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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

d. We again caution our readers against put
ting too much faith in telegraphic dispatches None
come llom the North except such as the abolition
authorities permit, and they are so shaped as tc
magnify their preparations and depreciate ours
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10
W GOD
Runaway,

From my farm miles below ClarksyIe, near
the Cumberland River, on the 18th inst negro
man, named PRlESTLEY, he is about IS wears Of
age, of a copper color quick spoken and very po-
lite. will give twenty dollars 10 any one who
will deliver said negro to me or conhne HIM in jail
so that get him.
JAS. N. SMITH.
April 20, ls6I-3ws
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10
MORE ANON.

p. S.--Wc are preparing actively for the recep-
ton Of the "Chckcn thieves which the Express
ritter from harrisburg 10 Washington is stationing at
Cairo. Fort virginia at Randolph, is now in speak
ing order" Fort Harris at Memphis viii be com
plete on Monday next well constructed and wcl
manned. Mort Madisons battery OF 81 bowie knife
aud couple of Derringerg' will suffice to do the
work of all who succeed in running the gauntlet Of
these two forts, Our city is all alive with citizen
soldiers marching and counter-marchiug. 1t would
amuse you much to sce some OF the grave old solid
mcn, whose obesity is ,hc work Of two score years
aud ten being pat through by Young America %
TO the command OF double quick or, as some of
Inc boy term 10, turkey trot Testing aside of
.et putosc and with malice pr,p>use. We are lclib.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

g-Fy' 1t is said that Wilson, notorious charac-
ter in the city Of New Yorkhas offered to bet that
when his company leaves for the army, there will
not be thief left in the city II all snch char,c-
tUs turn out nom Gotham the army will be large,
and the city pretty well depopulatcd. 1t is to be
regretted that gentIclncn Of the South have to be
aruyed against such filthy scouudrcls; bntauorlh-
eu army can not he raised without cn's,iug rogues,
and the only consolation we have, is that such
merreuory wretchcs make poor fight.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10
NEW iIgUH
CLOTHING AND HAT
~ 8 ~
COAL! COAL! COAL!

COAL! COAL! COAL!
THE Subscriber having secured the sole and OK
elusive Agency for the sale of the celebrated BELL
COAL, begs leave 10 solicit the patronage of the
citizens Of GAINESVILLE and vicinity, pledging him
self to furnish pure article of Coal and of the kind
above mentioned at reasonable price for Cash.
Pitts burg Coal.
lie has just received n large supply of PiiisbnrE
Coal, of a superior quality, tie same MS that used
by the Gas works in this city.
GOD.
large supply Of seasoned wood on hand
LUMBER
Ne is the authorized agent of Messrs. Gill 4
King, for the sale Of their Lumber A full assort-
ment of which he has now on hand. Orders for
lumber solicited. Cedar Posts, UlapboaFds and ey-
cry article In the building line may be found at his
Yard. All Of the above articles sold at greatly re-
duced picus. Terms, cash. Yard and office Com
merce street, opposite Whitfield, Bradley 4 Co.'S
Foundry.
PETER r. LAWS.
Agent fOE the sale Of Bells Ceal.
April l2 1861
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

company ..,".,,........,. none
Except for stationery and other Office expenses.
The greatest amount insured in any one risk not
exceeding Fifteen Thousand Dollars, ON the best
risks.
The greatest amount allowed by the rules Of the
Company to be insured in any town. city or village
depends on the size of the place and the character
of the buildings, generally as many good risks as
can be had without having them too closely con.
tiguous.
The greatest amount aIlowedto be insured in any
one block depends upon its size and the number and
character of the buildings but never exceeding Fif
teen Thousand dollars when exposed to loss by the
same fire.
The act OF incorporation of the Company--same
as last statement.
BOILING w, HAXALL,
o. f. BRssER, President.
Secretary
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

reN. frobotion authority can he relied on, the
South is a "gonc .oou, The free niger army
consrcgring dt'iro like the Iocusts OF ancient r.
gypL is to dcvasta'c both sides OF the Mississippi
aud close its triumphant career in New Orleans,
The programme does uoi say so, bat of course, this
brilliant scheme Of anticipated conquest IS based
upon the supposirion that the pcop" of the South
win offer no objection We do not speak by au-
thoriy, hut venture ,o say ON our own hook
that not man, OF that army viii ever reach New
Orleans except us a prisoner ora floating corpse.
Hsp, The Publication Of the late important acts OF
our Legislature We Ir nIclloi 10 defer unfit the
rcNt week. wan, ut .parr uurapu,ogy iur ibis
Iu q oueuitut 90, jir important documents
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10
For the Chronicle.
Letter from Memphis.

MEMPHIS Tenn, May 4th, 1861.
EDIToRs CHRoNIcLE;-Sincc writing the hasty
letter touching the political aspect Of the times
which, more to obge an old friend and subscriber
than because of any intrinsic merit therein, you
were pleased TO publish some weeks ago, stirring
scenes have been enacted all over the land and now
the distinct and not distant promise of the future is
that our eyes will be constrained to behold, what
the immortal Webster prayed that his might never
behold "a land rent with civil feuds, and 'drench
ed with paternal blood The effect, long predicted
is indeed upon us, of
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

April 70, lssI-3w.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-05-10

GEO. B. FLEECE, Sp't.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
No. 81.
POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

Ata special session Of the Police Jury u
this parish. held on Monday the 81 st daysof
November, 1861, the following members
were present: Labadiole, Braud, j. L. Lohss
dell, Trinidad, Landry. Allain. Pipes and
Woods. Absent: Lennon, Cain, and c. 5.
Lohd-ll, l,i.
President in the chair. - -ss-..ss -
The President appointed r e LobdelI,
Trinidad aud Landry on special committee
to examine the deduction list Of the State
Tax Collector. W no afterwards MAZE the aub-
joined report: Tf
The undersigned committee atpointed TO
examine the Shrrlf's fi.t Of deduction of
State Taxes from the roll of 1860. beg leave
to report: That after due examination, we
have fund said fist OF deduction correct,
and that v M White, as Sheriff, or Collector,
ought TO hayescredit on his State Tax roll for
the sum of 1927 81. in the following manner:
MilIstsx $40 80; Int Improvement tar,
sllt66; Pol tax $a2 90; State tar, SIT IS.
= Respectfully submit ID,
E.5h. Trinidad, i9s
J. Trae. Landry,
James L. LobdeH.
resolution was then offered and passed
to come to the relief of the Sheriff Or Collect
or. so tar as the colle.iion OF the parish taxes
is concerned.
On motion of S Pipes il was aSFa1s 9sls
Resolved, That tire sum Of fifty dollars in
two insta meBts OF &25 each, be issued to r.
J. Hyasns. ;arisb printer. said amount to be-
deducted from his :egular pay due LIST Janu-
ary next, 1862.
On motion Of J. L. LobdelI it was ngs
Resolved. That the President Of the Po-.
lice Jury BE- authorized to issue q warrant Of
onr hundred dollars, to the order OF the Press
ldent OF the Baton Rouge Female Orphan
Asylum, for maintenance of Mary and JOS
~phne Iones, for the year ending Feb 8. 1862.
Resolved, That the President of tn. Po-
lice Jury be authorized 10 issue warrant for
the sum Of $25 to order Of G. A. Pike, for
amount bin rendered for printing blank bonds,
same to be paid out of the Volunteer Fund.
Resolved. That the snm 0, $50 BE- allowed
o. Bernard, Jr., for his services as Clerk pro
tern to date --st ~
An account of the Sherif.s 70. $40 was
allowed
The Jury then adjourned sine die
o. BGRsARD. in, ]. C. WOODS,
Clerk. President
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
Gotten ard Sugar Planters,
ATTENTION! !!
vsHE ATTENTION Of plantsr. is IN. a

,TsHE ATTENTION Of planters Is I'm a -.
L vited TO stock ef PlOWS. theS SESS
lows made after the pattern of " Ha,l's Plnv,'
than whose haye given msft general satis4hct-
.nn. They made st home. and for the mn I part
of southern material and ia the handiAosk of our
Tscnlsa, snsts.fG,Ns;' and the nndsrsiersd has no
aesitasey in saying that in point of workmanship
ff finish and of durability they viii favorabiy COM
pare With any other s. sssl z
The stock fs small. -onsissine OF about 600 Flows
u varioas sises.s mpsring with Halls follows
Halls No. cottos corresponds with our No. l.
4
. t2scsus .sAss-er.. ;. -
weha.e SIN smaller sise intended only for Col.
son; srins the purpose Of Jack Plow, but far
supernr-E s53e sGsf - &i Es5s48si
Al orders aoonpasied UiA tAe CASH, ysu rscrirs
prompt sttsstsm D.alsrs will b. allowed the usual
1.scount. Acd.ess: 4s
JOSIAH ri EISPEFER. u
nav2 baton Roues,s Ia.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish OF West baton Rougc.
FIFTH JnDicfAL DISTRICT.

seseph Joor Us, II. J. Hyams. No. 1908.
DY Virtue Of writ OF g. ia to NE directed IN The
~, aeove entitled suit OF date the 6th day of July
o Tom he .th District COnrt In and for said par
,'a aha state. viii be offered Tor sale At public auc
=, ven u TIE last and highest bidder IN fnnt OF thu
, wsfs .se IN this parish, Saturday, 7th " Dec
.as 'f, sai. II lls'clack m all the right. title
Nv interest OF the ietsn liant r. J. Hyams ia aud to
..oiievng escrss-d property, With vendor's priv
- si;--a newspap called the Sugar Planter,
- press issks farm. accounts appertainiog TO
as printing establishment. also the house amt lot
y VT; oc ober 2si 1857 to paw and "A tsfy ssd writ
" scaeeafoa seized in the above eutitled SUIT.
aAn issI. ~ - " easri6 N
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
Atterneys& \ Counsellors at

THEIR PROFESSION IN the ar
w ishes Of East and West Baton Rouge. lberville,
'oiat Coupee and West Felicians. Also in the Su-
preme Court Of Louisiana, and the United States Die.
trict and Circu,tCourts at New Orleans. 4
apstt @saf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
D,ssolution of Co-partnershlp

D,ssolusson o. Co-partnsrsihip
HE PAkiNER>illP ri Mopre d
a,.on. Il. yno claims a.s,nst the late arm. - well
thos. inehted to It, viii please call on samuel r.
Moore or Wv McNan feI settlement. at the ware-
mouse - =. = " = - ~ SAMUEL A. MOORE,
ssli .y Pm ENpERS :
S...,... ~ thu Wharf.bcat viii be continued
e =. - ~ soosx s.sx1AH.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1861-12-28
FRESH ARRIVALS. A

~ - BBlAy Extra Family Flour =
10 50 barrel. Bake : Flour. ass Article,
Port Wine in Bottles, very old, A. ].
Sherry Wine in bottles, 90
A few tierces Of lpulheld sugar cured HAMS
Herrines, . choice article for families
R.isins. very superior in ANAL packages, as
l,o0ee-MocKa, Java, Mexican, Rio.
For sale 10 the trade. f1i'+ @ssk
SOL BENG.sMLN 1.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
Got on the Scent.

\ report is current in military and political
circles that the t, aitor, who has done 50 much
mischief by revealing cabinet secrets and the
plans of the commander-!n-Chlef to the enc
nv, has been discovered. We have severa.
times intmated that the treason could hard
" be outside OF Gen SCOTS confidential as
socates and attendants. Suspicious have
been directed towards Col Scott, the nephew
and private secretary of the old veteran, and
with such strong contirmatory circumstances
so the current report goes-as to induce a
strong presumption of his guilt. II such IS
the fact, he is the man who kept Patterson
back, by suppressing his kilograms, and so
caused the Bull Run disaster. The failure
of the scheme against the rebel camp at Nun
sons Hill, which was known only to Gen
Scott, Gen Mcclellan and Col Scott. is at
tributed to the same treacherous hand. And
so of other failures and disasters caused by
the revelation Of our plans to TIE enemy. II
is intimsted that the suspicious against Co
Scott were so strong, that his friends advised
him to quit the country, and that tins hac
something to do with the sudden resignation
of Gen Scott and his departure, with his ne
phew and others, for Europe. |, is posslb-:
tia: these rumors and suspicious have beer
exaggerated to more than their real import
ance, and We give them only as current tar
10 the best informed circles, and not by an!
means to be received as facts, or as ANYTHING
more than strong and coherent suspicious.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
State News.

On Friday last, Henry f. Luce, son of
f. S. Luce of Stowe, lad aged about lG
years, fell from a wagon load of starch and
m.-Newsdealer.
The second company of Vermont Sharp
Shooters, Capt Stoushton, left New York for
Washington at 6 O'Clock Sunday evening, in
fire condition. Mr. Hatch, though he has
ceased to be the agent Of the State, took up
on himself the trouble to see that the wants
of the men were all supplied and that they
were provided with means Of transportation.
-UoodAock Standard.
We learn from the Tribune that Gen
Phelps will accompany Major General But
Ter, in his southern expedition, at the in
stance of Butler. Gen Phelps stood Yer,
high in the estimation Of Butler while the
latter was in command at Fortress Monroe.
We hear, toe, that Wool reposed great con-
fdcnce il Phelps We wish he might COM
mand Vermont troops.
: Mr. +. l.. Upham of Weatherstiel'i, exhibit
ted at the Windsor Journal office on the 18th
of October, two tieeces of wool of fine quail
", shorn from two Spanish Merino bucks
one year old in May last, weighing rsspec-
lively fourteen and half and thirteen and a
half pounds.
The publication of the st .Altans Daily
Messenger is to be discontinued for the rea-
son that sit does not pay"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
Tybee Island, Georgia.

Our troops have got foothold in another
rebel state, Georgia, the Empire state" Of
the South. We have news by the transport
Illinois that about week ago small naval
detachment left Port Royal. and doubtless
coaSting along the inland waterway, reached
and took possession of Tybee Island, off the
coast Of Georgia. Tybee Island lies near
the mouth Of the Savannah river, which is
here the dividing line between South Coroli-
Ia and Georgia. to the southwark of the bar,
and about 20 miles southwest from Por,
Royal. 1t is one of the long chain of sea is
lands which streaCh all along the coast OF
this and adjoining states The island is
small not as large as Port Royal island, and
is chiefly Of use to US as Il stepping stone to
Cochspur island, lying Immediately to the
north of it, on which is situated Fort Pulas-
kl--a very strong work, that defends the en-
trance to the Savannah river, and is the de-
trn>ive outpost OF the city of Savannah itself.
Twice island has been notable chiefly with
mariners on account of its lighthouse, (Tv-
bee Light one OF the most prominent on the
southern coast. 1t is fixed light, los feet
above the SEA, on the northeast end OF the
island. and in clear weather, it may be seen
at the distance Of T. miles. This beacon was
extingushed by the barbarians of Georgia,
shortly after they had seeded from the Tn
ion. and lis absence must nave troubled con-
>i,itrAHlv lie immense fleet Of vessels which
has run the blockade at this point, and which
- troubles the diplomatic soul Of jeff Davis.
the national government will now, of course,
ave tie beacon put in order and relighted-
still further TO the grief of emperor jeff.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
Reported ior The CALIFORNIAN.
Caledonia County Court.
DECEMBER TERM, lSJl.

DECEMBER TERM, lIGl.
Present-Iion. LUKE T, ROLAND. CT. Justice.
Hon SEEENo MONTGOMERY, 4ssoc.
Hon. f. A. PARKS, ! ats.
The following petit jurors were empanell-
ed and sworn !:
Walter Abbott, John Bacon I'd, Albert II.
Ball, Truman q. Bishop, Alvin Bolton, Free
man W. Brockway. John l.. Brown, John O.
Cowles, Hugh Dunn, iona. Eastman, iona.
Farr, Pringle Gibson, Chester Gitiin, Robert
Hall, Joseph liazeltine, Henry Hoffman, Jo-
IA Houghto Loren Huntlty, Alonzo r.
Lucas, James McGatfty, Putnam ID. McMil-
Ian. Jehial Powers, Daniel l.. Ray, Luke
Spencer, Geo. l.. Wells, Nelson Whitcher.
james ID. White.
Thirty-,hree cases were set for the jury up
on the call of the docket.
No. 90 VIM. \. Weeks V. f. w. Blake.
Acton on the case for breach of warranty in
the sale Or exchange of horses. Trial by ju-
" and verdict for dett. Potts and Davis
Tor plf Stoddard \ Clark for deft
No. 43. X C. Stevens v J. II. kempton
This was case Of trepass, and i, on trial as
We 90 to press.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
Vermont State Temperance Society.

The next annual meeting of the Vermont
State Temperance Society will be holden at
Brandon on Wednesday, the 18th of Deem
Der next, commencing at I o'clock, p. M, and
continue at the pleasure OF the society.
The members of the society and other
friends of Temperance are cordially invited
to be present and aid in the advancement of
this important work, and all county, town
and other Temperance organizations IN the
state are specially invited to send dele
gates.
The hospitality of the citizens of Brandon
will be rendered to ali who may be in attend
ance, and the several railroads Of the state
will return those present for fare one way
upon presenting certificate of the secreia-
~.
Addresses may be expected on Wednesday
evening.
The several newspapers of the state are re-
quested to publish the above notice.
JOHN HOWE, JR,
hLoACE WALKER,
JAMES BARRETT,
LORENZO SHELDON,
WM. A. BURNETT,
{. \. THOMAS.
ID. S. CIATTERToN.
Ec. Com.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
CANr griffin. FAIRFAX Co., Va, !
November -. 1861.

Gro. CowLES. ESQ Your letter notifying
me that YOU had forwarded box to my adj
dress containing articles of clothing tor the
soldiers, was duly received. The box was
delivered to NE yesterday morning. The
rumor got abroad in camp that Vermont
stockings were to be had at the chaplain $
tent. If your coed ladies Of liyega'e could
have seen and heard what passed in my tent
between the hours of 3 p. III. yesterday and
10 this morning, they would have wished
they had put in five pairs of stockings where
they put in one, and as many mIttens. They
are at gone, and probably not one man IN
five knew there were any here until too late.
Many e hearty benediction on the good la
dies of Ryegate burst from the lips OF men
who have not allowed themselves to complain
If their want of sufficient clothing for the CIR
,eunstances in which they were placed. Ma
ny of tie men said they had but one par,and
those with holes at both ends and nothing to
mend them.
But don't know as the men will thank me
for making revelations in this direction. Yet
viii take the liberty to say that l think i've
hundred pairs of stockings AID as man! NIT
tens would go III our regiment alone al once
ard be greatly beneficial i'll respect to the
comfort and preservation OF he. l know
there is a surplus of such articles IN Vermont
families, which they would be glad to send
N if they knew our necessities. | give You
leave to whisper in their ears If you will that
they box and send them on, without delay
The bedding was most needed in the hospl
tal delivered it to the surgeon Tor that
purpose. He wished me to express to those
who sent it his regards and personal thanks
for the greatly needed supply. Many OF ou'
men are sick with measles and fever. Two
died Yesterday, and one the day before.
/ was very glad to be made the channel OF
sour generosity to our needy men, and woui'
thank YOU and your ladies for their generou
remembrance of US in our absence from home
Very truly yours.
S. NJ PLMPToN,
Chaplain 18th Vt. Regt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
New Senators.

Colonel Fcrney writes from Washington
to the Philadelphia Press:
"John J. Crittenden will, | have no doubt,
resume the seat in which he SO long and so
honorably represented kentucky. Mr. Guth-
rie is mentioned as his colleague in the event
of Mr. Powell's secession, and Reverdy john
son may be Senator from Maryland.-
The place of the lamented Baker will be oc-
cupied by Mr. Stark, who has been appoin-
ted by the Governor Of Oregon, and who, l
am told, is member Of the old Breckenridge
organization, and openly in favor of huml-
iating peace. My information comes from
good authority, bat sincerely trust that l
am doing Mr. Stark injustice, and that the
country will be spared the modification and
the shame of seeing the seat where Baker so
lately immortalized himself by his patriotic
eloquence occupied by an enemy Of the Re
public"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
Sad Accident.

Laura the youngest child of Mrs Laura
Miles of Lyndon, was so severely burned last
Thursday evening by her clothes taking fire
from candle, that she died in about six
hours after the accident occurred. The child
was about four years Old
The Judges of the Supreme Court are As.
signed to Hold the Supreme Court in
the several Counties. for the Year Com.
mencins Dec. !, 1861. is follows:
Chittendcn Co., Jan. :, Adds, Barrett, Kel-
logg, Peck.
Franklin Co. Jan. 20 Poland, Pierpoint Bar
rett, Kellogg.
Grand Isle Co., Jan. 2i, Poland, Pierpoint,
Barrett, Kellogg.
Addison Co., Jan. -, Poland, Adds, Barrett.
Kellogg.
Rutland Co., Feb 3. Poland, Adds, Pierpoint.
Peck.
Bennington Co.. Feb. II, Adds, Pierpoint,
Barrett, Peck
Windham Co., Feb. L., Poland, Pierpoint,
Kellogg, Peck.
Windsor Co., Feb. -, Poland, Pierpoint,
kel!ogg. Peck.
Orange Co., March II, Poland, Adds, Pier
point, Barrett.
Washington Co.. Aug. II, Poland, Adds, Bar
rett, Kellogg.
Lamoil!e Co.. Aug. 10, Poland, Barrett, Ke!-
logg, Peck.
Orleans Co., Aug. p, Adds, Pierpoint, Kel-
losg, Peck.
Essex Co., Aug %, Pierpoint, Barrett, Kel-
logg, Peck.
Caledonia Co., Aug. Is, Pierpoint, Barrett,
Kellogg, Peck.
Publishers of papers in the state will con-
fer favor on ali interested in our courts by
inserting the above assignment.
LUXE i. POLAND, Oh. J.
st Johnsbury, Nov. 80, 1861.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-12-06
" OIL L NTEERS WANTED.

RALLY FOR THE UNION & LAW.
Headquarters JOHN S. CLARKs Recruits
French d Cos Store, LuaenJwg, Esser 10.
Office open FOR business every day except sun
DAYS.
Being authorized w the Governor ~ Recruit
q company Of Infantry for the Eighth Regiment
Of Vermont Volunteers, wish 70 enii-t men for
three years from the first Of June. a. ID. ISL,
unless sooner discharged agreeably to law.
The pay and subsistence Of the men will com
mence from the day of their enlistment. The
conditions of enlistment viii be such As a.e pre-
scribed by the Army Regulations
None but able bodied men, whose age is more
than eighteen and less than forty-tiye years will
be received
Pay Trenty Dollars per Month.
l shall visit the several towns in this County
and vicinity soon of which due notice will be
given.
Fellow citizens of gallant little Essex" are
you ready to give practical aid TO the Government
which our noble and revered Fathers fought for.
and bequeathed to u.s. to reinstate the good old
| Union Of these States, and the Republic !:
! Come one, come MANY and God will give US the
victory.
JOHN S. CLARh
| Lunenburg, Nov. ), 1861. 1922