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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

The President Of the United States has
issued his Proclamation calling for 900 600
additional volunteers. The undersigned. in
accordance herewith are organizing com
pany in this county. to serve in the list
Regiment. which viii be Immediately organ
lied q; Camp Nig-. The company will be
organized 20 the number of l0l men, rank
and file The pay viii be from sI3 to 500
per month, and everything found
BY order OF the Adjutant General. this
day issued, one months pay and s25 of the
bounty money will be paid each recruit as
soon as mustered into service. making in all
s3- advance pay to each soldier
Recruiting Office in Tuell's Old Stsre. on
Main Street. Terre Hau,e. Ind
81. ID. TOPPING
Al. WEIGH.
The undersigned take pleasure in recon
msnding the above gentlemen TO those vii.
Ing TO volunteer. as in every way qualified
10 take charge Of company
E.B. ALLEN.
HID. SCOTT.
X. W. THOMPSON
July 10 l762iAwlw
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- The subscribers 70 the fund for the
benefit Of the soldiers now enlisting ia The
7lsi Regiment. are requested 70 meet Al the
town hal t.sis morning Al O'Clock.
JAMES HlTE.
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~ The Journal understands that Capt.
Smith has recruited between sixty and sew
enty men for h-s Company-all fine looking
iellows. Success. to him.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

xxxvnrn coscRrss-ra.. sanss.

WsSHlxeros. iuly rs
SfStff. txrSlxo SHssI0s Mr. Chandler
made speech IN uhieh he read from the
testimony ~ Assistant Secretary Of Var.
Tucker. that pgior - tie sth a Apsii. I'D.
~ n,sn we're seat no=n 20 McCisilan. Sub
se1pepi'y Ffanklin's DIVISION. letHp Ne
teiis bireiop. ln.o'e. a 60 frasn Baisi-
n'ese afi Fort Nonroe aad soi Shieijs' D.
S'Soa.sisv making l..e osAa ssta @ NeClel.
a. islpf o. fise eugagemenis before Rich.
noi.'i, Mr.. Chandler conilsued BE remarks
q similar strain % his Vssrions speech
against NcClellaDi and n defence Of the
Secretary Of War
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

foCxD-In the town Of 81. Mary. val.
liable Cameo Breast pin. which the owner
can have b. calling a, this Office and paying
fsf fhi- notice July l-ltf
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FROM NEW YORK
uEGAIp's DISPATCH

Nav loRk, July l7.--Reliablo advices
received from Richmond state that the rebel
troops are In great numbers. with abundant
artillery and full confidence. was thought
there that our army would be overwhelmed
On the Chickahominy. and the fact that il
was not, is attributed to the good general
ship Of Mcclellan
The rebels Planned 10 break our lines on
Friday and on the succeeding Monday, but
did not
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

In addition TO the so advance pay and
bouasy 0aered by the government. the 1T
-tal and generous citizens Of this ciiy and
county have offered slo additional pay 10
each acceptable recruit TO be mustered into
the : isi Regiment from this county
NJ y TOPPING
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

BRANDAkTn's riiLs.-for the restoration
hsaih Of those WHO have been stricken ~ a-c-le.,
or paralysis they are the only reliable riedicis,
al affections q the lungs. chest ard bowels the
prompt use saves life and Quickly cures ruenna
MA pieurisy. o-r.cFa. wind, srasms, worms eaole.
moTbus, diarrhoea. dysentAry whether q ON malaria
eating nnripe fruits or other faults IN Diet yisis
their influence. Asthma, eout. rheumati.,ns, live
affections. rupsures. innammatons o. any or-a
levers whether asue other specific icvcrs: b.iiou,
diseases. jAundiee. 81. vitus's dance smallpox meas
rs, Group, erysipeas white swcings. piles. ulecs.
Of even thirty years continuance and ss,eciaa,
ulcers q the liver have all been cured permanent,
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal pills IA
female complaints aud nervous diseases they ha.,
been equally successful wide change q life. hol
arst and second periodsl. Epilepsy depression a.,
prits frightful cerams. all distractions and rsaa
atoms are by them cured. dispersed md corrected
frics Is cents pr box.
Sold ey J. X. crsisauAs. rerre nau,e. ard 4,
'-peciai1e dealers Ia msdioise. DAnid~iui
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~ Second Lieusenants. with power to
recruit. enroll and muster volunteers. have
been commissioned in thi- District. as FOL
lows
fi q McMilien Of GoSport.
Ia-.rh q Citfori OF Terre Haute
Anafsa Is e'th 81 Terre Haute.
joseph A Stsndcford Of Greencassle
jssnes X McAfthur of Mon,exuma
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REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE TO Real Estate Dealers. -
ihsFs D~ssiirrs snt stars naoms lSnssr y,
ts~r>, esrsisnt plsres = srf Fs.-<s ~hirh I iii
r.ae - psupsFsf IN - resf TeFrs Haste ard pay
eirsrence IN cash kpply %
sHkRhrrT.
oS3v. kssi EstsS Asect
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SIATE Of Indiana. Nigo County, IS.
~ No. ie25--yigo Cireurt Court. September term
ise1-IohnaihAn Rosel -. Rebecca Rssei- rstitior
a. uIvorc~.
81 this aar. te-~ii. the 5th day = Jsly A. n isfs
Genes he HAinua ~ hoesil. Attsrns5. end
de their ccnfisint herein. also conpstsnf Nit
u~e~es' afiaasif. sh1-iax that fke defendant il a
rsosl-residsnt - the State q futiana-
Neslct u tberefofe hereby given g. ~ ssii de-
fsndsnt q The fling ard psndsncy q tal. proceed
inx sd that The ~iil bc hs.ra sn6 dsterain-
al a ibe uett Tern = or sali Cart ooumsnxins
on N Iirss Ncntsy ef September nsRt A. y. iss..
Attest. J. D. Hi.Akt. Ctsk.
tafw-ffa
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1An n(n lbs. WOOL WANTED. snd 81
lVOsOW wbizh I vil pay the highest
rffre IN 'Cssh. a. ~ f.sstbsf sire.
n. is1 Nsis street. Terrs Hsuts, lid.
mar1tff 4. A Hf'hNFTT.
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So Ssrumons or scrofalols Affections AZ. A..
curse. he bgt.. the po.sis rot Of mankind. rh,r
arc <ile nd 1i.hy vel fatal. They arisc From
s'' '.'Ai'Anoh and mpurty Of the blood. a a. 4.
&c seen al '.oond Is everywhere. One quarter -
All We meet arc saintst with thsm and BE caar,7
Of these die q ihe die foc'shly too secarse sher
arc durable. AfaK's ss<sArAKnas eieanses out az
sero'oous corruption from the blood, renders lits
and healthy. aud ereciually espurgates the isui
contamination ron the system. No iouSc- sro.
under your sofo'uous disorders. sine n !rre,,t.
Die ArH has provided h, mastery s5snhins.ior q,
curative virtues that he calls sAs.- r,AnIA -fpcn-
ocrai. Waterbury. c..
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INSU RANCE.

DIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
L issued In the fna Insurance Company Of
Hartford, Connecticut
Cash Assets --.------ %. oso .Ooo
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
In the Fire and Marine Company. Springfield. Mass.
taeh 1->tts-r-. 800 600.
FIRE POLICIES issued in the Fire In
uranee Company Of Hartford, Connecticut.
thsn Assets -s..- $40. 600.
INSURANCE IN the above old and reliable Gonna.
nies can De pracnf't AZ reasonable rates On april
cation 10
HATtR McKFFv, Agents
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies in PhUnix Mutuai
ldie Insurance Company o. Hartford. Connecticut.
taen Assets . .co COO.
Received ~
J. II. HAGEc. Agent.
DR.. Joss 4 SooB. Medical EXAMINER
aprSism
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

LSio> RlfLss. Arrx~rsox'---fou are
Commanded 20 meet al yoar armory on this
Friday evening. AZ III o'clock N for
drill. Business Of Importance will he
brought tsf fe the Company. A fuIi A.
tendance = desired
~ oIdef Of
NJ. ID. TorrISc. Capt
r. " FfsK. o ).
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LEGAL.

SPECIAL NOTICE.-All persons
~ indebted 70 the estst- 81 Andrew wilkins, de-
ceased, FOR Clerks ices 81 sits brought by them q
against thenl hereby rotifed that and after
the 18th day q August next Pee Biis Exocutiols
VII in every - issued O. collect tue SANE -
All who Visa TO the costs Incident to collection
~ legal process. will Etve immediate attention
this notice.
BIB. MoFFATT. admir-
Iais l1dkw1e q Andrew wilkins
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fsncv Dyeing aud Securing rstab
ifshment.
INVITE CRAPF AND CASHMERE sHAwIS.
w sllk srd neoisn Dresses. also, fienilssnen's
clstAs Cissue1 afi csior~i - 49, ckenluai me-
cess. q inek llks rev.
Wabash street between tie canal sns ssk street.
sane stors oe<upied - TIE tn shop. aps1smwis
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PAS - choier Ne- Orleans Saeas
recevlag sna 81 ale by
sly7d2- A. McRcEGoR A ca.
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OLE CO.PART.

IL nership ne CO -pAftnershlp heretofore -
isfinr between . ". Patrick A p sfissl VS. this
day dissolved ~ mutsa consent Nessrs. James
Davis and q. ". Patrick ar authorized 90 collect,
ss,d hereby assume al debts - th~ firm.
sTIFFFf.
a. ". PATRICK
JANIS DAVIS.
Jai, "a. issl gysts~
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As'ssh----As Is hot season i, approaching. eve,
PeFsoA shoale prepare their sssen Sc the chang.
-se theSe Is ~ F~meey - srpiesbie - .Nrg.csn..
s'ss. siAe,..ns Cordial and Eieoi Purifier. n MI
pa''y tie blood tkocoaghiy. and al the ssme I'm.
strengthen aud inVtgoF A. TIE whole organlzatos.
he innense quantity u il that Is sold dail,. !,
p'ooi enough q Is gr~a; Virtues in thoroughly re
moving all inP1re MATTERS frora the blood wrsar
10 al. ny H. ITS delicious t. take.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

ELOUR--A choice brand, con
i Ssnily on band ~
J. A. PporE'S.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-07-18

ahiEboiD's EXTRACT pCCIU.
M, vpo, ,,,s ,,r,.. Ihk GREAT DlUREuc
AhAAbOlDS hAIt&CT bCCHU.
,,,., ,,,,>,.... IllE ehEAr pIURf-rIC
hALAbOibS EAfkACT blCHl,
THE GREAT DfrRETlc
uEl-1Dtl.b'S tAt4ANT HlCHJ.
rHE GAEAr DIUgETlc.
And Festive aid specific Remedy rpiseAses.f.As
hlsdeef' kidoevs,
Gravel, Dropsx.
ors1nlc weAlasss
An all DISEASES q lie Uans-y 0rgaas.
sos Advertisement IN another column. Cat oci
ard aend Tor The Medicine Al orce
BEWARE or coUSrERFEITS.
March 5tem
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july 10. I762iAwIw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

NOTICE.
TENHERE " II be a sale OF CONDEMNED H0R6Es OF the
Z C0pirdsr ate st.tes service, 81 GoOoHLtSD COURT
HOUSE on ae 18th Of June, coune1cieg Ut 10 o'cack-
About hundred horses will be offered. The sale will
be At Public Auction and the highest oder. icrms
Caah hLP&ED " BARBOUR,
Msjor and Oh et QasreIusster Army Potomac
Richmond daily pap=rs copy and sen bill Advertiser
June It'd
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The Late: Battle.

The late two days battle fought near this
city, IS designated in tho reports of the enemy,
SD is also known to some extent at least, in
our Own army, az the Battle OF Ssven Pines
We have not hacn able 10 obtain a copy OF a
late Northern paper; but we learn that an
Official hospateh has appeared FROM Mcclellan
claiming, as hs. did at williamsburg, brilliant
and compiete victory! Driven from ther on
trencbments-- driven out of their csmps-their
cannon t.koo--,hsir tonts takeu-their stores
of ell sorts csptured-driven among the bull
frogs, ard driven back where they tried to
come ou:--hye hundred prisoners taken, and
saved from utter rout only because the bog
protected them from pursuit Mcclellan yet
claims victory! Surely he must be under
an extraordinary pressure and necessity to
make him thus sink al the instincts of man
hood in the Misrepresentation of the deibe-
ratio and habitual fslsfer When does Nc.
Cle'an trap SO to whip US again?
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fnp,.rtry1Sc" Tuy man

We BOD il stated that arrangements hs7a
beuu made in the F,dsral armies lVr lden t!iy-
ing tho dead alter aug battles that nuy bs
fought. TIE idea is nos. admirable ons,
and shonld be adopted by our Cover nu-nt or
Generals. A very simple plan will answer
the purpose If carried out, Of enabling the hV1
ing to identify every Confederate aodicc who
may fAll on the battle fi,ld. E'ch soldier
should write bis uane on card Or strip Of
paper aud placeit in his pocket. II c1h7e-
nient every pocket about him should contain
cad with his uamc his place of residence
aud bis regiment legbly marked upoa it. Ii
III hardly poss, bic then that oil Of them conii
oe Destroyed, and when the battle is over and
thu armies bury their tead, it would be an easy
matter to identify every man. Sometimes
bead my be sbct away, or tho features CT
late conrrade SO horribly manglsd and distorted
as 10 render recognition imposslhle--lhe sim
pie card or "trip OF paper in the pocket will
quickly settle the matter. Wethrow out these
susgsstioas because VIZ hope thuy nay oc
adopted. Is simplicity recommends If, and II
cannot fail TO be productive vi The most con.
plete and Satisfactory results tchs"''Tg
Ci,i:an
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SsI,pkoUSnINGh A r;kr

TIE Houston, Texas, TELEGRAPH" ci tho 9Th,
gives tho following recount OF the capture Of
Fort Uutero III Now Mexico, by2 men -
On one occasion, 9 of our men under
D.. CayanGugs. wcnt up to Fort CuocT",
30 miles west OF Albuquerque. aiid 'tsinlnde1
tue unconditional surrender Of tito tort with
al its Contents end inc gariiauu I'll As armed
,neu as prisoners Ct var. the D;clnr gave
thea ten minu.cs to decide whether they
wsuld surrender " be put 10 the sword. AZ
;ns END Of ten minutes, tac gsrIlstu inGrcied
out ani sacked .Dnir Sims and Surrendered
a. pr sll.crs 81 war Ir.Y were la7clei b.
dc Doctor and srnl Of lie captured 6. this
point, $50 GOO worth Of supplies, Ill OF which
were safely transferred 70 Albuquerque. Dr.
Csvannngt'S report il: ,Xceciingly rich lie
vides ms io-ce Of three tGarde..LTc, Gillespie
and Thoppspn,) into lhreo divisions, right
aing, centre ard lsis wing flo descrih:s the
movements ii his Investing army with AZ the
grandeur q a Large army, end signs ih. no
port IS Uutum ,narr>in cnlef OF tne CJTT,dss
rate forces i'll the D.stric: Of Cubsro
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
LIEUT.. WINSTON L. CARTER, OF THE SEVENTEENTH


tn officer fell in the battle Of Williamsburg, oo the 5th
ulmo Of all the noble men who hve offered up the;
live. a. sRcifce their country's altar slice. this
srugg has been In progress no one OF them was ANNA
ted BY more genuine courage, or purer patriotism
At The call Of bis State he entered her servte, ana
with paten and fidelity discharged bis duties as az on
Ger aud sode In tue State and confederate SERVICE
10 lime OF bis deitn imp. etendlng and sentemsuS
In bis manners. usehsh and in bis feelings noble
aud aCno able In MS Impulses, he won the esteem Rna
confluence sllhs f=io both officers aad p
Yates.
lie always cool and collected, hut appeared e'er
to regard The safety Of his men mGre than bis Own
Hs fell his pusr, rsns md encour g:g MS ne1
and directing them re With effect DR. vnl
through the breast with bullet ami died Instantly al
Commanding Gene happened to be 10 sight Cf him Tneo
he ie and has remarked thai more cool ana aansns
bearing ~ battle be n.vrr saw THAI was there e1hioso
by Lieut.. Garter.
His fs has .addsued the hearts OF large number OF
friends hhg Carried the poignant 70 the
bosom Of his devoted family But let them be couiolseu
ny the reflection that BE fell 10 noble and 'igheous
cause-sud patriot and Christian soldier Houo hAs
die. -, a,
H.w4s q nltve OF Fl uquIer county, but resided IN
Prince William county, Va Ills aga was about g.
Ills body borne by frienes from the hed' ano ~a
buried at .r Williamsburg.
OSr WHO KNEW Hin WELL.
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fASSEE IDEAS.
The folio owing is copy Of alctte- i,uhd on
the battle field near Cornth:
HAMBURG, Tenn, April p, ISG

HAMBURG, Tenn, April y, 1852
Ny dear Sue IL erute &c you /. Ie6 days
s;ncr. Fearing, ho~eVer, That II has boon mis-
carried ur INTERCEPTED, "ritu AGAIN. Wsate
at this ptsc., anh expect 10 iuovo for TaFd in i.
short time On uorin;h, distance of sixteen
or ely hteen miles. We are expec,inga hard
contested battle, ss ~s learn tnat lho rebels
are in large force. Well, when ,h.., TINE comes
up We will make the rebels fee! tie weight
aud power OF our steel bssu seen many Of
the natives OF ibis co;ntrJ. Thog present
wo-be gone Look. They look like r.ey never
had any advantages of an education. noticed
some Of tho woucn'S dresses Oh ought to
DO here to take ono gaze .t lher hugo APP.
pcarance. Tuoir hopes are mad, Of craps VINE
aud white oak splits. eolsorry for tbs poor
ignorant things. Well, We will teach them in
few days how to do without white oak and grape
vine hoops. they are now the same as conquer
ed, and one more blow and the, country is ours.
/ hape my eye on tine situation, and how
happy We will live tohsn sps get our Southern
home. WAen ace get possession IF the land, a0e
can make tie me" raise cotton.a nd corn. and
the ,oon.en can act an The capacity OF domestic
servants. The women are.very ignurant-oniy
grade above the negro, and We can live like
kings. My love to all the neghbors kiss
all the children for me- and tell them pa will
come back again. Adisu, my dearest Sue.
JAMES DoSFrY
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y,,nortance OF our Recognition BY Foreign
Powers.

Immediately upon the hecls OF tho Roanoke
and Donelson disasters, il becsne exceedingly
nopulsr TO divert attention from every other
cha,na, and concentrate it upon the one all
absorbing topic of reliance upon ourselves
alone But the truth was our great fault had
been no, in looking abroad for aid, or in do
,cndence upon others, but in too great conf
dsnre IN ourselves. We held ourselves irwin
chile. Roanoke ard Donelson awoke us from
the dslus;on These sweet lessons Ct adversely
has no. been lost upon US. Driven back at one
point we now gain at smother, and demonstrate
ths: when properly aroused, We are uncon-
ouersble-,bat the war may rage with VARIOUS
fortunes for twenty years, and the aim OF sub
iucaton be rs far from accomplishment As
over. The South can not yitld, the North II
secms, will not desist. Yet If the war is 10
terminate at all, without foreign Intervention,
it must De BY chsngeof Northern sentiment.
The Northern people must be brought to TO
sl;ze III, impessLility OF the tas k they have
undertaken, or that if possible, it would not De
desirable 10 accomplish it.
Av,ry important step towards securing such
a rcactiunary conviction in the Northern mind
would bo our recognition abroad Our lnde-
pcnaeuca once acknowledged, our adverssries
mus. for very shame soon disgust themselves
With tho nonsense about "Reoeis, "Traitors,"
&C., and como to regard the war in its true
light ss one Of conquest snd plumber. The
world would so regard it, and the Northern
peo:io would soon learn to look upon our
Independence, As far a. that was concerned, IS
I'm tait oecomp1i, and the war degenerate into a
contest for boundaries These considerations
prove tho Importance OF pressing BY e7ery
available means, our recognition abroad.
We have not sdverted TO the reason involved
in Stewards declaration that recognition Will
Do considered declaration OF WAT! In the
darkest bour of our struggle we do not know
tina. the Psesiden. has ever departed from his
original policy s. boldly announced, of not
counting foreign alliance or interference; he
simply asks the justice OF recognition. But
if this implies war, then let England and
France accept the gage, cry havoc and lot slip
the dog; OF wsr across the Atlantic; let them
relieve their own suffering population IN Eu-
rope, aud arm, and cooperate with ours, in
Amer:sA
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a. VI. MORTON, G. u.

Tae ",i.orgia Salt Manufacturing CJnpany"
is abau to bu PEI Inancnt!g organized. The
Atlanta Iniellissncer says that the report OF
the committee on organization, made to meets
ing in Augusta two or three days ago, recon-
moOds that capital Of 5000, 900 be raised in
shares of $25 EACH that The books of SUBJ
scription be closed on lhs first Of June, pro-
vid.d $50, COO be subscribed prior to that time,
and operations to comu,ehcs whom that sim is
raised; that no subscription is good till the
money ,s paid in; that o board Of directors to
consist of twelve shall determine the salaries
of the officers, etc. Toe report was adopted,
and tie organization will DO made perm anenl.
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H,;iTssf al1;cEs.
,.,c;,..:,o,, r,ny so, 1861

GENERAL ORDER,
No..
|G1EE address Of msny osr50us prorosiha 10 "a .
pahss, d. Tor serve. III she Viz lna st,e Line S.a
u,scded BY Mpjor General John H. Floyd, h.s nctnesc
en With he 4 itaat general Of the srste. tne au'so
y to do So II ot forwarded 60 said persons eau
a. th. rhic. OF The AcJutrct Geae.sl '!fohii
Richmond H., ,,-
2 TIE p-r,ors 20 shom su:h su'h'itS Esru 20 M
hereby constituted recGu!I.ps End uusernS onGefs 'o
said service. ,,o s.rvt.- i'm.
Such cf,cers will and muster mo service 'u
u-I,.tely alter tick -rstmeut such ic!sou ~
en- thus worn ID mustered VIII IL sntteu 10 e"
mutation OF rhton, the rate u seve iy-hVe erha P'
,n. uolII rut,ons an he furnished them 10 sito.
- pointI OF tie -".l RaIdrErn- Tor the u. i'pcp
oI this command ~yth-vilie WEthr conLtJ anu
Good.ou as inyton couaty W.. TO these psces tney
viii b. sent a SOON fer they have been sworn ana mus
te,.i And Ia such numbers as may strn best 10 he
cru,tlug Object Transportation VIII be arnlShe" 'nem
upcn The {. nc Of the recrui Ing o';er ta' hey
ave been sworn and tuu' terrd Lotto 5rr'ire
3 Rec, ullIn. sraLlous opened Isl The iono~I"H
pl,er,: Llrh,ucud, p-trr;barr LSh"h'urs, stauht'h
Union Monroe county, rinsS-t.-. Ciar"t'e'' Farm
vllls HllsVi L. .!n'i"i ouh's ,.,. .r,
nv order OF AZ asj tirn jon" u. in'i, Commanding
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meeting OF the Clerks Of the Second Auditor once
Treasury Department. he1u June 3D. the following
inys we're had:
Waller 6 Tay"., E.q lAuditor,l vas. eaHr1 10 II c
Chair and O. g. Keech appointed Secretary
The Chairman, Ia brre: anu Aprropi sfe s>''i
"a pc object Of the meeting, ~hen the ioo "" ''
c,k ( az. ..su'Iv1s we're adopted
Whereas. sr'eG~ed an inscrut, BILE prav'1eSrs 70 re-
move L-aIi =. LGr rl:dS. SAMUEL :: hiNp, G4.'
our late GLio S't irieLd anu We dtemnE II me IL.
ed tribue ia ny ell as due 10 tursfVs 10 eve
expressions to The vL of sadness with Nmeh 1his De-
bereavement ed ttts rs. Il e. eloIc,
dissolved, That have lea, ned the dsSeasf OF sthIk
RIxp Esq., our late Chef o ERIK aud hshy esteemed
trenJ, With sincere sorrow and a earnest sense u
lost. -, -.
Resolved That hs death the Confederacy has lost 40
able upright and faithful cfcer, and that We MS R,so
caus colleagues In Office, courteous, iince aoa
honest friend and cspabl. adviser sna inc community ~
large q useful, esnsbIe and pure ell yep. .
KrsoTed That Ee deeply sympahize with bis afflicted
family In tneir irFepsa able bereavement Anu ula We
der them the conso' patton which Common so'oH CLAIMS
The right 10 ,nrrm u,nlrg, Is ~r no. WIN lnen Coz
mon loss.
.i os ed That tt proceedings Of this meeting be To-
ted IL OF the sy papers, aud thel copy q ese
Fesol .t"ns he Seat 10 the family VI the hersASsa
o. &, kERcB Secretary.