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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Fight in W e>:eIn Virginia.
speeia. to lie Cinsinaati Connie c:aI

@pecia. to lie tinsinaati Comnie. -.al
IIrIToSsviLLg. Va. laa.
\ fo.ce eansistsa- Il tur hundred Il the 2.tl.
Ohfo, three uualri oi tie - Nirs ID aud r'4irts
eight IF 8f4eken e..t4.r4. the Hi.ela unite
ial,l Of Najor Web-t.r fhs -.,h Ohio, r.
Turned ,a-.iay, after . absence d siA lays har
ing marched 10 Eluntcs.vii.e, the !cpo, tor ebe.
supplies il We.tern Virginia attacked it.i put 10
& shtan equal reLel tersc, AID burned all he
r-bel s'orcs. The rebel iotee consisted ot flu.
hundred regular cavalry arta.d "itl >h4tics'
bLc, :n ttosi. three IT, i've haadr.i infantry :.4I
u.Ita. Their cavalry attlekei u two rn.lrs from
liuntersyilie ~ df.ye tualn from pusat 70 VI
nli .s4ily they 5e-t \ ,.tt ret.a 4 out u to"n,
.s we chatee through Il. tAeirsn3sai.s. consist
Il .,of .ao hutdted ana tity barrel Of hj.r, ihie
aGnared >a.ie4 hetvcs, threc taeu al,i lpva.ds I
sat, itfge quantities of sugar. c,tiee. tea haept
array c.s'hiE,, g, wettn from twenty ay. t.
thirty ,Aausari ao..ars, were entirev ray,d.
We also too large number y Sa-fpts e ro.te-,
-ahres, I.s.ss. Sc. o. rebel was k.irl III -
cn wounded. We had ore man seriously wolu
dei. y wa- complete success. Mi " FL -ter
aai his command behaved .i..ntiy tA. ughoqt
tie march which aas seYere eue 3: cne hyni.eI
aad four miles, but TIE boys retu. .,. ayrious
spirits.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Vessel Wrecked.

CLASSY DAY, {. b., iTH, VIA SAcKsiLLE, Jan 9.
On Monday l4.. the shores Of th. bay were
st.ewn with hall barrels OF butter boxes Of cheese,
trd small portions oi the cabin VI shI.rcckei
vessel. Also number OF baxes marke. Nv b.,
twenty pairs Of Canadian boots Rife Br ,ade, Aus
traIaslan, casks o. butter marked 'R Jennan' +,
LIVERPOOL and q 5ox cover marked -. smith" :"
Yesterday portion OF the keel, with quantity
Of copper attached, aid portion 3. q wheel came
ashore
No bodies have been discovered. The vessel is
supposed 10 have struck -. Iau!s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
From New IOik.
Sneciai to the Tribune.
NKw YORK, Jan.


Special to the Tribune.
The { ri nists in the neighborho 1 Of Fairfax
have yetiti6sed to Gen. WadswoFth fer salt 10 eE-
able them 10 xii their pork.
A soldier will DC hung te MORROW for murder.
Mr. MiiLt, one OF the released prisoners, speaks
Of the Union sentiment in kicha oud with iae
greatest positivencss. l. is certainly large, and
w,uld lie effective ii the VII olo u Virginia nat
uaier tie heels j. the one hundred and fits
thousand raffilns sen: from tire Cotton Statei.
The state i nell down by terrorism, ana a savage
discp pinc maintains tie rebel army IN it, position
through IgiyatioCs and discomfort, enough 70 Try
(, Ia
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

Fon ST. Louis Two hundred and
eighty OF the horres now on the Island ere 10
leave on the car- to-day for st. Louis onI
Moline friends will not feel more thhn ia a.
bad after half Of the horses are taken way
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
The Rebels Threaten Hancock.

FREDERICK. Nd jan. =.
Aiviets from IIar eek, Md, show tha, Gen
Lander. had arrived there. Ais that Gen. Jack
son. wiit large iu.ce having yne = To4ndc' aud
two : polnler-, al rpaared opposite lIancock and
threatened l. shell out our uoops, uness they
evacuated. Gsn. Ladders gave them httiug re-
<pon>e. Jackson cUumetcei she,Hng. which was
inue up to the latest aesice. last nj g. tde.ns
1T lc iijufr t. the town and Rome to ou. tToops
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Kansas News.

Kansas Cry, Jan 6.
The Santa Fe mail has arrived With dates to
the I'd. No news OF im po: taIca.
Fort Wise is garrisoLed by three companies of
Federaix.
Tie small pox is raging IL the whole Territory,
and is extremely IA al to children.
specie is very scarce in the Territory.
The weather is cold on the plains. Large num-
bers Of Indians are on the road, hut are friendly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

Col. CHAMBERS arrived here IRON
Mount Pleasant, on Saturday. He has been
there 10 muster In the 4th Cavalry, which l.
now fully organized and under marching or
ders Tor 7, IT Leavenworth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

OfF.-Our Legislators leave for Des
Moines this moruiq,. We wish them happy
time Let your moderation be known, gshhe
men, snl .e, Your loving constituents hear
from you often. Come back when you get
through
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

KEMARKs.--Mean height of barometer, % . in
mean temperature, % deg; uean amount of
cloud S. General direction Of ~ ID \. ". and y. T.
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VETERIyARY SURGEON
SCU LILY

HAN BE CONSULTED DAILY RELATIVE
~ the soundness Of Horses, III cir diseases and
those incidental 10 the oher Classes Of the brute
creation. Cfhce in AeClairc's 5 able, 5d stree;
corner Of Perry. nov2t If
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

~ = -,
pLa.,,t raL,D-ptinn f.rhart. - elected
Aliens CIR, zee EoLraim Snyder, holds over.
Lfbertg-Azoius III ifos', re-el-ciei
,'e1''aI" '''d'n "a'is. lev l'elIo'f'
for nn.xn,r,d term Of + uowrev
E.y.u.ubers hold over five re elected and
four ,ew ones
Proceeded 70 elect /. Chairman for the wear
Nessts. s1ew and F,.ke wer. APPOINTED
,e,ler-
} c. :. Els received 10 votes Me-srs Straw
ana Ftke one .seb
Nr. Enswas declared elected
GA a9eg..,jop oi IN. pf..it4nt tterql4e o.
~. ,,,.,,,.ana, pa,a,ts ~ p,,tii. Qtt;ca,s,
"a. ,h,nc.I ~ cnr,;...e oor p,9,H. ofi
Ger.
Me-srs. Earhart, shaw and Quinn were a, :.
pointed said Committee: ani to whom were
reported the bonds Of A. f. Mast, a. Recorder
aaJ Treasurer, ot J,s. Ihe;iIe'oa, as sheriff,
ard oi their Ass.s.ants. witn Instruction to
report Immediately
r..rhsjrr.sn er,.t..a.. ,ba .tat.l,t,, cou,
''''''ep a
ON F"""ef-siessfs. f'uEe. SIycrr an
Lyon
IN b''ay'S a'' A'J''0 s'--A' ss-'s 2'a"'
~, poay and Yooy H,,se,-M4-.rs Frost
piln.oaE T. 4rhAtt.
IN f4a9h-Ito't- 'tessrs. Car. eLtef t.hDeor
~ ." t"s o
9.,lt.
"a FsIlic Offcers-aisssrs Earhart, Shaw
N 9 ,iu:-
=" 4 @o.'' "'' "'''f ''f' "f'''''' = 'sssi
-. 1o,,-Ms-.. ~..,,4r N.,th,s and
Frost.
~ H'sSc'fa"fo1S -Ret's sFs-ko-2, Murray
az CAV ~"
i'e '''''''''''' %. -o.'' O'''''s'7 's'
- =. "
10 H'e h"'r" q o"'e'fts"fs- "e''''fd' Ds TUE 'ht
.a,, ,.n,,tr ,.o,,,e.d - eiy...'. ],
the sum q iifrv tho4ser. doi.ats ,:59eoo
Ttst, = sheriff be required TO give tond:
IA Tie amount ei '"e1'y 'Aous"al u'I'a's
-
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81 o00 also that the Township Clerks Of eaci
a o'hsr township give oonds 10 ''e SUE OF COW
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
.vOfice.
A. ]. PRESTON, ESQ,

TSMY ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR
i the collection Of rents ana payment Of tax q
in Davenport. All persons osng me arc request
81 to gay to him. and all per sons having busn.s Is
with me in Iowa, are requested to cali on him.
THOMAS ALLEN,
ja2-dkw1wl OF st. Louis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

Ciare .ownship and j II. White fer services
as Town.bip Clark, Pres nte9 ani allowed.
AdjourLsl ultl tomorrow (tLisl morr og,
at 9 O'clock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
x l.. Il lS a 2, az,

O Meteor o}ogieal ebsercat.ons. udertie direction
Of the SuthSouiap Institution 5.ade at Grisuold
College, ~ WI +. bUNwooDY, L1titude. Al 90;
North LoH3itude, 3.59 Uest; Heigtt abore the
sea, .os ftet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

DIARIES FOR lSG2.-Go TO Starr foT
the bee, article in this line. lie has iarge
assortment.
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Later ifom Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. T.
Tie steamship Reh.nian from l.iseInol > Ii
via Londonderry Z7th ha. a rived.
business generally in Liverpool AID Loudon had
been suspended. owing e tie holidays.
Sales Gf cotton N Iueslay were abou. FIVE hun
drel bales at an alvarez 9t Isatz.
No provision or bread>,utl, ma.Lct.
f9i.s9ls closed ?91-at9l ] ;.
Hon. Arsen B.f!irysne, Miuistert o China, had
arrived at Canton, and well 7. ceived.
P.Ac rIs 7 .,ted II IT. streets Of liong on
Threatening eyterl4.ion of Europeans.
L here vs. great excitement II i sbon, and tie
Eoly of the hing wa u be d.siI'.rel.
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tn CIT Y.

Ssow.-The ground had an additional
coating of snow Yesterday morning. Sleigh
ing i. qaite good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

DIARIES FOR l8G2.-Go TO Stars for
the tes, article in this line. lie has large
assortment
Cor. CHAMBERS arrived here from
Mount Pleasant, on Saturday. He has been
there to muster In the 4th Cavalry, which i=
now fully organized and under marching or
ders Tor T. IT Ieavenworth.
Fo. ST.. Louis Two hundred ana
eighty Of the hor-es now on the leland, ere 10
leave on the csrs to-day for st. Louis. COR
Moline friend. will not feel more thhn ia az
bad after half Of the horses are taken way
OFF.-Our Legislators leave for Des
Moines this morniu, Wewish them happy
time Let your moderation be known, gshHe
men snl .e, Your loving constituents hear
from YOU often. Come back when you get
through.
WORTHY AProINrMEST.-Dr. Burtis
haa been appointed overseer Of the military
store. at tins point, by Gen. Baker. with the
rank of Brigad.er Colonel. The charge could
not e placed in !ncre worthy hands. W.
have been astonlshel lha. he should have been
overlooked 80 long by the appointing power
ARMY = aL'--Miss oehu'o - '"ue''
sister q Dir l. y. Holmes ~iie' has oHeFeo
her serSiets, a"d has oeeh aceeP'ed Us mar
in H. Army iiospital. She leaves the wg.h
:, .,,;o,i. "a Al, s.ori.ic;,,,
,.,.o.,.. :, Ion;. x..ll.,t,,,se
81 r,r.l. ,ao3
ROAD ACRoss TIE ldvkR.-our On
terprisirg fellow. citiz u, u. II Iahrman, E.q
has finished road across tire ice tet"een tLls
city aud Rock l-land, which viii h. tarowr
starts at the loot of Ripley street, and comes
out on tile Illinois n re opposite tie Court
House.
CiiLD seALptp' --Oh ouh'al' o"'iu
about four year. old, belonging to q family
named V4A..b ,.sii,,y nm the lower rert Of
:.
~ &C., W." 'As ~ -"
hcl'a oFer the sreat q ooihf tea'Se''ie
II wa most s.osniucig burned by the steam
and snn,ex.,c.e4.o i've pr McCor,nov il
-
-
will he seen ~ the proceed ng4. the status quo
is somewhat altered, though rot radically
The new men bera appear to be good. sub
stan,ial business men, who will devote their
beet ab itea TO the welfare OF the county
Tie Board upon meetlrg. slowed it's good
eense by re elacting c. : Els. E.q,, to tie
Charm nship. nr. Saunders has the laboring
oar .: the C.eresl department., which il suf-
feent guaranty for correctness The Board
will he in session week or more.
:, W.
ln'ofole' 0l me i'i'o"ios strange occurrences
- e.''1sn :, Aee'a''e :" '''aS'
:"
=, go. !. .,;o, -. !, 80.
.,, ni,h ao7a ,;a.o, !. and ,oo,, !, %
h;s oeoa q, .r,;v;,, ,here tho o,ino, and
d.n,, noaoo snr;,, b,;,o W r i, tho f,oa
and ,bon .sc.n.3 ran down stair. and II,
man on HI. boo, and af,erwards at,emp,ed 10
hi,e I,,le daughter of II D.yepnort tn,
da MT succeed Fears are entertained ,ba,
Tho doo wa. mad ,hou,b We hone i, will no,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Cg:LEC LECTURES
DR.. .3EH ETT

w Lectures Of the course of Temperance in
the Congregational Church, On the evenings Of
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9Th, 7ta and
sih Of January, at o'clock.
Ar invitation to be present is extended to all.
J. b. Conner, }. j. Smart, Geo. =. Y. Dow, Com
mittee Of arrangements. Lac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

Horse std Buggy Strsytd Or Stolen.
$40 REV ARD,
SsTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER on
y Sun az nigh, at about a'clocl;. uay mare,
harnessed TO a buggy. said mare had no shoes :
with scaly cars Inside is about K years o,i I:
Old harness with Ragged haes, without ncun.;ngs
the buggy an old ons with leather shifting top,
with hIgi side body with over moulder.ngs tw o
wheels dishsi back.
Thirty dollars reward is offered for the recovery
Of the propsiiy.
dc.l-4awlw G. WEBER
Muscatine journal, Iowa City Press, Upton
Democrat ard Dewitt Staniari cory the above
advertisement enc week and send bills.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
.N1Ofise.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN Annual Meeting Of the stock Holders Of the
Davenport Gas Light and toke Company for the
election cf Directors for the year 1852, will be
held at .hs Office Of the Company on Monday,
January 18th, 1862, at a o'clock +. NJ.
ThUS. DEkMDDY,
de3ll Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
Departure OF Troops

FKRDgkicK, Nd, Jan. O.
At an early hour this morning the Sd Brigade
lett here for Hancock, leaving the 46th Pennsy-
vania II Nilismsport. he rest Of the DIVISION il
under preparations, awaiting marching eriers.
Nothing has been heard from Hancock This
MQ.IiLg-
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~
TIE W AR NEWS.
The Union Feeling in Richmond
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
TIE FUIRlH HtNNIAL FESTIVAL
tQuBg ii .l:er sat .ers' Association,
Will BIZ Held At
LIE CLAIRE HOUSE,
Wednesday k-yc.. Ban. sth. 1861

MD SETTLERS, Young SETTLERS AND
those invited in acco-dar.ce with tbs rcs3!u-
ton adopted by the Asse eciat.on will be admitted,
md OH. o.
Tickets may be o,tainel of n 7. Moore, Treas
urer, at thc bakery es b.fif! More, Front be-
tween Perry md Roe. ls.Ahi streets where fur,h-
er Information Lay he abfaian..
i.l j. W. CLARK, President,
apples: ippie~::
~ G0D JEHNkTING APPLES FOR SALE
" b, the barre. II NJ. Ia BRADY street, near
the Engine House between ,ti aud 9Th, by
dc1i DIV WA. X. COPE.
TH.IT U.ITCN!
Z HE PERSON WHO WAS sfFN To PICK
.pa Silver Watch, a Silver Foo Chain in
front Of the Post Otee u, New Year. Eve. i. re-
aaes;ed 10 bring the same u this Office forthwith,
IN order that proceeding may not te commenced.
ja2-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

CHIlD scALpFp.-On Sunday, a child
about four year old, belonging to a family
named WeIeh, resiji; : on the lower yert Of
Third street while playing, ran shd Put it,
mouth over tie ST j, Of boiling tea.ke,tle
It wa. mos, saoeaiueiy burned Is the steam
aud ls no, expected 70 i've. lr. MeCortnov il
IL atteulanee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07
BOARD OF sCPERVISORS.

c. STEwAkI Els, Chairman.
IRA u. GiifoEp, Clerk.
t!RsT DAY.
MONDAY, Jan 9Th, 1852.
Board called 10 order by the Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-01-07

BOARD OF sUfEevIsIoRs.- This body
convened YESTERDAY, ut the Court House. a.
will he seen ~ the proceed .ng-. the s'af's qno
j. somewhat altered, though rot radically
The new members appear to be good, snb
.tan,isl tlsines- men, who will devote their
bsst ab; t.ea to the welfare Of the county.
Tie Board. upon meetirg. slowed its good
sense by Re el-ctng c. :. Els. E.q, to tie
Ctairm fshp nr. Sanders has the laboriDg 9
oar .: the C.eriosl dyf ariment which is suf-
feent guaranty for correctness. The Board
will he in session a week more.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

WI ia
The commencement OF the extension OF the road
from Hackettstown has been deferred on account
Of the settled state of affairs in the country but
the directors have bean engaged in taking prekmi-
nary measures for the work when II shall be deem
cd expcdient TO commence IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

A RARE CHAECE RoR RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN
~ 10 ioia the volunteer sftay Of the United States A
company y forming BY the authority ~ the c0mman
def.tuCbie 81 the state ~ New York THE Of The
company officers Is 10 form CONSISTING exclusively
Of resFcctabe Young men Who though unable obtain
mssiOned officers posts would be uf dining the
RANKS Of e army provided hty could esocaie with
cunReuis 10 their tastes Non comm officers will be
selected from those having military knOwlefge and
a promotions made secyt aug 70 merit tonorabe GUAR.
sibss'eucr aud clothing INNS iaeiv after enrolment
$40 bounty, my r0n ais to t43 pcr moRth Apply be
tween trr hours 0Hni Sn'cioek e. lie snAs Fiat ~
brVGklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Juno 20-6P. NJ.
AsHEs-The market was quiet, with sales OF 20 to 80
bbls OF pots At IS IS slk while pearls were quiet
at$s
BRKApsrUFFs -Flour--The market for Western and
State brands quite steady, and for some brands
rather sitter, while tho demand was more active, with
II 900 bbls closing within the following range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

HAVANA sEOAR5 TO DEALERS WE orr, 80
Ii sale splendid assortment Of nns sesars IL - roN
styles, al the Lowest market prices - 49, ~
GEO. W NICHOLS 4 co. a d. sf,.et
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
- EMPIRE BRIGADE.

Captain JamesJ Byrne Of the First Fire zoqayes hAs
authorized enrol company for this Brigade has
opened recruiting Office at Lafayette HAIL. o97 Broadway.
This is splendid opportunity for the members Of IN
First Fire Zouaves that again DESTROYS OF leaving for
Of Comfortable quarters subsistence end
clothing furnished as soon as mustered in.
Pay SIS per month. to date from day Of enrolment
800 bounty when. the 10 over. etf aFf 4N
Applicsnts for non Offices should sprlv
carly. JAMES j. BYRNE.
Recruiting Oflccr,
Lafayette Hail. 6V Broadway, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

III For Company r, Phoenix regiment. -
THIS magnificent Irish regiment organized by COLUNEb
CORCORAN should be the grand sying point for all true
lrlshmen who wish to serve their country
y will be commanded by Colonel MATHEW MURPHY, At
n S.M
The officers Of this regiment instructed by Colonel
Corc0Ian before his departure for the of
raj Of them served under him during the memorable three
Quarters, and clothing furnished as
tered in Pay from SIS 70 ga month 70 commences from
= 500 BOUNTY
when discharged from the service. Que months pay IL
advance.
Relief tickets will be given 10 soldiers families. - .sg
Recruits will be received at the following placos- t4
Dennis Burns Of Nineteenth First
nue.; Patrick Murphy's, OF Second avenue ana
street At James Burke 81 East Forty fourth
street. Wm McKeon lao Mulberry street. headquAr-
tiers OF this company. BERNARD OKkfLLY. CapsSln- )
III. f., KEErE, First Lieutenant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
DEcRUIrs wANrED-roR CAPT EARIY,s INDE.

DECRUITs wANTED-FOR CAPT. EARLY'S INDIE.
III pendent Company, for General Spnoia's Brigade.
Cart Early ie Lieutenant in Gen. FIemons division has
service in the regular service OF the armies Of Europe
and America lie commencing TO ill mp his company
able bodied between the Of Is and Is
years He also wishes two Lieuenants No ocer need
ply unless pass the requisite examination He also
missoned officers in the company.
Headquarters of James street and New B0wery.
CPINOLA,s EMPIRE BRIGADE-THIRD REGIMENT.
- Colonel Marriott N. CroftThis magnificent regiment v
intended a ralyng point for all good twin be the
ted the State of New York. under the late
pany is il wan, Of few men Tor the purpose Of filing up
forms furnished Immediately. Pay from SIS to $2l per
month"; and relief tickets furnished TO families 500 boun-
for teamsters and missoned officers Apply mme
diatey headquarters las Grand street, WAsburg Il.
r. JOHN II. DOBBS, Captain CompAnyR
Or 10 g. L. FRorHINGHAM First Lieutenant and Red.
mental Adjutant, 1873 broadway. aseIfl n1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21

- M 90 imported scgtrs vii be soil NJ brva,s III ,
twenty-five pet cent below NV cg u.ie ht ,finraf .
Inquire y HbNEf WOOD ! ta
svv D, cadaas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21
TBE REBELLION.

A TTENTIoN, PHENfxMEN.--A FEW MORE RE.
IA cruits wanted for Company tMcMauus Volunteers,
this regiment VIII leave shortly for the war This
company oncefed ny brave men, who have service
Pay from SIS toSS per mouth quarters, rations and
coihing iurnishea In,ledssy Recruiting Offices open
daily AZ john Less corner o First and Third street.
Clare Of Forty street and Eleventh ave-
nue. and al headquarters corner OF Essex and Grand
THIS splendid company 70 now quartered Staten Island
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MATRIMONIAL.

THE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAN AND NOW
Il sorFin, ciytain ID the Twentieth te uept Se,.
YORK STATE Militia tYrgnit ~ good habits sul BY many
called good looking beng tired o. the anless friroiity N
sin ne desires correspondence With WI
ads of from IN ~ zyears " age % Respectable conn
amlahle disposition and good education with Wow 4,
nsftnony the Close uf The war Address, In snreritv
With real name, Cayisn De Lacy Twcneh ieglnent Mem
York safe militia xinzz division, Washington II q -
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DEcRuIrs WANTED FOR rHE FIRST REGIMENT or
rALLRcg GUARD,


Now forming undel the call Of the government to be
ready IN sky days
government received orders TO recruit Company OF
this rue rd and Ia ready 10 receivr recruits
Intended that this company snail be OF the finest
In The service.
Each mar, as som az mustered VIII be sent 10 Camp
Wsshnat0n Staten Island and provided with abundant raj
lions and good uniform.
sIO0 bounty nj the expiration OF enlistment
All parties wishing act In the capacity IN co mn ssoned
oncefs mis- apply immediately 70 secure position.
Recruiting 9HcN, IS Chambers street New York
Lieut. HEYBRUCH Rperul.lug oncpf
iegAqaasierg $50 iioa1Nay H4IIERSCiN Ca.t
Lartod supeuatJ1lght Twelfth Iasptry, Masleriua
0aiovr,
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WHOLL HAVE U3i-THRtE CUMMING, PRETTY.
w young intellectual andrehned "Nuie dcare y ve AZ
Ire lucrcs 81 tttfe artAblo iranlv wca,thv ans
s.aa sps4ens u The aenps homo X. es $50 III
I iss, CA4ce