely topped. 1t was raised by Mr..
James Williams, who resides near
Poseyville, Posey County, We doubt
if larger turnip was ever grown in this
or any other State. Yet Mr. Williams
says if anybody beats this one he will
hunt his patch for larger one. The
only trouble with such productions
will be the difficulty in measuring
them, as two will hardly go in one
half bushel, but they would be handy
to feed stock, as a man could take one
in each hand by the root, and they
would supply whole herd of cattle.
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SUccEsFUL.-A dispatch was re-
ceived from Mayor Baker yesterday,
announcing that he had succeeded in
his mission. The regulations are to
be changed, but We have no particu-
lars. Mayor Baker will be home
next Monday, when we will be able TO
furnish full particulars.
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LADIES AND GENTS OYSTER SA-
! ooN The finest Oyster Saloon in
the citv is kept by Adank & Christ,
Second Street, between Locust and
Main where Coffee, Tea, Chocolate and
0vsters are served up in the best
style The superior Chocolate Coro-
mills are sold only by them,
noy8-1wd $50 II aal ml
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure,
yesterday, Of meeting our charming
friend Capt. Ed. White, present
reigning Chief of the celebrated
Whiteirm. He comes to look after
the tobacco crop. Ford and the
Queens Own will follow soon, and
then the fun will begin.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B0- The Journal Steam Printing
Office is the best place in the city for
fine lcork in the way of Circulars,
Cards, and Envelopes.
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BfT- Remember SWANS Hair Balm
is the only restorer In the world that
is used as a restorer and dressing cola
bined. 1t is fast becoming into use
as Ladies Hair Dressing aud a pre-
tentative of hair turning gray Sold
by all druggists.
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nA- A large lot of sound Northern
Onions in new gunniss. for sale low
by Hayhurst & Whitaker, No, o ~ wa
ter Street. noVodo''
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CUTTING DowN.-Since the Octo-
Der elections we notice that a number
of our Democratic contemporaries
have curtailed their dimensions.
Among others, the New Albany
Ledger has narrowed its borders,
and Is now more in consonance with
the size of the city whence it ema-
mates. Like the party, the Demo-
cratic organs are growing small by
degrees and beautifully less.
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MILLINERY GOoDs AT AUCTION
AND PRIvATE SALE.--Beine deter
mined TO quit the millinery business,
/ will sell my entire stock Of millinery
goods at my store on First Street, two
doors below Sycamore Street. | will
sell at private !; sale liza az prices TO M suit
vember 7th, at 10 o'clock, at which
time will sell at auction, aud continue
at auction every Wednesday, and
private sale other days until my en-
tire stock Of fiue goods is disposed of.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing fine
goods will do well TO callimmediately;
prices are bound to suit.
Mrs. G. KLINGELHGFER.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctionecr.
,ii oct27-d10t 4 .cs
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AUcrIoN.-Ladios If you will come
to Hiram Nelson's Auction Room, old
Court House. to-day at 10o'clock, you
can buy at auction Dry Goods. that
will be useful 10 you.
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pa-Read Gilbert, Refs & Co.'S ad,
vertisement, in another column, OF
Steam Brick Yard, etc, for sale.
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A consignment of choice Cranber-
ries in large barrels, for sale cheap by
Sharp & Smith, No. 5 South Water
Street. NIHfL
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IMPORTANT TO THE SICK.

We invite the special attention OF our
vauera to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
%nicn can be seen In our advertising col
INNS. DR. Easterly's Family Medicines
% oeservediy popular, have a rapid sale,
-Fs general satisfaction, and ars kept in
~ sne principal drug-stores throughout
/, 70 western and Southern States. IL win
,seen That DIR. Easterly does not recon-
4Aend one medicine to cure all diseases
npt prepares q remedy for each particular
aisease. which can be relied UPON to cure.
ayl0
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HIRAM NELSON sells TO the trade
this morning. at 8 O. clock, at his. Auc-
ton Room, No. IS Main Street, 300
pairs shoes and % barrels of mer-
charitable crackers and groceries.
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A SURE PRopHEcY.-When Gen.
Logan spoke at Shawneetown, a few
weeks ago, he told the people he was
not going to count his majority by
thousands, but by scores of thou
sands. He is elected to Congress
from the State at large by about
10000 majority.
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Halls Vegetable SiclIIan Hair Re-
newer iN

IIUII EbBCIdDIt bICIIIdn HALF Ro-
newer
Renews the vitality of the scalp.
Renews the hair 10 its original color
Renews the nutritive matter which noun
ishes the hair.
henews the brash, wiry hair TO silky, soft
ness. l5sl 81 -
Renews the growth OF the hair.
kenews the appearance of those that ara
bald and gray, and is a splendid hair-dress-
Ing. No oil or alcohol to clog up the pores.
One bottle shows its effects.
X. P. HALL a CO.. Nashua. n. H., Pro-
prietors. For sale by all druggists.
soosseu 9aoSaa3Ea = on
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IF you want ShawIs, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
Of any description, go TO sam
SCHAPKER. RusRINa Go.
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Vile. y carrying the mail, leaves at 2 A.. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A, NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays 10y 4P. NJ.
Mt Vernon Mall stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at 7 A. NJ, Arrives daily lex
cept Sundays) by r. "a.
TO NEwBURG.-HaGk daily except SUM
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'clock r. M.
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To LoUIsvLLLE.-Ey Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock A. M. Every Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock
T.. M. f
TO CAIRO-DaiIy, except Sunday, at
o'clock r. M.
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at O'Clock p. M. n.
To EAsTPoRT.-Every Thursday at =
o'clock p, M.
TO MEMPHIs.--Every Saturday at 4
o'clock y. M. M
TO HE DERsor-D Daily, except Sundays,
at O'clock Pm.
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The Egyptian Cancer AntidOte,
The Most Remarkable Discovery

Known and used only at the Ma
TIONAL CANCER INBTIT UTE,
'422 Wsst Fifth Street, Cfnofnnati, Ohio.
This Anfidole n a certain and painless
and sores, curing the very worst cases in
few days. Prof Harvey also has SPECIFICS
that never fail in Asthma, Consumption,
rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart
Dlseas,, aud treats All other Chrome Dis
ease successfully Address
PROF. HARVEY,
oc30 diff Box 0S5, Cincinnati, ohio.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS CBDRON BITTERs.
Read Mr. Ed,0areIs's Statement.

Read MFR EdiOards's Statement.
LOUISVILLE. KY, A priI o. 1888.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Gratitude to
sou, as well "A sense of duty To the pub.
ac, requires that should give you a state
kAsnt for public use, OF the great benefit /
@ftters." After military service of thir-
heen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, / was discharged
NOM the service and came home 10 die
Dyspepsia, liver complaint, and general
@obility We're fast nurrying me to the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
Physicians seemed onIy To aggraVate my
diseases. About four weeks ago l was for
ennaLe enough To procure your "Cedron
Bitters, !" and by the use of them alone
hs We been restored to perif 81 and robust
health. l. can most earnestly recommend
Amem as being all and more than all, they
exe recommended to be. You at liberty
A0mAke any use you wish OF this state
/ am respectfully,
VOICE FROM VICKSBURG.
VICKsBURG, MISS, Aug. 0, 1868. &
UR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: am happy
MA state to you that have used your VaIu-
able "Cedron Bitters with great benefit TO
MnyHelf, In general debility and prostitution
M my system produced by the unhealthy
mnd miasmatic influence of the Mississippi
- al NtVer around Vicksburg having been with
@ea4eral Grants army through its whole
Southern campaign. l confidently recon-
knend its use to- all persons who are ex-
mOaed TO unhealthy climates.
III. w. FOGLE,
Rt4El,E Agent u. y. Sanitary Commission.
FOR sale by PETER VIERLING, Water
maEest. asa ip lmayl4
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am, respectfully,
4 VOICE FROM VIcKsBURG.
MRs. WINsLoW.

saills An experienced Nurse and Female Physi-
sAAn, presents to the attention OF mothers
M@w
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
FRoM TERRE HAUTE.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

FROM VINCENNEs.
Going East. Going W.T..
lsl0PM 5.26 M
ABxfns ts..s.. --...sIDsA< y VI 3sOU n IA
9TEA MR0AT LINES ~.
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10 .iIIl1sIoDnD ny bsIID3sa H9Di9gA aii.
.Gnin4oIn Sf.DnuiE
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MERCHANT TAILORING. - Gentle
men wishing garments made to order
can find the finest and best selected
stock of piece goods at 81 Main Street,
next to the Washington Hotel. Prof.
Mott will satisfy all who give him a
call. Lseptl9 II.
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.lusa tLai .oslin .ilIasYns snoiiqilasa3u
.gnl DrfFII
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS A CORSET skirt SUPPORTER none can
possibly approach for health and comfort
MADAME FoYs. This valuable Invention
has the sanction OF the medical faculty.
The demand for II is immense. tits 10 be
had everywhere. - w. ~
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Boys CLoTHING.-The largest as
sortment Of Boys Clothing ever
brought toNthis city, at 81 Main st.
Sep25-tf s. N. SMITH q Co.
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ARMY BULLETIN.

se ORDERED. et
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel r b. Hunt Assistan,
Quartermaster, to report Brevet Brigadier Genera
Hoyt, Chief Quarermasters Department Of the Lakes
for assignment TO duty. 4r.a
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel b. 8 Schsll, Assistant
surgeon from duty IN the Department Of the Tennessee
and ordered 10 duty at Fort Laramie, Dakota
DISCHARGED
Hospital Steward c. G. Jewell from December l. 1885,
APPOINTED.
Brevet Captain c. ~ Pyne OF the Sixth infantry 10
Captancy IN the first United States infantry VIM
McQuaid as Hospital Steward United States Army.
ANNOUNCED
Brevet Major J. r Ny rick, Third United States ar.
lery, AZ Acting Judge Advocate Department OF the
South, and First Lieutenant VIM. Ennis Fourth ar.il-
lery, as Adde-Camp on the star Of Brevet Major Gen.
eral SchoHeld.
RE1Ns1ATED.
Captain E. l. Harz, late Captain in the Eighth United
States infantry, TO the rolls OF the army.
MUSTERED OUT
Capt VIM. NJ Merrill. OF the Veteran Reserve corps
Brevet Captain Henry Narcotic Second Lieutenant Of
Twenty-second regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
MISCELLANEOUS.
Recruiting for this regiment, Quartered in WASH
ingon, Is progressing rapidly. About three hundred
men have been enlisted. s.
Circular No IS from the War Department ann us cir
cular No "a, and announces that the First National
Bank OF Denver Colorado has been designated for the
reception OF public money entrusted 10 disbursng off,
GERS for disbursement
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NEW WESTERN TELEGRAPH LINE.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD,

TO THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.
This 10 eminently An anti monopoly age. Competition
the soul OF trade recognised the poor mans
champion the only reliable safeguard against the mpos
tons and expressions Of capital In all branches oil
business wherever monopolies have been built up they
unpopular, and public sentiment demands their over
throw. II Is 80 with railroads, with express companies
with ferries, with gas companies and with telegraph
iines Everybody knows how our New Jersey neghbors
have suffered under the oppression Of . railroad mo
nopoly. The business community have hailed with sat-
isacon the appearance upon the stage Of express
company that is 'iksy 70 stick, 10 many similar
ture having been made only 10 BE- sot out 10 and swa
lowed up BY The express monopoly Ts people are be-
IN this CITY and brooklyn, ana 70 demand reform that
shall secure the bcuents Of those franchises 70 the pnbc
instead Of pouring their prcn into the pockets Of Tow
There 10 project now on foot, with fair prospect OF
success, 70 build new Telegraph line rom this city
Chicago Louisville &c, touching at all the principal
cities In the West The charters have secured from
every STATE through which the line vii rus and bust
willingness TO subscribe the necessary capital The pre-
sent Western telegraph 10 monopoly, and the heavy
outlay y hes incurred In buying up oil competing lines
render II necessary that It's charges should b. high
line constructed with strict viev 10 honesty aud
economy could afford 70 send kilograms half the pres
ont cost and would make handsom. dividend ., that
There 10 no better field for composition than in tho
Western telegraph business at the present time. Tho
stock Is not in the market and the prints enormous
The public will be greatly benefited by tho sue.
then be able TO the telegraph At . fsir rate.
and not be shut out from its facilitics by he
present extravagsnt charges 10 tobc hoped that
press generally will give encouragement TO an enterprise
that promises so well for those who undertake H. and
that WILL successfully carried out be 90 important an
advantage TO the public. OPERATOR
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NAVY BULLETIN.
ORDERED.

ORDERED.
:, Nov lo-Aates B: Richardson, +. A. Haskell, VIM.
dron
3 Nov 20-Passed Assistant Paymasssr w. +. A. Tor.
bert 70 the Newbern; Lieutenant Commander Edward
Grafon to command the Gettysburg; Lieutenant Com.
A. Cable. First ssistant Engineer r.. A. Du Vlane Mid
shipmen r. b. Peck, Thomas C. Terrell, s. f. GARRISON
ID. A. Stewart and T. J. Williams TO the Gettysburg; Act
ing Volunteer Leutenapt H. ". Grinnsi and Acting
Third Assistant Enanecrs Bryce Wilson and George
Nov. H. --csptain Il. N. Lowry 70 tho Michigan on
December Acting Pase cd Assistant Surgeon George r.
Simpson TO the Gettysburg. III
Nov. la-Lieutenaut Commander VIM. H. Dana, from
Nov. 20-Passcd Assistant Paymaster e. H. Cushing
rom the Nowbern and ordered to settle his accounts
Passed Assistant Paymaster John H. from the
Tac0ny and ordered TO settle accounts; Midshpman r.
burg
Nov 21-Actipg Master William I. Howard, from the
De Soto and permitted to return North.
HOHoRABLY DISCHARGED.
Nov l0-Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commander
E. +. Devens, from Nov. 10, 1865.
Nov H. Acting Volunteer Lieutenant A. W. MuIdaw
from November 10, and Nate W. a. Mott from Novem.
Der II.
DISMISSED.
Nov 19-Midshipmen John L. Hart and Chas. u.
Souie, Of the Naval Academy.
Nov. 20-Second Assistant Engineer VIM. r. Kelly
OF tho United States steamer Froic
.t MIscELLANDous
Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
ment from Commander }. C. Febiger, commanding the
At Port Lou Mauritius, on the I'd Of October. 0ce
and crew all well.
The United States steamer winooski from Key West,
arrived a Havana on the morning Of November -.