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The New York herald., 1862-08-20
A RMY sUpPLIRs.-oFFIcE or ARMY CLOTHING

HMf SUPFLlES-OFFlCE OF ARMY CLOTHIN0
IN and EJuipaye New York, AGeust H. l862Sealed
posals will be received al this Office until - o'clock NJ
Monday the 2j del yerfng by the
Depot Of Army C.oiing and l. inage In this city
2UO sets horse anib lance harness, complete. sN&
2O0 sets niuie Mag1, harness, complete
ZUO Sets mule wes on marin COMPLETE.
Samples and slec of winch be at this
sonfce Onethrd tue aatity to be delivered within ten
An thirty days from te ate OF the acceptance of bids and
De subject y insp cton oy sworn inspectors appointed
ttE0 part OF the 4 mt Sa e.
Proposals anied by proper guarantee
ting forth that II tie isawarded to the party named
therein he VIII al the and give bonds for
she proper fallNlent tie contract.
Te nitd States the right to rcect bids deemed
Prop sails Should be endorsed .foposas for Furnishing
Harness. y and addressed 10
l.,Gienant Colonel D. II. yINTON
A IRputy Qa;teria7ter General, United States Army.
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IN NOW IS THE TINE.
large amount cash 20 any who brings recruit
SECOND REGIMENT SrINOLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE
HILLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY,
Colonel r. J. CLAAsSEN, Commanding
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
For Company OF this hrst class egincn Fay Us to S23
per month from the day ~ enlistment.
and month viii be gwen in advances State bounty
in above all other bountcs Comfortable quarters
ng and subsistence a Camp Edwards Pieepont East
Promotions the ranks; olcers experienced;
lief tickets furnished families.
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Captain Thos Goodwin, late Of the First FIRE Ionayes
late of Duryee's Zouaves i -
Apply Greenwich avenue, ana NO. oSo broadway
Lafayette Hall.
TDGIvATE GEORGE r. DEXTER, CO. I, SEVENTH
I regiment New York Mounted Rifles, Col. O. G. Dodge,
will report himself at the headquarters 6o0 Broadway I'M
mediaely arrested and Punished dcsarer. Said
Dexter represents himself native OF Providence, X
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THE nE5ELLIua.

zrksEos purSrx REGIMENT N*a
There eAcase am. the poorest. for not
Joining the M ional Army.
-EN8E $50 buuny from the State.
20 Douhs! the United States. ..rs. +
u cone month s pay) In advance
taraa.sssA y land money on enrolment.
THIS REBELLION Must AND WILL BE, ,CRUsaED
iRIsiIMEN TO TdE RESCUE. sae
This regiment organized b laant Corcorap, and
should De the r~ni a point for al true sons Ern
~. = - $50 CORCOKAN zOUAvES. ea DAa
This splendid reg Intended be exclusively Irish.
The staff and COMPANY all IRISH, and have seen,
without single execution active service. few noncom
1nissoned officers wanted.
Apply early Lieutenant JOHN CAVITY. Recruiting on
A RAY YSUPPLiEs.-oFFICE OF ARMY CLoTHING
proposas " Dc at this ohice n IL O'Clock M on
Monday, the 25h s Tor delivering by contract the
Depot Of Army Clothin; and Eauipage In this city,
2OOOO0 Army Blanks Mooi twth the letters u. s.
In black four incies long centre feet
lonS five feet six Inches wide and to weigh five pounds
TIE blankets must be Of American and con-
form In a respects to the sealed sample this
oce, and be suDgect to inspection inspectors ap
pointed on the part OF the United States. Oneird the
third within My days. and the remainder within niuety
days from the dat of acceptance Of the bids.
Proposals will be received portion OF the quantity
20 accept or reject the whole Of any bids offered
II be deemed for the interest OF the
Proposals must be accompanied BY guarantee set
stng forth that II the " awarded the
therein he will Immediately it, and give bonds for
the faithful perior uf the contract .st.y
proposals. should eddursei, Proposals for furnishing
vnton, Deputy Vuar,ermaster General, United States
Army. t. N ~ 3es ss Y#* 'A tstNt
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CPEcINL NoTIcE.-REcRuITING OFFICERS .A.eE
- reuucstra subscriber at his nice, r.o 7s
Bosgprs TO-DAY t,-niarroa NJ " oeock A. lc is
pttratcd att factory pransrp tS Tor many
hey igh. complete hs company.
Ing 10 q regiment now ordered 70 Nashin.t,n.
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NTOw Is THE TINE.
IN " Forward YOUNG MEN, FOR THE UNION
FIRST REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS, Colonel
William 0urney-A few able bodied young men want
ed TO complete Company Of this fine regiment Look a
State bounty, 81,
Government bounty, 426.
Hard cash, g.
Fstytwo dollars paid each volunteer mustered
dollars leaving the State and vo
discharged Quarters subsistence clothing and family
relief tickets furnished Immediately after enrolment. Re-
cruting 02 Seventh Thiryh street.
and al the junction Of broadway aud sixth avenue Reg
4. 8. HENRY.
Recruiting on1cer.
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DHGNIx xREGrMgNT-cokcoRA AN ZoUAyEs
U -t.,iIkIu KEGlM EMplRE KRIaAnE.

ARDNANLE OEPARTMEA i,.,sarcYov A,r,.. n 10, .
Wan s4krahaT, ". .a,, 80 ~ iaoz
Prop. viii be ed by lh Seliysry ~ the NJ T. v
the 2Oh Of August O. at fhet = Of Tie foliowng
Arsena, Governors Island. New yorA, - 'o''"'"s ih
Jo0 shoulder Waist Belts witt p"sh Tor n0n'0n'
i5vOO shoulder and Waist Belts, with patsss ior must
clans. at9e 5..s ~.
These be made In ltrc conformity
with The regulation patterns samples OF when can he
ned a. the above arsenal and to be sc u nspec
on tnat arsenal before being received by tue govern
ment None 70 he accepted paid for but such 49, are
BACKED rs heretofore made
Deliveries in lots Of less than 600
per week for all of 10 0O0 under;
2OO0 week all contracts from 10000 TO 1000; 5000
week Tor contracts from 81 600 30000 and 4000
week for all above that from the date of
the contract. IIt tsrt0ts0---@
Failure deliver specified time viii subject the con.
tractor TO forfeiture OF the amount due at that time
The accourements must be boxed In the customary
ner the boxes be charged ct to be determined by the
Inspector. tsf at,l ssf NJ NaA@ :,
No bid win be considered which does net state explicitly
the place, time and quantity OF each delivery
Each obtaining contract VIII be required to enter
into bonds with proper surees for the faithful auhlmen
Of the same -#Ff .3' AN8tAv% W
BIDS of persons who not manufacturers regular
deaers in leather work will not be considered and tne De-
parment the right 70 reject all bids which
may be made.
tract and of the bond required of them. tlH@
Proposals will he addressed to General James W. Ripley
Chief of Ordnance, Washington. D. c." and will be
dorsed Proposals FOR Officers, and mu-
scans' beltsn JAS w. RIPLEY,
Brigadier General and Chief Of Ordnance.
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TIURRAHl HURRAHi HURRAHi1 s4-sl3,is si a44
n HALLEck; GUARD hALLEoA Al
FIFTH SENATORIAL DlsiRICT REGIMENT.
"a HsFFW 7N COL. ELIAS PIESSNEE. NJ
Company A. Capt. >. r. Patterson, the FIRST in the field
mustered In and ready for five more men OF the right
stamp to fiji aud Government Bounty ready
as mustered rprn ont turn out turn outl On.y
Bouny and relief for your Families Immediately, Come
' ous' "1 soA-S ~' " Capt. j. r. PATTERSON,
Commanoant Company A.
y Col ELIAS PIESSEER,
Headquarters 480 Broadway.
This regiment 600 in camp ordered to join Gene.
raj Sce the general In the field Turn out turn
out turn before you drafted
has several recruiting onces IN tne
city headquarters East Houston street. 40 Broad
way, also In the City Hall Park. ..,
Come one, come all, before you are drafted.
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
I1 Regiment Lincoln Hail. 169 East Houston street cor
Of AenNew York August 70 those who % ARE
10Th inst, else they viii be tfeassd al deserers
ELIAS PEISSNER. Coione.. CQmmanolnk.
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ATTENTION, RECRUITs,-LoOK TO YOUR OWN IN.
"A teresls while devUns your services to your count
Fourth Iatcry. N. Y s. v. artllery. Captain James Es
Smith, Ths battery Is In the hcd, was In The bat
Sies Of Yorktown. Williams FAIR Oaks and Malvern
Hills. Sixty good men wanted 70 I'LL the ranks No
Nscnces dig, musket drill knapsacks or eavy
4 ads carry Gond pay good ratons aud good orers
bOunties, Will be
paid n hand, all recruits tnsng In this battery at
Che recruiting station Hudson street by order OF the
Corro,s Join A. THOMPSON. Recruiting oiccr
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DHENIx OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED FOR
Company y, o'Mahony Guards, phonix regiment Cor.
Zouayes Colonel James o. Burke. This cenpany s
under the Of Captain Patrick Phaen, one OF the
oldest ocers in the regiments who is desros that all
his old members will at to enrol themselves In
his company Icanno be possible they wil stand back
that their adopted IL in need OF their valuable
service and through the advice Of their enemies wait for
that which only ought TO be employed TO COM
and traitors stand defence OF that Union
under which they have enjoyed the greatest privileges on
the face OF The GARTH They viii find IL much 10 their ad-
vantage soon, as the company Is fast tling up
subsistence and transportation TO camp AT East
New York R e tickets given TO the families OF volunteers
Immediately after cnising bounty when en- nised 1885
when regiment Is mustered ill., $780, one months lay,
SIS in alvance and 81 enlistment fee making $40 the re-
win leaving the city and when honora-
bly, discharged SIS bounty the government Apply
the headquarters copny h9 SIKH or In the
City Hall Park. PATRICK PHAi.EN, Captain.
e6ta JOHN BEAITIE, First Lieuienant.
JAMES NORRIS, Orderly Sergeant ettsa
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A RMY sU UBsrITuTES.-USTTED STATES ARMY AND
h Navy BANKING and Substitute olicc.-The undersigned
has completed providing Substitutes for
limited number o persons who be drafted into the
army States under the last order of the Secre
sary War. Advances u Quariermnsters vouchers
contractors recruit on ers bills ana officers pay roll
o., RICHARDS klNG-LaND. Army and Navy Agent, No.
d broad : rect one door street, New York.
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(soMPANY L. or TIE STANTON LEGION. WILL BE
lew llore choice wanted it to the
se III M as,s fanse 30 1Gr es i - ~ sa ss
ctuit and relief tickets for families worth three dol
m Captain I"S saDGg Ifss Essex 9s street, ss ss's
| Umpire .ouAvEs. N. K.y.s.v. s4o h1.n
" Ts eomy Is formed under Orders from his Eas !
SIM" "s oes ~o nave seen active sessce the
ony thirty sfis aea 1saa % % III The @ aSoys 1oasny.
STATE q sssa'y. ssass "sa''' lss dollars.
wfl be p.id ~ once ii The time of enlistment.
s4agG fsEvAT VA Gaps Adu-ns 1854
n cooi Ek Erst Lieutenant, formerly Captain Co. E.
A; T; zENANpN. second Lieutenant. formerly 5isa.s-
nant III burnsdes division and an officer In the Hunga-
~ Third Nnse,n,h ward Branch
EzraA BsEs5S sEsaSb Ss ss1lsEsF gns P9F5As n y x
Now Rights second n Y 9 volunteers, Col Hudson
Recruits for this hns regiment leave the Armory every
S iea. ana furnished i9asaiasly
pa, and seven.y-iye dollar. when discharged.
This is the oldest militia regiment in shsstate. and the
.is: john Ee ss
n e8T Recruiting oGlcer.
n West Tenth street and Greenwich avenue
Tent in Tryon M n
INLEvENTH REGIMENT, STANTON LEGION.
regiment worthy Of the gallant Empire State and com.
manded by tried aad experienced officers.
Recruits wanted Immediately to h up the regiment state
and government bounty ready as soon as mustered. 81
Young sErss q oSS New York. out 'sffs SGas orr
Relief tickets for your family immediately -
Parties having recruits would well to call Lieuten.
IL street. who VIII pay ali their expenses, &c.
Young men from the country call at my and
0n'0 yourselves 8 oIE s = ssnssi II ssIIiS i ss city
Headouare oeo,,. afqsn1a s "a sns sa0H Legion
ExcELsIOR BRIGADE sI1aasa9s i.
~ Brlgadier General D. +. sTCKLEs Commandlns
$50 sdq,ioua bounty BY private SUBSCRIPTION. making
:sJ 81 i sefspIs ss psia asS a s.s after mastering
s sssrsns wsn oiss & E" fsar 81
First Lieutenant LOWELL PURDY,
s#I e#sHes Recruiting o.icer.
L,IRsT REGIMENT NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS. 4.
Ts q HI 7, ap ! me @ ns and mnn;sa o
en s:nent Good quarters al Camp Washington, Staten
All the government bounties win be secured
recruits Good nonconlmissoned oliceys are wanted.
Hsadquarers Mozart Hall. 81 Bgadway b Y, ,,yrv
Of Firs, reu u s. Chasseu,s Colonel coninandng
J. /. LIrrLE, late Seventh regiment n Y.'Adjuant
Drum Major wanted
FouETH sENAT22EIAI APPS DIsTRIGT II 6I RESINENr NpS
Eecrus o n, q to al " This "s n T.
70 81 mon ssned in mme ediately.
siO0 Jailed States bounty $40 paid when
ss STATE bounty. paid At once when musteredin in
$lsto S23 one months pay, in advance. .s
Good ra.oas aud uniforms supplied at once.
Beautiful camp Staten Island; saae N h.s
Recruiting ounce II FaiRcniIDa aiRa Iiisu'a LEAYcRApr
1ag p Recruiting ohlcers
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NEW YORK. AUGUST lS 1s62--ATTENTION.
IN Notice hereby given that book for registering the
OF young their residences and references VIII
be opened this day, and will remain open from A. NJ to
p NJ daily the Cooper Institute room No. 20 BY the
COLONEL CHARLES g. DOD0E'S
First regiment
NEW YORK MOUNTED RIMEMEN,
Twelve months In service,
Al now at
Suffolk Virginia
for the purpose forming company OF nst ca young
men, whose may fess assured that the evil influences
generally accompanying the poniscnous enrolment OF al
classes win avoided committee Will be appointed 70
inquire into the character OF each applicant \,
The following bounty will be paid On peing musterca IN
viz 81 recruiting Sec SIS United States bounty, $50 state
bouny.otal $7g One months pay in ddyance when the
company cins the regiment and 976 al the end OF enlist
RELIEF TICKETS ISSUED.
For particulars apply at the above Institute or a the head
quarters No. IL Centre street, New York
Captain J. O. OBERTEUFFER, Recruiting Oncer.
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JlECRUITS WANTED FOR THE FOURTH sENA-
III toal district regiment; Peter McDermott Co!one
Geo. W. Warner, Adjutan. This regiment Ia filing up
under the auspices of the district committee Gov Morgan
warrants me % recrai. company want men true loyal
men, men whose hearts steeed against this wicked
bclon and burn to proud old Dag every
hamlet ~ the land Every nducencnt Id pay bounty and
cruiting Office, q Albany street Wanted competent
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NOTICE. ts -
!: large amount paid 10 cash to any one who brings
SECOND REGIMENr, sN
tfH SP4NOLA'S EMPIRE BRIlADE,
HlLLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY.
Colonel r. o. CLAASSEN commanding.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY
For Company 6f this first class regiment
Pay 9l3 to $23 per month from day of enliatment.
United aes bounty $780, $26 Of which and one months
pay Yiil be given In advance.
State bounty $50 viii paid mustered In.
quarers furnished at Camp Edwards Pierre.
pont. East New York.
Clothing aud subsistence mustered In.
PROMOTIONS FROM THE RANKS.
OFFICERS ARE EXPERIENCED.
RELIEF TICKETS FURNISHED FAMILIES.
als,esft6f Capt. TlIOS. r. GOODWIN
Lieut.. u. Ii. SWORDS, Jr
No. Greenwich avenue.
b9I Hroadway, Lafayette Hail.
223 Bowery.
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A - z lWTNN--NADNMh WIUWUN NFNlNNDN MT
lbD snA pli Sraulan ialt. mtrrsft t1srrtsa ~
T. may aku ttyrA bstut la tde, ~ n 81 ress .tlrs
$50 e ne for vi tisae tcs luta4 u1'ets ! rfop r
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n He PuENIx REGIMENT, CORC0RAN'S OW
Il nifT sftfE

a .S-.n ....aIai NJ =. - I.V- lNV VVstHIeyI
service having " !.r II aeooaits necessary IN
consequence of the ire mar a,s ,aEd ieiensyn s.
notice that no reward viii be pad aniess the eciica
nil .he reslnent letter OF COMPANY, eAalhi cVirnR
and State 10 which the prisoner ellcd This teru
eate 10 be signed BY Commissioned o. en- Who has bce
regularly mustered In the service Un.ed States
reward VIII be paid for deserters from rSnens now
been Absent more than days.
A FRANK E. HOWE. A. q. NJ, I94 Broadway.
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-DLAcKsMITuS AND BuGLERS WANTED, FOR
ID Cavalry regiment In the field -Wnntcd ten good
1fosesocrs and Buglers for Scos 800 United states
younc cavalry now In service IN and around M ssn,ng.
ped. bounty subsistence, Ac furnished For further in
formation apply Capt FREEMAN OHNE, Recruiting
n 4 llnlf
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n1 So BouNTY.-sECOND REGIMENT EMPIRE
SlCU sr. "ade, Brsadrr e, General FRANK sPINOLA.
- Ign n,s Fin this splendid regiment $50 Stale
fsa %asa pas IL aS
vance. Apply early 10 LicstA- an, rEIEk y aERATY.
Recruiting Ollccr At 81 Bowe.y. Co. ner Q tsnal street
c162 SAVE YOUR BouHri-slds y2 M tWnI,o MILO
Brigade, before the 18th OF August. After Augus u y9u
will drafted and won't get anything but your
opy Come into regiment of good jolly boys,
good experienced officers, and sies which e more ttan
offered other regiment In the United States. Lieut.
HAMILTON Peck slip corner Of Gold and Fulton streets
MY.
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CCoTCHMEN FOR THE UNION.-sEvENTY-NINTH
- Highandcrs wanted fill up the ranks of
this gallant regiment doing duty with the burnside es
pedon Bounty promptly paid being mustered into the
service 81 hand money $lO the Produce Ex
change Recruiting headquarters Mercer House, Of
Mercer Broome
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Security will required i.r the fulamsntof Of every con-
erAct 4sN.ssefe 49, -. /.
Ali proposas received by OF the tenth day from the
this adv will be opened At hCpn Of that
day and the article needed Will be awSrded 70
lowest sponsble ifers present Contracts for FUR
aher supplies will time favorable
bids always responsible bids
sceiycd the time oi making confT3sts. .fs4
froposals endorsed Proposals Furnishing Army
:Snpplles." an addressed 10 the subscriber.
Dy order Of the Quart'irnas er General,
= 80 9as nj Lieut.. Colonel n. II. VINTON
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
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DECRCITS WANTED. -,x
ll 80 abe bodied wanted TO fiji mp Company u,
Eghty-se yenth resi nent New York Volunteers
Colonel STEPHEN A. DODGE,
under General McCieans command. = =
Captain John H. Dobps Is ready to enroll every able
bodied that is anxious forward and reinforce
our brave and gallant army before Richnond COM
manded by our brave conmander aJor General george
Mcclellan. will receive after he has passed
the mustered into the service S2s and 50 for
enstng This amount each man VIII feceve fore he
oce and ill receive his $50 bounty from
the State within forty y-eight hours after enstng One
month in advance AS the company Is conple
ed; 500 bounty Mt the end OF the
Keller tickets furnished to families immediately Pay
from Sl3 10 $40 per mouth. .s y
Clothing, Subsistence and transportation as soon as en-
rolled. . .a f -.
would advise all men that willing to q. this hour
Of peril Join edately While they get the bouuty
II you do not, beware OF draft soon 4 c..u sr,
Apply 10 JOHN II. DOBBS, Captain COMPANY b,
osIl Eighty-seventh regiment New York Volunteers
-. No. LIS Grand street, williamsburg !. /.
G. L. FROTHINGHAM, First Lieutenant ca. B, -.
'T22 Eighty-sevenh regiment New York Volunteers,
4HHfs4 = y y 4S3 Broadway New York city.
, 1862-04-10
GEN. GRANT

Gen. Grant displayed the qualities Of q
great general, and exhibited the most he.
Foie bravery at the battle Of Pittsburg. He
viii take front rank among his military
contemporaries. Our dispatches describe
the desperate assaults Of the rebels On our
lines during the first days fighting, and
how tearful}y near they were Of being sue
ccssful.
On the second day, after the reinforce
ments had arrived, our side assumed the
offensive, and for a time beat back the enc
my. But victory hung trembling in the
balance. The rebels had staked all On the
result, and fought with the energy Of des-
pair, well knowing that defeat would be
followed By ruin Of their cause. About
the middle Of the afternoon they had ar
rested the advance Of our left under Gen
Wallace who had been killed, and
Slowly began to recover their lost ground,
ten. Grant saw that the decisive moment
had come. He had been riding along the
lines during the day amid the hail storm of
bullets, grape and shell, iaciting the reei-
mcnts to press On the enemy and giving
orders to his aids. At this stage Of the
battle, learning that the left was checked
and wayering, he ordered up some reserves,
TO their assistance. He gal1oped over to
the left, and taking his body guard he d.
S1ded it into five parts, and placed portion
at The head Of each Of FIVE regiments. He
then ordered charge across the field, him
self leading. he waved his sword over his
head: called on the brigade to follow him
Which it did with shout, on the double
quick At the next moment The General
and his legion fell upon the rebels like
destroying avalanche; they fed before the
resistless shock Of cold steel, and the day
Vas VOL
In all Napoleon's career there is notiiur
10 exceed tits charge IN gallantry and dar-
ing. 1t Is one Of those masterpieces Of mil
1tary genius that decides not only the re-
suit Of battles, but the fate Of nations. That
charge Of Grants has decided the rebellion.
The secession cause is lost and the Cnion
fl1umphE. Long NAV it ware.
, 1862-04-10
MONEY WANTED.

The Sanitary Committee Of this city is
an organization acting with great intelli-
gence and effectiveness, and without pay,
for the welfare OF our soldiers in the field,
Thus far the money that it has expended
has been contributed mainly, if not entire
1y, BY the people Of this city; but in spite
Of the generosity Of the patriotic here, the
Committee is in want of funds. In It's
name, and by its request, wc make another
appeal to the people Of the country, as
well as city. Yesterday a hasty collection
supplied its immediate wants and enabled
large corps Of surgeons and nurses to 70
to the battle field at Pittsburgh; but to-day
the demand will be as pressing as it was
then. 4 thousand things essential to the
comfort Of our brave boys are wanted, and
nothing but money will obtain them.
Nurses cannot 60, in most cases, unless
their expenses are paid; and special trains
cannot Ike run fer nothing, even in war
times. Let us who are secure at home,
who are made secure by the selfsacrifcing
ga1lantry Of our troops who, for their
country and for Us, are now suffering BY
the rcmorscless disasters Of hard fought
feld-let us do every man what ne can fol-
their relief We appeal to city and country
alike, for both alike are interested. # but
little that each can give, let that little be
sent. 4 single dollar may save the life o.
q brave and loyal man. Every cent viii
assuage suffering and mitigate woe.
AL monies sent to Judge MARX SKIN
SER, Chicago, the Chairman Of the Board
will be faithfully, intelligently and con
scientiously expended in the Committee's
Samaritan labor; and all sums, large Of
small, will be thankfully received. w
know the people Of the Northwest, and w
do not plead in vain!