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The Placer herald., 1861-09-28

STARS ON FLAGS AND Co1Ns.-In answer
to the query, why the stars on the United
States flag are FIVE pointed and those on the
coins six.pointed," the editor of the Histor-
ical Magazine answers, that the designer Of
the coin followed English, and of the flag
French custom. In English heraldio lam
guage the stars has six points; in the heral
dry of Holland, France, and Germany, the
star is five pointed. d.-BoSton Transcript.
The Placer herald., 1861-09-28

IMPROVED NAILs.-A French mechanician
states that nails formed with two sloping
edges may be driven into thin wood without
the risk of splitting it, provided they are
made to cut the wood across the grain. He
recommends the manufacturers to make
nails of this kind in order to save carpenters
the trouble and loss of time involved in
using gimlet or brad dawl. ''
The Placer herald., 1861-09-28
NUMBER 4.

CURE FOR GLANDERs.-Spencer r, Paneck,
in the cotton Planter, gives the following
account of the manner in which he cured
the g glanders. He says
My horse was a valuable one, and had
had the glanders some twelve or eighteen
months; so badlv did he have it tha: offer,
ed to sell him for fifteen dollars. He could
be heard breathe from fifty to one hundred
yards every breath. Indeed we could not
sleep we'll so distressing was his breathing,
the stable being close by. l determined to
kill or cure; SO for experiment on Monday
gave him as much calomel as would lie on
a ten cent piece; on Wednesday I did the
same; on Friday gave it to him again. On
Saturday he could bite a pumpkin; on Sun :
day l looked in his trough and found al
least quart of old mattery scales, with a
mixture Of matter ali in lump. From
that time he breathed easy, and never was
troubled with glanders; it was perfect cure.
worked him in my buggy for two years
after and traded him as sound horse to
a neighbor, who was familiar with his dia-
ease all the time he had it. He was slight
Y salivated-was as good after as before.
A neighbor tried the remedy with equal sue
cess.
The Placer herald., 1861-09-28

STEAMER NEvADA.-We paid a visit to
the Nevada this morning, ;pd found crowd
of workmen Of all descriptions busily en-
gagged in pushing forward the improvement Is
and repairs on this favorte boat as fast as
possible. The forward projection of the
hurricane deck has been materially cut down,
SO as to catch far less wind than before.
Netting is being put around the entire upl
per or promenade deck, fore and aft, adding
greatly to the safety Of the juvenile passen'
gers. That part of the main deck formerly
occupied by the boilers is now enclooed,
making fine room for storing freight.
Arches haze been placed in the hold, com.
ing up through the main deck, adding
much to the strength of the hull and rem
dering "hogging" impossible. The boilers
have been increased in number and placed
in the hold, and other improvements made.
She will be running again in about two
weeks. s. Il. Journal.
The Placer herald., 1861-09-28
DR.. c. M. SHERIDAN.

n AS again located his Office at Iowa Hill being
1owa more @:e, central location for his practice
iowa Hill May llth, 186l-3m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-26

Estate Of ANN ELLENBERGER Late
OF Warren County. Illinois, decd.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters of
administration upon the above named
Estate have beeu granted to the under
signed by the Register of Monroe County.
in due form of law; therefore, all persons
indebted to said Estate arc requested to
make immediate payment. and those hav-
ing any just claims are also requested to
present them legally authenticated for
settlement to
Wm. K. SNYDER.
Administrator.
Del Water Gap. Sept 10, 1861. ct.
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Pike and Monroe Counties are not pre-.
pared to endorse the outrageous and un.
just course pursued by majority OF the
Delegates from Monroe, but will insist
upon faithful and impartial observaney
of democratic usages, we hereby present
JOHN 9. WEsTBRooK, of Pike County, as
the Regular Nominee Of the Democratic
Psrty, for the Office of Representative,
and as such entitled to our support.
DANIEL HORNBECK,
c. McCARTY.
SAMUEL }. CARHUFF,
NELSON S. VAN AUKEN,
JOSIAH f. KEYES,
JABEZ SIMONS,
OLIVER PLACE,
WARREN KEMBLE.
J.. f. BARNES.
9, 1861.
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Sharp Shooters
ATTENTION! !!

40 Men Wanted, to fill up the ranks OF
the Monroe Guards, to be kbown as Com
pany F, 10 Col. Stsunton's Regiment, now
encamped at Csmac's Woods near Phila-
delphia. Each recruit comes under pay
as soon as his name is enrolled, and will
be sent to Camp free of charge. This
is a rare opportunity to enter the service
of the country. Apply at the Recruiting
Station, at the Indian Queen Hotel,
StroudsSurg. Pa, where a sample OF the
uniform can be seen and all inform alton
obtained
GEO. K SHUTTER. Capt.
Stroudsburs, Pa. Sept. 26, 1861.
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New Marble Yard.

The subscriber, having employed Ja-
cob 3. Hinliue, an experienced stone cut.
ter, can supply any person in want of
plain or ornamental Grave. Stones, Monu-
ments, &c, of good sound marble, at
moderate prices.
Yard on Main street. adjoining my store.
ROBERT HUSTON.
N. B.-Customers may rely that will
not be undersold BY any stone cutter in
the State.
Stroudsburg, August 8, 1861.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-26

THIS well known medicine is no imposition, but a
l. sure and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and
DISTINCTIONS, from any cause whatever: and although
powerful remedy, II contains nothing hurful to the
constitution TO married ladies' tits peculiarly suited
1t will short time, bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
I'm all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain in
lhe back and limbs, fatigue slight exerion palpa-
ton OF The heat, Mysteries and whites these Pills will
effect cure hen all other means have falled and al.
jhough powerful remedy, 90 not CONAN iron calo
mc autimony. anything hutlul TO the constitution
Full directions inthe pamphlet around each package
y hch should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized Agent will insure bottle, containg 30 pills
BY return mail. For sale IN Stroud>burg, by
Iuv 81. 1850 -ly. in. DURLING, Agent
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General Election
SHENEFF'S pROG-AGgI!ATI0S.

Whereas, by an act otthe General Assem-
olv OF the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
entitled IAN act regulating the General Elec-
lions within the said Coiomonwea aih. pass
ed on the 2d davi of July, 1889, ii is made
the duty of tie High Sheriff of every coun-
ty. Ia give public notice OF such elections 10
he holden. and 10 make known in such no
lice what officers are 10 be elected There
tore. ! JAMES n DURLING, High
Sheriff Of the, county of Monrne, do make
snown by this proclamation 10 the electors OF
:he county OF Monroe. that a General Elec
linn viii be held in said county, on
Tuesday, ti.e s!E, os October
next. al the several election dist riots below
enumerated. at which time and places ire 10
be elected by the freemen of the county OF
Monroe.
One Person
For member of the House of Representa- :
lives. 10 represent the counties oi Monroe
and Pike. in the House OF Representatives 0i
the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania.
Two Persons
For Associate Judges of The County Of Mon
roe.
One Person
For County Commissioners of the County OF
Monroe.
One Person
For Treasurer Of the County OF Monroe.
One Person
For Auditor Of the County Of Monroe.
Places Of Voting.
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" 4 81 kEED.

September 2lst. 1861 by N. NJ. Bur.
net. Eeq Robert Darrone of Sussex Co.
n j., and Miss Barbara Ann Smith, OF
Mouroe Co. Pa.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.

NJ E"i i"D 81 GA HS%systN IL IL
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke,
II. D. Physician Extraordinary TO The
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-26

Mrs. Clark Horn, respectfully announ.
ces to the public, that during ber bus
bands absence in defence of one of the
best governments on earth, she will dis
pose Of bis extensive stock of
Cook, ParlOr, Bar-ROOnr, and
Hail Stoves.
at prices which will astoni,h the most @.
economical. She will also dispose of an
extensive lot, and an almost endless va.
variety Of Tin Ware for the mere cost OF
manufacturing.
Any person having the cash can pro.
cure either Stoves or Tin Ware far below
the manufacturers cash prices.
Call at the old Stand Sd door below
John n. Stokes Store.
Stroudsburg, Sept. 10, 1861.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-26

The freemen of the township of Tobyhan:
ma, will hold their election at the house ol
Washington Winters, in said township.
The freemen OF the township of Jackson.
will hold their election at the house of John
Osterhoudt, in said township.
The ireemen of the township of Tunk
hammock, will hold their election at the
house OF Sam'l Mildenberger, In said town
ship.
The freemen Of the township of Barret,
VIII hold their election at the house of Alex
ander Deiber, in said township.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-09-26

The freemen Of the township OF Chesnut-
bill are to hold their election at the house Oh
Felix Storm. in said township.
The freemen Of the township OF Cool
baugh will hold their election al the house
of Melissa Viet, Gate John Vliet, dec'd) IN
said township.
The freemen Of the township OF Hamilton,
will hold their election at the house OF Jos.
Keller, in said township.
The freemen Of the township of Middle
Smthfield, will hold their election at the
house of James Place. in said township
The lreemen of the township ot Pocono,
will hold their election at the house oi Ma.
nassau Miller, in said township.
The freemen of the township Of Paradise.
will hold their election at The house OF John
s. Yandoren, in said township.
The freemen of the township OF Polk. will
hold their election at the house OF joel Ber-
lin. in said township.
The freemen OF the township OF Price. VIII
hold their election at the house oil Lewis
Long. in said township.
The lreemen Of the township oil Eldred
will hold their election at the house OF Jos
Hawk. in said township.
The (reemen of the township OF Ross, WI
hold their election at the house oi JACOB IL
Stocker, IN said township.
The freemen Of the township oi Smiihheie
will hold their election al the house oil
! Depue Labar, in said township.
The fIeemen of Strondsburg, VIII hol'
their election at the Court House, IN saie
borough.
The freemen Of the township OF Strouc
/ will hold their election at the house oi oand
g. Kachline, in the borough Of Strouds5ulg
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CAUTION.

Tho undersigned having loaned during
bis will and pleasure, to Jonas Christman
and wife, of Toby hanna township, yoke
Of Oxen, wagon, cows. heifer, 4
shoats, 6 sheep. plow. harrow, acres
of rye, l musket, l cook stove. | bed and
bed ding, and ! grind stone. The public
are hereby cautioned against meddling or
interfering with the said property.
CASPER Ii. METZGER.
Tannersvillc, june Is, 1891
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

That portion Of Virginia lying bessesa
Arlington Heights and the late bassl. field.
= singularfy uusttrxrtivs In any person -ho
la been ssesssoned 20 the broad przirie~
md fertile lands Of tks West. The roads
49, over barren hills or r.ad along stony
r.vinss The farm houses are poor and di
lapsisted. and but yer, fec even Of these
are encountered. The arable Land IS thin
md poor The soil : rel, intermiaed with
stones, and has the Importance Of being
worn out The shole country on the
rscte alluded On. scarcely contains farm
TAT would be Considered bv . western man.
ehszp n gift. coupled sith an Obligation 10
Cultivate "a The to~ns are old. dingy and
sslxpidatsd The whole landscape presents
lie appearance Of old age and decay No
tszanant helds .ttraes the eve No massive
OF thick woods are encountered. The en-
tire eoantry seems 20 70 N 10 dotage.-
There are nop> % the Devastating marks Of
gar. however. 70 bs seen The fences. en-
closures. houses. barns. hay st.eke. and ~
cry tang else. are AL perfect. No one pass
lax along the roads would suspect i 10 BE q
taestrs Of var Occasionally q deserted
saza7 OF lie rebel army y seen by the rod
s.de. AMI sometimes for short dstAnce the
.ss~a have been felles 4cress the road and
H. -ay ne-iy made among sAea. Else
,ssss y nothing 70 remind enc Of the march
# sssai~s The feasssl sroof- have relig-
is.1sly sbs,sin-d fron 81 depredsiio.s and
sss mh4bissszs 10 not appear % have beer
Assnsi. IN ne lead. bs thar passage shrou a
ne conntry
a var go never. rerssp~ before csodac
~. l. any cosntry. with an hssle los o. n.
s~vsssenee 70 a. lnhxhis.nrs. The FEDERAL
ssny. "a fact. seemed 10 be The only source
II rsssaae % the residents aloag the line ~
a. Dsrch-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

The eI.ggerstiors Of rebel newspaper. a.
10 the amount Of property captured by the
confsssr.te troop. Al the battle Of AanAs
80, on the 2lst ult.. are wonderful. They
estimate the value Of il al - .D0o 600. and
claim more naskets. wagons. artillery. &c.
than vas on the keld The eutire loss d~in-
dlss down 10 seventeen spiked cannon. say
rho~ssnd musksts, twenty wagons and am
balances. and a small supply Of provisions
and powder.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

90 81 c.Hli-A-Nf ssft17t s>L-s. nan tr.ll a &.
1aers never lee leei. CAIHAkTIe ln.i,stt-
"tsfed 81 tie putll. thst ha- glssn .ush sutire 80
i~f4ct.nn .s Mclean stversal Tg4s
iaeins entirely veg ,.s-e..hsv are =. r'ect, i..
c.i li csn - tsker Is tils na,t i-aicr lff.l. ,ri
prompt stt - rial ia rrfnetfl ail bilious ..rre
tcis acil 80 pare. lsi4'l istfer fra- tie so1n--f
j. isri hff are tae Dsil, pills iAi -hauii Ne usei A.
Ilslsll4t.s 4 aftl.rt-
1865 rfaiscI a gflpi@. >i-ki., e. PER- ir. a..
fI-tr 90 hautis. .lprrh s@Tt scfise tla seer Am
= tlI.t operation. promoting healthy secreuaas Il
faa Diver - hiinfI8 IS o. Nii sf.fef trts i.il..r
i.s-s, Aca'lseas lra h.vi -osbsca. uhcn - ctssr
remedy can 81 fttsift Keep ihorl casistsaifr al
hand. single d.-e ts-ea II ssasou. nav ns,'rt.i
houff. sat- ati l.0f fts - Sickness Ask - D. r
II. Ncioau'- gi4Ftr,sl lls. I.k, 10 eshas. l,ir.
coated. thty are tas-re-- fIce oliy - cent ~
tor and fsH p seat 'iF us.i o. ans Iari q. O.. Z
=. II -lsi4AN spie = raefor.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rssarnsa sslsasser..
.as have been PAID their wages for their
skrse mosths services. stre Yesterday rob
-. assrhborhood Of TIE rnion pepos =
v~saos trrts vers rs>ofted 70 estraoi Dc
"a IRON the pockets Of ssldsers-sks Oh
80 shat lave besn described thou and
- 1905 The bows Who have gold In
-. rockets nnss look or ''--fsi Jsn
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

n.,A 'i itftt. sscAlry. i.ila lfiIsl
- - Aesii.'s- -tronI era rabusl,-fhr.i ft.a 49,.
= 49, 1eeaeiii'ns sor1isl tses shc sIfs.-. .... =.
e.fa ififle.l 81 Is delicious - take
~ ''f'e-rls.iiiiti. taken sv.sf f-torur. Sac. rr..
q .ef. c-o.sfa ~ amy prevailing disease.
AAN iia1.--lcu .re 80 Druggists c~ ..asi.-. "A.
ha! a. 10 palm npuii sea hottie ~ ifrsrs a. So
ssln .uh.ea iary cen bug cheap ~ srv.o- 4. I.
.art A. foac- Their arr r.et snar BaSF efa4iat
Scent r. fari - ny rlrfc 80 cuh their WIZ sr...
t'h' At".a sch infamous PiRAff sns rffi-,-.
i.i..'t- 's.ii4eaisis A.. Ter ~ ; r. N-f..r..
s-f.i faei.inS Cordial slt fioot Purifier ,-si
n'' atfg else. d the OILY remedy thar nsH fur.i.
fonr ilott Thoroughly. aaf at fhe esrsa fhl
STRENGTHEN and l.StlGgRATE ;lic urfofs er-,r,'
za5i'i Il y put a. in iarfe tst-i-~ef rsr 'o-tis
or sis bottles .or s.
d. ,. d NeihAS. ste rfepr.sts.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

We have one OF the sAiaplsstSrs Shict
constitutes The currency OF the people. 10
Eastern Virginia. near the seat of VAT
There seems % be no gold or. silver in cir
ealatioa except as il Is derived from thsse
r,nnected With the FEDERAL army. The "a
rioas towa- and cities have issued patches
u small notes. representing fractions OF a
dollar. which are forced upon the people. ia
tae absence of any other currency. and ~hich
contributes their circulating medium. These
are taken by the shopksepers and traitors 10
. great extent. AMI appears 10 80 from hand
% hand With considerable facility The
following is a copy OF enc o. this elz.- of
notes current zbont Csntrsvilic
- yisSkrrkl -
No. III LxusURc, Va, Jnne / 1861 =.
Tx rowS or LrrssuRs, ~ EIRaIsIA.
promises 10 psv the bearer
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
n current funds. on presentation Of those
notes, st the'.Aayors oafce. in sums of Five
Dollars JoHS u. OEz.
Mayor
These notes are printed roughly on com
mon tissue paper. embsliished az the ends
With full length cut of Washington. on the
Left. snd the Goddess OF Justice. on the right.
They are said 70 be issued as low in demon
NATION one dime. IL requires trusting
people 10 receive and pay oal such miserable
stgf Ii seems tn be equalled only by the
Coafscefxte Fifteen million loan
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

.-Sscssa" UsIFoxxs.-A number OF tho
turned volunteers are wearing the uniforms
captured from the rebels in Western Virginia
u,>0me Of these suits are made Of hne blue
cloth and trimmed in a superior manner
The bows say they are cheap clothes. and
they may a. veil wear them and ave the ex-
pense ofbuying other garments. Some who
have not full suits wear q coat. hat or some
other Odd piece Of clothing.-Ind. Jour.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

VIZ have startling accounts Of the reign Of
terror in some portions Of Virginia A gen
tie man ny the name OF John honpson; with
his wifs and seven children. arrived bers o.
foot. on Saturday last from Chrisianbarg.
sirivea from their home for expressing Union
sentimen.e. Thsy had all their earthly pos
session in wagon. until they reached the
Cumberland Gap. a. which point they we're
menaced by the soldiery. and robbed Of al
they possessed. including small sum OF
money After having been robbed thes
we're allowed ten minutes 70 depart The
unhappy family then made the distance 70
this CITY on foot, arriving II the intersection
OF Main street and Beargress on Saturday
evening in destitute condition. They were
kindly cared for by some Of the charitable
citizens of Batchertown. who are pToyerbsal
for their liberslify Mr. Thompson inforraA
ns that about Afteen hundred Confederate
troops are encamped in Kentucky. about two
miles from the Tennessee line. and that there
are between four and 1--WE hundred soldiers
near the Gap In Tennessee. He Vas psrma
ted 10 pass the Tennessee line. but sAs a.
ssulfed and robbed by the troops ~ho are
encamped n Kentucky .-Lsuisriii, Journal
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Hos. JosErx Hour addressed The soldiers
st Camp Holt, Jefersonviils. on "Wednesday
last. His speech was Enthusiastically bold.
eloquent. and stirring. The length OF this
admirable speech viii not permit u 70 pub.
fish IL entire We win give some extracts OF
shs most striking passages. N our nski issue
EVERYBODY should read the address Of THIS
bold and consistent Southern patriot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

Tnk New York Tribane's Washington
correspondent says:
The infusion OF new blood into the military
veins. and particularly OF such blood a. that
Of Col wallaees Indiana Zoaaves. which has
already bounded with victory. the improve
ment in the matter Of officers. the influence
and prestige of Gen. Mcclellan. and the sd-'
ditions rapidly making 20 the service. cannot
fail soon 10 more than restore the srmy 10 lie
former condition.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
or. -. -. gcE.eaa-> Volcanic ota
aiutuscnf.



iltt. Ini- ~ alIuan De- .lcs base been sNei o. IIfs
- derrfrf.ta ard misery. IS fhe use ~ ihis invf
na1ie isr mont p va relieve fhIS almost insian
fl.causy. ard 6 WI clesusc. purify srf 2 ~ f!4
yufC tNlC OF IlSIgES1 VII reli srs. rrar' IA
Vffrratr es-ss r. kteutss Cont ~ = e1,-aitts
Fer 3 rrl Sc. Contracted Hutrie- >.ia-ss a. W.at
noss if - i-.fs h1a'is-ar figlnlsf.ls VII f..s
~ lU. foa ap.l.catians wi cure ssfa threat
Htafaf-.r g tarerhe- fCf nyfra or Sesi.s q al
Ifn D. r. - iiifil' ffii-e.f. lrF ID. afl suu eii3
COZ i-ihl. -tast hrtp Il always
rlA CHS fti.Hli-, q .l5 unr l.s.l... I....
~ .l.f-f.. WIZ save uinrss - rens Aei2sa-- va
talif yi' 1alrIh D. 81 = sfer.g s... infaflfit-
-. l.ii-. s.s-jaz. Cl.ais Ssseilis- l.strsurss
1ereL.r. 9-fs. wounds. SSrafrhfs ~ EN- even u
aisonse.. Tr ~ at,i y,l vi. a,.c.ny So
Nr. .. Il. rct.cau. Sole rrapu .t.r.
ls'dnll SAINT L.fl.s T.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of tsrover * Fsirchild.
l. has been dissolved by mutual consent AL
settlements must be made with Joseph Grover. AL
that IL due said nrm Il be paid 70 him. and ar
Ind sbtsdnes- Of the firm Is TO be paid BY hisn.
JOSEPH GROVER
CHARLEs rAfRcHnD.
June -, lssi -dH
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06

tHk following extract nom private let
Ter. written by young Irishmsn. who il pre-
pairing for the Priesthood, at 81. Joseph Col
Isgs. in Ohio. 20 his relatives in this city, has
been hAsdei us for publication. The writer
says:
mo doubts there is great excitement with
you nov, relative 70 the political Affairs of
our country You are doubtless all strong
usisa s<s. AT any rate tAey are all 50 here.
Thousands of young men are going daily 10
thu ranks This il the time when Irish
Americans will imnortalize their names for
ever IL Is the time when they can plain,
Ahow Americans that they are Americans
thssnselyes---that when they took the solemn
vo~ to be true - this country. and is holy
cause. ney dit u sslsmaiy ard sincerely. and
II any emergency occurs, they ere able and
wiling 20 fight FOR the country. They have
foaghs, In all clirnss. wherever the sun Of
Heaven has cent a cheering ray. They have
sought all battles bat their own: and nov an
opportunity il presented when they can hght
for themselves. and for their csuntry-for
Ainerics, their adopted Countrywide land
Of .hs free and the home of the brave
The We've OF the writer 10 the patriot
i'm and bravery Of irish Americans. IRE cor
rect They are patient and vaiorous sol
iisrs. and are true TO the land Of their adop
ton No one ~ho Witnessed the impetuous
charges OF The gallant 69th New York. at
The s<stl- OF Manassas. can doubt this And
aons VIII saw the enthusiastic reception OF
the same regiment. in Se~ York City. on
Pruf.y morning last. can fail TO know that
the great lri-h American heart Is full of 10y
sify.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-08-06
RECRUITING.

NvAyTED FOR THE rSiTRD sArHs ARMY
w Able bodied mes, between ages q eight~~o
and thirty Eve years. Pay nom sil,oo 70 t1i. 90
per nsnth With ransss and quarters 10 commence
At once
Two Dous will be paid any citizen who 81 al
procure and present - the Recruiting o6hner An ae-
eept.ble recrsit-
Under present regulations. sny soitisr has Al -
portnnity Of becoming commissioned oehcst.
For further inform atioa. apply a. the repds1vvus
at rerrs- Hanfe. On the wsss side u the sGuare
ALFRED l. HOuAH,
Capt isA MASSEY o. .. A.. Reeruitns oaesr.
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