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t t;-io "nn.TioriiATic pi.ATroiiTi. ! WrrtitA. The PerTfcratic ntrt? bwrii.r. from Iii. Ute of it orgainx-ttiun. btwn in favtrot th J niamieiiaru e of tlie L'i.i 3 an.I .'l.e penetration f the Constitutum, and letinr in the pre.srnt con li 'tionof ihe country the det.toraMe eflect. of a departure from ju time honoreJ and on-ervaUve (principle, ami the triumph of ectionali-'m; anJ a m I- - la! a...!... trmij Mittring mat toe lyxjion anj wi vxvw.-iuu-ticn cn be preferred alona by the restoration of tint Mrtt to power, we Invite all true Unin men f thronrhfwit the Und to unite with tu in sutinin? Sit. organization anJ carrying out it priiiciple: Therefore, Rrtolvtd, 1. That we reaffirm and endorse the political principles that from time to time have reen put forth lj the Nation tl Convention of the Demcriti'c ptrty. 2. That mm are unltrhlT attache. 1 to the Contitntion, bj which the Union of the?e St-ite an formed and e.Ub!i.-hed; and thit a faithful rervanc of tU principle can a.one continue the exittetire of the Union, and the erin.uieut irptrea of the people. Th.it the pre-ent civil war ha mvir.ty re ultctl from the lon cMitiu;ed, unwise, ami f.i- taticat agitation, in the North, of the question of tlometic slavery, the consequent or;::i:iiz uion of I ccozrapntcil pirtv, guiieu rv tlie w.-tiwinl ' latform adopted at Iluifalo. Titt-hurh, I'hüa- j ielphU, and Chicago, and the development there- j y of sectional hale nnd jcalom?, produt-in (aj tad l'n been foreseen and predicted by in) it I ouuierpart in the South of heccion, disunion, i In I arme. I resietam e to the Gcnerul Government, And terminating in a Moody strife letween thoe mo uouii nave been lorever bound together rv raternal bond, tnua brinmne upon tue hole , ountrj a calamity which we are now to meet ma tj! citizen, striving for the adoption of that ! iKNie oi aettsement ot calculated to arum r t '.ore union and harmony. I 4. That in rejecting all proportion likely to j ult ir a SHtisfitctory adjustment of the in a tier? j i ili-i.ufp l'ti'fi iL .e?V. tl si..,., I, ....I I specially thoie measure which would have pe Iure! the border flare State to the Union, and a enrtr co operation on their part in all constitu onal and lea! measure, to procuie a return of .e more Southcni States to their alle-unce, the Republican party a-tumel a feirful re-xjn'i-lity, and rtel in total disregard of the bet in ret of the wlnIe country. 5. That if the party iu wer h id !iwn the ime detire Vt att!e, by amicable aijutmciit, lr internal dien-iom before li-tilitie b:ti ac lally commenced, that the Administration h is cenilj exhibited to avoid a :ir with our nn ml enemy. Orent liritain, we c'i.iiently he eve that jetce and hinnony would no vr reign irnnchotit all our border. C. That the m linten-ince of t!ie Union uori q triiiciplcof the Felcral Constitution should j4 the controlling object of all who prfe- loy- iiy m iie eriiinent d1 ;n ,nr ju!ment is (lurpwe c:m only be a-.TimiIiOeil, by the -cendency of n Union paity in the So-ithern utej, wliich r liull, bv a counter revolution, di-t- ace those who control and duett lhe reent re j Ilion. That no elTort to create or Mistain such I . I ... r I i i . . i i iiii .in in-Miir- -Mui ii ii-ii is nut oascu urxiii "definite rttlement of the questions at is.-ue be '11 tho tWll Kf f .1. Anil IB. A tliTMr..rii Ar.....l at tMmc Mi-.h ft'ttlenierit o made b additional nstitutionai guaranty, cither initiate! by act of ongres or through the medium of a National ! invention. 7. That the Hepubücm pirty h.i fully lemoii rite! it iuabiiitT to conduct the Government ' ro i:li iL jiresent dillicultiiM. 3. That we re utterly opp.-el to the twin resie, Northern sectionalism and Southern f csion, a. inimical to the Constitution: and at freemen, as they value the tmoii of civil lih t.v and the :ice of tlie country, should frown iignantly ujion them. $. Th it in this national emergency the I)cnvc ct of Indiana, banishing ail feeling of passion id resentment, will recollect onlv their duty to 'e whole country; that thi war s-hould not be tired ill the pnirit of roiiotiet rr cuKJufr , lor tlie purpose oi overthrowing or intcrf;r- uh the right or institutions of the States. to tiefend and n. iintin the nnrm f tl.A .a .. .. . . v f nrtitution, and to preserve the Union with all te dignity, equality and right of the several tjates unimpaired; and that as ioon as these ob ji ts are accorapiishetl the war ought to cease. 5 10. That we will sustain, with all our energies, Jwar for the maintenance of the Constitution, and ti the integrity of the Union under the ConstUu l a; but we are opposed to a war for the etmnci lltion of the negroes, or the subjugation of the uthern States). Ml. That the purposes avowed nn l advocated If the Northern diunionists. to liberate and arm tie negro Iavcs, is unconstitutional, insulting to I Jval citizen, a disgrace to the age, b calculate.! td retard the arpreiori of the ieleIlion ami mr unoualined condemnation. 12. that the total di.-regard of the writ of ha Afca cor put by the authorities orer us, and the Officer of Indiana Iteghnent In Ihe I CanUina-William II. Tagrtrt. Michael Gooi- aiif i t ft. it t t . . gfd tl r fo i wi lit to I ield. IXTII EKilMKT IM KriTlCIT. Tho. T. Cntrcndtu.Col. r.el. Hiram 1'rather. Lieutenant Colonel. Aocu-tu II. Abbott. Major. John Earnehnw, Adjutant. W. E. McClellin, Regimental Quartermaster. Dr. Schiler. of Madison. Surgeon. Strnuel H. Charlton, Assi?Unt Surgeon. Captains Philemon I. Daldwin, Samuel Km fell, Wm. Da vi. H.german Tripp. John R. Ii. GlaMcock, James MofTctt, Gwrge W. Urown, Charles R. VanUees, Augu-tu II. Ablett, Cl viu Camf-tiell. KV!T!! ItrotMFXT IM MAHLAXD. Jame Gavin, Colonel. John F. Cheek, Lie-it. Colonel. Uenjiniin C. Shaw, Major. John M. Blair. Adjut-mt. Richard P. Johnson, Qutrtermaster. George W.New, Surgeon. William Gillespie, Assistant Surgeon. John Kiper. Chaplain. Captain Je.s-ie Armstrong, Solomon Water m in, Scott Miller, Merit C. Welsh, Ira (i. (Jrover, Samuel L-imberUoti. Wilon C. Lemert, Samuel J. Uinta. John 11. Ferry. Will C. Ku.U. IHiHTH EKGIMENT I.N MIviOtRI. Wm. I. lScnton, Colonel. David ühunk. Lieutenant Colonel. Criarles S. I'.irrish, Major. Charles Ü. Howard, Adjutant. Nathan Rranson, Qu.irterma.-ter. James Kord, Surgeon. George W. Uruce, Assistant Surgeon. Captains Freierick S. Wysot.g, Thomas J. Brady, Joseph M. Thompson. 0h er II 1. Carey, Wm. R. Walia, Alexander J. Kenncv, George W. II R.ley, John R. I'olL, Hiram T. Vander ventcr, Freierick Tykle. JtlNTII RBGIMEM IS MARYLAND. Gideon C. Moodv, Colonel. Wrn. H. Rl.ike, Lieutenant Colonel. John II. Milroy, Major. Thorn is J. I'aUen. Adjutant. James J. Drum, Quartermaster. Mason (. S her in in, Sur:e)n. John K. P.lack.-tone, Aitant Surgeon. Sifety Layton, Chaplain. Captain- I hom.is Gladden, tlham Corp, Dougla (J. Ri-'ey, Arn isa Johnson. Leonidas A. Cole, (Jere H. Carter, Jo!iua Healey, Isa ic C. I. Stuuan, James Houghton, illiam'P. Las seile. TENTH UKilVENT IN KENTICKT. M illion I). Manson, Colonel. Win. C. Ki.-e. Lieutenant Colonel. Abrain 0 Miller, Major. Reuben C Kise, Adjut ant. David N. Steel, Quartermaster. Joseph S Allen, Surgeon. Conr.id S. I'eikin. Assistant Surgeon. George T. Dougherty, Chaplain. Captain-; Samuel II. Slioitle (tlisch irge-1.) John W. I'eikins. Alex.mdt - Homeland. Maih 1. I alor, Jo.-eph I. Taj lor, (discharged.) Wm. I Carroll, James H. auarsdall, Abrain O. Miller, I5eiij.ini. ii 31. (rt-ory, Jutuea II. II miilton. ILlVfcNTII RIG I MEM IX KtXTl'L'KY. George F. M. (Joinis, Colonel. Wm. J. II Rc iison, Lieutenant Colonel. Ia.ie C. Klston, Major. Daniel Maciuley, Adjutant. Josepli P. Pope, Qu u tern nter. Jolm C. Thompson, Surjreon. Clay l'rown. Assistant Surgeon. Hrnrv R. Hibben. Cluplain. C.ipit in-' Nichcda It. Huckle, Henrv M. C:irr, Jabez Smith, Edward T. Wallace, Wm. W. Dar nell. Divid P. Cullv. Je-se K. H amill, Josenh II. r :.. j. i . ' uiifr, vtrore luiiier. TWELFTH REGIMENT IX MARYLAND. Wm. II. Linck, Colonel. George Humphrey, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry Ilubler, M ijor. Oscar Hinkle, Adjutant. Milton R. Dixson. Qu irtermaster. Wrn. H. L on.ix. Surgem. Noble P. Howard, Assistant Surpcon. Captains Thomas G. Morri-on, Thomas R. Noel, James Richman, Wm. O'Uiien, Henrv Ilubler, (;eorge Nelson, Arthur F. Reed. Thuma Doan, Alexander Uuchanan, Joseph F. Draper. TII IRTLLNTH RFGIMEXT IN MARYLAND. Jeremiah C. Sullivan. Colonel. Robert H. Foster. Lieutenant Colonel. Cyrus J. 1 )..(-. Major. Ciiarles H. Ross, Adjutant. Alois D. (tall, Surgeon; Wra. C. Foster, As sistant Surgeon. Captains Abner L. Newland, Clinton, Davis, Chauncey. Harrington. S tyles, Wilsoa, Johnson, Kitkpatnck, Ren. H. Mvers. sfzure and imprisonment of the citizens of loyal elites where the judiciary is in full ot cration. wfthou warrunt ol'Iaw and without assigning an v cie or giving to the party arroted any opportu- rfy of defense, are flagrant violatHns of the Con- a AiuUon and most Alarming acta of usurpation of fvcr, winch should receive the stern rebuke of e xry lover of his country and of everv man who P the security and ble"ing of life, Lhert v and pUierty. I. 1 hat liherty of speech and of the rress are g j.ranteed to the j .oj-!e by the Constitution, and n 1 e but a usurper would deprive them of these riwif: tliev ore inestimable ti li e riiir-n n.l niddde t tyrant only. And the attempts ch have been made si;:ce our nresent unfortu- e trouljles, to muzzle tlie press and stille free ! U':"n. nrc exrrci-es of despotic jHiwer again.-t i li lreeloin revolts art 1 which can not be tole- fi'tsj without couvci ting freemen into .slave i nat t:,e secure oi Muleii and Maon. on (No further returns at the Adjutant General's U.-d a neutral vessel, on the hih ea. wa .,(;, p KOfRTKENTH REGIMENT IS MAUTLAND. Nathan Kimball. Colonel. John R. M ahap, Lieutenaiu Colonel. William H irrov, Major. John J. 1. Winn, Adjntant. Thom.iA C. Ru.ntin, Quartermaster. Geroge W. Cliprcner. Surgeon. George W. McCane. Assistant Surgeon. Thon; i E We!b, Chaplain. Captains Lucien A. Foote, Jonathan D. Wood. Levi? Hrook. Eüjth H. C. Cavins, 'a than Willard, Jonathan D. Hagan, John Coons, John II. Martin. Thilander It Owen. James II. Kelly. KIKTEtXTH RIOIMl.NT IX KENTICKT. Geirge 1 Warner, Colonel. (Justavus A. Wood, Lieut. Colonel. Alexander Fowler, Major. S F. Fry, Qu irtermaster. Captain Simuel Burn. Comparet. Short, Miller. Ternpleton, McCutcheon, Rice, Fowler, Peni.ett. Jo-ih WiJon. Thom as She i, Richard II Litsou Squire Iham Ke.h, I-.HC N". Haymaker. Daniel Lunderm in. txtxtt th:rd reoimevt xntcckt. Wm. Sanderson, Colonel. D..-Witt C. Anthonv. Lieut. Colonel. Will iam P. DaTi, Major. Eugene Commnndeur, Adjutant. J. T. Smith Quartcrmater Thomas C. Austin, Surgeon. Robert Ky, As.istant Surgeon. John D. Rocem, Chaplain. Captains George S. Babbitt, Alonzo Tubba, W. W. Caldwell, Henrv C. Furjruson, Thomas Clark. David J. Hay. Thomas P. Moore. Frei erick Pistoriua, Wm. P. D ivia, Vincent Kirk. TWENTT-rOi aTH BLGIMKNT MlSSIOtEI. Alvin P. Hovey, Colonel. John Gerber, Lieutenant Colonel. Cyru C. Hine. Major. Richard F. Barton, Adjutant. Peter Schmuck, üu irtermaster. Robert i. Jesscp, Surgeon. Jidm W. Davis, Assistant Surgeon. Charles Fitch. Chaplain. Captain A. H. Erwin. Tho.. Johnson, Sam 'I F. Mrftuffin. Wm. L. Merrick, Simuel R Mnr pan. Wm. T. Splceler. John F. dill, A.McCon- nett, Ison F. Bolton. twenty-fifth ttuit.M jiissouai. James C. Veatch, Colonel. Wm. W. Morgan, Lieut. Colonel. John W. Foster, Major. Wm II. Walker, Jr., Adjutant. Alex H. Foster, Quartermaster. John T. Walker, Surgeon. Atthur White. Assistant SurceoH. Frederick A. Heriing, Chaplain. Captains James (J. Hastings, George W. Silt7man. John II. D. -by,Jhn Rhinlander, Wm P. Wood, Charle. S. inch, Charles Jones, Thomas J. Bethel!, Victor C. Larkin, John W. Poole. T W'ENTT SIXTH REGIMENT MISSOURI. W. M. Whe.tlv, Colonel. Richard O'Neal, Liec.tenant Colonel. John G. Clark, M .j-r. Henry Schräder, Adjutant. John P. Routh, Qu irtermaster. Rol en N. Todd, Surgeon. George A. Torbett, Assistant Surgeon. Chaplain. Captains Alden II. Jumper, Courtland E. Whit.set, Mortimer C. Holm in, Augustine D. Ro-e, Lewis Manker. Miller L. Miner, Harvey Johnson, Benjamin Harris, Newton A. Logan", Nathaniel J. Be ichly. TWENTT SLVENTII MARYLAND. Sdas Colgrove, Colonel. Archibahl J. Harrison, Lieutenant Colonel. , M jor. Pif bei t (1. Gil more, Adjutant. Ja me M. Jameson. Quartermaster. Ja me J. Johnson, Sur:en. Green V. Woollen. Assistant Surein. Capt.iins I'eter Kopp. John W. Wilcoxen, William S. Johnson, Joel W. McGrew, (ie. W. Bure, Jackson P. Moore. John R. Filer, Rich ard W. Wetman. Allen Hill. Theodore E. Bueh- !er. TVVKNTT- ncnTii (cavalut) MIShOL ai. Conrad Baker, Colonel. St'ott Carter. Lieut. Colone' Join S. (t.ivitt. Major. James Xeel, Adjutant. William B. Birker. Quartermaster Isaac Casselberrv, Surgeon. Charles Brackett, Assistant Surgeon. Captains Jdin It. IIit.hmin, Samuel J. La m ir. Joel F. Sherwood, Will H. Walker, Thom as X. Pace. Lunan W. Brown, James M. Barter, Robert M. Clendenier. TWENTT NINTH REGIMENT KENTUCKY John F. Miller, Colonel. Divid M. Dunn, Lieutenant Colonel. Henry J. BJowney, Major. James L. Angell, Adjutant. As i II. Mathews. Quartermaster. Lojis Humrhreys, Surgeon. Lorenz S. Bein. Assistant Surgeon. Jo.-eph C. Reel. Chaplain. Captains! Horatio 0. P. OMinger. Silas F. Allen. Joseph P. Collins. Frank A. H irdman. John S Fosdick, Win W. Shuler, Daniel Carev, Jaine M. Confer, Millon M. Boggs, JameH.i M. Jenkins. SIXTFKNTII RKIIMl.NT M Ali V LAND. Pleasant A. Hacklem m Colonel. I. '4 Ul t! ti t... eii-;er in accordance with international law. and M)egal; or cl-e in violation ot such law, and so ' :sl. If tlie former, we lameiit th it our nation I been humiliated bv their surren ler, under a at; if the latter, it was the duty of the Ad ! istration at once to have disavowed the act of; r dhYer.and instead of incarcerating thec ij- in Fort Warren, to have immediately re el the wrong bv nlaeiiic them, as far as ra-ac- : bie. in the same condition in which tint orti- ; c-5 hid lound them. In either event, the action ! td "lie Administration was vacillating (md cow-! arV y, and degrading to the dignity of a great na ' . That the action of the Re: ublican parly, i ..-O l.unlesicd in the paitis.in ch trcter d" all tp ; pf .tmtnts f the Administration to dvil o:!i,-e- : a: I. iulu.iding party caucu-es by tlie Republican i.iif ubers ft' Cvmress for the purpose of im'pressing v; tn the ieg:siative action of that body tliepecuii.r iiA mas of that jvirty . h.v e iemon-f nttel th t their ! piy-essi(nsoi"s.ui:.'iv ii-g p' arty pl.it tot nis.and par- ; tyrgiiv2it;orn. upon tl.exlt.ir of the'r r ui, try." rbut!o miny hypocritical and ft!se pretences j by hh they hope to dupe tlie unwarv into thei- ' fu.nirt; ii.t we warn all loval pern, as they i lo ttieif rountrv. not to le dece ve.1 t!iertbv ! " That t'.ie tiischisure made bv the invtMi- ! g H1'- committee in 1 ongress of the enormou it lid that have st !kel into t lw :n n v i,.v; irtmeiits. implicating the heads of those de menu in a connivance at, if tmf an a' foil :i'ip.ti,n :a a s;.-m ,.f cc rm? .inn i- I e(.r brive -o'vlieis have bto deiraude! d ) SEVENTEENTH KIOIMENT it AKT LAND. Milo S. Hascall, Colonel. John J. Wilder, Lieut. Colonel. George W. Gorman. Major. Edmund R. Kuslettcr, Adjutant. Samuel E. Munford. Surgeut. Captains Wm. T. Jones, J.nnes Thompson, Silas W. Bosweil. Georire Cubberly. K:h in M. ATeu. (Jeorge W . bfotigh, lleury Jordan, Jaco' G. Vail. Jacob R. Stewart, Silas 'F. Rigby. LIOIITKCNTII ntOlMtNT MiSftOlEI. t Thomas Pattison, Colonel. ' Henry D. Washbuin, Lieut. Colonel. DeWitt C. Thomas. Major, tie -r-e S. Marshall, Adjutant. j John H Pipp. Qu ii tcrmaster. j Samuel W. lvk. Surgeon. ; Joliti W. Il:tchock. Assistant Surgeon. George W. Atre, Chaplain. i Captains Jonathan II. Willi im. Willi apk Sc.n'ev Charle. John W. Jore. .lrs.-e L llol' man. Sina.el W. S'i-tt, Peter C. Wood. Sam uel D iitlson. John C. Jeuks. James R. Brvant. Rm ild R. Rutei . i"i "l r proifr s;- .,,t i: ur j, nernmei.t thieat cnl witij bii.kiupt.-y. dem inds a th nM-h in cligalion into ul'. our ciis-n.ütui es, botli S:.4te a:i National, and t:i,t a ;-esi rti ranked e aif lebe nvfiecf ail mi.!, -bädsof piev." who, 'lgri advantlge of the i e. t ; ,,"u, , tryth.ive fed and fattened public plunder. Resold J. That the merit. 'nous ci, Vt, ,,f the In 1 ana troops. in every L ittle field w) , r,. v;, . t h erc!)el upon the n it iont! ban: er. Iiis ri'-") ihf;s?.j le of this Sute witli the highe-t -riti lud t- her gallant son,, nn 1 thai we -end fir l e-fwish., toof -er and men. difcrs-cd thr !-h- ou f the country, an J the heirtfelt cicr: CO XINFTLT NTH RV01M t NT TV Astt I NOToN r, P C. Solomon Mered.ih. Cohoiel. Rob it A. Cameron, Lieutenant Colonel. Alois A. Rock wood. Major. John I Wood. Adjutant. Jaiin's S D: i:m. Qa Mtet master. Ciivin J. Wood, Surgeon. l'apfain Simuel J. William. Va'entire Ja; ' Roben W. Hamilton. William W. Dud'evi. THIRTIETH REGIMENT KENTUCKY". Sion S. Bass. Colonel. Joseph B Dodge, Lieut. Colonel. Onin B. Hurd, Major. Edward P. Edsall, Adjutant. Peter P. Bailey, Quartermaster. Reuben F. Delois, Chaplain. William H. Myers, Surgeon. DclosW. Rupert, Assistant Surgeon. Captain Crus Haw lev. Martin S. Stewnrt. James B. Whi'tc, Joseph W. Whitakor, G. W. Fitzsimmons. Myron A. Hawks. Wm. N. Voris, Win. Dawson, Joseph M. Silver, Joseph E. Brallen. Thirty-first Regiment Charles Cruft, Colonel, South Carrollton. Ky. Thirty-pectdid Regiment First German Regi ment Augusta Willich, Colonel, Green River. Kentucky. ThitU third Regiment John Cobum.Colonel, Lexington. Kentucky. Thirty fourth Regiment Colonel Ryan, New Haven, Ky. Thirty tilth Regiment Irish John C.Walker, Colonel, Banlstown, Ky. Thirty-sixth Regiment William Grose, Col onel. New Haven, Kentucky. Thirty -ncve.ith Kedment George W. Hazard, Colonel, Bacon Creek. Ky. Thiity eighth Regiment Benj. F. Scribner, Colonel, Mutd'ordsville, Ky. Thirty-ninth Regiment Thomas J. Harrison, Colonel. Munfordsville, Ky. Fortieth Regiment Wm. C. Wilson, Colonel, Lebanon, Ky. Forty-second Regiment James G. Jones, Col onel, South Carrollton, Ky. Forty-third Regiment George K. Steele, Col or.el. South Carrollton, Kv. Forty -fourth Regiment Hugh B Reed. Col onel, South Carrollton, Ky. j Forty sixth Regiment Graham N. Fitch, Col j onel. New Haven, Ky. j Foitv-seveiitli Regiment Jas. R. Slack, Col- ! onel. New Haven, Ky. j Forty-eighth Regiment Col. Eddy, Louisville, j Ky. I Forty ninth Regiment Colonel Ray, Bards- j town. Kv. j Fiftieth Regiment Ovrn L Dunl onel. New Haven. Kv. Fit tv first Regiment Mechanics A Stre:yht. Colonel, Somerset, Ky. Fit ty -second Regiment J. M. Smith, Colo nel. Ky. Fdty-seventh Regiment Colonel McMuIlcn I j Somerset. Ky. i i Filtv-eiphth Regiment Princeton, Colonel I Carr. Fifty ninth Regiment Jesse J. Alexader, Colo rel. Sixtieth Regiment Dr. Richard Owen, Col or.el. Ev iir.svilie. uniiam, Col- . D. Major Ger.eral 020 Senior Aid-de-Cannp to General-in-Chief H) Aid de-Cnmp, in addition to pay, etc., ot Lieutenant .". 21 Brigadier General 124 Aid de-C amp, in addition to pa, etc., of Lieutenant .". 20 477 00 1 r9 fMl j i 0d 3 51' BOOK AND JOD PRINTING. MEDICAL. HAIR STORATIVE. 19 CH) 00 AIUtTANT GENERAL 8 DtPARTM tNT. AdjuUnt General Colonel 110 2T17 Assistant Adjutant General Lieut. Colonel 95 213 00 Assistant Adjuunt General Major b0 1-9 00 44 Capto 70 13- 50 Judge Advocate Major H) ls'J 00 l.vsprcroa niMRAi's department. Inspector General Colonel 110 237 00 SICVAL DEPARTMENT. S'gnal officer Major bO l-3 00 QfARTLRMASTER' department. Quartermaster General Dri idier General 121 Assistant Quartermaster General Colonel 110 Deputy Qmrtermaster General L'eutenant Colonel Quarterma-ter Major Assistant Quartermaster Cat tain IV D I A IV A STATE SENTIXET C2r CURE THE G KF, A.TE3T MEDICAL iJEAL'TIFlE!! OF Ti K AGE. .151 TIIK M.T 329 50 2:i7 00 95 K) 7U 213 00 ! le 00 ! 1.1 50 CURE NervousHeadache STEAM PRINTING $7 CyRt k ESTABLISHMENT'! Hafel?ll.. t I3iB SIBSISTEXCE DEPARTMENT. Commissary General of Subsistence Colonel HO Assistant Commissary General of Subsistence Lieutenant Colonel 95 Commissary of Subsistence Major fcO Assistant Commissary of Subsist enceCaptain 70 LIS 10 Assistant Commissary of Subsist ence, in addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant ". 20 11 03 2.'i7 00 213 00 ltrJ 00 MEPKAL DEPARTMENT. Surgeon General $2.710 per an num Surgeon often years' service Surgeons of less than ten years' ?ervicc Assistant Surgeons often years' ser vice ." A-sistant Surgeons of five years service Assistant Surgeons of less than five years service 53.33 eo 70 70 70 22 33 225 00 174 50 174 50 m 50 121 S3 TZ ARE PREPARED TO KXFCtTF ALL ORDERS ' I 1 for book and Job rrtntiri(f. with dispatch and tn the trst style of the art. Particular uenUou paid to j Mercantile and Railroad! Pv tb use rf these Pii;tbe periixli ttUckof Xerri or .v k lliidieh ny he prevented; and if taken at the crri rr normet t of an attack Iturmniiate rel1f rrom fmVo ' J'l'oloHHOr nd icknesu will! obtained. I ffTbrj peMt ro fail in remorir.c the 5aiisea and ITraJa he ; to which finales are so uhjecU They act grntlr npn tbehowrta removing Cottrr.e. j For Literary Men, Students, Delicate. Females, and all j erms cf cder.tary habits, tbej are vaiaat-le a a Lax a- j tire improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to tha iretive organs, and restoring tbc natural elasticity and j trength 4 the whole aystem. The CKfHALJC PILLS are the result of long Invest Iga- j INVERT Dtt"(Jii!!iT il THE rTTED STATLS j fars:hr with th ad nie, and will tell yon if ycti Itn Id -or Gray Or Vmir llnlr prdt n Tonir t T. Wo,l'f-s HAIR RESTORATIVE I the Onl Itelltble Article fori on r TAT PrPARTMEXT. Paymaster Genend $2,740 per an num 2-1 K3 Deputy Paymaster General 05 213 00 Paymaster H) K-9 00 OFFICl.BS CF THE CORPS OF EOIXE.RS, CRrS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL E.NGINELRS AXD ORDNANCE PE PAUTM EXT. Colonel HO Lieutenant Colonel 9." Major 80 Captain 7(j First Lieutenant -.5333 Second Lieutenant 5333 Prevet Second Lieutenant 5333 237 00 213 00 lbli 00 13 50 121 !Ni 121 fr.3 121 c3 ivcb as OKF1CLUS OF MOUNTED DRAGOONS, CAVALRY, IlIKLE Mt.v OD LIGHT ARTIt.LF.BT. j Colonel Lieutenant Colonel J Major Captain First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant Ilrevet Setumd Lieutenant Adjutant, and Keimental Quarter terrnaster, in addition to pay of Lieutenant .". . . 10 10 00 110 237 00 I 95 213 00 ! cO 1M) oo ; 70 140 50 53 120 83 53 12J jn3 53 120 e3 OFFICERS OF ARTILLERT AND INFANTRY. Colonel i." 222 00 Lieutenant Colonel bO H 00 Major 70 179 DO Captain GO 120 50 First Lieutenant 50 110 50 Second Lieutenant 45 1P5 50 Prevct Second Lieutenant 45 105 50 Adjutant, iu addition to pay, etc., of Lieutenant 10 10 50 Regimental Quartermaster, in ad dition to pay, etc.. of Lieutenant 10 2fi 00 In the above we have not in-crted the frac tional parts of dollars, for convenience Hake, in this matter of but little importance. BELOW THE GRADE OF LIFUTENAXT. The first column denotes the pav per month of artillery and infantry, and of dragoons and riflemen when serving on foot The second col umn denotes the pay per month of liht artillery nnd of dragoons and riflemen when mounted: Serjeant Major, Qu.:.errnaster Sereint, Principal Musici.rti, and Chief Buirler. each 21 2100 hirst scri;c.i!it of a Company 20 20 00 Ordnance Serjeants ". LK2 00 Hospital S'ewards 22 0 1 All other Serjeants, each 17 17 00 Corporis i; M Od Hu friers 12 13 00 Musicians 12 00 Farriers and Blacksmiths 15 15 0 Artificers 15 17 00 Privates 13 00 Matron 6 00 Females nurses 40 cents per dav and one ra tion. Paymaster's Clerks $700 per annum, and 75 cents .er day when actually on duty. Chaplain in volunteers $146 .r0. In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra tion per day and an abunaant supply of good clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters. fuel and medical attendance are alwavs provided by the Government without deduction from the soldier's pay. If a soldier should become disabled in the line of his duties, the law provides for him a pension, or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad mission into the Military Asylum, which will afford him a comfortable home so long as he may wish to receive its benefits.. To the alove pay for private soldiers must be added the additioaal $2 a month tobe paid du rinfr service, the $100 bounty at the end of the war, which has already been provided for, and the quarter section of land that Congress win provide for at its coming session. The bounty and land apply to officers and privates alike. BILLS OF LADLVO, BUSINESS CARDS, FILL HEADS, BLANKS, DEEDS, LETTER HEADINGS. REGISTERS, CinCULAKS. RECFMTS.A-c Show Cards and Bills ! CHECKS, NOTES BONUS, ENVELOPES, STOCK CERTIFICATES, DEEDS, Ac, Ac POSTING BILLS FOB COCXTHT MLNCH AKTS. Miow Hill, Hotel Hill of Fare, Hand Ulli?, Poster and Programme, Label, Invitation, (Inr lien nnd Italia.) tion nd carefully conduct! experiment, having bees in i La ti' ar.ii rtVmn. In part of tti world teMify le Odetnanvyfam, durin wtrch tint th-T bare prevented I tl.-y f IVof. O. J. ;Wo.n1' Hair Ketacratir, nl . ,." . " ' . i rrT t!t i:'ii of the tirr ail ciA;;;tou m IU :ra;sf. A and relieved a vast amount of Pa!n and uffennp frorr (,.w Mimi. ,.l.r car. Jere pn-en; ee rirrular r-r Headache, whether oriKinatiiif in the nerrou yMemof j more, arid it will te iniij'Mf for j eaj t dou t. rrorr a deranged Mate of the Moroach. Tby are entirely vegetable fn their composition, and I mny be taken at all times with perfect safety without mal- ' ir-K any change of di-t, and the absence of any disanea- j tk taüte remit r it easy to adminl.-tf r tlieai to children. RE warf nmirxTrnKFTTS' l-KOF. S. THALFEKO, PIANIST, am on bi nfrival in the fuited State. b was rajid!y tj cii,iir c irray, t ut n apt-b in W"ot' Hair! Hestorative, Li hair on re cove: rd it t.iK nl hue. CHAKLKS CAUDfcWlu NASSAU ST-, X- I Sv the cray baira on hil wtfe'a Lead were. The genuine have five signature of Horn- C. Spaldin , "'r ,, w rrks 1 Tul- M I l,r..n n ft f I a kati.A t:n . Iwan!1! im r 4 cm each box. Sold by Dmgi.st and all other DeaW in Medicine. A box will b sent by mail, pre-paid, on receipt of the ! ic i c; i: , 2.-, v i: xts. All order should be addressed to UENKY C. STALI'ING, 48 Cder Street. New York. "THEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT." INSTANT RELIEF! STtT TOUK COUGH! PURIFY YUUK RREATH.' STRKtjTlIKX YOUR VOICE! SF T4T)IJSrQ45 TII It OAT C0XFECT10SS.!' 7 ' Wml mm, CVXIT DISCRrmOM. SCHOOL AND COLLEGE CATALOGUES, MISCELLANEOUS PAMPHLETS, CONSTITUTIONS, REPORTS, ARE GOOD FOR CLERGY M EX, GOOD FOR LECTURERS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR SINGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES. GENTLEMEN CARRY SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDINU'S THROAT CONFECTIONS CHILDREN CRT FOR SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS A. C. RATMOND, BATH, MAINE, Say he ! nifl, 1itr Tears tM, and bi Imir and iii-krrerr 'to-tiiini rray, l ut by the ii-e of tw. bottle i.f the Retratlve, tlie (fray hairs l,4ve disjij-p'ared, both oi ht and f . aid is more s..ft n.l pnt-.y than for te:ir-ftve year previous. Iiw,ff, at the ace of ;f;y-two, Laa ued it Ith tie same t fltt. FIN LEY JOHNSON, SO, ., NEW 0I.I.EAN5, Sara that Le ot.t bUhalr M the Yelb.w Fever ; inls.4. e uss Wofxi's iUir lientorative, j and bis hair i now thkk ail closy. j M. MlDDI.noN, Lli lNt;STON. ALAPAMA; j ay tlie Lcvtolatlve la Jone xaaipiK Jla I hi part of tbrj ountry. He ued it fr t-ali- ne and now a a tine bead of bair. T. L. MORSE, LkIiANON, KENTUCM, ! SayaLe Las een Uuixt'.jHair Krttoratire i used in hundreds f cjrs and never knew j it to fail ir re mi l.sbit.g t!J it rrofet tu I An I .s,. , A. J. .UKN, MtfLANKMtOKO. IIX, Saya be bud tf wald hea 1 eglt ye r, at A I' t'ald, bull y the libera hiM of ail. Uir Ketura head of hair. r, he now ta a ikb, glis LiuONiaa, Nuble c jjnty, Indiana, Fek. S IsCB. Prof. O. J. Hd, Di ar S:i In the latter part of the year i-s, Mine Biit-uuiiiir io Wie Mate ami s.' ii r iruiminiiiH pfniun upvn ti,e Mle ami b. k bead hbortly tZu-r became gray, m that urj.rised In n I tMI you tlia: nj-un my retuto cf Indiana, mi more ca-tial acoaaintanre were noi m mucu ai a io7to lix-over lie cause .f BRIEFS, ic. t AMERICAN CEMENT CLUE. Something for the Times. A NECESSITY INJVERY HOUSEHOLD! Johns & Crosley's AMERICA X CEMENT CLUE, THE STRONGEST ttLUE IN THE WORLD For Omentin Wood Leather, (;iuf Ivory, rliina, .Marble, Porcelain Alnb:ilrr, Hone, Coral, Ac. THE ONLY A UTiCLE OF THE KIND EVER I KODL'CED WHICH WILL WITHSTAND WATER. f. xt ii act;: "Every housekeeper thuld 1 avc a aurr'y of J-hn 4 Crs!eyV Ann ricau O-cier.t Glu ." .V. J. 'liuir. Mtl... .....I 1. . 1. u . - t- V-.1. ii i."'Ji"uiri.nianilUit II. lüf ll'JUW. ..r " We have one of the most complete Printing Fsublii-h- j I me t in the country. Our facilities for doing all kinds of j work-. Book, nam or Ornamental, are first cla. We have introduced the lateit and fastest Presses, and have dded to our Type all the modern styles, and we employ the best warkmen. We are thus enabled to furnikh Joba promptly, to guarantee aatUfactioa, and to accept low price. We hare connected with our Job Department Adam Superior PreMKCs, and are prepared to execute Stereotype Prestwork, together with the Preawork for ouuide paper. allowEjurti. Tbey relieve a Congh Instantly. Tbey clear the Tbroat. They give Ktrenfctb and volume to tha voice. They impart a delicious aroma t the breath. Ley are delightful to the taxte. They are mad of imj.le herb and can not harm on. iolial I School of the Slate of New York, my hair, from a cau unknown to nie, cnjni.-iir J fall'n,! ojf verr raf4'1!y, that in the short spare of Aj, mmtb. tl.e whole upper part of my scalp was rutin r er ft ol it eoerin', and muco oi me remainina: ptrtiuri ujcn tl,e Mle and back pari oi my neaa Mn-ruy will not t e sur to the State change in my api-earanoe, a my wore inUmate acquaat.t ances to recofrriue me at all. I at once made applicatifa to the most sk!!!fi.l f by-k-ian in the OHintry. but receivinK no a-urartce Irom theni that my Lairrould an .in b restored. I as foned to become reir ;ilcd to myfrate, until fortunately in tb irr t-i lur rear i-voj, your restorative Was recom mended to me by a drui'. aa belna; tbe hm rehaMe Hair KestoraUve in ue. 1 tried one Uttle, and f..und to my (rreat satisfaction that it waa producing tL dered ertect. Since that time I hae Used aeven dollar' worth of your Ite-toratire, and as result, have a rich coat of v very nofl black hair, which if j mtiey ran buy. Aa a mark of ruy gratitude f..r yuur latur and skill in' tLe roloctin of t-o wonderful an article, I Lae r-cnr-mended Its ue to many of mjr frienl and acquaintano s, who, 1 am happy to inform jou, are usii.a; it ith like effect. Very rei-pectfully. A. il. I.ATTA, Attor aey mrA Coujikelor at Uw Oi (laovB, 8. C, June Ii, 1S$ Prof O.J. Wood: Dear Sii T'ur Hair Pe.rative Is rapidly (raininjt ppularity in thi community. I hare had occasion to lay prejudice ai V, and (rive your Hair iteatv rativea perfect lest. ' During the year ISM, I 'tu 9 unfortunate aa to be thrown from my sulky arahft a rick near tbe road side, from which my bead rereivJf a moot terrible blow, caua tna: a great deal of irritatluo. slmb comniui.icaied to the brain and extenial surface t,f tLe bt ad, fr:u lUe ellect -f Lieh my hair waa fnally de-troyed over tbe entire 'ir fac of the bead. From lire time I rirct ti-orer-d Its droppfng, however, up to the time of its total diaiar ance, 1 niip..)tJ everything Icouli tLink of, Uif.g a pro feskional man myself; and. a I rboMjrht urWtatKiiiijr tbe nature of tbe lieae, Imtwu bnaily defeated in every prescription advatK-ed. , Tree and no other circum-aoce iixluced me to re.rt to your worthy Hair KeioraUe, vtbtrtt I have every rea son to tie live produced a very happy result; tu rnoci'h after the f!rst application. I bad a tautiful a bead .f I young bnir aa I ever aaw, for, which I certainly mr ti I my moot aincere thank. KaT aured, dear air, ainUI I recommeml your remedy t i ail intiiiirfra; n.- r ver, ; shall He my ii.f.ueixe, Lieb I flatter niVM-ll to mv. U not i a little. ! You can publish this If yotf hiuk proper. Yours, very repetfu!r, "", j M. J. WKJGIIT. M. D. ! Office of tLe JcTerKonian. f hiilir 1 1. Va . I er 15 Iar Sin I U el It my duty a well a my jdeaire, tr täte to you ihe following clrrum:!-, tin L you can we aa you inina proper. A ,-enlJ. man or ),i l-larr. (a t ' ,v t 1 1 vr t 11 . , V, 1 f't vet uprxiiulhi. :i Sitv tirt Kciimeiit ir..l Iri.sli Culotte! 1 ! ! t. M .1: ... I .11 Uillll, Jl IH.MIII. i .ixty-fiCi-ti'l He-imfi.t Kockjort Colotiel j "It is lvia rr a ly; this coicniecds it to everybody." -V. J. 7m!jTt:hht. "We I.avc tried it, ar.1 f.r.d it a u-fful in our house water." H .VXe'a t-j irit ot 'the Time. t rv.o I Lutlier H. Wilsi'ti. Julm H. t u- M. yUy. TWKMMTK RbUIMENT IN VlKCIMA. Willi irn II. I'row n. Colonel. J olitisciij l'ru II 5:r.i:!i. Lieutei.unt Coluüel. J !i:i V tiivalke:.! iuh, M ijor. I-rael N. Si'.to;. Ailji.t.r.it. I-aao W. Hart, t mrternijter. 0:j!.eus Uviiit?, ar-e-in. Henry C. (lr er. As-i.st.uit Scrjeon. Wiüi.tni C. Porter Chi-,lin Vir Vir ::n. C, ev: y PtMii.K'r.it f.r t! furthr Nrilü ant ;u-L'e e tmita in the comui? eotitpsts f r the m iintcin: t e i f 1 'e Ci:istnti. n an.l the I'r.i.in MUSIC. atriotic Songs ! Ilisrmonizrd ler flnlr oicr und .p I praprlMlr for use in I'nnip. : J"flaT aXJ? : 'M . U ATTHE IMU VN A Ml sjc st-,KE. f X.r Stibbath-Schuol Hymn ami Ci A n:r.xcrward of two buodred rh.oe bvtr.n. aixl luuea PHiiEMV i i;m, ; T THE INDIANA rYUSIC STORE. WILLAKO I STOWKLI, Vm 15 I.eluni. .Mn Wlieeler. e.tv.ili vM r laud CAV URY. Ci 't. -litt P'.-acKen'" Company Western p:ui 1 r.nifli(e .nl ires-. I'arkertiirh. Cirdaiii SewartV Compitiv Western pit ii rtotf'ne !uMre, Weston. C apt iMi (Jnth m's CoriipAiiy Kentnrky. Ciptaiu M.ret'i"s ('ortipmv New Hiven Kv. -in , in, i,t voi. d.i a er 1 si cnvairv Irotit 'ti. Mis-eiin. ! Forty tirt Ke-iment (2J eav.tlry) John A. ' Br'JltnJ. Co!ot.el. X"v Hiven. Kv. i F.irf tfb 1?... ro. V .1 n I 'Mii-imn iit.'iiidii vi'iyiici 1 1 er .1 very Li nr.n al it e ductio x s WHOLESALE DEALERS. TO eral JtrjY Kor ale by ail lrugUt and Stortkeeper sen- I a:y tl.ruu.bcut the country. W. M i'.iir r..t!4.;nt.M:. tier'c E. De.-k.. .I;i:uos II I Ira il irrisV four comnin:r of In!:an cavalrv 1 T " v m-m a. a . V . - - - . . 4 . ",. .si u:,tr. wra. t. i . I i!r. hw. re at Muiis.ni IMI, lririniArostoffice aJ- ..0. i rues W Lt. Alfie.1 Ilee.1 THt TT-FlRr kl'CIMKM XARTLA.XD. Jan. is W M, M. .:,.lt, iV.lunel. Jiil.ti A Kv ih. L:euTen.iit Colonel. IWmij T. II ns, M.ij.,r. Mattl.ew A L.thmi. A.ij.itmt. Wm S Hinkle. t i iiserm t.ster. Krrt Kfa.I. Siir-e .n. .L.l.n M D.ivi. A.sit nt SurjiMn. Ne!-n L. Hrakertitri . t'hipliin. j C.vptriis Kiihanl Camp!!!, .lacoh He-,f Eiüiu E. Kse. Jatne tuiti.slev. Wm M.skel'l t' U, .l imes H. (Jivitt, Fnnci W NiMt-t, Wm. Eay..I..h:, K. Canr ,K!!. ElwurJ MrLtttin. TU vrv sti lM KLlil it t T Mlvsoi El Jir C Inis Colonel. John A llen.hicks. Lieutenant Colonel. . M:r. dri'-. Wasiimtoti City. Ciptain R iMa It.ittery, Kania. Ctptain Er!irrer's Hattery. Missouri. Ci; t i'ii K! tu-'s Hittery. Missouri. C-ipt-iiu It'isS' It itterv Muui"or!svi!!e. Kr Capuin Sicion.son's D.ttUTv, 3Iunl"onI.vi!le, ! i Captain rel.r Rittery, C:'.!houn, Ky. Capuin Harris'? Rittery, Munfonl'ville. Ky. ' JOHaVS V CKOSIaKV, Csoijt MAMjacTratr.) TS William street. Corn r of Lit-erty treet. N. Y. JulyS-.TTy '61 LIVERY STABLES. o. w jOKcrrsTOisj", :am?BB .tierrhants, llankeri ICnllroad .Man agers, Insurance Agentv, .Tlann facturers Ac, Is respectfully directed to cur Ktabb(d.nerit, if they desire first -class work at low rates. ßpürder fron, abroad ill receive prompt attention. flQty'Work f jrnlf bed in all eae at tbe time promised. ! 65" Strangers from a distance, aaJ bnsi ness men of the city and country, are cordial- ' lj inviteal to visit our office, and examine our lawyer.) baa len bald evef wore Lis early ym.lL, much so that be was romieIle to wear a wi. lu idrred to ue a Urftle of jyonr "Hair litirative, which be liket very much; arjd aftr uinf mmiw two or three bottie bis Lair jrrew oA iuite luiunat.tlj, ainl he now has a Land Mine Lead 4 hair. Th et.tle.,..'. 1 nani la r.raoi..rl, ana fce la very eil kimu lu ur al ' Jomir.r counties many persr tcan terify to tbe tru't f I advise every one who has a Cough cr a Husky Voice ti ttetieiit; I jrtve it to joi. at the re.jueet ..f r.raUf' H. You can m-51 a arreat deal of ur Hair Kaiorat:ke in th ' I au4 the a1J.m,in c.-untiea it ..u have li e rn.trr a. or a Bad Breath, 01 any difficulty of the Throat, to get j Yours. Ac. .liOMPSoN ar;:.M.. -k. I CMairrica, .S. C. -10th Jali, K. package of my Throat Confections, tLey will relieve you I O. i. Yi.i-Ix.ir .s; 1 tie p'essure ;t, irC..ra- 1 neu.liri; yur I!a:r Hetorathe m a nst eirr ;i, r.t ..re , . . , for Kald Lead. My son wajis'er.rx very much fruni tii-. nstantly, and you will agree with me tbat "tbey go ricbt j disease, an1 after u-mi tw.e aa roaue tr('n!j I well. I recoi.inicii.led It to I. ti who Lad (iirae .f iLe i Lead, aM mall caea Jt Lad tj.e denired tfaitt. You can to the pot." loa will find Hern very Useful and p s- I reconmu t,d it without fear a 4 m.t cert.m cure f,r Kid I bead. Many o!her will cr!;fy tbat th a! many .fr er . rae. was cured from tbe u-e ,f yo-r nnt rUiM li.ir ant while travelling or aftolinj; public meeting for ' trative. It .iect fully yimr, ! GLOIu;e Vifil AiN. .. . Tfee New Tork Day TV ai a: Ml.Tfj your cough or aHyinj your .L!rt. If you try one -lie UlaJ.,iity or Hatr nair D:ea, Hair Tot.,-.. 1 Hair O.ls, and the nurntrle-u t.rej.aratior.a beti are rvw . , , , i before the public under soch-eitrsraa-aut. hrrrll:cal package I am safe in ssyitg that yoa will ever afterward and far.tas.Vc Utle us. Ht paraded "n .hfil m .T,! , card, and newspaper Lea-Ui f, as La.r prer-aratj.s, are . . '' b'tmbuK c f tbe trt att; their real tnerrt bn coosMer them indispensable. Tou will Bod them at the 1 they jKse-a any, I-, that tbey 4 tl4t harm 'ilea, LAI.li, W HALL OIL. LA KD OIL. few t: KT HI. e,t : arlcol'Ted, make up, when in beauriful rar;ers arnl bite fint rift's btie.. theewtlet character .4 tor,-s 1 and when tbo eoafl v are k.rHil . . . J - - - -1 uy rjmv in'IIKi' Drnrsnts and Dealers In Medicines. TRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS I eexe. 1 cot tie cLar;u-er f I'ri-f. W.-r lia r , liestoraüve. T).i jrer.tlemenc.-ne 1-fr.re the world w;o . ont any bijchfalitm" Xit..pb'.,f..noro. ct any other a- a package i:i be Kent by mail, prepaid, oa receipt cf rert:scs a II ,,r I:.trtt,e what it einrew. , neiy s.nd a a I-t.rative iu art.. Uuy lTof. Ilair lte-t..rative: ai. as yoo value your acalp. ave, y.,ur very brails, ai,,.lyn 0.ii.ei-. fr it luay 1-e iuuuq , wiil r-t some w.rs subtaure fan perfumed lard n.1 .11 y"ur crauium. Ir..etilr, icMl'a KestoraUve f'-rtle Lair is tbe bet article ealaov."! it will, ar ri as i fwii rmoeaaa . LI'ITOKK ft RAT HAIR TO 4TIIE ORIGINAL COLOR Will make It arow ,a Raid lfe.l, . V ill re tore tbe natural aefrrt.?-ns. i W ill remove at nie all i:ci.r. ; W r.I remove all lurn.?. w ill cire a!; erurti-m- even m aid My signature I on each package. All othera are coun erfeit. Thirty Cents. Animi: Ii 1; s: v c. s va i i xu , NO. 4? CEDAR STREET. N. Y. t& single WoV.le of SPALMNG PRFPAREf GLCK will save ten tiruea Its cot aoinually. TAUIX(V& PKKPAKLD GLUE! SPALDtSG'S PKKI'ARLD GLl'CI SPALDING'S PKfcPALLD GLUE! SAVE TUk PIjCF.S! rXONOilYI WSPATCHI JQr44A Stttch is Tnre Kavxa Nwa. IilVftrV PTlri S3 IP St a h I PC ! facilities for executing crrrv d5criition ot i vw&ava. uuiiiy vvutvävu i J " . 1 nntiD2 1 No 4, liatea lloJe Clni!e L. Hol-teln, A.Ijt.Lmt. Knv.ry I5r.i!ev. Qu.rtenii.ter. Henjariiiii J. New Lunt, Surgeon. .I.s. A. St:!ll. As.ist uit Surgeon .rnif Pay Itolt. I Tl.e fullowiiig et tteinei.t, Liken frtm official I sonn er. 1 ill sl.uw tlie armv rvivroll. In the Erst j culciiin ill Le fouiul tLe nett salary per month ? ami in tie elofld the total .al.iry p-er month, which inclu Je r.itioiis, servant M-c, furAge, ic. GiMJtAL orricm. Per rnui'tn. Total. I Lieutei ii:it C;eneral 27Ü $7T8 00 Artli tie Camp ahU ilil.Ltrv JecreU- t.iry ti Lieutenai.t (ieneral, eacli HI 19? (H) NO. 11 AND 12 WEST PKARLJTREET, IM'IAS ai-ousiDiaa. 1 fcTf H-Tse, Pug-fie. Ca-rriak' and Saddle n re j alwa:n readine. Cbr,ifs mo.icrate. dec3-tf in nstucl 1 1 1 . an.l nn tl,n sa ava.a af 9 aMA w v aa v. avaa ssr W , reasonable terms. C. W. HAM, aV CO., EXCHANGE STABLES 25 ibi noi ntiii:kt, On-OSITK LATtS IlulSK, lndunai-ous. inu. aicS-l v tif" Office on Meri lian Street, South of Wash- I I ' ington Street, opposite the Postoffiee. Abbaus. ELDER HARKNESS & BINGHAM. A accllenu will kippen, even in well related, fami lie, it u very deoiral le to Lave ome cheap andcouveurt ' way for repairing furniture, toy, crockery, tc. SPAUiiyG'S PLtPAllLD GLUE meet all nuch emergencie, ai-1 no household ran afford V be without it. Il is always rady and cp to th sticking point. j "USEFUL IN EVERT HOUSE." 5. R. A truh aexompanieaeach bottle. Price 25 centa Adire. I1ENRT C. SPALDING. No. 41 Cedar Street, New Tori. ; CAUTION. 1 As certain unprincipled persona arc attempting to palm off on the unsuspecting public, inutauotu of my PUK. hi iipr. 1 , ' 1 , 11 .1 -?t . . befure prcbaama:, ai4 a tbat tae rail name. ' Will make tbe batr aoft and glf-ay, ' W ill aaaka tbe u!1 appear ym r.I a am, I Will preserve tbe coLr of bur o old tt, W ill alway fasten it and atr i flin, ' And ia 01 of the be.t toilet arftclea for" Ua ba r dow ra IF TOCK HAIR IS HARSH. I Us prr. Wood 'a ba:r rotoratiT II jor Lair I crey, t your balr ia thin. If jou arc bali, ta Pro. Woo4'a laaJr reatoeatt. Cs Itc. Woo-i'i ,a:r restorath a If yow have tiervoua headaehe, Uae Itll. Wstid'i kair reatorativa II you waxt Uatiraony overw b.ir.ica. Rea4 tLe circular of pri . W vl'a balr rest or at O. J. AVOOl! aV CO., Ill Barkel re.,st. MA5UFACTTKERS AND WfiOLXSALK DKALF R ul; in IIrMd .rk, tzr SPALWNG'S PKLPAkKD GLCE.'HF .-Ul."r; a.l other, are ..7 j w JtVr'C Wa " i'waai fy Wbo'.ekale ail retail feit. Roaaav BaoaiiM aianarMa,iKtiat.a. (irleiAwaw