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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Welearn from Fredericksburg that Gen. Me-
Dovell is now organizing the loyal blacks as
fast as they arrive, into companies and squads
commanded by the intelligent men oftheir
own color, and establishing a line of promotion,
by which they may, IL industrious, attain to the
same pay as ihe ordinary field laborer. The
price given them at first ranges from 25 cents 70
40 cents per day, with one days rations and
clothing. Private soldiers hereafter are nottc
be employed in rebuilding railroads and brid-
ges, if black labor can be obiainsd. The sol-
diers will hereafter carry the musket alone, and
not the pick-axe and shovel beside All ne
groes employed blythe Government in thsnian-
ner we believe are TO become free. ..ea-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
rheir Presep.s coIsss.ea.

3 Yancy d Co, in tbeirappealto the Brit
ish Government for recognition and aid,
mako the following naive confession, taking
away all the case their sympatbizcrs in the
North have been aAa arc in the habit Of
making for them: seag5 heac .asg
y an ,bds from no fear mat tFs SLAVES
posild Be liberated tAot secession took place.
The gery parry IN posOcr has proposed %
guaranty slavery forever IN 1se Stotes, If
tke lSoah mould 6la remafh IN tie Union.
Mr. LincoIu's Message proposes no freedom
to the slave, but announces subieetion Of
his owner tothe willof the Union, in other
words, to the win OF the North Even at-
Ter Tho battle Of Bpll Run, both branches
ofthe Congress at Washington passed res
olntioDs that The war is only waged IN order
TO uphold that tpro.slavery) Constitution,
and 10 e6fosce nc laws tusGoy OF them pro-
slavery, and out ofl52 votes in the Lower
House they receive al but two. and in the
Senate all but one yoln AS the army
eommepeea its march, the commsnding
/ General issued ap order that no slaves
should be received iniS or allowed 70 feIlev,
the camp ~ ~ - fsaa-f a yt..tt VA
4. Tho great object 6t the war theEefpFe, es
now oficislly anponpeed, is not 70 free The
slaye, but 70 keep him in subjeciiop % his
owner, and 10 control his lahor through the
Legislative .ehRnnels which The Lincoln 3oy-
! srnment desigpss % force uppnihe fassler.s
siWeuld il no1 be vel iiOF surh papers as
! The Mssssgss and others, who psssist IN
1repestiog tHs lie that sgitatidn 30 he
Il Noab caused the rebellion, to tAaie note
: : fMr, Yaneys senEsssiopi Irthsy. wosld.
I and be eehterted from their fsIss nalig-
mart, ussoe1aed and psinieious atAemPsato
2 exchss ii some sottfhe tebelIicu,s " eAasg.
I I ing its chief gull. upon parties other than
i the rebels LhemselYes., they woulA certain
z ~ impsose their moral leconslitutions. while
ipsafing better sleep o'Highas 4. 9
M Z Ia ~ ~ -. a.. d r.i1f o.. ~ a.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
TT H II w "A R !
THE. FoRT.-+TlIE NAVY--THE ARDlORY.
AT Mr., BEMENT's ,LECTURE.

gA AT MR. DEMENT'S LECTURE
AT Birchard Hall, Tuesday Evening May Goth
he will exhibit models and explain Celumbiad
a Dahlgreen, How itzer, a Mortar, a Bombshcl
several Cannon Balls, RiHed Cannon Ball, Grape
Shot, Canister, Shrapnell, and several varieties
of Guns, Also, the newly invented, wonderful
and destructive weapon, the i''ki4 A'A~
RIFLED CANNON BOMBSHELL,
.al3ai1A A complete model of a Fort.
Ladies and Gentlemen Come and see wha
your husbands, brothers and sons have to con
tend with. Admittance, 10 cents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

JAooB SKTDER, member of company c, I'D
Regiment was buried in Oak Wood Cemetery
on Wednesday morning. He had been sick of
disentery for some time, and was brought up 70
Cincinnati last week His wife wife started for
tlat city on Saturday morning, and arrived at
the hospital where he was a few hours before
his death. His corpse arrived here Tuesday
night He aleepsiR soldiers grave a wife
and six little girls are left in condition which
demands the practical aympathy Of our citizens.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The farmers have improved the fine weather
of the last week or ten days by preparing ground
and putting in their spring crops. Wheat never
looked finer. Fruit trees of every variety are
covered with blossoms to their fullest capacity.
Very many farmers have planted sorghum, and
some of them largely. A refreshing and. well
come rain fell Tuesday afternoon and night
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

A GARD TO THE LADIES,
DIR. DUPOnJ CO.'S iae
Golden Pills for Females.

IrYALtaBLB m CoRRRcTiEo, REoULArfSo AFD RHnoTfSa
ALL OnsTRucrIoNs, FROM wHAIEvER cArfKr ASD
Always sucogssFuL As a PREVENTIVE.
The combination Of Ingrediensf In DR.. Duponcos Get-
en- Pills for Females perfectly barmlesg They have
been used the private practice Of old Dr. DuPonco Tor
more than thirty years and tionsanda cf Ladies rnn
testify TO their never failing success n every
CASE in correcting irregularities, relieving painful arc
distressing pnrticnrly nt the change 81
life Trem Hye 10 ten Pills will cure that common yet
dreadful eonipaTnt the whites Nearly every female In
the ahd sa afer RS from this complaint. o.fa.n .An.
The above Pill has permanently cured housance, hno
they viii you fycu use Them They cannot afns
you, the contrary they remove all oostrnconf, rf
whole systeH Ladies whose health will not 9fY1nft an
increase Of family, will find these pills suecesstnl
ventive Ladies' peculiarly situated. those suPposinx
them so should these pills duriug the
months they certain to produce miscarriage. AZ
sibiy nlthough their ndness I'LL prevent any ipjnry
hsnlths The engrediens competing the above
are safe win perform oil claimed for them. Price ~
per box. Sold Wholesale and retail by ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
MoDowg ELL, Va, May i, 1862

f..alt-s l, MoDowgLL, Va, May j, 1862.
ED JouRNAL:-Since last wrote you some
movements Of importance have taken place, and
perhaps may be OF interest to your readers.
The expedition Isuentioned in my last under
command of Maj Webster secured the country
from Dry Fork to Seneca, and from there TO Cir
cleville, finding part of the guerrillas who in
fest that portion of The country, known as the
Dixie Boys" capturing ten prisoners--not ma
ny prisoners are now taken-a mail, DC.
The 25th having received marching orders,
messenger was dispatched to Mai w. to keep
on up through the country and join the Regi-
ment at Camp Allegheny, which the rebels had
evacuated, falling back l6 miles on Monterey.
He did So and the brigade moved forward; the
enemy fearing the approach of the Yankees,
again fell back 10lniles to Mcdowell. Ourmen
again moved forward and took possession of
Monterey. Our pckets and theirs were not far
apart aud our scouts had little firing for day
or two, when the enemy appeared in sight evil
IDENTIFY with the intontim of retakipg the town,
but our piekets gave timely warning, and our
troops were sent forward TO support the pickets,
which were rot driven in. A skirmish lasted
some little time, when Capt. Hyman sent one
gun forward from his battery, and few shells
convinced them that they had better retire
! They retreated to the Shenandoah mountains
Ilbout 10 miles from Mcdowell, where they for
Titled for several days when they suddenly lef
and camped within miles of Stanton. They
are under command of Gen. Johnston and num
Der about 500 men. -.
Our brigade has advanced about GO or 9:
miles without the loss Of man killed. Iti
composed of the 25th, 32d, I'D and 18th Ohio
the ID and Sd Virginia regiments, and Capts
LYMAN Rigley and Johnson's batteries, anC
two companies of cavalry. A o5 !lni
Company L, officers and men are all in gooc
health and spirits. We have mol lost man il
a long time; but to-day, / am informed tha
lThomas G, Hemininger, died in the post hospi
tai at Beverly, few days since. He was goo'
isoldier and fine young man, and the compan,
deeply feel his loss Continue 40 send the pa
B per. Our address is, CO. e, 25th Regiment {
! W., Mcdowell, Highand county, Va,
n trv ET 80 r.ate u q ro II AIRREp.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

At his residence in Towpsepd township, on the 6th
instant. "a ACifARIAH SANFORD, aged y years.
Thus pass the cid settlers away. Mr. Sanford moved
into Townsend from Ontario county, NrY in the year
1882 whore he resided the until his death
He leaves wife, and family of four sous and two daugh
ters, ali residing in the vicinity. tNN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
appointcd surgeon.

W, /. Kelley, M D., of this place, received a
telegram on Tuesday evening from Gov, Tod,
informing him that he had been appointed a
State Sprgeoni .ordeting him to reportin person,
at the Burnett House, Cincihnati, at IL o'clock
on Thursday, the 18th, to proceed at once to The
field of his labors. The Doctor is worthy
young man and we think win prove himselffu
ly capable for any position to which he may b
assigned. 9H ttl a1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
unIon for .ao sai.s q enc Union.

We are very glad to notice, that the re-
cent movement 10 The State Of New York
in favor of tho continued cooperation Of
loyal men of all parties in one organization,
for the purpose Of maintaining the govern
mentois meeting with favor in high guar
tiers. Mr.. Forney, Of the Philadelphia
Press, writes to his paper that "be feels
''authorized 10 state that the President snd
."eyery member Of, bis cabinet Nre anxioua
shat the good exampIeof New York should
I"be followed up in every other State. The
"Seeretary Of The Treasury, Mr. Chase, is
.'very decided 10 tho expression Of opinion,
s'that il is the duty Of The Republican, par
ety 10 Join heartily with tho Union Demo
|"erats, and TO extend to them tho most con
''idipg and generous treatmebt.p
We trust that the people Of Ohio, acting
in this spirit viii, as in The last election, b'
the first 10 follow "lhe good example, y
Let them bear in mind The words Of Doug
klas, thai ''ho issnoi lrue patriot who vii no
lsgise up all party issussiu q tins like this'
4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Hospital Stores for the 72d Regiment.
2 Contents of the box OF Hospital Stores
packed at the rooms Of the "Sandusky
County, Soldiers Aid Society," May 10Th.
10 be sent toathe CiBcinnati Sanitary
Committee. and by them forwarded to
the 72nd Reg, o.V. NJ.
81 Sheets. 7 bedticks, 10 pillows, SO
pillow cases, ID pads, a dressing gowns,
% shirts. 97 towels, 81 poulIics bags,
Ii bed quill, pair drawers, 10 eye
shades, So bandkerchiefs. l2 packages Of
Hint, gao rolls Of baudagss. "a rolls old
linen, pairs Shippers, 2 doz pair cotton
socks, 8 pairs wolleO soeksl pin cushion,
s papers Of pins, SO Pictorial News pa
pers. bushel dried apples. 2 packages
dried cherries, package dried currents,
IA package dried peaches, lpfpackag'
cloves. g packages corn starch, 8 packa
ges Tea, lbs crackers. spain. .IeafaFsps
l We trust tha. none will weary IN ''wel
doing" but that all win feel sufficiently
Interested ip this cause, TO devote on
Hong aflsrnocn weekly 70 helping on n
work OF the Society, "a a sSis5tl
mrs. ], E. AHsDHN, sec'ysg - \. nj
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

We have an interesting communication on the
Culture of Wheat, written by John H. Klippart
Corresponding Secretary of the Ohio State
Board of Agriculture, which will appear in the
journal next week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Messrs. Birehard, Miller a Co., received a
package of $4,000 from members of the 72d
Regiments few days since, sent hon to their
friends. Large sums have also been sent home
by returning soldiers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16


The Chicago Post states that, in addition to
the ron-clad gunboats Of Commodore Foote's
dotflla there have been for eofne time IN The
eoaFss of building R 1Aeet of legh5 stsGn Fana,,
10 beaddsd 10 the Mississippi fest, SIX Of them
sre on the stocksat PittshWgs the others Rt ST
Louis They were formerly used an towboats.
and are the best and stfosgest cfaft on fhs fivsf
The hollis BY xdditional blilkh6aas and solid
beams are At immense strength. The bewh
will be rendered almost solid mass Of tlmeeri
which win demolish anything with which e
may come in coutact. Two or three Of these
forInidable war yesselspr alEsadY iapnfhe
aud nearly ready for services What armament
lthay arc 10 carry il not stated, but their great
speed and inamense streugti " VI render hem
\ more than a match forany ef the hRnlepe rams
4 We hear Of from Memphis gsnd New 0rleans.r-
I'm. addition tn these, thenew gpnhnst. hasiporl
leaptursd from the Febsla on Tennessee river
Twill be Qua in the couTselof . few weeks She
Y n a. d0ond City, but owing 70 The Hood, work
las heen suspended for the preacnl. kheean
lhe eoupleted IN tRo wssks liseiiet e. firs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Hon. S. 7. Worcester, has our thanks for
package Of garden seeds from the patent office.
Also, Hon. W. P. Noble for a package of sor
rhum seed - ~. N ..-l - - IL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
ExhibI.ioll To,nIeht.i Z s

~ d fAtA Exh1DthOM Ao-nlghfs atar 2 f
No one should forget the Exhibition at Bir-
chard Hall by the Zouave Cadets, NIGHT.
1t is to raise money TO assist the Ladies in pur-
chasing colors for the 72d, which were lost at
the Battle of Shiloh. It will be a grand affair.
iThe Hall should be filed, ~. AEL&ytH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
Bishop BcdcII,

Is expected to preach and hold confirmation
at-St. Pauls Church, in this place, on Sunday
next, May 18th. 85iIOE Eka1 Il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The Fremont Band will accept our thanks for
the delighted serenade they. favored as with a
few nights since, Their music is hard to beat
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Court Of Common Pleas commenced its spring
session on Monday last, Judge Taylor presiding.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
.IocaI ana MlgtsRaaeoas l0atfets.
5. Nj. PETTIN:ILL * CO.,

The ladies' Soldiers Aid society,
Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Buck
and Block (second story.) The ladies of
.he town and vicinity are invited TO attend.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
! 1Rnnnn1lnY,a pATENT.

1have thus far found that woodburys Patent IL the
most sought alter by threser and certificates show,
Hdoes good work and gives excellent satisfaction The
frat premium awarded 10 this machine at the Mehi-
gan and the Ohio State fa In 1855 and i has always
whenever exhibited bot ip the United States and Cana
das Tam the only manufaetntef OF this very superior
,aehSpa In State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

ts M a. r. r Il ID,
May llth, by Rev. E. Bushnel, wM, O. MsEK, and Miss
HARRrEr BuRoAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
.Tanoher,r rTeetInr.

Arrangements have been made to hold meet
ing of Teachers at che UnioH School Building
in Fremont, on Saturday, the 24th inst stE916
A. NJ, for the purpose Of organizing Teacher's
Association. Teachers from Clyde Bellevue
Monroeville aud Norwallx are expected. otheI
TEACHERS favorable to The movement are also In
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

also mako another equally excellent machine, known
a. Pitts Separator These Seratators are BY aoe high
Iyesteeed They are manufactured with great eare and
lshsd Justly esebratsd both for rapid and perfect
work In manufacturing these uachines have selected
such patterns only been fully tested by long USE
and IN Offering the two above bceye offer the very
best made II is claimed BY those who use them, that
they will thresh and OF for market grain In
given time aud do ~ better than any other machine In
fact the only limit TO the aoun they can hresh, de-
ponds on the facilities at etting the grain to the
machine and taking care Of the straw &c after II is
threshe These machines are both o them strong and
dursbie aiaFtened with bolts and arc t
ted np with steel cylinder shaft with composition
boxes The cynderis 80 inches In lengihi and am now
making the Separator and Cleaner fOgr wider than
Bslt SHAFT and Fan shaf jeurnsls With iron boxes
eonveyor In every particular they are constructed In
the best manner IN every part hey run easily are
bands reqaring about 1900 revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of those machines, have made
ready to make such other chan AZ experience sy sug
gest A. being valuable. u 5 - 4,
HORSE POWERS. sa4
For powers with which drive my Threshers, have
aeeeted, being the hest in use, Pitts Improved
Patent Dozbls Pfnioncd ower and the Trebbe-Geared
These Powers are made by me in the most thorough
r,anpcr, OF the best MATERIAL and are OF double the
atrenEth Of any sipgle-eeared power.
la the Pitts Power, am making SHAFT OF the bevel
Wheel and master pRGn % sed IL Se
turers.
In the Iron Pannet Power have also made valuable i'm
provementa adding its strength and durability Not
single Power Of the whole number sold last year, has
broke, or In any way failed. Seed srFd ;st-
ROwER cORN sHELLER.
EApISes PATENT Fr,t rTe%iST PssS STardsd at the
Llst OF Prices, .asE m
OF 7Areshiag Maehiats and HORSE POeersaf sa"du'ky
For Eight Horse Power and Separator, (cylinder
81 tncheslonG,) so0 VI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

No business Of importance was transacted by
the Council on Tuesday evening. l5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

MApAx BovtNs cElEnRArED srLvER.cokfED
EEkIAl.. & RlI- u a

fsa frG-lVl ~ = NJ 7Tf4 sfagt
The only certain and SAFE Remedy lqr situNnps o.
s,ruetiaus Mopthiy DcpltIs Iogparl,s,', and IN the
other diseases 70 which the Woman. Ws aud Mosisf
peculiarly liable aAi--',i fetAa hNN ~sg'A,4
Tsess Rms eossaia no dalsiosssus fssssalAia bntnss
afs and certain IN hsiractisu TheJ wu h' fpene "
excrtths happesteet 10 AL easee % Prciapa U'eri,
IN Lnchsrrhe or.ihe wiites they WIN be fepnd ths
sest and mott certain that eka bs found Il isoh
account o. thls esttshty they should not " taks ~
fVsnant Femalea (as1agtks atsf TARA ssssfl ., s,s
sprieRs % esfefD 10 W brouet on. bdtaf other ps
DDS their use q perfectly safc,l ttiseh ~rE5aif
wIll ensure pactage ofPiIia " rstnrn ofnst w. q
tl8s rf o. CROSBY. General Arrat :
s Tort Erleec. W, Dufiaio, n. IL
( CAuriox-Bewato Of Countoffeits, the gpnuiuo bavo
the AfsnAture Of o. eros ifY the onfsidc wrRppef u
For sale in Fremont BY G. r. ulocb, 8 Bncklands
E. Dillon. II CLYDE, WA J. Mller. lggl
FT1HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES on Az
Invalid. 7iEef te NsH n. a sraa =.
Published for the benefit and warning nrdA eausn
to Young men who sufer from Nervous Debility, ffena-
tufe Decay c; applying at the time the mcanh es
SelECure By one who has cured hnsefaiter being pet
to great enpehse through medical mpcstien and qeacs
cry. BY enclosing post paid addressed enyel,Pe s5
GLE coPIEs may be had OF thc author NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Esq,, Bedford, Kings Co., n ~, 1871
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
a EIl.lhIlahed ln Ie4p.
Threshers and SeparatOFs.

w ilo n.nuf.ctnfa On u and 71raFalo
aimed 10 the rst place select tho uIoet
tern.euch a. have been tiled And sornd 70 gys
faction holding myself ready a ~ itwee ~ .vp
improvetenfs as experience may arlst ~ uesi %
hs In the next place have " seiec. .ns
nnr. Ind ~ roat eonpetent workmen. have also In
stit1ted the most scrutiny q al 81 my Jobs before
tb erS naeed N tile sales roorn and IN this way have
has abe o nnpply ms cnstoers With but the mos,
compfsts work n Ia 70 these facts that my Machines
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Gov. SRlonan, of Wisconain, Is said % bt fhe
dfst German eileen who hAs oesppled the Cub.
Thenaaly yhpHne l|Iug, forelghei hating NJ
pubiieans elected hifh.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

MArHKws' vHKKEIAS Ham DTE,always gives
a fins and psrnaasnt celoF tothe hairs ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
SleciaT 1lotices,

snBe MAzHnws' CnoeoLkqn WoaM Dnofa
Esvor fail ssaeaisss and ,aln.,s a. tiuaspf Intss
fnsi Woru1 AFepWfssF rslinbls IN ~ ard 81
superior p any aadai he fsney worm conf,etIons -
hauseous fsrmlfa ges IN use ThsJ fAay " ihsa " ~
tines With pcffdet aafciy, aatsy sonfah ~ 1.obIytf1
etbwdelsiryiqel dTpE. liserstNcplf sltnrsprrrhias
mo csthar.ie hatsvts Isncoealy tehe tilt41 t4f
fqfgae s,,An pFgeglfis a2a esel'l, V
lOy1r11 W 90 Baatfos n. VI snd Foit ffiui ~. d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

The Buckioad, zotovs Oadsfs tOiH give an
e,y .,b ~, Elrhibition at setri 49, afT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10

New York. & The purchase of the Exchange is
advised.
The demand for postage currency will soon
be met. The Secretary has contracted for pa
per, and has authorized the preparation of
small notes as substitutes for revenue stamps,
substantially like the small notes now substi-
tuted for postage stamps, and INDUCES the hope
that results will commend his action to the ap-
proval of Congress, and that the necessary
modification of the provisions relating to
stamps and engravings, will receive its sane
tiOn.
The Secretary refers to the labors of his sub
ordinates, and says that larger clerical force
is demanded. He suggests that authority be
given him TO appoint commissioners to exam
inc and audit the claims of the several States
now referred to that Office for settlement
The bureau of internal revenue has been
organized under the act of last session, and is
now actively engaged in the labors assigned
to 1t. Collectors and assessors have been ap-
pointed in all the districts of the loyal States,
and the revenue from the duties imposed by
the law, is steadily and rapidly increasing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10

Portland Match Company.

FuVHE undersigned having assumed the business of
IL the late firm of Brown Perkins and having
increased our facilities for the manufacture of our
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1862-12-10
STATE OF MAINE.

Augusta, NOV. y, 1867. J
GENERAL ORDER NO. 6l
A COMPANY of Cavalry will be enlisted in this
N State, to for three years. or during the war
unless sooner discharged, to be attached to Cavalry
Regiment now being raised in the New England
States, and intended for the expedition under Geh.
Banks.
State Bounty of S45 win be paid before the compa-
ny leaves the State TO each man who shall enlist
therein during the month of December next and
Government Bounty of 500 will be paid each at the
expiration of the period of his enlistment or in case
of his death, to his family or heirs at law
IT, from any cause, full company shall fail of be-
ing raised, the men will be attached to the Maine
Cavalry Regiment TO the Maine Batteries of
Mounted Artillery, at their option.
Enlistments viii be made in the eastern section of
the State by Henry w Farrar, Bangor in the GEN.
tral by i. A. Metcalf Damarscotta and in the wcs-
tern by John l.. Meseye, Portland.
BY order of the Commander-in-Ch Chief
JOHN L. H0DSDON, Adjt General.
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