adviseTHE DEAD ON THE GETTYSBURG BATTLEFIELD.—The arrangements are nearly completed tor the removal of the remains of the Union soldiers scattered over the Gettysburg battle-held, to the burial ground which is being prepared by the several States interested, for their reoeption and proper i. burial. All the dead will be disinterred and the re- ' mains put in ooftms and buried, and tbe graves, |!where marked or known, wilt be carefully remarked in this Soldiers' Cemetery. It it w the intentionof any deceased soldier to take his remainsburial, they wHl comer a favor by immediately making known to me their intention. At the bodies are removed to the cemetery, it willvery desirable not to disarrange the order of the graves by any removals. David Wills,Agent for A. G. CUUTTJf, GoVeraor of Pa.iiGettysburg, October 6th, 18®- „The papers throughout all the States will confer