The New York Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1864, Page 5

NEW: YORK - HERALD, .. THURSDAY, JANUARY - 2; 1864. / Androws, Co. F, 16th Heit Now 21 = Goat 1ATth Ni .N & Wedclt, C3. B, 12h Now York, Nov. 21 Bevoar, Co. D, 9th Michigan, Nov 28 Johu Oalnook,, Co, A, Firat Toavessee, Nov 28 Soba Smith, Go. K, 20th Peansyleanis, Nov Morford On, #tus Ponsa Ania, Now. 26 — IH. Ada%s, Co. 1), 16th Maino, Nov. 6. ©. Miller, ©9. (, 20th Indiana, Nov. 6. —— MeCund, Vo. D, 14th Penusyivaula cavalry, Nov. 6. Co. , 18th Pennay.vania cavalry, Nov. 6. | 1. 6 ©, 10th Vermont, Nov. 6. ., 6th Michigan cavalry, Noy. 6, ee THE a oF HONOR. The Vietims of the Richmond Goorge Biair, Co. ‘a8 eer Hy 110th Now Vork, Nov. 28. N. A Rusoli, Oo, 3, 3th Jowa, Nov, 1. ov Prisons. S. Balley,'Co, @> footh Obto, Nov. 7. © orth Now York, Nov M x Weaver, Go. , dot Caetas Nov. 7. 4 Bohwarts, ibe O, 4th Missouri cavairy, Noy, 20, a oes ant es 5. Patrick, Co. I, sah Caroltaa, agg hs pe Dorman, bo, K bg a pemernl god ya George Rudder, Co. B. in lage, Oo JAansachuael lov. 27. ‘Mortuary List from October 1 to | i. H allen, co. H, sth minoou ‘Now's. ry Waittatior, Co. 12th Kentucky, Nov. 27. D. Goodwin, Co. L, "14th Couneoticut, Nor w.c Co. E, 24 Tennossce, he December 31, George Sloan, Co. L., 14th Pemasylvania cavalry, Nov. 8 | Jas. Hollis, oy , aly Maing, Nov 8. W. Orocko, 12ist Now Yor, Nov. 27, Ww. Abbott, Co. 1, oth Gonneetouls Nov, 2T- 5 J. ¥. White, Co. H. lat Kentucky cay: mba Noy. 80- A. Chambers, Co. F, 88th Ohio, Nov. 7. L. M. Lowoll Oo. K, 12th Kentucky, Nov. 30. EC. Pratt, Go. ¥, 64th Now York, Nov. 7. J. A. wedns, Un. Gi United Siatos infantry, Nov. 30, George Bradford , Co. C, 82d Obio, Nov. 7. H, Sharp, Co. H, 24 ‘lennessee, Nov. 30. H. Rowe, Le D, 39th ‘Kentucky, Nov. 9 W. Frink, Go. B, 6th Ubio, Nov. 30. W. Sho 12th Vieginta, Nov. 9. W. Busty Co. D, 12th New Joraey , Fov. 30. W. Jenkins, Co, C, 10th Wisconsin, Nov. 9 Hs. Cooo , Co, A,'10th Keatucky cavalry, Nov. 30. F. B. Nitzbe, Co, A, 45th New York, Nov +L. Voorheo;, Signal Corps, Nov. F., Strongbacher, Co, C, 4th Missouri ‘cavalry, Nov. 9 + oa Co. O , 100th Onto, Nov. 30. J. M qones, Co. B, 1st Virginia, Nov. 9 ' Co, By 2d New York oavalry, Nov. 3% i. Sander, Co: D, 18th Iilinois, Nov. 9. Be ‘ivey. Co" H, Ist Kentucky, Doo, & E. Striken, Co. K, 24 Ohio, Nov. 9. J. H. Wiloox, Co. 1, 2¢ New York cavalry, Doo. L. ¥. Willianis, Go. 'C, dth Micbigan cavairy, Nov. 9% J. P. Butlor, Co. B, 104th New York, Dec. 2. G. Vatter, 224 Massachusetts, Nov. 9. Unknown, Co. K, Looth Ohio, Deo. 1 8. Hale, Co. A, 24 New York ‘cavalry, Nov. 9% —— Ericon, 136th Now Dec. + W. Schmidt, Co. G, 54th Now York, Nov. 9. Unknown, Go. , 136th Now ‘vor, ri bee B. Holt, Co,A, Ist ‘Tennessee, Nov. 10. Unknown, Co. Ga, Tth Michigar, Dec. t M, Williams, Co. C, 6th New Jorsey, Now. 10. x. Ramorin, Ge. ‘A, Zaid New York, Ooo. 1. H. F. Morris, Co. H, 18th Keatucky, Nov. 10. W. Kamos, Go. F, jib Pounaptvoal, bso. 1 Moartby, Co. My 1st Frisco cavalry, Nov. IQ Unknown, ‘Co. ‘90th Pennaylvraia k . Zevericl K, 19th litinois, Nov. 10. J.C, Maulsiey, Co. 1), 75th Indiana, Doo. I. See A.J. Bing, Co. F, 2d Virginia, Oct. 15. H. Knoch, 2, ein) Maryland, ‘T. HL. Six, Co. H, T5th’Qbio, Doc. ryt. Corbinfdorfer, Co. C, 18th Kentucky. Oct, 16, Jobo Stevens, 03. (, 4th Missouri, Nov. ‘Corporat Uline, 3d Wisconsin artillery, Oct. 16. E. Tuttle, Co.’ H, 127th New York, No orp Chs. Boyle, o. F, 6th Pennsylvania cavalry, Oct. 15. | C. Boadley, Go. , {11th New York, Nov. 10, Corp. 5. Gardner, Co. H, 75h Ohio, Oct. 21. Unknown, ‘Nov. 10 Corp. R. Litton, Co. B, Ist Maryiand, Oct, 24. G. Schafer, Co. C, 5th United States cavalry, Nov. 10) J.T. Dodson, Co. 4, 35th Miinois, Nov. 8. G, Bunn, Co, G. 19th Peansylvania, wor. A Win. Veris, Co. H, 1st Delaware, Nov. 7 Kooy ae Wames of Union Prisoners who Have Died in Richmond. Wasaincton, Jan. 20, 1864. ‘Tho following is an official list of the Union prisoners ‘who have died in hospital at Richmond, Va., for the ‘threo months ending December 31, 1363:— been Lieut. Kitchan, Co, M, 4th New York cavalry, t. B. Capt. Jonn Gleason, Co. E, 5tb or cavalry, Major Stough, ssi Indiana, ct, 29. “Asatant Surgeon H, L. Picrea, sth Maryland, Nov. 6. oy H. Pophilnan, 18th United States ney Nov. 16. Liout. Col, Moitan, 5th Maryland, Dec. 6, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES. ‘@orgoant A. Wiese, Co. kK, 4th Missouri cavalry, tre a Corporat W. C. Benton, C K, 2¥ch Indiana, Oct. 1 Corporal Geo. Hunthen, Co. D, 107th Peunsylvania, ct, 1 W. Arunstroag, Go. Pennsyivaai 8. Buttertioid, Co. I, oan tobias 5. 0. Lowis, Co. 1, i2th Pounsy!¥avia, Hes, rg John Olt, Co. B, 42d: New ¥ 2. - Ooyie, Go, K, 119th Pon ania, Doc. 2. Corp. A Co. G, 3d: Maine, Oct. 23. B, 21st IMiinois, Nov. 11. ‘Taylor, Oo. D, Stl New York oavalty, Heo. 2. Corp. P. Boary a, loth U. states infantry, Oct, 26. George Smith. D, 16th Massachusetts, Nov. 11, — Wilkinson, Co, F, Lat Virgiota pameiay, Deo. Gor. A. C. Barnet, Co. a. 4th Michigan, Oct. 27. J. Durragin, Go, 1, 154th New York, Nov: 11. Thomas Watsach, Co. 'A, 79th silinoia, Dec Gor). Jot Goodwin, Co. i, 28th Massachusetts, Oct. 20. Sergt. Joba fest, Co. M, 4th Pennaylvania cavalry, Nov. 4, Serge W. Swert, Co. EB, Ist Virgiait Gocp F. Adams, Co, By 3d Mary lan J. Spaulding, Co. H, 119th rhan, Co, K, 6th Missou 0.€, Pritchett, Co. K, 14th Ogata Nov. 11. ‘6th Pepusplvania, Nov. IL, we York, Nov. 11, K m= von Go, 0, 164th Now York, Deo. 2, w. 11. —— Wilge Co. D, 48th Now York, Deo. 2, J. G, Maoomba, Oo. i, 104 New York, Doc. 2, 8. Dolano, Co. D, 147th New York, Dec. 2 W. i Corp. Aiuswortl RM. Moor , Co, K, Tennesse, Nov. , Co. 1, ‘160th Pouasytvania, Dec. 2. Corp. John Avers, F. Myer, Co. K, 6th Kentucky cavalry, aay: 12, 4 Fostor, Co, M, 14tn Ponnayivania cavalry, Deo- a Corp. % Dodge, Co. C G, Peels, Co, G, 2st Illinois, Nov. 12, J, Barton, Co.'A, 100th Odio, Doc Corporal D. Howard, Co, B, 123d Ohio, Nov. 8. J, S. Rittel, Co. G, 4th Maine, Nov. 12. awe , Dec. Sergeant Jobn Moore, Co, B. 2d Virginia, No John Doutey, Co i, 3d Poansyivauia cavatry, Nov. 12, 1. Bonjamina, Co, Ey 584 Pennaytvania, Dac, 8 1. Vorpora! McCarrard, Co. H, 19th Indiana, Nov. 12, Jas. Joyce, Co. C, 3d Indioua cavatry, Nov. 12. 0. Dupont, Co. 0, 2° Tih Pennsylvania, De J, Pastio, ‘Co. 1, 9th Mar, Sergeant RO, Fales, Co. C, 4th Maine. Nov. 12. John Andergoa, Battery H, Ist jadiana artillory, Nov. 12, Hand, Dec. & Sorgoant 'r. J. Moore, Co. Lieut. 'T, A. St. Joins, Co, K, 184th New York, Nov. 12. | A. Williams, Co. K, 224 Ohio, Dec. 4 Corpl Jo. 4. Johnson, Co. Dan Smith, Co. J, 6th’Mictigan, Nov. 14. 1. Stephens, Co. D, 6th Teanesaeo, Hoc. 4. Corpt A. Karnum, Co, E, 1: 15. L, B. Kelty, Co. M, 2a United States cavalry, Nov. 12, 8. Smith, Co. G 2) Ponngylvania, De. 4 Corpt. M. Genkinger, Co. T. 12th INinois cavalry, Nov. 16. A. Frost, Cd, i, Sth Michigan, Nov. U2, U. VF. Jenkins, Co. F, 19th Massachusetts, Doc. 4. Corp. A Robbins, Co. K. 1st Ohio, Noy, 16, Corpl. A. Duitin, Co. By, 7 anin, Nov. 16. Unknown, Nov Cos. Rittenhouse, C0, 1, 43d. Penns vania, — & A. Drigg, Oo. G, Bil Ohio, Nov. £2. Dec. ©, Grant, Go. A, 160th Pennsylvani. Sorgt. 0.8. Conley, Co. F, 154th New York, Nov. 16. P. Doury. Co. J, 0th Connecticat, Nov 12, Co, H, 144th New Yor Gorpl. Necomlis, Co. B, 1st New York cavalry, Nov. 17, | ¥. J. Brown, 00. K, Scott's 900, Nov. 12 ‘renk, Co. I, 42d New York, Dec 4. Corp). G. C. Voy, Co. A, 73th Pennsytvani Thos. Doyle, Co. F','20th New Yor, Nov. 12. 3.6. tooth, Go. C; 62 Massachusetts, Dec. 4. Corpl. W.A. stanton, Co. G, 7th Michigan cavalry, Nov. 19. Corpl. G. A. Fox, Co. AM, 7th Michizan cavalry. Noy. 19. Corpl. v. Hobbs, Co. C, 16th Maine, Noy 19. Corpora! J, Hatson, Co, E, 12th Indiana, Nov. 21. Corpocat J. W. Grosca, Co. D, 79th Penusylvavia, Nov. Bt. Corpore! 8. Barleycome, Co. I, 42:4 Ulinois, Nov. Chas. Millotta, Co. G, 19th Now York, Nov. 14, Cocporat W..}. Thrall, Co. F, 8th Micuigan, No ca Kt. Clemens, Od. Ii, 15th United States intantry, Nov. 14. Corporal A. hiilis, Co. C, 11th Michigan cavalry, Nov. 4. } W. Caawelt, Co. C, 4th Maine, Nov. 14. Corpora) W. Wright, Co. H, 30th lowa, Nov, 26. F Downing, G, 20th Indiana, Nov. 14. Corpora! D. Rowe, Co. H, 3d Maine, Nov. 27. J, 2. Jaman, Nov. 14. Corporat Charles Meccan,” Co. G, Uth New York cavalry. { J. Carie, Co. K, Ist Now Jeraoy cavalry, eed 14, Nov 28. #, Mathewson, Co. D, 126th New York, Nov. Sergo nt svields, Co, I, 57th Poeun: Sergeant i }. Gilehrist, Co septs it i Li ce Sergeant William 1", Co. Serpount C. G ‘glen Co. Ei Sergoant yomes Cameron, Co N. Wallace, 2d New York, Noy. 18. —— Ugant, Co. A, 154th Now York, Nov. 13. F. Castello, Co. H, 34tn Ohio, Nov. 14 Ronin, Co. 4, 45tn Ponnayivania, Nov, 14, tari, Co. i, 63d Poansylvania, Nov. 14. 8. J. Bittner, Co. K, 18th Ponnaytvania cavalcy, Dec. 4. W. HL. Bittor, Co. E, 79tn illiaols, Doc. & ©. Diehl, Co. 'H, 76th Pennsylvania, Dec Conrad Axet, Co. H, 26th Penasyivania, Dec. Gs J. Kngland, Co. K, 2a Tenoessee, Doc. 6. FB. F. Allen, Co. K, 12th Massacbusotts, Deo. 6» John Homcheus, Co. A, 9th Towa, Dec. 6. 4, Brown, Co. 1, 34th Ohio, Dac. & Unknown, Oo. F, 63d lodiana, Dec. &. J. Mooney, Co. 1, 66th New York, bec. ©: Bockman, Co.’B, 86th ladiana, Wec J. Wil ‘bh Obie, Dec. 7 vania, Nov, 28. . 20th’ Pennsylvania, th New York, Nov. 30. L Taylor, Co. A, valry, Nov. 14 th Pennsylvania, Dec. 1. | John Rowe, Vo. C, 3d Michigan, Nov. 14 KK, 28th Massachusetts, | P, Manigau, Co. C, Totn New York. Nov. 4. A, Miller, 119tt New York, Nov. 15. W. Gilson, Co. G, 11th Kentucky, Nov. 15. 30. | H Burulow, Co. E, 7th Hinois cavalry. Nov. 15. Wm. Bond, 4th United States artillory, Nov. 12. in, Co. K, 11th United Statos artillery, Nov. 12, ‘oH, 19th Missouri, Nov. 12. A, 14th Now York cavairy, Nov. 12, John (ox, Co. K, 78th New York, Nov. 12. | W. Wagaer, Co. D, 76th Pennsylvania, Nov. 12 | G. Straw, CoA, Lbth United Statos infantry, Nov, 12. ang, Co. 1, 67th Peau yivan Unknown, Co. K, 24 Virgivia cavairy Goo. Gamble, Co. C, 40th Ohio, Dec. 7 s. Hoffery, Co. H, Tist Penosyivania, Deo. 7, W. Hirth, Co. T, 24 Wisconaia, Doc. i A. 8. Norris, Uo. 1, Sth Michigan cavalry, Deo. Te D. Carr, Go. i, 6th Now York cavairy, Dec. 7, M. MoCune, Co M, 2d Iitinois artillery, Dec. ie ©. Kistar, Go. H, 75th Ohio, Dec. 7. J. E. Newtou, Co. ©, 20th Maine, Dec. 7 G. Atioy, Co. B, 18th Massacbusstts. Doc. 7. Unknown, 28th Massachusetts, Hoc. M. C. Wyan, Co. A, 24 Tennesse, Dec. 7. Borgonat J Manning, Co. K. 6th Kentucky cavalry, Dee. Corporal A. Soverence, Co. C, Ast Massachusetts, No} Corporat ALY, Blur ‘ Lowey, Co. A. Gud New York, Dec. 1 , 4th Pennsylvania cavalry, bec. 2. | ey. Lo. K, 33d Ohio, Dec. ‘apes, Co. H. Sth New York cavalry, Dec. Newzenburger, Co. A, 26th Wisconsin, Dee C, 18th Peansylvania, Pec. 524th Wisconsin Dee.'7 Corpora: Corpora: \ Compal A J. Onknown, Co. F. Lith Lllinois, Dec. 7 P. Fiannoy, Co. H, 96th Itinois, Dec. 8. BH, Thompson, Co.'L,, 80th Ponnsyivania, Dec. 8, W. Voauuolo, Co. H, 33d Maasnohusatis, Doc- 8. John Monty, Co.'C, Ist Maryiand, Nov. (2. Cocpora! 1: » 154th New York, Dec. 9. E. Barrett, (0, A, he Ohio, Nov. Lz S. Seymour, Co. F, 14th New Jersey, Dec. Corporal i. th Xentucky cavalry. Dec.20. | Joun Howard, Co. i, lat New York cavalry, Nov. 12. C, W. Valentine, Co. M, 24 New Yori cavalry, Dee. % Corporal & 2d Tennessee, ne ‘10. W. Ruszell, Go. M, lav Vermont cavairy, Nov. 12, EB Davia, Co, . 10th’ Vermont, Doc. 8. Corporat P De Jolin Quirk, Co. L., 7th Michizan, Nov. 16: miners, Co, F, 4th Missouri, Dec. 8, Corporat Job Himnd, Co. York, Dec 13. EK Johuson, Co. D, 8th Kentucky, Nov. 16. t | ickett, Co. A, 17th Missouri. Deo. 8. Boren! A. Spangler, Co, 1, 76th Povnsylyania, Dec. 13 | J.B. Farrand, €o. 3, 1st Vermont cavalry, Now. 1%, 4 | J. Buaier, c, Vo4un Now York, eo" By 8. Brown. Go. 1, 6th New York, Dec F, Kiohmae, Go. £, 26th Wisconsin, Dec J. Sharonoss, Co.T, 14th Peooeytvaata, Doe %. F. [lliott, Co. A, 39th Indiana, Doc. & Corporal Haughtaling, Co. I, 134th New YorkeWec. 14 3. Murphy, Co. Hi, 21st Uliuols, Now. 2. © eperal W. Robinson. Co, ¥, svt Peonsylvania, Dec. 16. | R. semalcd Co, F, 6th United States cavairy, Nov. 12, Corporat k, etsc0, Co. T, 130th Penosyivania, Dec. | Jodu Tali, Co. K, 6th United Staces cavalry, Noy. 12. Corporal H. Mitchell, Co B, 4th Maine, Dee. 17. | 4. Seller, ’Co. L, 4th Maine, Nov. 1 €ep'( F. Lt, Hotehkies, Co. C, 155th New York, Dec. 21. (eo, Carbin, Oo. B, 11th Kentucky, Nov. 12. 624 Pennsylvania, Dic. 9, Co. Dy 6th igan, Dec 22. | M. Walls, Co. G, 167th Ohio, Nov. ' 12Ist New York, Dec. 9. G, 2d Tennessee, Dec 24. {J Jas. Nelson, Co. G, Tist Penusyivania, Nov. 12, 44th Ulinoia, Nec. 9. Corporat b.. + Suth Ohio, Dec. E. ibbs, Co. 1, 3th Kansas, Nov. 1 Unknown, Co. K, 45th New York, Dec. 9. Sorgoant J. Jacobus, Co. K, 11th Now Jersey, 1 | Jo Fisher} Go. 1, 34 Obio, Nov. 17 T. Somerset. Co. L, 4th United States artillery, Dec. 9% Sorgoaut KR. BR. Lassly, Co. ‘A, ath Michigan, Dec. | V. Layden, Co. A, lst New Jersey cavairy, Nov. 1%) A. 8. Lampson, Co. E, Ist Vermont cavalry, Dac Macdonald, Co. G, 2d Tennessee, Nec. 9. J. Movk, Co. a, 26h Pevusyivani 8. M. Major, C YH, 3 w.w. Lang, Co. 1, 3d 6. Sorgoant Joseph Crooks, Co. F, 7th Maryland, Dec. Sergeant A. Stidt, Co C, 73d Pennsyivania, Dec. 29. Corpora’ Charles Grey, Co. K, 45th Ohio, Dec. | | G. Wilsoa, 60. 1, ist ‘Tonnesseo caval 27. ' Corporal George Ketterer, Co. Hi, 6th Connecticut, Dec. 2 » Nov. 27, ! Jas. Adams, Co. H. 6th Obio, Nov. 17. ‘Thor. Edwards, Co. F,2d Teauessea, Nov. 17. | Jonu Arimon, Co. D, Sth Marytand, Nov. 17. ww Hampshire, Dec, 9 Courporai L.. Sutton, Oo. A, 104th New York, Dec, ‘a1. H. Jemison, Co. 1, 9h Maryland, Nov. 17. Unknown, Dec. Sorgeaui George Hudson, Go. G, lth Kentuc! ‘ky cavalry, \ Bi ei Nov. 17. Kk. Murphy, Co. 6th Maryiaod, Dec. 10. Ieo. 1 M. Uaskens, K, 2ist Illinois, Nov. 18. T. J. Cozard, Co. B, 140th Pevnsy! a, Dec, 19, B. Garroii, Co. C, $4th Indiana, Oct. 4. ‘Wm. Forhés, Ca. 1, 100th Ohio, Oct. 7. W. V. Irion, Co. K, 9th Pennsylvania, Oct. 8. GH. Korbush, Co. P, Ist ginia cavalry, Oct, m1. A W. 'tressies, Co. 1, 12th New York, Oct. © Noentinger, Co. ra isth Peunsytvanla, ‘oct. 6. DY. Sandor, Co. ( ath Missouri cavalry, Oct. 6. W. Stedman, Co. H, 8th Tenaeasee. Dac.’ 10. K, Schenemyer, Co. H, 97th New York. Dec. 19, . , 35th Massachusetts, Dec. 10, », $5th Ohio, Hoc. 10. | i ich, Co. D, Tlat New York derlecks, Ca, F, 20tn Pa cavairy, Nov. 16. | Som Smist, 0o.'C, 6th New Jersey cavalry, Nov. 18, B, Lowen, Vo, A, 5th Koatucky, Nov. 18. RK. H. Gall, Co. C, 119th Penusyivania. Nov. 18, J. Clarrige, Co. C, 9th Marylaad, Nov. 18, ‘1 Gissel, Co. 1, 27eh Pennsylvauia, Nov. 13. J, Blow, Co. G, a ‘Toangases, Deo. iL W. thodiew Go. ©. Sith Ohto, Ovt. 8, Lowis. Co C, th Michigan cavatry. Nov. 18, ‘Smith Gana, Co, B. 12th Tennessee, De Joun Snodgrass, Co, G, 76th Pennsylvania, Uct. S. J. Trapmy, Co. K, 2d Wisconaia, Nov. 18. A. Kanegane, Co. F, 4th Missouri, Nec. 1 C. Beowmeli, Co. F, 20th Peonsylvania, Oct, 8, E. A. Barttel, Co. K, 87th Indiana, Nov. 18, @. W. Perry, Co. C, Ist Virginia batter: WwW D. Goodwia, Co. 1. 14th Connecticut, Nec 11. J. Hi. Lowe, ‘Go. B, 26th Milinoia, Dec’ LL. WG. Ramsey, Co. D, 24 New York, Doc. 11. K, 48th New York, Voc. Ul. G ¥. Hwvtcnins, Co. iF, Ist Maryland, Oct. 8. | ' M Grist, Co. 1, 17th Ohio, ct. 3. | J, Kearoberger, Co. #, 6th 01 ‘nited States ca at oe 18. B, 17th Penusylvania, Nov. K, 6th Kentucky eavatry, Nov. ia 154th New York, Nov. 18. 8. Youog, Co, K, 82d Ohio, Oct. 9. G. Lambert, Co, K, 16th Maine, Oct. 9. . Petson. C. Quinder iin, Co. C, 16th Maine, Oct. 9. ae Smith, Co. F, 7th Michigun, Nov. 18 8th Missiasippi, Doc. LL. —— thgerson, & i, 13th fowa, Oct. 9 4. Dumeurrissey, Co. H, L00th Ohio, Nov. 19. J. MeMynor, Co. A, 2d Tennesse, Des. U1 Simoon, Go. '\, 100tb Ohio, Oct. 10. . ‘Unknown, Nov. 19. W. H. Hoovers, Co. C, 87th Indiana, Nec. tt, © A. 4th New York, Oct. 10.38 W. F. Batos, Go. L, 7th Michigan, " Marehall, Co, 1, 18th Kentucky, Nov. 19. Co, 'F, Tist Peansyivania, Nov. 19. o Nov. It P.M. Richards, Co. D, 16th Maina, Dac. UL. H. Seal, CoD, 12th Peonsyivania, Dec. UL , Lith Magsachusetis, Dec, LL. 15th United Stator intantry, Dee, 12. . Co. K, Lith United stat y D. Giuder, Go.1, 24 Virgint . Cy ath Missouri cavalry, Oct. 10. P ‘Budler, Go. Ty 154th New York, Oct. 11. A. Kh. Greens, €o. L, Ist Virgina cavalry, Oct, 12. Co. D, 7th Wisconsin, Oct. L ry, Oct. 10, A. Burgess, Co. F, _ John Perkins, G9.'C, Tlst Peangyivania, Nov. 19, ©, Hutchingoa, Co. 1, 76th New York, Nov. 19, 3. S, Taylor, Co, 9, 70tn New York, Nov#19. Joba fuot, ME Stanton, Co,'A, Ist Virginia'c J. I. Richards, Co. C, éth Maine, Oc 1 Hoge, Co. M, Sth timoie cavalry, Oct. 14. “p! Glarg, Co! Hi, 76th Pennsylvania, Nov. 19. R. Tweedy, Co. A, 23d ihinois, {E. Cylee, Co. F. 100th Ohio, Oct. 14. Zo. hong, M, 18th Pennsyivaoia cavalry, Noy. 19. | J. W. Collins, Co. C, 4th Maine, Nec. 12. Jobn Dan, Co. F, 119th New York, Oot. 14. 3.'B. Neal, 60, G, 9th Maryland, Nov. 19. E. Jackson, Co, B, 9th Michigan, Dec, U5 T Shaftord, Co. B, 75th Illinois, Oct. 14. +d. M. Taylor, Co. G, 125th Pennsylvania, Nov. 19, A. Beard. Co, B, 9th Maryiand, Dec. 1 Jone Holden, Co. ‘Ay 5th New York cavalry, Oct. 15. ry po }, Co. A, 2d New York, Nov. 19. RK. KR. Smith, co. G, 18th Keatucky, Dec. 1%. d H. Hf. Harvey, Co. M, 6th Michigan cavairy, Dec. 1%, M. Nolan, Co. C, 107th Ilifnois, Dec. t ‘Thomas Crooks, Co. F, 20th Now Yar R. #, Robinsoo, Co. D, 2d Vaited States infantry, Dec, 13. G. Bhingle, Co. Ay 160th Peunsylvania, Dec. 13. HLS. Beeb, Co ¥, Sth Michigan, Dec, 1°. D, 66th Indiana, Nov. 19, A. pouabgr ', Co. v let Delaware, Nov. 19, oO unkDOwW! } 4. Hubbard, Co. F, 11th Missouri, Oct. 15. } P. Raiferty. Co. Fy ‘om Pennsylvania, Oct, 15. } D, 34 New York, Oct. 4th Penpsylvanta cavalry, Oct. 16. 15th Rhode Island, Oct. 18. . Dec. 18, Nov. sist Maryland, Nov. 20. .D, 26th Pennsylvania c Co, L.. 13th Pennsylvania cavalry, Nov. 20. James Harter, Co. icy, Nov. 20. VJ. But, Co. & 33d’ Obio, uct. 16. ( i 3. Beckford, Co. K, 65th Ohio, Oct. 16. { Co. F, 4pth New York, Nov. ngs L., 2d New iat, a 13 ' Co, D, 7th Connecticut, Oct. 17. Gon A, 12th New York, Nov. 20. C, Sth New York, [ Lath ots eae a, Oct. 17. ‘4. Clemensoa, Co, {, 1st Kemwuoky cavalry, Nov. 20. » H. Hattiuce, Co, B guson, Co. A, 12th Kentuoky cavalry, Nov. 20, E. Nichole, Co. W. Gilmore, Co. G, |, 8. 8. Lincoln, Co, I, 16th Ve rmont, Nov. 20. A. L. Frazier, CoG, (2th eatucky, Dec. 14, Unknown, Oot. 18. Stail, Co. Towis Osboru. Co. G. L01st Obio, Dec. 14. s 8. iu. , 12th Kentucky cavalry, Nov. 20, A. Powell, 10. ey 4th tennessee, Nov. 20. Unknown, Dec. 14. w. A. Stnith, Ist Tennesses battery, Dec 14, G. 8. Rauth, Co, D., 34th Uhio, Dec. 14 Ge H. Price, Co. M, ‘tat Michigaa, Vec. 14 I. RR. Smith, Co. L, 2d Massachusetts, Mec, 1s 8. J, R. Jameson, Co. 1. 59th towa, Mec, 14 A Noble, Co K, 89th Ohio, Oct. 19. i x Dougherty: (Co, A, 28th Massachusetts, Oct. 19, H Ginuis, CoB, 137th New York, Oct. 19, { x Dee ou", C0. D, 3d Michigan, Oct, 19. ds. Mocuriy, Co. F, 79th Iilinois, Oct. 19. PG Ranney, Co ¥, 1st Virginia cavairy, Oct. 19, Keinch, Co. K, $5th New York, Nov. 20. Godfrey, Co. K, kudth New York, Nov. 20, Can . K, 3d Maine, Nov. 20. oth Pennsylvania, Nov. ee Nov. 20. J. Fiyno, Co. M, 1st'Virgiow cavalry, Oct. 19, Unknown Reority, Co. ¥, 42d New York, Dec. lA. J. i. Brown, Co. De Ist Virginia, Oct. 19. S Hlnkey, 0, G, dh Michigan oavay. Nov. 20) Potter, Co. F, 224 siebigan, Dec. 1. K. Babbitt, Co. itn Kentueky cavalry, Oct. 20, ‘Wm. Fox, Co, . H, Ist Maseachuaetts, Nov. 21, 34 , Co. Ay ‘oth et ige Dec, 1 A. Counsolman, on Dy 100th Ohio, Oct. 20. Chas. Master, Co. A, 27th Tilivois, Nov. 21. ‘iliama, Co, C, 19th New York, (vec. 18, Unknowa, Oct. 20. J.€. McDernutt, Co: K, 27th Michigau, Nov. 21, W, Wado, Oxy C, 160th Pennsylvania, ec. Lb. J. W. Jones, Co. A, Ist Alabama, Oct. 20. J. Cowan, Co. F, 2d Delaware, Nov. 21. A. David, COE, Ist Tennesse, Dev J. Cobb, Co. F, 9th Teanessee ‘cavalry, 1190. 15, J. Sedam, Co. Ly 150th Pennsylvania, Dec. 15 B. Roney, Co. B, 134th New York, ac. 15. G. B. Lang, Co. D 24th Michigaa, ‘ec. 0. H. H, Ellot, Ringgold’e battery, Dec Carlen Soroute Go. Be loan Sow Lore, Dec. 16. J, A. McDowell, Co. A, 76th Penasyivania, Dac. 16. McGau, Go. B, 12th New York, Dec, 16. 5, A. Taompeon, Co. 4, 14tn New &, Sytventors Co. A, dah Matt W. Behard, Oo. 1, 13th rena W. Patco, Co. F, 54th New York, Nov, 21. W. 3. Binnebford, Co. A, 52d Ind ana, Nov. 21, A, Aon, Co. A, 28th Massachusetts, Nov. a1. bas. Smith, Nov. 21. cee, “4 i, 2d Tennessee, Nov. 21. F. Bickey, A, lath New York cavalry, Nov. 22. fas. mena. Lo. aa 5th New York cavalry, Nov, 22. 4 B. Louren, Go. G, 26th Penosy!vanta, Nov. 22, Dingdn, 20. IF, Ist Tennessee, Nov. 22. x Gouague, Ce Co. C, 2d Tennessee, Nov. 21. ‘Co. @, 16th Maine, Nov. 22. ith Copnechicut Nov. 22. jet Chartes Dowor, Co. C, 100th Onio, Oot. 31. — Soars, Ca. C, 42d Obio, Vet. 92. ® K. Hardon, Co. B, 12th femnesaee, Oct. e W. Jones, Co, B, 18th United States iaiantry, Oot. 23 8 Bloom, Co. B, 162d New York, Oct. 22. Unknown, et. 22 J. Brooks, Co. E, 4th Kentucky, Oct. 22, ‘A. J. Bartley, Co. H, 4th Kentucky, Oct. 22. — Moview tng. Co.” A, lat Kansas, Oct. 22. ac. gg eg A, 6to be emerge Ana 22. W. Blinn, Co. 1. auth Michigan, Oct. 25. Jas. Boton, Co, Be sth United Ibauee infantry, Oct. 93. Unknown, Oc , 140th Pennsylvania, Nov. 22. J, Harburger ‘Co. G, 68d Peonsytvan D, Deow, Co. ra 19th Indiana, Oot. 23. 5 ere bo. a én Pennsylvania cavalry, Nov. £2, A. Kan, Co. 62d Peonsyivania, TK Campbeli, Co, L 12th Peansyivanta, Oct. 23, George Thorp, Uo. G, 6th Obto, Nov . 22. A. Shiflet, Co. F, 38d Ohio, Dec. E. M. Boker, Co. By 3 Missouri, Oct. 24. Bi. A. Stewart, Co, B, 24 Maine, Nov. 22. Unknown, Dec. 17. ¥ Er mg .C, Michigan, Uct 24. aH. Howe, Co, &, 30tD "Massachusetts, Nov. 22, —— Jones, Co. G, 45th Ohio, Doc. 17. = 20. (2 Missourt, Oct, 24. Thos, 1 Co. G, 2d Tennessee cavalry, Uaknowo, Dec. 17. Goure Co. G, 11th Massachuseite, Oct, 26. x J. Jenkins, eo. A, ‘a viegnl. Nov. 22. W. B. Jameson, Vo. H, lat Gaited States arti!i Pie ‘Money, Co, Vermont cavalry, Ov wh. 22. 4 ome Co. F, 624 "Ponnsylwania, Dec. 17. battery, Nov. Mi Bendel, Oo, L., 4th Missouri, Nov. 22. a. Rorte . Co. H, 164th New York, Nov. 22. B. Hauff,co A, oon annie work Nov, 22. Jeni H. Chapman, Co. D, ‘Sth Michigan, Dec. W. ‘. tite, Co, A, 98th Oni. Dec, 18, alleot, Co. A, 29th Indiana, Dec. 18. / & furdiny Co. H, 16lst New York, Dec. 18. ‘Thomas Wilson, Co. E, 6th Kentucky cavalry, Deg, » Obamberlin, Co. A, 154th N Yorte, Deo: b& C W. Sevoy , Co. Main Pa J, Chifora. Co. D, son United States infantry, Oct. 25, iv, Luot, Co, G, 9th New York, Oct. 25. R Gilbort, Go. K, 76th Pennsylvania, Oct, 25, John Last, Co. A, ; 1st Alabama, Oct. 25. G. W. Domant, Co. G, 26th Michigan, Oct. 26, Nov 23. 6th Maryland cavalry, Nov, 1 btn Now York, Now. ids og Jaknowe, Oct 26. 69th New York. Nov. 23, 2, may meavatry, Dec, 38, a Witham, Co. K. 25th Iinois, Oct 26, 4. Vernan, Co. ap Ohio, Nov. 23. ty Briggs, Co. A, lat North Carolina, Dec. 18. PB. Corie, Co. B, TOLD a Pennayivadla, Oct 26. Jobu Charters, Co. D, Lath ivania cay, Noy, 23, R. Hope, Go. ©, 3 ited States infantry, Dec. 18. W. H. stepiey Michigan battery, Oct. 26. ——Lirscott, Co. &, 9th Maine, Nov. = Jobo Krcatgomsry, €o. C, 107th Hliwois, Dec. 19. + 4. Kelly, h Kentucky cavalry, Oct. 27 ©. W. Fierce, Co, D, 9th maine, Nov. 0. Gy ist Vermont, Dec. 10. Canon, CO. Magsachi husetts, Oot. 22. BN. Krounte, Co. ‘a, 6th atied Statoe infantry, Nov, 23,"} 8. Kinney, Co. F', 1618t Now "York, Dec 19. Geo, Reading, Vo. K, 16th Missouri. Nov, 23, Jobn Gore, co. B, 260th Pennsylvania, Nov. 24, Joba Double, Co. G. Sth Kentucky, nal ma. '. Cader, Co. F, 16th Penosyivania, Nov. 24, . Sigler, Co. D, 143d New York, Nov. 24, 'W. Granons, Co. ©, 6th United States cavalry, Nov 4. Haray, Co C, oth Maryland, Nov. 24. ine! kill, Co .G, 143d Poansytventas Nev. , Netae, Co, 8, lat Mic igan cavaity, Nov, 26, ny ig, CO. A, 12th New York, Nov. 24, Pirates, Cb, Fad lows, Nov. 24. iljams, Co, D, 26th Peonsylvania, Nov, 24, Tame © A, 14th Connecticut, Nov. 24, wn, Co, A, 104th Odio rr, a a nth ein, Sor 24. yi. torben, Oo W. Cowley, CO. A Ist Vermont cavairy, Oct. 27. Patrick Hunt, Co. H, 760m Pennsylvania, Oct. 27, Unknown, Oct. 27. ‘HA. Stacy, Co G, 92d New York, Oct. 28. © Gardner, Co, 'A, 24 Now York cavaly, Oct. 28 ‘Charles Millor, Co. A, 68th Pennsyivamia, Oct. 29. John Barnes, Go, F, 12th Massuchueetts, Oot. 29, Job» Spanier, Co. T, 6th Kentucky, Oct, Daknow y, Oct 36. N, Butt, Co. A, ia Tenveaseo, Oct. 31. Woarn, Co. Ay iin Garo Go. 3. -~ Shoak, Co. H. 124th Nov. 1. oJ. Hart. Co. F, Nov. 2. oth ivania, Nov. % Laasou, Co F, Noy. 2, & Weaver, Co. oun Tenney ania, Nov, gy ©, Clark, Co. 0, , 67th Pennsylvania, » Nov. 2, Fulton Litter, Co. @, 4th Indiana oavalry, Des. 1 — Roggles, Co. C, 3d Indiana, Dec. 19. J, Ellaworth, Co. M, 10th New York cavatey, Dep. 1 a. 1 Gos H, 39th lowa, Dec. T, W. Browu, Co. L, 6vh Kentncky ry, Dec. 1% H. Bowen, Co. x 16th Ohio, Dec. 19, “R. McGinley, Co, K, 20th lows, Dec. 29. gz. L. Vancierc, Co. G, 126 Obio, Dec. 20. Joho Osborn, oy fy 14th Now ty A bec. 30. Kk 4 'Maryiand, Dec. 30. ayers, +73 “3 he A. Co. A, Obi0 P, McHugh, Co, F, 6th Ponnsy!vania, Dec. 20. Wr Goodgich. Go. G, tach titre, bse 21. D, McClellan, Co, D, 14a Pennsylvania cavalry) Dec. $2, M. McClellan, Co. F, 48th New York, Doc. 21 ©: Gok Co, is ist Dated Sualas caval Ig, Da a. _ Stivers, s aioe cavalry, Dec. 21. R. Kulin, Co. D, 12ta New York, Nov. 2. %, Ford, Oo. F, pi Mich cavalry, Nov. 25, ‘Stone, sath New yore, 21. “A. Fiahot, Co. A, Loth United States infantry, Nov. 2 . P. Jones, the, lit Vagina cavalry, Nov. 2b. SP. ertiec, Co. Bi, York, Deo. 21. ‘8. Doalap, Co. B, Ist Virginia, Nov. 8. nF yo, C Co, , 10th Missouri cavalry, Nov. 25, Fran Roasel!, Co. G, ia Jersey , Dec. it, J. 3. » ’ ork, Nov. 3, Coolidge, oe gs 80th Masesachuetts, Nov. 25, Dusicwarte:( eae W Nickerson, Co, D; ist Delaware, No. 3. ig, Co. ©, 8Bth Ohio, Nov. 25. ©, Rowegerains, Co. 20th New York, Nov, Gp .§ Butler, Ce. #, 7th Maryland, Nov. 25. + Renkin, Co. Gr4th Meine, Nov. 3. CF Co, B, 16th Michigan, Now. 25, 1D. Shorty, Co, K, 67th Ivania, No, 3, . Latham, 60. E, 126th Now York, Nov. 25, / Crowol, 107th Onto, ohn Carway, 0. 201 Maine, Nov. Woknown, Co. M, 6th United States cavalry, Nov. M ‘Thomas Cal . 1, 2d Delaware, Nov. 26, ; Datall, Co. " ‘J. (aabol, Oo. *ialanama cava Nov. 4, John Veikl, Co. D, Oth New York, Dec, 23, WP. Colvin, Co, A, 100th Odio, D, 24 Tennessee, Nov. 26. W, Harvey, Co. Maryland, Dec. 23. L Bibolck | Co, Co, B. 40th New YOK, ‘Nov. 4 834 Pennsylvania, Ni J. Decker, 0. F Peoasyivania, Deo, 23. J. Cloup, 0B, 108th Litinols, Now. 4. Co. G, 126th Iinois, Nov. J. R. Sampson. B, 24 Kentucky, Doo. 25. BA Miter, Co. hgh 107th vPetiey ivan, Nov. 4 ‘co. F, 20th Peunsyivania cavairy, Nov. 26, R. Barby, Oo. ichigan cavatry, Dec, 23, ‘W. ‘Thompson, Oo. A, 12th New York be Ng Novy. @ 0. D, 6th Michigan Ney il 6. W. Cassady, C, Delaware, Dec. F. Forguson. Co. fe Delaware, Nov. 4 F. A. Gatier, 0.0. ‘12th Tennessee. Nov ©. Stalcup, 6. D, 66th Indiana, Dec. 2 W. MoDonald, Co. oie 24th Wisconsin, N 1, Guth Me 6th Michigan oavairy, Now. 96 . G. Kablah, Go, w York, Doo. 2. D. Ws. Parkturst, Co. *G, 6th U. States’ iniuney, Nov. & o, Hy Lath Penngyivania cavairy, Nov. 27, P. Piero, Co. @. , Dac, 23 A. Simonds, Co. A, * ada hilo, Nov. 4. line, 0, eon b> atid Nov, 27, F. Gourad, Co, ivania, Deo ‘M. Attioman, he 2 ‘Thos. Lampson, «m4 Dee. 23, IN. Mouror, Co. 6 "atin Ohio, Now. 4. a. W. rant Ree ont Wary and, Now 27, J. Schmidt, Co. D io, Deo. 2. J. Powers, a A “ath Kentucky, Nov. 4 4, Foster, 00, wot how York, Nov. 27 + FL Kitt, Oo. 1, 06th New York, Dec. 23. Gokuown J, Mefutonl, Oo. C, 84th Ohio, Nov. 27. 8. Beige Oo,"lt, Toth Ponnaylyania, Doo, 24 J. hitwon oe gu “usd Pennevivania, Now. 6, | RL Steolo, Gd, M. Gth United States cavalee. Now, 2. dobn . Go, A, 18th Vaitod Staton infantry, Dec. 24. sw York cavalry, Dec. 16. JM. LAttlo, Co. 1, 24 Morytand, Deo 4. A A Weed, Co 0, 16:8 Haine, Dee Phos, Taft, Oo. Ay 224 Btiohignn ee. 2 ’ Metlowr, Co. Cash Obie, Dec, 25. 4 C0. @, 18h Pounsylvamia, too. 26. hire Vonuin, Co 0, 2d Massachusetts cavalry, Doc. 25. A. B. Hines, 09. £, bith Now York, Dec. 2% 00. Hi, 24 Younesaee, Dec. 25 ‘Us Miclngan, Deo. 26. J. Pryatt, Co, E. 150th Poonsytania, Dec. 25. 8. Watker, Co. F, 67th Voonsyivamia, Dec. 26. Fy Ropeides, O. {, Si Pee Avante, Doc. 26. impson , Co. O, Oist Pemanyivania, oc, 26. Joba Bidder, Co. K,'7ch Meryinnd, Dec. 26. & Grandy, Co, ih Nory ‘York, Dee. 26. W. Thorp, Co. K, 2d Ui States infantry, Doc 26, J. Washburne, CoP, 3 dvina, Dec. 27 Gee. Danflold, Co, H, 24 Virginia, bec. 27. J. M. Bird, Co. G, Teh Michigan cavalry, Deo. 21. J. Clemens, Go. A, 924 Ohio, Neo. 27. 6. Jones, Go. C, 10th Magsachusotis, ec. 2. H. Haton, Co. A, 4th Maino, Hic. 27 ‘Thos, Parker, Go. k;, Lith Indiana, Dec 2. B. MoGuorty Co. |, 244b Musaachusetts, Doc. 28. Joua Htcks, Co ©, Firty-nmeb, Ohio, Doo. 28 we uecals, Co. A, Toth New York, Doc. 2% Wm. Kardwait, Co. 1, 4th Maryland, Dec. 28 D. 8. Gr Ht, igh tooath Massuchusetta, Des. 28, N.C. Bang, © Michigan cavatry, Bee, 28. down Connelt, ‘Co - ‘ora Ohi, Deo, 24. P. Gatigor, Co. H, 2th Kentucky, Bes 2”, © Viramorman, Co. fi, 1016t Oni 7) Ht Cochran, Co. K, 8d Maing, Dec. 29. ‘Vnomas Briitoa, Go. A, 43a Pes al Doo. 2% H. Friday, Go. a, 100th Ohio, Dec. 20 A. Mf, Labs, Co. C, 5d Mlinois, Dac. 29, B ftarkar, Go. ,'100tn Ohio, Nee. 29. > Gore Ponnaytvauia, Deo. 28 ‘tau. 100th Ohio. Doc 20. IC Hottaraan. Go His dt ladies cavairy, Doo, 20: Saath Ly dick, Co. &, 68th Vennsytvanta, Dec. 295 £. CG, Rigby, Co. G, 77th Pennsylvania, Deo. 20, 1, Ohanlia, Co ©, 6th Ohio cavalry, Dec. 30, W.. B, Davis, Oo. G, Ist Virgion, Oec. 30. 8, Praskon, Go. D, i1th Kentucky, Dec. 80 a. Muephy, C5. Kf, 6th Tonnoasee cavairy, Neo, 30. D. Jones, Co L, 30 Ponpsyivania cavairy, Dec. 30. A. King, Co. C, 48th Now York, Dec. 30. 0. Kirk, Co. A, 98th Ohio, Dec. 30. BM. Gburektor, Co. #. Ist Virginia fo fegg Dec 30. CG. Walbridge, Co. K, 924 Now York, Dec. 30 1. H. Fan, Oo. G, 3d Now York, Dec. 20. ri Fatamou , Oo, L, lat Maryland, Pec 30: J. Nevke ‘78th Pennsylvania, Dec. 30, 4th Kentucky, Dec 30. J. Cassia? Co. D, 34th Ohio, Nec. 30. M. Oceuard, Co. 1, 145th Ponaaylvania, Tec. 1. G. Shotia, Oo. D, 534 Now York, Deo. 31. D. Stocicwell, Co. C, 45th Ohio, Deo. 31 4. Roberta, Co. K, a ‘Tennessee, Deo, 31 8. Aloxandor, Co. A, 7th Michigan caveiry, Dec, 3t, W. Hawley, Co. |, 6th Now York cavalry, Deo, 31. A. Britton, Oo. ©, 6th Ohio, Dec. 3L P Arnold, Co. F,’ 4th Toonesses, Doc. 84, John Joveo, Go. F, 9th Maryland, Dec 31 LOUISIANA Important Breclaeietinn of Gen. Banks. Hapguanrares, Devarrixnr ov tae Gui, New Onogans, Jan. U1, 1864 } ‘To rue PRovia ov Lovisian. 1. In pursuance of authority vested in mo by the President of the United States, and upon consuttation with many reproseutative men of differant intorests, being fully assured that moro than a tenth of the popula tion dosire tho earliest possibia restoration of Louisiana to the Union,! invite the loyal citizens of the State qualified to vote in public affairs, as hereivafter pre- scribo, Co assemble in the oiection precincts designated by law, or at stich places as may horgattor be estab- lished, on the 22d day of February, 1864, to cast their votes for the election of State officers, harain named, viy.—Governor, fieutenant Governor, Secretary of Stato, Treasurer, Attoruey General, Superiutendoat of Public Lostruction, Auditor @f Public Accounts, who shail, when electad, for the time bemg and untit others are appoiated by comnetent authority, con- atitute the civit goveromant of the State, under the con stitution and laws of Louisiana, except so much of the said constitution and laws as recognize, regulate or relate tonlavery, which being inconsistent with the prosent condition of public alfairs, and plainly inapplicable to any of parKons HOW axis a ite limits, must be uspended they are therefore and hereby declared to he iuoperative and void. This proceeding is not intend. ed to igaore the right of property oxisting prior to the ravoilion, aor to preciude the claim for compensation of toyat citizens for losses sustained by enlistments or othor atithorwed acts Of che government. i. ‘The oath of allegiance prescribed by the President's proclaagntion, with the condition affixed to tho elective {rauehise by the constituiion of Louisiana, will constitute ‘the quatidcatton of voters ia this election. Officers vlect- ed by them will be duty installed ia thelr officea on the 4tb diy of siavch, 1K64 UL ‘the registration of voters, ofte tiou of (ne Military Governor and th ions, vOt iuconaisteat with the proclamation or other ordara of tho President, are confirmed and approved. V. In order that the organic law of the State may be made to conform tothe wiilot the peopie and harmonize with tho spirit of the age, as well as to matotain and pre- aorve the ancioat landmarks of civil and religtous liberty, an eioction of delegates to @ convention for the revision of tho constitution will be held on the first Monday of April, 1844, ‘Coo basis of repreasotation, the aumber of delogates, and tbe details of election will be anuouuced in subsequent orders. Vv Arraangetmoats will be made for tho early election of mowbars of Cougress for the State. VI. ‘The fyndamental law of the State is martial law 11 is competent ant yuh for (bo Coverament to surrender to the poops at the earliest possible moment, so much of military power a3 may be consistent with the success of military operation; to prepare tae way, by prompt and wise measures, for the full restoration of the state to 191 under the diroc- several Union asso- ‘paged prosperity: to vularge the scope of agri- ira! and commercial in confirm ¢a@ dominion of rational liberty. uumaa power te accomplish It ts not within these results without some rifice of individual prejudices and taterests. Preblems State, tov complicated (or the human mind, bave solved by the national canyon. In great civil convalsivas the agony of strife enters tho soula of the iunoceut a* well as tha guilty. The goverament is subjoct to Cite law of necessity and must consuit the coa- ation of things raiber than the preferences of men, and if so bo (hat its purposes are just and ite measures wise, it bas the right to demand “that questions of personal tn- terest and jon shalt be subordiwate to the public good. When the dational existence is at stake, aud (he liberties of tbe paople in peril, faction is treason. The meiods deren proposed submit the whole ques- tioa of government directly to the peopie—first, by the electioa of executive officers, faitbfui to the Uaton, to be [anc ed by a loyal representation in both Houses of Ss; und thea by @coaventioa which will ontirm toe section of the people, and recdgaive the principles of freedom in the organic taw. This is a wish of the Presideut. The auniversary of Washington's birth is a fit day for the commencement of so grand a work. The immortal father of bis couptry was never guided by a moro just and benignant spirit than that of brs successor in office the President of the United States, [a the hour of our trial lot us beed his admonitions! loulsiana, in the opening of her history, sealed tho integrity of the Union dy conferring upon its government the vailey of the Missigsippi. im the war for iadopen- dence upon the “ea she crowned a glorious stragge against the Grst maritime Power of the world by @ vic tory unsurpassed in the annals of war, Let ber people now aunounce to the world the coming restoration of the Walon, ia which the ages that follow us baye a deeper interest than our own, by the organization of a free gov- erament, - - fame will be immortal! =a — Gouera) Commanding. NEWS From MEMPHIS, Arrival of Cott mat Si Louts—the Hum- ig Story Abeut Selling Cotton to the Union Government, &e., dic. Sv. Lou, Jan. 20, 1864. The ateamer Norman, from Memphis on the 16th inst., with 510 bales of cotvon for Cincinnati, arrived bere last night ‘The Memphis Bulletin gays:—The account lately given currency to by the St. Lowis Republican, from a Memphis vortespondent, to the effect that a rebe! quartermaster at Hernatdo, under authority from Richmond, had offered to sof General but éotion outside of tne foteral nee, and that ‘al Kirby Smith fad sent a special agout io Wesinington with a similar proposition, ie a humbug Story, gotten up by interested parties for effect in tne New YorR market, Nothing m known of such & report at Memphis, Tue Tenth Illinois regiment, wao havere-enlisted, are {im thie city, % route for home. The President and His Works Endorsed by the Maryland General Assembiy- Barrnsone, January 20, 1364. ‘The following resolution Wag offered in the Maryland Senate to-day. a Rosolw Gooeral bly of Maryland, That sete Seca apy of My the sdrain: Lineoin deserves and “recoives the hearty and will secure the cordial co operation the Assembly. Tha, thie General Assembly approves the policy of of the war, gol camo Presidency of othe te the earaont Ggsito 8 vaat majority eae Harylsgd: Precautions to squéich @ Re! ffove- ment, Lonoos, 6. W., Jao, 20, 1982, ‘Toro companies Of Canadian rides Lave been removed to Windsor, opposite Detrott, within the last two days, it ta roported, in consequence of ahother projected raid of Southern sympathigora to denagoy’ a 4, ‘Tho storm bas abated, = ~ Arrivals and °* gretpenta D Bailey, Mra & icant ¢ i. ond W'Pueny Ww San) she ao mi Bark Blanche sao Kotlog and eulld, Mint Oe Haas Bateman 00 Kotion The Evontug Express Ovae. THE QUESTION 45 TO QIROULATION—THB CARHIER EXAMINED-—UB KSTIMATES THR DAILY OLNOULA- iow AT 9,000 COPIES, AND THE DAILY @KOKIVTS OF THE PAPER BETWHRN $170 AND 3180—iNTRR- KSTING DISCLOSURES REGARDING THE PUBLICA- TION OF THE BKPRESS. COURT OF COMMON FLAAS—CHAM HERS. Rofore Judge Cardovm Tho caso of Stephen Clark ve. Jamos and Krastus Brooke was on again yesterday before Judge Cardora Mr. Cram, the counsel for tho plantif, i# still indofatiga blo in his exertions to show that the circutation of thio Papor has decreased, and ig decreasing datiy uodor the Present management The task was a dificult one, owing to the obstinacy of tho witnoases and she tactics of Mr. MoKeow, the counsel for Brooks Bros., Dut it is protty woll establishod now that the number of copies sold datiy does not oxceed 9,000, ond may ba bolow 8,000, Annoxed ig @ report Of yosterday's proceedings — ‘Thomas I Kingsland, casbier in the Prpress oMlce; waa catlod to tho staud and testified as follows: — Q. What is your occupation? A lam cashier in the Express ollica; bave beou a0 since July, 1863, Q. Wore tho ontries of gross receipts in the books which ‘ou havo roferred to ja an affidavit as av 689 46 for July, Auguat, September and Ocvo actually received? ' A. They wero actuat recaipta. Q. Was there no charge for advertising for the city to cluded tn those entrios* A. [ doa’t know, I don’t remen. bar whethor anything was paid by the city during that tims, there could not have been included in those catrica a charge for advortising for ¢he city not paid for July, 1863, wore made by mo; TE copied ti from the cash’ book from tho 2d of ‘July: L havo no pec: sonal knowledge of tho correctness of the entries prior to tho time of my coming on the 2ith of July; Leouid not gay what proportion of the recoipts wore for advertising, J could hot say whether more than one-quarter wore Crom advortising Q. Don't you know from time to timo what por your receipts came from from circulation? A. Returns are le to me overy day Q. State the relative proportion @ advertising and civ ‘culation as woll as. you can? A. t Bay, never hay ing looked at it. . What is tho presont daily cirbulation of tho Apress? A. Toonid not tell you the circulation of the Kxpress moro or loss thau it was ® yoar ago? A. I don’t know. Q. lv it moro or jess than it was last yoar? aay. M'@ Stato the circulation of the Krpress for muy day or avy time since you have been there? A, L could uot do it. Q. Have you over known what was tho daily circuia- ton of the Express (or any day or for auy time Kince you havo been there’ A. I dou’t remember that | buve ever known it. @. Give an account of your ordioary twonty-four hours duty in the Frpress office, your daily routine —the gon- erat course of your duties? A, Lopen the sata, take out tho books aud attend to the letters that aro turned over to mo by Mr. brooks, pay bills, bave an eyo to the mail department, recsive moneys from the advoctising clork, & , balance my cash, bring down my balance to the noxt day's account ; [ gonerally see that everything i going onall right, and if fam waited no more, go Lome Q. Does Hobsan make a datiy report to you of tho oily circulation? A. I get the report every morning Q. Are you not 10 the habit of making a syoopaia from the cash book, classifying the differeat sovrces of the roceipts of money? A. 1 do, sometimes, yes, sir, it do pends upon how buay | am. Q. State the nature of that synopais and what you do with it? A. We have a book there, on one side of which is posted, “Receipts, Express,” and on the other sido, “Payments,” ou the side for “receipta”’ there are ruled columns, oue for every day in the mouth, noxt column for receipts by mail (or Daily Express, next column for the Weekly Hxpross, next column for ghe Somi-woekly Express, vext columu_teaded “Cash Advertising,” noxt «Collections, (referring to raceipta frou to 1463, A. Fean't Hobaon for sales of ‘3)—the next ia ‘Kents’? ana the next ‘otal’ on the otner aro of the book the Qrst column is for sales for every day of the month, the mext ia for composition, next telegraph, pext press, noxt salarics, noxt pa per, next ink, oxt gas and fuel, next gundriss, ooxt rents, and next total Q. Do you not, at the bottom of ovory column, at each aide, add up the gum total of the monthly ven of each reapective thing? A. Yee. Q. Have you ever been asked by any oue betore to say what was the circulation of the Hapress at any time? A. L do not remember. Q. In making vp your synopsis, do you not observa every day whea you mako it vabat the daily circutation ia, what the gevorst circulation is, and what tho fluctua tid is? A I donot kuow that I observe the fluctuations, but of couras I kuow the receipts, becauao | receive them every day. Q. Is your memory 90 very bad that you navo-sntirely forgotten @verythiug about thoge receipts Crom the time you Grat went on the xpress ia July laat uotil yesterday? L cannot testify to amounts without tho statenweots ing before me. Q. Can't you give gen certainty. Q. [do not mean with oxact certainty; can't you state general amounts’ A. Lcoutd not remember any geo amounts, Q. Do you mean to say that your memory is a0 defer ive that you could not state what the circulation was at any time since you have been there’ A, No; t contd aot state. Q. Could you not state within ong thousand what the Circulation was at apy time since you bave beoa there? A. No; i do not know that [ could Q. Do you mean to say that you have taken an secount of the daily receipts (or Lhe past weak, and could nos give the amount for any one day within one thousand’ A. f don’t thiuk I could. Q. Have you entered the amount of receipts for circe Intion ou Mouday Iast? 4. Yea: T added it up thus mora. ing. @. State, according to your best knowledge and recol- lection, what was the ciroulation of the Axpress oa Son- day last? A. I cannot give it. Q. Have you any idea of it” A. None that I could gtve with any certainty. Q. Cau't you, from the amount received, matte an stl mate of the circulat A. Ecannot, for Tdo aot kuow tho amount of the mails. Q. Can't you, from Hobson's return on Monday, form an estimate of the circulation’ A. From the money received it wos somewhere in the neighborhood of uiae thousand but I waut you to understand that | do not swear positive ly to that being the exact number. Q. What was the amonnt you received from Hobsoa on Monday last? A. Some where between one hundrad aad seventy dollars and one hundred and eighty dollars Q. At what price is thectty circulation sold by Hob- son’ A. At two and a quarter cents. Q. Were you not mistaken in estimating niae thousaat for Monday's circulation; could it have been more than eight thousand? don’t know: that depends upoa how near right lamas to the amount reesived (rom Hobson. Q. If you are right thon in stating the amount of tho recaints from the circulation on Monday to be between ove hundred and seventy doilars and one buadred aud eigitty dollars, might not the circulation have been leas than eight thousand’ A. I could not say how that was. . Do you know whether the circulation of the Keprat boy increased or decreased since you came there’ A. { jo not. Q. Can fae tell what its average circulation wag duriag he month? A. | cannot. can't t ‘ra form any esti however vague, as to neral circulation of the paper during the time you wore there in.July last or at any other period that yor have boea there, exoepting last Monday? A. No, cannot. Q. Will a city circulation of eight thousand, with such other circulation and advertisements as tbe Boyes has, pay ite expenses’ A. | don’t Know anything sbout that, 1 Sa made up any estimate ia regard to eight thoa- san = Conld you aot tail how large a city circulation would bo noceseary to pay the expenses of the Arpress’ A. could not. Q from your recollection of the current expensaa of the es and rent receipts, @xclastve of the cily cireulation, state, according to your best judgment, what amount of daily city circulation is aecessary to pay its 308? A. I could not say. ). About what bave been the receipia from otber sources: than city circulation for a week past and a month past? A I could not tell you; well, | don’t understand, read the al amounts? A. Not witl any question Orst. (Queation repeuted . ) Thequestion roads, “What has By counsel—Yes, sir. Witness— Thave answered to the question bofore a8 | understood Q. Can you form no estimate on the subject” A. I can- not from memory Q. If you waved to ascertain the current expenses for publishing the Azpress, what would you do’ A. t would take the curreot expenses for the last six months or last year, and ascertain what they were of caiculat! Q. What about, according to your boat knowledge and recollection, are the current expenses of publishing the Brpras? Make the beste stimate you can, A. [ could not tell 6 what items form the expenses of fub- blishing the Fzpresr’ A. Composition, telegraph, press jaries of reporters aod otner clerks, gay and rent, sundry other items, auch as repairs to nery and other small expen: Q Do you keep the books of the concern? A. | keop ‘the cash ¢-— aghast [do aot keep the on, book’ A, Wall [ suppose a agertion in the Ropresa of tho advertisoment of A, T. Stewart & Oo,’ A. No. air, I do not; nothing of my own knowledge. ‘@. Have you not heard about it, and from whom? A. ‘The frat [ —" about it was this morning that Filley tes. tiled about it The matter was then adjourned uatil Friday moras, at eleven o'clock Ma Affairs. STEAMSHIP MORNING 37. yee Mornin Star, ae 2, ‘iso The sagrean ot Apors ngerson the Moral aah ms at of the conduct of \ te 2 otip and ihe 4 courtesy ofivers, cordially joia ia the “rolia ce That in Capt J, M. Courtenay ve recognize ~ seammaa and faithful commander; and we tender (0 iy aie wort or & ‘perenne, i hoke placed tor he dine That our thanks are to the other off- conte tne aiip tor thelr politeness. sad aiteatioa toa oa board. 4 to the pudite the Morning Star asa commend to the pab! medium of sea ‘e! pos Hale R. Yao. Dake, Samuel Norrie, an, surgeon Minetiela NY, Yoiun. oJ. Micuie, Mise Michie, Piiiadet- We te. Bara * ‘Syren 4 Rote: « ‘ohare, W yoann, anten a Bodenheim LN ‘Tema 1 Loom’ teers: oun, Clemo P. Plodadon. Tv Apploton, Mh ital, Joker rabalt, veer, %, (. Oaktord, WF chee ‘nora, 0, ee, H. Avags, Win, Joseph Brundey, RO. Greemian, & Ghark! a Plonte, WB, ayo, Soleo, Comunag HW. Bi oioret V8 ¥ 2G: Avot, Liqutengut and Cothioer , BAY Ue Brow wed, Padageiones sci aenlaaiaetntnbieetlbateneaentanim ene oes ss cine 5 WEWS FRom THE STATE CAPITAL. atortal mor om th Vakeu—The State Military Convention, &e. Aviary, Jam, 20—Mi diggs kn accordance with the undorstandiog of the Senatorial” caucus yostarday, a comimitioe, cousiating of Bonators Andrews, Launbior Duichor—all membre of the Sonate Commilice ov 400 the Governor im rogard to the Police Commissioners. They talked the question over a Circuitous way, or rathor talked all round tho question, each trying Ww dew the ether oat, and adjourned without either sido suggesting any plan for the solution of tho dificult question The Gov ernor statod that ho was nol prepared w take wn the subject, and wanted an oppor On the conference clone f pict. fo be renewed at some future day. The congulie- tion was every way agredable to both sides but nothing transpired of practical importance, nor anything nat wilt furoisd & 6nd to tho Gast adjustment of voxod question. IL is lo be hoped that thee next conference will roauit In somathing decisive ‘Tha State Military Coavention perfected @ pormancas nizstion to-day, as (ollows:—lreaident, On ¥. Vice President, Colonc , Beeoad Vico Preside ‘ox, of Bullaio, Secratary, Capta ‘Treasurer, Golvael krack Chambertain Vrecutive Board, Colonel 8. it. Prookney, of nel Ateed Wagstall, of Babylon, Colomot Whicebatt, Goveral Sam Richards ot bing. Lacutenant George A. Ostrander, of Syra cusa, Geasral Joon Williams, of Rochester, aud Colonet George Abbout, oF While's Corners. Kesolutions were adonied urge the apeedy and comr plete army Hoquipoag of the Navonal Guard. The Miltary Asocalion has had the Silitut law nader cow Bideration duciog the day, aod thin evening both bodies Are discussing BUOd!Y aNcadMeols 19 we proposed to eae Legislature. Court of Appeata, Avian, Jan. 20, bbb ‘Tho following is the calandar OF the Court of Appenbs bod 14, T9,80, 80, 76, 92, 38 eight mitiiona five ‘Thess, ai Coe proscat rate of sabscripioms, wilt "e days, and it ik probably Unat tias delaying tit the pronemt ent in Lime to participate, night NOL Last Over Cwo oF many remitiancas of hour may oot reach the ¢ Wople « pectume, the E straci Lebrily ts aed) a hemisphere i i scarcely be too m times” TL amparts pe PUALON & BON, bi Be moat Uragrant ower of Unig cactible that i wor of Form day. but (or ey Dut ao tain away. Sold by Sau drugetate OMeiat Drawings o Mureay, Kady & ‘kv Sate Lottery. mraoce, Bxcna Cisse Jan, 20, (068 %, 46, 31, 47 ‘eates Coase Shan, 2. ay Al, 12, 28, 38, 20, 56, 74, 18 Coast Sa, 7h » GO, Ob, MF. 186 3, 28, 36, 72, 60. o Sy. Fi. BIMMOND & COs, sore to Joha A. Marcin fe Om a Company * Lot eA CASS (4, TR, 12. 5 52, 27, 48. 16, 18, 26 29, 34, 4% ouRANCE, TCO, Managers Covington, Ry fa AML Legalized Lotte dint HER & BGS AMON, Brokers. 3 : Prizes Caaned tn AML Legal Eeattortasa— Prompt and retin’ ven oF Mt J. 0. 19 Walt lireot NR Prizes Cashed tn Atl Legnitsed Lotte~ ries Laformation given JOSEPIT BATICR, Brokor TL Walt atreet, roam No. t. New York, Royal Havana Lottery,—See Official seawing oF January 8, 0 page & TAYLOR & CO., (6 Wail street Royat Havana Lottery.—30 Pee Oent Pp yea. Loforma sie High paid for Doublogns and al! kia ts of Gold and Hie: TAYLOR & CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, . Roy Havanese pian of tne Shelby College Loitery of Kent cy taforanm tioa tucuished, ALECK & CO, Brokers ime niroet, At White's Ce fed Ita: Storo @ Of Ladies’ and Geats’ Kurs, at greatly reduced 206 Broadwoy A Senatiful Comptexton.—tatrd’s Bioom 9 quent Cow wage a and Theic Colors we lear of a more ohiwal- dyeing micenss and: Aor Low made oo HOWE & STEVENS Koen by ladies wholly w 2 the country colors are found Imovery Jeuggists Uiewghout the covatey, Batehelor’s Hatr Dye—The Best tm tm world armies 1, The only per (ect dye. Sold v} 1 Barciay. nbeoot. Chaps, Chafes, Sallowness, Kraptionsa, Spota spe asand ali Scio Blemishes cured by GOULAUDS Talia Medioated soap, 453 Broadway. roves asaault, au itied, as bas Dye Coors, a gusty Fifty First Premiames in 1863. GROVE! 1 Hinntic titel Machines were awarded highest premiums over competiture at the State Faira ol New York, Vermont fews, naan, seky, Peunmyivnate,: Obie and J) ant 2c ts Haas aod commiy fair Geld ia 1355. ns 405 Broadway. New Tork: e Sales Kater- je advertiqoment vader Soares a's Poadre Subiile U proote Hal veads, ov aay pact af the body. Billlart Room, office bt | Burke Biiiiards.—1. 139 Fulton street, ea ba aconstant gime of Pool, day and evening. OMe irated tabise, with cunbination cusiious.q0ah te: ames amuse yourselves ngley's the He Cristadoro’ \ Hair Dye, Presery aad Wig depot sale and retail, The iye applied by seit rl artists a Restorative niversity place, corner of Kigittiny 1 heave used the Hiawatha two When Lcommenced using it my Lair waa do. greg No. 6 Astor Boune. Tha: T was ouliged to wear & frontpiece. [! vas comploely restore li to te orginal color and nacural appearance, taken, ary 404 contin ie bea it by its uae” Prodiion sume effects 1 al} cason iUsWeR GOVT 4 CO., 1) University pince, N. &, Lyon's Periodical Drops—The Great Fo~ male Regulaior—ace sold by all diuggisia, Prion $1. pas. bottle, Delight ai, soothing, refvenhing, Por sate at all the leading grocers’ in the Messrs. Stmmon Rogers od are athort toparits a re oot") Om re — %.'t. SIMMONS & CO- Ma x's. Direction Labels and Teas; Dennison s Merchandise Tags: Patent Diractlon Bay's Patent Hook Tags: Gum Ticket c., at VICTOR MAUGER'S, 115 ¢ ‘4 Po Mik Can Be omeatnes, iagat oF sdrowang ae aH Ni iat vory atthe Nowe but ® pure article ser om, Patents! Jahore of she SCERNTERIO Aviornees for acowetne Pa KRICAN, contiaue to ae H9 aad all foreign A tents for aew Tarentions (a i; Mesars, Muon 4 Oo, liavs bad veventeea years’ experiemee to soliciting Patents. and have acted as At orueye tor more. than 30,000 ine fant inform toa, © jonsuitaslen “i NN & V7 Park (ow, Corner F and Seventh streets, ‘The Sioat Rittptic Sewing 1¢ Machtac te the very bestia the Cal wad se6 it. Omer No. SIR Broadway, N. eae r . SUPER. Tru ro ©b., “Hadeent joe, onl emey sirect, Astor House. sia juppacters, Shoulder Braces, kc. A Indy ab teadaat, a eS Vaiuabic for the Soldier.—Brown’s Beoachis! Trophies will be found Invalsable to Uke nolan Ma camp, @tpqied to sudden changes—aiforting prompt re lief (a cages of coughs, colds, te Por officers and (howe wha overtax the voice, they are useful (a relieving Urcltale® thrants, aud will render artioniation caay As theroare text Aaitons be sure to obtain the goaine Wreeter & Wit SS ges = Lock Stitch Sewing Machines atice What Can He Do pry orgs Vnienten (hig, Bxaminatian. iron deur, My Pow Ukia WiLi. | m8 of iadion and gent Qed’ Priday evenings Parcwla and tenohere well (o attend