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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

NOBODY INDErESDESr OF OTHERS.
w talk great deal in this country
about Independence, and men boast
proudly that they ask no odds of any
body. But the truth is, that no man
Is wholly independent Of others. No
one IS SO rich or so great as to be above
needing at sometime the sympathy Of
his fellow creatures. No man has q
right to think, that in showing kindness
to his nelghborS, he performs q gratui-
Oats service for which he can receive
no return. Exposed to the same adj
versity which falls on others, he NAV
soon have to ask the assistance which
it Is now his privilege to bestow. He
who is generous i'll the dav of
prosperity, finds others to render kind
ness to him when overwhelmed with
disaster. 1t is therefore, a matter Of
common prudence, if there were no
higher motive, looking out for the dark
days which may come, to show kind
ness to those in troubIc.-Erungclist.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

GE5 How many households have been desc
lated by that terrible disease, Consumption
And how gradual and silent its approaches -
\ slight coda hacking cough-spitting of
blood-and the pet of the family lies cold in
death. But if shelf any one-would take
llootlands Balsanlic Cordial in the first or Sec
ond and sometimes even in the third stage cf
the disease, Immediate relief would cnsue and
life be prolonged.
So also in Influenza, Laryngitis, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latter disease, the terror of parents, is COM
plctcly innocuous in presence of the Balsamic
Cordial, and may be cured by few doses,
Prepared only by DR.. c. " jackson, No. 4l8
Arch Street and for sale By Druggists and
Storckecpcrs, throughout the United States and
Canada. Price Is cents per bottle.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Saving the Union.

The Howard Association, Of Phila-
del phia, benevolent. institutions Of large
resources and extended influence, has
entered upon plan OF saving the Union,
which, it strikes Us, is most admira BILE
and efficient one. It proposes to organ
ize Committees i'll every Ward in the
City Of Philadelphia, and wherever
else Cooperation can be found, to col
lect and distribute aid to the suffering
poor, in systematic and careful man
Ter, during the prevalence Of the pres
ent polite al panic; and also to send
nurses, medicines and money to the
destitute and afflicted poor in the Sc
ceding States Of the Union, until a set
Element of the present difficulties; and
in case Of actual collision between the
conteding parties still to furnish relief
to the most unfortunate sufferers, as it
has tormely done during the prevalence
of Cholera and Yellow Fever in the
South. "Charity IS twice blessed it
blesseth him that gives, and him that
takes" The North cannot fail to be
benefited by this movement, if cner-
getically pursued, and the South cannot
resist such appeals to its magnanimity.
In case Of civil War-which we do not
for one moment consider possible-we
may expect to see another Florence
Nightingale come forth from the ranks
of the noble-hearted women Of the
North, to brave the tcrrors Of the Camp
on her GRAND Of mercy. While such
weapons as these are olnp'oyca by the
opposing political factions, the Ameri-
can Union will never be dissolved.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
4 Hotel on the Other Side OF the
World.

a correspondent who went out in
the I. 5. steamer Niagara, in compa
ny with the japanese embassy, writes
as follows Of hotel life i'll Batavia Is
land Of Java:
Now about Batavia and the hotel at
which | am stopping. How MANY in
New ! DIRK believe that on the oDno-
site side Of the globe, ten Thousand
miles nearer the sun, hotels to COMPARE
with the oriental magn;fcence of New
ork hotels can be found? But such
is the fact.
Everything we see here is so entire
ly different from what I have ever seen
OF imagined before, it is hard to tell
where or how to begin. In all the i'm
aginary wiids Of Speculative fancy I
had never dreamed ct anything 10
come up to, or compare with Batavia,
The place approaching nearest % it in
the East Indies, or, in fact, in anv part
Of the world, is Calcutta, and that bv
many is not considered equal to Bata
via.
The hotel 81 which 7 90, s4o,,,,. :
the Hote DIES Indies, situated in the
new, or upDer town soma hslf . aoanr,
miles from the Water Th; ,'' : " oo f;
snocimon Of five or civ at 't' .:. la,
half . mile Of cacb otbor NJ. l ,S,.'',
anl oronnd rn,o,. +o, Savoy MI rr,i'I
whole oronnd I;kc fbo rost - H. o:t nc
: o,n ;7,,,,o,So f>ros+ r ~ ~ '.,I 'i'y'
nols Tho +ro~,, -.a,,:,7 w. .''',1 Ca
If tho aims ~ >on- ITa o''o . 'I'"o'
ora rIano1 two ~. t.n,- I',' I'''.>1S
l,aaI- r,l,,. - .il,'ii''itH ltcI
GTo1 , ";t nc 81 g: '1 front yard IS
h ;, w., ~ . u.s. 1l:S, any awe win
a11 a, ','.,, go 10y VI f'-'h'S ana
,',,,' ~ " Co. I, lt5 mouse mas Stooop
- l'''s. z.', ~ l,0i:, on "nlcn' morning
,'' y: y e''1''@S? Slo oe30nloity dressed
I .',':> I;,S' cl'iI,'teH' Inc houses are
" NY IS ln9 o'I'eh snow. LII front
81" 1} ~ q o>';;51N' el19,IAI lamps, be2nu-
'"l ?-"C"' IS 1"d Htccl en9f"EI9gS, hand
So''o ''l''FoI9 Top CaoIeS; rocking chairs,
lounges &C. 1he$e articles arc most
y OF j Fcllch manufacture OF the incest
DESCRIPTION.
One can Tlde here for miles on roads
as =. s''loot5l as jtoor, and see nothing
oi!erent from what l have described.
AT night the city IS one blaze Of light
rom Ian'p&--no gas is allowed. The
S''GsI% swarm with AaIays, japanese
'''S' O'lli1"n2Hh, Dn5 no negroes. They
'te very civil ana attentive rs walters,
EtilG.j'IV honest rF+
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
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Coon ExA1rpT E-rEba IT,:o,,- /

GOOD ExANPLE-The Union-Iovine
young men of Chicago have issued the
following call:
owe, the undersigned, believing our
country IN danger, Our flag insnltcd,
and the Constitution violated, call up
on the Young Men Of Chicago, Of the
age OF thirty years, and under, who are
opposed to all concessions and compro-
misses OF Freedom to Slavery, to meet
with us at Metropolitan Hail, on Fri
day evening, January 25th, 1861, for
the purposes of inauguratipg a move
ment for the organization Of the Young
Men Of the Nation in defence of the
Constitution and the Union as they
are"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

BAL9NEss CURED.-For real worth, Woods
Hair Restorative is undoubtedly the best pr.p-
aratlon now in use, for restoring hair on bald
heads, changing gray hair to its original colon
ana as cosmetic or cure for pimpleS, it is
last taxing the place CT other preparations
No toilet nowadays is complete without it.
Observation-Disclosures of worthless limitations
as several are already in the market, called bv
different names. Use none unless the words
professor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot,
St Louis, Mo, and New York;, are blown in
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers, also by all Fancy and Toilet
Goods dealers in the Uuitcd States and Canada
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

CHARGE OF TREASON AGAINST SEC
EETARY ToUcEY.-A special despatch
to the New York Commercial Adrer-
tisor, from Washington, mentions a
rumor that 'EchaIges Of treason will be
preferred against Mr. Toucey, the Sec
rotary of the Navy, by the House of
Representatives"
There is probably something in this,
and we should not be surprised if the
investigation ordered by the House ia
to the conspiracy that is on foot to
seize the Federal Capitol, and other
reasonable movements, should result
IN smoking out an astounding nest Of
traitors
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Our Agents.

The following arc the only authorized agents
to transact business for tha Reporter, and their
receipts for subscription and advertising will
be honored until further notice:
S. NJ PettengilI & Co, New York City
G. II. Scriven, Chicago, Ills.
Edward Miller, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

:SEcEDED AND TO SEcEDE.-The
States Ct South Carolina, Florida, Ala
bama, Georgia and Mississippi have
passed ordinance Of secession. The
States Of Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas,
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennes-
see have called secession conventions,
and the result will be that those six
States will ,abscond Maryland, Mis-
souri,, kentucky and Delaware will fol
low, in our opinion. We are speaking
prophctically. Two confederacics will
exist in spite Of the power Of both Blu
chanan and lincoln. Slaves will free
themselves, until the whole South be-
comes a land of freedom. Then they
will apply for admission into the North
ern confederacy, and our whole .coun-
try will be.truly 3 land of the free
These are only our impressions; but
We feel they will be verified.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
~ The Southern Rebels have 90

SO The Southern Rebels have cot
hold of Uncle SAINTS property 10 the
amount of six millions Of dollars, be-
sides Navy y ard, sundry Arsenals, a
Man -of-war and a Revenue Cutter
The President, meanwhile, looks on.
and is sfraid to do anything for fear it
will create dad .teeHng, and lead to
.klooashel.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Baton R,Ouon Tan 0c

At ten minutes past one o'clock this
P. NJ, the vote Oh the ordinance for
immediate secession was taken, which
resulted in yeas lls, nays Il.
The convention has adjourned to
New Orleans.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

G The statistics of the present
Legislature of Wisconsin in regard to
occupation divide it up as follows -
Farmers, 81 ; Lawyers, II; Merchants,
5; Physicians, 3; Printers, 2; Lum-
bermen, 2; Surveyors, 2; Agents, ,;
l Contractor, l Editor, l Banker, /
Mechanic, l Clerk, l Nurscrymar, l
Tanner, Produce Dealer, Seaman,
/ Miller, Hotel Keeper, l Builder, l
Real Estate Operator, and l Real Es-
tate Agent
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
New Orleans Ian 90

Cannon are being fred and the Peli-
can flag everywhere unfurled. There
IS great excitement. Returns from
Texas. thus far, indicate an overwhelm-
ing majority for Immediate secession.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
IS9sanfsOsa EasRrEE.

There Will be donation visit for the benefit
OF the hej. Ar. Slater, at the Magnolia Hall
on the evening Of "Wednesday, Tcby 9Th.
tlln9 munster and his family can eat or
wear will be thankfully received.
The committee are requested to meet at Mr.,
Simpsons Oh Tuesday evening Jan. 10th
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

e NJ LNashh 11r1, of LNiSnon

s Mr. Washburn, of Wisconsin,
made speech in the House Yesterday,
IN which he significantly remarked,
that If the Constitution was to be re-
constructed, the North would dictate
the terms Of reconciliation. He speaks
the sentiment Of the unterrifed North
Nest, which spurns all concessions to
the rebellious slaveholders.-N 7.
Tribune.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
HsI@s e.
Coon EHp EoD 90 !

Coon FOR FoR>EY.-Col. Fornev
said in his speech before the Union
meeting in Philadelphia:
Civil warts to be deprecated, but
when the argument has been exhausted,
when they so out Of the Union to de-
stroy Us, then the dread alternative has
come; then |, speaking for myself and
for my two boys~-each six feet high
am ready to shoulder my gun and die
in the last ditch in defence of nv
country"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
TERMS-

Que copy one year sl.5o ifpaid in advance;
if not paid within three months, Sl75; and il
not paid within six months, $500.
These terms will be strictly adhered to in
all cases.
x When the time expire. for which the
Reporter has been paid, x viii be marked
on the last paper, and MAY be regarded as an
invitation to renew
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Pen and Scissors.

February.
Letters from the South, to North
ern men, are opened with impunity by
the Southern officials.
Washington dates now state that
it is now absolutely decided not TO re-
infcrce Major Anderson.
"A tariff bill is to be introduced in
the Senate on Wednesday, which, if
adopted, will produce a revenue of SIS,
100000.
Troops are being concentrated at
Washington in such numbers that it is
almost impossible to furnish quarters
for them.
The Milwaukee & Mississippi
Railroad was sold by the United States
Marshal on the 10Th inst, to the cred
ltors of the road.
The s.black-tooth'' and another
disease, species of throat dlstemper,
are destroying many hogS III Iowa IN
ana around Davenport.
Property lately valued at sixty
thousand dollars, in New Orleans, sold
few days ago for nine thousand dol
lars, on twelve months time.
The United States fortress, Mon
roe, near Norfolk, Va, is the largest
belonging to the government. Il is ca
pable OF holding ten thousand men.
The Treasury Department declines
to pay Florida money now due hcr,for
swamp lands, to the disgust Of her
Representatives, who want it to b1v
rifles.
Several Clerks in the Census Blu
reau, at Washington, have been Doti-
fed that they could resign or be dis
charged for EXPRESSING secession SON
timents.
-Sera itor tho Dofro;t cbor,,;on -
biIIiards was hoo+o, TO- noi,,+s :, .
oamn of soo NV Job, Dorr.. nf w.
cionot; Of tbn iottor nIaoo .. WI
nasaav last
a.
thronnh Ralo;ob ., tbni, WOW V.rt1,
from South Cor,l;oo r.;4, +l,n;u L.a1.
shavcn-1hc victims Of f,ro+;oo1 wv,
slavery dosoo+;s,,
ca, 49,.
go - - 49, s.a. ,'', -: 'i''' ,''''''
SIS 600 Der day The onast;on no+,r
allv SUGGESTS itself how lono %, tbov
stand that sort &C tb;no9
oma,,, ho,o :,
to;,,s ofpovoa,,o C,ttann Nv ~. w. U~p
Donort,non+ not - s,,rr.', ~ ~ ,ll;, 81
sells to rebels. but defend them to tho
last, and if oyerpovered to blow them
up.
The House Select Commi tteo is
said to have positive information Of
the existence of a conspiracy AGAINST
In that city. Prominent
officials and citizens of Washington are
implicated.
The failure of Cyrus ". Field, Of
New Yhrk, is bad one. It is said
that the estate will pay less than TWEEN
tv-tive cents on the dollar. He has
never recovered from the Atlantic ca
bic operation.
-Conm;ss;onor 1r,,,o bos hoon :.
structed bv Gov Pi,:kins 70 ,oo1,o .
demand fo, tho s,,rro,,1on
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

OUR Members. "A sojOurn Of two
days at Madison, afforded us an oppor-
tunity Of forming some idea as to the
light in which our members Of the Leg
isIature are regarded among their com
freres. O. Garrison, our fellow towns
man, member Of the lower house, is al
ways at his seat, keeps eyes and ears
open, and votes unlerstandingly on all
questions. lie is careful and safe leg
isIator. Ills habits and the sincerity
betrayed il his countena2ce ensure for
his expressed opinions q respectful and
candid consideration. He is chairman
Of the Committee on State Lands, and
q member Of one or two other commit
tees.
Nr. E. L. Browne, of the Senate, is
one of the ablcst advocates and spicicst
debators in that body. Iio IS well liIl-
ed Kingston, Of the same House, is
always in his seat, talks little, bat works
like Trojan. H. G. Webb, member
from Waushara county, tenaciously ad
heres to the habit of all lazy lawyers,
of cozily placing his feet on the desk,
higher than his head, and watch the
pretty women in the gallery through a
pair Of spectacles and a pair Of toes
He knows all the time what he votes
for, and although the peer Of any man
on that floor as an advocate, has not
opened his NAV this winter
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02
Foreign ~ eWs.

The steamer -Etna brings four days
later news.
In the Court of the Queens Bench,
EDWIN James applied for q writ OF
ha5eas corpus in the case ofAnderson.
the fugitive slave i'll prison at Toronto,
I. ". The motion was founded on IN
affidavit Of the Sec rotary Of the Brit
ISL and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society.
The Court, after consultation, granted
q writ. Chief Justice Cockburne adj
united that in doing SO, it might be re-
garded as Incompatible with Colonial
independence, but still the Queens
Bench had jurisdiction, Anderson be-
ing regarded as British subject.
1t IS stated that several riHed cannon
have been shipped from Liverpool to
Charleston.
The weather was again quite severe
throughout England.
The French Legislature is summoned
for the 9Th Of FEBRUARY.
liersigny has ordered the free circu
lation Of AL foreign journals throughout
the French empire.
HOstilities were suspended at Gacta.
Part Of the French Acct Iaa o1raaa ~, :.
left and al! would leave on the 10th.
Prince Caragnan had arrived at Ma
Meteor Fmna,nni h.5 ;ssrnl , .o
clamation calling on the People to show
unitv Of Tt,lv
TIo PrnSsian r,bo,,loua ,,.o,.o o,,o,,
ed bv snnerh f,at,, ~" W. W. 'i' ~
saiI 1ha frinn1!,, ro1nt:osn .'S *
Craot pnuo,.s ;.a, s,'i>lt1Io oel" ecu ''le
-, no roaa 80 =: o''"S S'Icl'S'henGo
na+;a,,.l st.' .ilVe'i'l99S' 'n"C IL was the
l'yI o':'f ~ ~ ~ ny ABOUT u So'"'lol1
80 ,:'',.,'. ''i-''c 'l!''S; nG rGIIer"ted
49,: l'''~.I .t9 ~ 70 5el,'''h lathiol 70 tne
II ',,'',l'' I.' nc ''''d "iFeady announced.
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! SI''' 'e.' 20 GoHtlli0e. mere are ru-
Ii-ol u proo3oIc ADVANCE III thc Bank
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

The President has signed the bill
admitting Kansas as State.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1861-02-02

- A cannon that needs s:cleanino
0ut''-Bu-cannon,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
THE RArIONS OF THE SOLDIERS.

Hr. John Ray, recruit OF the SeveGty first req
uep returned Saturday to this city in charge Of thirty
sick comrades who hai been home from Wash.nsoI
The annoyances 10 which they subjected on their
way back Of most character. Ga arriving
a. Philadelphia the authority Of their pass the r2
road 10 this city not regarded by the agent aud the
compelled TO seek quarters for the night at the
engine houses military depots. On the uext day
officer Of Of the Philadelphia regiments waited on
he railroad agent ard prevailed upon him 10 give them
pass u New York. Nj Racy descrb the march from
annapolis TO the Junction being attended with geat
haruShps The privaoIs Of he we're hes ntt nea
~ the scantuets and serab8 quality Of the rstons
Mr. showed spe cmen Of the biscuits dealt out
10 The men The question IL about two inches
tqusre ard 1lnty, and would tempt the gasuonomv Of
orly very hungrt % eat II Two su, vera gveo
each soldier daily With one tao cups az bracket
water 10 wash them The want VI wl'er vas So
verey ftlt IN. spl gs and we'll aioog the Iute refe
reported 10 no pore en 70 that no attempt wa ma e nv
,he alake Their thist from them The departure
fion New York conducted ia suca sty ~ anuer
that the proper sTang rosbts for provisioning he
we're cot made Tbs s'ete OF sft hog,ver Goes not
10 affect their PATRIOTISM for they al express mem
Ives 10 meet the eoomy and dcsend the national
authority. Our volunteers who nave lett homes,
sGa1icis families 20 eaiy at the call of theu coun.
ry To protec, her tag and her diguity should be
vel cared FOR 20 comfort, AMI desefvs better
treatment from the commissarist of the government
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
the RELIGIOUS SERVICES YESTERDAY IN CAMP.
SERVICES IN THE PARK BARRACKS.

~ ten O'Clock yesterday morning the Twentieth reg
ment Of Uster Guards mustered in the dining hall
Of the Park barracks TO participate in th morning ser
vice Of the Episcopal church. Il was gfatfyn to OBJ
serve this OCCASION the demesDor Of the and the
hearress which they poured out their prayers in
response to the officiating gentleman Mr. II. II. Rev
nods Of the Kingston ulster county, Bank read
the earnest anc impressive Tone This gen.
teDan living proof Of the pa lot sm which AMI mates
all 10y sl people, in for as that ha threw he
lucrative sltuaon in Kingston and ca ne on here with
s fellow to~psmen, Offering 70 devote Ms services u
them chaplain until more appropriate one could be
procoIed At be conclusion OF the service, Rev ar.
Darrach Of the pfncet theological seminary, preached
a very apt Snd uctve 10 the men, taking MS
fron he l5h ard 10th OF the Epbesans he argue1
from this thai he duty o. the true Christian
obedience and mat being the case i was enpha.i
cay duty OF the soldier 70 obey and sustain The Ia
under xb,ch be lived without Deog good Christie Al
4 was hard be brave soldier, aod he besought them
al TO throw ne shield or religion around them that
when they faced Gealh the battle they might be
prepared " meet the grc ike brave diers
anG true Oh isans The concise but 10 The
int ami the soldiers listened 70 it throughout with
wrapi attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-06
SEVENTY. NINTH REGIMENT.

This corps, having been defeated in its purpose Of
gorg the sea, of war, about present phase
Of military enterprise The command Of Capt Mason,
mum oeripg one hundred men, will, we understand
raised 70 ba.alion OF hundred-all members OF
the seventy ninth, which will maintain its distinctive
as the representative battalion Of he Hghaod
6uard None but members the corps viii be ad.
uitfed and ans Cmen,s will be made 10 proTce fGr
coughs for both Commissioned and Commissioned
off and privates-ths. their 10 he state
nj VIA may remain uninterrupted in the annual returns
tcs securing The immunities OF State during
The battalion will not attach itself any corps
which has not o sufficient roll TO move INTO 10 c1mplr
its attachment NJ is ntan ded TO hold intact The
character Of the 70 bac &c dftogu shng The
regiment and thus sustaining the gallant aud patriotic
reputation of the Seventy ninth
The regiment Will have dress parade Monday, the
ll;b INST and the citizens OF New York wiz ha op
porfinty Of witnessing the Seventy ninth in full
form. Nine companies mastering average OF double
tie regulation requirement. win present hre ap-