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r. When Mr. Hunter returned

| ner master. When Mr.. Hunter returned
and ascertalnod what had occurred. he
demanded of his wife 'fWhy she had not
shot the damned Yankees p She retort
ed. "They took away my arms" Upon
this, Hunter went to the closet and took
from it heavy riding whip, and beat the
servant over the head in such manner
as to cause heavy punches. He then
took her down into the back yard, chained
| her feet to block, the mistress, who
claims to be one of the ladies' of New Or
leans, fastening the shackIes to the block
/ The husband and wife then threw the
servant down upon her back, fastened her
hands te the feet of another servant, who
was forced to hold the girl out to her full
length. The suspected girl was then sub
jected to head-shavine; her clothes we've
next removed, and Hunter beat the ex
hausted creature with the horsewhip until
be was too tired TO stand. Ho then called
for a chair, sat down and finished his bru-
tai beating In sitting posture The
screams of the sufferer attracted the at.
tontion OK the ncighborhood
TIE scnuNnREL.
One neIghbor sent intelligence Of what
was transporting to zen. Butler. Before
word reached the General, the monster
had iayed the back Of his slave until it
became raw--washed her down with
brine, threw her into a wagon, and at 9
O'Clock at night conveyed her to the par
lsh prison, with the pleasing information
that the rest OF the beating--to the ex-
tent Of 300 lashes--would be inflicted in
the morning.
The General ordered all parties to ap-
pear IN the morning. The girl was liber-
ated. Upon the hearing these facts ap-
pcared. The General asked the master
10 state, upon his honor, why he washed
the girls back in brine, while reeking in
blood. lie replied, at was to ease the
pain
Thereupon the General informed Mr..
Hunter that he would be committed to TT.
jackson until further ordels, and that he
must behave himself very well there; be-
cause the officers in charge would be in
structed TO chastise him severely if he did
not; because, if they exceed in the severi-
ty Of punishment, they would be instruct
ed to wash his wounds in brine and tina.
the girl would be turned over as laun-
dress, to the cafe of the 18th Connecticut
regiment.
Mr.. Hunter, upon this, said he had
brous ht physician to prove thathe had
been sick for number Of months. The
General responded that if he was well
enough to infict the punishment that had
becn proved, he was in a physical condi-
lion IL suGer the punishment which had
been imposed. Hunter is rebel, thief,
(for he had stolen the tents, liar, for
he had belled the officer who had been
sent in search, a brute, (for he had whip
ped the girl without cause. And we
leave him in Fort jackson.
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Complimentary TO Military office
Seekers.

Yesterday couple of hard listed look
ing men, enjoying shady seat on the
sidewalk, were discussing the merits and
dement's, the patriotism and the secret OF
it, Of our military officers. One of them
seeming to have that clear kind Of percep-
ton which can look pretty well into a
milestone, or clear through it If there is
only hole, remarked after most en-
phatic expletlve, "If the officers had 10
fight like the priyates and for the same
pay, but precious few of them wonld be
found in the army" aud for his part he
would make every ofice-seoker pay a
bIs pile for the position, which would act
as a dead shut on apstart officers, and
secure men who fought for love Of coun-
try and honor" 1t is supposed lie had
somebody in his minds eye.
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GENERAL oRpxRs-So. 90. )

LAD VuAkTkks DEPARTMENT tina MISSISSIPPI
Camp .n lorintb Road, Miss, Mayi1 lrGg
Where commanding officers OF d4sisions and
ikades have selala;e command. but serve with
army corps or In military district, leaves Of alb
nee given tooficers Of their command according /,
ragranh I'd q General Orders No IA, current serie,
Isl be approved by the comman der OF The armycarn.
district
Where soldiers sick leave are read o return
duty, they will report 10 the nearest medical tfcer
. Viii give them certificates to that effect, On pre-
ingsueh certificates the uartenaster,s Department nj
furnish them trans porta.ion iotheir regiments.
81 command of Major General Halleck.
PtsiclAL. J. G, kELToN,
Assistant Adiulant General
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INHUMAN TREATMENT OF A
SLAVE.
The N. o. Delta SAYS

The N o. Delta says:
Soon after the arrival Of the United
States forces in this city they received in
formation that arms and tents were con-
ceaied In the house of one William T.
Hunter, who had sworn he would shoot
any damned Yankee who should enter his
house to look for them. An officer, in
due time, was sent to search for them
To his agreeable surprise, he was cordi-
ally received by the owner Of the house,
who informed the officer that ii was true
he had arms--a double. barreled gun, an
old uniform or two that belonged to his
son, and a small tent, which had escaped
the wreck of Camp Lewis, which was
pitched in his garden as play house for
his children, and that he had no other
such thing in his house. The officer be.
ing satisfied with this frank avowal, said
that he would not disturb the tent, chill
dren, uniforms or gun. Thereupon the
proprietor politely invited him to take q
drink.
On the next day Hunter proclaimed on
change, or 10 his neighborhood, that he
had large quantity Of tents in his gar
ret; that the Federal officer did not get
them /; that he could buy the officer with
drink; and further, that he could buy
the whole set with drinks, from the COM
handing officer down.
This speech induced another examina-
ton, which resulted in the finding of Mai.
Gen. Lcwis's marquee, thirteen tents, and
more furniture in Mr.. Hunters attic, and
some pistols and two dirks in Mrs. Hun.
ter's keeping. This ladys nerves were
too sensitive to accompany the officer in
the search, and she directed negro wo-
man to show the officer through the
house.
THE REBEL's VENGEANCE UPON HIS SLAVE.
Upon removing the contraband articles
to the railroad station Mrs. Hunter fol-
lowed. and informed the officer that the
negro girl had left the house and was in
tending to 60 away. The officer said that
could not be permitted, and sent corpo-
raj 10 conduct both women--white and
black-to their house, and assured Mrs.
Hunter that the girl had expressed no
intention of leaving her mistress. Fear.
ing, however, lest the servants should be
suspected Of having given information,
the officer assured the lady that no infor-
nation had been received from the SER
wants, and they ought not to be pun
ished. f.='s
/ But the moment the officer retired the
girl Was locked up to await the return Of
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BACHELORS Uair Dye---The Best i'm
the World,

WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR's celebrated Hair Dye
Producers e2nr MI To be distinguished from nature
vNrtnntef mot to rjUre the hair ths least: remedies
the ~ effects Of bad dyes and invigoraiea the hair for
life, GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
splendid black or brown, leaving the hair rot. and
beautiful. Sold by all druggits Sc
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. RsTCuFIop
ths fonr stass Of each bar.
Factory, Nc. r BARCLAY Street, View YORK. tI.a,e
23S bFoad~aY ana ~ Bond Street flcG.dAwly
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CHINESE YAM.-Dr. Potts has place.
upon our table some cuttings of this Is
culent root, received from the Patent Of
fee at Washington. which is said to pos.
sess some excellent properties II is far
inaceous, wholesome, nutritous.anI pleas
ant TO the taste, growing TO very great
size and perennial.
The myth that "John Chinaman'
sprung from this plant, his undeveloped
original, is not saying much in its favor.
Ds-The Rev. Mr.. Bigger, Chaplain of
the aoth Illinois Infantry, will preach il,
the United Presbyterian Hall, on the cor
ner of Main and Seventh, on next Sab.
bath, the Goth inst.
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FLRsoNAL.--G oyernor Kirkwood and
Attorney General Nourse arrived here
last evening from Fort Madison, where
they have been looking after the interest
OF the State, In reference to the late fire
at the pententiary. They leave this
morning for Des Moines.
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Don't SEE How He CANA subscri.
Der N renewing his subscription for the
Daily Gate says /" can't do without it. y
Not at all strange. In stirring times like
these, with civil war raging in the land
Our Government and institutions in.-
periled,-with large armies marshalled
in the field. and q conflict being fought
upon which the whole civilized world is
looking with intense interest, It il not
strange that citizen of the Republic
should wish to be advised day by day, of
the great events that are continually
transpirlng around him. He is an in
terested observer, and to be indifferent.
would be as if the owner Of costly
house should hear Of its being wrapped
IN flames, and then 20 away upon
somo trivial pursuit, inquiring, caring,
and doing nothing more about it.
1t is only strange that many persons
care SO little about public matters at this
time, as not to help in the least degree
sustain the means of disseminating tue
news, and publishing to the people their
danger, their right and their responsible.
ties.
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Heh- The Hospital has just received a
large supply Of bedsteads and bedding,
cooking utensils and hospital stores from
st. Louis. Bedsteads are being substitu
ted for cots as fast as possible.
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The X ola Fire Co. Hall.

In consideration Of the hard times and
the patriotic occasion, the managers of
the Ball to be given by the Rolla Fire Co.
on the evening Of the Fourth Of July,
have reduced the price Of tickets to fifty
cents
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THE GATE CITY.


SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an X on papers to indicate that tho
time ofsubscripton il nearly or quite cx-
pred; and when subscribers wish to con-
tlnue they will remit Immediately.
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Nurses Wnutrs

The Hospital wants from ten to fifteen
male Nurses, Of middle age. Those that
nave had experience preferred. Appli
cations solicited Immediately.
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COM MERCTAI
DAILY GArK Cry Osvicr,

.
DAILY GArk Cry Osvlcr
KEoK-ks June -. e.. |
FLouR-Superhne 81 .o:sprist Wheatex tra seeo
Pail WheaiExtra 81 IS
BRAN ANDsHOHTS--s0te 4De " 100 ~
CoRS-ls to 20c y bush.
BARLEY-25c.
WHEAT-In good demand. Pail 7oa rs; sprini 50
TO $40.
kYE-2lc 10 Ia,
oATs-le 10 zoe
rolAloES- 20a25hy the load retail SOTO a5c.
'eoAa- New Orleans far st4s, prime "a
w c'Hrined f0SIl; crushed aud loaf Ij}at9
''oLAssEs-Plansation $3.50; sugarhouse45 ,asc;
Golden syrup7oa7sc.
CoFFBE-Rioala 2ac. Jaw. as,a 10. I.rux,.o.,a,c
RicE-slAgc.
soAP--Palm &c, Family sy.e, German tCln.) u.
@7le. 'ss =
cANDLEs-star ilal IL, stearine l3. Mould 10.
LAkD--4 to 6!c; retail 4 10 &C.
BuTTkR-Common Ga &c; gho q TO- ret aillax,As
Notwithstanding go; HAMS axs2l &C lear
sides TO 1t; Rib Sides "a to T.
LEATHER-Sole 24a1 u: Harness27a3a
HIDEs-hry iotoi2e, gfuths half price green
fto Al green sheep pess ivetal Isl green hog skins
IJc.
HAY-TimoIhy, 90 ooa7 90, baled 80 ooa Gil
Prairie 81 0oQs5 CO.
sktbs= Timothy u 90 Flax Seed sloo.
ONlCSS-35.I4oc.
EGGS sl4sa.
WHITE REANS--In good demand 5OcIgs125.
FEATIiERS-25.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 oqGgsl asp busheI.-
Dried Peaches sac5Qa9s 81 80, Rasins s 4UVgt S. co.
CHEEsE-W estern Reserve De; penmak
BEEF cATTLE-2a2!e gross.
snEEP-$2 0o42 IS g head.
shLl-G. a, - 80 y sack Kanawha S3G y bar
rel; LyerpooiSl Dog ~ % y sack; Lake sn4oto
so, Very scarce.
FIsH-Mackerel, No. slGsa IS q Dbl; No Q sa
@sl6, No. ss@slo. White Fish No. 81 SOFA is
y half bill God Fish SGD TN
kAGS-Woolcn Cotton &c.
OLD iRoN-44a1c y n. Brass case n. Cop
per iaa3i2isc y n.
EAtm1soE.-Oa New YORK /. per cent bankan,e
funds Philadelphia, Eastpn. Chicago and cincin-
matt "a per cent Gold per cent. buying ceiling
q per cent.
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e.Works.

EDITOR GATE CITY-Dear Sir: Please
announce that In addition to the pro-
gramme for the 4th Of July already pub
ilshed, there will be fine exhibition OF
Fire Works in the evening. Sufficient is
subscribed to ensure finer exhibition
than was ever seen ia keokuk
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Es- The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-du.
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE
Give post once address--Couutyana

S Hatt.
J, tie undersigned, attending physician Of -, of
ompany t. - Regiment. - from to the
resent Gate, do hereby certify thai - and thai In
snstGnence thereof be ~. IN my opinion. incapaei.
led Tor duty; and further declare my belief hat
Will not be able to has duties in les. period
Ian - days
lsignature 81 PhysIciRn.}
nc magistrate or notary public i'll certify that the
EnatuTe Is genuine that he is respectable physician
resident OF the county above given, and is
The full confidence OF all with whom he may be
Iolsht into business relations in his profession.
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DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.

On the goth Of June, Richard NJ. King.
Go. @, Esd Ind, typhoid fever.
On the 9th, John b. Cook, Co. G, 3D.
Mich. Cav, diarrhoea.
On the 9th, G. w. Woodward. Co. A.
SD Ill, consumption.
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stock MARK ct.

New York June o.
stocks Better, with fair business. Money 4da5 per
cent. On call Sterling Exchange nou nal I 81 C.
@ es; Is 4 q 7as; N 4 7 du 4es, q G 70; &
Y isot' Ut G Scrip 69t; GA, Ny G IL o.;
Erie ~ fas du pid Gi.; ~. pAe Mail lit; Penn
vs. American gold 1901 Pitts & Oh % 81; do ID IS; d.,
Isl w Us of 81 Coupons 1861, Greg hal car
- Us Of ~ Coupons Gssi Treasury . 3 10 1861;
Tenn Go 3-s Va 10; Mo 5l5; Erie ~ bonds eot. Hud
list IlU. ~
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f1f'""HbN sfs only bfsstta when accompanied by
surgeons certificate that the soldier 10
fof Gty, and will be during The cut seteri for
she ferouEh is asked and in case are fuslotsghs
grated ior more ihan = cut, days
EHTEsftuf FrKbarous
a certificate q the attending ply seisn giving in
detail the condition Of The soldlet lie extt To Which
The wound ~ disease depristk him OF ia u,p Of liuh
or faculty aaG that tae soldier will be iueapac,atse
fur duty during The entire period for hieh The ex,
sion Is asked stesttd By the certificate ola narira
Pr notary public skat the physician IL Respectable
~ sehuoner siii BE- required ia ailcaseb rs lie IN
CT Who Eafe the fufloagh beiare lie can extend il
soldiers sounded is battle fursugh III report by
ph, sieisr's 90 rihca'e every iwent, days
The application foreAtsnsion should be made 10 The
nicer who gave the turlough not 10 the surgeon
whose certiocrte lie attached
The application for extension should he foasardea
efese the espirauon OF tie furiourh
The post Office address Of The older should always
I &c gwen.
He uuaiber u he furIough should also be given
be eerhca@ oft4e Attending physician should b. in
uniformity @ah HE sgrscan'e certificate attached 10
urieugh, stating The OF disability and IL from
eas., the physician should, from his KNOWLEDGE of
ant facts In the gave Ills professional opinion IN
- 10 the origin Of the disease and time neeea sary f
complete recovery.
General Order NJ, ee current series, nepsrtmeut
4 ii.s MISSISSIPPI. Ass Eth fs6s says;
H. Where solditrs on sick leave are ready 10 re
urn 10 duty they will report to the medical aiiesr of
ne nearest hospital, who will give them certificates
@ that ef.et On presenting such certificate The
nartermasters Department al furnish them franc
oltstion 10 their regiments
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lSrkREsTisn.--A friend OF ours, who
occasionally accommodates his customers
with little credit, says it is interesting
to call upon debtor three or four times
for his pay, and lit each application be
turned off with such an excuse as renders
the future in that respect quite vague aud
uncertain. But to call at a time set by
the delinquent himself, after long walk
through the broiling sun. and be met
With the inquiry, What do you want %
propounded with an air of assumed won
der, slightly tinged with impudence. is
very exceedingly interesting. We opine
it is.
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9th street has been bought and Is being
reiitted lor Rev. Mr. Browns (Seceders)
Cacrch.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CELEBRATION IN THE NORTHERN Part

OF LEE COUNTY The Citizens In the Northern part Of
Lee county propose to ceebeale The ensuing Auniyer-
sary OF our Nation's day IN grove Lost Creek
The road between Denmark and West Poiut
Mesxprct To have an Grafton and Res ponses to Pa
lrotSc Sentiments by distinguished speakers Our cx-
ercises win be diversified by Vocal and Insrume tai
Music. Exercises will commence al 8 0 clock A. NJ.
All Loyal Citizens, without distinction Of Sect or
PaIi. who hnneatl4 Ia Ia4nr OF supporting ti
Government aud Constitution Of our country in I'M.
hour Of lis peril cordially invited to meet With us
on the occasion.
. BY order Of the Committee OF Arrangements
GEO. Z. EATON
je3s.d Chairman.
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The following donations have been rc
c2ived at this post:
From Soldiers Aid Society, Winches-
ter Iowa, ] box containing fruit, clothiug,
&c.
From Soldiers Aid Society, Cedar
Rapids, ! large box containing sheets,
shirts, drawers, fruit, books, dc. fYalu-
able donation)
From citizens Of Fairfield, large boxes
clothing, 8 large boxes fruit. KEY but
ter
From Bro)kville Iowa, ] box sundr;os.
From citizens Of kcohnk IL gallons
milk.
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New workshops MT the Pcnitcntiary.
We are informed that arrangements
have been made by the Governor aud
Warden Of the penitentiary with the les
sees Of the convict labor Messrs. Winter
botham and Jones. to have two large
shops erected, each two stories high; one
shop 100 by 40 feet, and the other 80 BY
40 feet, to be completed by the LIST Of
October next; which will furnish ample
shop rooms for manufacturing and will be
much more convenient aud commodious
han the old shops destroyed.
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Soldiers Returning TO the Army.

The following named soldiers who have
been home on sick leave have reported at
the hospital, and will leave this mornipo
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VERY LOW FOR CASH
NOTICE TO ALL DELINQUENT
IN BORROWERS OF SCHOOL FUNDS AND
DELiSQUEsTS On CONTRACT


LEE COUNTY. -.
MI PARTIES delinquent contract notes from the
sales ot School Lands and on loans from the Perma
heht school Fahd, either principal or interest,
hereby notified to mt once pay up the amount due
hereon, OF otherwise make satisfactory arrangements
for an extension Of time with JHo. Van Valkenburg
and Jos HOLMAN, Attorneys for The COMMITTEES
school Fund Of the B5ardof supefy rs OF Lee
~ Iowa, or III default thereon suits Ill be instituted
aud prosecuted with the ntmt st diligence to
the amounts due.
Done In pursuance OF Sections and G, Chapter i49
Ut the laws passed at the nth Regaia Session OF the
aeneral Assembly OF the State 0f Iowa
t---l witness my hand and seal of Office hereto
iL.s{ affixed at Fort Madison, this 2oth day o June
s~~~' A. ID. 1859.
ERIE J. LEIGH Clerk ID. C.
by EHAs. DoRRR, Deputy lie2u-dAw
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n EXIT KIVLF ~. LONIsl No,
june ~, 1862 !
EDITOR GATg Cry:
Dear Sir 81 enclose you herewith a circular o.
Instruction lately prepared my suggestion to rua-
bic furoaghed soldiers have their fuylopehy rX.
tended. BE pleased 10 give 1t an insertion In yaur
paper for the benefit OF Iowa Salfrs; wiz say,
ih@m great amount of trouble aad su4iely.
have been in This city looking after and caring for
our lows soidrrs fgr The past tree aontAs aud pur.
pose remaining here Tor some slime and any service
that can render the cause OF the soldier command
NE Very truly, yours,
THOS w. ] LONG
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Post OFFICE NoTIcE THE Post Of
Zee v III be open hereafter On Sundays fromstosA
d.. J. Is HOWELL, p. NJ.
June "a o.
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3 OLD PENS!

81 received perexpress an asaortmontof Noy,on, !.
brated Gold Pens, for sale al reduced prices. 81
CITY BOOK STORE,
Md No. % Main I'd sts,
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ARlED APPLES,
AW BOOKS,


will pay the highest price for Iowa Stat. MA w.,
itcfunee Warrants. :"
nie---Gor. Main and Sd streets, Rurk.,s Corner
Apr.4-d r. H. IfrYSEG
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INFORMATIVE SOLDIERS.

EYERETT HousK 81. LonI. Mo-
june ~, 1869
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tlOTIlERS u MERCHANT TAILORS,


We have a dne assortment OF cloths cnss eres a
vestingsi which we are prepared 10 make up on al
notice and IN the latesttyios, at reduced prices Al
ali kinds OF ready nsde clothing which We offer for 81
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CoSTRiBUToR

ever seen in keokuk .
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-09-11
~Gnx. Tod has authorized the r


gG Gov. Tod has authorized the re-
cruiting Of another Infantry company
in Gall;a county if raised by the 10th
inst. He has commissioned as Captain,
Taylor Hampton, Esq. Of Kygerville,
lst Lieutenant, Jacob Blackburn. Cd
Lieutenant, Wesly Rothgeb all from
the country. Now boys. you who
wish to escape draft. pitch in. You
can have it all your own way. The
last Infantry company was exclusively
from the country. You have another
chance offered you. Gallipolis claims
no officer, not even position for pri-
vate. She does not desire to be in
your way in any particular. Surely out
of your large militia force that were
massed upon our public square on Sat-
urday last, one hundred men can be
found, who will volunteer in the grand
army. Let US see you do it. Head
quarters at the Valley House in CALI
polls. Now all ye soaring braves. who
rent the heavens with your shouts last
Saturday, turn in at once and fill up this
company. You had sample Of hard
bread furnished you on that day, which
you seemed to relish heartily. Uncle
Sam has lots Of it on hand for you, .'fres-
gratis for nothing" and says to all Of
you ''come up to the help of the Lord
against the devil" Who will be first
to enrol his name on the list Of patriots.
and prefer SIS month clothing and
rations. to mastering in the militia for
nothing and find yourself. Colonies
Chapman and Garter will readily dis
charge you from their command. So
come along without any grumbling. or
forever after hold your peace about pa.
triotism. ar trs