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SMALL POX.

No. IA x.1,u.,sW Fevs1a s.ya h ~ az al ~
dias:- iesr..,, 90 ,s,IsIk naI.s . !. E
troops At washlns.op. spnsP,hs, Petra. Mo,es
AZ az e q =. (, s s,rDI1 nsS,
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RRIoE OF PIPE, $500.
OINTMENT, 90 CTs.
liberal Discount msSs TO PhysiciaaS oFuIgiiis
and Whslsshs and Retail DSslss omerSily.
TERMS INVARIABLY CASH.
Address
Henry n. PIERoY,
General Agent.
No, 100 FULTON STREET.
h<t'sss Res York
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ExCURSI0NS-BIDDLE'S GROVE T
~ most inviting In the vicinity Of the city. h
ter enRagemenfs tor the sesson- Steamboats,
bargs1 70 charter on reasonable terms. Aply
7. v ILSON: 40 wan 81, cor. seuth, up stalns.
Iy1 94ac-1TI
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cxCURsfOHB-FOR CHARgKH TO

II eurx,en parties, On reasonable tsrms, dus
uAs sesson- Tie fsyortte and esr,mo4ises doo
LEXINGTON, new In complsts order, h.viDs /
httsd up erpresly fer the purpcse. BteAmbosfx
EgSssf on sSss ~ s'ss' Tssr, .RH ~
mV1f faaasil
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From ne EIamil.r, Norfolk, Va.
Cephalio RUS scor IN 9lishfd the object for which
they weIo nse, L.: fare OF iho headAche In ALI
fOims,
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EoR NEwARK-STkAMER THOMs
4 WAY leaves Pier foot Of Dey q, at I0x Il
poATS 10 CHATTER FOR sxoURsIons;
.sTEPHkns, YoEpT = CO.. ?fnes 90 Pc!
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CTEAA WKERLI AkTWEA
~ WW H0HH And LLVH1K0Cai ~
Isa45f en1 smhArhaAs lSaSs.sen . oUHDf
III n.sss;I ~ xs.s e s1 A.. e. s.s
0yds -balh Iron olsanlh1Ds = folleWa u
mA 'bsi1{aAy..'..Jui "
CITY or WAsHINGT0N $50. al
"a svsEJ baiasaas. q aeon. mon PnsI n. Noet
RArM O. PAhsAaA. n
Asr AnAAi I. Ii: ;.i; "a "a ny N
DO, 70 Paris. ........... So % W
vrx.asxoau 70 Hamburg SSe x
eos Loneon-......... % -
DO 70 Paris. ........... SO 90 ~
DO. to Hamburg ....... % b "
ras.snSsu forvArded 70 nsyrS ssIsmsz, ~,
a.m. Antwerp. ~. q ~eduGSf through ARA.
teEscua wiIhaad 70 hrins - nsaF tEisa9s en- NJ
:, 10 toTsssE iasOsaa1s-. ssp,S = NJ OssusaaAs
sOum q. DALI Ass-a VI
MN a'iDs II btoaAWn1S q - 4
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tes,,d Ia more than thousand
cases, with en- ks slce.is
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WNkf INLAND fhkkr-LANDb 4
SIFort Hamilton. Ths ae-nborf NAUsuON
~ y. '01 low. as;ss We 8. sot1 ;s ssnSi 3
l.yS w. iSx, * Leave. scsri. Z Pr = b
", l. LAav@ Consy lslsadt Last TIP, ~ ~
Fare, including return tiakst 70 oent.. AIS a.
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EXCURSIONS = THE FAvORTJ Kt
hstssmer COL BLLswORTH, With salos
% sn.rtsrw,s OF .,0Gs esss faT Tupas
bouth T. jyo 24se'lF
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MAO0svILLi, CoSS, Feb. 3, 1901.
Nh. srALDrSG,
Ihave tssi your q phale Pills, sEd tfks them %
losll that want you 10 teld me two dosArs' worth
more.
Pat OF there ayo for tbs neghhovs 10 whom gave
afe . out Of tho fyst box got q N you.
Send the Piln W mai and % lac
Your che rrry AM.
JAMES kennedy.
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y IT'ILNNIII hiICnt JAZZ ~ IoV1s
Mn. SrALDISG,
Sc:
Not long Fl SEQ sent 10 you for boz OF CeRhSlls
Pills ~ Ins oare of Nirv0us PeNdashs aud CO'tlve-
be~t AZ reserved sane, AID they had 30 good an
sfI,st that Wa inop ed 70 tOnd Dor moro.
pleete " Id by Ielu mall, Dbtetis
A X. WHEELER,
Yi.llAuti, Mich.
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WITH A CASE caPrE,L OF $4,000
hUSzrD IN srQoKs OF rus sJkTE OF kzw YoA.
ANB fIRsf- CLASS BOaba AND
noaraAsn
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AZ these TSstfnonials vsrs ygsSlSitcd ~ M Spaa-
stsodcv VI this truly sctenty1e o'stoVeTv.
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Fyorl TIC Western Il. r. Gazette, Chicago, H.
We hsutly endorse Mr.. spAldlns, and his unri-
vailed CtpaAAie l1lis-
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REYsoLpspraG, Frsnk in Co., ohio,l
Jan. y, 1851.
HssRy O BpALpIsh
No. Is Sedsf ~. N v.
n.aR SIN.
Inclcsed fro tyepy't,, cents !f5), for which
Rev VIM. q. FiiIer, RsyLoltsbht, Franklin Co.,
Ohio.
mest iItotdiiteT. -
Nm. q. FILLER.
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From the Advertiser. Providence, n. I.
Tho CeTbAllo PAS raid - lie a reGi. kAbly a.
feet feney fIr ~s tcsca he, aud ooe Of She very
that very iIstSlt comp amt which haa ever
beeh discovered
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-16
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure Port Wine

Imported and bottled by himself put up fer medic
inal purposes, with his certificate on the bottle;
warranted pure and the best quality.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-04-16

Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding 8 lines 25
eants for each insertion; over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81 {; without notice, free.
Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivals, PicDics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under
the head of Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
rates.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and 50 in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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nnnLPRO WnLPES

UDULPHU WULFhS
Pure s HI erry Wine,
Imported and bottled by himself, the same the
Pert Wine.
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BUILDING.
To Contractors & Builders |!

Proposals will be received at Parke County
Bank, at Rockville, Indiana, for the erection Of q
building to be used for banking and ether purposes
The party taking the work will furnish all materi-
ais and labor. Building to be of Brick, with Iron
Front, nrst story, and Iron Window Caps and sills
Plans and specif cations TO be at the of1ce OF
the Bank, after the 23d inst. until the I'd day Of
May, and to which time proposals will be received
@. W. LBVINGS, Cashier.
Rockville, April 10th, 1861. aP-d&w2w
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There is regular daily communication with HEN
DEBsOE and NEwBURGH by boat and land convey
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UDOLPHO WOLFE'S
Pure ia m a i C a r u N 4,
ST. CROIX RUM, SCOTCH & IRISH WHISKY
All the above imported and bottled BY himself
warranted pure and the bsst quality.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Crittenden Exchange,
kl A A G = - r

(BErwEES FoURrH AND FIFTH sFEBEBs.)
T. REDMOND. PROPRIETOR
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UDOLPHO WOLFR,s

UDOLPHO WOLFR's
Pure M a deira Win
Imported and bottled by himself, for private and
medicinal use, the best Wine ever offered for faIe
to the trade in bottles. This wine is warranted
perfectly pure.
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PRIOR 25 CENTS PEE BOX; BOXES FoR 81 %.

Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, States
men, and eminent personages have lent their
to certify the unparalleled snness of these
remedies but our space here will not permit the In
sertiOn OF them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they are
given with also full descriptions Of the above
plaints and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand AYRR's, and take other The sick want
the best aid there Is for them, and they should
have 1t.
All ou- remedies sold wholesale and retail by
Keller White, n. s. Thompson, Bierbower 4
Pearce, LEIGH O,rlstadt, Evansville, and by all
dealers in medicines evervwhers.
Wholesale agents, Allan & Co., Cincinnati, and
r. a. Robinson & Co., louisville.
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Kan DOG. RHEsH RRGS .aT
OOO (ap12) b. A. COOKS eureka Bazaar.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
YoR TIE CURE OF

Coiveaess JGtsdiee, Dyspepsia HsdioestioR DgseRtey
Foul Stomach, ErBSipeLds, Headache, Piles, Rhstna
tisn, EYNptoRs, and Ska Diseases, Liver plaiHf
Dropsg, Tsster, Tanors and SAX RhsHIa, Worms,
Gott, EeHralgia a DtHnsr Pill, osd for Purifying
the Blood.
They are ugar-costed, 30 that be most sensi-
tive take them pleasantly, and they the
best sperent Ia the world for all the purposes Of
family physie.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE't
Pure Cognac Brandy,

Imported and bottled by himself, warranted pure,
and the best quality with his certificate the bot
tie, and his seal on the cork.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
LATEST NEWS.


t. miormatIo" mas oe1h ~ -
tAaj there are t"el|e Io''> III o'''l'1
vile, defended ~ helo pieces 'i'i5'
"a Senator Foot introduced a re>olu-
non Yesterday, authorizing tA'I President
to till vacancies III the Naval Academy
by immediate appointment o. cadets
- Senator CoLIamer j. 10 be- CHAIR
lnaIl ot the judiciary committee, q posi-
,ion which his great learning as .u~i-i
will ol4abI. Linn to adorn.
- 1,l.. We've York Times Na-A.n.
,,n 'orr.,,o9a..n. ay..-~A movement,
:. ~, tnn- a,oona ttn ultra aboii,loui-c~ in
Coogr... to orr.uiz. an oppo,itiou 70
praSiIan- i,in[oln,. administration. We
I..I;o,a .I...,.' I'll bash
~ Il j. predicted that active opera
ton, will soon commence below Alexan
dria. Gen. Furnishes brigade is TO move
from Annapolis to oin Gen. Sumner d.
vision, and the strength OF the rebel bat
terie> before his position will be thorough
ly tested.
e. A hin will he introduced into Con-
c,rass to the rffaot that no nerSon can
claim rei,oh,r.emen,s from the govern
,nant fo, damao..s occa,ioned bv federal
troons in occunot;on NJ land ar otherwise
nxcent such ~ earnestly assist the Govern,
ment in nuttino down the rebelion.-
Amen.
-. NJ, y = So,;4on., Co,,,,,,;. L;o,
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
THE NAVY.

The report of the Navy Department,
exhibits the position of the Navy in its
augmented and increased condition. The !
report is a lengthy one, recounting the |
usual minute of such P,lb. Docs, and then |
shews the contrast between the condition /
before and since the inauguration Of the
present Administration. 1t compliments
Capt. Wilkes, for the capture of Messrs.
Mason and Slidell, and says he would
have been fully justified in Selling the
vessel which bore them. Since the instr
tuition Of the blockade, one hundred and
fiftv-three vessels have been captured for
attempted violation OF the blockade. 1t
then pays merited compliment to the
commanders of the feet. which effected a
landing respectively at Hatteras, in North
Carolina. and Port Royal in South Caro-
lima; speaks Of the great success attend
ing the Federal arms, and congratulates
Congress on the waving Of the old flag
once more on the soil of an avenged sum
Ter. 1t recommends the appointment OF
seven flag officers, from captains and com
manders. regardless Of previous seniority
in rank. and 10 hold the same after the
discontnuance Of the war, if by merltorI-
GUS action they prove their title TO II. 1t
devotes considerable space TO the Prva-
teers. and regrets the escape OF the Sum
ter, whose depredations are 50 widely
known, and casts a reflection on the COM
mander Of the Brooklyn for making %
feeble a chase. The greater part OF the
report i devoted to the Naval force and
| its interests There i now a total Of
| 264 vessels, 2,5j7 guns, and 2s,O16 tons
/ the aggregate number Of seamen in service
/ now Is $4,000 last March there were but
/ 1000 men. ~ vessels. and 80 guns. Ii
| favors the enlargement and increase %
| Naval schools II recommend. the en-
! ployment Of fugitive slaves, frOminsurrec
! tionarv place. if not insurgents, TO be
cared for and employed in som" u-etu
manner. with compensation Tor their la
Dor: but il insurgents, 10 BE- handed owe
10 the custody Of the Government. If th'
navy cannot furnish all with work. ther
the cases 10 be- referred 10 the army. /
no employment. can be given them. thel
they should be- allowed 70 eek a livelihoo'
without restraint. in any loyal portion q
the country. In other words. emanclpat
them. ], then proceeds To Civ the r.
CURED appropriated amounts for ;ht yea
ending Jun. 80. lSG2:
Eo-... >,.y, ,.-,r..- 81 -. 5sp y
For th- Mara Corp .-.-....- Ing 81 -
Tor nav. ard. b. ! i.4.-. sc - 1871 pa
The lengthy report concludes By CON
rIim.nring the -uborliuate- and the off
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

ever character found upon such plantation
T'ill be taken, and such provisions will be
used so far as may be necessary for the
sustenance Of the laborers thereon
Any deficiencies of subsistence will be
supplied by the United States Commissa-
ry upon the requisition of the agent. to
whom they will be charged and for which
he will account. The cotton and other
articles, when prepared for market. ~Iall
be shipped to New York. and - far a.
practicable, by the returning government
transports. AMI all shipments shall be- III
signed TO the designated agent al New
York. unless otherwise specially directed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. \
carefully detailed account will be kept by
the agent Of all supplies furnished by the
government, q nd OF all expenditures made
Each agent will transmit weekly report
of his proceedings TO the Secretary OF the
Treasury. and render hi account il du-
plicate monthly for settlement
All acquisitions. bills Of lading and III
voices will be couuter-igned by the mill,
| tary commander or by such officer a 10
NAV designat Tor the purpose. Eacl
aren't will 20 transact hi business. am
keep his accounts. that a little INJURY a
possible NAV accrue TO private citizens
! who may mali ltain, or may within reason
/ able time resi- M the character OF loya
/ citizens OF the United States.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
The @ntland gerald.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5.

EEWe fully concur with the Albany
,Tournal. that one of the worst Pro-Sla-
very sheets in the North is the Boston
Courier. 1t goes into spasms every time
a proposition to touch negro during the
vyar. is preached. It lives in constant ag-
ony lest in some manner or other the
:. Peculiar Institution should be bruised
in the conflict. 1t appears to consider 1t
Of more consequence that four millions OF
human beings should be held in bondage
than that the Union should be preserved,
We do not envy such spirit. 1t re-
fleets no credit either upon the head or
heart of a Northern man. We do not
desire to see the war assume the form OF
An abolition crusade; but we do desire to
see Slavery let severely alone." We
would not assail it as such; but we 00utd
let it take care of itself. We would not
deny it single constitutional right but
we would hedge it about by no special
sanctities. We wonld make no assaults
upon it as long as Il kept its place; but
we would furnish it with no body guard
10 shield it against the accidents of war
Through all our ranks, the watchword
should be- We march against Treason
and let Slavery take care of itself -
This is the only true doctrine-this Is the
only creed worthy Northern patriots To
90 beyond this would be to provoke
vet fiercer and deadlier elements OF strife
to stop short of this would be to turn an
army OF Freeman into a pack OF slave
catchers. The Courier hangs on 10 tho
latter horn OF the dilemma. Let 1t hang
Il will find but a sorry squad Of followers
OF lis degrading creed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12

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TEaA>jEi DflAErWLNI. Nov. 30. l9'o.
Ia orir~ "a ;A- security "u. proper Dis
g.o-j.lou OF .a. productions "t ta" -o....*na
..l other property found within th" limits
o.. ~.a..-- or paris 50. STATE a~-.ar~. '' %"
in .r-urr-r..uu a-.l.-r ta- a.:'l ~.5,.-.
and now "reui.ea or {" be. h~r"-..'.r ""@.i-
ru.a lv ,.. tr0an~ and authority a iii"
MON. -a.. following rr..at.u- ara e--
.5I-a-..
Their. -.#. h- --.,1-~..e. - ''.. $50
.....l.E al. III. Treasury. "..4 r... a"mr"..a-
-.ur .5 t... In.-5...r. a-.#.- -.. -".- fl.
-.... ...-,- oa i.ae'- a- a... Hr 4".# o. ".f-
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s...-, s.ur..- 4 ~.tN. .- Z. -......- "'.. pre-
-@r. rur aasas.. .,.e rH."a s." -'o.. .tl--
e.. nn.He.- and property SIS 1884,. Poo. ."aHt
a a~aa-M "..a" Ill. .a"- @ I'D. array.
or under Ill. eA'r". Of .-- ."-. E.i""...o.-
.tic~
t. cnai Be >uch agents 10 lai.al the '.a-
ti~- deyo.vei upon ,hom. '.'o military and
naval authorities. under proper 'n~tru'-
tiou-. w5l. render such mI.liar. protection
and aid a. may BE- relu." 10 carry "ui
the intentions OF this department. Per
sons held 10 service tor lite under STATE
laws, who may he found within such Inn
it,. may be- employed by the agent VINO
will prepare list embracing the names
sex and condition Of such persons and Is
near ~ may be. their respective a2e>. TO-
gether with the name OF any person claim
ing their services, which h>t> shall be
in tripIicate--one Tor the military COM
mandant. ono Tor the files OF the agent.and
one TO be Immediately forwarded 10 the
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-12-12
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF
WAR.
The strength of the army now in the
service is stated as follows:
IIIO DCNICIdIJ 81
The conspiracy against the Government

The Secretary says =
The conspiracy against the Government
extended over an area of 1914 square
miles, possessing a coast line OF 1923
miles, and a short line Of 2j,414 miles,
with an interior boundary line of 1881
miles in length. This conspiracy strip
ped US of arms and munitions, and scat
tered our Navy to the most distant quar-
tiers of the globe. The effort to restore
the Union, which the Government entered
on in April last, was the most gigantic en-
deavor in the history of civil war. The
interval Of seven months has been spent
in preparation.
The histoT of his rebellion, in common
with all othe rs, for obvious reasons, re-
! cords the first successes III favor of the III
surgents. The disaster of Bull Run was
| but the natural consequence OF The pre-
mature advance of our brave but Indlscl-
plined troop4, which the impatience OF the
country d 4na nded. The betrayal also OF
our moveni ehts by traitors in our midst
enabled the rebels TO choose and ntrench
their position, and by reinforcement IN
great strength, at the moment OF victory.
to snatch it from our grasp. Ihlsreverse
however. gave no discouragemen! 10 our
gallant people: they have crowded into
our ranks. and although large number.
/, have been necessarily rejected, mighty
army in invincible array stands eager tc
precipitate itselfupon the foe. IAe check
that we have received upon the Potomac
has. therefore, but postponed the cam
paign for few months. The other sue
cesses of the rebels. though dearly won
were mere affairs. with no important O
permanent advantages. The possession
of Western Virginia and the occupation 0
Hatteras and Beaufort have nobly redeem
cd our transient reverses.
= In regard to the treatment Of lave
who come into our lines. &c. the Necre
tary says:
it Is already a grave question wha
shall be done with the slaves who AT
abandoned by their owners on the adyanc
Z Of our troops into Southern territory, a
. at Beaufort District, in South Carolina
The number left within our control Al tia
point is very considerable, and -lmjla
casts will probably occur. What ,na,l T.
done with them Can W.. afford To -ru
them forward 10 their ma-tcr-. to be- J.
them armed against Us or used ln Intro
l. ducing supplies 10 maintain thu rebellion
- Their labor may be- useful 10 IL; withheld
$ from the enemy i, lessons his militar, r.
e sources. and Withholding them 10 80 ter
dercy L. induce tire horrors incurred
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THE SEVENTH REG1MENr.-Ihe re-
crui,ing for this regiment is now progress
ing. It is understood that it will go into
camn at Rutland as soon as the ranks are
filed. Lieut.. Roberts of the Rutland
Light Guard, is to be Colonel. Steps are
about being taken to fit up barracks in Flo
raj Hall and others of the numerous sub
stantial buildings on our Fair Grounds
This can be done at little expense, land tht
troops will be made entirely comfortable
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see, in unmistakable proportions, the COM
mercial and social position of the Empire
State.
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CAVALRY REG1MENT.-We learn from
Col. Williams, Secretary of Civil and
Military Affairs, that the Cavalry Regi-
yaent will leave Burlington Saturday
morning next, and that the colors will be
presented to the Regiment by Gov. Hol-
brook on Thursday afternoon mex.