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Il. WELLS
I II oto graphic Gallery.
No. "a ARCH STREET
PI!ILAUELi'JIjA

= q II e Ga CrV
Nc. "a ARCH STREET,
o.,, PIiILADELPIiIA.
Tm,.J 81 ssA Hi.u moS1 coEfiele Galleries in ihs
Ci'l'eI o'a es' "her~ The hss Prl,,., kro,.n; ~
Inc Photographic art, are taksn "a, ,s!
Ho hlghsr Than paTd ior nI,ersbls
m, CarIcrtures
INC my proprietor Pracucal Photographer .,to,J,
trayaths yC,oty te,y s''ihg-ahd allows picture /.
cay l'e Uailery unless II gives perfect ,ai,,f.e,
Dasuereoil pes aud AmbroIyles Of ab..rt ~ -
I 1eeu friends photographed 10 any recuIr.d .,za :.
aAeh on Canvass. le SIZE, and painted IN Cil by ~
Al 'his Gallery pictures can he taken in an, u..,L
Gus perfect IN ci"LGy dayh ss nheu. H., ~! 49,.
. e's"Is visiting The cltv are res4ccliuIi, ,nym,.
.oe1a'ihe oGr 'per.fHens, which for prt. a,d sn.i
" dely competition. ~ 1N"''-
~ INSTRUCTIONS gwen III Ibt srl Of Phoicerstkv.
Il. NEWELL
GALLERY OF Arr
124 Arch SlreeI Fhllad.irkI,
COMBINATIONS:
from Hon. LEwIs b. CAnrBEII NC oL;
MY iainIly and tueLGG all concur m IL. -;
.hat me tNo"elD Picture ia more hf, like tb,r 80.
'hlng they ever snW. Nv likeness ba, h.,n ,"!
u.! amen ny diieTent Artists IA various ways La
have never yet had one winch ly1scp1, a, ,r'o "
lure all the features and expreasIoEs OF cnunI.s.
this VI 'Ouh'shAas0
From Hon. Joy MokKIs, laio Minj.,srt.I,,Iv
ne eAHu!SIte mash, bcauty and soiIness Of teur
potifa's, cotJpIncd with their durabIlilv ol ,o!ar
iailhIulness hkenesses cannot GsiI "a .on.. .NS
them 10 The attention and patronage Uf all vi. s..
preclaie true art. SF
From Cot. JAS. PAGE
HaVihg occasion ior poriat. procured on. Ir.,D
MI hoh"t Newell, of The city OF PhlIsdsI.b,s .
immature IN OH COlnrs under ihe now rrncs.. L.
covered Iy hun, and lake great pleasure in ,rrc.
ihe satisfaction gwen me, not only Lv Ihs ote,raa
oi Ihe likeness but ITS artistic finish IN all res.se.
ana recommend hlm 10 tho patronage of lbo,. d,,nI
D encourage The beautiful arl
nov2S-3m L.
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miscellaneous Advertisements
Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURS

On and after Monday ,Nov.l9ih '6l
Trans tor the accommodation of
passengers will run as follows until
, further uulice:
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Village Green Seminary.
10 MILES FROM WILMINGTON.
In beautiful village. free from all opportunities Of

WINTER TERN WILL BEGIN NOV. Is.
Boading, &c per week. S225
Tuition per Quarter. 600
Students hav" thorough course OF study IN Book
Keepmg Philosophy. Surveying. and all the usunl
English and Mathematical branches; or, f hey WISH
are prepared with special view 10 College. Spe.
ciaI attention paid TO IlIe Languages.
Lectures with Philosophical apparatus. A Ii rary
belongs TO the school. For Ciicular address
? ~. - REV. }, HERVkY BAGrON.
octqIH ViInGe Groom Seminary Del CO., Pa
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Fancy Furs: Fancy E,ura.

'AO hNCh Ct. between
9Th and SIh SITS.
(LaIe Of SlS Market st.
PhIladelph,a.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TCkER OF and DEALER i'm
all kinds of FANcY FURs.
tor Ladies. Misses and
ChI!dren's Wear.
Having now mannEHc
nFed and in sture my usual
'arge aud bt autiiul assort.
Rent of all the various
styles andqualilles ofFurs
adapIed tuthe coming FalI
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American Hotel.
CHESTNUT STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH,
PHILADELPHIA.
Sl.50 PER DAY.
$3.50 PER DAY.

The unde igned, having renewed their lease for a
term of ears have entirely rGtGd the house, having
painted carpeted and refurnished throughout
The location of this House is unsur assed. being
upOn the widest and most pleasant part of Chestnut
ST. directly opposite the Old State House. the
places Of Amusement, the jObblng houses of Market
and Third sis and convenient to the city railruads
The cars of which TO all parts of The city for half
dime fare.
The rooms are large. will lighted. have superior
ventilation and have been refurnished with care
for comfort.
We are supplied with pure Milk, Cream, Fruits and
Vegetables from u Farm belonging to US, and which
is managed exclusively for the Hotel.
The preprieOrs of the American assure their friends
and patrons that pains will be spared 10 maxi the
of ht Iolel complete and lubIe com.
pare favorsby with the b,s! houses m the mon
nov2I-lv WYATT y HEULINGS
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New York Surface a. SubsOiI
PLOWS Cutting Boxes, Dirt Scrapes Pans &c
For sale by EDWIN WILMER.
Aug. l2Ih, 6l
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Important. if Trur

AND EVERY WORD is TRUE
FOR upwards OF three years past | have heeo epoo
ged IN business which has welded me at tbe ro,o r
SoOOO per ahnum, but being deslrous Of gonp IN En
rope IN the course OF few months for tho pPnose NJ
mere introducing the business | am willing to teacb
IL TO any one who will send me ST. The bnsInes. ;s
no hum6ug, but of highly useful and general char.
acef ada pied 10 the of both cities and viIIo0o.
ana one mat any person of ordinary capacitv voHng
or oid male or female, acquire with few bomrS
praclice and by which they can secure a very hand
some income Several young ladies' who have 70
cclVeu instructions from ne. both in New York St,Io
ahu rehhsylVana, are earning upwards Of s2O ner
week ny II, and there reason why anv ono alse
cannon 40 the same. lnvalds. even can do ,yeII b.,
H. as II IS no peddlng affair but busiress that =
perfectly respectable. Gentlemen and ladies' M
sure VINO woule like to learn the business far Ibi,
own amusement or pleasure will find The pror,,co -
II peasant pastme, and one they will take preoi
interest IN II. On receipt OfSl will send nr1ntod
instructions by Which any person can readily ncon,re
inc ART ana these instructions will also contain ever,,
particular relative 10 carrying on so that il viii no
hgniy prOhiable The purchaser of the ..printed in
SleucliOhs Will be authorized 10 teach il IN otbnrs.
ana nave sometimes received as high as e0O0 n,
'eachlhg II personally TO single individual UouId
stae further that 50 so So will buy eyerv thing ,ot
Is necessary TO commence the business with nnd tbe
arucl 8 can be got almost any where in civ ar conn
uy' or II preferred, | can furnish them. Address
3-3m No. &c Iiberiv s, = S"SoMS5 No,.'G,.
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Land! Land! Lan(l!,,

sgSsssss No lisn Farm of 300 Acres, on the Leyels
a&iiI Appoquinilnlnk Hundred. New Castle CO.; IN
-@A%--~ well ventilated. SC, gT' - o. !
NO 2sls inrm of 300 AsFes joining ne first men.
uoheu' also IN high slais Of oltisalOn buil,lines
good. Apple and Peach Orchard on each iarm.
These iarms are very eli2 by silualud ear the d.
reet lne oitraYel ~ Phladelphia within slorF dis
lance OF the thryiLg town Of MddleiowIl o. oItle4
osst gram n4fke~ 10 the STATE They pOssess all die
advantages lha bo fund for caIrrtry t.s,d.nrs
apo EEIV ARn {vfI So"
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Southern Rebellion,
AND
Thc War for the Union.

"A q history "fihe Rise and Progress of the Rebel,oD
u consecutive narrative Ofevents and incidents iro
tue hfsi Stage OF the treason against Ibe RennhI'
uo"h 10 lhe close of the conflict IOgelhor viii in
&c. ''" '0'"aIAaOie speeches,
editions are issued; ' Vi Ieauehihree
l. Ia Weekly parts of 80 pages. at no.
z. IN SEM. Monthly parts Of 64 naqes NJ So S,
D. IN ~ Monthly parts of 1913 pages az AZ Son's
The want OF an AUTHENTIC snd ,ro4 ~ ~ ems
ersvs,;oD IoI present reference aud fIture nre
sr.'I ra.lol' ~ 'he SUBJECT Of general remark
"'Set 'hs want. and To produce n work or Do,r,o
neI Vaiue as we'll as of present m"
mas arranged for the issue of the hstorv a
anon,,It, urn ahu at price which shall rendar,i
ms work, the first weekly number oC ,,L;oL -
Pois"eu on august 2lst, has received tho nnn,I GJ
iI' II lus Oh the press and of leading ci,izens NJ
uouy VIII read II without Satisfaction II .hiI w W
The hands Of every unlonman "shouu De IN
10 ne mad OF all newsdealers postmas,sr...IL.L
sellers everywhere. r''"aA'efS ana o0oE'
subscribers sending ONE DoLLAR in -. uooI -,
postage stamps to the undersigned rto w." III ~. W
.,I arc 10 oe uIrecled will roceIve bv mn,I no.,
PAID. ten weekly numbers. "y "uil' post
In ordering cspies the fnII md axa,,,
count! anu State should be given in eya, -,
Competent agents wanted in all ro,,.n ., ,,-.
o, fhGbk GERHARD, GEM AcrsT UA
sepl9 'Ooi' New York City.
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT IS WANTED. !.
NO Man, No Family, No Office should be with.
out it
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE u,,ronv ~ .,-
WAR.
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Now in course Of publication hv J.Nrs n rroa...
We" YORK city. and open for subscription. n grea,
Mal'onai work. OF InesIImable value to ali
beautifully printed IN large ,3vo viz: the ''
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EARLIEST sgeEs OF coNsurprtor -
EFFECT or THE prwrnv

- = on the earliest appearance Of ths.s .I-n. ~
OSH'Hm9tiaa, TIE patient take. daily ar, 80
grains Of the ---PoPGoepz1rzs. ho viii n...',"
ss. mem a.. d.soPpear il per.od varying from
-.-, % 3" u" faon'hsi md ~ continuing tho
eesarisnni Of tho RemeAv l. = W. :. - 80
1I1 FLHD EiEsELP IN TIE rEJoYHF-HT ~
SUI seSA hEA1rn As He. PERHAPs. HAD NKyru
KNOWN * ms LIFE BEFoRH.n
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yrsNK EbrEs u s4is i q !. luce.
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"inofester's Genuine Preparation
Is THE ONLY RELIARTn

to-u o. ". ChurchI'T Remedy rI.|. E. -,
Is +@o,or deS lhs ecto q the Eypoposphiiss
coss7rrTs si.he tnerea'inJ the prRciple VIM
sros sha i FRAT 70 AGKsTs Ix.wx Tie snsrt
-, tI1-renAr e1ndition Is Ilfi DIATR ar 1,v
lstal htkNEIrus They T,liere the corch di,,,S5
shsfs,o,siloo, t1ir,evs Abe Appetite orys disrsi
sscoos ye,Iar s Ss' and Jeser Cease; tie bowus
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% YOu KMnW rro

CcctsT'.frTTcE y TIL. 30ST FATAI. sCm5pcr or
HANEiSh = has b>,'n truly regarded as Az IyC7 rI.
. 'itpi--.'~ ever ssrviy.rgiis attack One si.6
~ ~ u: r'e is4ya.I. rtc -, y. CIrrcmIt aad
;...,E HAN ~ y i o. Al TIE Gh;IF fO- L.
LAIN raos: ~ comm =: i.i TTf-J; 1r---
Ia - ssi CcE-mtEt<ry or ths bOastcL
G-.>lcr q the It-a'.-z 49,
t-e .' 49, vef of =. Ctu.chil; !ana. 10 u.
I='7t-.si A'a - or Gin cf lars bas ,,-o,,.d ~
%.''0''1 '~H t TIE ""-i. II TIC usa Of this rev
- pOlAe -Tlii IL a l.f,Os--
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THE HYPOPHOspuIrre

AsS Cure Of CONSUMPTION, oven In the
oeesAd AHd Third Stages Cat a period, therefore.
nAes taeFe can be 70 doubt "a to the nature Of
- = 1,Iteaee i '7'o + l.. lie DEATH Is Tr.f:
= 1CEPI ION" ssI I-Ecvt- >, =. -, =,
:. iaHf tsey VII prove not only NJ SIRE A T,rs-
ED1 In SSSs' = :'I Il =. ss Cuirine /. in Intgr.
:, si,'sent S'c-. 5t aiso cEce:uaI PI:Ee:. =:
VI " "A 'aes!HstiOn IE siaaH Isox."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE BOSTON MILITIA.

BosToS, Tuesday, April 16, 1861.
In accordance with the call Of the COMMANDMENT.
Chief, the companies comprising the four regiments
ordered to report for service in this city, commenced
arriving before nine O'Clock this morning, the compa-
MES st arriving not having received their orders until
Last night. Already about 30 companies have arrived
numbering over 100 men in uniform, and with these
are several hundred, who are imporunatoto be allowed
tojoin the army.
Notwithstanding cold, NORTHEAST rain has been
falling al day, the streets are crowded, and the
appearance Of company, on It's march from the depot
TO Faneuil Hall, il the signal for the most euthu.
siastic cheers. The varons companies are quar-
tered in Faneuil Hall and other large buildings and
their wants are amply provided for by the Adjutant
and Quariermaster-Generil as well US by the GOV.
emors Aid The outfits Of the troops have commenced
arriving from the Arsenal, aud Tomorrow each man
will be provided with the necessary articles for active
service.
The troops are fine looking body Of men, and are
In the best Of spirits all eager to hasten to where their
services may be needed.
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SECOND BOARD.
TrrsnAY. Anil l6-P. "

The feature OF the Stock market this morning was
the great weakness in the bonds Of the Border States,
which it is feared may secede aud Join the Sou hern
Confederation. In other securities there much
more cheerful feeling aud recovery from the de-
presron Of yesterday. The purchases however, were
mostly by the Efforts, and we no disposition on
the part Of outside specuators make operation for
the rise The future has in il too much of possible dis
aster TO make "A bull speculation at all attractive. At
the same time, most of the stocks the Iist have
touched low price, and with easy money market,
which enables holders TO carry stocks without
difficulty, the bears equally unwilling 10 Get with
any ygor. There appears 10 be AN increasing impress
sion that even under a state of war for year two,
values will not be entirely wiped ont, and that we'll
located lines OF railroad must continue TO do bus
ness, and with good crops at the West, which must
find a sc board market, can still pay interest on
bonds and dividends on stock The improvement
in railroad shares ranged from 10 / q cent.
Central was steady during the morning Board,
aud after tho session touched 73 against ~ yester
day. Erie improved b cent; Hudson River y cent
Reading "A T. cent, Sc. In the Western shares the
largest improvement was in Toledo, which advanced II
y cent. Southern Guaranteed was also buoyant,
improving L {, cent. Between the Boards there was
and prices were very firm This improved feeling con-
tnued ON the lirst call of the Second Board but to-
ward The cose and in the street after the session. quota
tons were not sustained, and decline Of about TO
y cent was established. Illinois Central was strong
and advanced to So aiterward falling back to 80.
Erie was more active than Of late and after improving
to 23l fell back to 22i Central sold to considerable
extent M - but was aferward offered at ~. Tho
slaughter of the stocks of the Border States was almost
equal to that OF any day siace the fall commenced.
Holders are much alarmed AT the attitude Of those
States having but little faith in ,heirabiyt interest
on public debt If dragged into the whirlpool of treason.
Mssours freely and declined to 5Oi against
81 yesterday afternoon. They afterward some
what better, recovering 10 d. but closing offered a 500
Virginias were moderately firm in the morning, but at
the Second Board, under small sales, the price broke
down rapidly and at the close 51 the best bid,
against 65 yesterday. Tennessees fell v cent. In
marked contrast to this condition of things is the firm
ness of other State Stocks those unanled by the
pcion of treason-New-York, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana,
&c.--all which are firmly held at full prces. Govern
rnent Securities heavy but the change ia not i'm
portant. Railroad Bonds quiet, but the best de-
scrptioDs ARE firm. The closing quotations were:
United States 30, 1874 2a92. Tennessses6s, IS 566;
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Ndpt, Eisi company idcut Dunu"hs, fr1,n
H. Capt. Miller; Engineer Corps, Lieut.. Osgood. Inc
regiment went through variety Of manea's sn Ie
cludog with firing by companies, 10y rlght anu 'e''
wing, by battalion and wi h street firing -, :,
DiGg tho evening the regiment d,,s was a.Ens the
audience ia evcuse b,m for a few moments, retired
within the and Sds;sed al his rr sG%aa II that
hu6 bcrn ;sed hv The President Of tbe United states
for mem BAT stated that no Immediate Ss e cssama
| rno,, mo etv ,af New-York lie knew perhaps the
Geiing OF III command in ills natter, but he walled
| to hear irSpIession of opaon az TO wbetber he
| s,snd tende- Inc services OF the list Regment-to
which there was one unanimous response in The afrma
I tive aud vocifeTous cheering.l
II He commended their patriotic feeling, and expressed
himself al ready any moment to do battle IN support
of The Union tie Constitution, and the glorious Star,
and Stripes lie felt assured that all of bis men wonio
respond 70 the sentiment. The enthusiasm oil the
osenat this time knew bounds; some cheered, some
waved aloit th,r caps On tie bayonet point while ol
err fired percussion caps and applauded with the Dui'
| of their nuskeJs upon the floor.
Soon after, the Regiment dismissed, and marcneo
out Of the hall amid the ond cheering OF the audience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
NEU.YORK EhST METHODIST CON
FERENCE.

The Sixth day Session Of this Convention was held
at the Hanson.place Church. Brooklyn, yesterday
morning. Dr. KiNSApn presiding. Tie Secret ,ry
opened eerSces with prayer, closing IL The io1"ina
patriotic words:
Grant q God that all the effort now being rsde h over
every success Let the forces that bsvr Gov
eminent aud Thy law be scattered 90 the wiad and may no
.nemie, be allowed 70 prevail asaln n' o5.n, God thA,
oycthrown We r,k Thee 70 bring thee men to Distinction
and wipe them from The l.ce Of The counuyH
Tis war prayer elected from the brethren frequent
Explanations of a" Amenr'
The memoir Of the Rev. Nicholas Wle reported,
was ordered TO he printed in Tire AdrJeae and Jour-
nal.
ruN STATE or THT COUNTRY.
The Rev Mr.. ISskP moved that a Committee OF five
be appointed 10 prepare resolutions expressive If the
feelings Of the Conference in regard 10 the present state
Of the country. He not cert in that the merits u
the question should be then discussed but he felt FREQ
to cay at least few words on the subject crisis
had been reached when every one was bound 10 de-
clare his loyalty to the Government He kuow that
in reference TO tie support Of the honor and flag Of the
country there but opinion in tie Conference
and he thought that Circumstance made debate I'M
necessary.
themselves 70 their own peculiar duties and keep out
OF political turmoil They bad strife enough ia The
discussion Of matters connected with the church. with
out entering the arena OF political struggles He SIN
cerely hoped, respect to The Conference that the
Committee would not be appointed.
The Rev. Mr.. ISsKIP said the question bad not been
presented fs~ the purpose Of eci'ng discussion,
was there ANYTHING connected with il which needed
debate. To bin, il was no m'tter whether the men,
bers were Abolifionsts, Republicans, or Democrats,
for they were all in favor Of the popetuy Of the Union.
Bat he considered that some opportunity should be
presented for the expression OF that feeling Such an
expression would have no political sgnifcancy.
The motion was then carried, and the Rev. Messrs.
Curry, Perry, Hatfield, Crooks, and lnskip were
appointed the Committee.
Discussion took place as TO the proper composition
Of the Committee, aiming TO secure correct express
sion Of the sentiment If The Convention.
The Rev. DIR. Curry did not wish TO See traitors APP
pointed on the Committee; TO which remark several
clergymen took exception.
The Rev. DIR. PERRY here rose and said, that II no
were certain that the remarks Of the gentleman Or.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
base libel the assertion that Iri-'

"''o~ ''~~' Il
rendered TO the secess'ohS'' 4. from the North:
TO AR - TO ARMs!!"
Such shc1ld now 90 The cry OF every loyal citizen,
uni ne b,ooo ,ed 1T Charleston ia atoned Tor 10y ne
mos eishal anishment of the traitors WHO "oun ue-
tiroy tpe cily free Government on earh ara rcouce
cHs hnerto powerful and PTSspesoIsf Wcx;rS
The Pres eut in his inaugural address, EXTENDED the
olive branch of peace the rebelous CITIZENS oil Inc
South aud cased upon them to return 10 teiF are
glance and their duty lie 70 ,g
poiuted out 70 them the ruinons paths they were pnr-
suing with all the kindness and affection oil parent 10
bis erratic child. ,,,,,.,
nth a. r;son hy the traiiors and looked upon as ev
dence of the weakness and cowardice OF the national
Government.
tbcby are mostly of Irish birth, and Of that fine old
Chi race which never yet turned s back upon foe,
had but few days supply Of provisions and when the
Government offered to withdraw all the troops from
that fort leaving only corporal and two men Ia charge
mon terms which, ii agreed 10 by our Government,
would have made It's name Synonymous with every
thing mean aud vile aud left our country the scoG VI
every nationality on earth
These Illuminating condition the Government reject
ed and announced to the Governor of South Carolina
their intention Of peaceably supplying the little garri-
son with provisions. For this civil war has been
commenced by the South, which can end only III the
Overwhelming Ucltti OI lDc Itbtlb,
lion Of the ogarchisl and despoIic Government they
have get up.
I'm the war of Independence, lrish-bon men played
IA noble part. At the battle of New.Orleans, tile
country was saved by Andrew Jackson, the of an
Irish Jcasant, aud IN the uaugurated lish-
men will 10 found loyal 10 the Government and the
country which has been an asy um and home to the
oppressed Of every nation.
GLet every adopted citizen remember the oath which
he has taken TO support the Constitution and no people
ray greater reverence 10 the sanctty Of an oath than
those of lrish birth.
There are, unfortunately, in all our large cities,
few designing traitorous demagogues, who will en-
dsav0r to insii the poison of their own minds into
others, but they are few indeed, and every adopted
citizen should shun these traitors put mark Of
reprobaon on them. The Irish people on Thu CONT
nent are loyal to the Union the Constitution and the
Government, aud will support them by every means
in their power. Let the Government proceed WIN
yigor. II we must have war, let it not be little
war let il be overwhelming, go that II may speedily
be ended"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-17
THE NETWORK UNION BATTALION.

This regiment, under command Of Col. Wm' wilson,
is receiving constant accessons to Its ranks and forty
five Young men enrolled themselves last pight at Tue
headquarters Of the battalion, No 6ls Broadway Col
Wilson has applied already TO the Acknowledgement Of
tie State 10 taye his regiment uniformed IA Lonert
as hesr shifted 10 the character Of his men-men who
will be r,ady for any emergency, though 1t were TO
lead fVIlon hope :,
Numbers u young men having signed the roll at
Headquarters, have taken copies Of the roll Tor the
onrnole Of obtaining fiQnatpes in various localities
about The ". Col Wilson has engaged commodious
room over "Gatkagbers RANCH at No. 6lS Broad
way, which will be kept open day and night with
en in attendance to aoid the necessary information
/ those deeirous Of enlisting.