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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-07

We have lately noticed tendency in
some of our Western newspapers TO indulge
in ccnsorious remarks upon the Eastern
States. as to their wunt of alacrity in efforts
to carry toward the war for our common ma
tionaliiy. We know that this results from
zeal in the good cause, and consequent anx-
ioty that every portion of tile republic
should be thoroughly reused. 1t is impor.
tunt, however, that we should cherish n
spirit OF mutual confidence, while we pro-
woke each other TO generous emulation. We
like the spirit of a lengthy article, which
we have just read in the Hartford (Ct)
Ecening Post of October 18th It presents
several considerations which are quite i'm
pornnt to II correct appreciation Of this
subject, and which cannot BE- ignored with.
out great injustice to New England One
of the most obvious of those considerations
is, that so many Of the families at the East
have already sent their young men to the
West, and that consequently the proportion
of young men to the whole population is
greater at the West than at the East. Ellis
worth was n western young man, but il was
an eastern homo which his death darkcned;
an eastern burial place has received the re-
mains of Lyon and not few. in all these
! Western regiments, if they fall in battle, or
die in our hospitals, will bs mourncd by
kindred beyond the Alleghan;cs and beyond
! the Hudson. If there are more young men
/ 4 lp 4 4
men ut the East The hard earned money
of the latter is freely given and the indus.
! trious hands of the former are beautifully
busy in behalf Of the army.
! Recent advices state that the troops now
] cnlistug in Pennsylvania. are to be sent to
the Western Department We iko this. It
/ will be well to have Western regiments led
( by Mcclellan, and Eastern regiments by
Fremont, eastern and western men fighting
side by side. These Generals, and all our
commanders, and all our army, belong not
to the West nor to the East, but to the cn
tire nation. Lot us cherish the sentiment OF
Union. We deserve each others confidence
We are one. Let us bc united in heart
temperate in speech, trustiul and considc.
ate of each other, and we shall be irres;sti
bic in action. There is no want of y pstrioti
determination in any of the lovd States
We believe there will fc no want of pari
otto endurance, till Inc foul spirits of rcbeI
lion and anarchy shall lie Exercised from a
the States, AMI We shall again know II
4. Fast no West, no North, no South, but on
great Commonwealth OF States, equal i
.Lgnity, and iraternally unitod--a restored
!, rcgtncratcd republic.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-07
win EDgIond Interferei

The country was startled few days ago
by the announcement that Secretary Seward
had urged upon the loyal Governors Of the
seaboard the proprety of fortifymg their
ports. This step has doubtless been recon-.
mended owing to the doubtful attitude of
Great Britain, and although no foreign war
is intended by our Government, Mr., Seward
has undoubtedly deemed il necessary 10 be
prepared for any emergency. There is no
room TO doubt that the aristocracy of Eng
land of whom the LoAdon Times and kin:
dred journals are the organs. desire the sue
cess of the rebellion. IN the triumph of
the Republic in this war, they Justly see the
doom of aristocracies, and the ultimate vic
Tory Of the American principle of govern
ment everywhere. In the final prevalence
of the insurrection, they rightly read the
signal failure to maintain n great nation by
vesting the supremacy in the people. There
is in England liberal party, powerful and
advancing, which the assured stability Of
this free nation would clothe with resistless
might. Before it the privileged classes
would sooner or later melt away. The en-
couragement the traitors receive from Al
bon proceeds principally from these classes
who are able also to influence large manu-
featuring and mercantile interest against us
This combination Of inimical elements, is
however, held in check by salutary DIRE,
of the public sentiment. which is mequifo
cally with our cause, Whether the clas
enmity will dare TO brave this sentmen
and seek TO commit the British goyemmen
10 war with our own, is a question whiel
events are soon to answer.
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nnOrtant Order.

Secretary Cameron, in his letter of in
structons to Gen. w. T. Sherman. i'll com
mand o(thc expedition TO the Southern coast,
says: You will avail yourself of the SER
vices of any persons, whether or no fugi-
tves from labor, who may offer themselves
to the National Government, and employ
them in such services as they may be fitted
for, either as ordinary employees, or if spe-
cial circumstances seem to require it, in any
other capacity with such organization in
squads, companies, or otherwise, as you may
deem fit to the service; there is, however,
not TO be general urming of them for mill
tary service. Loyal masters are to be as
sured that Congress will provide just COM
pcnsation for the loss of the services of the
persons SO employed"
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Prediction veraned.

On his memorable journey home from
Washington, shortly before his death, Scna-
tor Douglas remarked to distinguished
Kenmckian whom he CHANGED to meet at
indianapolis, II know your man Breckin,
ridge better thunyou do yourselves, Mark
my words sir; icithM a year .Jl'om his tim,
JohR c. Breckinridge 'rW be a General il
NE rebel army" The result shows how
thoroughly Mr.. Douglas did know his for
mer friend. The year has but half passed
since the prediction was made, and to-day
Mr.. breckenridge holts commission IN m,
rebel army, as Brjgadie, Gehe,M pa,Il
Backacr, at BoWling Green.
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Thc Great nebellion.
Prorress Of the Work Of snppression.

A correspondent of the Sandusky Register,
writing from Romney, Va, under date of
Oct 18th, says: Nine companies of the 9Th
Ohio, DePuy, nine of the 4tll Ohio, Col. Ma
son. sovcn companies Iti Va, Lieut.. Col.
Kelley, with three pieces Of artillery and two
cavalry companies, Capts. Keyes and Me-
Gee, under command Of Brigader General
Kelley, made an attack upon the rebel camp
at this place yesterday. and after sharp and
severe fighting for two hours. Sallantly rout-
cd them, horse, foot and dragoOn. Wccap-
turcd all Of their artillery, camp cquipagc,
teams aud commissary stores, and chased
them three miles beyond town. but were ul-
able to ovcrtake them after our forced march
from New Creek. distant twenty miles. Our
loss was two killed and five wounded. The
rebel loss was twelve killed. The boys be-
havcd "bully," aud did themselves credit.
special dispatch TO the Gazette, under
date of Nov. 2d. says: The rebels under
Floyd opened fire on Gen. Rosccrans' forces
yesterday morning, from two points oppo-
site Gaulcy Bridge and Camp Tompkins,
Western Va. The Telegraph office and
Quartcrlnasters store were no doubt des-
troyed. When my informant left yesterday
their shells were aimed at the ferry boats
and buildings above named. Tho enemy
llu'l HCuNl EuilS anu u ihiBO DOug WI
ry. Floyds force opposite Camp 'ronpkins
is not less than 1000 How many hc has
opposite Gauley Bridge -four miles this side
is not known. 1t is presumed that Rose
Grams was able TO maintain his position, al
though fears are entertained of his defeat.
The Evansville J0WWm, Of the lst inst.
learns that Oh Tuesday, Oct 29th, Col. Bur
bridge. with portion of his regiment, and
"A detachmct of artillery attacked $50 to SOC
rebel cavalry vt Woodbury., KY, and routed
them, killing fifty and taking several pris.
oncrs, with large lot of camp equipagc
small arms, &c. 1t also learns that the mill
ut Woodbury., which has been employed IL
grinding wheat for the rebel troops at Bow.
ling Green. has been taken, and 1000 bush
els Of wheat stored there, coniiscated for
the use of our troops. 1t is also stated TIA
Mcllemy's regiment stationed at Clor, we'll
Ky, was attacked ON the 2StlI b' ,Jctobc
by arge force of shc cnemv, The latte
were beaten olf,with what ISIS is not know,
We lost one man in thG night. .ra.
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s,re,mout,s Purchases.

The charge of Adjutant-Gcncral Thomas
about Frcmont's purchase OF arms in Eu-
ro7c, is disposed OF by II writer in the New
York Tribune, who states, from positive
knowl< dye, that the purchase was 1000 ri
ncs, 3Q0 rcvolvers, s rillcd cannon. with
shot nt. she'll, and 2,00O,00o percussion
caps; aud hat the rifles were so highly APP
proved that t!cGrctary Cameron sent an or
der To Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Dayton to buy
20, 600 more of The same kind as those
bought by Gen. Fremont. Also, that Mr..
Schuyler the special agent afterwards sent
out by the Government to buy arms, offered
to buy 100000 rifles of the same pattern,
and did buy all he could. Also, that Gen.
Fremont paid SIG for the rifles, and could
have bought more at the same price, but
was not permitted by the Government; and
that they have since been sold by other
parties to the Government ut S27 each.
One of Fremont's staff relieves the Gen.
cral entirely of the blanket purchase, and
says that when the report of the purchase
was laid before Fremont, he not only con
demncd them but ordered them to be sent
4 back. So one by one of the props arc
| falling from under this etpd,fe report.
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P!ociamatioD ., the Governor, Appoint-
ing va, a. Thanksgiving and Prayer.
.f Ono, ExEorTIvE DEPARTMENT, !

CoLuMBus, Nov. |, 1861. !
lirsuaht to the request of the General Assembly
II this State and in accordance to my own sense Of
gratitude to Almighty God for the bountiiul mcr-
'cies which hc has bestowed upon the people of o.,
| do hereby designate and set apart Thursday, the
28th day of November, instant, as day of thanks
giving and praise to Him, for the incstiwable priv
iliges of our civil and religious institutions for pro-
tecting our homes from the ravagcs Of war, and for
the manifold blessings, individual and social, which
surround AMI support us and | respectfully urge
upon all people that they refrain from their usual
cmpnyments on tina, day, and in their places of
public worship, and in their homes, with grateful
Acknowledgements offer crvcnt prayer to our llcav-
cnly Father that lie may continue 10 remember us
in his mercy: rcnilvc the caanitcs of civil strife
which nlllict the Nation; restore concord between
the States confirming and perpetuating cur politi-
cal Union. and securing to us AMI to our postcrity
the PRIVILEGES and advantages which distinguish n
Christian people. ..
In testimony whereof have hcrcunto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal of the State of Ohio tC
b. affixed this the LIST day of Novimber, in the
year of our Inrk 1851 of the Independence of the
United States the seth, and Of the organization O
Olio the J9th.
BY the Governor:
WILLIAM DENNIsoN
ADDprooN j. RUSSELL Sec'y of State.
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The HDenO1 Ht SnndsIsNy,

The Register speaks thus OF the location
of the now depot for State prisoners:
The telegraph brought our citizens yes
ler'i"y the first information that the War
Departmcnt had determined. after the prop
or inspection and cNon'ination and the pro-
curcmcnt of the proper estimated Tor the
construction of buildings, to establish a prls-
oncrs' depot upon the island owned by Mr..
Johnson and lying in Sandusky Bay, about
o. miles distant--north from Sandusky.
The island is admirably adapted for the
purpose intended, and Coatains near 300
acres of land. The part leased to the Gov
crnmcnt or to bc leased, lies at the east end
of the island, and includes about % acres
of cleared land. Comfortable wooden build
ings arc to be erected for the prisoners, and
t,le grounds imm ,diately around them are
to he enclosed by substantial fence.
Various localities in this region were in
spccted; among others, kcllcy's island and
Put-ill-Bav island. Land could havc been
procured on the former, but we believe not
on the latter. Bay Island, as the propri-
ctor designs TO christcn it, was selected
however and we believe, wisely. The build
ngs are intended to he constructed by the
10th of December.
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DLows! PLows. rLom,s!.
I -
The subscriber has just received the sub bsoil, or
MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOw.

The subscriber has just received the sub-soil, or
MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.
II is plow that every Farmer should have. With :
it he turn under and get rid Of sward, lkinds
of stubble and roots of stalks, leaving nothing
but nice fresh soil tD cultivate. For breaking up
WILD PRAIRIE LAND
1t is invaluable. 1t puts the sward six TO eight
inches under ground and gives you a soil good
and as easy to work your neighbours that has
been titled for years. He has also the
GIBBS CYLIND E Ri Pill OIW
Very strong and of light draft-ust the thing for
Supervisors, OF for all kinds of heavy plowing.
MITCHELL4'S g. SONS ROAD SCRAPERS,
Second to others made.
Hay, Straw, Corn-stalk cutters of the very best,
manufactures, warranted to give entire satisfaction,
and will one-half the cost Of winteTing stock
that it will cost to winter them without cut feed.
Last, but not least is the
DAKEN WATER DRAWERS.
He would call the attention of all in want of "tp
top" pump to this Drawer, it is undoubtedly the
best thing to draw water with in the county. 1t
has only to be seen and tried to be appreciated and
what is better than all is that ii is cheap and there
fore within the reach of both rich and poor.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
ID. KREPS.
Perrysburg, Oct. 9th, 1861.
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neM.. l. secms. from the statcmont of

aeA.lt seems, from the statement Of des-
crter. that at the beginning of the fight near
Leesburgh the rebels had 1900 men. That
these hogan to waver, and the day seemed
about to be lost, when they were reinforced
by about 1000 more, who came up Just in
time to turn the scale in favor of the rebels,
GeA-0ur advices from the West are that
the several divisions of Fremont's army
have united, and on the 2Sth the headquar-
tcrs were at Springfield. There is rumor
that the rear Of Prices army was attacted
and defeated by Sigel,
ssS"Rev, Mr., McCauley, Of the st, Louis
Christian Advocate, has been arrested for
publishing reasonable editorials,
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MA, The dead leaves fell thick and fast
from the trees on our streets, and rustic on
the pavement beneath the feet of many pc
dcstrians, or fly before every breath of au-
tune air, their colors more varied and beau.
tirul in the dignity of death, in the "seaI
and yellow leaf than in the grocn freshness
of Spring. How aptly is the falling Leaf
the sympol of mortality, and happy it is
that "ites ftful fever" is not unlike the
leaf-in youth not without bloom, in ag,
not without dignity.
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BEe' The Southern chivalry apply pretty
hard names to the federal government, and
to some of our most prominent men and peo-
pie generally, They speak of the United
States as the rump of the Union" the
"usuper's government" and call the North
ern section of the country Yankee land"
The President they call a "usurpcr," u kan
garoo, an ''ape" u low "Hat-boaman," and
"tyrant" Gen. Scott is butcher" q
"vile traitor" a"hypocrite," and "hlss-and-
feather tyrant," The Northern people they
cNll "lIossians," "Jayhawkcrs." and II "set OF
! coMardlN Nnnkees."
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+ ATEST FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR;
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
PERRYSBURG, o,
NEW STOVE, TIN AND HARn.
WARE STORE!

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Wood and adjoining countless that hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
Il HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its hSanchcs and connect there
with the
HARDWARE BUSINESS,
and would be pleased to receive the calls of all
who may be in want. Our prices shall I've as low
as the same quality and style be purchased for
in Toledo OF elsewhere.
COME 0NE-COME ALL, as we wish to be-
come acquainted. BOSTWICK & TYLER.
PARLOR, COOK AND BOX STOVES
Just receiving, the largest and best assortment
ever brought up the river, which offer at Toledo
prices. BOSTWICK & TYLER.
THlMRLE SHIRE PIPE BOXES,
At BOSTWICK & TYLER'S.
NAILS AND HOUSE TRIMMINGS
Cheap, at B0STWICK & TYLERS.
IRON, (all sizcs.) HORSE SHOE BAR
AND NAIL RODS,
Warranted, at Toledo prices, at
B0STWICK & TYLER'S.
BARTON & w EEDS COOPER TOOLS
At B0STWICK & TYLER'S.
AXES AXES!
Single and Double Steel, at
BOSTwICK & TYLER'S.
HARNESS TRIMMINGS
a good ass ,rtmcnt at BOSTWICK & TYI.ER'S.
CARPENTERS TOOLS, GENERAL
HARDN ARE AND CHAINS
or i'll kinlS,a BOSTWICK 4 TYLER's.
TIN w ARE!
At B0STWiCK 4 TYLER'S.
JOB TIN WORK
! Done on short notice and at reasonable prices, at
BOSTWICK & TfLER'S.
Perrysburg, Ohio Oct. "a, lS61-25ly.
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Coz, BAKERS LAST EfroRT IN TIE SENArl
The Philadelphia Bulletin says;

Col. Bakers last effort on the floor of the
Senate merits particular attention. 1t was
in the early part of August last. Breckin-
ridge was delivering n set disunion har-
rangue, as ingenious and able as amy heard
ON behalf of accession. Baker, whose camp
was mile or two from the Capitol, entered
the Senate Chamber hastily from the duties
of n drill. while Breckenridge was speaking.
He was presently called into the lobby by
"a message from Mr.. Holt, of Kentucky, who
begged him TO reply to Breckenridge, as no
one Q sc would probably ho ready TO do SO.
He did so, ofi-hnd, when Breckenridge sat
down, and made one of the most thrilling
speeches which had been heard for years in
the Chamber, 1t tsquelChcd Mr.. Brccliinridge
Who would hot rather be Baker dead than
breckenridge living.
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To the above must be added the killed and
wounded of the Third Rhode Island battery,
the First L, s, artillery, and the t. s, cavOl-
ry, which will probably swell the number
10 nine hundred and thirty, or nearly 80 per
cent. Of the whole force engaged,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-07
The Loss mt Balls Ruff.
From the \. Y. Herald. /

We have examined and compared the va
rious lists of the killed. wounded and miss
ing ut the battle of Balls Bluffs, and we are
inclined to the belief that the following fig
ures will not vary much from the official re-
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-11-07

RsS"A good story is told of Quaker
volunteer who was in Virginia skirmish,
Coming into pretty close quarters with a
rebel, he remarked, Friend, its unfortunate,
but thee stands Just where I'm going to
shoot and biased away, down came "se-
cesh.'
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BES~lhe loss of Fremonts body guard in
in their desperate charge and re-captme of
Springfield, was fifteen killed and twenty
three wounded
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NJ. Engaged. Killed. Wounded.

The rebels report having taken Int 529
prisoners, aud as that is I73 short of our
number reported missing, it is fair to pre-
sumo that nearly all OF the balance were
killed in the battle, OF the prisoners prob
ably at least one hundred were wounded.
With these additions, the list of casualties
viii stand ms follows:
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A DIE s q Ar d
FALL AND WINTER BONNETS

If you want Nice Ribbons, Flowers, Ruchcs,
Punes, Straws, Bonncts, Hats, ETC., please call at
Mrs. Carpenters Millinery Store, on Front street.
E9s- Cutting and Fitting Dresses, Jack
cts, Mantlcs, etc. also Coloring, Bleaching and
Pressing Bonnets done to order.
Oct. 29th, lS6l-26tE
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~ EORG GE STR AIN,
II ATTORNEY AT LAW, Perrysburg, Ohio.
Will attend 10 all business entrusted 10 his ear
in the several Courts Of 0hio.-0tice with JOIN
Bates, End street. '60-ltf
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I'll lasIEz!Ills!LszAln
. EzzzIs.IZILylys) Ting
MRS. WlNSLOW,

an experienced Nurse and Female Physician. pre-
seuts to the attention of mothers, her
SCOT H G SY r u p,
FOR CHILDREN TEErnTSG,
which greatly facilitates the process of tccthngby
softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is
SyRR. TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon il, hs0thcrs it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELEIP AND HEALTH To YOUR rNFaNrs(
Itnot only relieves the child from pain, hut invg
crates the stomach and bowels, coTects acdity,a and
gives tone and energy to the whole system. twill
almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN TIE BOWELS, AND WIND CoLIC
and overcome convulsons which, il not speedily re-
medied, end in DEATH We believe it the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysen-
terry and Diarrha in children, whether it arises from
teethng, or from any other cause. We would say
30 every mother who has a child suffering nom any
ofthc foregoing complaints-do not let your preJu-
dices nor the prejudices of others, stand between
YOU and your suffering child, and the relief that will
be sure-yes absolutely surc-to follow the use OF
this medicine, if timely used. Full directions for
using will accompany each bottle. None genuine
unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS & PERKINS,
New-York is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN Menioines
Principal Office, IS Cedar street, Ny.
PRICE ONLY 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Anril ISRl--40ly
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XT0LU EERS NTED

W OIL NTEERS WAN TED
The undersigned is legally authorized to recrnit
a COMPANY OF VOLUNTEERS for the G8th
Regiment now forming at Carap Latta, Napoleon,
Lieut.. Col. =. IL. Steadman. Pay and Subsistence
will he furnished from date of enlistment. Cloth
ing win be furnished as soon as it can be ordered
from Columbus. Recruiting at my office, in Per-
rysburg. ID. ROSS, Recruiting Oa:ccr.
October goth, tS6l-26w3.
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CHO0L BANNERS NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their next regular sessions
for the examination of Teachers, as follows;
West Millgrove, first Tuesday in November.
Bowling Green, first Tuesday in December.
Perrysburg, first Tuesday in January, 1852.
In addition 10 the usual course, Teachers Will here
after be examined in American History,
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at O'Clock, a. m.
j. w. WOODBURY., Clerk.
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TOB WORK,
- Eexecuted with aeatness and dispatch at the
Perysbwg Journal Office,
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DOAD NOTICE,-Notice is hereby given that
II petition will be presented to the County Com
mssioners, at their next regular session, asking
them to cause 10 be vieSSs' tGryeyed and estab-
lished, the following county ruad to-wit; Com
meneing at point on the Perrysburg and Findlay
road where the north line of secs 16, IL Is, in
Perrysburg tp Wood county, Ohio, intersects said
road thence due east along said north line Of said
section until the same intersects the road running
along the east line Of said section l6 and there ter
inmate. JOHN fEhGEk, CT al feuufners.
Perrysburg, Oct, 22d, 1891 -25w4
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ITO ARMS TO ARMS TO ARMS [!

The undersigned has been duly commissioned
and authorized to raise Company Of Volunteers