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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-26
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Agents in the places named:
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DERsON DESIRING TO PURCHASE DRY
Il GOODS at such prices as will be Of an adj
vantage TO themselves, would do well 70 give
ELLIOTT BROS. call, a. they make It q
rule 10 sell at hard times prices.
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Bottled Ale.

JOHN q RRRyVcER is now delivering to
any part OF the city the choicest BOTTLED ALE,
ia Quantities TO suit. We have sampled it, and
pronounce it equal TO any in the market. Orders
left at the Old Brewery will be promptly attended
TO. augz5
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T3OR EXCELLENT FAST COLORED Ca l.
ICo and Delaines, call o.
ELLIOTT BROS,
No. I39 Main Street.
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ToR GOOD HATS OF EVERY VARIETY
and colo, cali AZ ELLIOTT BROS,
No 1856 Main Street.
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HOOP sKIRTs.-A GOOD ASSORTMENT
II OF White and ColOred, a.
Elliott BROS,
aug2O No. I3) Main 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28
JACKSON LIaHr INFANTRY.

THE REGIMENT CoMrrErE-LIsr OF OFFICERS.
The muster roll Of the jackson Light Infantry IL ut
icpsh complete and they form fine corps, and
are commanded By cficien. boiy Of officers,
found in any volunteer organization In tho city Tho
complement OF the regiment consists OF something
7oo aud natives OF Atoet every country In the world
arc enrolled 10 Fight for the banner OF freedom The
are quite enthusiastic in the in which they
about 70 hght whom the crash Of b.tlo there
s no doubt but the Jackson Light Infantry vii not allow
single spot 10 stain their reputation sodis-s OF the
Union Tho headquarters Of the regiment a. present
at No 1l3 Grand street, but this afternoon, It "a under
stood they will 10 into barracks at las Fulton street.
whore they win be provided with all their necessary
coutrcmene and uniforms. Tho stsle OF drees
that by tho United states regular army has been
adopted, and they will be we'll armed. Al ten O'Clock
yesterday morning large number Of tho regiment
marched 70 tho City Hall, whore they Addressed by
Daniel r. Sickles IN patriotic manner, exhoItnE them
stand by tho flag 81 tho Union and finch
jot while the honor of that Gag was 1T stake.
The following lht Of the oloers Of tn, regiment
Colonel George y Vail
Iieutonaoi Colonel--U. T. Potter.
kai,r--rcter 9cDermott.
Aalutspt-Edward r. Robinson.
QuartermastcT--A. y. Dnscpbury.
Commhsary-G w. Thompson.
Surgeop--Dr Norris
Aarlstaut surgeon--fr Mcs;im.
csptsin Frost, Company A; Captain Taylor, Company
D. Thompson Company G; Bradoy, Company ID; Burns,
Conn any e; Rogers Company g: Roeiason, Company u
~hite, Company Cstkcr, Company J; vandebuck,
Company h. Lieutenant Of new company, Charles
Parks.
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FREnEpCg, Mn, VIA CHAMBERTURo PA
Saturday, Aprn q, 1861
Over dcgen American flags were raised IN Baltimore
- pr,aas The Chief Of Police has ordered oil flags 70
ne val en- during the session Of the General Assem-
NV hero there was refus to obey
azd arrests were made The police In some cases TO
.ssa to sake down lie gs where The people would not
~ Ave O'Clock yesterday no aas were ying, either
federal, secession or Southern
Northeastern Maryland is strong for tho Union II
the state secedes Wash ngton, Allegheny, Frederick and
Carroll counties secede from the State The streng
- tsis city re about equally divided. OF four hundred
enrolled and arm ed three hundred and ffty nciu ting
she officers are for the Union The Union men have con
srol Of the barracks and arms.
No trains are running from the Resy Ho1sc and An
nnpos Jlrc on rhe Telegraph Of Friday states that
steamer bad left Baltimore fer Harre de Grace.
goyernnep. courier from New York TO Washington
arrived las. night, ami took private conveyance to
eearss.awn large numbers from Washington are pass
e .erough here daily for tho North via Hsgerssowu.
No sew York papers have arrived here since the 1oh
Essant.
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INTERESTING IRON MISSOURI.

81 LoCIs, April 20, 1901
twenty-five thousand stand Of aruas with ammunition,
were sent from the United Bates Arsenal n this city to
Alton last night whence they will bo Forwarded 70 tho
fphpe1cld Armory for tho Illinois troops
Rumors being curront ysssesy that tho powsov maya
aine OF Messrs lain Saith B1ies, ayo miles above
the city, would DO seized ~ rrssposlbc parties Mr.
Latin called tho Police oJmmissioners 70 protect It.
and detachment Of tho state militia ordered out 10
eusrd 10 last ngnt 10 day ali powder was parohasod
by tho State government.
TIE krvring Journal learns by Ieltcr and private
sources that t~c Germans wcro arrested at won,svc,
No. who confessed that plan bad toon lad 70 burn tho
bridges on tho North Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain
Rarosd 70 prevent the concentrating troope IN 81 Louis
from the ntv,or.
Volunteers continue 70 cn,or tho era under mo Pre-
eident's proclamation, and there arc now about 1000
troops there undergoing vigorous drilling
aeveva companies Of state militia recruiting and q
strics guard u kept over their armoreB every nsht
Kenneth Mckenzie, OF Tie oldest MOI chants q ~.
Louis, died this morning
WARSAW, No., April 70, 1891.
nge Southern rish,s meeting vas hsli .. aiu.os,
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NDfy county, yesterday and reesc,inns ware pissed
en9sn'Dias tho o. tho delegates from sas dis
u'et 70 the satc Convention, ana favoriog lrnsii.
ate sscesson aso recommending tho Legislature to pass
secession ordinance.
Ioe 'oo~ins rs enc Of the reso,a.sas:--
fores any s,e% S our % rspe by military
march troops through Sr~ eoaonctn aainnmra.s'S =
purpose OF M upon the Southern States for the
.a.... -arctng the forts arscra,s In this state
g resolution compliments Governor Jackson's
fy to Lmcons demand for troops the proudsat and
nobeet act Of his life.
company Of cavalry is about being raised.
a, meeting at Belmont, Henry county last wednes
day, the Southern tag was hoisted by O teen young
ladies', assisted by forty others.
The feeling overwhelming In Benton, Henry and st.
Chair Counties for secession and meetings are held daily
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PH1LApmFHrA, April 2s-P. N.
TROOPS MARCHING.

TROOPS MARCHING.
Ilearn hy gentleman nom Annapolis, that ths federal
.rooys are now passing the road from Annapolis 10
Washington without interruption or moesta,.on.
DELAWARE FOR rgE UNION.
The Governor Of Delaware has Issued q proclamation
canng ont volunteers TO defend the Union.
Ilearn from gentleman from Harrisburg that Cover
nor Curtin very uneasy at not having received any
communication from Prcsldsu. Lincoln for several days
he rennsylyana troops feel greatly chasrned at having
been ordered ba X,
The four New Jersey regiments viii be ready to uirsh
on tuesday ptxs The ranks all fun, bGi they are
aot set uniformed OF equipped.
THR ROAD ofES TO HALrrNoRE.
The PHILADELPHIA jniugton and Baltimore Railroad Il
sox open 10 pa,core ana travellers can proceed wtu
ont rlolesiat,on detention paat Havre dc ora,o.
ATTACK ON BALTIMORE,
II IN generally supposed here that an attack nsiti
by tue federal troops is IN cobteooia,on 10 talk
place early day. Enough has leaked out 70 rende
such suppostion extremely probable.
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STATEN ISLAND AROUSED.

MASS MEETING OF THE IsLASDKRs--TBE FLAG or
THE UNION NAILED TO THE MAar--sFEECHE5,
REVOLUTIONS, COMMITTEES, ETC.
At three O'Clock yesterday afternoon, tho eges n
staten Island mustered force in the Vicinity Of the od
Quarantine grounos TO give expression 10 thor aent
ents on the present state of our national eaairs
largo wooden shed plentuy drapsd wi'q Star spangcd
Banners was erected the convenience Of vscre and
from cvory private residence and public house
futtsred The starry fag Of tho republic Pro
minsnt among tho latter was q large banner
which roa,cd trumphanty from the observatory Of tho
pavilion; and judging iron tho crowds that continually
travelled that way, tho proprietor must be q sound
Union man.
Ths meeting was announced to commence st O'clock
p. NJ but ut that boar there was nothing but the bare
stand and few Of w,hons zgusyes W b. seen. wss
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PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRIsnrR0, April y, 1901
A confidential agent arrived here this morning from
1apTs Ferry, and reports that there 2 400
that plase, and l. 900 men marched 70 Alexandria on
Thursday
Officers OF the HapcTs Ferry forces believe that Con
BeauIogard Ia present at Richmond with 900 troops
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 10 sIl carrying pro-
viRons 10 Baltimore
Much quiet debate has been heard among leading per
sons het relative 10 tapping the Columbia dam on ths
susquchanra river .hus cutting of the wter from the
rde Water Canal. 20 stoo the supply OF coal and pro
visions rom reaching Baltimore BY That route
The feasibility o. tapp ng the artificial Lake for supply
mp baltimore u openly spoken OF
reputation Is expected - be made on the state aa
pistatop early week for not less than 10 0o9
probably may reach IS 900 men.
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THE TRANSPORTS.

The stoomship Columbia, arrived Friday evening IRON,
Annapolis Ia lying at picr North river. taking In
coal and provisions and be ready at any moment to
receive troops and proceed.
The steamers Anthracite and Ironsdes loft on Friday
evening steamer Back DIAMOND yesterday morning,
With PROVISIONS FOR the Pniladeipha Navy Yard.
Nr. Butler formerly pu-ssr In spoford Y rDsston's
Charleston line arrived here Friday evonng from Charles
ton, which place he left tho % BE reorts Ito
Nashville lying at Charleston and everything qntct
The Kedsr has left her dock, ADD 70 no~ anchored 10
the She has slowed Ia hoe hold no vafas n 900
bayrels OF provs,ops Sixteen fine horses AMI tg tat
rrllocks take up the grca part Of the main deck.
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IMPORTANT FROM DELAWARE

PROCLAMATION or TIRE G0vKgSoH or DELAWARE.
Whereas req1isI.ion has boon made upon tho under
e,gned Executive Of the said State OF Delaware, by
tho secretary OF War, for regiment consisting os
seven hnnsred and eighty mon 10 ne ranesascy do
tacbed the militia Of this state infantry
remen, for the perd OF theo months uncss
dischsrged;D and. whereas, the laws CT this state
confer upon the Executive any authority enabling
him 10 comply with such reduetion. incre being
gap2ed mutia any law requiring such organization
and, whereas IL B the duty Of all good and lac abiding
c2 preserve tie peace aud sustain the aws and
rcye1 under which live, and by which cti.
zens protected;
Therefore l. william Barton Governor OF tho said State
Of N awsre recommend the formation Of volunteer
pans Tor the protection OF the lives and property "
the people OF this eato against violence Of any sort
70 which they may be exposed For those purposee,
,urh companies whom gormef Will be under the control
Of the state tuhorts though not subject TO be ordered
ny the Executive into the Tod States scrvtoehe law
pot vesps In him such authority rbey will h,wcver.
have the option Of Offering thsr services TO the general
for the defence VI Iva Capitol aad the sup
WILLIAM BURTON.
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NEUTRALITY IN KENTUCKY.

DtSNhlE, FrriI 10, IH6I
The municipal authorities have returned from ycotcr-
day conference with the czons Of Madison and Cncin
natl expressing confidence that aicabe relations viii
be preserved between the threo oitcs during the sa
OF efairs.
The troops which left for the Southern couScasracy
yesterday went unarncd and against the advice OF tho
Governor.
The report that arms belonging 70 this Commonwealth
vero forwarded for their ia denied b. the highest
Official authority.
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TROOPS TO START TO-DAY.

Orders ssusd esterday for the dprture OF the
Fifth regiment, Colonel Christian scnwa-tzwseder, at
TO cay. Tho Fifth have been eucanped On Dat
terry for several days. and in excellent trim for
campaigning
The Fls~ort Fire Zoraves also start t. day. and VIII
create quite sen,stion they pass dowa Broadway.
The Baltic N0A have been cbstersd Cor the ocoasson,
Will ff6B her pier foot OF tpal street.
No new oroors issued from General saLdford's
Office Yesterday,
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ACTIVITY IN PHILADELPHIA.

GREAT TAILOR bHDPs
Tho crard House this city has been converted mo
In tailor shop, for the manuact OF uniforms
and esoAing FOR the Pennsylvania volunteers. There
less than four thousand persons DOW employed
there m cutting out and sewing gsrmente. whom one
half a!es Tie lals OF the wealthiest famihes In
ho city here side b. eide sih poor sewing girls
each yicpg with the other IN industry The OF
complete uniforms that have been completed up ths
time zoo, besides S24 ether garments necessary for
tho soldiers The ladies' supplied with rere-hmeuta
by patriotic projectors Of tho Continental Hotel d.
fectls oppoeIte The work OF making the clothing IL
under the supervision Of Col II N. Martin.
TRO0r5 FROM PHILADELPHIA.
The First dvia0n fcnnsy ivanis volunteers, com uand
cd by Gen Cadwalsdoy OF Philadelphia GOA. y
ready 70 march, and viii leave hero on Saturday Sun
day.
The National Quad thousand strong, parading
tbs aitef uniforms United states rogus,o
drcss. They leave 70 morrow for Harrisburg
The Washington Grsys have been mustered into eey.
vice, and will leave here tonight.
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HIGHLY INFORMANT NEWS FROM PERRY
VILE, MARYLAND.

PERRYv1iIy, Nd, April q, 1871
Ia Potter Of Massachusetts, just from Wellington,
and who Ter. ags night bearing important despsches
f.sr General Scott furnishes the following news Of in
terest;--
e.nerai Harper conlmaricr Of the forces at Harper 8
Tery lad given The tha wig Liza would allow
no attack op The capital from her soil aathori'y for
she apove assertion lie confirmed by gentleman from
hammond being the sentiment expressed by Governor
LetGAer.
rare vas q grand Gag Demonstration In the city Of
Baltimore last evening, which throstened serious
sNculty between the police, under Marshal Kane, and
NE Uncnss, but the latter kept up the flag To-day no
knss Of any description sre allowed.
Toe Eighth regiment Of Massachusetts, arriv ID d Wssh
Egson yesterday a. Door.
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NEW YORK.
NoHE APPROPRIATIONS

Dr1rAIo, April %, 1861.
Tho Common Council yesterday appropriated sas 900 70
equip the SIXTY arm Seventy fourth rcgimsus This
In addition 70 the $50 900 previously appropriated and
together with the citilens subscription nakos The total
amount for shcse objects $4,000.
MEETING OF LADIES IN sYRAousE.
aRacusr, April 20, 1851.
large meeting Of the adcs or This city Was held TO-
night 10 organize for providing supplies for the voiun
tec,s. Ms. > W. Loavenworth made president
Mrs IL W Chit.enden vice president and Mrs. J. B. Bur
ps4 .resxurer.
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BENEFIT FOR THE vorUETEER RELIEF
FIND AT THE GERMAN THEATRE.

The benefit for the families o. those gons 70 thoS~
was won attended Friday evening a'he s'adt theatre
Many Americans were present NJ Hemont saoscr'b9
esoo for tho fund. list was paced in the veetfbue
ana neay,v 1000 subscribed. The ovcrtues The star
soanvled panner and "Yaukee Dooih' were enthusiastic
tcpHnNUEp on rouRn PAGEl
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(yia Perrysvllle aad Hsvro de Gracel
Saturday Aoyuiuu Any 4 ~ ~

Saturday Morning, APR q, lei'b
baltimore n apparently quiet. IL would b great
sfe 70 suppose that the secession fever, tia. seized
10 suddenly upon large PORTION Of her people, had l-
sehsr died away. It y stlll raging with all is Juror
amspg the dominant elements Of her population Tho
brutal and barbarous Concentration Of n virulencs on
Ne 10th inst win surely be repeated ahoud Ike
zion oner. II b true, several Onion Gags made
their appearance In various parts Of the city
the OF yesterday, but there be doubt
10 tho nature the sympsthies Of thoce that have al
wnJs shaped the political dcttincs of Baltimore. They
~sns Der TO Join the fortunes Of the South and viii
stretch every nerve and every rink 70 accomplish
their traltorcus purposes have hid
familiar with the feelings Of the rural population q
Maryland during the last week Like the people OF
thc slsvsholdipg scatcs farther South, II has boon
infused by inccnciary press with frghtf conceptions
u the ntens Of the republicans At present to DO invasion
and dey aston Of the slave States and the abolition OF
slavery by force Of Hence tho secession pesenos
hnes easy and numerous victims am arml convinced
and with me many q tho most Intelligent Union Of the
hAse INA, Mary land win pnk her fortunes with OF
virginia The result OF the deliberations OF her Iogis
ture viii doubtless provo this belief 70 be wei. grounded
within the next ten days
Baltimore sreaiy paying the penalty on hey v,.taa
pcss. Business s al absolute stand s,l m NAV "a
hourly growing scarce and provisions are steadily nd
sancng In price. The proportion 10 circulating
medium, In the shape Of municipal Dotes Of 4 smal do
nomination, " q symptom Of an impending collageo
Ebooid the secession folly be real,zod, Baltimore s
doomed 10 eternal ruin.
Ttere general wide spread belief In secession cir.
ces that the guns Of Fort McHenry viii never 30 used
sgsinst Baltimore. Many alius,ons 10 recent under
standing between IT. late commander and certain mem
bcrs Of The garrison, aiming at It's betrayal into the
naada Of tho traitors, have reached my ear. trust
shsre are no facts 10 warrant them.
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THE NAVAL DISQUALIFICATION OF Of
pICEIS

The Naval Brigade have elected thefclo~'pg oiccrs-
Colonel Comman ,ant-- Washington Allen Bartlett.
Lieutenant coioDeI--Harry Decide Whittlmofe.
First tajor--No. hlled
second Malo,--Not flied.
Acknowledgements howbray.
Qusrtcru aater-- capaia Ia winaps
CsmmIssnry-C Captain George y. Barnard
Chapiajn-Rcv Charles W D-nson. X
Surgeon and Assistan,--Sot Oiled. ~
Captain Company A--Rchard Nixon
Captain Cuu pary B--Jssse Hurst.
Captain Company C-Msbion Kenney.
Captain O. mpany D--Janes Bogart.
Ard " tho Cblonel ndant-Roswol N. Shurtlef
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THE EXCEL sIOR REGIMENT.

This regiment win not be ready TO so iaio barracks be-
fore Monday Tuesday. Tho roll Of Is fast filing
~ and over 800 have already sighted tcr intention Of
ynpg "a tho " sckcs WI have the command OF
this covIr together with otbeys ana no indeed be
proud Of tho men no will have under his command.
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REPORTED ASKING OF AN ARMrsTICE BY
SECRETARY CAMERON

RcuyoNp, Va, April 20, 1891.
= reported here that despatch has been received
~ Governor betcher from Mr. Cameron the secrctary u
v~ at Washington, ipquiring whether, n he came 20
rssAmond, be would DO protected ts purpose being 70
90 Ibr an rmietce Of SIXTY days
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WEST POINT ARTILLERY BATTERY.

Wanted, two hundred abe-bcdicd men who have ha
experience as etlcriss to volunteer for service IN
battery Of rled and howizers now being raise
BY experiepoed Wet Point graduates As this wiz DC
important Of the service and the men mountcd soe
must be OF suitable size and weight. AIS, scme wee
Point graduates TO Gil eome OF - qfces A2pV ~ ~
e92 Broadway, from eleven 70 fstI CDocxs
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SCOTT LIFE GUARD SECOND REGIMENT.

Having accepted the position Of Lieutenant Colonel Of
the Second regiment Scott Life Guard organziog
service in defence Of the government, hereby invite
nv old companions in arms-thcse who served with mo
during the late Mexican campaign-and all others who
feel Inclined 70 take Up against the traitors who
threaten 70 desToyfour glorious Union 70 mee me
AZ the headquarters of the regiment No 4a7 Broad
here opportunity win be offered them 70 enroll
their and engaging In immediate servise None
but able bodied win be received into the c-ga1iza
tion, and those who have seen service preferred
ADDISON FARSSTOR I'll,
Breyet Major (lRte) N. Y. Volunteers
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TROOPS EN- ROUTE TO WASHINGTON
SPECIAL, DESPATCH FROM FREDERICK.

NE FIFTH Massachusetts regiment, tho Boston light
Aysaery and the Third battalion Of Rifles have Just ar
~zua
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pit ,ns recoiyed VI No 30 ripo strcet, room No
THEODORE DEd0N, Treasurer.
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r R0Na-
GsyA.kloD LSn.=aspt, Mean
49, - 0ashs, Held,
BSst>i4 - Aaanans, Wa
a

Company E-Csptsin Nickel; First Lieutenant Lehsi-
or; Second DO MaDn.
Ucmpapy p Captain, Happcndeirner; First Lieutenant
Alberto; Secorr Lierrenapt. Bur rert.
Company GCaItsio Luke; FIRST Lieutenant, Jauar;
Second Lieutenant, Keis
Company p-Cap'ap, Bariock; First Lieutenant, Kali
teIparr; StcoDa lieu enant. iNoopard.
Company k-EDeiDesr Crps--sspsa'n, Dodge; First
Lisutapt, echoener; Ores1ly sergeant, Krm1e. Non
Commissioned Stad-Csour, Bearese, rrnrst aai Askcr
Right Guide Leonard Loft Guide, Michaslls; Drum Ma
peychef
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SERVICES TO-DAl AT CASTLE GARDEN.
Rev Thomas ". Conway, Chaplain to tho New York
zouaves xi preach 70 the regiment in Critic Garden
this (.undAy) morning. at nine oeck. Tho friends Of
tho young mon and strangers viii be provided with
aeata
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THE WILSON Z0UAvEs IN CAMP.

Brevet Major (late) N. Y. volan:eor1
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vtn hOlc thar pun.
he following corps to be retained ror sns pro
eent-Tbe Mss.achusets Light Artillery, the Third bat
sAson Massachusetts Rifles, and Sixth New York regi
uncnt.