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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
EGAL NOTICE.
The Cleveland and Mahoning Rail Road Company,
vs..
The widow and unknown heirs Of Joseph Apple
gate deceased.

VS..
The widow and unknown heirs Of joseph Apple-
gate deceased.
The heirs of joseph Applegate, deceased, for
merly of Liberty. Trumbull County, and State OF
Ohio. and whose names and places Of residence are
unknown, and the owners Of the lands hereinafter
described whose names and residence are also I'M
known: are hereby notified that on the 18th day OF
1867, The Cleveland and MahOning Rail
Road Company hled in the office Of the Probais
Court Of TrumbuH County, Ohio, its statement and
application, asking for the appropriation to its use
for Hail Road purposes. and the fixing of eOmpen-
sauon to the owners therefor. of the following de-
serlOed lands; situate in said Liberty township, in
SAID County, and being part Of lands of which said
Joseph Applegate died seized. and commencing al
Louis Applegate's south line where the same Is in
terSseted by the centre line OF said proposed Rail
Road as now established. and running thence east
On said south line 81 feet; thence north -eAsterly.
parallel with said centre line, and 20 feet easterly
thereirOmS 5 feet to said Joseph ApplegAte's east
line; thence north on said east line, 10 feet: thence
southerly parallel with said centre line, aud SIXTY
feet westerly therefrOm, 1910 feet to said south line;
thence east on said south line 80 feet to the place of
beginning, and containing one acre and eiShty-hVe
hundredths of land
That on the 18th day of January 1858, at 10 A. NJ.
az the otlce Of the Probate Judge, in the village Of
warren in said County, q Jury will be selected to
NJ Inc compensation to be paid the owners OF said
land, for said appropriation.
HUTCHINS, RATLIFF 4 FORREST.
Dee. 24,4W Atty's for T.. M. n. X.
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a Wallet Found.

Tn the west edge of Bristol town.
Il ship, on the Centre road, 1 found a Wallet con-
tanning a small amount Of Money: The person
that Lost the said Wallet, can obtain it by calling at
my stopping place, south west part Of Johnston,
and paying charges.
Dec. 10, 1s62-IHs ALEXANDER PRUDEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
Rail Road Notice.

ITO the Stockholders of the Ashta-
Il bula and New Lisbon R. r. Co., the Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of said Company for
the election ofofieers, viii be held at the Firemsn's
Hall, in the Village Of Ashtabula, on Thursday the
first day Of January next, at 10 o'eloek A. n.
n. HUBBARD. President,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
THR STATE OF OHIO. IS.

To the Clark Of the Court of Common
Pleas, Of TrumJsH County, Greeting:
1t is hereby ordered. That the several Terms of
the District Court. and Court of Common Plea
for the year 1865 shall be heldin the several Conn.
ties composing the Ninth Judicial District. Of the
state OF OHIO as follows. to wit:
DISTRICT COURT.
In Stark County on April 18th. 5000
In Carroll County on April Sd,
In S9lSiae.sns county. on April zSthE
In Trumbull County on Nay LIST.
In Portage County on May It'll.
In Lake county on May 18th.
La Geeuga County on May l2th,
In AshtabulaC County on May l4th.
p q COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
and October 18th;
In STARK toabiy on Pebraary I'D. June lat. and
October 10Th;
In Columbiana County on March I'd. June lst,
and November d; 8 U -
In Nahonins, County ON Februais 9Th. May 18th.
and October 18th;
In Portage County on February 9th. May 18th.
and October 18th;
In Trumbull County on March ID. June lst. and
9th;
In Lake County on February I'd. May 18th. and
September 2lSi;
lnGeauga County on February llth. Nay 18th,
In Ashtabqla County on February sd; June sth.
and October l2th.
You will enter this order on the Journals Of the
District Court and Court of Common Pleas. and
cause the same TO be published a. required By law.
Witness the signatures of the Judges Of said Dis
trHet. at Warren this 9th day Of October A. d. 1862.
IA AMBLER Judges AZ tie
-yOHN w. CHURCH GETf III Com. PtsGs
CHARLES E. GLIDDEN. II II a. ga
NORMAN L. CHAFRREJ JEdissd D5Gia.
STATE OF OHIO.
Trumbull County,
]. G. A. Harrington. Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas. within and for the said County Of Frumbull.
esoPy OF the original order now on Die in the Clerks
Witness my hand and seal of said Courtof Com
non Pleas. at Warren, in said county this llth dag
Of December. 1862.
C.. A. HARRINGTON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

SWEET FLAG CHEWING GUM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedyfor
Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask agents for circulars. For sale by J. r. Woods
DR.. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Yapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. Yapor Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by J. r. Woods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
STATE OF OHIO.
GALE OF REAL T A

On the 18th day of January, A. D. Iss. At three
described, in the town Of Warren Ohio. will be sold
to the highest bidder the following Real EStats. a.
the property Of Bishop Perkins, Minor. TO vii: Sit
uate in the township OF Warren, County ofTrum-
bull, aud state Of Ohi0. and known ~ parts Of Lots
numbered twenty one. tW enty seven and Wenf1 eiybf
u, z, 81 and bounded a. follows: BEGINNING Al
post. standingin the west side of the Warrsn EAsh-
tahula Turnpike, and four chains northerly By
the line of the road, from the north esst corner a.
Land decided 70 Frederick and Olive D. Kinsman BIZ
Deed. dated December, 18th. 1888, and reeordsdin
Irumbul.Couny records, Book =, pages57 and 58.
Ihenee South ~. west along the line o. land deed
ed to Joseph Perkins March Sd lS47. IN partial par
utlon Of the Estate Of simon Perkins. eight ehAins.
and slxty-hyeh links, 9,65lto q post in the top Of
Perkins line, Eighteen chains and seventy-tWo hnks
us,IzJto the bank of the Mah0ning River: Thence
north, ~ west two chains and sixty links. 2,eQ) to
post on the river bank; Thence north So west two
CHAINS and nifty links 2, 500 to q post in the river
teen chains. andslxty i've links Us, IS. to . post on the
and twenty-one links (9,2D TO . post in the west line
Of the Warren 4 Ashtabula Turnpike Thence soutk
~ east along said west line i've chains and hfty-
ing thirteen and T4-l0O Acres oftand. Q3 F4-100 A.
subject to 10 dover. appraised At SIX thoussnd
hys hundred and twsnty-eight doIiors. (SS5S1
Terms ofSale; Cash.
JOSEPH PERKINS,
Dee L I96I-iw
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Taken Up.

ON Monday December 9Th, came
" upon the premises of T. B. Lewis, on the
Plank Road 4 miles n. Z. Of Warren, Six Yeariings
described thus: 2 Heifers. spotted, red and white (;
l Steer do; ] brown Steer; ! red Steer, white flank
and this advertisement. F. I. LEWIS.
December. 18th l863.-3W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
3. G. FOSTER,
Major General Commanding.
HEADQuAR's Army or THE PoToNAc,
Dec. 10Th. 1862.

Dec. Goth. 1862.
Yesterday morning about daylight about
100 of Hampton's rebel cavalry entered
Oceoquan and captured a Lieutenant and
80 p~riYates of the 10th New York cavalry,
who were guarding the telegraph. Eleven
suffers and six suffers wagons were also
seized by the rebels.
All is quiet.
Dec. 2l.-No new movement of the en-:
envy have been observed since we evac-
uated the south side.
1t is not known to Gen. Burnside's staff
that he has rendered his resignation as
commander of this army, as stated by a
Washington correspondent.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

AOeSl miles.
One hundred miles Of main road are
open from Salamanca to Meadville from
Cory a branch road traYerses the oil re-
gion 10 TitusYille; and from MeadvilIe
another branch road will soon be COM
pleted down the valley Of French Creek
TO the Allegheny river st Franklin, in
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24
New Advertisements.
Notice.

Notice.
THOSE indebted to the undersign-
ed over one year, please call at his Office or
house. and you will find some one to wait upon you
to settle accounts on Tuesday and Saturday of each
week. He needs his dues Rolr. to recover from be-
ing burnt out. DIR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford West Street, Dec. q. 1s62.-3W"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

A THING OF BEAUTY Is A
IN JOY FOR EVER.
Italian Marble Hebe Vases,
Etruscan Vases,
FlOrentine Vases.
Card Receiver.
Agate Card Receiver; &c, &C.
All imported from Italy, and will basoId at less
price than first cost Of importation.
These beautiful goods. are well worth seeing, il
you don't want to buy. Call at
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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Shsri6's ONCE. Wsr UShT De- - "a pE III
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On Saturday the oath day of January. A. d.
lS0S. between the hours Of one and three o'clock p.
A. OF SAID day, on the premises, in the village OF
" arren, / will offer for sale to the highest bidder,
the following Real ESTATE A. the property of the
late VIM. =; Fields deceased, to wit; Situate in tbs
village OF Warren. Trumbun County, Ohio, and
known as lot No. "A in Perkins addition to w arren.
reserTing from said lot SO much of the same as lies
nsr OF said lot No. "a to the south -easterly corner
Of lot 81 in said Perkins addition. The above Iot
fronts on Washin gton Avenue.
Terms of Sale, ons-third cash in hand. one-tb;ri
IN one year; and one-third in two years, notes So
cured by Mortgage. Appraised ats
J0HNM. STULL.
Dee. 24.4w Admir- Of William r Fields- dee
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

." ESTERN RESERVE VOL
w UNTEERS GRAND MARCH,
A splendid march Just published, at Adams Mu-
sic Store. also all the New Songs Of the day for the
Piano and MelodeOn.
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SALE.

By virtue Of = Nsnditioni ExpOAas issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Trunbull County.
and TO me directed and delivered, 1 shall expose to
Public Sale at the Court House in. srren, in said
County, on
Saturday the 24fh of January, ISos,
the following described Real Estate, to wit: Situate
IN Warren Township, No. 4 in the 4th range Of
townships IN the ConnectcutW estsrn Reservoir the
state OF OHIO. which Is also in the County Of Trum-
bull, being piece or parcel Of land situate in the east
part Of the town OF Warren. bounded east on lands
lately known as lands Of George Austin; south on
south street, IL rods, being same land formerly held
BY holen Forward by contract. from Woodrow and
tergersOn, bearing date November s, 1885, and be-
ing the same land which Dan. MeCleary obtained a
decree Tor m the Court Of Common Pleas. Of said
county where he was complainant, and James Ser
serson and Others defendants. and which was levied
upon oy Heman X. Harmon, late Sheriff Of said
Co9nty; sale to commence at l o'clock P. n. Of
said 24th January, 1858.
JOSEPH O. BUTLER. Sh'f.
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.ENRY CLARK'S ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given. that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualified as administrator on
the estate of Henry Clark. late Of Hubbard, Trum-
bull County, deceased.
Dee. "A, 1852 -3Ws JAMES A. JOHNSTON
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

Vehsngo county. West of Meadville the
work of construction is progressing on
the main line, and ere long the track will.
be down acrossthe Penn. line into Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-12-24

Atlantic, through the richest portion ofthe
North American Continent, one thou
sand and two hundred miles into the
great west, ultimately without doubt to
reach the Pacific. Upon examination of
the Maps its advantages can at once be
seen. the principal points that it touchesin
Ohio, commencing from the East, are War
rem, Ravenna, Akron, Ashland, Mans
field, Gallon, Urbana, Dayton, thence to
Cincinnati. Its location is Illus seen to
be far superior to any other road, running
East and West through the State: it
sweeps the whole west, North West,
South and Southwest.
1t conVerges the whole system of Wes-
tern Railroads to its benefit.
Already immense depots are being erec-
ted near our town to receive the transit
freight TO be brought over the Cleveland
& Mahoning Road from Chicago and the
North West.
1t is now under consideration to locate
the principal Machine and Car Shops of
this road at Warren. Warren being near
the center of the line, the great album
dance of coal, iron and suitable timber
Tor the construction of cars being in the
immediate vicinity. We believe points this
place out as the best locality on the entire
road for these shops. But the prosperity
of a place depends upon its people. If
the people of Warren and surrounding
country. take hold of this matter with the
spirit, energy and liberality, within their
power they win bring the shops to this
place. Some Of the advantages which the
town and county would therhy derive,
have already been discussed in a former
article. We will only add that in addi-
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Gen. Nelson Progressing.

The Nashville Union Of the 25th has
he following notice Of progress 10 new
direction by ono Of the army officers com.
manding in Tennessee. The Union calls
II "the right step" and IL should become
the army "quick step" everywhere
Says the Union. Dol.
We learn on good authority that Gen.
Nelson has ordered FIVE hundred negroes.
belonging TO rebel masters, to be sent 10
him, for the purpose Of putting them to
work for the benefit Of the army. We
are not informed as to the work they will
be required to do, but suppose they will
be made TO aid in e.building the bridges
destroyed by the rebels. and to construct
fortlfcstions. 1t nigh, be good plan to
forlify Murfreesbo'. Gen. Nelson has
done exactly right in this case, and we
hope his example will be extensively fol-
lowed by our officers. Why don't our
authorities here find work for few hun
dred? They might be usefully employed,
for ourselves, while at the same time they
were kept from aiding the Confederate g
Government. We hope the matter will
be attended to promptly. Gen. Nelson
has given strict orders, we learn, that n O
loyal mans slaves shall be taken, and the
same rule would Of course be observed
here. This is the policy. Weaken the
enemy, while you strengthen yourself, and
make his resources SerVe your oOn neceS =
sites,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Judicial Reorganizations .

Congress, at its lsto session, passed bill
which has become q law, recasting the Ju-
dcal Dis.ricts which are presided over by
dfferont Justices of the Supreme Court.
Those Districts will hereafter stand as fol.
lows:
First District-Now England, [most of
it: Justics Nathan Clifford.
Second District New York and Vermont
Justice Samuel Nelson.
Third D!strict-P Pennsylvania and New
Jersey Justice Robert G. Grier.
Fourth Delaware, Maryland,
Virginia. and North Carolina /: Chief Justice
Roger B. Taney.
Fifth District-South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, and Mississippi: Justice
James NJ. Wayne
Sixth -Louisians, Texas, Arkan-
sas, Kensacky. and Tennessee: Justice
John Catron.
Seventh Distriet--Ohio and Indiana
Justice Noah IL. Swayne. ... ......
Eighth Observation-Disclosures, Wisconsin
and Illinois. Vacant.
Ninth District--Missouri, Iowa, Kansas
and Minnesota: Justice Daniel E. Miller
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Important to Administrators, Executors
and Guardians. -t

Our Legislature at this last session
passed an amendment to the Administra-
TORS law, on the subject OF filing accounts
for settlement, that all persons acting in
the capacity Of Executors or Administra.
tors, would do well 10 look TO. 1t may be
found on the 98th and 99th pages Of the
volume of last winters acts, and reads fol-
lows:
"To render upon oath, just and true
account Of his ADMINISTRATION, within eight.
cen months, and at any other times when
required by the Court or the law; and
failing SO TO do for thirty days after he
shall have been notified by the Probate
Judge, he shall receive no allowance for
servicer, unless the Court shall enter
upon its journal that such delay was neces.
sary and reasonable.
The law in relation to the duties ol
Guardians. makes it obligatory upon :hem
to settle their accounts once every two
years failing to do which they are to be
deprived of all compensation for services
and the Probate Judge has no power tc
allow them anything. We would not bt
surprised If there were good many per
sons acting in financiary capacities in this
county to whom these restriclotions will
apply Clinton Republican,.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
COLUMBUS. O., july 80

To the Press at Cieveiand: r..... %.
To the Military Committee of Cuyahoga
County-Gen:lemen The vigorous CO.
operation of this department is asked by
tho War Department in returning to duty
the large number of soldiers now absent
from their regiments in the field, and
know Of no mothod bettor calculated to
promptly comply with this request than to
solicit your aid in the matter. Every soldier
fit for duty should now share in the dangers
aud glories of tho field. Tho soldier that
voluntarily absents himself from duty is BY
tho terms of General Order, Number Sixty
Five (65) deemed deserter, and is therefore
liable to all tho penalties attached to do.
sertion, and sooner or lator these penalties
are certain to DO Inflicted. 1t is therefore
our duty to the soldier himself that We res-
cue him from this impending punishment,
The duty ask of you is that you have your
county thoroughly canvassed and evory sold
er found thorein hunted up,and their namos
reported to me. The arduOus duties have
heretofore asked of you. make mo hesitate
in thus further taxing your generosity. but
when you romember that public necessity
knows no law, trust you will pardon this
farther demand upon you.
Very respectfully,
Your OBJ Servant, .
.... DAVID TOD, Governor.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
General Mcclellan.

Tho N. Y. Times mas been one OF the
most determined supporters of General
Mcclellan, but at longth it, too, is com.
PEELED to use the following words;
"For year now the nation has leaned on
Mcclellan and tho splendid army which was
placed at his disposal, and which ho has
moulded into the most formidable force
ever organized on this continent. But 1t is
idle TO disguise tho fact that their faith In
him has been shakon to Its foundations by
bis failure to nc complSh with that army a
single one of the results which il was ado.
quate to achiovo. 1t might have taken
Mauassas--it ought to have beaten the
Rebel army at Yorktown--its leader prom.
ised with IL TO capture Richmond. 1t failed
at every point, and while it has beon grow
ing weaker. the force il was lighting has
bsen growing stronger day by day.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
The Right Kind of Sharp Shooters.

Capt. M. p, PIERCE. who raised the "Ber.
dan Sharp Shooters" last season, will raise
a single company o: these select marksmen,
Immediately. The subject of scientific
gunnory has ever boen a speciality with the
Captain. and but few are as we'll posted In
relation to small arms, particularly the
deadly rife" During and since the Cri-
mean war, several essays upon the subject
ernanated from bis pen. Several thousand
dollars have been pledged to arm this COM
pany in a superior manner with Sharp's
rihes,) Msrksmeu who desire to go into
service as genuine Sharp Shooters, should
address tho Captain at Columbus, Ohio,
Immediately.
Since tho above was written, we have
seen documents just received by Capt
Pierce, from high military and civil authori-
ties, assigning his company TO the flank of
whatever regiment they may be attached
to, and guaranteeing a CASH advance to the
company of nearly nine thousand dollars !
Good for tho Sharp Shooters! Bad for
the Rebels /! !-OHIo STATE JOURNAL. e.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Meeting of County Military Committee.

| Wednesday, July 80, 1869, o'clock, p. NJ.
Committee mot pursuant to adjournment.
Present, b. d. Woodbury.. Chester Palmer,
Erastus Spencer, David Robinson and p.
Hitchcock.
Various Township Committees reported
progress. From Claridon, that more than
VII 600 had been raised for payment of
bountes; from Chardon village, about
$1,000; from Ham5den, SS400; from Hunts
burgb. partially canyassed, 1900 Other
townships not canvassed, but ready to fur
nish money and men.
On motion, it was resolved that meetings
DO holden in different townships, "a follows:
Claridon, Friday evening, August lst.
Troy. Saturday evening, August I'd.
Newbury Center, Sat. evening, Aug I'd.
Bainbridge, Monday evening, August, 4th.
Russell, Friday evening, August, 5th,
Parkman. Friday evening, August 9th.
Auburn, Wednesday evening. August 9th.
Middlefeld. Wednesday, eve, Aug. 9th.
IIun.sburgh, Thursday evening, Aug. 7th
Montvllo, Friday evening, August ssb.
Thompson, Saturday evening, August 9th
Burton, Monday evening, August llth
| Meetings 20 commence at u o'clock, F. nj
At Newbury. Bainbridge and Russell, il i
expected that Hon. A.G. Riddle and Al. Viii
liams will be present, with other speakers
to address those who assemble. At Balm
bridge and Russell, p. Hitchcock will b
present.
Hon. NJ. C. CauGold, A. II. Thrasher L. L
Durfoe and d. W. Garfield. Esqs., anon
ottors, will attend tho moetings,as speakers
At Parkman, Mlddlofeld, Huntsburg, Mont
vile and Thompson, it is intended to sccur
tho attendance of the Hon. John Hutchin
| .nb Wrn n Enrriat Fac
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
Hambden Select School.

TNHE FALL TERN Of this School will com
l. mence
On Monday, August 25h,
AND CONTINUE TWELVE WEEKS.
The present Principal has taught this School
nine terms, with decided increase of patronage
Without even Que exception, there has been u
unanimty of feeling throughout the entire Dis.
trict. Feeling thankful for such tokens Of entire
appreciation and liberal patronage, q continuance
Of the same is all that is desired.
To all my former students, wherever you may
be, would say with much pie tsure would again
welcome you to our pleasant School,
Terms:
For Children under 10 years, $500
For the Common Englis Branches, 300
,25 per cent, aided unless paid at the close of
the Term.
Positively no deduction made for absence less
than half term only in case of protracted Ill.
ness.
OF Board, with rooms furnished with lights,
wood, &C., at s! so per week. For tn ,se wish
ing to hire their board apply to the Principal and
he will find them places For those wishing to
board themselves. good rooms can bo obtained
for l21i cents per week, for each, by applying to
Samuel Hathaway.
SETH EDISON, Principal.
Hlmbden, July 10Th, 1862. 654wi
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01

CAIRO. July 26.-The steamer Evansville,
from Tho Tennessee river brings tho news
of rebel raid at Florence, Ala, Tuesday
last, They entered the city and burned all
the warehouses used for oommissary and
qnartermaster stores, and all cotton in the
vicinity. They also seized the u. s. steam.
or Colonna used for conveying army sup.
plies over the shosls. They also took all
the money belonging to tho boat and pass
engers, and then burned hor. The proper
~ destroyed is said to be of great value.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-08-01
. COLUMBUS, Jaly 90.

TO We I0TeSS OF UNt0
The attention Of the several Military
Committees is especially directed the inn
portance Of filling up The regiments now
in the field. II is more important this be
done promptly than that the new regi-
ments be- filed up. ..rr
In apportioning the troops asked for
among the several counties of the State,
it was expected that each county would
also furnish its quota OF men for the regi-
menls in the field. ....... -
DAVID TOD, Governor.