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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-05

q Missouri money 10 taken BY most Of
oar merchants u IS cents on the dollar, and
% change given back Tor ave dollar bills.-
II ID the most troublesome and tho msansss
currency Ne bsss ever bad ,-scafoely az
cspting Keokak City Sssip,-snd ~ hope il
will speedily bs driven out, never 80 return
until il represents gold and silver.
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ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS.
The Volunteers Daily Union Prayer Meeting
viii Be held In the Chatham Square Methodist
Church, every evening 1t "A O'clock.
Ala the volunteers are earnestly and cordially
invited - attend.
ivue<d
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ATTENTION. AOONC AME0ACA.
The members Of Young America Fire Company
are hereby notified 70 attend monthly meeting Of
the conpsny, to - held 1T their Engine House on
Wednesday June 1h, 1t n pm.
By order. X. II. WOOSTER,
II. c. LASnEs, Sec'y. President.
June s, eI-dIt
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0By reference to the Horticulsotal no
tiee il will DO seen that the place Of exhibi-
inn - = ~ = ~ ti1v bIiir
ings House. Il 10 hoped that every person
Who hss anything beautiful or good 10 the
way Of fruits or fowers will contribute them
80 the e1hibition. The enterprise 10 . de-
serving one and should be encouraged. A
committee viii be 81 the Billings House do
ring to morrow morning for the arrange
msnt Of the tables.
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BAnKERs, NOTICE.

From and after this date We the urdessignet
Bankers OF the City Of keokuk viii rscsivs .
Banksbis funds, Iowa. Ohio Indiana, and Easter
specie paying banks, ard continue to receive y
currency Missouri Bank Notes. All former bal
laness se,tled on the carrency basis heretofore
understood.
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will parade in front Of their respective quar-
tors, for drill under their officers sDtil 1890.
Orderly Cali 1t It A. NJ, 1t which hour
the Orderly SergsaDtsof companies will re-
pair 70 the Adjutant's Quarters for orders.
Dinner CoA Is II NJ.
DriiI Cal ~ 4P. NJ; to By followed BY
company drill for one hour.
Assembly ~ s p. NJ. At this hour tho mu-
&c VI! assemble CO .1.s pa ss.s,
and each company turn out under arms be-
fore its own quarters for roll-eAll and inspec-
tion By its own ofkcers. Ten minutes after,
the AdjutAnts Call will b given, when the
Captains will march their companies (the
band playing) 20 the Regimentsl parade.
when they will take their positions in order
Of battle, for dreaa parade. . assi sss
Tattoo II ? r. n. Roll oall without arms.
Taps At9.3O P. n. At mis- signal lighta
will Be put ont IN tho quartefs, except NJ
several guard hooses and the quarters Of ths
officers Of the day and Head Quarters. q .-
fhs morning rspArts Of csmpaaiss will be
msde n z LIZ O'Clock i. M d y ass'aa sas
The guard Esports al be made immedi.
ately alter the guard II relieved B, as 4 nj
Allrsqusitiuns Of compaptps will be hant.
p TO tho Adjn.An II l1;30 y, u. sAeh dAy,
Tor ths examination Of the Colonels aanA Ill
artfslss " ~ 1Mlivh6d b. 49, osrter 49,
ftsr, ineloai1E tse WI hs given oxe u
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6tationrrp ann fanep gooos.
s. rTHE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-'fHE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD
On receipt Of Of the fooxins sums n ea,h or p.
directed Gold Pen Pens 'eieefaS The 'd"e se'o'''
10 ''''' ''''"o GoLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES,
For rs cents the Magic fen for % cents the Lucsy Zen
for 20 cents the AwayRsdy Pens for Is cents the Elegant
Pen; and for si, the Escslsior Pea.
The sizes are, Nos e. "a snd6
THE SAME PENS IN sILyER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For 30 esn, the Magic Pen; for IS cents ths Luekv Pen
for 81 the Always Ready PEN for 81 rs the ElsSas, Pea
and for FL 20 The sseeST fsn laos 9e'1 pos, ave %
wear Of every Of which will far ouia'i gross Of the best
The name "a. Merton Number and "QuAliiy' are
stanped o the following Pen, ard the Points warranted
fO I months except sssu'. accident Tho numee" lndi
adapted for the pocket No the smallest aud No 10 the
largest Mammoth Gold Pen for the desk Long aud medium
aud made only Of frat quality The engraving are fac sim
'i'' Of INC &c GoLD Id fESs. WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents No Pen. lot quality, or No Pen, ID
For tl No Pen, Is, quality, ora No. Pom ID quality
or a No 4Pen, 80 quality.
For sI2s .No Pea ls quality, or aNo. 4Psn "a quail.
For 81 o. NO PEN 1T qu.y, or mo. Pen ID quail.
y; or No. Pen Sd quality
For 81 25, No. o Pen LIST quality.
THE SAME GOLD PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 90 aNo Pen. lG qualliy or No Pen 70 quality
For ~ rs sNo Pen, ls quality, orANO Pen I'd quail
ty. or a No. Pen ID quality
For 81 No. Pen Ia, quality No Pen, I'd qus'y,
or No Pen, I'D quslty.
For s2 SO No. Pea let quality No. Pen, I'd quail
ity, OF a No Pen Sd quality. 49,
FOR 80 No. Pen, Is quality, or No. Pen I'd quality
For So so No. Pen, LIST quality.
GOLD PENS, ALL let QUALITY, IN NsILNER-MOUNTED
DEsK-HOLDERS.
For 81 No. Pen; for 81 rs aNo. 5Psn; Tor 81 - q
No. 6 Pen; For 80 80 No. Pen - ,
For s4s No. Peni for e5sNo. sPen; and for Sol No
10 Pen. . ,
The ist Quality" pointed with the best Irdosniin
Points carefully selected and Of this quality are sold
with the slightest imperfecon which skill and the closest
scrutiny can detect a.,
The ID Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
previous to the year 1900 ,. H.
rsbty Elscty aud Good Wrting Qualities he only true
onsderstiops) any Gold Pens made elsewhere =,
In exsd 10 the Cheap Gold Pens be beg leave to say that
previous operating his Sew aad Patented saene'' ne
the pioe had the Gold beea furnished ratuitously.
Address A. NORTON, ,
No. rs Maiden Lane New York
FOR SALE by all dealers in the line Throughout the
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THE TRIBU UNE ALMA A
FOB 1862.

aThi. popular ANNUAL will be ready about January and
will contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States Of the Union
holding elections in 1861 carefully complied for the Tribune
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1862;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED sTATES-Ereeutve
and Judicial Envoys Extraordinary and Ministers Resident
from the United States at Foreign Courts;
SENATE Of the UNITED STATES Members Of CLASH
tied;
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, OF the UNITED
STATES. Politically classified.
LIST Of STATES, Capitals Governors, times Of Legsls
tive Meetings. General Elections etc.;
POPULATION Of EACH STATE by COUNTIES, also
the Population Of the principal Cities Of the United States
from the Census Of 1850
THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
Special Sessor-both complete;
Also, ABSTRACTS of the other important Acts of the
Second Session Of the XXXVlh Congress and the Special
Session Of the XXXVIIth. Also the important Procla
nations Of President Liucon
CHRONOLOGICAL ACCOUNT Of the important events
connected with the Rebellion and other matters Of genera
interest
PRicE 10 cents copies for sI 100 copies So postage
paid. BY Express. 81 per 100. Cash orders solicited
Address THE TRIBUNE,
Naw.Yorl
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Third Edition.
7 hfrd EdltIon
The Lirfltiobn Libel Sp:f.-Dexitt c. l


The Lirtleiobs Libel Sp.t.-Dewitt c. Littlejohn
sgsin.. Bersee Greeleydsusss laid s2oOOtrieo
late Oswesc Ccu before Judge Bacon and fully reported
THE TRIBUNE by j. L. Croshy-is published in
pscS pamphlet Of 8 pages and Tor sse this Office Price 10
Although the greet Of the evidence collected for
ense rules out Judge b. yet the opening that side
BY IsAIAh T. WILLIAMS, esq. gives good idea Of its
character and Of the grounds OF de.teem Of The NewYok
ieAion Of 1860 its engineers aud their instruments The
rulings Judge BACON the comments thereon by JOHN
n PORTER esq. Of Albany deserve and viii coInnaud the
attention Of lawyers and juss And whoever
whatever be said sganst the defendant in this suit
bitter political general adversary who ows thst he is
to answered be ahed with the summing for
plaintiff by the Hon. HENRY a. FOSTER TIE cross
examination the defendant by the Hon. CHAs B. SEDG
WICK likewise presents noteworthy sspects As po-
foa hoe suits less than formerly and az the
lsgs,ion $50 subiec ofeDduns interest, believe
many win lind this pamphlet worth reading and preserving
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Chances for Business Men.

MILLS for SALE in CANADA WEST.-A
IVl Steam FIGURING and Circulsrsaw Mill, situated In
good wheat growing county station the Great Western
Railway The MIL doing good business. Has thee
Of stones with merchant machinery Cost $4,000 WIN
be sold other property taken IN exchange, for nearly half
FIRST cost Address Box No. 2l0 Hamilton, c. W.. or Boz
No. laf Tribune Office
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Real estate for Gale.


TOR SALE-Up-tOwn BROOkLfN LUIS
IL situated Evergreenav Centraev, Magnolia and other
rees 18th Ward Brooklyn two blocks from Broa5wsye
Apply TO !. L A Nj. SUYDAM, Evergreensv., Brooklyn
H. ID.
L,OR SALE or to RENT-A fiBt-class four
I story brown. stone front HOUSE, situated in 4lsts.
nb houi. east sthav and built In the best manner
Appk 10 W. N. SEYMOUR Co., No. latham square.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.--A Tract Of
i good FARMING LAND, oil deep loan soil. level, aud
free from 80 miles ON the Long 10 and Railroad for
sale in auantities snit at $40 per Terms
T. A BUNCE. No City Hall Place Chsmbersst.
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s. DREsCOTT's PRIZE PACKAGE. The

original PHcket best Of its Kind contain new In
6ne Union Stationery and gin Of Jewely Send for ccuars
Also Patriotic Packets without Jewelry Best thing for the
Army, b, ,UAsKINS x Co., No. - BeekD'sStt, N T.
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Militarp Notires.

The Woman's Central Association OF Relief
desire 10 receipt Of the following contributions
FROM A Chapman. SO; from Miss Hunter se s0i from
Lsdy, Sill 0f from Miss T. Collins s4 from Miss Hardy,
s.; from Mrs r. l.. Stuart $50
For H. POTTER, Treasurer, w.
Atte tention.-SEyENrY. .EIGHTH CAMERON HIGH
hANDERs--Three Dollars tS3 bounty will paid to
hearted able men on being mustered into my company.
Warn bsracks and abundant provisions provided nne
dsely on enrolment Recruiting Office No 545 Broadway
sseIaent JAMES e. ROBERTSON, Captain.
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Csc. A. LEAvirr, Aaconeer.
DEGULAR PARCEL SALE Of ENGLISH aud
III AMERICAN BOOKS, to commence on WEDNESDhn
MORNING. Dec. 4, ct 0 o'clock, and FOLLOWING DA1.
GEO A. LEANITT X Co.. Auctioneers. new Trade Sale
Rooms Nos u aud 23 Merces The catalogue contains in
voices many of the prominent puhh.s and soIds an
Opportunity 70 buy good books cheap Catalogues
may be obtained Of the Sale Rooms
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1..s-The SECOND BATTALION

D,r,;,euu Zouayes.--The SECOND BATTALION
Of bs sp,ndd regiment viii follow the first which has le
for the seat with dispatch hecIus VII De .eceyea
a. he % AZ the Principal Quarters, No. 66 Whtes.
baT el deertes who desire to join their regiment may
NC or they viii be severely dealt with. By order
CONC '' O"' W. MERRITT, Major ID Battalion.
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Sales br Aurtlon.

A UCTION SALES.-METROPOL PO-
~ LICE AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROP
ERTY, At Drill. room over Ceutre Market on THURSDAY,
sth lust, at 10 O'Clock . IN.
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5pcrlal Notlffs.

.-. r..,,,,o stated Monthly Meeting OF
ts Institute win be held at its rooms NJ ~ a. O'clock
BINDING THIS Thursday EVhSrrHpS Rec See pro tenn
------ i. hsns6t OF the WILSON INDUS
Tk%% ScaUo q As sCer bS. Of iTvas Plae9 and
i5tb-st) THIS tI,,nns by Mr. J. B. BROWN the cele
so ciock ;.. and Recitsons and Singing by the
Tickets so csnts TO be had at the door
~.,,..-Tp The Joint Special Committee Of the Common
, NON ce...oiued to receive Capt. CHARLES, WILKES
nosneS wil meet 10 the Governors Room, City He'll at
~ clf this D where the ceremony Of presenting such
a. onr citizens desrous Of paying their respects TO him.
,ll ,sle place The public are invited to be present
ISAAC DAYTON,
ANDRE FROMENT cu,,i,.oa
MICHAEL TU0MEY, pna,3 ~
Wm. Il. BRADY, ( .iS.ro,sn
IRA A. ALLEN, ~
FLA BOOLE
THOS. STEPHENSON !
II. T. CLEAVEJANO, Committee
JOS. SHERMAN. Board OF
JABOB NJ LONG, Councimen
MICHAEL c. GROSS,
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fonses an0 farms n)ante6.

XyyANTED-By a small family, part OF a
w FURNISHED HOUSE, with sil the convenencies for
housekeeping Family without children preferred also neat
End clear Terms moderate. Address FRANCIS, Tribune
Office.
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LAVE YOUR MAGAZINES BOUND

nay be preserved at trDg cos. by little mrly attention
3ook. binding In every style al low prices by ho"h
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Cavalry.
IIIDeUARTERs, No. "a BROADWAY, l
Nrw.Nopk NV. 26 1851 {

NEw-YoRK, Nov. 26, 1861. I
By sutoriiy from the War Department and the sanction
Il his Excellency, Gov Morgan. JAMks b. SWAIN, lot
Cavalry u. s. A. recruiting foT Regiment OF Nolun
ts. Cavalry for three years during the
by the Kindness OF his Exceency Gov Morgan, aud Of
Qaztssmsser Arthur the brick barracks at the QUasnDe
Lending have assigned tie quarters Of the Regiment
during It, formation.
Lieut. Swain has orders to join the army ia the field for
sse service the different battsons may be or
EzniLed
The sn,rns equipments and for the Regiment have
oeen provided and will be served to the fast they
are enlisted
ofhssrs having parts Of companies recruited will be
eesea and Organized application at these headquarters
mn Is PROBABLY the last and only Regiment OF Csvsl'y
. VIZ De Organized In this State during the War those de
o. oinieg this branch Of the service must embrace this
oppotcnity. JAMES B. SWAIN,
lst Cavalry, U. s. A., Colsne Commanding.
sSrsst Inducements are offered by the RST RItGl-
~ - v 70 absbodied desiring to enlist IL l.
SSsoAnaed oy Col GARRkT DYCKMAN the hero Of the
Aetcen ~ar and now at Newport News Va has been 10
nSe npr a aud thoroughly proficient "a orgspi
=, sne afih sworn IN for two years Il has but 10 months
ssa e oe.ng then aonorsby discharged and each
ooanty OF so0. few men are wanted TO increase
,. fal standard who. on application Al the Recruiting
~. no ~ broadway will at be mustered is receis
~fF'y mo uliiorn, aud be sent 10 the seat OF war
AsseesL j. FRED. PERSON, ReeIps,iDg QfIesg
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NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, GIRO
~ MIC CONSUMPTION, MARRIAGE, &c. Intended
tor Eaisr ase-By C. D. HhssoSD M D. Profe':si OF
York Price 81. GODFREY, Bookseller, No. 81l Broad
way; ROSS TOUsEY. No l2l Ns.ssu-st. RICHARDSON,
No. Neseyst N Y; TRENWITH, lO7 South 3dst. Phil
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Mem pnblieatlons.
FROS THE Press OF
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~ PHILADELPHIA.


MCCLELLAN U. S. CAVALRY.
REGU LATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE FIELD
SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES CAVALRY IN
TINE OF WAR BY GEORGE b. McCLsLIAN Major
General United states Army.
To which is added the Basis Of Instruction for the United
States Cavalry from the authorized Tactics including the for
nation Of regiments and squadrons the duties and posts oi
officers lessons in the training and OF the horse
tsd by numerous diagrams with the signals and ca now IN
outposs aud patrol duty With dI for the nse Of
cayalry skEsber, mounted and dismouDted vol limo
Fully illustrated. 81 so.
FIELD MANUAL OF EYOLUTIONS OF THE LINZ
THE FIELD MANUAL OF EVOLUIlONS OF THE
LINE srsnged in tabular form for the use Of officers Of the
United States Infantry being SEQUEL to the authorized
United States Infantry Tsccs Transated with adaptations
20 the United states Service from the latest French snho
ties BY Capt. Henry COFFEE late Instructor In the u &
Military Academy at West Point. Price, so cents
FIELD MANUAL OF BATTALION DRILL
THE FIELD MANUAL or BATTALION DRILL. Con
tanng ell the and manuyer 10 the School OF the
Battalion WITH the commands arranged In tabular FORMS and
istiou the u. s. Service BY Cap. HENRY COFFEE late
Instructor ct the L. s. Military Academy Of West Point
Nearly ready.
MCCLELLAN'S EUROPEAN CAVALRY
EUROPEAN CAVALRY including details Of the oTgani,
zaon OF the Cavalry Service among the principal nsiio o
Europe-comphsng England France Rosis, Prussis An,
tTie, and Ssrdins By GRO. r. MCCLELLAN, MsjoIGenef
U. S. Army. vol l2mo. Fully illustrated. 81 S
MAcLEoDS SURGERY OF THE WAR IN THE
CRIMEA Notes the Surgery Of the War In the Crimea
with Remarks the Treatment Of Guushot Wounds By
GKoRGE II. b. MACLEOD MD. FRC.S, Surgeon 10 the
General Hospital in Camp before sevastopol, &c vo!
l2uo.
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Cost an0 foun6.

i M. Office On Tuesday evening q POCKET BOOK con
tsning about 100 aud pspsfs Ihe ABOVE ard will
be- paid by leaving the above st Ibe Ineule Otlce
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DARTNER WANTED-In Manufacturing

FpAkINER WANIED-ln ldnufacuirlDg
aud Job51g Business. The advertiser owns valuable
Trade Mark He also has ell machinery, snd his
goods have reputation and regular sale which, oy
Intelligent efforts be considerably increased But ne
csh owing panic and other sufficient reasons ich
initiate against the protablenes Of the business Any
who command $1,000, part on January and the
residue IN ns,smens the progress OF the business called
ii any who desires to put son in moderate
and safe business have opportunity TO do So proVded
Men of moderate expectations addressed Men who arc
ambitions Of large warehouses and large stocks OF proh
The profits large. Men who too modest to s.ye their
proper address that ofome per,on through whom
they can be reached need not respond No particulars will
be given except in personal interview. T. W. Tribune
Office.
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A CCOUNT BOOKS and STAT1ONERI.-A
"A full supply cor nsanty hand and ade to order Bns
men are call at the old stand Good and cheap
II0VrT A FERRY late y. Raynor, No. IS Bowcry.
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NNHE GREAT DUSSELDORF GALLERY oi
Il PAINTINGS !-On exhibition, over $50 Works o. At,
Paintings scnlpnres, 6e at new nssute oi An Ne 'A'
Broadway. Day ard Evening, Admit!op 70 ctn's
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PIILADEL-
PHiAFor the relief OF the sick and distres-ed afflicted
with Nrulent and Chronic De~es and especially Diseases
Of the Sexual Organs.
Medical advice given graft. BY the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS on SPERMATORRHuA or SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS aud other Diseases Of the Se,ssl OSns
and on the NEW REMEDIES employed In the Dspensafy
sent in sealed letter envelope Tree OF ehsTEe Addtr,,
DIR. J. BKILLlN HOrGHTOS. Howard Association,
Ne. 2 South gih.st., Philsdelplia
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nlnsiral Jnslrnments.

DARMOREs celebrated Premium PIANOS,
ID the best In use at prices the ,mes-Splendid
Piano for $50 Mandatory No. 3i8 Bleecker.t
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UGUST BRENTANOs

"A BOOK. STORE. STATIONERY and NEWS EMPO-
RUM, No. 6J6 BRoADwAY.
At this estsbbment always be had the following Bos-
OIL and Philadelphia papers:
Boston journal Herald Transcript, Saturday Evening Ga
zee aud Commercial Bulletin lgving failures and changes
in busncssl
Philadelphia Ledger. Press, and Enquirer
Ali Foreign and American NewspspeIs aud Pehodicas are
Lel constantly hand For sale Ia single numbers served
mailed subscribers in any part Of the city country
without extra charge
KB-Bsck numbers Of the principal periodicals., Newsps-
peIs and Msgaziuet always on hand
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ESTABLISHED in 1S43.
IL WILLIAM K CORNWELL
BOOKSELLER and STATIONER,
No. 33l Pearl-st.,
frsnklin.squxe Harper Broihers Buildings, N. Y.
Has hand large stock OF School, Medical Law, Theo'
logical Music Scientific aud Agricultural Books well a.
Bisnk Books Paper &c. Public and Private Libraries fur
nhed and particular attention given to filling orders for
tioneTy receive prompt attention. -
Books.ers and Teachers by ordering above, viii often
be able 10 obtain School Books Of kinds they been
sneces. .iul In procuring elsewhere.
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Yesir,cut of Volunteer Engineers.
r., FDWARD w. SERRELL, Lieut.. Col. JAMES y.
w" HALL. Major RICHARD BUTT.
This regiment has been sccepted by the War Department
and ore half of It h Hilton Head 5. CT the balance
10 GO within three weeks at the furthest.
Priya.es IN this regiment TO be paid
(sID SEVENTEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH
4 few rigrers boatbuders shipcsrpenters ponts
nies black smiths miners choppers umbermen nschinss
rockmen wheelwrghs boiler and railrosders viii
be received to complete the regiment.
Recruits under pay muster ed into service and furnished
with quarters and rations at
None but healthy and competent workmen need apply
The families Of the soldiers cared for by the authorities
Hegdquaers the of Chambers and Chatham sta
Enlistment for three years, or during the war.
New-York Nov %, 1851
u. :. mastering 0filce.-Oflicers of Volunteers
should written authority from their Colonies TO recruit
evidence U s. mastering Officers for transportation
settlement Of accounts This written authority should also
be ndored by the United States Muserng ind DsousDg
officer
No win be paid transportation given unless the
above rule Is conformed to.
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MESSRS. TICKNOR e. FIELDS
WI PUBLISH THIS DAY,
8 p A II f. III O II r s.;

By JOHN BROWN, NJ. D.,
Author OF Rab and Ills Friends" Horse Subseoive Gc
volume, l2mo. 81 so.
The author Of ab and His Frends scarcely needs In
PRODUCTION to American readers By this time many have
learned agree with wer the North Brsh Review that
Rab" Is all things considered the most perfect prose
tive since Lambs Rosamond Gray"
From The London Times Oct. 2l.
"0f all the John Browns commend us to Dr. John Brown,
the physician the Of genius the humores the student Of
men and dogs BY Of two beautiful volumes be
has given the public share his byhous and pleasant
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could not have been written but by of genius Whether
1t moves to laughter to tears 1t s perfect In its way and i'm
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Tenth Ward Republican Association.-A reg.
plar meeting the Association will be held FRIDAY
EVENING, eth ifss., at Ranks Hotel at y O'clock.
JOHN r. LAWRENCE, Chairman
S.s,ss %s; Ks5SCk; e.,:, Secretaries