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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
sundrIes.---Surgeon,s SpongeS

very ine) Caomel Chloroform, Quinnine, Nor
pha, Veratua, JGnnin White Glue, McMunn S
Elixir Opium, Blue Mass Canthavida Cullodeon,
&C., &C, received and for sale by
McCAULEY l. BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
Two Tracts of Land.

Two Tracts of Land.
On the Dover road, near Woods Store, first rate
Wheat and Tobacco Land One tract contains ! 80
acres and the ether 267l acres. both we'll timbered
and waered. The large tract has comfortable
Improvement on it, and some fifty or sixty acres
opened convenient to Churches, Schools, Well and
good neghbors
TERMs.--One-third cash, balance in one and two
years, with interest.
T. y. LEONARD,
Jan. 90, 1860. Real Estate Agent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
Timing. Guttering, Scouting
and Sheet Iron Worker.

and Sheet Iron Worker. 3,
The undersigned having returned to ClarksviIie
and recommended his former business on Franklin
Street. opposite the Court House, would invite the
attention of his friends and customers and the pub
lie generally to the large and varied assortment Of
everything in his line, which be has just opened,
and which he is prepared 70 sell upon the most sat
isi,ctory terms. His stock embraces
PaElor and Cooking stoves
Of all patterns and Szes. WRepoRr Isos CookNa
STOVES large variety Of Coal GRArEs, some Of
which nrc very fue Jspaned We're, and general
assortment Of
House FarRishing 6oods.
lie will also manufacture all descriptions Of Tin,
Sheet Iron and Copper Ware, Guitering, Spouting
and Roofing. He feels satisfied that he can give
satisfaction both in prices and work and only osKs.
n trial
H. P. DORIS, Agent
Aug 26, Belly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
Dissolution and New Firm,

The partnership between D. NJ Woods and ".
H. May is dissolved this day, Jan, /, 1860, by ms-
tual consent. All persons owing said firm win
please come forward and settle up, as we wish 70
close up the business immediatey-call on D. n
Woods who is nloue authorized to settle the b.s,-
ness Of the firm,
D. NJ. WOODS
W. II. MAY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
J. H. JOHNSON,

neA- IT Iou are indebted 10 the Chronicle Of
l'r.ss o.E,s forward a0i PAY rpi-aS9
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
COAL! COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL! COAL!
THE Subscriber having secured the sole and ex-
elusive Agency for the sale Of the celebrated BELL
COAL, begs leave to solicit the patronage of the
citizens of GAINESVILLE and vicinity pedging him
self to furnish pure article Of Coal and of the kind
above mentioned at a reasonable price for Cash
He has also on hand 300 Cords Of Wood
which will be sold low on the same terms
Office at Whitfield & Bradey's Foundry. Coal
Yard nearly opposite the Foundry, on Commerce
street.
LUMBER.
He has also received from Gill King, full as
sortment of Lumber for building purposes, which
will be sold very low for Cash, Orders for Lumber
solicited.
PETER F. LAWS.
Agent for the sale Of Bells Coal.
July q, 1850, 6m.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04

yellow OChre, Roll Sulphur,
Copperas, Ri Carb Soda, Extract Logwood Race
Ginger, for sale by
McCAULEY BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
ANFORD'S
FAMILY
CAT HARTIC PILLS,
C0MPNTNDED FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts, and PIT up !"
Glass Jars, dir Tight, and WiU keep in
ana Climate.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
YOU LOOK IN VAIN
For a Grey Aar on the Head of Person who uses
HEIMSTREETS INMITABLE
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

uss it
LUXURIANT GLOSSY HAIR
OF ORIGINAL COLOR,
AND A CLEAN SCALP
No matter at what age Of life 1t ia used.
TEE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY is CONVINCING:
MAcoN Ga, Mar. %, 1860.
4ssrs Stsicart & Butler, Savannah, Ga,
GENT's-I received the package Hcimstreets In
imiable Hair Restorative, and after using one bot
tie safely say it is the best article of the kind
know Oft will do all it claims to do, in restor-
ing the hair to its original color
Respectfully,
JOHN +. BEESLY.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04

0ses HOME Mutual Fire MG,d,e hst1rCncr Co., !
st. Louis, Oct %, 1889
We have used Heimst'eet Hair Preparation
(Inimitable Restorative) aad find it to answer the
purpose for which it is designed, better than any
thing we have ever used before, and can recon-
mend ii in the highest terms.
b. y. HENRY
c. l.. CHESTER,
G. V. CROSS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04

Cream Tartar.--Just received very fine
and select article, for sale by
McCAULEY & BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
FRENCH BLACKING.

also have on hand large stock of French
Backing, which will sell cheap for cash. j. r.
April q, lS6O.-ly.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
WrIght'S pills, Ayers Pills. AYERS

Cherry Pectoral, Worm Candy Cod Liver Oh
Ganctts Snuff in bottles and papers, received an
for sale by
McCAULEY h BELL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
~ JAMES NTEN AKT,
VI 'Nfrm Of Stewart & Butler

'Rcjoice We with grey ms aud bald bcods for
the Munitdbis will restore \ former to lis origi-
nal beauty, and cover the Ian, win a nyurio,rt
growth Troy BpdgeL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-04
COXe,S GpIantjnc.

Aug. 10, 1860 tt
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

MOSQUITOES AND FEyER AT PENsAcoLA.-Tbe
rebels ia the neighbOrhOOd Of the Gulf a. e
waiting anxiously for yellow fever. sma /.
pox. mosquitoS,or some other similar agercy
T. d" the work which they find themselves
incapable Of performing drive the FED.
eral troops out of Fort Pickens, Tortng. q
and Key West. Russell. the correspondent
OF the London Times, in bis letter from N, :
bill" Of May llth. says:
"Are there any mosquitoes heref" inquired I
OF the waiter, on the day of my arrival.
:, "eh' there's few, guess; but wish
there were ten times as many."
In the name of goodness, why do YOU say
so' asked l, with some surprise and indigna-
ton.
"Because we'd get rid of the - Black Re-
publlcans out Of Fort Pickens all the sooner. {"
replied he,
There is strange unilateral tendency in the
minds OF men in Judging of the operation of
causes and results in such contest as that
which now prevails between the North and the
South. The waiter reasoned and spoke like many
OF his betters. The mosquitoes, for whose aid
ne was SO anxious, were regarded by him as
true Southerners, who would only torture his
enemies. The idea of these prosecuting little
lends being so unpatriotic as to vex the Con-
tederates in their sandy camp never entered into
his mind for a moment. In the same way a
gentleman Of intelligence, who was speaking to
me of the terrible sufferings which would be in
ficted on the troops at Tortugas and 1T Pickens
by fever, dysentery, and summer heats, Looked
quite surprised when | asked him whether
these agencies would not prove equally terrible
to the troops of the Confederatesi"
Writing from New Orleans OIL the 23d of
May. he saws: :.
There is plenty of "brave 'ords," and if fierce
writing and talking could do the work, the ar
mics on both sides would have been killed and
eaten long ago. 1t is found out that the .'lives
of the citizens" at Pensacola are too valuable to
be destroyed in attacking Pickens. A storm
that shall drive away the ships, a plague, yellow
fever, mosquitoes, rattle-snakes, smallpox
of these agencies IS looked to with confidence
to do the work of shot, shell and bayonet. Our
American "brethren in arms" have vet to lie arm
that great law in military cookery, that "if they
want to make omelets they must break eggs"
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

SHOOTING AFERAY.-Some few days ago
two colored men, by the names of Taylor and
Garret, residing in this place, had an alterca-
ton, in which the latter was severely cut by the
former. The matter was passed over for the
time, but on Thursday last Garret seeing Tay-
lor passing along Church street, towards Main,
made after him with a pistol, and when near
the corner of Main, opened his battery upon his
old advers r.. Tlylof, not relishing such a brisk
fire in the rear, made the dust fly in the di-
Teetion of the Aurora House, where he is en-
ployed as cook, and for which he made as fast
as his legs could carry him. Some three shots
we're fred, out Luckily wi h yut doing any harm.
Complaints were entered before Justice Roberts
BY both parties, but subsequently withdrawn.
The prosecuting attorney not being able to OBJ
tain any outside witnesses, was unable to pros
eeute in behalf of the State and the whole mat
ter was finally dismissed, each party paying his
own costs.-[G. V. National of Saturday.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
QUARTZ MINERS ATTENTION |!
DR. BEERS WOULD CALL PARTxc-
~ "lar attention 10 his ImprOvcd
AMALGAMATORS

For Gold or Silver Ores which are claimed 70 nos.
seSs the following advantages over all others now IA
use, viz: -
lst. They are equally adapted to the amalvama.
ton OF Ores, either Wet or Dry crushed
"a IieiRg Sefteeding and Selfdischargipg thev
require but little attentiOn one man being suascient
to attend thirty or mOre
81. During the process of amalpamation thev
reduce the ore to an almost mpalpahle powder. In
close contact with large surface of mescurv bvt
do not grind the mercury. ~ ~
Attn. IL is claimed for them, and demonstrated
that they will from % to 100 Der cent mnrs
gold than any other amalg ator now IN use
lhe AmaIgamaiing Pans are put In sets Of three
diseharglng into each other three OF which setts
are capable OF thoroughly amagamating at least ten
TONS oi gold ore per day, and with a slight addition
are equally adapted to the amaLgamation of Silver
Ores by any OF the old or new Processes.
Inc rams are about four feet in diameter am
supplied with false, perforated, or CRATE bottom
upon which the grinding IL done which allows thA
gold as soon as united with the mercury 10 settle
Deneath Tie CRATE, and, remain as safe as II under
lock and kew
In cleaning up the pans and separating the anal.
gam out one tenth Of the usual labor Is required.
The parts most exposed to wear are made of hard
iron and easily replaced at traing cost
al orders for these AmalgamatOrs can be sent to
PETER IONAHUE, on FIRST street, San Franciseo. Al
whose Foundry they can be seen IN operation.
for further particulars, inquire OF the Patentee.
j. b. BEERS,
APrio-Jm 1865 CLAY street
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
Special Notices.

Atmospheric changes exert vast In GIu-
ence over the human system and sensations upon
their recurrence Of all persons of plethorc habits
sufferers from scrofula cutaneous eruptions, stub.
born ulcers from an injudcious use of mercury and
in chronic constitutional disorders should have re-
sort to SANDS SARsAPARILLA the original and genu.
inc article so long celebrated for the cure of the
ab We named diseases and all others arising from an
impoverished. vitated OF inhamed condition of the
blood or habit Of the system.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA.-The fol-
loving paSseug rs sailed III thc Champion
from New York, July 81. for Calilnrnia
Rev. Martin kellogg, ]. r. McCue. T. D. Ju-
dab, w. IL. Dismore, Miss +. w. Creamer,
Henry w. Creamer, G. NJ. Delano, E. E. Rice,
lU.S. Consul to Japan and family, q. S. Rice,
J. NJ Baldwin, S. Is. Stevens, j. w. Hill and
wife, Miss E. Forbes, Mrs. f. w. FaxOn and
iamily, S. Fromberg, p. Sansevain and nephew,
John Stagg, Miss r. White G. +. burning j..
u Anderson, L. ]. S. Turney and family, F.
ddaly, j. ROsen6eld, s. Biumenthal, +. W..
creamer.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23

TESTIMONIAL TO GEN. SHIRLDs.-The San
Francisco Herald says that at the late COM
mencement exercises of Santa Clara College.
Gen. Shields was present and delivered an ad.
dress. On that occasion the Directors of the
College presented him with handsome gold
medal.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
LABOR SAVING
ROCK K-DR1LLING MACHINES.

A GENT FOR GARDNER,s pATENr
"A ior Sinking Shafts, DRIFTING, Rxcayating Rail-
road Tunnels, and Open Cuts Machines worked
either by HAND or POWER.
WM. w. DUNN,
Nos SO1 and 500 Market street, san Francisco.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-23
San Francisco Adv's.
r OMAN EYE BAL SAM
FOR IMPLANTED EYEIIDs.

FOR 1NFLAMED EYELIDS.
A NDFOR THE CURE OF SCROFULOUS HuMoURs
- ana soreness surrounding or near the Eye. In
All diseases OF this character it Ia almost certain
cure The following extract from letter Just re.
celvea refers to one Of the many similar cases CON
stantly reported:
Messrs. A. r. & H. SANps. 49,
Dear Sirs'-l have for a number Of years beea
troubled with sore and infamed eve. lids. which
though they never caused me much pain were verv
annoying on other accounts. have tried number
o medicines at different times without the slightest
success. Seeing an advertisement of your Roman
hye balsam, in spite Of my sceptcism resolved 10
get some and at least try t. am now writing this
IN the fullest gratitude to inform you Il could al
most send you dny dollar bil) that lew and only
lew, applications have resulted In complete cure
Respectfully yours,
l.. ZABRISKIE.
Price, 25 Cents per Jar.--win be sent free
per mail to any part of the United States upon re-
celpt 0i 80 cents in postage stamps.
Prepared by a. Il ID. SANiS, Druggists. 100
Fulton street, cor William, NJ Y
FOR Sale by Redngton Co., San Francisco: r.
Ii. Mcdonald 4 Co. and Dr Justin Gates h Bro Sac
Tamento H. II. wickes Il Co., and Rudolph 4 Hunt.
NoNaua fieahJm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06
DEPARTURE OF TWO COMPANIES OF THE
BERDAN SHARPSHOOTERS

The first two companies Of those celebrated marksmen
took their departure from Weehawkcn for tho seat of
last evening The peculiar abilities sharpshooters Of
the members composing Colonel Berdans regiment have
been frequently diated upon in columns since the
organization of the corps, and thor achievements while
in active service will hereafter have doubt, speak
volumes for tie merits Of those masters OF the re Not
man Is admitted into the regiment unless no IL first
class shooter and the men composing Companies Sand {,
which left yesterday have arrived at the requisite stand
ara III every particular Accessions to the corps are
coming from different States Of the Union, and full
pany now in camp at Lynn, Mass, and is expected 10
arrive here in few days. The uniform Of tho regiment
is peculiarly appropriate for their position marksnon
consisting Of green rock coats grey panaoohs and green
caps. The dress Is made 10 accord with the coors of
ture as much poss he, and is ntended to be in
summer. In winter the uniform will consist entirely of
grey pattern.
IN consequence Of the hasty orders which had been
ceived for the departure o The men, their entire uni
forms had not been furnished until the last moment.
Company belongs to Albany, and consists of hitytwo
men. The following the ciliccrs--Captain stephen
Martin; First Lieutenant John Wilson; Second Lieutenant
E. II. Souhwell. All the men Of this company quite
young.
Company halls from Michigan and is one hundred
stroag. The officers are;--tHptain, Penguin DurIy;
First Lieutenant Willet; Second Lieuten James
Baker.
Company have not yet received their arms, but on
arriving in Washington will be provided with Shsrps
breach loading rcs Company carry the regular target
rifles CO.
AT six O'Clock Yesterday evening the men marched
to tho dock Of the Wechawkcn ferry where they
put board tn, steamboat Red jacket, in order to be
transported to EZabcthlo.t rontc t. Washington.
crowd collected 10 them or and the boat put of
from the dock amid cheers and enthusiasm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06

FIRE IN FrIIoS STREET.-Betwccn five and six O'Clock
yesterday afternoon fire was discovered in the sta
tionery store Of James Clark, No. 100 Fulton street,
second floor. The quick action of the rcmcn prevented
the FIRE from spreading beyond the where it had
evidently commenced Mr.. ClarSs loss will amount TO
about $3.50 insured in the Commonwealth Insurance
COMPANY for $500 The origin OF the fire Is at present
unknown The Fire Marshal has the matter under inves
tigiton.
The second alarm of fire in the Eighth district last
evening at about sven O'CLOCK turned out to be false
F,sE IN TosrKNs STREET.-THE alarm of fire for the
sixth district at halfpas six O'Clock last evening, was
caused by slight nrc in the steam saw mill of Bonnet
son, No. Iomi,kns street Damage about $50.
fiis DUANE SrREEr--ARRgsr MAN NAMED VII.
LIAM BES3grT on SUSPICION OF AKsoS.-Shortly before
six O'Clock last evening Are broke the carpenters
shop Of George Gedncy Of No 70 Duane The
fanes spread qniesly 10 the cabinet shop Of William
Benne,t. The whole or tho building was DESTROYED
together with the contents of the premises The front
bui.dng story brick, and WAS occupied on the first
floor by Lanel Mcfarland dwelling ami grocery store
at the Gre Captain bowling, Ct the Sixth precinct arrest
cd william Bennett on suspicion CT pnrposely setting rc
10 the said premises Ann Mlligan, servant OF Mrs. Nc
rartllnd asserts that she Mr. Bennett set fire
lot OF shayngs in MIR. Gedneys shop. Fire MARSHAL Baker
Mt the premises, and with Captain bowling, AZ
into investigation 1t appears that Mr.. Bennett
has insurance Of $500 his stock in the ST. Nicholas
Insurance Company and Mr.. Mcfarland has insurance
Of $500 his stock in the St. Marx Insurance Company
The buildings owned by Commodore Levy. The loss
Is estimated at about $500; said to be insured.
FIRE IN EAST FOURTEENTH sTREer.--About three O'Clock
yesterday afternoon fire discovered in the cellar Of
the dwelling house Of Capt Charles II. Marshall, No~3s
East Fourteenth street opposite Union square Tho Are
just working through the bas ment floor when
stopped by the 6rcmen. How the FIR originated is at
present mystery. The Fire Ma shat has the matter
der investigation The damage TO- the building and furni
turc amounts to about $500. Insured for 5000 the
City and Continental Insurance Companies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06
THE HARRIS LIGHT CAVALRY.

THEIR EXrECTED DEPARTURE TODAY.
companies Of this regiment encampcd at
Scarsdale Weschcstr county expected have left for
Washington yesterday AT an early hour, however, the
order counternanded bu, only for short PERIOD
they will leave this afternoon by the Harrisburg route
from pier No. North river. This makes fourteen
companies that this mcnt has the of
eight CT which now II Washington and two at Fortress
Monroe. Lieutenant Colonel Fitzpatrick also sends
number Of horses to-day for the of the regiment
purchased under his own special supervision
AS this reg n,cnt is now ali but Completed their head
quarters BIZ adway will mere bc kept open for the
purpose Of winding up all matters connected with the
regiment. The following States have supplied thu
panes which !cayo today connectcut, one company;
Pennsylvania, one company, and New York and New
Jersey, enc company.
The officers have received their commissions direct
from the War department, making it one Of the
regiments auth ri:ed hy Cong the regular army.
This is the first complete cavalry regiment Furnished by
any State for the
ihe following a complete list of the officers -
Field ami STAT ,tcer&--Colnel, J. Mansfield Dawes
Lieutenant Colonel JuGscn fitzpatrick Major, Henry f.
iavics; Adiuaiit, -; StrH'an 'r Ionetee; Assistant
Surgeon, Pr. Trenor: Qnart m.ster, VIM. H. Valance
Company A-tap;ain, - Wales First Lieutenant, c.
II. seaman; Sec nd Lcutcf ant. - Meileck.
Company B--Taptan, Edwin i. Cooke; First Lieuten-
ant, - Grinton; Second Lieutenant, George Tall
CDmlary C--fapain, = DuiIio; First Lieutenant
- Griggs: Second Lieutenant, - Gregory.
Company D-taptain, - Haci: First Lieutenant, Jock
Liddei: second Lie tenant, - London.
Cimplny E-taptain, W II. Mallory: first Lieutenant,
l.. s. southard Second Lieutenant Fred Poughkcepsie
Company E-Ca;dain, Thomas .. Thorpctt; First Lieu
tenant, Marcus Conn; Second Lieutenant, j. Nelson
Decker.
- Ferris; SECOND J. enenant. - Morton.
Ciarpppy U--Captain, - IursCcmb Fist Lieutenant,
- Aiilli5in; Second Lieutenant - Ward.
C0m1dnu I-Captan, Walters; First Lieutenant,
--- Plum; Second Lieutenant, -.
Company J-Capain, Schcnck; First Lieutenant,
- kimbal Second Lieutenant - himbail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06
Our XVnr MuDs-COlorcd Edition.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-06
ORDERS FROM THE WAR DEPARTMENT FOR
THE SPEEDY ORGANIZATION OF GERMAN
ARTILLERY IN THIS CITY.

The German Volunteer Committee, which has been re-
Gently organized under the auspices Of some influential
German residents here have received communication
from the War Department requesting the organization Of
German artillery regiment to be composed OF experienced
artllersts. They have issued the following procana
ton
communication from the War Department, received
by the undersigned committee says that is the special
desire of Mr. Cameron the Secretary of War; and of MAJOR
General Mcclellan that German artillery regiment,
posed of experienced articriss, be formed ana That they
be despatched 10 the seat Of MS possible.
lnismuch az the commander Of the German Artillery
Corps, A. Bricke now in the course OF formation, is
known BY the undersigned committee as an efficient
artillery officer and, whereas, through his efforts two
compap Of atiersts have already been organized we
therefore recommend that all German artlersts who
will enlist, join Br;ckes Artillery Corps, New
YORK.
The German Volunteer Cornmitte-Hugo wcsendoncK,
PRESIDENT Frederick Kapp Charles Hansselt Edward Won
Der Heidt, Ernst Bredt Peter Warmkessei, Sgismund
Kaufman, G. III. Meyer, NJ. d., Albert Piantz.
That portion of the corps to which the above has
reference, is quartered at the ''Beleyne Garden
the foot Of Eighcth street The regimenal headquar
at SO Franklin street, and about dozen recruit
Ing stations have been opened in various parts OF tho
city.
I,rigader General BIenker, command of the German
division Of tho ,roops on the Potomac has also received
orders from the War Department TO make arrangements
forthwith recruit for artillery regiment to ut
the batteries in the Entertainments. The order to this
effect is as follows
To Brgadier General BIxyKEn Division Commander of the
Potomac Army
SR--pursuant to q suggestion by Major General
Mcclellan you are hereby requested make the
sary Arrangements the immediate formation OF
unteer artillery regiment for the heavy artillery in the
ntrenchmcnts around the city OF Washington, and ut
other points may be required be placed under
tho command OF the commanding officers. The recruit
ing will be carried on in accordance with the latest regu
ations regulating the regarding
THOMAS A SCOTT,
Assistant secretary Of War.
In pursuance Of the above ORDER Brgadier General
Benker detailed Colonel SaheI, Of the Eighth regiment
New York Volunteers to proceed to New York to make
arrangements for tho recruiting The Colonel is now in
this city 70 make such arrangements Recruiting stations
will be opened and result reported at headquarters.