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The Young soldier Dying.

Bring me my knapsack, 'sa Il : yonng sol
dier who lay sick in one of the hospitals At
Washington, bring me my kiapsack,'
What do you want with your knupsacl%'
inquired the head lady OF the band OF nurses.
Il want my knopsacll,H again said the dy-
ing young man.
His knapsacl was brought to him, and as
he took il his eyes CLEANED with pleasure
and his face was all over with smde as
he brought ont from il his hidden treasure,
"rhere,' said he, "that is B.h.c from my
mother And ths--WashMgton's farewell
address--iS the gift of my father. And
this his voice faded
The nurse then Looked down to see what
il waS---and there was the face OF Il heaut,'
iul young maiden.
Now" said the young dying soldied, 81
want you 60 put ull these things under my
pillow She hid rs WAS requested, ana tht
poor young man laid him Iowa to die re-
| questmg that they should be sent to h 1
parents when he was gone. Calm and joy
tul was he dying, II was oldy going tron
night TO endless day--irom death to euterna
glory. So the young soldier died,
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And all in sustaining
THE CONSTITUTION AND TIE UNION.
The pay is from Sl3 to s2l per month ANA 500
Bounty at the close of the war, it is also expected
that each volunteer will receive 160 acres Of land.
Active IN ans are being taken to ill this regiment
rapidly AMI IL is thought it will be got ready to
take up the line Of much socn if you are anxious
to serve your country Voluntarily, and avoid being
drafted Which II is earnestly to be hoped will not
have to be rtsortcl to in this state.
IValk Up and PIT Dorm Your Nomel
u Lieut. JOHN b. STAFFORD,
Pcrrysburg, Oct, 1861. Recruiting Officer
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nsy-fhc Secretary Of State has refused
TO pay the back salary of the rebel.J Helm,
late L. 5. Consul at Havana. Serves him
right
a5g-The houscs recently occupied by
Senators Douglas, Rec and and Dreckon-
ridge, ct WHshugtoi have been hired for
hospital purposes at a cost OF $1,000 year
HEG~A sufficient quantity Of forage for
the Army OF the Potomac is now being re-
ceivcd from Baltimore, through the arrange
nlcnts made By Con. Van Vleit aud Col. In
gals.
nC9.rhe reble chief. Beaurecaed, srcport.
ed cnront ior Charleston, ). G.. Can the move
mcnts of the great Federal hotilla have any
thing to do with his visit Sont?
GgD~Only mcmbers to the Legislature
were elected in New jersey. Rctu ns indi-
cate the election Of III Democrats and 10
Rep. and In lcpe lent to tlc II )I5a.
BsD~rho Republican State ticket in Mas
sachuotts is elected by $4,000 majority
Both branches of the Leg gislature are large
y Repub can. Samuel Hooker, Rep, is
elected 10 Congress in Bdrlngama's district,
over G. b. Upton, Dem, by geo majority.
Ef5~Jamcs and John Gregory and D. l..
Salisbury were arrested at Gardington,
Morrow county, on the 9th, charged with
being members OF tho Order of the *. G.. c,
They were carried to Cleveland.
RsasThc returns so far from Wiecoas n in
d cate the election Of j.. P, Harvey, Republi.
can fur Governor by large majority it
is thought that the whole Republican ticket
is elected
E@iSNA Washington letter to the New York
Tines asserts, with great pos tivencss that
General Mcclellan has no thought of going
into winter quarters in front of Washington.
lie VIII sooa locate his troops further South.
lt3Sf Nnty-iive cOntrabands were picked
~ by the tuE Reserve on the Chesapeake
Bay, near Fortress Monroe, during two DAYS
of last week. They had escaped down the
l,appahannock river in bolt3. They ware
nearly all able bodied men, aud said they
ESCAPED from fear Of being sent to Rich
mond to he sold South.
GgD~The notorious Parker IT, French, of
illibu5terng antecedcnts, was arrested at
BraufOr |, Conn, on Tue5lAy. and taken to
Fort Warren. Boston. He hal many v7llua-
bic papers IN his possession, among others
the by-laWs an constitution OF the K. G.. G.
TAis is said to he one of the most important
arrests yet male by the Government.
Ef23"G Gen. Buell. is to taxi command Of t G
Derartment of the Cumberland sape1sa ling
Gen. caermln. The new Gcnelal is h'ch'y
spoken of. This y partmenr n G. Is t1of-
oughgn NO man. of determ asion dpcis on
and ex utive ability. AID sl,cl W. upder
t.nl is the character of Gen. BuclI We
may now look for important results in Ken
icky.
6s$"lt IS reported that Capt9emmes,com-
mander OF the pirate sumter, IS III Liver
IA u ~ i;,i,,,... -, ,,...;l 49,.
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Recruiting in Nevy work.

We gather from the New York papers
thar the work Of recruiting in the Empire
S,atc is very brisk, The inioymAtjon is
communicated hy one of Geueral Morgan's
staff that about 20 different camps have
hceu formed in some instances an ertre
regiment is organize in one camp ina W 'ek.
Thirty entire regiments viii hc offered du-
ring the month of Novemhcr--on regiment
per day--armel ami equipped, This VIII
he continued, as General Morgan atrmSm-
I'll the authorities al Washington cry hold,
IA
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EoRT MEIGs sERY.

As the season is approaching for the transplant
ing Of trees, &C., we beg to call the ateaon Of those
interested to cur large and well selected stock OF
Trees and Shruhbery,
Consisting in part of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Cherry, Aprcots Ounce, Raspberries, Blackberes,
Goosberries, Currants, Pie-Plant Grapes &c.
We have full assortment Of Fruit, Ornamental
and Evergre,n Trees, which we will sell at war
prices. PoMtkol a. Iko'S.
Office ut the P,rrysburg Bank building, Periys'
burg Ohio. Give us a call. -. lswit
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no ARMS TO ARMS TO ARMS.

The TN lersigned has been duly commissioned
and authorized to raise Company Of Volunteers
fer the
SIXTY Sc VEYTH REGIMENT
Q; v: u $. Infantry, to go into camp at CAMP
OLIVER, near Toledo.
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Fort EROyaS and It's Vicinity.

~
Now that Sort Royal, >. g., is delln tcly
settled to be the destination OF the naval
eXped ton, and that the bomhardment pre-
Inn nary to ianting has been commenced the
public W Il he anxious for .ormaton in re-
gard to that locality, We find in the New
York Hora Il map and description of that
vicinity.
Port RoyI is not the name of town, but
of a harbor only. Beaufort IS the principal
town, and that IS the point where the bonn
haroment was supposed to be cong ON at
the last advices The port rs fifteen miles
northeast OF the mouth OF the Savannah riv-
er, ana IS IN al! rcsnects the most elig bic
Nolnt along the southern coast for eftecting
u hostile lmdins. The entrance TO the har-
Dor IS one OF the best below Nor ok; and
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Groceries ana Provisions,

YNLOW PLOWS PLOW S!
The subscriber has just received the sub soil, or
MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLOW.
1t is a plow that every Farm should have. With
it he turn under and g-t rid Of sward all kinds
OF stubble AMI roots Of corn stalks leaving nothing
but nice fresh soil t" cultivate For breaking up
WILD PRAIRIE LAND
1t is invalulble. 1t puts the sward six to light
inches under ground, and gives V oil good
an as easy to work your neghbor's that has
been titled for years. H. has also the
GIBBS CYLIND r PHO w
Very strong and Of light Just the thing for
Supervisors, or for all kinds of heavy blowing.
MITCHELL'S g. SONS ROAD SCRAPERS,
Second to none cthers made.
Hay, Straw, Coln-stalk cutters of the very best
manufactures, warranted to give entire satiSfactit H.
and will save one-half the cost of winttring stock
that it will cost to winter them without cut feed
Last, but not least, is the
DAKEN WATER DRAWER.
He would call the attention of all in want of "tp
top" pump to this Drawer, as it is undoubtedly the
best thing 20 draw water with in the county. 1t
has only to be seen AN tried to be appreciated and
what is better than all is that tits cheap, and there
| fore within the reach Of both rich and poor.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
d. KREPS.
Perrysburg, Oct. 9th, 1861
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MOTT
~ The unlersignsd has been duly appointed ad,
mnistratOr DE bonis non. on the estate OF Gabriel
Hunt late of Mood Co, o., deceased.
Nov. 8, 1sel-2TwS' WM' EWING
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MRS. WINSLOW.

NJ no w No ~ w
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician. pre-.
sents to the attention OF mothers, her
S o T Il \ Il " r u P,
FOR CHILDREN TEETuING,
which greatly facilitates the process of eethng by
sottenng the gums, reducing all mil nHtmmatlon-wlll
allay ali pain AM spasmolc action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Itnot only relieves the child from pain, but invg
crates the stomach and bowels, corrects ac lyand
giyas tone anu energy to the whole system. twill
almost instantly relieve
GRIrING IN THE BOWELS, AND WIND cOLIo
and overcome convulsin, which, il not speedily re-
mAdiei, end in death. W. beieve il the best and
surest remedy in the world, in all cases of Dysen-
tery and Didrhea in cnildrcnw whether it arises from
teething. or from any other cause. We would say
to every mother who has child suffering tlrm any
of the foregoing complants--iu NJ" let your preJu-
dices nor the preuiices of others, stand between
vou and your suffering Child, and ther lief that will
be sur.--yes. absolutely sure-to foil the use OF
this nelicn If tim ly used. Full ,rections for
using will accompany each bottle. Non, genuine
unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS 4 PERKINS,
New York, is on the outside wrapper. f s.
S,ldhy all Druggists and Dealers in Menicines
! in Wood county.
! PRICE ONLY - GEMS PER BOTTLE.
April, ls6l--4sly.
| SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
! - The Board will bold tleir nextrefular sessions
| for the examination of Teachers as follows;
| Wesl Millprove, first Tuesday in Nov mber
Bowling Green. first Tuesda?S--Ascf mi er
! Perry sburg, first Tuesday in january, (le62).
In addition To the usua course, Teachers VIII here
! after be examined in American History.
No applicant win bee8gmlned who is not present
punctuaily at O'Clock, y. m.
i j. w. WOQDRVRY, Clerk.
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MlsCELl.AN


Il 'ERNlSt OF COURr FOR 1922
1t is orlJrsd taat the several courts for the
year A. y. Is u 81 al cumm me- an be bel in the
several count c,mlrsrg tie l0th Judicial Dis
tricl Of the state Of OHIO, as iollpwsi
D,strict Gpnt.
In the county oePu.nAm, Junt 2&.
" !" Wool 28.
+" CriwIurl, July !.
Wyaudot, 3.
lIincock, 8.
=" T" Seneca, 10.
Common Pleas Courts
In the county OF Jtneca, January i3, May 20, Oo-
tohcr 90.
=, In the county of wyanlot, February Is, April 20,
Novembcrli.
\ In che county of Crawford, March 4, May 10, Do
cembcr 2.
In the county of Putnam, February 4, May 6,Oc-
tuber 2l 10 iN3t 'stI
In tn county of Wood, February II, May 13,0c-
tobor %. .f
In the county Of Hancock, February rs, bIar 20,
November 10.
In witness whereof, have signed this order
officially, this lst day OF October, a. D. 1851.
NJ. G. WHITLEY.
JOSIAH ). PLANTS
g. Il. SENEY.
Oct. 23-25wd. Juiges 10th Judicial Dist
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r, RoCERY AND PROVISION sTORB
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
PERRYSBURG, o.
NEW STOVE. TIN AND HARD.
WARE STORE!

THE subscribers would respectfully inform the
citizens of Wood and adjoining counties that hav-
ing leased the store formerly occupied by BROWN
q HUNT, they intend continuing the Stove and
Tin Trade in all its branches, and connect there
with the
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Hoop Poles, &c
will be purchased or taken for Goods.
A. f. JEROME.
n. B.--I shall also be connected with the Stor-
age, Forwarding and Commission Business OF this
place, and hope 10 merit the confidence and apbr-
baton of the people. a. L. JLkoME.
May, lS5l--ly.
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7 ATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR;
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Having purchased the entir, stock Of GROCER
les form srly owned by Geo. w. HOllenbcck,. will
continue business
AT filE OLD STAND.
Where, having r.ponished the Stock with large
and
ENTIRE NEW ASSORTM TMENT,
I am now prepared to supply the citizens of Perrys-
burg, and surrounding country with
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FALL AND wlNtER BoNNETs

If you want Nice Ribbons, Flowers, Ruches,
Plumes, S,raws, Bunnets Hats etc, please call at
Mrs. Carpenters Millinery Store, ON Front street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
pATUFINDERs' LEAGUE.

At the meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel on satur-
dav evening. Mr. Learned stated that the Memorial 10
the President which had been heartily adCped there
on "Wednesday evening, was dispatched to Wa'hing-
ton the following morning.
He also stated that he had just noticed in the papers
that he was about " starting Paihtinders' Asoca-
ton" This announcement was slightly premature,
although he IN favor of such organizations every
where but having been made az he subscrbedt 10 tie
recent patriotic declaration of Douglas that lHdi-
yi}igy d lieu must be subOrdiRdte IN the PIX hc sdty,
lie would subni 10 the meeting the pIOpnely and eA-
pedency of the movement and would state the Object
81 TIE Association and iis branches 10 be, The general
enro.nept of citizens everywhere into lo al as, ola
tons with view 20 common name, and uniiofm regh-
li.ios and purpO.e forming one grand clNl hssOtia
ton with liz headquarters here, through when the
public senme OF the country may be re'la'ly inter
changed aud made elective for the promotion OF we
publc welfare and the Government be snpror'eI III
blazing beyoud contingency the opening and msittah-
ing Of "a certain pathway for sup e. anu iee',iYl'.
neuts 10 our sons and brothers wherever they are OF
NAV hereafter be- in the discharge OF their duty a. SOL
diers Of the Republic.
The meeting declared emphatically in favor oil the
organization and on motion Of Mr.. Learned, lom-
mitlee was apI ointtd TO organize tho = fahhhdvre
League propOrs officers, mature iis plan oil opera
ton and take all necessary steps 10 secure eih'lent
and concentrated acIiOn between all Leagues
which NAV be forned-all 10 be auxiliary and suhserr-
lent 10 the recognized authority II the Government at
all imes but potent to exert an Irresistible influence
and power when necessity demands.
In the ,ourse Of bis remHrbs Mr.. Learned dis
cLimed all pretension 20 The military prefix erro-
neously attached to his name In come OF our city
papers.
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d,nce ia leir attending Surgeo<, He expr ssed, in
conclusion mis- earnest con9con that the number oil
Surgeons now assigned 70 oar rctimen!s - Ny no
meats sufficient, AID ,hou<i ihS. regimen; shnul1
he cc TarieI ON the fNidof battle by less taaD from
ten TO twelve Snrpeons, bo,de iull Ambulance corps
for removing tho wounded 10 hospital depois.
DIR. Alcxander II. Stevens being called, aroSe TO
sneak and wac received with roturous applause,
which he considered tribute 10 ms are Inc scene
hfnr HIM he said animal d him with ngs Of Young
eutlusasm, and he regretted that he could not be able
IN r,spond q, length 10 this tla:terlng call lhe Doc
Tor referred 10 the great importance 81 mrdc;' ala "
the army and navy. lie stated that the slaiistcs 81
military sur. show that four hs of all tie deaths
witch occur in q einipagn the result OF Ill sase,,
and that a large proportion Of these might be sveo,
with enough qualified surgeons 20 pay them Iro!er
attention. The Doctor concluded by rccomnehDne
that the surgeons appointed To our regiments oad DE
seccted from among those Of modern education and
| especi lily from among those who we're cohNeiSah'
| with the surgical practice of our best hosli tA'.
! Dr. II ,NIIIToy then made some eXtenced remarks
ON the instruments and surgical applianeea necessary
| 70 the Army SErgeon. Or the ia'ier ne presented
mod H. of ey,ra varieties If sedan used IN The Army
| and also one gotten mp by Dr.. James X. Wood, which
be thought preferable 10 all others which he had seen
IL consisted of stout canvas, connected 10 two end
pieces of stel, by ropes with tide loops, through
| winch the muskets might be passed "a handles
DR.. WooD hsins can on To e> plain the superiority
Of this sedan laid th its merits consisted IN ts light
ness compac;ness strength, and the comparative cpnl-
| fort which il afforded the pati nt
These scdans made by the firm OF wade q FORD,
No. 81 Fulton street. There being no further business
before the meeting, motlOn, II adJunrned nulll
| Saturday next alter DIR. Hamilton Lecture, which
will be delivered at Ia clock, 10 which the proes
son students OF medicine, and others interested are
! invited. .
| Professor Hamilton will lecture on Saturday, Mon
day and Friday, at 10 o'clock.
| Professor Jaiies K. Wood, on Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday directly after Dr. Hamilton lecture
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-29
GERMAN ARTILLERY REGIwENT

Col. Theodore Lchienhein, Lieut.. Col. IL. j. Each
Capt. Won HOlustsdt QuartefInaster Hermann Scj,ie
Per, AetmS Ray ilassr Samuel NJ. RGy uOnd and En-
gipeer Henry Sedley ift here last light for Albany
with tie mnsteT-rolls Of the German Artillery Rel
ment. Tits regiment consists of artilerisls who have
been in actual service from Two 10 six yers many Of
them In campaign and will he az efficient az any in
she service Of the u. y Col Merrill has INSPECTED a
large 2umber If the and has reported most avors
bly, Of their appearance and intelligence fact which
r mentioned 10 the letter of introduction which Gen
kaodfort gave 70 Col Lichtenhen. Gen. Arthur hss
also written TO the Adlant-Genera that "iae plan is
erpiuenlly prac Icil 10: recruiting without delay an
eectve artillery and recommends il TO particular
Ederaton" Gov. Morgan and his private
retary, Col Bhss have expressed their gh aprrecia
eion OF Col. LichtenkeinC ability and energy in the
organization OF the regiment and for The interests of
te eryi,e rs 70 be bop that those who have charge
u the $3,HOOO0 appropriation for armiDg and equip
Ping the troops now beiUg rised will make the
sary appropriations with Ill possible speed
The gsntemea Of the siah now in Albany, a.
= veil rs the officers Of the regiment are all well
4 nown. Colonel Liehtenbein wa an officer in the
II, ussian Army. lie has an extensive experience 10
be organization Of artillery and erected aud com
man eo The shore batteries at the mouth of the Ystula
a the time II was biOckaded by Dsnish nen,of-War
Leao amt Colonel Each hes teen an officer Of art.
lery In Saden where be distinguished bimsel in the
rvoluiiou. Dir. Schleper Was formerly the sepfor
partner OF the importing bouse Of Schlie6er yetter
HaaJhaus. mr.. Raynon IL law partner of Mr FoI
lerton and Mr. Sealey is one Of the editors of the
Courier aud Enquirer. Among the officers are many
who have stool bIavely In The fre-one of them in the
RmggoI& Battery in the Mexican War. Colonel
Ashssnbsis's Ad5Vtsa, Captain lockwood, has been
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DIED.

BERRIEN-On Saturday event April o. ct Mount Pleasant
Westche,ter County, Richard p, only Of Richard r. IT,
and Jsre NJ. BeIrD, seed sJe4rs months aud ~ days
The friends Of the f4r invited TO attend the funeral iroin
the Fist NJ T. Church, White Psns, on Tuesday morning
10 o'clock train leaves the Harlem Railroad Depot
Twenty-siIh sIset IS! u. Carriages VIII De ~ "sishs
the White PlsiIs Depot
MUNROE-In New.Brnnswick, n. J., on Sunday, April %:
after pro,racted illness John Muuoe Lieutenant Coonei Ok
the Fourth Regiment Of Artillery nited States hny,
friends brother officers equestedo attend MS
New Bunswics Tuesdsy afternoon, at No. hHspAi'
nick street, At s. O'Clock, without further notice.
PRANKARD-In Brooklyn, Saturday mornins Aprn "a
Lille NJ daughter Of Nm c. and Mary A PEsnkaTd sgea
year, months aud days, ,.,.
TIE relatives and ends the family respectfully invited TO
attend thr funeral Tuesday afternoon April ~ a 0coc.
residence OF her parents No 2Jl Cumberland street.
Rraok lvu
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SECOND 'sE,4IyENT GERMAN RIFxT.s.

Oar GER zen fellow-ciiizens very active IN or
glniEing another Regiment. There ere al present
three fier4Naa Volunteer Regiments, which were or
gg1ssd wi,hn fortnight. 4 large number have al
rea,v enlisted for tbs "a Regiment, nsny Of whom
have seen military service ~ the old country, and
seevsd with credit the iale-sH, III Baden, Schles
wig HclBein aud the C,Smca. Col. Flenker, ard iis
gai.rt staff of t0e lst regiment G. rman Rifles, VIII
perfect the organization Tor the "a REGIMENT and there
is doubt that the Regimen will be full 10y me emu
OF tlis week. The Regiment consists uauly OF hard
working mechanics, L majoi'y Of whom have been
out Of employment for several months, and whose
families are left without any support. IL would De de
sirable that hose Cf welltO'do citizens ~oua hiu
the Reo,ncnt ;,,,smncb IA those who enlisted are
Without the most necessary mears AND will be in tneh
corjion until the Regiment has been mustered u 70
service by the Governor of this State. Any donations
60 be made should he sent TO CD. bieiAeI' "'i'eo
h4,ad.o uarteYs are al Palace Gardei..
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SEIZURE OF a LARGE QUANTITY OF
POWDER

AT 10 O'Clock yesterday morning Capt. Baberei1 Of
jersey City and Capt. McDonough Of lloboten, with
Capt. Rose and Constable Gren, went down on the
Jersey Flats board OF the steamboat Newark to
overhaul some soops which were laden with articles
contraband. Brigadier Gen. Hatfield of Hudson
County Saturday night, with the proper authori-
iies On board this steamer overhauled all vessels from
Staten Island 20 Castle Point. The sloop Fox was
boarded at ii ocock-she had board 2 so kegs Of
powder, besides five barrels Of the came article con-
tanning 80 pounds each. The sloop Time was also
boarded. She had 200 kegs Of powder, 90 boxes
ball cartridges and three boxes cartridges.
The sloops taken 10 Pier No. . East River and
from thence 10 Bedloes Island.
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SCOTT LIFE GUARD.

We observe that this regiment II oticered by men
who rendered such a good account OF themselves IN
the Mexican war with the New-iork Volunteers.
j. ii. Hobart Ward IL the Colonel Addison Farms
worth, Lieutent Colonel, and James D. Potter Major.
The regiment is fast filing mp at their headquarters,
No. 4g7 Broadway, and expect 70 be mustered into
seryi e in few DAYS Under such officers We have
! AIMED above, the regiment may safely count upon
being well taken care of.
HsADQraRTERs SECOND RR01nESr,l
Order Nc. H. Soon LrFK GUARD, No. t91 broadway
Tho recruits Of this regiment directed TO report at head
quarters Monday evening April 49, at o'clock, for the
being assigned te yarou, companies preparatory
to being mustered the service Of the state b. order
CuAS. j. MURPHY, Acting AdIutAnt.