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The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11

The POWERFUL HUNTsAAN.-In the chan.
eel of the church of Walton upon Thames, in
the county of Surry, are several brass plates,
nailed against the south wall, to the memory
of one John Selwin, celebrated for his re-
markable strength, as appears by the follow.
ing traditional story John Selwin, the per.
son represented on these plates, both in .
praying posture, and in the act Of killing q
stag, was, as appears by the inscription, un-
derkeeper of the park at Oatlands, in Surry,
in the reign of Queen Elizabeth the bugle.
horn, the insignia of his Office, being appar.
ent in both figures. This man was extreme.
ly famous for his strength, agility, in skill
in horsemanship, specimens Of aH Of which
he exhibited before the queen. at grand
stag hunt, in that park, where attending, as
was the duty of his Office, he in the heat Of
the chase suddenly leaped from his horse up.
on the back of the stag lboth running at that
time with their: utmost speed, and not only
kept his seat gracefully, in spite of every ef-
fort of the atfrighted beast, but drawing his
sword, with it guided him toward the queen,
and, coming near her presence, plunged il
into his throat, so that the animal fell dead
at her feet. This was thought sufficiently
wonderful to be chronicled on this monument,
and he accordingly is there portrayed in the
act of stabbing the beast.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11

The Sprinield correspondent of the Boston
Journal relates the following amusing anec.
dote;
A case Of practical Yankee shrewdness oc.
cnrred in Washington, Berkshire county, to-
day. A young man who had been talking
war for several days mentioned before 3
wealthy man of the town that he was going
to enlist Rich man said he would give him
800 if he would. Young man promised he
would, and rich man gave him check for
amount. Young man then went to another
rich man and challenged him to enlist. Rich
man No. said he would do it if he would.
Young man consented, and the bargain was
closed by depositing 800 each in the hands
of reliable man, the whole to be paid to the
one that enlisted, or if both should enlist OF
both should fail, the money was to be refun-
ded to its respective oWners. Rich man No. 2
sees the young man in earnest, backs out
himself, and forfeits the 500. Young man
then slips over to Hinsdale, where the boun.
ty is heavier than in Washington, and by
enlisting there received Sill more: Yester-
day he wasn'tworth q red to-day he is pro-
prietor of S3ll in hard cash, and to- morrow
he is going into camp With the the Thirty
fourth regiment at Worcester. The Wash
ington people don't like this operation-not
much-although the young man claims that
it is perfectly fair, honorable and profitable:
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WATcH THEx-Persons who appear to be
well posted, says the Carson Age, state that
it would astonish the people of this Territory
if they could see at once the small army Of
thieves and desperadoes, of the chiEalry or
guerrilla style, who are congregating in this
place and the mining towns. One person has
intimated that he can see more of them in one
evening at Virginia City than he ever saw in
one night at San Francisco and what is
worse they are still coming, and the brains
are also around to lead them in house robbing,
burning, or the formation of guerrilla bands,
Our mining and other towns people cannot
be too careful. They may baye their honses
burned down over their heads some windy
night. This is the kind of danger we fear
here more than any other because, if these
scoundrals should form guerrilla bands they
will find that others can take q hand at that.
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Times of Holding Courts.
The Law Of Newspapers.

L. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary, considered as wishing to continue
Gheir subscription.
:. If subscribers wish their papers discontinued.
publishers may continue to send them until all
charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until they settle their
bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
dnforming the publisher, and the paper is sent to
she former direction, they held responsible
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
. paper or periodical from the office, or removing
and leaving ancalled for. is prima facia evidence
of intentional fraud.
RR- Postmasters would oblige, by strict fulfill
ment of the regulations requiring them to notify
publishers, in three months of papers not Ia
ken from their office By subscribers.
~ Under the Law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
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round it burst into passion of tears. The
mothers heart had conquered:
From that moment the counsel retained on
behalf of Mojor de Beaurepaire felt that his
cause was lost. and wound upa most elo-
quent speech with an appeal addressed ra:
ther to the compassion, than to the sense Of
Justice of the tribunal.
The sentence of the court condemned Mad.
anne lie Moine-nec Feron-to return to her
first husband.
On the evening of her return ehe died very
suddenly, it was generally supposed at the
time from the effects of poison.
Major de Beaurepaire fell at Vittpria.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11
BILL HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY So.
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do well to give call. We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11

LoyE.-A single glance did it. When the
mine is charged, when the pile is prepared,
nothing is more simple. A glance is spark.
1t is all oyer. The glance of woman resem:
bles certain machinery, tranquil to all ap-
pearance, yet formidable. Yon pass close to
it every day, quietly and with impunity,
without the slightest suspicion. There comes
a moment when you forget even that the
thing is there. You go and come, you dream,
talk and laugh. All of a sudden you are
caught 1t is done. The machinery holds
you fast. You struggle in vain !; no human
succor is possible.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11
SHASTA COURIER.

Publication Office in Tomlinson's Building, front
ROOM up stairs, three doors above Wells, Fargo
Co. = Express Office.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11
aC0MMISSI0N AND PURCHASING
Ascent,
SAN FRANCISCO

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MER-
Y chandize and articles of every description are
solicited by the undersigned.
A residence in this city of over ten years. and an
experience in the business of nearly the same length
of time, are considered sufficient to warrant IT,.
confidence of persons in the country who occasion
ally require to make purchases here, through the
agency of reliable party who may be looking
for a permanent Agency in San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his services, assuring all
who intrust orders to him that no effort shall be
spared to execute their commissions satisfactorily.
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
City Reference.
Those desiring information csnesraing the uader-
signed referred to
VIM. T. Coleman Co., San Francisco.
J. II. Coghill & Co., "
G. rgley, Druggist, .
Flint, Peabody & Co., 8
Ira P, Rankin, !"
Ross Dempster & Co.. /"
j. Anthony 4 Co., Union Office. saera
mento City.
And to the proprietors of the Shasta
COURIER.
N.B.-orders for Machinery, Pianofortes, Melo-
deons, Sewing Machines. Watches, Jewelry, &c.
will be attended to by competent Judges
l.. P. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street, up stairs,
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
ap27
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CURIOUS CAs-.-Samuel P. Sterritt, Go. |,
First Michigan, was shot at the battle Of
Gainse' Mills. the ball entering the right side
of the head, destroying the right eye and
passing back of the left eye, probably de
trcying the optic nerve, as the sense of vision
is impaired. He says be has not suffered any
pain from the wound.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11

DowN ON PLUNDERERs-.' would to God,"
said Washington, in reference to the plunder-
ers of the Government of his day, .sthat $ me
of the more atrocious in each State were hung
upon a gallows five times as high as that pre-
pared for Haman. No punishment, in ny
opinion, is too severe for man who can b4ila
his greatness upon his countrys rum"
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11

We have captured in this rebellion one
hundred and ten schooners, fourteen steam
ers, thirteen brigs, eleven sloops, ten barks,
and nine ships, making one hundred and
sixty-seven, without taking into account the
vessels of war, gunboats, etc., captured OF
sunk ip the various conflicts. The prizes re-
Gently taken have been very rich ones.
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81 have little GIRL" said q friend the
other night, .'who, like all good little girls,
repeats her prayers nightly before the goes
to bed. The other evening, a plaything had
SO attracted her attention and occupied her
mind during the day. that it mingled with
her customary evening deyations. So she
commenced thus ''Our Father who art in
Hea, en-mamma, won't you give me
horse THY kingdom come-with . string to
,t
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11
SHASTA CAL. SATURDAY. OCTOBER
SHASTA COURIER.

zN- l.. p. FISHER--ls the only Agent
of the SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements and
receipt for the same.
oFFICE-11lI Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1862-10-11
TOWER HOUSE.
junction of Yreka and Weayerville Roads.
l2 Miles from Shasta, Shasta County.

n HAVING purchased the entire interest
lil of N. R. Metcalf in and to the Furniture
III and Fixtures, and all personal property
belonging to the place. and leased this old establish
ed House, would beg leave to inform its old friends
and patrons and the public generally, that am
prepared to accommodate them in as gooda manner
as they can be in Northern California
Always have on hand good SUPPLY of
Hay and Grain.
The best of care taken of Stock.
hope by.striet attention to the comforts of Gus
toners, to merit share of the public patronage.
GRANT l. TAGGART.
Tower House. March /. 1862.
P. 81 have for sale. cheap. several light thor
ough braeed Wagons several good Horses and pair
of good Work Mules g. 1. T.
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fairs and ~ offended his fellow bosr de tina, They
threatened W hfct summary punishment when
he became greatly excited and left the house, stat
ing that he could MT Associate With such pco, II.
IL lad previously packed up his trunks, and or
thrcd private carriage, In which he took Ids
departure. Thst was tie last u HIN In
Brooklyn. The officer. however. traced him 10 +,
fashionable boarding house In New York, where he
had rcroatc,l the sano game. Not being in when
the of'icer called. he waited for hour during
Which time three parties arrived with gods, which
he hsd ordered. one man had brought an article
offurnit1rc, worth $35 lady brought msniils,
worth about $40, &C., which he represented was for
his mothcr, Mrs.. Dupont, who resided nj Adoria.
The officer. meanwhile, seized his trinks,and othet
effects consisting Il furniture. paintings, ensrav-
ing', fancy glass uaro, &c, and when NJ last Mr..
stl.el entered, lac was also seized, aud brought
H. Br, oklyn, ~ await further developem@it. Tbs
parties sviudl,d are mostly French and German.
The accused represents himself M son Of Judge
sHlwell, Of Stsr',i' Conn. Parties who have COIN
Paints " make against him requested 10 call Al
The ONCE IL r,iicc Inspector Folk, basement Of the
Brooklyn CITY Hal.
SrRrcK ny LIGHTNING. house of Pat
rick Monhhily, ia Bergen street, near Vanderbilt
Avcnpc, M. also the house of Charles August, In
Brtlcr street near Brpoph Avenue, were struck
by lightning during thc thunder torn on Friday
night. There wasnp damage done beyond the dis
placement ola few bricks.
ExrLoSIoS. An explosion occurred in the
percussion cap mandatory 81 Dr. Goldmark, In
Carroll street, on Friday, 10y which julius Kent,
one of the workmcn was slightly injured. This Ia
tie thirl accident Of similar Character, The two
former having t,su',e in the dath OF several per.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


ing taken cargo o. goods hoard his vessel bound
for Key wost aud ayng disposed pf them for his
own beu,hi, being under the law l,numipatci
piracy. In IL" Supreme Court, MARIA NJ. &. W ct
more brought tut against Daniel Iiu-man, Ter
trustee, AM others, to break trust decd OF mar
riagc set ,uout upon lor husl and. Tire decd was
made tic nj VI before her marriage with w,tu. re-.
uId signed uu tuc morning u' the Same day size WAS
married u! It sAr madcd -pp,tuu ct % consider
III, amount 90 pr 'i'. subsequently tie bride
became dis,ati.h3 with Tie terms OF the decd, ind
brought t.s a.iun to hive Il auuu'..d. ON TIE
ground tu' 'lr N.s Hu htHt wien Il waHiu,,lr,
and knew u'ir s,uutcuts. RI, Court, however,
he'd that o .uh luHt Doe set aside, nor could the
tonounr... .. ,pe contract Dy tie wife, when she
arrived o' a, unr.i Il. she mai mad, Il
when M iduit and hud married wMo IA.
infant. '. l'u sac arrived at majority sic WAS u
G,He corcd, ash war iu'umpct,nt 10 brook i with
out Joining her husband, who was party g. it, AMI
road not, therefore, join her IN resembling 1t. The
complaint wns dismissed H. the same e urt, Il
cantes, among tie color, brethren came mp, va re-
crcnco 10 tie African ". - Church. ProcccJiu y
being cftallisl,d hy tie REALTORS, Lewis Na',tue,
o. bert McC 10 C'As. :. NJ ll,o ami WIN. J Eru-
dali H. r,'t lr. tu,n,,'ycs I, 'r" as t-t,,I Of the
g loryl ,uui"" situated NJ the corner of C.u.-h
sud l., Ola Il -t.tgts, m tbs c.ty, to VII .tun'',
thoy claimed to have been duly elected, a,t .u.l
they were vth' lu,uuy excluded. Upon the tih
the Court tuIu: that tie rclaturi LAT
been legally clc.t.l u, ami Illegally excluded.
Court Csleud"r tdHy-Snprcme C1urt-t,curral
Term-Ad'ournei to Tuesday, j mo l7th. SUI
preme Court Special Tcrm--Nos. 20 6)-,n de-
murrer-lSo, 3m, III, i!2, 2ll, al, ai2, i53,
90 Az, 49,, 49,, ~ 4ol, IGi, 100, iGl, iG7,
sGS, 400, IA, AL, az, 4,3, 80. suprcme Court
Crcuit-pnt Nos. 9l2a lIII, Goil G0IT, llsl,
i9,3, 1889, lti', 1865, 22,o, 22J7, 2laa, .2l3,
.2A7, -2i9 2..l, 2-5i, 1900, 90, 2-ag. Part -
Nos. 100, 2O3i, 80, 2oui, 900, 9.ai .21o 2!G2,
2270, 22'i 2-1G, $3.50, 22,2, 40 6uN, % .2s3,
22ss 22e9 liza, ly'-, 2o4i. Superior Court
Trial Term-PMt ! Ma. lI43, SCI, 52l, 23lg,
23Tl, 2!6o, 25Ol, 2;o3 g,N5, 25t7, 25u., 26ll.
Part 2-Nos. $3.50 29i, 91Io, l-5d 1>;4, lss0,
1902 22bo, 22li, 1912, 1851, Cos, gG-, 2.y6, llbl
1896 b!2, 1898, 2096, 6i,. Common p.,u-rrin
Tarm--Adiuurlsd for the term.
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ALLEGED SwISpLER ARRESTED, ~ Young
man giving his name as Water u. SI.woll, was
arrested in New York on Friday night BY Oct eli .
Corwin, Of this city, on the charge Of obtaining u
large amount of goods by iHlst repr' ,ontluous.
HIS mode of operations was t. take loaid at some
respectable house. and order goods 10 be sent there,
representing himself, as Occasion required, as the
son or relative OF Messrs Pierremont, Low, Lu-
oueer Polhomus and other we.l-kuoWu citizens.
Al one establishment In Court street Ia ordered
furniture 10 the value Of SllO0, and representing
himself as native Of Charleston, directed the man
ufacturor 10 embellish Of the articles with the
South Carolina coat Of arms, expressing hh conn
dence THAI the war would soon be over, md he
could have them shipped on without difficulty. The
first payment was 10 have been made last Saturday,
but as he was then in custody on other charges he
could not easily fllhll his promise. lie had pre-
yiously obtained several hundred dohars worth Of
articles from the Manufacturer. At another place
In Fulton street, lac obtained umbrellas parasos,
&C., for which he gave check On ii. Stilwcl d
Co., bankers, No. 10 Wal street, 10 such firm
being In existence. Ater having obtained large
amount Of property in Brooklyn, In nude pr,para-
lions 70 leave without paying his board Dy getting
into dispute with some gentlemen in regard 10
u war. lie took Q stroax Southern view OF ai
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ont any especial explanation. The simpis trssn
was, the moaning sounds the two mso had
heart, near the spot where the arms vSrs con
ceal J, on Colonel's island had been uttered By
Col Wayne, AFTER he had bssn tied to the trss
and loit by Halcom. These means Of d. I. ess
soon & ided them to the spot, and the remsindsr
cal be imagined.
JudS hal drted forward at the Arst assurances
that the new corners wore friends. and now N,
turned with . stout rope, the end Of which b.
threw TO the landlord. The boat "a Inn
m lately secured to tho bulwarks. In ordep I.
relieve Capt. Winthrop from rowing, and H.
the Colonel inquiries:
us it safe to come aboard, daughtss, o. vii
you como to usi"
''Oh yes. It's quite safe. Come!s
lie; me have your hand, air." said the land.
lord to Morcland, besccchingly After he haA
blistered his fingers in trying to climb up the
silc Of the brig. 1.-THE fact Is, weigh sbost
three hundrcd morn use to. There q strong
pull altogether. Heavc, oh !" and Mr.. CT Ops
found himself on the Deck
The Colonel soon followed, and cissped Corsl
to his heart with the isrvency prompted by his
com had prepared for him. She returned his
care scs, sobbing In the fulncss Of her delight
The Colonels eyes soon rested on his late pro
server, who was gazing upon him with fearful
eyes, and at the same insan Coral threw her
arms arounl her brothers neck, murmurnx:
'Oh, brother how happy father will 10 al
your restoration to US !"
The Colonel sto,l looking wildly from one to
the other for moment, and then, as a comprc.
hension of the sccnc came over him, he dartei
forward and clasped his rejoicing children in his
arms.
81 see 1t all see il all - he cried, in toncs
Of mingled joy and thanksgiving. THANK God
ior this happiness can die happy |"
Capt. Winthrop had climbed up out Of the
boat, and stool quietly IN the back ground IA.
zing upon the scene before him with much won.
der and eNciicm'nt. After few moments q
JOYFUL communion with his children, the ColonI
looked around in search o. him AMI saw him.
Mr.. Crops saw him also, having been waiting
for that eventual mu. Ient with some iinpatience
| AMI he now cried 10 Coral ash don't cry.
iont scream, don't faint, don't SGT excited
DO not be surprised daughter, to sec an old
friend Of ours here, said the Colonel, smiling Il
| the excitement of Mr.. Crops. 81 have BEEN
explaining matters while we were coming up in
the boat, and 1t is not the least Of my Joys Al
this moment that your greatest sorrow IS to end
| hcrcm
Coral threw her curls back from her face, and
looked at Capt. Winthrop, who at n gesture
| from the Colonel had advanced. 1t was not 10
lark but that she knew him-knew him at
| glance. For a moment she started and recoilc,l.
| as II uncertain what bis feelings were towards
her and then, as the old smile appeared on his
face and the old love beamed from his eyes, she
| bounded towards him and was folded TO his
breast.
"D-n that Halcom !" growlcd Mr.. Cropps.
| savagely, as he dashed a tear from his eyes
Lets 90 and shoot him! !"
To be Continued
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EEcAIT, re- % - I,crEn PicKrocKrr.-
john farr'll, one Of tie r,ckp",kots vbu "a few
weeks since, ioiiod q Mr. Frtt Of $500, nt the
jersey CT fer, AnH been ie.irr"''- WI
once ~ pri. -
..onniW Cum TorNp DEowNEp.--1he
body Of Il unlc child, arraoutly about 10 months
Oh, was p.atoi mp in the bay ) tie powder hpat
On saturday morning.
TiE ConSrH-.ioNE Of the Concrc .ational
Church. ia course Of erection a the corner Of York
nnd Henderson streets, Jcr,cv Ct, Will ho hid
with appropriate cer,in, u,s this tMpulayl at r
uuan, at I u',loct. Addresses Nii lc delivered hy
u y. y T. 1houIeYY. u. u, ui N,w Nusk Rev.
WIN. Ives " idii' ton, u. H., and Rev. WIN. a.
NlfIInIt %. Il-l-L w.
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Provisions -Pork-sqlcs. Cd Mss tio SASH
New mes. eli ON. Prime do 80 %. CITY pritn,
mes, $il. Beet county mess, ., slp.
Prime DO s. 5naI. Repnckel Western, slinl3 ~ -
BecfH Si6sId ~. Bacon. shes. long clear. ~
short clear. 81. Hams. 4Sssi. Shoulder. 3j.n4
Lard. n, !. iSs,a. Kettle rendered. s4tsi.
kogN So Ohio Butter. iOaiic. state, lOalt
Cheese, Ohio. SAFE; state. Gaze
RICE 1uiies. 62ah - Corr ina. s'..Tk.
s.Lr-Livctr.'i. ground STAT r.. Ashton, 80,
y; 81. Kits 30; Turks Island, q.
sosr-Cnst'c, uc,y, lac.
Srip'rs-sslcs. clr''c Nrnudv, AZ 9Os1 n
Go lac 3 >'ni 90 en-. 80 9a,. To- .rafn,'ca Rum,
] tal- 10. ST. Co.'S Rum, ! Goal IL. wA.-key.
San.
swear -ru- T. god r,Hnmg. o1,1.
ssr Cuta, drtv iaiI, 6',,5'fi ~ ocs,
% New ORGANS. o.. Bl.'.' ~; $ am. ..
a. 81 ~ yellow r'ti.,i, "a ,ga lit White,
~ M rN,i,9T,s,, I''."i't STUART Loaf,
A. o.. yellow, 49,
TALiow Paine city, o; wcstefn, IBIS,
s,,s9; tuiol,'s Q 1t
TArIoc,-I. T.. ~ 10
IkA-Anko', ., q Is C.; Congo, O,'nu.'. % u O. (:
ny-'a, 20 ay., C'arsc y. liz sou. b. 90. Iiysou
rIs-sdc. straits IN ,2sL B,nc., Ella; plates.
10 \. 80 > +ib2 %
TosAccp--Sslcr k,rtlcky. i1,lA
WHAttnoNr-O .hot-k, % !. e.; s Iutl, Sea G2 q
Art. -.
wort-s,'c, lccccs. a 40 pulled. 40, A.
fasi IL ii,, -: VI .iu,rrnu.nu. .3 q s.!
fRIituts-f .ur l. layrilnol, - CT, who It,
10l., shiI's lA+.s { .tu, ST.. irft, 40. r.
London. f'sr Sc. ~ Whcai Va tiip's l,.,s. int
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vlEI.lEN peS.

4 FEW MORE RECRUITS WANIEp--
"a For tie fiit' Regiment New York State Noiun-
teer Artillery, tul SAM FL GRAHAM, moss sta
toned NJ Font Marshal, Ia timuic, Nil. This r,.d
ment offers many Inducements that cannot Ice Ind
Ia amy other, Tor those who desire TO serve their
country In this its huur Of pcril. hong tir,-
aliuo marches, 1901 ,Spu>Ir. la damp, cold tents.
Good, warm and comfortable harra,k Ks in hcatly
locality provided for each man. A only few
more recruits wanted T. OIL this regiment 10 it,
maximum number, those who des. T. Join i must
spply Immediately ~ Lieut. w. n BOYLE, c.. 4,
NJ the cor ui Hnwery and Grand Vt. All absent, es
requested 10 report ut :, Is office or they viii he
returned ~ dcscit.ts. Lieut.. BKOWEk, Regimen
tai Recruiting Ohccr. i.l4 ll'iub
A FEW MEN WANTED TO FILL Il' A
"A Company IA thc !tjd regiment. Voshurgh Chas-
seurs, Col. GEOE ~ A. BUCKINGHAM, now IN
camp at the Ned House, lo5th ~ and I'd ave. The
location aud oundn. il dci n,ul, fine ground,
good bnth,ng Sc, 81. The m,n ~ soon ~ mus
tered are provide with comfortable quarters, coth-
in and good ratous. Pay commences sou as
mustered. Relief will be given b. the families o
volunteers, and, In accordance with join, r.''u'
ton OF Congress recently adopted every volunteer
will lie entitled H. IN lntl's pay ia advance. Qr'ti
fed men can sccur, the Positions OF non commits
stoned officers. Apply g. Capt. ALIEN. WARREN
SMITH, Recruiting Oniccr, Mulberry, cor Canal IT,
IT,