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VEHICLE CAsrALTY.--A lal about ycars-'
old, named Smalhollz, was run over on tho
BloominGlalc Road on Wednesday afternoon by
DR.. OTIS. one Of the police surgeons, The boy
had his thigh broken and was otherwise iu-
jurcd.
ForSD DRowNrp.-Thc body of an unknown
woman, about 20 year, Of age was found drow-,s.
ed at pier No. ;, North River, yesterday. pA.
ceased was light complcxioncd and had darn :"
burn hair; she WIS dressed IN calico dress piItA
figured skitt, white muslin Chcmisc, white cot
ton stockings and i3ncy slipper on her right
foot Coroner Schmer held an inquest upon
the body. Verdict, found drowned"
Coroner SChirnrr also held an inquest mt tho
foot Of Jay street, upon the hudy Of an unknown
man who had evidently been IN the water but
few dave Deceased was dark compeXioned,
with goatcc and imperial. lie wa, dressed in
blue ovCrshirt On the hreast-po,kct Of which
was found an cid comb, thimhlc aul some
pee, Of f-h lmy), black cloth pants anl blue
pants, on ono Of liz feet was a gaitcr aud on tho
other a shoe. The body was subsequently, iden-
titled as that Of George Farrell, tailor.
Fatal ScALpNG AccrpENr.-Coron Schir-
mcr, held an inquest Yesterday, at the New
York Hospital upon the boly of boy
about ~ wear, old, named Joseph Roach, who
died from the effects 81 sealls received ON Satur-
day last. Deceased, it appeared, was standing
at the corner Of South AMI jefferson streets, near
the steam rice mills, when the waste steam
from the pipe, which reached across the side
walk struck him with such force rs to knock
him down. Upon being picked up, it was found
that the child was fatally sclldcd. The jury in
rendering a verdict, took occasion 10 censurc the
proprirtors Of the mill for allowing the waste
pipe to remain in such an exposed condition.
TuE ALLEGED HOMICIDE IN Worm SrREEr.
The inquest in the case of Margaret Gaulin,
who was reported to have been killed by in
juries received at the hands Of Mary McCrossin,
al No. 1862 Worth street, resulted yesterday in
the ncquittal Of the accused it having been
shown that decca.ed died from delrium trc-
mems suporinducol by fall down stairs.
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CITY NEWS.
''iNIS-\inih Regiment.
Mo>-TEH FESTIVAL At JONES WOOD
roRTrrHotStNDrrR PRISONS PRESENT.



Tic long expected festival for the benefit of
the widows anil children OF those Of the Si<tv-
ninth Regiment who were killed at tho battle
If llull Run, came oft Yesterday, and proved an
unparalleled success. Jones Wood has never
been so crowded, The Douglas barbecue AMI
the llconan exhibition were both large affairs.
hut full Lchinl that Of yesterday. BY special
arrangement, two steamboats, and a barge were
kept plying between the down town landings Of
TIL, city, BROOKLYN aud Wiliamshurgh, anil the
festival grounds at all hours of the dav while
tho Third and Second Avenue Railroads ran
Gus every ,hrcc or four minute. Yet all these
accommodations We're taxed TO the utmost and
even proved inadequate. The car-roocs were
crowded so that seats ar standing room on them
was difficult 10 obtain. Carriage. drays, carts,
all manner Of vehicles capable Of being pressed
into service, made their appearance at the
gJuuul7, heavily laden with passengers.
Within the grounds, not a step could one take
without trcadiHg On wom7ns dress or running
u. int man, anil the police had already more
tlan they could attend L.. However it was
thought there were few fights probably because
tlcrc wasn't room enough for good sct-to.
Small and large show wcrc on every sidc--''Nix-
on'r circus, 1.-THE Intelligent Gorillls," IAN the
wonders OF the living world and the Falls OF NJ
agum, aud u score Of Others Cd the same kind
exhibited THEN flaming posters in all directions.
Bars hy the score were on every hand, from
which the "lcr>cy-lighuing, 90 "torchligh pro-
ccs-ion" and lager bier were dispensed with
To-. ys,V.s.1f 1. - a 1.
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'Therc cannot bcpro'perity fora people Whose
honor is furnished aud no are destitute ofactiyc
patriotism. These are times that try mrns
souls, and We ought not to lie surprised that
some will not bear the trial. 7Al, can b. o.,
peace wihom riadicaioH IF he iaoa, an |
The Union cdn b. maintained only Ly n "o,rL
| doubt not but very large proportion Of on,
fellow citizens Of the rcbclious states arc, in
secret, praying for the success Of our arm
They look to US 70 deliver them from the tyrtu-
ny Ofa military dospoti,m. "--G. W. CG,,a, 81
Bg1dlo, 70 the citizens # Eric.
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A Dnnccrous JournnI.

We make 1t a iulc to NEEDLE as littla a. pos
ble vi .he course Of other papers, hut We feel
49, 81 10 say that the coudu,, oi the New Vol,
Times im the last few d,ys, merit the -c,rr,"i
rebuhc from the press and the community. Not
content with an uu-parng war upon the mcu,-
bers Of the Cabinet sin presence Of the cnc-ny, Ut
il brings To the aid Of IT, assaults specie, Of
representations morc injurious to the cause Il
the country, more dishcartcnins to H. supper
teis, and more helpful TO the michigitionS
Of the white feather traitors among u, than
anything that could possibly be- uttered by such
known dcamrI, as the N.ir. AMI DIy Book.
YESTERDAY {, editorial, for instance were nearly
all devoted TO cNuggeraion7 ol the l's.r- aui
iailings Of the Union cImpIglI AMI uf the
strength Of the rcbcl,. such have -.r,rI,
Teen exceeded for extravaganza ia all the E.t.-
conadc oil the southern prose. All thi, ir'uri-
gu, and mcndacious stun i, lool'l upon the
community simply a. a mI', Of crimndion
against the military and naval secretaries,
We criticisc the Government as freely as j.
consistent with a patriotic good will, but We
cannot stand a style Of nimldycr,ion which Is
not corrective criticism at all, but vinlictivc
and destructive persecution We will do our
humble part to help and even to cocrco tn, Cow
ernmen, to do right, but not to break it ur o.
break it down. We lament that a more gene
rally trusted capacity and integrity are not
found in certain departments, snd could suggest
changes that would he greatly for the better
but we cannot lose sight of the fact that any
change Gyrr,tl uon the President inst NOW mn.
be practically much for the worse
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POSTSCRIPT.
From Missouri
-
Moro riaboliOsl Attempts OF
the sepoYs,
FrSu Missouri

Rg''d, Ivq, % The correspondent Of the
Louis HmocrH furnishes the following,
An attempt vIs made yesterday to blow
trim due hero at $50 +. N. As the tr
reached a point eight miles east Of here, an
pl,sion took place beneath the locomotivs--,.
cring it with dirt aud gravel, and sligb
wounding the engineer. On backing the trail
the SPOT, it wa discovered that . kcs Of powd
had lccH buried in the rail, which was exploit
in the .nmc unknown manner when the engiI
passed over it, The explosions occurred on
cmblrhmcLt H. or 20 feet high, and had I
force teen spent in an upward direction ins'eI
If lltcrally, as was the case, the tram wo.,
doubtless have been thrown from the track
A company 1T cavalry sent &Swutne roid
rccounoitrc hst night, found several rails TO
up in a deep cut near jamestown, and fired up,
tire suspicious characters on the track close b
but with what result is not known.
Gen. Mcbride, with 800 rebels, is report
to lie on Spring Creek - miles southwest
Iprr
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Military and Naval Movements

TlrE INV STEAM Gun ToAr HrSEo
viii lc launched next week, in Portland, Ne.
She Is being built by Mr.. Dyer, Just above the
bridge, near the city OF Portland. Sho is said
to have been very skliully constructed, thu,
far and i, expected to turn out well.
RECRUITING.
On'c.r, have commenced to recruit for the
u,w 1'th Regiment Of infantry, the hcadlunr-
tiers O. which are located at Fort Adams, Il. l.,
where the midshirmcn are expected 90 be quar-
tered. The Colonel Of the 18th, the gallant
llcint1lcman, was badly wounded at the battle
IF Bull Run, but there is no probability Of his
command being ready for the field before him
OLE
REGULARS At SAN FRANCISCO.
The official new, from the Department Of the
Pacific, received Iy the last mail, records trc
concentration in the city Of San Francisco, OF
over I 800 REGULAR, The forts in the harhar are
strongly garri,oncd, aud there Is quite strong
fore at Beni,ia Barracks One Of the chief
causes If having so many regulars in san Fran
cisco, is To- have them near the steamer depot,
in case circumstances might render their speedy
presence in the Department Of the East of some
Importance.
nm ooNGRES-.
The L. :, sailing miEa'e Congress, - guns,
which returned lately from Brazil, has b'ca
surveyed in compliance viii. the order alluded
10 on Monday, She can be rc-ittcl al trinmg
cost in three weeks.
NNyAL ENGIHErEs.
Tho Examining Boapl of Engineer, that con-
N.trl AT GLyr1. .t,t.u y t,,. NprJ Ma. oJ
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The News.

The order from the War Department in rcla-
tion to divulging military information dr,c''y
or indirectly to the enemy. is as decided aud So
we're as could be wished. The court 'ou, request
Of General MCCLELLAN has bccn conirmp,upu.
" disregaried by the disloyal pro-s o. Bait
more, and to some extent, Of thi, city, anil biz
ter amazement has been expressed by the loyal
Journalists Of Washington and philadelphia, of
the IMMUNITY with which Baltimore papers,
filed with the contraband news, were published
and hawked about in those cities, destroying
the sales Of the lawful rrcSs. A, the same time
The offending papers were impulontly boosting,
that they had not been required 10 suppress an,
military news whatever. Ifthc notice We pub
fish this morning is not such a. they can un.
dcrstand, We hops to bc permitted to announce
the commencement Of a court-martial, within
the next twcnty-four hours. which will con
trivc 10 make itself understood once Tor all. Let
there be no empty thrcatcnin,,,, but the wonl
and the blow together.
The whole story about Mr. SrcKLrs' com
mission, his brigade, and the "a Ffc Zoua,c,,
is again contradictcd.
The Commercial announces, We know not on
what authority, that political arrests arr no
longer to be published here, ms the purposes Of
The Government are thus intciicrcd with.
Honor, once more, 10 old Massachusetts
She means TO surpass her own proud omincn'c
in the Revolutionary struggle, by The over
whelming quota Of troop, she is pouring out to
the war for tho Union. Invent, iull regiments,
superior in all their material, officers AMI equip.
ments, are already mustered in, and the tclc
graph today announces rryE Moil. now gather
ing with enthusiastic celebrity! Not one Il
them has yet come to di-honor, and wc firmly be
lievc that not one Of them ever will. Con be
the old Comm onwcalth
A FAD case Of wholesale poisoning lror
lead water pipes, in the King, County jail,
reported today in our Brooklyn local news.
common lcaden PIPES wcr used, it was muir
dcrous negligence for which somebody deserve
severe punishment II, a, intmatcd, the III
coating had become conoded, the Article mu,
have been singularly worthless, or else the III
protection we arc all trusting to !, humbug
and the use Of lead in every shape f., waite
pipes, should he prohibited under severe penal
ties. We trust the affair will receive thorough
investigation.
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Union Meeting AT >cwrown.

The Whitc-ieathcr peace meeting attempted
by two or three ofiicous tools Of treason at Now
town. having been prudently postponed, the
numerous Union men who had proposed To-
themselves the pleasure ol pirtcj plting in TIA
exercises, had nothing better to do than hold "a
Union meeting, which they did in rousing
style, a, we are Informed They had hired a
special train for free passage from BROOKLYN anl
hack, to al who wished to go, aui this djl
good service, although 30, cNrc,ly what Wa,
eN peCtcl
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ELLIS q. sCiiNNHIi, on PHILADELPHIA, si.Sr
10 Iul.r LAFAYETTE.
Mr.. Eli H. ) Inn bel wa, Yesterday morning
committed 10 Tort ltln, cite as a government
prism by DAVID H. Carr, United States Mr.
-hal Co.. Connecticut. lie wJS taken ia li'ch-
i.h county, where hc wa. Organizing anil
preaching see, --ion. peace and ether tfris1nible
doctrines.
Nrhujoi IN, been IL prominent man IN phila-
drlpNiH politi tor the last ten yrtrs. H. T. a
lawyer by pgoi. .-ion, and In taken u very a..
tive part in demonstrations in ia, ~ Of tn SOUh;
but, when trcl 0n became dlnscrop, tral' IA
that city, departed for Connecticut, and was
uunuur, ed 81 speak AZ the tc,,iun meeting in
Bridgeport, which did mt ,akc place. Salmlhcl
then went to llrhlcld county, where Marshal
Car caught him.
Mr.. SylHhcl was tran. ltor m the ST. De-
plTtmrnt, AMI for time assistant % United
Slatcs NiirucN Gcn,ul Black. under Mr.. liu-
chau1,'. administration. II wa, noted Ia those
DAYS ~, an unhcsitatius tool uf those men who
are lr1dcr~ in the rebellion. Whit h. ha5 been
doing ,'ucc the TIA If Much remain, II be- dis
covered. lie Is an energetic and interruption,
person. and the government Ia, dom wisely to
put him where he can 10 no mogc harm.
A MItIoN DOLLARS have been placed in thu
hand, ot the Earrings, in London, subject to the
duit- If our Mini ter, abroad, isr the purchase
at aims
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Prom aenr,.l rnn,.., reiumn.

FLIGHT or uNIoNIsrs PROM nAErER's FERRY.
Hvottst0wn Aug. pa gentlem m from
Harper's Ferry today, reports that the Union
lists are leaving there in great numbers.
There were no secession forces In that neigh
borhood, except about $50 cavalry under Col.
Henderson.
Advices from Martinsburg, gives the follow
ing intelligence
THE REBELS RAILROADS.&C..
The relcls have succeeded in takn, down
and removing 10 Winchester. o. tic Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad locomotives. They have al
% sent to tho same place portion II the mach
inery belonging 10 the Companys work hops
there, breaking and disabling the remainder.
II Is tatcd TO lie their intention TO ti,o M
sufficient Of The track 10 conus Nirchc ter
with Sriushurg. There was 40 strong force in
citl,r Jolcrson ur Bers,lcy counties. The pr'p-
or'y the Union people ia not yet b,cn con
~ iit,j u molc.tcd up Ia the tins my informant
I.G
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House, and the ctmp which is admirably
located, ov,rlooks the city and the Potomac.
PAID orr At LAsr.-Thc 2sth regiment
were paid on yesterday. They have now been
home nearly month.
Tug FIFrY-FIFrH REGrMENr TO MAncu on
SAruRpAY.-The departure Of the Firty-ff.h
Regiment (Garlo Llfiyette) has been post
porcd to Saturdav, General Arthur having
thought it Advisable That they be mustered into
the service Of the United States bcf-rc they
leave. The uniform OF the Fily-if,h is retain
Cd, with the exception cr the red plntaloons,
the material fjr which has to be impor.c L.
They will Nels instead the fatigue pinta-
loon' Of the regiment, which arc mai Of duck,
ALEtNAL 90 TuE l9ru MNs,iriiu-Err,
RFGiNENr. Tho 18Th Mis.t hu-ctts regiment.
Colonel Kinks, arrived at pier ~. > Nr'h
river yesterday afternoon. 1t wa, received by
delegation 81 the Sou. 81 Mas irh .ctt- in i.
city, headed 10y Frank T.. How, Tn regime It
numbers nearly nine hundred men, fully equip.
pod ,ul in good state Ut d.s,ipiin,. A,'Dnpl-
nving are seventy horse. anil tweut, -iour WI
gou., including ambulance. 4 rrgimcn'al
bIui, enlisted for the war, !, also with the rcgi-
m,h. At hill-ps.t or' O'Clock the line was
mu..l ON The dock aud tho march UP Dro,l.
W., commenced. Arrived at the Park Biuiot,
aims rcic trek,d, anil Din ct WI. served.
The regimen, proc'.l. at iboit .i> o'clock by
TIC Amboy route to Wellington. Colonel
Ilm.l.. ilc,ommtudiut. W., iarhcrl, thc CO
iuu,i ol the Massachusetts, IT, .htl. and tiicd
4
,au> graduate Of The Mlnrry Ncll my at
Wet l'uiu' Captain W.. /. pl-o 1Ilpttc
ortlo N.pary Nrllcmy. Thu oni re- ar N
o'u.al., mc., anil the regiment, asa Who'll, i.
luil, ur 10 tn. hes. Of t'p.c from ,lr y t'r vi
Mr.1.hucus.
~, tNont.,h 'sim MT Il rrn,,in., bat Is
c.io.,,j To- march u day or two.
C,I,uu Iiur ,>p Eu,EEr ENmuIrtnN
ar Wrru,WRrN.' experiment. with
thee now instrument, al wuilrr were v.inn.-.
cd T., , large crowd Of speculation, last evening
at Wv.hNkou. although the, were on smdl
s..lc nnl m.r ly preliminary to d more tho,ou II
r.u.li,. o. at future time. Enough however,
W.. shown 60 convince tn .leeD,tor, that the
l,ol seed Calcium li,ht AMI Rocket Regiment
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"Swcct urc Ia, uses Of alNcr-ity." E.rmu.
t,noe uulcr Ji..,,li,, mud cr,,,I, srl,,,;. si.,
-,
'''''',I"' anu ~ "i''"H ''' 'o' ''' .'''-
most happy manner, the hcuci .al r.suu of
b6ipg hro,,,,l i,.,,p.,. ,i,,o-o,,. ,,,,,rf
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h'HnA! "n, IL mah'H ruts ion which ".
trust tnc author,..- win respect us ths oul,
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Tho lo.lovirgru1l pa from Mr.. Ru ell lat
hitter to tie London Tnur will mlari'iy. /, ~
qdrc, wc should Il ub, thc attention Of Mr.
Mu>ID"MFrn BLAiUi
DO w.it into th, ,fi,e'. department OF the
Poo. Office III" oih.s CtN, nui found thrv %
.on.l,tuiu lu..i, engaged 900 .oriur k''tH,- - =
dot. The lat time m him was ai tuIu.r
WI'h The Commissioners uf tho tJ.i ! 'rItc
states ~ Washington, .n' | U... ritL r s,Hp.i q
81 ~ see him now ir Do, lu.tur, W 'uo POST.
uj,.r. within irw f.. OF VI. 49, o.. 81 ,ir
srpgn' 0.Ui8 Abulitiuit.,m. SAID BE-. am iu,t
loph.nt over the letter here to pick out some Tor
o"t Sutlcru ii.cud' and ! forward them TO
th.'r 'wr,rf Co., find them ~ AMI IT the cNc''-
lent aul acute -outl,urtu did not also forward
ANY li,jlc -rrol .ol new hr could collcct am III
rtu,.
How 10 Gar HAs-ruEr..-ll rs.t ct III
Tr'n, applying lo- P'.p'ri, will lc Required
to take the following oath oi ~. glance.
do solcruly swear thIt will support, Pc
t.ct and dr,,ul th. Con tuition ami ca, .ru.
m,ut ~ the uit.l static, against 81! ,ucmir',
Nhrth,t domestic or lprri.r anil the viii
b'Jr tiur fIith allegiance, auI LOYALTY 100 the
slime, an, ordinance o.. ulutipn. cor llws or any
State Convention or l'gi lttur. to The contrary
lutwil. tudur; AMI lwh"r TINT | du t.It,
With fail determination, pie 500, and plrprr
without ANY, mental reservation ur evasion " ..,t-
sewer; aui further, lha, will well and faith
fully p.iit .m an the dutir, which may nc re-
guiiri .m. hy Law. So he'll me Col.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.


Nv Conclusion of the Direction and tho
Revision Committee, and va consideration of the
tmcs, Tie Society established by /. SrAPPERS and
\. l.. IkERlCKS, March l5ts, 1851, WAS dissolved.
IT,, Sc members WHO have duly Paid their dues viii,
J., Tutunm" THEN hn'Es a. tine undersigned be-
~ cen tic lst and 10th day u ) TENDER, between
aid O'Clock, =. NJ be reimbursed. Those having
claims ou said ciciy viii prespr them at the same
tine. Now lurs August -, 1861. +, sTAPPERS,
lyU West Twenty -hrst 81, near stA ave- au29 3'lOj
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THE NEw YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 30, 1861.

ia Aere Be but one 'cur better Il should cost
vsitliOns Of Iccs than hat We should Ice ~ hourly
dredd Of ~ors contiguous 10 people rho could
s,ake foreign dilidnces, and land armies upon our
shores 10 destroy our liberties"
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JANIS u. Tommy, of thi, city, is is-uin; =
very handsome serial, with a long name " The
Union Forever, the Southern Rebellion, AMI the
War for the Union" II claims to b' Mt m'rc
diary, or transcript from newspaper lie, but
an original and exhaustive historical work. So
Ear as the regency # lhr o,cu ryn"c. psun.t-, ~
should think the claim just. II il evidently
prepared with great labor auI Industry, an is
printed in exquisite style. W. Ir '4ums The
Publisher Advertise in some d the pip'r, where
and how to obtain the article.
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A ainaular n0ols.

MICHAEL GEoRoE DUIoNAS, New Ylri, has
published thick octave called Positive Pscss
without Shadow Of Doubt" The design ap-
pesrs TO be, to afford compilation Of standard
teachings on important subjects, religious and
mOrai--slthough the extended humorous quota
ton Of IA Picture Of He'll" must be considered
an exception to the plan. We have not had
time 10 examine the hook critically, but from
the high character of m.ny # the authors
drawn upon, II must contain great amount Of
valuable reading. We are not able to say where
IL can be- procuro1
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War Movements, &c.
Good and Strong War Order.
JNAUTIIORIZED DISCLOSURE OF lIILI.
TARY MATTERS 70 DE
DEATH by C0URr-MAHpiAL +!

'H'' WAL 'fhN w hh
DEh I'll BY COUH I'M AK TIhL
800
va b,gq'5p. is1ts, 2g--Thr War Drpirt-
,,..,., L,. i.,,J ,t c,Ii... ,.,..l...
| -
~ VIZ '''n "''''' "' VIC ''t ~ '"h .''-'. '''
titl 4 au act for y-.ihii.tin. rule, lul rat .'E
lor She government OF the nrr,;o.. ID, th. I,ni...l
s,.,,.. .,.,.,,,..,,,,h,. ,,.n ty,. ~,
nv '"'" l"'''h'' win ~ N'mS ''d - th
,uuu., either dr.,,l, ~ iLiiprilv. /, made
,,,,i.r.,l,. l,,. ,l,,,i, ,-.o,, ,,,.. ',,.t...,
''''''" ~
~ fh'' 10 "'''r N ny 'h' sem ''F W court
martial. The public s,f' require, strict cr-
c,r,rm. Mt OF thi. article. ,tL.-.r,r,. orl.r..l
wv ''' ''"''i ''' ~ '''' ''' Nun 30 ', N.'-
ANY !" ny "''I"'' P"'."F "' W. '''rh"' p,
i'''''' me "p'"',"n, "' ''' '.n'''' mI'-
th' mON'u. nl' on Iind Or wiicr 81 fr-p'ctIus
g., ucop,. camps, arscril-. Entertainments. ur
military pn,ir, within tl,ir ,ryrrl ,,,I.,,r,
-. ,., -. 49,
."','' WIN" '''' .'S'"'' '"''' pl '''''uN
" ','... ny give" 10 '"' enemy "'l''n' tue
T.. "
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lHf"l' violating i"' slime WilI DE- rIrceic
against under the oath Article II War.
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dismissed from the -rr. &C. 81 the I'.iirl Sr,..
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IhfOkTANT P'ST OFFICE ORDER.
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ne loN' Ol,e D'plrtmeht having authentic
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ht, "I hnh'n'hN named herein, IT is ordered
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,""Nv"" N.Y. unu ali 'th'r I",l o,ll''s AMI
I I,' 'iU' III N,ulu n.y. WI OF the tennessee
h',r ,o 81. 'nhnhn'd' cN''p'ing ~ lplIow~:--
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lINmast'r' Isaac II. liowditcli, OF Burlington
-" SommlS,arN win III" rank Of Captain;
JOS pm y YORK, captain 81 the 10th Infantry,
TrrSu'ar army; simon smith, Major o.. tn 2d