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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
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THE IsDrcAToa: 4 Miscellany OF Self improvement, no
8: December l:42. New-York. James u. LocAWooa'
Johp-street.
We are exceedingly pleased with the purpose OF
this new work, and highly grati6ed with the man
aer in which it is wrought out. The direction OF
the minds of the young, who are endeavorlng to
make men Of themselves, is its aim; and it seems
to be effected with a good degree of skill and
effect. The selections are all judicious and all its
articles are well adapted toits direct object The
motto it has chosen well indicates the general
character of the magazine:
sOf all the discoveries which men need TO
make the most i'm portant the present moment,
is that of the self-forming power treasured up IN
themselves They little suspect its extent, as
little as the savage apprehcnds the energy whch
the mind is created to exert on the material world
Il ,ranscends in importance all our power over cut
ward nature There is more of divinity in il, tnan
in the force which impels the outward universe;
and vet how little comprehend it! How 1t
slunbers in most men unsusPected. unused his
makes selfcuture possible, and binds 1t on US as
solemn duty"
The price is only one dollar and half year,
very many of those for whose benefit it is intended.
RoB1ssos CRusoE FOR THE YoUSG.-We have
received (frem whom we know not,) a very neat
edition of Robinson Crusoe prepared for the Young
with numerous and beautiful illustrations. We
commend it to the attention of parents, as con-
venient and good edition of one ct the best works
ever written, and calculated most beneficiallv to
influence the minds OF the young.
"THE MAGsI7" for December has been pub
lished, and contaias variety of articles, state
ments of wonderful Experiments, discussions of
Phrenology, Magnetism, Sc, and such other mat
ter as is connected directly with the object Of the
Magazine.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

WTOOD sCREWS-25,0e0 gross New
AN s,,gI,nd Screw Co.'s refined Brassand Iron Wood
Screws Comprising every variety Of Lock P.o9 Eor:e
@ n TO any other manufacture in this
oTry or England Dealers will be furnished with these
at lower prices than good article can be imported
Fgsrv esripon OF Brass Iron Screws will be made 10
AZ shorf notice Far sale by The marufacturer ageo
MITCHELL j WITHERELL, 81 Joln-si.
NIB Wilson's Screws; Anle5 sbovels and spades, BIZ
.nnia Ware together with general assortment OF Doles
-. Ia-d,p,rs es5r s,Ig as above $50
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'ep;FSs ANN sgowN, 47s Houston. street.

ANN Brown, 479 Houston.s str eet
Prepared and old wholesale aad retail. and ior expor
tsiionf by A. B. SANDS 4 CO., Druggists and Chemists
Granie Buildings No 27S Broadway, corner OF Chambers
street. New-York Sold also by A. B. ( D. Sands: DfHg
ess Nos and 100 Fullonstreet David SANDS co. .so
r Sa,t Broadway corner OF Markets:reet Prce Sl-o
- 80 H.. ss NIL If
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TTVO NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS q

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s. PRINTERS.-Tbe subscriber, practical Printer ana
Napier Pressmap respectfully informs Newspaper Publish
ers Printers and the public generally that he has taken
the excellent Napier Printing Press IN the basemen. o M
Office of the Evening Taer, 7 ABu-street and prepared
TO do particularly Newspaper either IN the
folio or ouarto form with Ecatness and puncu2ty: Prices
vc uocrrt proportion To the size oil the sneal ano
the number o. copies 80 be prlnied.
n. Large Posting Bills, when there are p gooay pG
her wanted printed very low Good Cy references given
il required Residence SO Elizabeth street
nIs INK SAMUEL BINGHAM.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
nRINTTNG INK MANUFACTORY.

B DNIN iIIfI IIVN JN-tIFOI IN 7 Vft
Tie subscriber has for upward OF twenty-five years
beeu engaged in the manufacture OF Printing ink during
which time has been used extensively throughout the
United States His long experience rs MANUFACTURED OF
Ink and likewise practical Printer enables him IN fur
nsb his typographical brethren throughout the Union who
NAV favor him with their custom, with LEX OF very supe-
or quality. OF Interchangeable color, and on reasonable
terms The Ink is well calculated 10 work on the copo-
son roller and all descriptions OF presses now In use
The subscriber likewise manufactures Ink OF various ceSrs
viz: Red Blue Green, &c.
Orders addressed his mauufactory on Frontstreei be-
tween Montgomery and Gouverneursrects, East River,
viii he puncIually attenGed to. GEORGE MATBER,
The above Ina is at present used ON this paper. oS 2m
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
ID ECENT DISCOVERY.-El Electro

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a. Magnetic Plates for rheumatism, nervous affections,
&C. prepared uader the direction Of Mr. Lamoulouy aPo'
ecary Paris General Depot IN 10 frahhn-
street al iir. Ninuard'S. Price 81 30.
Ina!ble cure for the most acute and nVeterate pans
such as acute and chronic reumas The gon neuraogy,
scatic tic dooreux danse de ST Guy, chills, megrl,
cramps in the stomach paralysis in the beginn'ng and
shortly for all affections chiefly diseases OF wo-
and young girls, as green SICKNESS ne sup
attncks, &C. MO lUl.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

EgAIR COLORING.--Jacob Maby
would inform his old customers, and al! those who
Wish 10 have beautiful head of hair that he manufactures
and has Broomc ST. his celebrated Essence OF
Tyre which having lately improved he guarantees wi De
tfu brown or black Persons have applied a his or
1850 @ ' - nS0 tf
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
LifernrI Pas;inses.

"Sargents New Monthly Magazine furnishes
us with the following Translation and Correspond
ence, which is introduced by a letter from the ven
cradle writer to Mr.. McTavish, the British Consul
at Baltimore, who had presented the volume of
the Marquis referred to:
The RI Hon the Marqsis Of Wele;Ly, Kingston House
WAsANGroS, L. 5. A. Dec. l6 1871.
My LoRD-Mr. Mcravish has had the good
ness to transmit to me your very hatterlng letter
Of the DIST of October last. had already been
indebted to his kindness for copy of the volume
of the classical pastmes of your early youth, the
elegant ehusions of your mature age, and the pre-
cous reiques of your later days. Imperfectly
versed as I am in the learned languages, obviously
50 familiar to you, and in which large portion of
the volume composed, 1t is impossible for me
to peruse them without discerning in them the evl-
dence of spirit elevated In my estimation Tar
above all the dignties of human institution.
looked into every gem OF ;lIc casac: fer the -;ch-
ness of the mine whence it had been been drawn;
and could not withhold my tribute of admiration
at the lustre which it opeRed 70 my view. The
lines upon Milton, perhaps from deep rooted sym
pathies which your lordship will easily appreciate,
struck me with such forcble Impression that l
could not resist the temptation of attempting to
render them in the language of Milten himself
The vlndication of the great poets moral tame
from the prejudces of his most eminent biographer
had to me a charm of more than poetical justice
Mr. McTavish has conferred upon me an addition
al obligation by communicating my lines to your
lordship and it is very gratifying to me that they
were acceptable to you.
Icheerfully comply with the request for copy
Of them in my own handwriting and under my own
signature, and esteem it valuable privilege to nu-
thorize the printing of them, with your LordshiP $
consent associated in the same volume with the
original.
Ihave the honor to be, with perfect respect, my
lord, your lordship's very humble and oOedient
| servant, JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
an English free rer,ion of tie lines upon Milton u, Tie
"Primitir Reiiq.irn Of the Marquis Of We!les!ey
Observation-Disclosures OF his country's shame,
Still Milton holds his fearless hight 10 iamei
His mental eye, corruption, calm surveys,
And smiles contempt upon degenerate days:
With him uraDa still her vigil keeps
Inspiring strains o rapture as he sleeps
From Siloas brook the living stream supplies.
And pours celestial gEt on Sightess eyes:
His 50 irt soaring in ascent sublime
Beyond the flaming bounds OF space and time
EaI,hs transient ills Ger him have lost Their power
Whose soul 10 Gods eternal throne shall tower.
Nor Wa,lt nor Ho that Spirit shall subdue,
Which ranges radiant h!i creation through
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

work equally useuI 70 all casseS OF FeueTS 10 DC SOI
p!etcd II parts OF Il large pages, al s cents each
CANTON & MILES, 205 Broadway,
publishers and Booksellers. will receive subscription
for BkANDE'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, II Dictionary OF Sc
ence Literature and Art comprising the history ee>eri
ron and scientific principles OF every branch o human
tnow ledge with the derivation and definition OF all Ee
,er,ns in general illustrated by engraving' on woou
The , Number will be ready December lst Others viii
follow a, intervals oil about Two weeks. SANTON MILES
also receive Subscriptions Aisons History OF EUROPE
The first will be ssuedn few days. n2o
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

FgyO OBUTCHERS.-Proposals to supply
the Aims House and Penitentiary with Beef for the
ensuing year. commencing January lst lS45 VIII be re,
crjyrd nj the Office of the Commissioners in the Park, until
Thursday Dec inst For information OF the Kinds oi
beet wanted, please apply to
Ncw-York, Nov. %, 1872 ID WILLIAMS, aSehl
Evening Pos, please COPY D2Stds
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

q ADIES' NTOFERSHOES.
Day,s First Premium Overshoes for Ladies weigh
b-1 few ounces are made with Leather Rubber So:es
very elastic will retain their beautiful shape longer we ne
eve Than any other manufacture. In adcioh we EaVe
e 10 different STYLES and kinds of Rubber Shoes and
yeroes for Ladies prices IS g. Ladies are partc
lary reminded that every pair OF Oyershos mas our
attached and are warranted and the soes eoeh ohsts
will be given in exchange or money returned
HORACE & DAY, Successor TO Ro1bury Il 20.
ao;In 45 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

nIL, OIL--Lisht, L.ight.-Faniiies who
~ want good OH would do ~eu to call oa the subscr
ber as he supply Iheu with GrSt article war
rancd 10 burn all night without cgustng snokingr and
al cos. about shilling less the gallon Than they
have 20 pay the stores No need TO be complaining OF
moor OIL as this oil is warranted, money refunded.
Good three gallon Can only SliingS, ave gallon OH
ssnt Ia any part OF the City free OF expense
J. n. LUCKEY. Wholesale Des!er ia Ois, Candles, &c
n2S Ian 76 Front-st cor. OF Old Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

CPERM OL.--1,O00 gallons Winter
4 sna,r, Oil. | 900 do bleached do do. Also good
"SSSs'fe'' n1a ~ u 7pe'''' f. F. EDDY "a Old Slip.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
D ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.

& , EMIIANCES To IhELHINU, WC.
a. Gc-The subscriber continues 10 trnusmt money, H
sums large small persons residing In any part OF Ire.
land the he and his predecessor IN bus'
D-ss done the last thirty years. and nore Also TO
any part of England or Scotland.
Money rcmited by letter, post paid TO the subscriber or
personally deposited h him, with tie name OF the person
persons ireland, England Scotland 10 whom iii
20 e SENT and poStoWn, will he mmediaely trans
aitted aad paid accordingly and receipt 10 bat effect
given or forwarded 10 the sender.
McRPlDE Ir Cedar 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

M ANTED-A place as wet nurse by
w nice healthy ycang woman. Apply at ! ieu,it-
d. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

NHEAPEST, best and most fashionable
in New.York. HAS, Gaps, sfuiIs, fancy Furs, Fur
iT!,rIr"s' ~, ImE 0' MONARoUEs "a Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
TOWILLED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.-

EIVILIED SCOICH GINTHAHO.-
JOHN HUTTON, II Hudson-street has Just .s re-
G;nghsms a case of very superior Twiled Tartan and
heavy Mourning Ginghams which, beias very suitable ior
winter dresses viii be found well worthy the attention
FL has always on hand complete assortment OF Fan
,al. Blankets and Hosiery well all other Domesuc
Dry Goods. ---- ~ -n-eoe
VOUNG LADIES' SCHOoL.-Miss
Ar.sE1LA CIARx's School for Young Ladies. No
,a5 Iercer-street will commence its Winter term on Mon
day the 2lst OF November instant.
branches of educanon The following gentlemen are en-
oaped al this Seminary, viz:
JACOB BERGEN Professor of Beies-iettfes-
EDWARD PURCELL, Professor of Drawing
BAssET Professor OF French Spanish and MatheLnauc
For TerHls of Tuition, &c apply as above nl7 2awow
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

STORAGE can be had in the new ire
y proof Store No. 66 Dey.street lnqulre OF
70 im% J. HOPPOCK & SON. $50 Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
CEBRING'S COUGH SYRUP, sold

CEBRING'S COUGH SYRUP, sold at
176i Broadway--Ths pleasant preparation Is never
falling reedy for Coughs Colds wbooping Cough; Asih
has been tried in nnrnerabe instances and has always
preduced the same happy result II is agreeable TO the
taste and taken with pleasure; and children IN partcu-
lar Will be found Ike it, hst there never need be any
trouble in administering them This is an important
consideration in preparing medicine aHd OF itself
great recommendation
Pa.e Notice thisSo wsll assured, from experience, Is
the proprietor Medicine, OF s efficacy 10 al! cases OF
common Coughs however ssver~ or OF on2 s'a3dln ana
In Wboopnp Cough so distressing 20 chidseD bat se has
no hesitation in proposing any person Who may Pui
chase this Syrup. and can conscentouSY aasge, alec
,sng IL accordaa TO the directions that no benet mas been
experenced from its exhibition return se price, on The
nreseuaifon of The empty bottle FMS s iaE PROPOSE
lion and every purchaser zVtcG 10 avail hseu OF ~
he .bould derive no relief from the Cough SyrGp.
Prepared and sold by the Proprietor a476i Broadway
Price, % cents a.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

VVULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice TO Rup-
tured Persons.-Persoas afflicted with rpptures may
rey upon the best nsrupenial aid the world ards on
application at the Office, No Veseystrees or TO either o.
the agents in the principal towns In The United s,ates n
thew are endorsed by Dr. HUFF ia writing None are senu
me or TO be relied upou good without hls Signature.
Many persons have undertaken TO yend limitations M
Hup cpeated trusse and thousands are imposed upon ID
consequence These limitations cannot be relied upon they
are made by unshu mechanics, and are no better uian
Rooms lave been fitted mp No. Veseysreet eScsr-
sively for ladies' having separate entrance TON the ou
mss deDarrnent where female Is in constant attendance
To wait upon female patients sZl y
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
ID EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, $50

ID EAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, lbU
a q Nassau.sueet. toppose The City IIa) where tho,s @
NAV have them registered for the accommodation Of those
who may wish, 10 parcase hire. Maps and Plans Will
be exhibited and explained, with the price Of The same
vout cbarre until sold or let according directions
which may facilitate nego cas by enabling those IN sesfch
y, ~. p.'p'' ''' ISAAC II. wOOLLEY,
nIa I'm I6n Nasssast. next 10 the cor OF Spruce
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

Tgr IspycArog: 4 Miscellany OF Self Improvement. No
8: December lci2. New-York. James D. LocAwooo'
IoF,r
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05
WHOLE NO. SIC.

M TANTED--A place as waiter or any
Wv employment, by an active lad. !.ppls al No: %
" iIliar1-,;reet IsSt'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

DOARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
few single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms and
good board at II anay.sreet A few day ,oarders
$50 be accommodated. nif I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

"~ ~ ASENATH n. PHILLIPS.
New LoSpoN, Co So Norwich, Nov 4, 1872
Personally apDeared the aboveoamed Asenaih nj FhI
s and ,nde Oath 10 the facts contained in the foregoing
statement before me. RUFUS w. MA fHE, " soN,
Being personally acquainted with Mrs fhi!ips, ceru5
that the above asserted facts are substantially fGe;
Minister Of the Gospel at Norwich, Conn
~ Another proof OF the superior value and eicieacy OF
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

HARDWARE PAPER-600 reams,
different sizes Sc by 30 to q by q; aso-5o reams
Enveope-i50 gross Bonnet Boards for sale at anu'ac'
r1a l59 Soul.slrett
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF tn G BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYST En-, NAMELY:
scRoFuIA Or KINGS EVIL, RHECMATIs OBSTINATE cuTA-
sEous ERUPTIoSs, PIaPLEs, Or PUsTULgs TIE FACE,
BLoTcHsS, glLEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES, RING WORM
or TETTER, ScALD HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF The
BONES ASC JOINTS, STUBBORN ULCERS, sYFa-
ILtTlC SYMPTOMS, SCIATicA OR LUMBA-
60, and dEeaseS arising from an lpJu.
dcious use OF Mercury, Ascitlcs or
Dropsy, exposure or imprudence
IN LIE. AlSo Chronic Coasu-
tosa Disorders viii be re-
moved bY this preparation
WONDERFUL, EFFECTS OF SANDS'S SARsAtA-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

- V'JINS II ItIN 7 III W o OF tIII &C UII
a frrnshss ROOMS wanted, without board in gentsei
hocsr by small family; not exceed oue hundred
dollars per year, payable monthly Address A. M at this
-SQ
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

D OARD.-0ne or two single gentlemen
can be accommodated with pleasant break fas:
and ,ea ia private family at II BsrcdySt. d. lweoi
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-05

henry LoTT, Secretary.
as tf RICHARD i. DUNN, SurNeyot.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-01

The funeral obsequies of our lamented
fellow citizen, the Hon. CHARLES G. p.
ARNDT, took place on Wednesday last
The large concourse of people that assem-
bled upon the occasion, TO pay the last ,ri-
butte OF respect TO the deceased, sufficiently
evInces the estimation in which he was
held while living, and the deep respect en-
tertalned for his memory. The process
sion formed at the Astor House, at 10 o.
clock, A. M. and proceeded to the late res
idence Of tine deceased, from whence body
was conveyed TO the Presbyterian Church;
where an appropriate and affecting sermon
was delivered by the Rev. JEREMIAH PoR-
TER. The assemblage Of people was SO
great, that many were unable to obtain adj
mlttance into the Church. After the SER
vices, the procession formed and conveyed
the remains TO their resting place, in the
burylng ground in Astor.
Green Ban Republican.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-01
ID n Y az. OOD g ,

Extra super Black Cloths An assortment Of Pilot
and Broad Cloths. Black, colored and super Fancy
Doe skin Cassmeres Satnetts; Jeans Hard Times
Genoa Cord; Beaverteen; Extra super Silk Velvet
and Satin Nestings; Silk Serge. An assortment of
Fancy Vestings, some new and beautiful pat,erns.-
Coiored and white Blankets, plain and twillcd some
oWhich are extra super super including Cradle BlaI
keis White, Yellow, Green and Red Flannes plain
and twiled. Cotton or Doe-skin Flaunels, whites and
colored. Linsey, PLAN and plaid. Tickings Checks;
Bureau Covers Brown Holland coored Cambrcs
Irish Linen Russia Sheering; Russia Diaper Birds
eye Diaper, very fine Osnaburgs; twied Linen Bag
gng, first rate article Crash Domestic Stripes,
plain and twed DamaSk Table Linen and Table
covers, white and coored Cotton Diaper; Cotton bril-
ling, unbleached hiteand colred. large assortment
Domestic Muslin, beached and unbeoched. Black and
co'ored MerinOes. Dress and Furniture ChintZ and
Catcoesi American British and French. MousSeine
DE Lame figured, striped and plain black. eros lie
SWISS Gros he Naples black and cvlored .Senshaw:
Florence; Bonnet Lawns; ambrc, Jaconet, Swiss,
Null. Book and Japaned Mus ms Bishop.l awa;
Cambria Linen; Lawn Lawn; corded Skirts; Ladies'
Dress liar.kerchies and Cravats very rich and ele
CANT. Lace Collars and Chemsetts Iaces Wash
Bond figured and lain Bobinet Bonnet Rbands;
Satn, Mantua and GauZe Ribands Hem stitched
Linen Cambria handkerchief An assortment of
Pocket Handkerchief for Ladies' cambrc Dmity
Merlno and other Shawls. A great variety of small
fancy articles and full assortment of trimmings of
many kinds, including those for talor's Artificial
Flowers. Ladies Baskets new article. A genera al
assortment of Gloves and Hosiery for Ladies' Gentle
men and children. Wooden Comforts. Bucks kin
Niitts. Black and Fancy Silk Cravats. Silk and
Cotton Pocket iIandkerchiefs; Stocks Suspenders.
fine assortment of UlfBRELLA'S. Furniture
and silk Oil Cloths. Paper Hangings. Black and
white Waduing Cotton J,ans
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-01
DONATION PARTY.

THE person to be benefited by this DONATION,
l. has strong claims upon sympathes, benevolonce,
and libeaity of his friends and neighbors comprs-
ing all denominations both Priests and People to-
geiher with Doctors Lawyers, Mechanics and farmers
The undersigned would respectfully solicit puncual
attendance upon this praseworthy object; for the per-
alluded TO is much offs little pecuniary aid
help him still to persevere in his labor and benev-
oent work of administering TO the wants of the needy;
such clothing the naked feeding the hungry, and
relieving the sick and afflicted.
This call is founded upon the fact Of Goods and
Merchandise, had and received, and all interested will
do well 10 take due notice, and govern themsa lives
cordingy by so doing, they may themselves the
unpleasant task of being compelled wait upon one of
the select committee appointed, by the strong Of
the Law for that purpose, aided by of the pruden-
tial committee Justice of the Peace. The place OF
deposit will be the of the undersigned no
will ever be in waiting to receive whatever may be
donated and at any time will be acceptable between
this and the fifteenth of next month but beyond that
be careful. ROYAL b. WALDO,
Southport, February 9Th, 184l. "a
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-01
ALB'T w. PARIS, ,.
NIFTY Secretary.
General OreSerS--.V'0. ..
HEAD QUARTERS,
Adjutant Generals Office.
MADISON, WISCONSIN TERRIToRY, }


MADISON, WISCONSIN TERRITORY,
February IL, 1912.
In obedience of, and in conformity with,
General Orders of this date, and for the
purpose Of organizing all the volunteers of
the Territory Of Wisconsin,, within the
bounds OF the several regiments and sepa-
rate battalons, into one distinct brigade,
comprising two regiments, Of two battal-
ions each, the whole Territory shall con-
stitute one brigade.
All mounted Rifemen, RiAemen, Light
Infantry, Artillery, and Dragons, formed
into companies according 10 the militia
laws Of this Territory, shall compose the
said brigade, and be commanded by a
Brigadier General of volunteers.
The counties Of Brown, Manitoowoc,
Sheboyegan, Fond du Lac, Dodge, Port
age, Calumet. Marquette. Wnnebago, Sank,
Dane, Iowa, Gram, Crawford and 81. Croix,
com manded by Colonel, Lieutenant Col
onel, and Major Of volunteers.
The counties of Washington, Milwaukee
Racine, Walworth, jefferson, Rock and
Green. shall compose the second regiment,
and be commanded by Colonel, Leuten-
ant Colonel, and Major of volunteers.
Z The first battalion Of the first regiment,
shall consist Of the counties Of Brown,
Manitoowoc, Sheboyegan. Fond du Lac.
Dodge, Portage, Calumet, Marquette, Win
nebago and Sank.
The second battalion Of the first regi-
ment, shall consist of the counties Of Dane,
Iowa, Grant, Crawford and ST. Croix.
The first battalion Of the second regi-
ment, shall consist Of the counties of
Washington, Milwaukee, Racine and JEFF
ferson.
The second battalion Of the second regi-
ment, shall consist of the counties Of Wal
worth, Rock and Green.
Commanding officers Of regiments and
separate battalions, will make report to this
department, of the volunteer companies
within the bounds OF their several COM
mands Commanding officers of volunteer
companies, will Immediately make report
to the several commanding officers Of re-
giments and separate battalions, within
whose military jurisdiction they at present
are, of the numerical strength of their re-
spectlve companies, and their class, whe-
Their of mounted Rifemen, Rihcmen, Light
infantry, Artillery, or Dragons.
By order Of the Commander-in-Chief.
WIN. K. SMITH,
Adjutant General,
36-w6 Militia Wisconsin Territory