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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

HoSg GhesEs eIlel ElletFe q was 0lseaV5
eEed-yEhat tlle re llels Lseft IN sor-
tslta-44 lEeetta O. 81 9 LIE IA
EReYene the q qgF q - Ing glE1let5s
HALLECK's HEADqUAETRRs, Nay Sd
During al last night the moving of cars
AID suppressed whistles sounding, beIok-
e0ed Come movement going on, bnt this not
being any Extraordinary occurrence, Il VAS
not considered tdfsa rsnaFkah Tie natare-.i
About I've this norning. several sxPlosions
were dtshnetly heard. 1mmedtateiy 6ftsF
advance cOumeHced! rss.tgs -
A very large amount Of railroad iron was
f0uud untouched, there being somelt1eiTe
% afteen tracks rddistfng from the depot
10 the fhtFeGehmentsi with side traelIa and
switches, enabltng the rebels 70 more troops
with great rapidly. fii -.f
From al the infoFua ti01 cleaned from
prisoners, It ID thonght the evacuation com
meneed at shutdown last night the enemy
retreating Ia three direetions--east west
and south. Beauregard statelato eitizeas
last night that he intended evasuatiug, and
70 throw himself upon both oRr fauks.
At this hour Corihth Isl held as an out.
post. The cavalry are searching for the
enemy. Those seat by Pope came upon
and dispersed the enemy eight miles below
act Of burning bridge, capturing forty
! prisoners. sJ61, - .7ss
The enemy sFeaF guard DESTROYED the de-
pot few bales Of 1oottoniaud . church, and
Intended destroying the entire village, bat
the citizens saved some dfty houses. They
also broke open stores and burned their
contents. Eif sa sa4as. ~
z "A. large eavalty force, under Colonel Bl-
lot, was sent out on Wedhesday morning
by q circuitous routs to destroy the bridge
Ion the Mobile Ohio RaiIroad4 though
not reformed we learn from prisonefs that
II was known in Corinth last night that q
large bridge had been destroyed forty miles
south by q body OF our Cavalry, and that
iPope's 30 p0Hnder PARROTS yesterday enf-
laded their camps, killing eighty men and
one hnadred horses; also, that 80.ponnd.
fer 2Pdrrott shell thr6Wnl 'ihto Cofinth bv
Pope as an experiment. destroyed a loeomo-
tive killing the engineer. aes
Il Is thought among military men that
the destruction ofthe bridge south, the mn.
comfortable proximity Of our falling shells,
and'the possibility OF q Federal snCcess on
the Mississippi were the canses OF thee
nation.
The enemys WoFksiare certainly Of very
great strength, and capable Of alfording Q
stout resistance. tt.i
fisE j fsfzs7-s----y--&
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
ne Purssit a JseI<ss
The gA'5FiHg.On .s3s7 ~ III Gene 81

me ParsSit % Jsel<se.
The WastingtOn scr saIs III General
B.nks I, aigtn 8, in Virginia viii his eol-
nand, and . preparing 70 lloysfdoWn lie
Shenandoah valley. Wild Set % the
enemy il sayB:-
A telegram from HaFpeF2s Ferry Informs
ua that the rebels under jackson, after
leaving WinOhe8tGF, bore South Wara 6fthe
Paris G3aps - theaRh making for CHESTER
Gap, through which 70 cross Jhe Blue
Ridge. If %, ii simply proves that they
were In gfeat hurry 70 eseApe. Passing
through that gap would bring them out into
the Piedmont cguntry West Of Front Royal,
Ind though comparatively safe from dagger
Of being 0yertiken Ia their retreat down
along the Eastern base Of the ridge, BY any
troops that can possibly move upon them
from the East aud South, certainly easily
70 be Intercepted by the prompt movement
Of other troops from point where there
we're more than bnf1eieht 70 that ead, &
what must have been the orders from here
were carried out. : q
II. the Commander IL the force hstlrs.
ferTed 70 is q competent one, the public
win soon hear that dickson met q wall Of
Union artillety and bayonets 61tnnmber-
! ing bis; ard, II not able to force him 10 kn
instant engagement. quite able to hold him
stas tn 4 vice" until troops enough arrive
from another direction 70 gobble him up IL
an hour.-Bat whether J4eksoa Is 70 he
Intercepted in his retreat, (aRd he will sure
u be defeated OF c4pturedi If he Is inter
eePted, must depend solely on tide CELEBRITY
with which the directions 20 that end from
this point have been carried out by the
Commander Of our troops Rho we're ii -po-
sitiop 20 edeet that object '.' z
The force hsse referred 70 can be none
fother than Geu. Premonts Is We belieE,
none other was within ssridag distauc,
when Jackson begun his retreat.
- "a NFnshlngtoR later r
/ lr.nrr....n-ll.-.s. OIL ss4.t.. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
WAsHnorok, May 2s, 81.
gACEsoN 81 IA aKKpAppLI.


With al our acntenesS and Intelligence
IS 3 people, tits barely possible that Ne are
becoming also very crednlous. The pros
lamAhons Of Goyarnors calling for more
troop! % defend the Capitol of tie Nation,
the hpbbub among the newspaper men, and
The excite@ent generally present a very ne
dicplous spectacle to the calm observer
here. The truth about this matter IS, that
We are 10 about Gs much danger Of d visit
from the rebels ss you are. The nearest
body Of rebel troops TO this city 10 Jack
sons army, which so recently chased
Banks ont Of Virginia, aud Il numbers
about fifteen thousand men, Jackson did
not advance beyond Winchester with the
main body Of his men, but finding himself
totled in his dash upon our men there, he
retreated as fast as he came, 10 save him
selftrom being cut of. There Is no dan.
ger Of an advance on the Capital from nc
other source, unless the rebels should sir
away from, Richmond and, in one desperate
resolve, sink their whole concern, fol. smell
move on their part would be certain ruiz
20 them, if our leaders have a particle o
sense. e.
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q8e. IK4alonl'e oolaR.p--VVlasre q a.

k9aAEAe444S+skSs$gt eAs FASssSt leefo - ltS
7TRsiWhsFe6bOuts and OPERATIONS OF Gen.
- 7FrsRpnEs corps still remain 4 mystsry up
to the time Of .hiS writing. There is no
- .'roliAble informattoaP Of its being any
a,-Whoro In particular, and Il b NOT even
..si tn6Wn that il Is anywhere else In general.
That it moved east or south from Peters,
bhrg or MooteaeId some days ago may be
.eenlldored wen, At least reasonable
conjecture. What road It took and whErs
hha&gupesYilI be when It'll found
Out and not before. There was a ramon
IAsta tW9 et three days ago, that glis Path,
finder .Wea. In Manchester, but It was not
folly credited then, and has not Jet been con.
~ 6tmod. A march across from Moore.
field to .wInchs6ter under the Slrc1m.
StiuCtG seems 70 The dnmilitary mind
3,yPR aIHlesa Prpesdqre, "a .WAFhipgtoa
letter, written three days g ago. ahirms that
,tAsed 10 6hthSrit2 81 &li6s that Pre-
AZ nn9fnts Dag At thai, time waved over HatFFii-
SeqSqFg, a letter from 9 paymaSter In
= y FFenont'O division 70 relative was receiv.
In this city on Thursdhy evening. 1t was
written without date, location or signature
!, = SVsuS the recipient rscoguiztaE tho Ruthot,
55s.asIhiP ia the hand writing, The writer sta.
Ii tid that they were on forced march, add.
u ,Y9pld hare 9 battle. soon, but said tie So.
9 sVSse -Fdstt1ettoas would permit hin 70 saw
{ iRethtng more definite. :. An 6meer Who
.ss = : through thscity' from that TWIST
80 q, on sasP that letter was written was close
.sa e an oyatsr when StiOned ps 70 Il where
aboutR.. From this, and ths.faet that mo-
r. !. t.sleeteE1 from army corre0poadeuts with
. that coInnn have been published silco it
1a.is. lett = tersb2Fs, It would seem that the
Conceal has closed doWn on correspon-
9 :. dsqtS and news carriers Very light. aud
the natural Inference . that important
% s.leSe..lsnts are; or have been, going pn.-1
1sfstsssyC rFFe Re PhPll certainly Know
essoFef a.s9ng.-Ssr- ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

This morning, about eight o'clock, 4
large number Of rebel cavalry with one Geld
piece made their appeaPance near Falling
Waters and tired upon our men. The ere
was returned BY Hampton's Battery, aud
the Maine Tenth were draWnIup In line OF
battle ibnt atteF a.. exchange Of thirty
shots the rebels retired. Ear .,e,;,i, E ~ !
m IBIS atteEpoon slight slEirmish between
cavalry tooksplass about TIVE miles iaetoks
the river. +s5sIl q f.5 y rs I
Considerable anxiety, Is, eyineed as 70 "a &
probable course Of the rebels; but you' Saa
depend tuRon il they will receive 'heasty
Eeeeptiop if they attempt to cross here, l y
/. The eontrRbaIds were tosd day aIIFSm6Sei
to site short distance from HGg tfst6Rn.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

4aEF9yv Rseape q General RalalSs..,
! Z 10lA54Sa BsllllliS Wis CpasSlkt through
s.lla ssSSslsF. and Aqtdsseus yollsys were
being fred from .E i and h06iss-.ops,
e65erVed by PEtEats in the FortYIsixtG,
5 80 John Clark who hatrtedly draw
Rg Q bead," killed the assassin, and saved
ssl.th6ii Generals ME ss1sFsl bubsSs
.''s qdsHtiS asked his name, and thanked him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
go Dress Goods.

81 flB 4e5S 4ipoqs e4a.
n the city which We are 0lI6rilg 6ll6lr ts'S
" M ut tGkeEtfnIl - Ihn( 81 q 4 dfHer,,A
lata.s and u les u lle u III n yVl,ilS
simply ask those want good article and II Io1
pEteea ~ gtgolus alealll l5ss Ef5jsl = 81
CQ0PRR = HEGsEIEY.
eatlons g 9 g IA IVA
HllTGsBUlE6$A4lEA y I.llf III n 49,
=; llQ4 Just received and 1T 5tis 81 ~
1ay1g 4sRRILISY
scAnT. bbl. Pittsb lsE mol KARA ~.
ngao re. HILDllILI 8 mo.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

A Lrrrka 70 the New York 7siBase says i;yssi
Ne pgnaspt sf II New York Hsr;ald
vas captured 81 he Febeis dining Bsn ,lIE
retreat aud the correspondent Of the World
narrowly escaped tie same fste. The po-
sition Of army correspondent L not only
lAboFio1s bat perilous,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
Movers and ReapleeErs! 4
-. BuoKRYE, ZOE lsea.

s-ifsfHl AS@sSA4-ANA1Af \ A6bS4slg
E1NHIs Justly 1ehEgted Machine Is now generally
IL end Fecoi5IilS q iii best nd T16al per.
e m ase. IolI YET GfIedeO adds to
l y, and proves It's superiority Owed
All Others, y eombines many advantages NOT found
N Uthet ut Ids two driving wheels.
act tnCetheF or tndgpendentlys # Slsn IN 4
hl9gAd folding cutter bar which makes It e.
adePted e cutting on hlly aud uneven SUR
allowing Il 70 pas freely over Stohe or other
Hons the bar 10 f6ld aeFo the
name without removing single bolt or nut. The
tnaehtue can thus he transpo ready for instant
use from g tel pg taTm to f8r a. readily a
common eart. Inc ringer bar made Of steel, the
guard ringers are Peelipr to this mower and are IS
CARED y patent. They are made Of wrought iron
~ is step ths Importance Of this Failure
ann9yed y the cost and trouble OF the cast hnEers
asee oa otaels Iaaetina. Agains while presenting
peESct mover We also fnrniSh when desired ~ In
depenpent reap ng attachment, thus giving the puF-
tse eaIe1laEe Of = single 81 enm6inSd ma
NJ warrant eNeEy machine. and during the
experience Of NIX years have never had 5inSls ma.
eltlLs We Therefore fell juAtIfed in re-
y no lnEnsh tWottzes suitable to the wants Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

UxIoN troops from the Rasthays re-cap-
tured Front Royal and driven the enemy
sOuthVard. See telsgraph,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
aMarshaIlIs sale...-.a.l.......

asa.sitaM arshallIs Sale..,-ae=lIll.s
Thsuntsa Ia e. DiatFset CENT
S-Sst'1 IT-...s.
RaEard II. HitzhdE. ma n Va s,5s =
TN pursuance OF ths decree and order 81 tie aid
i District Court, In the above entitled cause, 70 me-
directed, duly made Gnd entered the 9th day Of
April 1se2 sall Sel At public auction. ON Monday,
the III Jq4e, % 81 9eiag q 1906 Heck
property particularly mentioned and described in
t1e u 5dio dhui1 to tbs idio "a q ~ inSald
espleSlr e lnld md EitPhen flrl ltute.
TERNIs OF SALE, CASH.
.9s'.s - Il EDWARD H. VoRT0N,
Marshal ri the United States for the Western Dis
ttfet o. Virginia. myl5.td
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

Ese&Pej oG . Vessel Southwark 6Foult
+ EE;oEtEess AHonree, Carrying on 25O
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

1 - Jackson fingered at WinsHestar Two
rs three days !, IS he may have done % s res,
his arpy, there q 8 Air pros pet st 'hisbos
ing outoE Ifihisl force WAS Is, q eohdfs
don 70 perform an Immediate retreat. 4 And
tnrued its faee SoathWard as eariySs lsst
.Mohdays itLhas prob bly, escaped, nniess
eombtnations further South shall intercept
All the forees North Of Richmond. :,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

Is itBtrange that those poor Fsbsl .teais-.
selg should improve the frst opportunity
70 make ms upon the only decent Banks
In their whole countryP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

LoUlsv1ELH papers 6ottes the fase that The
tObssso tads Of that city is Increasing rap
Idly. The sales ofslast RrfdaYvsrs larger
than, ever before comprising as3 hoSss
h6ads'or $4,000 pounds Of leaf lathe
last three 4odths tHSs b6iSg amount u
nearly s., ooo,O 900. s,'1e =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
ggN. BAAKsI RlIRkAI.

"
Tie raid upon Gen. Banks was superin-
dueed by the Withdrawal, of a large .por-
tion Of his,force, embracing Gen, Shields'
division, wnieh was dispatched TO Gen,
Mcdowell at fredericksburg. This mas
done against his earnest Femoustranees /;
and be wrote to a friend, that nothing pre-
vented him sending 10 his ignation, bat
sense Of duty 70 his county. He anticf.
Pated ths movements of the enemy 90 &C.
Curately that he obtained twelve hours
start of him, and by judicious manage.
meut saved his little band of Eve thousand
men, bis sick, and all his baggage, SLING
hVe hundred wagons, loslng not over half
aidoEen. 7.i Ia 81 t,,....,l,
II may be matter of wonder to you
how iT happened that q corps Of our army
should be so weakened as 70 be unable 10
bold its position gained with 80 much labor
aud l0ss!of life. Il was done,nndoubtedIy
under the impression upon our part that
most Of the rebelforces had been With
drawn from the Valley Of the Shenandoah
TO join in a combined attack upon McDow ell
on the rRappahaunock The movement
amounted In effect to the transfer OF the
men oyer hnndred miles, thus depleting
Banks Division, when the same eud could
hRVe been accomplished by forRardfnH the
forces from here, distance Of fifty miles.
II was one of those mistakes that win oc-
cur amid the hurry and multiplicity OF
public affairs, in times like these, and which
sometimes thWart the very best intentions
| of men, lii ssis yliI.f iifpnr Er
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

"o1tlEoRSA JOE," of Berdan's sharp
shooters e In Rochester, n. ", called AZ
awitness in The United States Coutt He
is The individual who took gun from the
rebels, bpt could not brisg u Ia q, he ,hsid
nobody 70 60 for Il. he had ,tGkea lit bv,
shooting an who went near It. % ~,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
The Peopla's Bank.
100 CARRIAGEsII

= 2. HAYES. u co. beg iOs lv tc
I5Z4 say 70 their old en- tqnaers aud fiiS yuRlic
IN lgeAsFal that they have now on Fhaiid ailf n
eS9ESe o. 1nishlng, 100 Carriages, q BE-
and no top RUggfes, All Of which iIsts4f
styles most improved patterns and Of The best ~
al Rpr All viii be, iI6rflnted to
ElNe me utmost eatiafaetinn. = apps Shld&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02
F6RrREss MoxRoa, NAV a

(corrsspoBdonee Of the N. \. Hsrala)
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

= GovaW ll1lAli iSpnls 81 Rhods leland,
has been elected sUnitsa States Senator tfur
six years, fron The 4ih o. March nsxt, uhsn
the term Of Senator Simmons expires. he
received 90 votes ont of 100.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

ate banks, ETC. The negfoeI have pockets
fqll Of ahinplAsters from all parts Of rebel.
dom TO sch to tue curious. Silver Is slow
y entering, and the bright quarter makes
sven darkey's eyes glisten.l ~ ~ ~.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

ilrsadfai stats OF. A41aars int6. SOUTH.
-'nit q9 NVeGt.tiae - EaHS ~.
"a correspondence Of the N. z. World,
writing from tFlotilla before Fort PilioW.''
BAYS; ~. r. if ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

We fad in the lvatoIaf the following
abstract Ofths addsas 6slPrDf. Wbi.s, on
The occasion Of the recent celebration at
Fstrmont. There are some very good
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

and great damage Il. unprecedented. Ar
kansas promises well, but are the freb6ls
quite sure they are to De the teapers3 Per-
hapa one Gem aileOrmaysput Ia sickle.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-02

VIZ besF that BasIs Is sgaia pontb of'the
RtSopaspzsP 4str6es bis stsps,apd
raOosSelEs the logI ground. With, What must
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

A RMY SUPPLIES
n OrFicE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EeUIpAcE,,
New YORK, July 81, 1862
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until twelve
O'Clock NJ Friday the Sh Of August for delivering by
contract at the depot Of Army Clothing in this city
lOO Drums infantry.
900 Drtnnheads, batter
200 Bugles.
5000 Cavalry Hat Cords and Tassels
$4,000 Brass Eagles for hats
Samples of which application at this oce
onehird the quantity to pe delivered within ten days one
third within twenty days. and the remainder within thirty
days from the date Of the acceptance of the bids and all to
be subject to inspection by sworn inspectors appointed by
the United States.
Proposals must be accompanied by proper guaranty set
ting forth that contract awarded party named
therein he will the and give bonds
the faithful performance of the
The United States the right to reject all bids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals Furnishing
Drums, &c. and addressed 10
Lieut. Col D. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quarermaser General U. ). Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

CPlNoLAs EMPIRE BRIGADE
- WAR; WAR WAR
PHOENIX REGIMENT
CoRcoRAN zOUAsEs FOURTH REGIMRST EMPIRE
HRIGADE


CPlNoLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- pn WANl M kka1 wAk
cohcoHAs zouASEsi p f9n NH REGIMENT EMPIRE
COLONEL JAMES z. BURKE, COMMANDING
CRUITING OFFICER
No. le. Greenwich street.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
$50 cash o each recruit Joining my command
Men OF New York-Your bleeding country calls upon you
70 rally TO- her succor Now IL your time to show 70 the
crush this gis antic rebellion.
CONE FORWARD 9NE A ans ALIe TO THE CALL OF
Richmond The blood Of thousands Of ur fellow country.
ouyour only hope esrhtretches forth shattered
arms 70 you and mpores yon that as she has helped you
leap forward TO her in this her need Shall
that call be In yans WIN you pay back part of oblgA
tons herr Ahappy hone speech your religion
position The and-a tbs has she done FOR you and yours
and win be all the virtues of humanity and
gratitude and allow the most glorious land, the reest go
vernment the perfection OF human happiness the world
ever seen to be polluted asundr crushed by the
worst despotism-aye far worse than sunny Erin ever
Remember this cursed rebellion fosered nourshed
money and keep alive this unholy war and now she
says she going TO take hand In. God grant she may
@ % n9 pon You oag sought oh o aawns ~ s
sides will be promptly responded 70.
The Phoenix the mother Of Irshmen calls upon her
ing side by side with the Stars and Strips carry
the Union to the utmost boundaries OF the land.
In addition to relief tickets families thus all
account Of family restitution will be done away with Also
bringing recruit 70 the Office win receive Ss 40 cents Der
day for Communication OF rations Clothing very best
Forsake all. Yes even your mothers sweethears wives
and sisters and come and meet soldiers reward
GREENWICH STREET.
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PROPOSALS.

A RMY SUPPLIES--oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
IN aud Equipage, New York, July 10, 1862.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this Office until II
O'Clock Friday the 9Th next for delivery
BY contract at the depot OF Army Clothing and Equipage In
this city,
1900 Uniform Hat
l6U0J0 pairs Bootees
10000 pairs Stockink
10000 Haversacks
Samples and specifications OF which can be appca-
this office. or Uniform Hats Haversacks
one third the quantity contracted for must be delivered
within twenty days, one-thrd within forty days.
remainder within sixty from the date or acceptance
the proposals Ohe Booees and Stockings onethrd must
b. delivered within thirty days, one-thrd within days.
end the remainder within ninety days Of acceptance Of bids
appointed on the part of the United States
Proposals mus. be accompanied by guaranty set
ting II the awarded the party
toned therein he viii at proceed TO execute the
bonds the faithful of the
Tho United States the right to reject all Lids
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing
Army Supplies for 9Th August and addressed to
Lieut.. Col ID. H. VINTON,
Deputy Quariermastcr General,
United States Army.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-05

Umpire BRrGApE-CAPTAIN MICHAEL MURPHY
~ well known in military circles intends mastering his
company United States Friday 18th
inst give them the $50 State bounty; they viii
3 In advance and when mustered into service SIS
of the 500 bounty service the United States army
Call and the Cassn at 70 Div sion ST. and he win bring
vice. give the proper documents 70 relief for
famies No cripples need apply Dr. Mott sin attend
Kcnastonl always hand and his gentlemanly dcpor
business like habits the admiration OF sol
der. MICHAEL MURPHY,
Captain Co. C, Third regiment Empire Brigade.
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{ 9 Tn1sno& h WEED GUARD, COL. oLMsrnAD.

HOMPANY b.
" TuURLOW WEED GUARD, COL. OLMSTEAD
SPINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
80 recruits wanted for the above company S25 paid in
cash mustered into the S65 before leaving
the State; 373 when honoraby discharged families pro-
1iied with relief tickets good ratons and
uniforms Furnished upon signing the roll Any al ional
bounties that may herea be given parties ensng
will be entitled TO- The officers Of this company are men Of
experience have and intend to have their
pany second TO the service. So apply to
Capt. CALEB d. WEEKS, Recruiting 0nlccr,
y85 Fourth avenue corner Twenty-eighth street.
First Lieutenant-J. H. slipper.
Second Lieutenaut--T. s. lockwood
Recruiting Office 200 Hudson street, corner Canal
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

KToTICE-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED W. ).
In Howell No ~ Houston street and 81 Bcekman street,
city Of New YORK sole agent for my Pale Ale AL orders
sent his address will b. promptly attended to- The public
are cautioned against certain designing PERSONS who have
obtained my casks, filing them with
an ale OF inferior quality and vending the my
lactue VIII guarantee none genuine unless purchased Of
w. J. Howell, sole agent for New York.. . ....
PHILADELPHIA. April H. 1862 WIN. G. RUDMAN
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DAILY FOR THE UNION.
Is $50 state bounty paid Immediately to each recruit.
81 S3 Zone months pay) paid recruit
the company Is mustered. .
SIS (oneourIh) Of the SOD bounty paid to each recruit
upon tho mastering Of the regiment to DO paid before the
rcament leaves for the seat OF
Good quarters, alb ndant raons and handsome uniforms
Immediately provided
Non-comirs stoned ono wanted; also good WAGNER
Relief tickets issued for the benefit OF families
the recruits, sworn into service.
500 bounty to each recruit wien discharged.
Apply to ISAAC l.. TAYLOR, Captain Company D. STAN
ton Legion, 207 West street, corner Of Harrison.