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The Shasta courier., 1862-08-02
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to sll whom it may
IN concern, that viii make sbplica.ion to the
Board of Supervisors of Shasta soussy, At their
next regularster in August next for license to
keep Toll Ferry across the Sacramento river, at
a a-peint known as Balls Ferry.
H. S. BALL.
Ball's Ferrv, July I6, 1862 jIl9
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-02
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

In lhe County Court for the County of Shasta and
r. State of California.
In the matter of the petition Of Arthur Hazel
rigg. an Insovcnt Debtor.
The Shasta courier., 1862-08-02

In the matter of the petition Of Arthur Hazel
ri,rg, an Insolvcnt Debtor
G. C. BUSH. County Judge for said Coun y
Judge in and for said county and State, hav-
ing received the petition schedule and afidavt of
the said insolvent. Arthur Hazelrgg as therein set
forth, do hereby require all the creditors Of the
said insolvenf to show cause If any they can, why
assignment of the estate of the said insolvent t
should not be made. and he be discharged from his
debts, and meeting of the creditors of said Arthur
Hazerigg is ordered to be held at Chambers, in the
Court House. in the town of Shasta, on
Monday, the 4th day of August, A. d.
1869,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, of said day. and the Clerk of
this Courtis hereby ordered and directed to issue
notice, calling the creditors Of the SAID Arthur Ha
zelrigg to be and appear, at the time and place
aforesaid and cause said notice to be published in
one of the newspapers printed and published in
said county af least ohcea ieek forfor successive
weeks prior to said 4th day of August. A. D. 1862
to show cause, if any they have why the prayer of
the said nsolvent should not be granted and |
hereby further order that in the meantime all pro-
ceedings on the part of the creditors of the said
arthur Hazelrigg against him be stayed until the
further order of this Court
C. C. BUSH, County JulEe.
Shasta, June p, 1852
STATE OF CALI FoRsIA,
County of Shasta.
In pursuance of the foregoing order of the Hon.
the County Judge of the County and State afore-
said hereby give notice to all the creditors of the
said insolvent Arthur Hazelrigg, to be and appear
before said Judge at the time and place named in
said order.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this
lst day of July, A. d. 1862.
JOHN ANDERSON, Clerk.
BY JAMES KEEN, Deputy. j4
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

whose boast Of mere size has always been ex~
travagant, than to nations which have other
and nobler grounds of national pride. It is
very easy for nation to deceive itself as to
its own strength and that of its enemy, espe-
eialiy easy for the American, which never yet
encountered the full force OF any formidable
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29
Kentucky ON Her own Defense.

From the Frankfort Cor. Lotus Vile Journal
The House this morning, August 81, passed
one very important measure requesting tho
general government to allow an extension of
time for Kentucky to furnish twelve months
volunteers in lieu of the draft. The effect of
it is this: that if that time will be allowed
the quota will be full.
A discussion also arose upon the question of
drafting, as to counties which had furnished
their quota-say q county of thousand had
furnished FIVE hundred, would it be right to
draft in that county? Upon its face it would
seem that they should be exempt; but it was
urged, on the other side, that so far from its
relieving them, it would be better to urge it
there. A county has promised every loyal
man in it-as many counties have--if when
the draft comes the county is exempt, it places
the tax wheliy upon the loyal men, and re-
lieves the disloyal. The arguments to the
contrary, however, prevailed. The bill is too
long and intricate for review. You will
have the; bill in full, in time, and can COM
ment for yourselves.
There appears to be q general agreement to
raise ten thousand troops by the State for its
defense; these TO be apportioned among the
counties as county guard-a hundred, or near
it to each county. OF these FIVE thousand are
to constitute reserve force, for the special
defense of the county, and, as understand,
were not to be removed from it. The remain
ing Ave thousand, it was proposed by the bill,
should be subject TO the order of the Governor,
as commander-in-chief,to to be moved to any
quarter of the State that might be attacked,
and TO be paid while in actual service.
The minority disagreeing with these, pro-
posed that the five thousand should be enlisted
for the war, and paid, of course, all the time,
whether engaged in actual expeditions or in
camps; in short that it should be regular
State army. uE
and how it will be decided cannot tell. If
you can you are the wiser man. You can see
from this that the State is In earnest and is
resolved to expel marauders from our boun-
diaries.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

DEFENSE OF THE OHIo RIvRR-At meet
ing of the City Council of Cincinnati on Fri
day, plan for the defense of the Ohio river
was submitted by the Board of Under writers
and Chamber of Commerce. It is proposed 10
purchase ten light-drsught steamboats,, which
are TO be made shot-prUof by layer of four
and half inch oak. As it i not expected
that they viii operate against regular forts or
batteries, 1t IL thought that iron plating will
not be required for them. Each steamer is to
be furnished with battery of two 22-pound
smooth-bore cannon, to be carried for ward on
her lower gun-deck, and one II pound riaed
cannon, to be used from turret constructed
near the stern, and Of sufficient elevation to be
brought TO bear ut an angle of forty-fve de-
grees, upon any object upon either side, for
ward as well ~ aft this turrst also TO be rife
ball procf A srf .a
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

b EHE report that the President has in con.
temptation proclamation of general emanai-
patton, is canard. He defined his position to
the committee of gentlemen who believe in
the efficiency of paper war some days ago,
and that should satisfy sane men that he has
no such thing in view as is credited to him.
What wonld such proclamation be worth
when our armies are being pushed out of
Virginia and hedged in in Tennessee2 Neither
will the President yield to noutside pressure
That has been tried on him in many ways and
will not succeed. he will do what he thinks
is right, Constitutional, and best calculated to
promote the success of our arms, without re-
gard TO the pressure Of ultras on ona side or
agonizing conservatives on the other.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

The steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool, sth,
and Queenstown 7th, arrived at this port this
morning. Below we give much interesting
news, not anticipated IN the kilograms via
Cape Race.
As already announced, Parliament was pro-
rogued on the 9th. Below we give, without
sbbreviation,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

3 A BROTHER Of Gen. CorcoFan mystsriously
disappeared from Buffalo some months ago. Ii
has since bean asceEtaiped that he had snlistea.
but no one knsws in what regiment.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

If there had been a Union party at the
South it would ere now have been converted
to thorough patriotism by the Northern mis-
sionaries of secession, Gen. Batler, Gen. Mitch
ell and Gov Johnson-the imprisonment of
clergymen, the murder of private citizens, the
insults TO ladies, the outrages inflicted on the
women of Tennessee the unspeakable outrages
psrpetrated in northern Alabama-would have
extinguished every spark of attachment to the
e MON, had that attachment been as general
and as cordial in the South as loyalty to the
Throne is in England.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

DR. JOIN ?. STONE, q druggist of George.
Of disloyalty and giving AID 70 The ssbsls.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

.etsg Ysg8Tl RfT Haag9as
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29
FOSTER, GWYN & CO.,
No. 81 FRONT ROW,
Cover &c Neely's Old Stand,

TTAvE FOR SALE the following goods, which they
Il l offer low 60 the trade
100 boxes Catawba Wines, fEss,
- basksts Champagne, sefS
100 boxes Lemon Syrup,
100 do Fresh Cove oystSrs,
~ Sardins,
100 boxes Assorted Preserves,
100 kite Macksrsl, Fs1
% cases stomach Rittsrs,
26 do Schi dam sehnApps, n
30 gross Smoking Tobacco, assorted,
loo boxes Cheese, ss4r
100 jars Fresh Dairy Butter,
2ooO porods Sugar Cured Dried Beef.
5000 p5an,s 4" Davis" Sugar Cured Hams
60 cssks Clear sid.s and Hams,
100 barres Cake and Spice Nuts.
Also, iuI stock Of every article in the sutlsr ire.
aus2s II FOSTER, GwYN 20.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29
Continued Bitter Abuse OF the United
States BIZ the Tory Journals.

a BL0ODTHIRsTY ARTICLE FROM
THE DERBY ORGAN.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

average Of t33 s92 SGT 81. against ISIS is,2l2 ~
for the week ending on Saturday last.
The Mechanics Bank has declared a semi annual
dividend Of three and half per cent, free Of go.
vernment tax. payable January 2; the Merchants
Exchange Bank, semi-aanual dividend Of three
per cent. free from government tax, payable Janu.
airy .; the Manufacturers' and Merchants Bank. q
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent, payable
January .; the Rome, watertown and -0g 0gdeusburg
Railroad, semiaunual dividend of three per cent,
free Of government tax. payable January Is; the
Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, the usual
interest dividend of three and half per ceut, pay
able January.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

FINANCIAL AND RClAl.
SATURDAY. Dec. 20-6 Pm.

SATURDAY, Dec. 20--6 M.
Money is in good demand to-day at 6 per cent
on call.
Gold declined TO 132 in the morning Afterwards
recovered to 1922, and closed at 1925 bid. Ex-
change closed dull at 1857 a 1867.
The stock market was not active to-day; but
after the first board prices were generally better.
At the first board the supply Of stocks was in ex-
cess, and prices dropped; but at the one
o'clock call OF the public board there
was sharp rally. Pacific sold at 137,
Michigan Central at slL, Soathern old at
az, Harlem preferred at 54L, Erie preferred at
941<-in all cases a substantial advance over the
morning prices Governments were dull; 7.3O
notes sold at l021.. There il no doubt, in the
opinion OF sound fnanciers, but that Mr. Chase
could sell 800 900 Of these notes above 95 per
cent. Commission brokers continue 10 complain
Of the want Of orders. The buyers of stocks, with
the exception perhaps, Of Pacific Mail and one or
two other speciaties, are the street spectators,
and when they want TO sell they viii have to sell
70 each other. At the second board the market
was at first steady, then lower. United States
7.30 notes fell to l0l24, and Michigan Central,
New York Central. Erie and the other railway
shares were all 4 lower. Gold rose to 1922 on
Mr.. Stewards resignation. AT the close the fol.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
Port Of New York. December 40. isss.
CLEARED.


Steamship st Andrew, Dution, LverpSo'-F Mcdonald
steamship r..msn tBr, Russell, Kins.,.n. Ja-waldsa
s,csssA'p s.nOa. Johusou New orissnsso0sord Tiles
s,ea nship chesnpesse wllietc Por,lasdH Cromwell
ship Annie Laurie !Br,, Morris. Liverpool
sap Trsmeall. Colam. Glssssw
ss & caSsss. az Gs%%ns: as,sDs L,srp'c'
Ear s.rs ss,s x-sse sssS sSs%%'s s.a ssss.s o1s.a
Bark Co, ,ms,a Ae.ess; New Orleans .
Bark Flora Hughes Merrill Abbott suoeb
ns,. ssloai's l, SRasl, - c.sl, , .sier.'Sr ...
nris Atah,lc, Bisok Barbados
rs ss ,:ss sssaS s..' .srs so,.s ssts"e ssi"1d
w's M ss%esus, eau pssis' si,ssssthroH-Ssr'ua ASoesA
ST; ST.; 4%s s.ss N , Ss s.. a $ gsa 1'sSs
Sen ss xssSS%ii si. Iis%.; S:..i.tt rs'' Royal
sssrA ssSr ss'ssss eoaisr ''s..s' s..s eosssss .>
ss s f'sssnrs S...in s. 'ssrS sS. TS.sfsSs %.ssasa
es seSr " :" rsIips. smith, w..a'ason-v.n's'aas
ese vss s: sss
'stS' sr c wa,ou Rider. Washington
schr z b. IRE. ming Lsniare Bsls.,nore
s-n, Brave. HasS,i, Little Egg Hsrbor-van Bruni
Scs sSSs psa Gss ss E'sasn Fsissw a.sse. so"a
schr Coucord,s, Kendrics, Roston.
Steamship Eainburs (Brl Mcau,gan. Lsverpsol. Dec
40 queensown An At IN. with ndse .ensers.
John Dale Dec PASSED steamship CIV Bs vim re-
b, bound in 9th ship Harvest Queen, from Liver
pool for New York; 6t saw Br steamship Europa from
koston for liverpool III ship Creole. Hewitt
Aondo nder'y for New York
Ship Princess, Bearse. Ioudou Oct O. via Newpor, and
inn Island sound 10 ballast to master IL q, anchor
Little Neck Bay
Brig Linus (of Caetnarvon. waies) Evans Leghoru SIS
days with marble aud rags TO NJ Pastacaldi Had
heavy weather from to NV lost mantopsai yard and
back
Brig Kate tBr Stevens Maitland Ms II days with plas.
s hr Fellow Crast CIR az Birby Ns, Dumar. 81 Johns
PR II days. with sugar and mossses to Sirges Co.
Schr Jenny Lind. stnrees E!i,abethper tor newport
Schr Joseph Patmos. Ch pr an. Mach8s, 5 dAyx
Erhr Amelia, SanbcrU. Msch!as. 9 9days.
Steamer y Thompson. Cnudr. Baltimore.
Steamer Wsschestss Eye Providence
AR ,!.h-Ship Republik (Brenl Schmidt, Bremen, Oc
o. with muse aud passenger, to uukart Co.
BELOW.
Ship Carrier Dove, Trask. from Liverpool Nov 10
Ba'k krepead tNocwl, Lsrsea, fron LoSdon Nov q
BarL Mercy Elltu.
Bark W fouituey. johnson, from Belfast Oct 81.
Brig Prircess Alice (BrI.
Hrlg Courier.
Also. one ship bark aud one brig.
SAILED.
Ship tarls, Montsbulin, Champion. VIM Woodbury. Eec
Gle fHanl, Windcrmere. Francis tllyard tRr) tsrxs
Queen of he Fleet r, Cestenary tBr Fare bris Mary
Lons Condor Lotus (Br Avosetta (Br): schrs Equator
ns s, snca CsnSSn Ks;sse % sapetSe lSr Johnson
a So steamships Hsasa q and for Br-m.n; Kangaroo
Chesapeake. Portland
Wind st sunset NV, FRESH.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
FINANCIAL.

nFFfCK or ST LOUIS ALTON AND TBRRk HAUre
~ Rai,ea ead ~ Wsh street New Work, Dec ~
is6 persevs ARE cautioned asAua Rlrc ssing
follow Ing tonds st Louis Alton AMI Tefrr Hate
ailrvsd voap.ny said bonds hsving been stolen In wan
street. between and osock this day -
8 tocome bonds Of 81 900 each--NoA 40 10 t6i. -
10 incnme bonds 81 $5O e~ch-Eos 1850 t5 iSoo i4os
nFrIcE or TRUSTEES Of CREDITORS AND STOCK
~ Li-rs 81 Ohio Ml.ssIpi Railtosd cogpan, East
ern i,ssIonl Sswal street. New York Dec ~ isez-ahe
heccnag the LIST Jauuiry neat on TIE pre-
ferred certificates ss1ed BY the trustees eress ana
stockholders Of the oh.o Mssssp,i RatiroA Company
eastern divisonl aud the First mortgage co ms epo
silei with the special trustees Of the brs mortaee oond
hu5efs will be paid ani after the I'd January a
tue Office the rastres, sS Wall street N T. Holders of
certificates Will please prescott them Ahsn sin Tor the iu
trrest that the ray may be endofs eli thereon
The continue 10 receive he the eonps ms
~ the First bonis, de tecan,log dsc to
l.t July inclusive. we'll tGe Ssc nj morlga-e
bonds con.Ws AZ ant e. pre- ferrei
thereur b-srBg rer ,eui Interest payable lat
January annually. -
The books VIII he closed fram the e4th inst to 50
Jan nary le6A bDWlN bAkrLErT.
n uf Trnsees
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
sales ss the Third Board.
FIN ANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
A A1IAsrolfi oiS4lInS s4Hisfs sauxRa. stHKa NEW YORK,
pEposi1s 5 Sas DOT
aud rer cent on larger deposits
Josrrn p. cooprs Sec cuas. D. BAIhEY Tresssrer sen
"A PAY, PRIZE MONEY, BOUNTY MONEY, &C.. &C.,
H1 o asa Ps
u Navy al Broadway Of Chambers street, N.
ATA MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
e Ss New u zns h a. d Se,sy @ Gy this
was declared pre- erred stock and -four per cent on lie
stock PAYABLE on tie "a day Of January newt At
The Be oS Ss s 3 & sc a
81 prorimo. A. II. FARLIN Treasurer and Secretary.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE. BUFFALO. Bee Is. lsoe-
city o. q B1o x. By virtue T :, ne osss gwen
An Ac, 10 Asihorse the Common couac Of ,Ss Gi,y q
Buffalo 10 Borrow Money passed rebru.ry issg notice
gso Ss ;' sy e
ia dollars os ne % the
Me,s 9an.sn sherman Co 70 3. e,.y q ne~ Hrs
date the t day January lss: and The principal paya
bic at the oce Of Messrs Duocau SHERMAN Co., az fol-
s,oSo on the The l.. day day Of Of January, ,sss
ssS ON ON Se Se III Ssy Jay Of 81 January January isss S
Said bonds win be negotiated 70 the person persons
sn snras o % enc hshe' w FaRo eSsS sss Or
r. NJ. NoSBuRGH. tomptroHer.
CALIFORNIA STATE AND SAN FRANCISCO CITY
MANA co, Bankers Of Pine aud Nassau streets
CALIroKSN;lA, S; , CogPoNs M S, soTGnr M AND COLLECTED
NoUPoNs, PoHs-cALrFosSrA STATE AND
~ San Francisco City Co.pons bought o. ceiler,ed by
"a u wai SSahsHs and III fesri : H% si,ss,s
DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 CO. gASKERs CORNER OF
IL 8
notes and letters os credit for travellers available in ali tho
China and California.
JEFFERsoNyILLE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE
Bopds-oaIce Of the JenersonviIle Rssroad Company
given nat mis- so%paq WIN rsle.n ,ie second DAY q
Yois oy a losesi @ .r seow par psP Z. fss
Mortgage Bonds agreeable TO the provisions Of contract
s'i ss.s I'm ri II s'sTs = ms
Trs SiEsssHs Ess .sS Ss si
rs:iSsd us day Sfe O. jssa.Ss S storS,
Jersey CITY WATER LOAN BoSDs.--NorrcE rs
pyc.snslon ct We os.sn Bsss Ne" YORK and,he Bint
Q. 9. BoacE, Registrar
N oTicB-oFFioB OF THB JEFFERsoNvILLB
Rsilr9aa Comtaey Jetersonyille, Ind. November ~
sSfsass sSna. Public poce i se'eSs rysa il sora
snee Win the .rms Of an agr.epen twern tue Jedetson
BOMBS dated Aprl -, 1859 that the United states Trust
Wa ss fsesm sfsS ssrssS s,sp. i ISfs s Of .G
Jeuersonyie Railroad Co.'S sr. mortgage bonds nimser
a. 49, 90 A. 4s 4g b. , 50. 81, 81 50, 6, 81 S. q, 6A
o. 70 a. - a. IS 76 r. 7s 81 s2, 80, 80, S. 81 d. g
q3 ~, ?s 99 l2 and los. being the lowest outstanding
nunters From aud s,sr the 24h day OF December iso2
interest said bonds will cease by the erms Of said agree
mept . II. McCAMPBELL, Secretary.
I)ENsIoNs, BOUNTY, PAY, PRIZE MONEY AND ALL
III and Navy claims procured SOMES Known
NJ. z Park place. New York.
\. B.-send for our Hand Book ef LnfernatIsA
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-ELEGANT PARIS MADE
IL ladies' and gentlemens Travelling. Toilet and Shop
ping Bags. JOHN CATTNACH Manufacturer and Import.
50 broadway OF Wan street, and 70 Broadway
Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

<,pNTrrwrNs NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
G purchased Ahe Western market In large small
ots The fu value will be paid without hagging
nr 10 impose Please call ~ the store address Tbonas
D Com roy "A Centre street.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

AT2ys SEVENTH AvENUE--LADlEs AND GENTLE.
"A men having any of Ciohing, Furni,nre or Tar
pos dispose or receive the hignss by call ng or
sddressins note BY post 10 NJ ABRAlAMs Ladies at
tended BY Mrs A.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
IL Purchasers have an opportunity Of selecting from
CHOICE STOCK OF aEWELKY,
purchased In Psrs and Rome by JOSEPH J. ROGERS re-
Gently returned Latest styles suit all tastes
prices, to close out stocx. JOSEPH J. ROGERS.
No. Q John street
Up stairs
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

A GREAT DEMAND FOR oTHiNG;-LAplss AM AND
n gentlemen having any Cast on ClothtnE, fmrnlture
Carpets Je elry will the highest priccs ~ calling
on addressing A. HARRIS, 55i Third svcnue, between
Thirty eghth aud Thirty ninth streets Ladies ntesded oy
Mrs. Harris.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

A DAMANrEAN WHITE FILLrNGs OF GOLD AND
N patiua, chemically combnsd. entirely painless. closely
resembles the enamel never dslors o. !ais 9ut brossn
teeth built aud rendered s.rSceahe S AL other white
lngs soc Unsurpassed arheia Teeth osery style. ~ 70
81 81 each Painless sItractr. No. "a East Twcy ecoud
e,rcet, near Lexington avenue -,
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

Mesns from and for kvok, dis ssa 1854 ers rnonsy
Iron B.itiacre), bahsA; StsA shP orrT hA'e 0u's'
Phila !eiphia. -. 49,. No.
VUkkssr~ws Nor 9o-Arr Eonix Ersesth ke,ese. nes
York MAihhae, ONn, do: 1oth. Lcgans bsces bu.
Emanuel WAioe, do. 60, uh.,r
SuspsWLAsp Nov 2a-Arr Lew Chew, Sinca.r. Hamburg
kHEips Nov 29-Arr Dtss tae~eh ferk, 1iA S,,s
Short HRyrc Ar,ac Bass bergen. 3D. nos"s" 'P'"e1s'
Wnilmose, Rot,erdsnL =. p.a.n,
ss,asA Nov 23-Arr bsrts AodeuA Ryder, ana haa'An'
Finn, Boston -, -, a.. Syn,r a7th
With ca rvo ~ rags and couon
ST Tnosxs Nov 25-Ar brig Nepcuset Tracey, Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

A RTIrICIAB some FILINGS c5 CENTs.-DR
N GRIfFIN. has removed 10 - East Tw.nty,secoud
street formerly with Dr q Hcwcll ills teeth 10 the best
manner with genuine Arincia Bone Aching teeth, mere
shels and roots rendered comfortable and servceapie
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

FINANCIAL.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
"A CHATHAM SQUARE. NEW YORK,
OPEN DAILY tfrom 10 20 Z and from 10 =. ny
DEPOSITS from Is CENTS TO $500 DOLLARS recrived.
6PER CENT INTEREST paid of $500 and under
NJ D. VAN PELT President
JosEPH y. CooPER Sec CtIAS. u. BAILEY, Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
sHIPPTN0.

CrnAn wEEKLY TO LIyERrooL. TOUCHING ~
~ Q0oenstswn {Cork ha 6erl.-Tne liverpool New NJ
and Phiadelphia Steamship Company intend despstcl|
their fu powered Cde built iron follows
GSiNb ~ Saturday. December nj
---.............. Saturday, January 81
The New York herald., 1862-12-21

r)ENsIoNs, BOUNTY, PAY, PRIZE MONEY AND ALL
j Army snd Navy ella ms procured ~ 5oNEs BHowN.
NJ. z Park place. New York.
\. B.-send for our Hand Book ef LnferpallsA
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
mrs. oRiFrrN, 9ss GRAND sTnEEr NEW YORK.

IL Opposite Lori Ta \ m 257 Fulton street. Brook
yn inscltna full partial sets OF cr Improved Ari.
fetal Teeth, with without extracting the vots ful scs
on gold pdna, s25; silver rnnner vs. parta ses
(god) TOOTH 81 silver rubber 81 htractne 70 c
The New York herald., 1862-12-21
DENTISTRY.

A RTIF1CIAL, PEAuTIfuI. PATENTED TEETH-"NA.
N tioual Dental Gallery Sixth avenue, Twenty
secoud street. Silver sets only So rubber SlO vncante,
fs; warranted Single teeth 81 filing teeth with gold,
DR.. MANSON, Dentist.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

Heard Of Crandie's death. but not officially.
The above = respectfully submitted correct st of
all absentee who have been notified within 80
days, SEN my Medical Ofcsrs certificate Of their
inability 70 do 50 or b. reported deserterS~
I have the honor TO be. very respectfully. &c,
J. J. ALEX ANDER,
Col. seth Ind. Vol. Infantry.
CAxP CIEAs CxSEK, Mss. June Goth. lss2. jy30-d3t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02

II IsT OF ABSENTEES Or THE 22D REGIMENT OF
Indiana Volunteers, notified to rejoin their Reg-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
LIST OF ABSENT SOLDIERS.

a LIST 0F ABSENTEES BELONGING TO THE seth
~ Indiana Volunteers Infantry, who have been noti
fef IN obedience TO General Order No ~, Headquarters
Army Of the Mississippi 10 reoin The Regiment within
thirty says. send Army Medical Officers certificate
Of his inability to do so, or be reported deSerter:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-02
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