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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-20
ChurnS.

HI Niw ENGLAND AIR PRE>sl RE CHuEN.
Fylcr's Butter Working Churn, and Crowell >
Patent Thermometer ChUru.
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.DL ACK S NJ | L H [ N &
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

MAY ARKANGEMENI.
Having leased the shop formerly occupied by
S. B. Marston, would say to former customers
and the public generally, that am prepared to
do all kinds of work with neatness and despatch.
wish to call attention particularly TO morse shoe-
;,,, which will no done IN a manner that will de-
g.. oo'on,retit;on CALVIN PATTERSON.
St. Johnsbury, Nov. %. lo6o. lou
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Agricultural Implements and
Machines,

comprising plow> and Plow Castings from Soarsc,
Mason y Co. NJ. \ J. II. Buck x Co. and Luke
BuHlci, also ihs repairs for the Fairbanks pillow.
HowE's HohsE lIoE. Reversible Steel Teeth
Cu.,iyators Also IN teeth without the wood.
RIp"ING rLows. Road >crapcrs. Seed Drills.
Root Cutters. Hand and Power Feed Cutters.
Corn Shelters, Fan Mills. Grain scoops, P.ch
Axes, &C, &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1861-09-20

DlGHI-liAND, SWIVEL, SEED, and
Inside hill Flows and Cu..:,ators constant,
on hand bv
LUXE BCZZELL, S. Johusburv. VI
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7 D. kILBOURNE, b. D. S
DENTAL. SURGEON.

OFFICE, COR. MAIN AND CENTR.LeTs.. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST JGHSsRrRY HOUSE.
oiiIr established !, loi,
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One Of the victims OF the merciless wit of
Prentice, Of the Louisville Journal, challeng.
ed him to fight, to which Prentice replies as
follows in MS paper
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A FARM FOR SALE.

ST. JGHNsBlkY, VI, PROPRIEIokS.
Sold BY al Druggists and Merchants. !5-a4
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Ar Meeting Of the citizens Of the XXth Ward without
distinction party held tho house Of DANIEL WNKENs
58thst, Cd TUESDAY EVENING lh lust, the
follow ing preamble and resolutions unsDnouty adopted:
HAeG The integrity Of the country Its glory Repubc
and It, greatness among the nations the earth mpeed by
orous attempts OF those States now In arms against the Gov
eTnment
Real ed That In this time Of t the duty Of every lover
humanity hold honor her liberty and her glory para
mount 10 every consideration Of party.
Eeored That the question OF opreeryGton In the present,
and OF safety il the future for common c1uuy and addtd TO
is the necessity that this unhappy struggle should be
brougt 10 speedy conclusion by prosecuting vigorously the
present war, and thus qneng the spirit Of rebellion that
its bloody hand against the Government demar
that every citizen should plant himself shoulder 70 shoulder with
WHO know question but their whole counyone
and uGyisible. -
Reoed That the UNION STATE TICKET nominated at Sy
Iacuse the llth furnishes ground Of political
action Of all parties and that IN s sapPort
the Government that moral fuent needs.
R7rc6 That in view Of the fore statements the under
signed do pledge utmost efforts elect this ticket and to
carry out the psn Of nominations for candidates for all
local Offices and further these objects IN the most effective
manner. hereby Association TO be known THE
PEOPLES UNION ASSOCIATION OF THE NINETEENTH
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
Amnsemenfs.
RESERVED SEATS.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-RESERVED SEATS.
"A Doors open II to 8. 70 conclude st 10
ADMISSION 50 CENTS ADMISSION SO CENTS
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
The public respectfully informed that commencing
hencefortb seats will be reserved in any part Of the
house They be had only the Academy Of Music fom
where likewise private boxes orchestra be
secured.
N. B. Seats may be secured three days in advance.
ADMISSION 80 CENTS ADMISSION 50 CENTS
RESERVED SEATS IS CTS. RESERVED SEATS 25 CTS
Private boxes from 81 10 Sc according number Of
Orchestra stalls in the immediate vicinity Mr.
platform. 50 cents.
THIS AND EVERY EVENING OF THE WEEK,
The wonderful performances ofthe
GREAT PRESrIDiGIrATEUR,
HERMANN,
The performances Of HERMANN entirely original and
novel. The distinguishing feature il the entire
ABSENCE OF ANY APPARATUS.
oil effects being solely Produced by extraordinary
MANUAL SKILL.
THE PROGRAMME WILL COMPRISE
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During the intervals Of Heumann's programme,
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ORCHESTRA OF The ITALIAN OPERA.
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Stores Hots and at the door The public particularly
buy their tickets during the day. to avoid crowdns
NJ the door.
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V'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. 81

T'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR SEPT. 81.
THE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRmuNE for this
week contain, the following:
I.LEADING ARTICLES; The L,ts Libel s1iti New.
Yoik Legi.siion and the PuDdef,ug Lobby; Judge
Bacops Ruing-Notlon' Of Priylesc The la 81,
War Newai Gen; Fremont aud PTe.idsni b, Lincoln
Request obeyed; EdioriaI Paragraphs.
U..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. FROM CALIFORNIA Summary Ofth Latest New,
by Pony ExpIess
". THE REBEL ACCOUNTS OF THE HATTERAs
FIGHT Official Reports Of Com. Bnron, Ms,or
Tires Hours AID Twenty Minutes Why For cllrf
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v..ARATY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
VI. THE PRESIDENT TO GER. FREMONT.
W. GEN FREMONT 70 COL. TAYLOR.
VIII. THE LITTLEJoHE LIBEL SUIT; Praoesding In
fsintia sfaff' o. 'H' ''' '''''''' ''' V u"
IX..PROM EUROPE.
X..MAIEE ELECTION
NLATEsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
The Cabinet and Cen Fremont; A Discussion but
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XII. THE SECOND BATTLE or BONNEVILLE; $50
Unonlsls Whip coo Rebels
YIN ANOTHER RAILROAD MASSACRE. A nlnoi,
Regiment Thrown into . Creek; 100 soldist' Killed
XIV. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT THEATER: Loss
OF Life.
XIV. PERSONAL.
XVI. POLITICAL.
XVII. CITY NEWS.
XVIII. AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XIX. MISCELLANEOUS.
XXX. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI. CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHs
XXIi. SOUTHERN ITEMS.
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United Stntes Volunteers, Col. WIN EoRTHEDGE-
OFFICERS HEADQUARTERS. Room No. 20, Cooper Union.
This Regiment in camp Elm Park Staten Island has
been duly accepted by the War Department and commanded
by disciplined officers who have service The pay will be
SIS per month and full bounty Of 500 Any suitable person
who shall recruit fo this Regiment previous the 2Jh
inst aud report the Colonel by hgt date shall be entitled
sffdal position ia the Regiment follows:
For recruiting IS abebodied men, Captain.
For TeeruitiJg 20 able bodied men First Lieutenant.
For recruiting IS able bodied Second Lieutenant.
For recruiting 10 able bodied men, o deTy Sergeant.
For recruiting 3 aide bodied nat n, Sergeant.
For recruiting able bodied men Corporal
United States ShnrpsbOOters. Col. Berdnn.-
Good shots desrous or joining this avore regiment
che Potomac, may apply Capt HASTINGS. o.43 Wast
Jsuneey Cour) 70 Lieut. PEEr at the. Camp at Weeaw
ken the i2d It. Ferry landing Two experienced soldiers
wanted for Sergeauts. Two Buglers wanted.
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Fnr the Hon. n. ID. Bakcr,s 81 Cnlifornia Reg-
COMPANY A. erH REGIMENT, N. Y. $. NJ,
Headquarters co ner Univeniy Place and l3th-st,

?
AT Meeting Of the above Company held ct the AnoTy
on s Evening 18th n.t the f5owir preamble aud
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
hardship and pTivsons attendant upon tet
devotion his duties soldier IN defense OF the Union 1t mas
pleased Divine Providence in his infinite Widen 20 remove
5om among beloved fellow soldier WM. y. SCOTT It
becomes while boiug with submission TO this great Attic
tD bear witness to the exalted virtues OF our deceased
brother therefore,
RssOieed That this Company have heard with feelings Of the
most poz mt auuh the death q oldest sni
members VIM f. Scott that While dsplofingthe event
which removed him from but feel that
bis and that while shall welcome
him to our ranks satisfied that be has been called to far
better and exalted station ia world where and tb
paton ar unknown
Res1red That tender to the bereaved family Of brother
soldier sincere coincidence in this overwhelming aiction
eDd beg tbeb 70 accept our warmest sympathy
Resored That the Company attend the funeral and wear the
uA badge Of mourning, and that the AmOTy be dTaped In
mourning for sixty days
Reorsd That copy o these resolutions and preampble be
the family Of deceased other SOLDIER with respects
Of Company. G. G.: REED
W. II. MILLER, cor,,,t....
J. ]. KNIPE, '''0'
II MILLER
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Teachers, Monthly meeting on sATUh.
DAY EVENING 2st inst, "a o'clock, at the Hall oI ne
BOARD Of Education Of Grand and Elnss sAMuE
NJ PERKINS, ESQ., viii deliver an address on Inc oe'
method Of teaching Arithmetic" All teachers and Others In
]. II. FANNING, Chm Of EI Com.
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hereby modified by designating John g. MeIseesu as First
Company b. IN place OF Francis Turner rendered
.ope numerary and Nathaniel H. Van Winkle First Lieut.
nsnt Company r. place Of Ron II Seymour rendered
snpemumeruy. By order OF ChAS. 1AIES,
Big.-Gen Commanding N. \ Depot.
THOs. AILCOCE A. ID. c.
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aliIiiarp Notices.

fyrs, Resiment Fremont Rifes-C0l W. on NOW being
readquaisrs No 6al Brose insreemens to officers
, @ So 5esire 10 mite with hclss wv %
49, p application Headquarters ~ o0uhS '
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GREASY Mechanics, Attention!

C@"NNt
Greasy Mechanics, Attention!
The socaled SOUTHERN CHlNALRI IN their atem Pt 70
degrade HONEST LABOR would place the HOhThEKN MI
CHANIC on the ssmeETsde as the Southern slave.
NORTHERN MUb-slLLs AND GREASY MECHANICS.
'"'-i w SOUTHERN REBELS
and ensave children ?
uachnists black smiths carpenters mSson ooier
makers, raiToaders, wagon makers and me-
chanics Of all kinds-loin the
ENGINEERS AND ARTISANS REGIMENT
which has been accepted and IS now IN camp
HEADQUARTERS
corner Chambers and Chstham.ss New York,
Tower the Exchange ofice,)
Men Joining this regiment mustered into service end are
receive forty cents day over infantry
Day when mechanical work.
THE PARROTT BATTERY.
battery Of six Tihed field pieces presented by Mr. X
p Of the West Point Foundry b attached TO this egi
Eaent.
Every officer is required 10 pass
STRICT EXAMINATION.
Each volunteer Is entitled TO y for twenty miles
he the City of NeYork TO be mustered n and MY
CeLts for every miles he travels the place where he
IN tered to Newlok City, and at tha tune 800 IN
adlHon
For by lie suthonties
. The enlistment is, as infantry, for - ....
THREE YEARS. or DURING THE WAR.
EDWARD II. sERRELL, Colonel
r Han. Iieut. C Co!Onel.
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ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
That wonderful and extraordinary animal


That wonderful and extraordinary animal,
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
the only representative Of the H. Hibiinnts Of the
RIVER NILE, IN EGYPT,
10 America continues attract thousands and tens OF
thousands Of visitors daily Travellers in the East Lave often
spent and hundreds Of dollars specimen Of these
STRANGE AND INTERESTING CREATURES.
SO strrp that the sacred historian says
UPOs THE THERE u NOT MS LIKE"
slluding his immense se aud gigantic power '5ys that
he esteeneh iron straw and brass as rotten WOOD and
pieces Of brass" and like bars OF
ironv job CHI x aud XII Yet perfect specimen OF TN, I'M
men, animal Is be at tho Museum at all hours Ior the
THRILLING SUM OF TWENTY FIVE CENTS,
ght which has only been enjoyed before but when
the difficulty of obsiniDg the animals makes probable
NEVER WILL BE AGAIN.
Who then will fail % embrace this opportunity lie 10 seen
both the aud the waer the same az he would DC
native country. Besides he accompanied oy notNe
Arabs that for 25 cehts the visitor both the aa ana
from fag-o ard ancient Me Aud not only TINS won
novelty but the entire Museum with its million Of cuFf
oties which embrace .,., D.,
THE BEAUTIFUL AQUARIA with ts myriads Of living hsh
and which added speci nen beside
a LIVING SHARK, LIVING SEAL, SEA LION, MAMMOIH
BEAR SAMSON WHAT Is IT or MAN MONKEY, HAPPf
FAMILY &C, &c, beside - ,,a.,,,,,cr,
EVERY DAY at and 4 o'clock p. m at each OF which s
produced the domestic drama.
TIME TRIES ALL,
And also the comcal aud e1travagsDt Farce,
PLEASANT NEIGHBOR.
During the eutertsir IncDt will sso appear
MISS TOEDT THE WONDERFUL NlOLINtST,
And MISS DAWRoN, 10 a Patriotic Song 4, -
notwithstanding all these novelties and ATTRACTIONS tue
price admission IL only rs cents children under lO years 10
while would times that amount 10 SEQ the same
things al other Embellishments.
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! WARD"
ffgNSY REs BRiGsiAN' n D. SicH0Ihs J. BRyYDAoE
! A. P. ARNOLD, HOMER FRA A1KLIN,
E1WARb 1Vt Ri5Gy : MCPHERSON, David - B B. SCOTT,
caRIsTIAN sWARTz VA; BooLEY,, ,,..o,.
6Rd, GF6. P. Nelson, SAMUEL REYYoLbs,
JAMES BRYAN, THos $. MARLoR,
r. D. FIELDER Rev JOHN MITCHELL,
GEORGE KELLER, MOSES J. DECKER,
GEO NJ hARPEL, ANTHONY ONBRAY,
JOHN j MITCHELL, NJ D.GE0GGE GOOD, -.
Hl9iSItFH TEyISSsFF WA s. ahS6ekYEtL'
SIMON Hii s sE%ARD, RShm1.A' HENEY sTEiSWhY. sa,
VIM. j. QUIN, WM. s. KIMBALL.
ioSE 5 ETSkHbM kTHSIb E5bls6S E6bE6EF FS6%E STSEE
JOHN NORTON Henry MORTOH,
GEO b WHITFIELD, ROBERT BOVINE,
Q ". II: BRiGGs Nh, II, SUTTON
WIN, I; TookER ROBERT rETTIGREW,
4 pEMEREsT, r W DgNsC0MB.
SH9fl aHY 8, .PHlToN. PATThIcK cxRRIoAN Ja.
WM. Il. RUSSELL, WI tFULMiR
VALENTINE WOODRUFF. AMOS WooDRUFF,
w s,WEED, A. g. HYDE,
JAMES AN Z ttj tCtUjsSNINoHAM, sa., .,fAMEs HEwT6N,
WM. 2HILa AhviGANb. i Hfie cHHRLHs sS6Sa6ErrEL.
CHARLES "; RIcHARD', pAyID RICHARDS,
W. W H. ~ 8ATsoN, lf5N Z VEST, ''1''''''
THoS. !. MARsHALL NICHOLAS BABCOCK ia,
r. B. GiTRNEE, JARVIS GURNEE
J&mEs INsEs 6TSNISG2aA' Jn, WM GGNKINoHAM
gTFPHkN HILLS, JK, GEORGE DAVENPORT
THON y SWENARTON GEORGE n. JONES,
i0sFPs WILSON ORYILLE N. VoGLE,
RoBEBs j. LoMAs, CHARLES H. LYONS
AMe g OF the above A.,ociSiion win be held wink.
rn." SSl..t near 5dsv on MONDAY EVENING 23d inst,
k Members requested TO be punctua 10 their
;endanCE permanent Organization viii be effected BY
order. I STEWART NEWELL Cbairman pro tenn
hSSHs icon !. i'EIsSs%i HFSsiGr, 3seore''ri''
scv,sh Ward Peoples ,Union.,7on Wednesday
ufrsf Inst he o
distinct of party met at the School House Of solomon Jen'
henrys and organized the Seventh Ward Peoples
Union.
CHAs FOX psQ called the meeting order, and stated
that ils ec was sustain the Government 10 it's efforts 10
yush Southern rebellion and TO aid In he election OF
'9nest capable without reference to politics to pubic
On ton Of Br Fox the following gentlemen chosen
PyeSi THE Hon WILLIAM L. WOOD.
pioe. aiStnfs-JAsEs 4. HOLMES and SAMUEL 1. DC
Seerc tp.-EDwARD NJ SgIDxoRx
Mess Joseph Hoxe Mshlsn 4. Hewitt Solomon Jenner,
Nhafes OK Dr. AcMurny snd Others made interesting
iPeech behs Of county and the noble Star Spansed
Geor rerwilgsr esq offered series Of patriotic resou.
ilonl 4 eh were unanimously adopted.
On Of DR. heMuusy the officers OF the Peoples Union
Iepresen! the Seventh Ward at the great meet
Iags per Institute on Friday evening
Ness to1 hone and Holmes were appointed
10 seeC Executive Committee Of thythree for the Ward
The ting then Adjourned subject to the call Of the Special
s,onmiE
A sik cial Meeting Of the Fif,h Ward RoPnbii,
Hau Arocinton win be held al Lsirds Firth Ward Hotel
n fRit y EVENING, Sept 2o at u O'Clock Punctus at.
teudinos requested BY ByHssu SIdsT; r.vrop c,.r,
W.. Wa RSET sETI BAILEY Secretaries.
lnontbiy lseeting Of the NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN AS
sOCIATioN win be held at the Beeeter Buldins' THIS
friday yEsINo slasl Sept i ztS5sfSs fSsis DOW President
n. u. IaAIBR, Secretary,
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Recrnits. XYanted.

A few more good n a win be received for the -,
IN REGIMFNT (SICKLESSl EXCELSIOR BRIGADE,
Col NELSON TAYLOR, Commanding
INDUCEMENTS TO VOLUNTEERS;
PAY - per month Wives and families provided 10Y hMs
nay when building iur nchmeuts and fortihca;ions SOO
bounty when honoIably discharged.
The Re- a. the seat Of war and has D. newly
uniformed, Recius will be forwarded Immediately Apply AZ
once TO Lieut.. PENNOCK, No. 800 Broadway
Parcels left above Tor the will be forwarded to the
Regiment.
For the Hon. Z. ID. Bakers st California Reg
fueHt four months N the advanced
pos Of the Potomac-WANCEDi 100 MEN. Bounty OF no
will be given each recruit who will receive Ra'ions and
Clothing and sent to the headquarters OF the Regiment lne
diately
sustain their countTys honoS will apply immediately I e
Recruiting Oce Nos 5S4 aud 55 gha between 4s and 4Zd
s.a Lieut.. PETER HAGAN Recruiting Officer.
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miscellaneous.

A A. THOMSON q Co., No. 2l5 Water-st.,
"A. N Y offer fer sale TIN and TERNE PLATE, CsycpaI
srI Coke SHEET IRON, BELGIAN, RuIsGS, tina, Rag,
"RG." and Garaaissd do Sheet Zinc Copper WE Boos
Tia, Spe'ter, Lead sc.
DRUSHES of every description at the Brush
ID Factory No 31s Pearst, Harper's Building All aTie',
at the lowest factory prices FAINT BRUSHEs o. sape1f
quality constantly on hand JohN n. hOIrEL
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Sales bp Aurtlon.
Gbances for Business Glen.

pISn PER MONTH made by enterprisng
R lCO Agents selling poWNERS HEhaER aud
SHIELD for handsewng indispensable to sdyi
ec.. the finger and mkesa beautiful hem Sample sent
ccip Of 25c Address A. H. DONEER. No. 4l2 Broadway
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PosT.OYTIcE, New.iork. se[t

PosT-OPFIcE, New-York seIt ID, 1901;
Notfce.-The style Of Government POsIAob
STAMPS b now ready and for sale st this office Exchange
win be made Of the style for equivalent emount OF he
cid issue during period SIX DAYS from the date Of h mo-
ce which Stamps of the old issue will not be received n
WM. b. TAYLOR, +. M.
Morton,s Celebrated Gold Pens.-lmprovemsn,'
nsde I'm the machinery manufacturing Gold PENS ana 80
cured to subscriber by Letters Patent have enabled nun
overcome the many impections hitherto unavoidable ID he
production and also bring the within the reach OF
The writing public should the following facts; Son.an
writing months s done cheaper with Gold Pss s
steel therefore, II s economy to use Gold fens I
remains unchanged by years of continued use while te s
Pen is ever changing b. conosiou and wear ueeIos pi
uniformity writing obtained only BY the n.e Of .e h
Pen The Gold Pen s always ready and RELIABLE WINE VIC
81, Pen mu, often condemned sId new one n.cteo
Therefore in the use Of the Gold Pen there SAVING
time Gold capable Of receiving any degree oi W
thai the Gold Pen 1. exactly adapted to the hand o the
therefore the nerves the hand andarm are not
be the by the OF Steel Pens ne no" I
ing Gold Pens at prices vary from 70 cents TO
10 ze the average every Of which WIZ M
ross OF the be,t Steel Pens Sold by all dealers ia he ne
throuPbou the country Wholesale and re:a at the sec NO
rs where all orders nclosng cash or poet np
will receive prompt attention. ards Pen OF Pen,
value and selected sccoTding 10 Description WIZ oe
sent by mail or otherwise. a. directed. Address -
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aTTENTION! ATTENTION
yANTFD io0 ahle-hodied men 10 ill mp the 40th M1za1t
Regment New-Yolk Volunteers, now stationed at Bailey
C,ess Roads near Alex anda Va Men ensug In this reg
imsp will be at dispatched to Camp sacket Alexandria,
va Apply ~ Lieut. Col EGAN Recruiting Officer