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Spsasmts GumIusniss.

sTs9saatt SuIiIyanles.
III sFaE
AND INLAND INSURANCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY
ESTABLISHED IN 1923.
Condition the Company the Sd December, 1900 per
Report the Of Georgia. published in accordance
with the laws OF that State
49, = ASSETS LIABILITIES
ID - INtcSi 49, Naptai stock. .S3,5, tAhW
t:NcilahEeo "a new Circulation lIS,26.JU
St, ,oi a56o9ds and Dividends unpaid. I65i87
M h, po,Iss' -. iuloiolJ surplus. lO21f62
Specie in vault, the
roma hae property
OF the Co........ lo665ll6
$674568 10 ss74. sss. II
TEN PER CENT. IN CASH RETURNED UPON THE
PREMIUMS ON ALL RISKS TERMINATING wTTfoUT
Loss
LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID AT THIS AGENCY
KREBS & HALL,
Agents,
80 EXCHANGE PLACE.
wN. KREBs
W. CARVED HALL fe22eotf
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE GO.
ESTABLISHED IN 1886.
Cash Capital and reserved OoU
Invested in the United NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S50ODu
Daily reVen"e..- T5oo
SHAREHOLDERS PERSONALLY RESPONSIBLE F0g
ALL EN- ENGAGEMENTS OF TIE COMPANY
ALL DIRECTORS ARE SHAREHOLDERS.
DIRE CTORS Nv NE " YORK.
JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
FRANCIS CoTrENET, Deputy Chairman
F. n. ARCHIBALD, II. r. NJ Consul
EUGENE DuTILH, HENRY GRINNELI,
JOS. GAIE.LARD, ALEX. HAMILTON, Jr.
E. T. SANDERSUN
BALTIMORE AGENCY
Local. ADVISORY BOARD:
ALEX. TURNRULL, C. MORTON STEWART,
WI. ii. GRAHAM, WIN. +. MURDOCH.
Counsel, F. ". BRUNE ESD, of firm OF Brown Bruno
RISKS TAKEN ON PROPERTY OF EVERY DESCRIP |
TiON AND ON LIVES At T f LOWEST CURRENT
RATES
RKEBS & HALL,
WIZ. EREBS, Agents for the
W. CAkVEL HALL. State of Maryland,
IS EXCHANGE PLACE,
ie22eou BALTIMORE.
WIN. KRERs. W CARyET. HALL
EREBS e NALL,
INSURANCE AGENTS
ADJCSrERS OF AVERAGES
Also, BROKERS in all business connected with Vessels
Damaged Goods and claims against Insurance Companies
fr22eof IS EXCHANGE PLACE
h SSOCIATED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
II COMPANY, No. SOUTH STREET
OPPGSlsE Sun BUILDING.
rSGoSnizeG TOR the PROMPT PAY IENI OF ITS LOSSES
AND EXPhiClF POLICIES, lnsures DWELLINGS. FUR |
NlFtkE, VkSSEl.S in port, MERCHANDISE and other |
property at the Low EST RATES PREMIUM
JOHN H. MOORE, President.
DIRECTORS.
Na. !. HACK, LANCA8TER OULD,
JAMES HHeED8s, JAMES i. BRUCE,
ALLEN PAINE, SAMUEL KIRK,
X e. Macon, FRANCIS BURNS,
JACOB TRUST, JAMES YOUNG,
JAMES GETTY, Jos &. BOYD,
NOAH WALLER, JAS B. GEORGE, ST.,
) T. FAsLoW, u A NIILgR
si5-eott JOHN DUkEHART, Secretary.
ks a IL ORE
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ELEGANT ARTICLES.-Slate Nantes sold
49, " ''' ""NN'"NN''' '''' GEO O. STEVENS
mh27-ttr ,t1West Pratt street,
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e. FOR RENT
siis The large theesory HOUSE No - North Csr,.;
xS street hch would he altered for Store dcsed or
converted into OFFICES
Large DWELLING No y st Paul street corner Of Bank
lane lately occupied Boarding house, suitable
for OFFICES.
STORE AND DWELLING, southeast corner Of Court
land and Saratoga streets.
STORE AND DWELLING, No III Fratl STREET above
Charles
SToHE No rs North Charles street lately occupied hy
ars. - '" hughes DWELLING above ditto Nt ada pcd
DIV ELLJEG HOUSE, No s. Lexington. street yyr., #
Chhr"s, lately occupied ny Chapman as Board hos.
and Restaurant.
The adjoining HOUSES Nos 81 and 81 Fayett. street
near tials on" lately occupied Restaurant
srnatl DwE!LjNGHoUsG on Spring Court. near Charles
street.
Large STA BILE and Yard Pratt street. near Howard
Two NV Eil.t%G HOUSES on Carry street abov,. Lex
ington street, Nos. & and 81
Thfnv story DWELLING, No 1854 West Lexington street
near Republican street. -
DWELLING HOUSE, No. so North Liberty street above
Lexington. ". W. GLENN,
ni'h No. t North Calvert strget
TOR RENT.--A STABLE in the rear Of House
4 No; $40, West Lexington street. between Pirc and
Flem"nt streets, or to GEl Err &. u LIZ EMS
HpI!-u No. ~ West h. Hiha.Id trret.
sS<SfsN FOR RENT.-WAREHOUSE No. 81
45i:s SMITHS wharf, to be the 18th instant In
-sa-'s~ qulre OF j. 6. BARNEY CO.,
4 I'll
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ESHs MERCANTILE 40 HE0Y


:, o. PRATT & ca
" oo@SEs . 81 GALTi42Ka kSo : cEhELEs azzaRFE
ls tIopre!oEs respectfully inFits aesca0rr AZ
,S!'eSdy Sobscnbers e te eocg, he SCH goo on
20 can snc coi z"stec Sd rei:1bll-
y Q! Gus information From o. experience snt tn est
i4etol test!monais otthousaads Eaecasnts IL tp s
w cities Basil ana y eaHhC hsgcF years beer se
CA 6s5CTe 81! VIC VII call whether thcT tell yoo l.
s Gtcis o. country to%ps, Gt1 pie satisfaction. as a. -p
Sti'9 o. o2i ipiosIAstca sTd ttr .-zE sec- er
."'n H." agency " thnrs ElN Sgrarrfa- mhEFs
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ENO. S. CUTTINGS t CO,
STOCK AND ELL BROKERS',
No. - Soura STREET
Soy and seon Commission Stoc, Securities in this
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
nJvaleS made GA Stoke Real Estate Notes
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock i.aaas
Se c2ectciis on ali accessible poins in the Unitcc
aceyt DEPOSITS in Bsnkabe add uacnrent Funds, anu
.aSe IN: paSinia o. Sriyae Banking in all or ita depart
GsA1UEL HARRIS Il SONS,
- BANKERS, STOCK EXGHAN&E ~
.-- No 1876 BALTIMORE STREET,
COLLECT on ell accessible points IN the United ana
aa 5S' s " &aEcR$ saa T%GUnREr BANK
NEGOTIATE FINE PAPER and STOCK LoAHs, and
buy and SCI Ga Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
RECEIVE DEPGSITS in Rankanle Or Uncurrsnt Fund,
Department, - ''>o'''-' BUSINESS "a q " y
/ H. LUCKETT,
ANb REaL ESTATE eHoH Er.
81 SECOND STREET, Baltimore.
REFERENCES:
Gibson 30. Cashier BANG OF Balt,ngrr Baltimore
!; 81. Eacs Cashier Fr,nkn RANK, BaltiInere
Thomas !. Carson, Banker, Baltimore
fhom"s D. Johnston Baltimore.
,Eerwics, rrtcs \ BAH, Haiyiroore.
3 !. Fiakers, fresia.; Mar:as RaJs Baltimore
Johnston, Bro. GO. Bankers Baltimore
Young Carson, Baltimore"
= ~ iinNneF Brooke, " ashIngt"n, -. 9 i5-sT
STERAsMC EXCHANGE.
ROSS ca ipBEI', y Co,
p HANOVER sTREEr,
Have constantly for sale
Is IN LO n DON,
hiI9u In sums I" suit purchasers
- HARRIS JR.,
~ EASGHENT CHEsAPEAKERAMk,
NORTH sr.ESr,
@ci other markets on commission. seIitI
SkT GILM0R, Ja.,
W STOCK AND BILL BROKER
No u SEU0Rp STREET,
tuS and other markets ~ ~
AaEes advances on Stocks and other 2o,jateras
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LGaL.
& o 3 l..
10000 Il Q N S

goal OF Superior QUALITY,
~ From tiir Mines
of ia" .....
MARYLAND AErfkAGiri: C.'%i, COMPANY,
of FittSon. Pruusy.va"
This coal is unsurpassed domestic steam pUrpo-
prepared "lrns-d the pnSsini.
and VIII burn freely wiG cink"r c"oEiog and for
house furnaces il hight cleicI, produces
gir+t heat II Is SAIL by Who have tTti 1t
that ;0ar tons viii mach heat "a tive OF some
other kinds o. O h For S4l- quantities SGil purcla
s-rs, IT tn" UAual market prices
Dealers Nc supplied with Jump, steam oal or pre-
pared CNe, favorane DIR ct from Tn" mines,
either by ~ail or water. at si"-.notc.
orders Dic. Susth Charles, # Ialti-
TT the Vari il Cerhtara kcdie Street,
or b mail, will Tr"iy" prnmpt HttentiCn.
AZ IN RORT G.. WARE
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rarJANiE n. TOp

- Ground Alum, Ashtons. worthingtvn's and Mar
shsll's Fine SALT in store, toy sale h.
F0ARn & ROGERS,
ivl7-tf 6GwY's wharf.
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zElPES AND PIPE heads.
4 large variety Clay Pines ris- esls " s:4
'"cssi, gl.sei and ungSso3 10 o Ands Srs.s
H' VS., ',rr"rtsd snd 'oT .ais ay
&HEi'. 't=f: staNs.
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~ $3.50 sacks common SALT.
5iS - Marshall fine SALT, aticAt Der
john CLARK" from Liverpool, for sale BY
FDsRp & ROHERS.
H1'-f n EuHIv's ~ arr
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1OHN n. WALKER.
e /, h q z 4 Il y y 4 Il u " u

~ Pr q II Il II = , ri Mt
No. IS ECOND STREET.
Has Tor sale, FARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, CITY Resi-
pkNthS, BUILDING LOIS aid GHui NJ RENTS APPLY
4 GROUND RENTS FOR 81 LE-Wcll secured
~ ami Handsomely improved Three $500 each, s.
&c and cent; Of $3.50 per per
r"t $3.50 Sc of al72 6}a
per cent, TWO :" rl2l at cent; 81 5iUu each
Per cent four OF So each 1T 90 cent and Of SO
each at G5 per cent Apply to NJ II. hAKEIDTri Broker
RIO - "0rth Charles street. Iah29-tf
Sss, FOR SALE.-A handsome COUNTRY
s:,:i SEAT, near Catonsville, containing SEVENTEEN
-ss's-ACRGS. For particulars apply
G. BRINEMAN X CO.
mIllS y No 81 nLALL
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+ A l. M ORE
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
IHooEPonsszD 1880.
sCHzRTER PERPETUAL.:
OFFIog.~Eo. 6 SoUTH srRRE1.
JOHN J. DONALDSON, PRESIDENT
NsuRESldyES FOR ONE YEAR, A TERM OF YEARS
or FoR LIFE.
ANNUITIEs Foa AGED PERSONS.
END0WMEETS FOR CHILDREN
SLAVES INSURED. either Men, Women or Children,
nttiie lowest
WEI. O. HARRISON, il. DONALDSON.
5. }. DONALDSON, a. ALDRIDGE,
{. 4. 3CHAEFER, GEO. ). GIBSON,
t.. +. CHAMRHRs RnRT 4 TAYLOR
ii. Ooi.srofI, t,r,rut.Iy.
Ok. F, DONALDSON, Medical Examiner,
oi-u 81 Franklin street.
EoAL@s INSURANCE AGENCY,
~ COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAg So.
'iie licensed Agent with full powers, Tor the
HARTFORD FIRE IESfs$G S COMPANY
Cash Assets, $s56,cGO
BONE INsURANGE COMPANY, OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, $l,iS2.o00.
CITY FIRE Insurance. COMPANY OF HARTFORD
Cash Assets, sj3O2l5.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE ms co, HARrFoRD.
Cash Assets, &35I ,GSt
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE co,
Cash Assets, S373,233.
MARINE.
GGRGaANTS HUTUAhINS. co, OF BALTIMORE
WI. GRAHAM, Pres't
GEO. 3. C0Ai4E, Sec'y.
EQUITABLE LIFE AsSuRANCE SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED STATES
FIRE, MARINE o LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES oh
tanned to any amount in Companies OF very best stand
ing, and At the most reasonable rates
Reliable Information given all matters relating to FIRE
INSURANCE. such AS forms Of application statements
SHORT RISKS on Merchandise taken with return Of Pre-
slStf GEORGE p CoAI.E Agent
ASl&EMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
4 OFFICE ON TiE s N ijSI CORNER OF SOUTH
nsu6s against loss or damage by FIRE ALL DESCRIP;
rioNS Oh PROPERTY within the limits Of the city.
HENRY Z. DUHUKSr, PRESIDENT
BoAkD OF DIRECTORS
John II. Ehien, F. W. Bennett,
Augustus j. Albert, Samuel Hart,
Chas NJ keYSeF, Hugh Boiton
y. a. Sciaeicr, Robert Taylor,
Et"ard jenklns, John &. ksaney,
nfSieiiCiA ACiley, ThcInaS Dreamer,
Thomas W. i4eYerinSs James Fields,
Nathan lyS1n, Garrett Brown
+. LittiE SnaGer, John NJ Gait
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson
S, Cosling henry X. Lauderman.
UhaEIcs A. Grinus., Caleb PARIS,
hendeS / Cohen, David H, Shriver,
george > Gi5scn, Joshua Jones,
george Rogers Isaac NJ benson,
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EN0k SAhE.-Farms, Houses, Country Seats,
3 lots and STound ReBts. i..e mile tic
iteistrrstown Turnpike ami 10 miles Baltimore con
tanning 100 well improved Ore acres Lou
don county, Virginia, the Ioudun Hampshire Ea
road lana III hPh state Of cult buildings class,
would I've divided into two il desire pCr
$45 One Of lie the Western MARYLAND
Railroad. . miles from Baitimor-. Apply to
j. O'DEfI,
sH
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MRS. HERMAN & SONS

STEAM SECURING AND DYElNG ESTBBL ISBMEN
No. 81 NORTH EETEAIy STREET,
BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND SARATOGA
Will thoroughly clean alt kinds of LADIES AND chill
DREN'S DR-SSGS made of SILK, VELVET or wool,
GANTlEMEN'S COATS, PANTS and VESTS, without
ShrnkaEe, taking to pieces, gloss
No garment need to be ripped. -
The utmost punctuality guaranteed.
HF-WBIFE GRAPE SHAW LIS done IN canal TO newt
GENTLEAEN'S CLOTHING repaired il requested.
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Y,. AND MINING Pow DIR,
by d. j gGT.EP : ERS 49, ~, '@''
EI.fF ~ - H'i-''E " ssfItS, gent.
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gBIUHMUNU FLUUh,
70 We have Just received 1900 bbs OF the ceYe rsal
sTALIAFERRO h BRO" Flo1r, fresh gy0upG aud IN
superior order, for sfie in quantities 10 quit "
We prepared to ueg tate fer entire crposs devaei
hoTe At the Mills in S'rhu oud
sH'' " SAi,GHs E 60 AGENTS
{ NRUfERE CHBESE--p ime quality, in tubs,
y ~ Just recei.ed ana for sale by c G. psGERNE>nIA
l5 commerce street m25Jt
ASUk PRESERVING FRUIT-PATENT JARS
L Tor preserving fruit without TIE cement
Aiib By GEO. HOILINS,
North Charles street
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s.F, FOR RENT.--The four-St0ry Brick
E.,s WAEEHO Sc No 20 South street, Bowiys wharf,
# having waite: front the Basin, NcCiuIc's Dock in
the and railroad track in the street Arpiy to
jt-tf s# Wood stIeet, S"wly's wharf
g. FOR SALE.--A new and desirable
ky,.; DWELLING Townsend street. opaoslt. the BE,
As;l mortal Church VIA all the edeFn improvements
Ni'!h sold bargain or hanged fer Railroad honge
AFpy to WI Il MARRIOTT, No p Charles st f,sG-l!
HFFGE FOR RENT-The corner OFFICE
~ Oh nrst lonc ofour Building corner or Sout!
street and Exchange Place, is "r Its well adapc
Brokers' Insurance Office, having Vault, and
LIST March. Apply to c. II. MYERS Il BRO,
fe7 II 4. South street
Ga FOR RENT-DWELLI No. II North
E.s High street, neween Cay and Fayette sts in good
order; will be rented low to good tenant Apply to
- WIN. $. CROSS,
Jazz II corner East Falls and Eastern avenues
I OTIS FOR LEASE -- -- 80 100
IL go feet on Montgomery street, eas. Of William
IS feet on North street, north OF Eager
"a feet on Cathedral street, south OF Read
eoieet on MADISON street, binding Oh the Falls.
,h,., Al St Paul street
mhI-u Orat the EXCHANGE OGice.
t:a WILL EXCHANGE A FINE FARM
lsssae, small FARMS suitable for Market Gardens
country Seats HOUSES, 1OrS and GROUND ,nEZ;SdISS
very low, MONEY NEGOTIATIONS made; 3f9GKS
No. ~ N. Eutaw street. T. ~ REln. Jall-4
SF;A FOR RENT-Large Double HOUSE, on
E. corner st Paul street and Bank lane, now occupied
ESsA=bv Mrs Stokely as BOARDING House
Aiso bW EfNG 20 North Charles street, north Of Fa
yFssosk wsifa w Ss GROUND $780, slss
sl as. tPd w s"'n sNorth Calvert tt Street.
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The Eighteenth Animal Report and Directory
of the Association for Improving the COndi-
Iion of the Poor being ready, Subscribers viii be
supplied early practicable at their residences or mme
dstey by calling at the Office No. 80 Bible House, Astor-
place The following officers Of the Association aud Mem
bers Of the Ward Committees authorized to receive sub
ecrptODs, viz:
JAMES BROWN. President No 80 waLst.
JAMES BOORMAN, Vice President, No. l3 W asbngon
square.
JAMES LEMON. Vice President, No. 50 5th-sv.
HORATlO ALLEN, Vice President. No p Clinton place.
A. r. WETMORE Vice President, No. 81 Nesey-st.
JOHN C. GREEN, Vice President. No. y South-st.
ROBERT 3. MINTURN, Treasurer, No 79 South.st.
Wards l. JAMES c. RAMSEY, No 1O2 Cedar-st.
H. GEORGE W. ABBE, No 80 Barclayst
Ill. II. S. TERBELL. No. ~ Park place.
Nv. OLIVER w. W00DFORD. No. 40 Madisonst
V, A r. WETMORE, No 81 Nesey-st.
vi. STEPHEN CONOVER, No. Ito Leonard-st.
VII. MATTHEW BIRD, No. 248 Madison-st.
VIII JOSEPH B. COLLINS, No. 81 West llth-st
TX. DANIEL FRENCH, No ChaIles.st.
X E. A. FRASER, No. S03 Broome-st.
Nj JAMES LITTLE No. PAS 1th-st.
XII. L. J. BELLONl. 2dev.. of East ll6th-st
XIII. LEWIS CHICHESTER, No 292 East Broadway.
XIV DAVID TERRY. No. 1893 Mulbeuy-st.
XIV. THOMAS DENNY, No. III Clnton-pace
XVI. L. JACKSON, No. 12l West 22d-st.
XVII. s. c. LYNES, No. A. St Marx k's-place.
XVIII. A. w. SPIES. No. 81 Fast 2lsst
XIX WILLIAM LEAKE, East JOth 4thav.
Xxx JAMES DEAlABEST, No. 198 West 32d-st.
XXI. WIN. Il. BIBBINS, nj. D., No. SO Lexingtonsy
XXlL A NJ. LYON, No. W West 42d-st.
II. NJ HARTLEY, Secretary.
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THE TRIB UNE ALTMAN A {
Il FOR 1862.


This popular ANNUAL win be ready about January aud
win contain:
ELECTION RETURNS from all the States OF the Union
holding elections in 1861 carefully compiled for the Tribune
Almanac;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS and CALENDARS
for the year 1862;
GOVERNMENT Of the UNITED STATES-Exeeutive
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SENATE Of the UNITED STATES, Members Of CLASH
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HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES, Of the UNITED
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LIST Of STATES, Capitals Governors, times Of Legsa-
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POPULATION of EACH STATE by COUNTIES, also
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THE MORRILL, TARIFF and the TARIFF ACT Of the
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Also ABSTRACTS Of the other important Acts Of the
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Cavalry.
HKADoUARTERs, No. "A BROADWAY, /
NEwYoRK, Nov. &c, 1861. y

HEADQUARTERS, No. "a BROADWAY,
NEwYORK, Nov. &C. 1861
By authority from the War Department and the sanction
Of his Exceliency, Gov. Morgan, JAMES b. SWAIN lat
Cavalry u s A. s recruiting for Regiment Of Volun-
teer Cavalry to for three years during the war
By the kindness Of his EXcelency Gov Morgan, aud oil
QuaeTmaster Arthur the brick barracks at the Quarantine
Landing have been assigned the quarters Of the Regiment
during its formation. -.
Lieut. Swain has orders to join the army in the field for
active the different bettsions msy be or
ganized
Tie uniforms equipments and for the Regiment have
been provided ana will be served to the men ss last as they
are enlisted.
Officers having parts Of companies recruited will he re-
ceived and ogauizsd application at these headquae
AS this probably the lastand only Regiment Of Cavalry
that viii be organized in this State during the War; those de-
ous Of Joining this branch Of the service nst embrace this
opportunity JAMES b. SWAIN,