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The New York herald., 1862-08-21
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RNY sUPPLIEs-OFFIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING
"A aud EAuipase, New York, August ~ lo2-seaied
Monday the 2sh inst TO- delivering ~ contract the
Depot OF Army Clohlng ana Equi page IN this city,
200 Oo0 Army bankes, WOOL gray with the letters U. g.
IN black four inc long in the centred feet
zach. f0N'N'
blankets mus. be OF American manufacture con-
onice and be su ect to inspection b.
pointed on the OF United States One-thrd the
quantity contract for U be delivered hin twenty days
0neth within nifty lays and the remainder within ninety
days from tn date of accepts OF the BIDS
Proposals will be portion of the quantity
advertised Tor The right 10 reserved uy the United states
~ II may deemed OF the government.
Frposals must be accompanied by guarantes SET
una forth that II the contract Is awarded 10 the party named
therein he will Immediately It, and give bonds Tor
che faithful per 0f the conrIct
Proposals should eddorsei Proposas for furnishing
army bankosn and addressed TO Lieutenant Colonel H.
Army --
RMY LEs-oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
"A and ilpagc New York Anaus. H. 1862 Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until u O'Clock N.
bps Amy = Gys hi spass sy
:sss hoEs s anSsirsSs ss.nsss complete
xO sets o mule wason harness. compete.
Saaipes and specicaons OF which can be seSR a. this
office Onetrd ne luartty to re delivered within Ten
IN thirty days from ate OF Nae acceptance ods aud
ne g nsp cton oy sworn inspectors appointed
Peposas be accomp proper guarantee sat
ting f0rh that the contract s awarded TO the party
theren he viii AT once execute the give
the proper fu!,i uent oil the contract.
The United the to bids
unreasonable.
Prop soud be endorsed Proposals for Furnishing
Lienie nant Colonel D. II. vINTON
Deputy Staiternaster General. United States Army.
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Deputy Saa,,ernaster General. United States Army
A RMY SUPPLIES

A RMY SUPPLIES.
NEW 9eHs august 4sD
camS and of Eaupas o hs as.
syss younteers militia ,s q the United States !, j.,
service 70 cosrspond that hereto
and
%s so % sas the articles which to
s.r1.s the aan which car be supplied 3 LED weekly the
psop hs er
srces aeyerea BY eon,ra are required by law to
The following H.. embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
Uniform Goats consisting Of engineers, ordnance arti
Uniform jackets consisting Of cavalry artillery infantry
Tn form Trousers consisting Of foOtmen. horssmen.
Cotton Duss overalls. IN
shirs-Fianu:i and knit
Great Coats-Footmen and horsenen.
Blankets-wooien and rubber
sssT sSasaSs cSs. ,Iia"s In",:and unlincd
Boots, Booes. Lasgins, stockings
Uniform nas-rrimmsd aud ustrimmsd
Forage Cars, KseraI,s-caralry Sc and Infantry. Il
Cap Cover :, SAL. lie Froess, , sashss
na'ss... a.si eS:jsSi os sSs.EAan r...
Hospital Tents al TAc iSsy Tens rents common 'sa
kss%ssss kkssHs'.s saE;ii osiior. fsYs.sSs:i sYs.sS:i..
sss's3s s:s3s:. sS,'s' sasr. ssss % ss;' is::;l s::l..
Standards. Pick Axes.
fyIdana fHsGdaa,I,us rags ffss fRfsns'
sooks-vorssa, eras: '. Axes. ....
DO. Descriptive.
DO Morning Report.
10i Dc. q Morning Nor Report
DO. Letter.
Do Guard.
Regimen;a general ordes.
Do Letter.
DO. Descriptive.
Po Po dassr lnSsg
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report
Inspection Report
Security will be required for the fuifimen OF every
tract.
All proposals by or the day from
date OF this will be opened of that
day and articles needed AWARDED
Me sponsble bidders present
ker supplies will awarded from time favorable
bids rcciysd alm the lowest responsible bids
eelved up to the time OF ms King contracts
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for furnshicg Army
Supplies and addressed 10 the subscriber
BY order of the Quarternnase er General,
Lieut.. Colonel D. H. VINTON,
Deputy Quartsrnaster General, United states Army
A TTENTIoN, REcRUITsi-LOOK 40 YOUR OWN IN.
eresis wte ceyoting your services y your counry-
Ges OF Yorktown. Williamsburg, FAR Oaks and Malvern
Hills. Sixty good wanted 10 I'LL the ranks. No
tenches Gig, musket drill knar sacks eavy
loads TO carry Good pay, good rat aud good ot
Ten dollars extra, besides all government bountics viii be
paid III hand TO all nlis.ins IN this battery at
the recrting Hudson by order OF the
Coruonl JOHN a. THOMPSON Hecruiting Oacer
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ONLy TWO DAYS MORE.
Bounty after Friday Lose time in enrolling
yourselves in the
THIRD COMPANY MONITORS,
and secure good moral young for associates
HEADQUARTERS ss BROADWAY
ONLy TWO DAYS MORE.
ORDINANCE OFFICE,

4
~ wAa pErARrsnrI, w.sH,vGroS, August & 1851.
Proroais vi. b. seesea ty is department, until r M
srseaas Of tiors EqpMerts United States cavalry pat
Al he wsier,o.u wa,ertown, Massachusetts, 1000
Al the waeryet Arsenal West Troy New York 1000 sets
At the New Yorh arsenal Governors Island New YORK;
At he Ftankford arsenal Bridssburg. rennsy cOoo
Al ihs Aiieghany arsenal rtsSury Pennsylvania. 10000
A. the ST. Louis arsens H. Louis, Missouri 10000 sets
These sets q horse ssaipnsns se 70 be FURNISHED com,
ns snd Snse sampss b. esSnea a. ess q "a:
s .Rsls Ts 70 s ss :aSs g Sn
the governuen none TO BE- accepted paid for bat such az
are 6.psses rpSns ss. @ o not les. than nifty sets
per week 9 all contracts Of Eve hundred or under one
up hundred se!s per week for al
Sanissd per wen isr al csas.s. D from tws ihaa
;cs + % - S. i. anS % 10 a.. ssf
rsr spssss1 WIN Il .SSss s con;
%s as .rs g 3 Aye st. boz,
Tie 70 Be sk.issi cos. to be &c.
SSisf. s.sss,y 'h;!, srs.s g. =. time; i'm
u n "sS proper
psmsnt ihe right % rsec, any Or all bids wheh
.sss sssss s.ys 1 's s 1s s'
,hs con,ree. s and Of Of ,hs s0aa required Of then"
Proposals win '' 'assaa Ssssrsi / cJAMEs W. RIPLEY
Chisf OF Ordnance Washington ps W."
- "fr0po'sl' for Hor'; Iasg EaqlgT%snssinr Y RIPLEY.
Brig. Gen. Chief Of 0rdnsnce.
PaGSIT .REelMKsT-oo oosooRAs .,,,. zoy.vss,
,s'''s ssss;1s! f:F';s '.'s .,,,
mere Young men complete ns rumber. This being the
ony truly irish regiment ganzng II the state young
rishmcn enlist had better Join and serve under
The Green Flag The regiment Is to be exclusively Irish
Recruits snistng In this company will receive--
US from The sla,e Of New York
&l3 10 ne months pay) IN advance.
--Sf va,6h so win be paid down on passlng muster
pecrvitns ofIce corner OF Centre and Leonard streets
JOHN Y. HE.ARN, Captain ,,,
RiCHARp oyhAyyAN ona s.rs aiffn.onsn fIss,sn.o,
DEcRuIrs WANTED vop
COLONEL cnAKIEs INA, q sN BoDoE's
NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
Twelve mouths In service
and now At
Suffolk, Virginia.
Each Recruit viii receive, =.
on being mustered IN. "a recruiting toe, t2o United states
s'as e. ans s'y one r.s%ea ana
sGysn Unsd states BoSS,y AZ .Se end q onis.sn,
RELIEF TICKETS ISSUED 90 a..
For particulars call ~ headquarters oi OomPany W. NJ
| Centre street, et the tent 10 the perk. :.
Capt ,. 9. 0BERTEUFfER, Rocrui.ng omcer
| SUBSTITUTE wANTRD-oNE WHO WILL FAY.
pald III drefed not drafted. Address W. bnr tsy os
/ "Sss. which wu msss wish press7i a,,sa,Ion.
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CI1OTHIN0. .

At NO So BowERy--H. RosENTHAL HAVING A
"a great desire purchase large quantity OF OF
Wearing Apparel Furniture, Carpets Jowcry, &C., by ca
inc ON or ladies' and gentlemen obtain the
uos value Tor each article. Ladies' attended TO by Mrs
Rosonha Please remember and SO Bowery, opposite
Great Jones street
At wl THIRD AVENUE, Ss TO sN FOR SILK
n Dreascs % 70 $40 fos Goats - 70 % ~ Pants Fur
address by post A. HARRIS 6Sl Third avenue, between
Thirty eighth aad rhIr ninth srse Ladies' snenasd "
Nm HarrA
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PoUNTY. BOUNTY. BOUNTY.


SIQRCORAN ZOUAvES-F0URTH REGIMENT SPINO.
~ las Brigade, Colonel James o. Barrie. Captain John
Dunno his been authorized 10 raise Company OF tha
ilsh cgmont VIII receive recruits % Ms tent IN The CITY
ra Park, New York. and ia brooklyn a room ~ Haseys
Buidng a55 Fulton street. and ., 2i Myrtle avenue oppo-
site Fort Green The olscrs Of this company ne gentemen
who have service and hold iase Inducements,
but they pledge themselves that whatvcr bounty we coun.
sry nd,sidu ia oTer will he promptly paid 10 her
men enlistment Wanted, Second Lieutenant ana I'm
Orderly Sergeant j. DUNNE. Captain.
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A EMY Observation-Disclosures STATES ARMY SUB
n stute ASS oc!acn 81 vii lam street OF Cedar.
This has completed srransen ats for providing
Of the United States under the orders Of the Secretary
6f War. Books open at the oroe. h7 William street
w. A. GREENLEAt,
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

"A ment (First Callforna) New Yurk Volunteers,
commstd by Colonel Rodk Matheson, heroes Of the Pc
pnsulnW Point Gaincs' Nils Savage Station Charles
City Gross Roads, Wni!e Oak Swamp Malvern Hi icnns
deslroUg OF Joining this elce. regiment led
able and experienced officers where they win have every
Chance promotion being made from the ranks Will do we'll
given TO tie no favored oganixniions having only ninc
months to Oice 5S4 Broadway. Recruits
viii be forwarded TO regiment immediately Don't wait
70 be drafted and oi and hep put this ehi
down. Lieoeialt l.. STANLEY Recruiting olcer, Thirty
second regiment New York State volun will be n.
tendance ali houTs give information 10 those deoss OF
going.
The New York herald., 1862-08-21

DECRUITS FALL IN AND JOIN COLONEL CONK'g
~ regiment Of Brooayn-Cap.ain e. W. BRADFORD
wants hy gooa men TO complete his company SUPER
ysos Of brooklyn have appropriated $zlo 200
bounty for volunteer enstInents that recruit will
lars oash. Apply Immediately 70 Captain g. W. BRAD
FORD No. IL Myrtle avenue Fulton street. Brooklyn
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FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
~ REsTAENT
COLONEL rErER McDERMoTr

GRINN1LL GUARD.
" HEADQUARTERS. 81 CRY HALL PLACE
am authorized by the Governor and the Commandesn-
Chief raise company under General Orders. No. 81
for three during the good opportunity for
patriotic young under practical officer who
has active and Old country and who
bears the best which will satisfy
Interested A. r. ZIMANDY, Captain,
Recruiting OhlceE
J. TEoRoKFALvI PAP, First Lientsnant.
800 bounty of which half Will be paid after the recruit II
mastered, the other at the time Of going to war.
Branch o1ices. 80 Mott and l93 Fulton street.
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THE DUTY or PAYING THE REWARD FOR APPRE.
hension and Delivery of desertcrs from the volunteer
having been assigned TO becomes In
ar arrests and nion,
notice tst reward viii unless the certificate
forth the recent letter OF company captain cc.andiny
and State ia which the pIieoer enrolled. This cert.
be signed by commissioned ON Who has been
regularly mustered into the service of the United Stae
No reward will be paid for from rcdmeuts
forming unless proof be given that the prisoners have
been absent thai ten days.
FRANK E. MOWE A. Q. n. laA Droadwsy.
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EPINnLAiR EMPIEE pRIGAnE.

COMPANY b. - -
sPINoLAB EMPIRE BRIGADE. J,
so recruits wanted the above 80 paid IN
cash into lhe service SC5 before leaving
tho SO whsn honorably discharged. families pro-
vidcd witt rce tickets at once; good luad rations and
uniforms Furnished upon signing ths io6 my additional
6ountics that may hereafter be glven PAD enlstng
viii be entitled o The officers Vi this ooShny OF
4xpene have seen service and intend TO have their com.
1-'s Capt. CALEB D. WEEKS, Recrulliug onicer,
sS3 Fourth avenue, corner Tweniyeighth street
First Ileutenants-J. ". Slipper.
Second fieutenant--T. \. lockwood.
Recruiting once 200 Hadson street corner Canal
<yoMPANy v, PHFNIx BRIGADE, is NOTIFIED TO
atoni meeting 10 be held Thursday evening at IN
scook the Putnam Hall, Twelfth street and Third ave
xvS By order JOHN LYNCH, Captain.
fyoxPANy T. OF THE STANTON LEGION, WILL BE
" mustered into the United States service this week
4 choice moral men wanted 70 raise y to the
sy sf.er Friday Ninety dollars sash ash n hand AZ %
krs week Drifting positively ordered for september
Captain WIN. W. BADqER, iss Essex street \, X.
TxRMPrroN FROM DRArT.-ANY PERsok LIABLE
ss Of reiiei fion sdcA sEly b enclo.9s one dollar
~ sepdins their sAdrsn wMh Ssmp to' fe"r" posAss'
0<teefAay. rcs avn Hsst sso@
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i ys5O FROM TiiE STATE.
ELEvkNvl REyIMENT. NEW YORK STATE
votyJNTEKgs. 4IAEr0N LEGION.

fc0L0NEL wM =. ALLEN
Young but young rally to march under the
Gag Of your Country. Wanted young men, from IL TO ~
years OF age TO form new company now organizing under
tho Captain Jamcs II. Bremen, old aud ex.
psrienced ncer who will palms In making sis one
Of the boz drilled companies that VIII leave the city,
Wht celebrated brass baud IL attached 10 the repi
men discoursing their beautiful music daily on the
Pro- notion 10 the rank OF Lieutenant made from the rank
andfle This command IL organized according " the new
Ieg aton OF the regular army go bounty from ts stats
Sn United States slJ one nontas pay 10
~ anoe when company IL fu ussfcd In Pay from $3
Szg per month elS a. the expiration of the war
ItsiIef lckAts Families issued imneaiatcy. Good rA
,,ons olohina and uniforms issued al once.
JAMEs II BREMEN,
Captain Cpuipan1
Rscraluax ofnos. us Broadway. IN hs 6'y Aisev ols
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0On0 -OFFICERS, ATTENTION.-I WILL GIVE
0AOU. two hunlred dollars for a lcuenants commls.
sion 70 some regiment already or nearly organised can
Address Mcdonald. box 5O3 Post oflce, NY.
oONO WANTED, A POSITION AS FIRST OR
pAOV. Second Lieutenant In . company already orga-
Immediately. Addressc 8. boz |. 1876 Post Office.
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1,HE PHGNIx REGIMENT, C0RCoRAN's OWN
L orr FOH TiiE WAR

Fellow couniymen, the day is gone by whsn speech
making useless talking and kud played
out hard knoets ssrons arms and stout hearts are now
required. Richmond must fall and you well must
be In at the death OF secession Only
all bounty au relief for families viii be and
VII then have TO whether like and be
pointed out recreant drafted irshmen hy the memory
OF centuries OF and oppression By dc
lated homes your religion rampled irplore you
step forward ioln the "honix regiment. CofcDrans
Own Fourth egfuont, Bnr.ge brigade 5s; broadway.
long pull strong pull together ami the rebellion will be
salp he'd
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THE Jl sELI.IoE.

(ECRUITS, FALL IN AND JOIN COLONEL, CONK,S
~ Regiment OF acknowledgements BLACKBURN wants
hy good men to compete his company Tns Supervisors
OF Brooklyn have appropriate 5000 bounty for
volunteer enlstmen 80 that each will receive be-
fore leaving the state hundred and
Gail immediately at No. Is Fulton street, Brooklyn
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" grand Mass Meeting will be hgld In Far kocgaway L. l.,
on FiiJ Ansas - 1862 ct os for the purpose Of en-
Try Constitution The meeting VIII be addressed by
Armstrong Esq Join w. Demott Esq, JAS. 7. Brady Es!
Thomas Carroll Esq General CSrcorsn is expected TO
be present.
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yUOoD's MINsTRELs -.
w bix BROADWAY A
HENRY WoCSn Rf,IE PROPRIETOR AND NANA6Rk.,
UNADATBD SUCCESS
Every evening during the week.
RpU uoilN tHARLEY FOX, FRANK BKDWhk
coat wittiTE lRRt,cO Q. HENRY. PERCY, LEWIS, Ao,
fbe entire troupe Ia newsacts.
Doors omen st II to commence NJ = O'Clock ....-.
Animation Is No connecton win Any oner RonPs
sssnmss the name OF Woods Minstrels<
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w
RMY SUBSTITUTE ASSOCIATION, los BOWERY.-
~ Thtsasscst on 10 prepared, b. the payment OF
hundred dollars guarantee substtpte in they
drafted tine so paid TO be ceposc in the hands of
Shat 10 lie for other prrpose. Reference
Of the highest CIV Bank receipts deposi. be had
this Office. A. w. PLATT for the Association.
RMY SUBSTITUrEs.-TN ADDITION TO THEIR
n engagements TO furnish Substitutes the United
States Army Suhs tute Association, u William the
undersigned prepared to make contracts with limited
number Of prsons an.e BE- dra ted before the cnscrp
agents, 81 White s;rcc;.
A RMy UBsTITUTEs.-UNfTED STATES ARMY AND
"A Navy BsnkiI and Substitute ofIce.-Thc undersigned
hrs completed arrangements for yding substitutes for
limited nmber o. persons WHO may he drafted into the
Army OF the United saes under tho last Of the Sec
reary OF War AdYanc made on Quarternascr's vouch
rolls. by RICHARDS KINGSLAND Army and Navy
Agent, No Broad street. door from Wal. street.
As sUBSTITuTE.-A PARTY NOR Liable TO DRAFT
"A will 20 sub siute for liberal consideration. Ad
less offered and where TO call Henry Colston
boscoocl wts.ehest county New Yors.
NY ONE WISHING TO AVOID THE DRAFT CAN
"A gain the required Information by enclosing 81 70 g.
a., box l64 Herald office.
A GERMAN, WHO CAME TO THIS COUNTRY A FEW
IA days Gso wishes 10 in the American army
substitute for another Apply to hear he terms st2S oee
street, in the boDuing house.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16

Last Sunday morning there was
considerable hustle NJ the Cary House,
occasioned by o well started fire. II
caught in the ceiling between the
Doctors Office room aud bar room, and
ran up to the chamber floor, which
they were obliged TO cut through in a
number Of places in order to extingnish
the fire, which was done IN a short time.
The fire originated from the Office stove
which had been standing for some time
within a few inches Of the ceiling, and
from repeated heatings had SO charrcd
and rendered the lath highly combnsta-
bic that it at length caught fire.
The Doctor, as well as others situated
near, were exceedingly fortunate in hav-
ing the fire extinguishcd.
Let nll profit by this warning.
The Doctor desires us to publicly
state that he is very grateful for the
aid afforded him by his neighbors
and others in extinguishing the fire.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16
Reported Resignation Of Secre-
tary Cameron.

Washington Jan. IL,
A report is circulated around the Cap
tai, and it is believed, that Secretary OF
War Cameron has resigned, and that
Hon. Edward M. Stanton will take his
place. @
1t is also stated thatsCameronw will be
appointed Minister to Russia.
The New York Ercnmy Posts speci-
al'says the House Committee of Ways
and Means, are consideringl the exped-
iency OF recommending an issue Of
Treasury Notice smaller than iiyes
There is great demand for bills ofthe
denomination of ones and twos. It is
understood that Congress will take inn
mediate action on the tax ard treasury
note bill.
Mr.. Bodman, II. s. Consul At Tcncrs
fife, committed suicide At that place a
weeks since. All his properly was
in Virginia Bonds.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16

The Galveson Ners ofthe 2Gth~tatcs
that a vessel laden with 10000 stands
Of arms, ownedl by Mr.IIeabriskie, Of
New Orleans, had beer captured by
one Of the blockading fleet.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16
4 Ncw Year niM an Cid Fritnd.

On New Years day Of 1862 that world re
nomned and unrivalcd gem of American jour
naiism, the peerless NV YonK MERCURY,
viii enter upon tic tvcnty-!omth year Il
the inost brilliant career ever achieved by
Il paper. During the past year it has been
the teacher, story teller. mentor, and oracle
oftwo iundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean 10 Ocem.--ani FROM Quebec in
Canada, to Pensacola. on the Gulf Of Mexico.
Young and old, rich :nd poor, have srveiad
in IFS enchanting stores Of wisd m romance.
art, poetry, and genial hunor; and its praise
is
.ramiliar in their mouths as household
words
The noble patriot soldier in his tent. too,
has whilcd away the ,cdium Of camp life in
the absorbing review Of it's
Ferry Eyi.lia: mt Columns,
finding in them u fascinating mental dis
sipline known only to those " no rally to the
Banner-sheet Of the Grand Armyct Americca
Intellect end Gums!
In commencing a New Year, the propcie-
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th.t it shall be their aim to make their great
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1862, more brilliant and enchanting than
ever. in its concentration Of all the worlds
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- rules the court, The camp. The bower
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Tic editorial tone and National nerart-
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time true to that lofty spirit Of patriotism
which has made il a necessity Of the people
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dying all around it for want Of popular sup
port.
Already Tie largest Literary JoxrSai ia
the world, and focus OF II thousand brilliant
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will be ma gnifccnt beycud all precedent.
The most celebrated pens Of this country and
Europe have been secured il its service, a,
an outlay equal 10 thu expense of more than
one national government in the Old World,
and its novelettcs, or continued stories &c"
1862, will be the most splendid tr:umphs in
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too, the magic perez! Of the greatest Of Ameri-
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the aid Of pictorial art.
Our story, initistory ef tho New Year, is a
splendid national Romance, commencing in
the New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
18th, 1862, and entitled
n,rI3c NAT,TJ ESNAEE
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16

~ Augustus w. Braaf rd,ss the
Governor elect Of Maryland, iwas in
anguratcd on Wednesday, week at An,
%naro!is. His term Of office is, four
years.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-16

I'll. DAYS OF MARRY ATT.
The New York Mercury" is ssad ty mi
sewsanes and periodical dealers la America.
To SUBSCRIBERS, it is regularly mailed every
Saturday %snorning, for So a years three
copies for s.; six copies for So; eight copies
for S1s, with an extra copy, free, to the
getter up Of tho club. Six months snhserinr
tio,s received Always write plainly tie
name Of your Post Office, County aid State.
at par. Payment must invariably be made
in advance.
Day-Specmep copies sent free TO all appli-
O. hts M M&4 III
Address oil ictAGrs and renittances, post
paid, to
CAUDW ELL sou THwoRTH s WHITNEY
Ifoprietors of the Nsse York Mescnry.
4G and IS Ann street, New York Ci,y.
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Is hereby given, that my wife, Mary Vtr.
nier, has left my bed and board without ju t
Cause or prsvocation, and that l shall pay 20
bills or debts of her contracting alter this
unte.
GEORGE vERNIER.
Toledo, January 10th, 1864.