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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

An act to authorize the President to accept ana
place in the service, certain regiments an"
6attalions heretofore raised.
SEC. ]. The Congress Of the Confederate
States of America do enact, Thatthe fresldeht
be, and he is hereby authorized and empower,
ed, when in his opinion the public good would
be promoted thereby, to receive INTO the SER
vice, regiment and battalions which nave Deeh
ORGANIZED in good faith, prior to the lt Gay
of October, 1862, under authority, or by the
directions of the Secretary of War, or any Cen
eral officer of the Government; although old
regiments or battalions may be composed In
part of persons between the ages of IL and 35
wears; Provided, that this authority should
not extend to regiments or battalions organized
after said lst of October, 1862; except in those
States or localities, where the conscript law may
be suspended. fU ..
SEC. .. Relates to regiments west of the Mis-
sissippi.
SEC. 3, That all companies, battalions and
regiments Of infantry raised and organized
before the lst day of December, within the
limits of Middle and West Tennessee, may be
accepted by the President; and SAID troops
shall be allowed to elect their own officers for
the first election, after which, all vacancies
shall be filed by the President under the Act,
and the Acts amendatory of the same, Provi-
ding for the public defense, passed 18th of
April, 1862, and also such counties in North
Carolina, lying east of the line of the Yelling
ton and Weldon Railroad, as are beyond the
lines of the army, and exposed to the incur
sions of the enemy, when, in his opinion the
public good may be promoted thereby.
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Special Exemptions.

also, a regiment raised under, and by tho
authority of the State of Texas for the from
tier defence, now in the service of said State.
while in such service and such other persons
as the President shall be satisfied, on account
OF justice, or equity, or necessity, ought to be
exempted, are hereby exempted from military
service in the armies of the Confederate States !;
provided, that the exemptions herein above
enumerated shall only continue whilst the
persons exempted are actually engaged in
their respective pursuits and occupations.
SEQ. 2. That the act entitled ian act to
exempt certain persons from enrolment for
service in the armies of the Confederate
States" approved the 2lst of April, is hereby
repealed. a.a r'.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

COL. P. 1URNEY WILL ADDRESS
the people at Hillsboro' on Saturday, 18th,
and at Winchester on the 9th inst. Every
body requested to attend. It. d.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

Gloomy F0rebodjngs.-Forney's Phil
adelphia Press takes the following sur
vey Of the dismal winters prospect be-.
fore the Yankee Government and peo-
pie:
Peace or winter quarteral. This is
the only alternative which we must
make up our minds to meet. We can.
not think Of organizing u new cam
paign at this season Of the year. In Il
lew weeks the winter frosts and winter
suns will have turned Virginia into Il
quagmirc, and both armies must settle
down in the mud and snow for the win
ter months and a spring campaign.
Then would come the mortality conse-
quent upon inactive camp life, millions
OF dollars for subsistence and comfort,
constant agitation in Congress, heart.
bursting among the people, and the
dreadful probability Of a humiliating
peace by the success Of intriguing SYM
pathiscrs in European nations. This
is what We have to seriously consid +
a a probable result of the recent fear.
full fight.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

The following is the Exemption Bill passed
by Congress:
~ bill tolerempt certain ssons from military
services and to repeal heact entitled an act
to exempt certain persons from enrolment
for seruicc en- the army Of the Confederate
States approced 2lst of lpril, 1862.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-25

''One editor Of each newspaper now being
published, and such employees as the editor or
proprietor may certify, on oath, to be hdis-
pensable for conducting the publication the
public printer, and those employed to perform
the public printing for the Confederate aud
State Governments every minister of religion
authorized to preach according to the rules of
his sect and in the regular discharge of minis
terial duties.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
BOARDING ASu l1n ZINC.

\ IENhD -iiiE ELEGANT RESIDENCE Nt. ~ kAsf
M shsh s'ss-t irar frris pa,c VIII newly fuf
se ~ - 3 - ,es'is ut4l art AZ IN suits snsy y
rh@ s"n'''' s-.. WA " w'lh11' .sard. 500 VI
Rldas- ~. - ssanA lAudatioii my now~heye
srysge ianse II desired. Aso a Basement sut
aoie iora phs sSS.n Refer exchanged.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
HELP WAnTED--MALEs.

A GENTs-A PRIZE FOR You, ,..
n THAT BRIILiiNi, CLITTERlNG.
WpNDaRFUL EN1IElNG.
ATTRACTIVE and ORIGINAL
ARRANGEMENT--4HE HE PATRIOTIC tOMisl>AIioH.
DUNN CO.. hs gsa lroJ eors oi tne ~ = station.
ey Paebage again III inc acid, with novelty pAoad
conapalson which sweeps every tin2 before IT, taxes by
surse anu at rrcts the atcnon oi every oeoder.
fortune al who sppy " and secure good territory
$40 10 SO ER DAY
is made by agents, with ease.
A greater success than The
ORIGINAL GIFT PACKAGE
in It's palmest dag.
For he OF agents in all parts OF the country
we have houses ia Chicago, Illinois; Cleveland
Ohio and lis street, y. T. send Tor crular We
Priae Pa aages OF en- less talet y, oM ef
prices tnan any other house. Z. NJ DINS q W:
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

ACTIVE. so8ER ANN IND .siR.o. /, liner II 4
= "aa,e aaies sr Ia5,.a.aS ea4shasaasn,,. ~
o's~ = 'siss' - Address Monitor. boA .,gi
Ak xSeLIsYaAy AND ms WIFE WAIT siTuA
eScsrn cnok; q wysld no, haze ~ 49,. AZ
d ess J. r., station D ro.. oalce
YOUNG Man WANTED--To DRIVE A WAGON;
IN must abe sesp sllnise accounts aaaisss; u
references and naue p ass e'alo!e AsN - ~. o"
. STEADY. INTELLIGENT MAN, or TwEN'.Y
m,r n Toyter Ia ais ssia5snuent whera worth can
Appreciated Ihe best Of c.ty reference Apply At Or adj
diess. lss q and 81,
A SITUATION wASrED-Bf 4 YorSa MAN AS
sary oool reference given Address ior three
taysw. c. Herald office.
pTANrED--sy AN EsGLIsrMAS AND HIS WIFE.
laundrcss Address j. b., Herald oaiee
yI,ANTED-BY A SOBER, INDUSTRIOUS YOUNG
w wno rs exempt from military duty ana = no,
no ob elton 10 drsSe WAGON. Address for
days F. s.. box IA Herald ohce
yXrANTEp-A SITUATION EITHER AS SALESMAN,
shpPns srS or ss soeor 70 some T - 1s az, as
cts reegenc fum sosse Of The most leading eiy neI
ca4ns of this city can be gwen Address r. b. nsfAia
~ olI-e.
w isa good pesan anu tooe tara Aso nsed 3 or.
and VI .,e e mae I hiasst is sSsa os use
| y%rANTEp-BY A YOUNG MAN SITUATION AS
w Keeper or general clerks undersau liquor
business brcnts the b Il reference given Ad-
| drc,s for tsn days = r. Herald oiI1e
| WAsiEo-A sIryAIloN AS coAcnMAN BY 4
and super farmer. The woman good sean'st - or
addressed j. H., box 20s Herald Office. sua meet "h
\ promp. attention
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

A NEW HOUSE, MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, FLEA
IL SAINT Rooms. vN..iisnt board, on IS 10 to - er
week. farlnies accordingly, u and LIS Besc.er sr e
ST. hloc>s n Br,aiway BreakaSt from 10 = ain
at l2h INTO
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

GAO BROADWAY-lLAyTERS' norEL.-FAMILIEs
OfO or single gentlemen wishing PEI aanci;t or raa,
Beard, viii hni h dsoney furnished cad pleasant
Rooms with good table, at ihs houses tsrs reasonable
location unsarI
The New York herald., 1862-08-20
COUNTRY HOARD.
--------------- -
SUMMER RESORTS.

(NATrsKILL MOUNTAIN HoUsE.-ThIs FAvORITD
" summer resort Is tao RECEPTION OF guess
vsiters will find at all times auihorizsd agent at the
Cattski steamboat landings and Ca.ts stat Hudson
River Railroad assist vsei provide conveyance, taka
charge OF baggage, &c.
THE LA TOuRErTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, y.
j., VIII be Kept open through Sspt,v Decidedly the
most pleasant month oil the at trs ionL Doau
leave Pier 2 North river. at ~ II % ~. 80 and
NJ; from Dey street 1O1z a. II. ~ H. NJ Time, 81
minutes. WESLEY VI. III LII, ProprfetcA
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

40. y WEST FouRrEEATu STREET BETWEEN
stiiA aud siAn uco.raDle rooms, en- aaise VI
age, with Board. References eAchansea.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

A BEDR0UM Sur W kNAMELIED FURNITURE
IA IN All rovs, oi warranted manufacturer also soiit
ta.sInu Cnsmpc, Spits, plnn and ornamental, II.
FAhRiN9rVNs. ~ Canal suoci, opposil ilc Wooster Rs
tahshnd In l3tS
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

LtS BROADWAY, CLISTON HoUsE.--FURNTSHEE
Ofs) Roonls also ciaut oilc 10 lat; u tue modern
plp ovemen,s Low price and tie oes att alton 10 ths
Il \ y
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

1Sn PRINCE sTREEr, ST CLAIR HoUsE.-ELE
lCO gany unished Rooms, wiin .ieiraoms attached
with all Tor keeping complete, in
cluuing and Croon wafer TO let 10 Respectable famiei
or sin lie gentlemen. k #fg
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

| SITUATION wASFED-BY A YOCNa MAN AS
I N aspistant photost arh.r ia hist tia gill
sa AIRY oo reference gwen. Address three
| days w. @. Herald office.
The New York herald., 1862-08-20

TIrHITHEY HOUSE, BROADWAY CORNER OF
w Twelfth street. tS Europe. pin-Rooms % cents
IS and 81 per day, Meals u ord ali hours honsd
open all night. D. 4. MEAD co.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

invited TO attend the funeral Monday afternoon,
two O'Clock, from No. 275 East Houston street.
VAN BkksCHoTkN-On Saturday morning, September n,
NARY wife Of John Van Benschoen, In the 10th year oa
her age.
The friends and relatives Of tho family respecuH
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
corner Myrtle avenue and Ryes0n street, Monday AZ
terno0n, at half past two O'Clock.
WHnAN.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday morning, September
26, ELLEN vHEIAN, daughter Of Patrick and Margaret
Wright, aged 23 years and months.
The friends and relatives OF the family invited -
attend the funeral, this Sunday Afternoon at past
O'clock from her late residence Twenty street,
Her remains will be conveyed to the Cemetery Of the
Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment
WALKER-On Saturday, September ~, after q short
Illness JAMES RENwCK WALKER, only Of George h, and
Louisa Walker aged IA years.
Notice OF funeral In to-morr0w's paper.
WArsoN-Kled instantly, on Wednesday, September
IT, at the battle OF Antetam Sergeant JAMES HoIMKe
WATSON Company A. Hawkins Zouaves. in the oath year
OF his age eldest James and Margaret Watson, Of
this city.
Cleveland (Uhio) papers please copy.
WEAvRR.-1n Philadelphia Hospital, CHARIM r. WlAvHR
OF the Thirty first regiment New York Volunteers.
His remains will be inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery,
from No. 672 Ninth avenue
Connecticut papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

large business He Is q staunch UnHJn man. Shortly
the arrival the Union troops be waited ON General
Butler, told him that lie hsd largo quantity Of Conede.
rate bills and asked permission to up the river and
the bills cotton. permi< was given him. he
bought several hundred baIes of cotton somewhere
the Red river at so low prize that, the article could
he got New York just pSw he would an immense
fortune But consequence Of the blockade he get
the cotton down. and that perfectly understood when
he purchased It. lie willing 10 take the risk, think
ing that the Union would soon extend to where his
cotton WAS HIS position now just this-n he takes
the oath Of allegance-whch he N willing TO do-that
the rebel authorities conscate his cotton the
amount Of some $50 0oo II on the other hand he does
not the oath by 23d, his property in New Or
leans, which is very large will be confscated to the
United States government This is but specimen Of the
predic IN which many loyal stand the pre-
sent moment. The gentleman whose case have illus
tra.ed Is happily for himself and family, very young,
and he deprived Of all he possesses he fairly
IN fe but there others not favoably situated
But such are the consequences Of war.
We have been having taste OF the equinox-thunder,
lightning and rain. in any quantity but be all
over now. 1 hope II is.
General Sherman has arrived here 70 take the place Of
General Phelps.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
IN INSURANCE..


E'ATHERs WOULD YOU BE RESPECTED AND
loved by your families In life efully remembered
IN deathY Then insure them Bounty and provide them
against want should be called to the defence Of
country Insurance and the draftil Snyder Miliams
Co.. ~ Wall street New York BY special permission OF
the authorities tns company, the OF 81 900 $500
cash and note for 5000 will pal any such person,
att rwards drafted into the military servie uf the
United States prior December 1865 OOO;
amount from $40 to $1,000 but will not insure more than
S50o ON my person Advantages oil cont acting with
TINS COMPANY 1lstbut hall the insursn money is re-
qured to paid down note being given balance 3D..
Half the amount is unded ii no draft takes in the
county applicant resaes 3d-Our cover
only the present draft but fu drafts Dec 81
1855 4thThs company nsures in any desired,
cording the circum of the 5trhis
pany employed in other busn whatever GhThie
company will take ris Only TO the amount $l00000 and
no mo e and Whenever majority Of those insured eure
II will deposit that amount OF interst bearing bonds
the hands Of committee security TO the insured should
they desire IT, Responsible agents wanted in every
county D the United States County auth0
rzed 10 act Tor where appointments yet III ade
Tney Will receive of applicant (ha half motel
and notify of his and residence. We then for.
ward cerheae of Insurance. when treasurer Will remit de-
pos deducns fees Apply to or address Snyder Williams
AZ Co. 81 AL street. New York. NB.-rhis company also
those already in the service against wounds and
service favorable
responsible company.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
GEN. n. JEFF. THOMPSON,
From
A FEW MEMPHIS PATRIOTS.
September Is, 1861.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The spurs bear the same inscription.
On Thursday night Colonel Andrew Jackson Hamilton,
City Hall The speech was too long even for synopsis,
for lasted upwards Of three hours and will not inct
even the chief points on the readers OF the HERALD al
though took pretty full notes. Suce 1t 10 say that the
Colonel took the ground that loyalty In Texas outnum
bers secesh and does not overpowcr only because the
traitor Twiggs did his work WELL surrendering his
troops with all their arms aud smmuntons; and when
the people woke up TO the reality OF their position
were surrounded on all sides by armed traitors before
whom they powerless. Such a represen taton
Of the case OF the whole Union. Colonel Hamon-who
is rather large sized specimen Of humanity bronzed
by the southern sun and hard work, and awkward
customer In q fight, TO Judge by appearancss-was
loudly cheered throughout the delivery Of his speech
except when the audience wsre busy laughing at his
quaint concets.
Two or three days ago twenty eight negroes escaped
from plantation somewhere down the river and reached
the United States barracks of which Colonel Paine Of
Boston s the commandment. II seems that Dr Knapp,
prominent planter in that region was placed At the head
Of patrol force by the local authorities On the negroes
running OF Dr. Knapp and his subordnates gave chase
ana wounded eight OF them but none seriously The NO.
groes reached the barracks already stated and Dr
knapp followed TO reclaim them when he was arrested
BY Colonel Paine. The matter has been submitted 10
General Butter, and rs now under investigation The
worthy doctor Is said TO be an arrant sccessionist
Speaking Qf the barracks the buildings very pleas
anty located little below the city. was much pleased
the other day. on accompanying two officers there to
witness the drill Of the already enlisted In the Second
Louisiana regiment. They really fine looking set Of
men, and Col Paine who commands the embry regiment
Just the man 70 put them IN order While at the bar
racks ] fell Ia with Dr. Kellogg, a gentleman whose
acquaintance ! made in Washington. lie is surgeon 10
the troops In that quarter. ! mention the doctors 4
account Of the serocomic statement OF how he
had been 'out by his scquaDtances Of New Orleans far
MS objectionable sin Of healing the wounds OF YANKEES
The Doctor is Northern man; but most OF his life has
been spent IN louisiana, particularly in New Orleans
Lattery he has lived in the North Dr. Kellogg is only
type Of many like him.
The dreaded 23d o september at hand nd the ou,
and-out secsssonsis are trembling in their boots for II
tney do not take the sth OF allegiance by that d4y ali
their goods ard ch4teS-Biggers and allwill be cnAs
- a,s.N t.ts
law ail bear VI peculiar hardship. ALLOW me to illus
tra,e Ii BY particular Mr. H. is gentleman in
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
PersomaI InteIlirence,

Hon John p Hale Of Dover, N. n -. O. walker of the
United States Navy; +. ". Kelly and party, Of New Or
leans Rev T. j. Stearns OF Csntreville Md p. " Ksl-
logg Uca Gardner Colby, OF Boston f. B. Stevens Of
Saratoga and George j. Barber of Homer stopping
at the Astor House.
Surgeon General @. G. T. Weber, Captain W. r. LOCKER
and Dr. NJ j. Dickerson Of Ohio Colonel J. H. Jones and
Colonel Samuel T. Barr, Of Pennsylvania 7. Baker Of
Quincy, Ill., and X. Morehcad Of Kentucky, are stop.
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel Spencer and A. White OF Washington Colonel
Army r. Morrill, Of Louisville; r. 4. Roesse, Of Albany;
M Culbsrson, or Illinois, Gebhart, OF Ohio NJ b. Car
penter Of California j. H. Reed, Of Oregon W. B. Bruck-
ell OF Australia, and Wallack OF England are stop
ping at the St. Nicholas Hotel
Captain John T. McCoun, Lieutenant Thomas B Eaton,
Surgeon Dr. John Knowson, Adjutant William Kissel-
burgh and Quartermaster Kinney Of tho One Hundred
and Sixtyninth regiment Hon. Oliver Arnold and DR..
abez Bloss OF Troy stopping At the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

U recruits and by the aid Of the earnest friends Of the
regiment he continues offer the highest bounty $780,
TO who enlist before the 30th Messrs Partridge
Pmchot Warren, No. 9 Cortandt street. have already
literally donated $40 each the rst i've recruits who
enlist the Second New York State Militia above all
other bounties; and hope other merchants will come
forward and this lighting regiment which boasts Of
recruiting 800 from the stigma of draft 100 fell
in the battle OF Antetam, and Lieutenant Dempsey "
determined 70 all up the ranks once more.
BROOKLYN THIRTEENTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
MILITIA.
By reference 10 advertising columns II win be seen
that members Of the above regiment viii be paid of
tomorrow at the City Armory, Brooklyn
CoRooRAN's IRISH LEGION-sIxTH REGIMENT.
Those intending to volunteer In the Sixth regiment,
Colonel Thomas NJ Reid, would do we'll to read the adver
tsements in 70 days ISSUE The Colonel is offering very
large bounes and s experienced officer having for
mery been CAPTAIN of Company B, Second regiment New
York State Militia. The old officers Of the Second
have volunteered with the colonel.
THE THIRD SENATORIAL REGIMENT.
Captain Hattery, Of Company D. Third Senatorial reG
mcnt being raised in Brooklyn has been mustered
into service The recruiting headquarters Of this
company are at No. IL Court street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

Crssxs.-on Friday morning, september 20, JxRx,uAn
CussES aged 81 years
The friends Of the family, also the members Of the
Metropolitan Police force, invited TO attend the fune.
raj from his late residence, No 189 Division street, this
Sunday Afternoon at two o'clock without further notice
The remains will be taken to Calvary Cemstory for in.
terment.
caxrBELt-on Saturday, September 27, THOMAS CAMP.
BELL, OF malignant pusiue, In the 22d year o his age
The frepds and relations invited attend the fune
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
INTERESTING FROM new ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF TH,E MATANzAs
Naval-Military Expedition to
Ponc AatOula.
ITS OBJ!ECT DEFEATE ID.
: &c.. &c.. -.

3ns sseams Alp Natanzas, Capt. Lissegang from New
oEsasa 2of inst arrived At this port yesterday bring
Ag ave dc rs than prievous advces and
Ia accf Of the military naval expedition POncha
uoph
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Married..

BARRE-MnIxR.-ln Lancaster, Pa, on Thursday morn
ing, September 25, by the Rev r. w Schmauk Mr. GEO.
H. BARRE, of Brooklyn,o Miss MARY +. MILLER, OF Ian
caster, Pa.
BRows--wfSnAM.--On Wednesday, September "a, by
Rev. Lott Jones. d. d., Mr.. WILLIAM H. Brown 10 Miss
SARAH T. wIsHAN, all Of this city.
DuRASDo-CoRsos---By Rev Dr. Mohn, s. r. DURANGO
10 Mrs. CARoIiNR CoRsoy
ToxsxY-PAxroN-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sep
tembsr a. by Rev. H. N. johnson, ALsrASDEs Toxssr 10
EMILY BAxToS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28

LLECTRO METALLIC INSOLES, BELTS AND ARM
u let's patented by United government These
articles having been successfully tested in numerous in
stances offered Efalbie Tor Rheumatism,
Gout Paralysis Dropsy ali diseases They are
especially beneficial soldiers and others who may
from cold bistered e Sold by shoe dealers and drug
gtsts generally. METTAM X Co, Proprietors,
No 423 broadway corner Howard street.
Call or send for circulars
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
= - = : - -
MISCELLANEOU

A FAMILY MEDICINE.
n This is the the fyear when Diarrh9a Dysen.
terry Coc Ch ami Fever produce great havoc In families
and yet pleasant ard effective remedy exists which should
ind place in every family These diseases arise
less from impaired DIGESTION and leet be immediately
obtained and permanent quickly effected by using
me Sorda Ccgnac Bittrs O. the great Fnch ply sea Dr.
LEkOUA. These Bitters are certain reNenlive aud
panacea fer All complaints Of the liver and
and no head of family who has tried them VIII
authorized agent s. SPEINFELD 10 Nassa,. street, New
Xnr
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Birth,

USoER.--on Friday, September 20, Mrs. q. UEcEs
Of a son.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
Collision ON the Camden and Amboy
Railroad.

PHrfApELPniA, sept n, 1852.
collision occurred this afternoon the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, Camden, between the ten O'Clock
train frsm New York and the two o'clock train from
Philadelphia. The trains and engines smashed but
no one was seriously hurt.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
EXPRESSES.

BURNuAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
n. ing establishment ~ West Eeyentn street between
EItn aud SiAta avenues Household Furniture hJxed rnt
shipped 10 all parts OF toe world Covered wagons Tor 70
mos ,ng furniture Of families. Furniture stored.
The New York herald., 1862-09-28
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

Departure OF the One Hundred and
Forty-Gfth Regimcnt), N. Y. s. ".
The One Hundred and Forty fifth regiment, under
mand of Colonel VIM H. Aen took its departure for the
seat Of yesterday morning This regiment has been
N camp Staten Island for time and has been de-
ayed considerably owing 10 the Of bounty
1t goes out 900 strong, fully armed and equipped
Colonel Allen formerly in command Of the First reg
ment New York State Volunteers, and has had large
amount Of military experience. The following is list Of
the offcers-