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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-02-14

New YORK, Feb. l3.-The Columbia has
arrived from Havana on the 9Th.
A newspaper correspondent reports the
sickness among the allied troops in Mexico,
as frightfcl.
The rebel schooner Victoria, sailed from
Havana on the 18th, with cargo of arms
and ammunition.
Lieut. Mafitt, late commander of the
Federal steamer Crusader, is now command
er of the rebel schooner Cecilia.
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NATIVE CorToN.-Yesterday our young
friend, John Merry, brought to our Office a
specimen of cotton grown in his garden, in
the upper part of town, during the last sea-
son. 1t was planted very late, but the
quality is exceedingly good considering that
fact. We have no doubt good crops of this
staple might be matured in this region ev-
cry year. TeTre Hdute Journal -
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BALTIMoRE, February lathe steamer
Baltimore arrived here last night, bringing
Havana dates of the 9Th inst.
Miramon was arrested on board the Avon,
and is confined on his q. B. NJ. ship Chal-
lenge, and will not be allowed TO land in
Mexico.
The British ship Gladiator is still al Mas
sau, dismounting guns. She will change
her flag and become a privateer. r.
Commissioners had returned from the
City of Mexico. The Mexican Government
insisted upon the withdrawal of the Span
ish forces, but would accept the interven-
ton of France and England.
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WHEELING, Va, February lathe Con-
stitutional Convention this morning adopt
ed the following as a section of the article
on the fundamental provision of the consti-
tuition of the proposed new State, with the
understanding that this action should be a
settlement of the vexed question
"No slaves shall be brought or free per-
sons Of color come into this State for per-
manent residence, after this constitution
goes into operation" This will ensure a
large majority for the Constitution.
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NEW Y DIRK, Feb 13.-The steamer Baltic
arrived from Port Royal, and brings 700
bales of cotton, and the crews of the Stone
fleet. Eight rebel prisoners were also
brought and placed in Fort Lafayette.
They were taken in a skirmish.
The weather was getting disagreeably
warm add heavy rains falling.
Contrabands were still picking cotton.
and their numbers fast increasing.
Gen. Sherman has succeeded in excluding
all reporters from his lines.
Several regiments have been removed
from Hilton Head to the foot OF Dawfuskie
Island, the nearest point to Fort Pulaski
that can be occupied, except Tybee. Sew
eral gunboats, schooner, and number of
flats, with Parrott guns, hoWitzers and NOR
tars, accompanied the expedition.
TatnalPs gunboats soon after made their
appearance, and three ran the gauntlet to
Fort Pulaski. a ea ~
Stevens brigade was prevented from
forming a junction on account of the OBJ
structions in the river
Fort Pulaski is said to be in as bad a
situation as Sumter was. Our engineers
are driving piles to marshy island for a
road, and for foundation for batteries.
The island lies between the Union forces
and Fort Jackson
Our forces make advances every day.
Our gunboats had shelled out a post on
Pine Island, and made an advance toward
Blutfton, where there is large force. Fort
Jackson is to be taken, and Savannah will
soon be captured.
Another account says the expedition left
Monday, with all the gunboats and trans
ports sufficient for $4,000 troops, which will
go through Catalogue Sound into the Sa-
vennah river without coming in range of
the Pulaski guns.
The rebels have withdraw large num-
be" of troops from Charleston aud Port Roy
al to Savannah. Twelve Thousand troops
were to leave Monday, to take the railrosd,
and thence to Charleston. Three regiments
OF cavalry would join them, also several ar
tillery batteries.
Weather beautiful troops enthusiastic
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pT" What is Inequality ~ asked one
coster-monger of another. "Vy, look
here, replied the other, "ven sees coves
ridin' in splendiferous chaises, / says to
myself l says, seys /, 7 votes for Inequality.
Ven is in my hown donkey-cart, howsom-
devor, and ] spies another one lookin' as if
he'd like it, then 1 says to myself, / says,
says |, its Inequality for him, but its quail
ty for me, and then | votes for the hairy
stock -racy.n
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RegIInenss Organizing tn Indiana.
The f5iOsing are the stations Of the regimen Is
nov organizing in Indiana, together with their
c5mmand.ss officers, far as the appOfntmen ats
have been made. The list also embraces several
regiments uaT ready 10 take the field, which we
vii transfer 10 the list embracing the stations
OF Indiana troops outside OF the State as fast as
the changes axe made;
4Sth Kegiment--Coi. Eddy--Goshen.
52d Observation-Disclosures James Nj. Smith
--andinnapoiis-
53i Begimeut-G9I Giesham-Iu danapoIis and
New Albany.
5ith Regimeut-Rsv. Col John L. smith-La-
Gyette.
55th Begimeut-2nd German-Colonel Mans
6eld-Evansville. sasf
55fh Observation-Disclosures with the 3D. g
Goth Rsgimeut-Col. Altxaodsr--Go sport.
Goth Regimeat-Ocl. Owen Evansville.
6lst Regimen t--znd irish, Col Mullen, Madison
cd Regiment-RockS ort-Col. Jones.
63d Regiment-Colonel not yet appointed--Cov-
iBgion.
cath Regiment-lst Artillery-Colonel not yet
appointed Several Oompsnies OF. this Regimen
already in service.
65th Regiment-2nd Artillery-Col- Anneke-
lp0iauapDliS.
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FREDERICK, Nip, Feb. l3.-There are ru-
mors here that the rebels are concentrating
their forces at Point OF Rocks and Lees
5urg, and also that they are erecting batter
les there.
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control of the politicians, and don't speak
! the peoples feelings. The secession ele-
ment is principally composed of the lawless
portion of the community, who overawe by
violence orderly and Union loving citizens.
At Savannah, Lieut.. Phelps learned that
rebel cavalry regiment was encamped
about mile distant. He Immediately or
dered company of 80 men, commanded
by Col. Given, to march against them, but
the rebels hearing of the movement, fed in
panic, leaving everything behind.
Their camp was found, and a eonsidera-
bic quantity of arms and provisions cap
tured. Only one steamer, the Dunbar, now
floats on the Upper Tennessee.
The Appleton Belle had 1000 pounds of
powder on board, and when fred was pur-
posely anchored opposite the fine residence
of Judge Crevatt, noted loyalist, which
was completely shattered by the explosion.
The partially finished rebel gunboat, East
port, is a fine and fast steamer, $50 feet |
long, very stauueb, and constructed so as to |
be rendered shot proof by compressed bales |
Of cotton and iron plates.
The steamer Illinois brought down a
quantity of tobacco yesterday from Paris. |
A large quantity of pig iron, near there,
Will be removed as soon as possible.
The Nashville Union and American, of
he 9Th inst, says that Generals Pillow,
8eauregard, and Cheatam, were there.
1t also contains Beauregard's plan of bat
lie at Manassas, and prodigious speculations
Is to what he will do at Columbus.
Numerous articles are copied from South
rn papers, asking the government to take
ONE measures to keep the soldiers in the
ervice, as their term of enlistment is ex-
firing, and they are fast becoming demon
zed.
The papers also say that large amount
Confederate stores are lying on the banks
{ the Cumberland river
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skS- Louisiana papers estimate the sugar
crop at $4,000 hbds which they say is
neaffytwice as much as can be consumed in
the Southern Confederacy. s.ess
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BeS- The Lawrenceburg Register comes
to US this week in new dress 1t is now
one of the neatest papers in the State.
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MoRLp's nIspArcH.

A well known citizen here named Magru-
der, shoe dealer, was arrested, to-day, on
charge eff treason, he having communica-
ted to the enemy. The charges against
him are alleged to be very serious in this re-
spect.
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BOSTON, Feb. l2.-The trouble between
Gov Andrew and Gen. Butler has been ad-
justed.
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LEAVENwoRTH, Feb. l2.-Maior General
Hunter made formal call on Senator Lane
yesterday. Matters in regard to the South
ern expedition rem ain in statw quo. Lane
has not resigned the Senatorship.
No movement of troops of particular
moment has taken place in the last two
weeks.
The 18th Wisconsin Regiment has gone
to. Fort Scott. The IstK ans as is ON a fur
Tough of ten days.
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NEW YoRK, Feb. I3.-American gold,
Io4@1043 Government stocks firm. Sales
of 1910 notes, at 98B@984.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Great Alarm in Norfolk-The
Merrimac a FaiIure-The
Sawyer Gun Burst-The
North Carolina Troops
Treacherous to the Rebels
Fort Donelson Attacked
Yesterday-Ne VS. from
observation-disclosures from
China via San Francisco.
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Thg silr SouruaI.


stations OF the Indiana Troops.
The following are the stations Of the Indians
troops IN active service outside Of the State. W.
shall correct it from time to time the severa
regiments move from one position TO another
IsFANTRY.
9Th Eegiment-Col. Observation-Disclosures
7th, OoI, Gevin. sprinfeld, Virginia
sth, Gel. Benton, otterville, Missouri.
9th, Col. Moody, Huttonville, Virginia.
IOth, Col. Manson, Somerset, Ky.
18th, Col. McGinnis, Paaucah, Ky.
12th Col Linck, SharpsbuIg, Md.
18th, Col. Sullivan, Romney, Va.
14th Col. kimball, Romney, Va.
18th, Col Wagner, New Haven, KY.
10TH Col Hackleman, Fredericktown, Maryland
ITth, Col. Hascall, New Haven, KY
18th, Col. Pattison, Otterville, Missouri;
18th, Col Meredith, Washington City
20th, Col. Brown, Fortress Monroe, Virginia.
2tst, Col Mcmillan, Baltimore, Md. t
23d Col. Hendricks, k0lia, Missouri.
2s}f CuI. SsnGersOn, Padueah, Kentucky.
9th Col Hoyey, cttervilie, Missouri.
18th Col. Veatch Cairo illinois,
18th, Col Wbeatley, Otierviile, Missouri.
27th, Col COlgrOve. FrsdeTioktown, Nd.
10Th, Col Miller, Munfordsville Ky.
seth, Color el Bass, Noiinvilie, Ky. rs
Sls-, C1l. Oruft, Calhoun, KY.
I'D, LIST German, Col. Which, Muntordsville,
Kentucky.
Sfth, Col Ryan, New II wen, Kentucky.
S5th-lst Irish-Col. Walker, BardstoWn, Ky.
S6th, Col Grose, New Haven, Kentucky.
s7lh, Coz Hazard, Bacon Greek Statian, KY
:{5 n, Col Scribnery MunfOrisvilie, KY.
39th, Col. Harrison, Hunf1rdsyilIe KY
40th Col. Wilson, Somerset, Ky.
a2i, Col. Jones, South Carroltons Ky
43I, Col. George X steele, Calhoun, Ky.
4lth, Col. Reed, Calhoun, KY -ar-
46sh, Col. Fitch, New Haven, Ky.
4Tth, Col. S ack, New Haven, KY.
49th, Col. hay, BardstowD, KY
50th Col Durham, New Haven, same.
bIst, Mechanics, Col. Streght. Wild Cat, same.
9th, Col. Mc8Iullen, Somerset, same.
SSH, Col. Carr, Somerset same.
CAVALRY.
Capt Bracken's Company, Western Virginia
Post Oflge address, Beverly.
Capt. &irtiey Is Company, Western Virginia.
Post once address, Point Pleasant.
Capt. Graham's Company, NoIinville, Kentucky.
Capt. Gaddis's Company, No linville, same
Capt. Moreaus Company, New Maven, same,
Capt klene's Company, Nolinyiile, same.
25Jh Reg meat, Col. Baker, lst Cavalry; Iron
ton, MissOuri-
4lss Regiment (2i Cavalry, Co. Bridgland,
BardstowH, Kentucky
45th Regiment. (3d cavalrp), Cot Carter, Mill
Stone Land ing, Maryland.
ARTILLERY.
Capt. RABBITS Battery, LeaveIfsworth, Kansas.
Capt Cokefasrs Battery, Otteryille, MissonI.
Capt. Kiaus's Battery, Upton, Missouri
Capt. Bushs Battery, Munfordsville, Ky.
Capt SimOn5on's Battery, MuufOrdsYille, same,
Capt Behr's Battery, Calhoun, same. s--s
Capt Iilrris's Battery, "a untordsyille, same.
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Arrival and Departure of the
RE "A Z Us -

1.-THE time here set down is adjusted 70 costaet
hours. On the River there is variation Recording
60 81 TIME OF CLOSING.
RaiEroad HT,lig (for Vincennes. Terfe Haute,
Princeton, Washington, Petersbnrgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. Indianapo-
lis, Cincinnati. Louisville. st. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northsrn, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except sunday at...s-...-.... s A. II.
THURSDAY, ana sstrlrlaay At s}zp
Paauoah Meal (riverl every day in the
week except Sunday and Thursday at I1lz A. NJ
Green R5ssr Nail (for Bowling Green and
way pointsl every Monday and Thurs
NJ Vsrsoa- sfoiI Qand) every Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday at 6taA-@'
Nes5 Harm0Ry HAL every Monday, We'd
nesfay. and Friday at 713 A. 81.
RosEport Mail 0aud) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday ~ So A. NJ
Ps.efsburgb lTaI (way) every Friday at "a a. rs
(PetershuTgh letters, &C. come ami 50 #
by Railroad dai -
CgstisfalIa Mail ever Wednesday at 2. n.
tIlesves ats 4. THURSDAY morning1
Military mail Tor Calhoun and Spottsviile, II P. NJ
TIfiE OF DELIVERING. e--tis
Railroad 4adil every day except Sunday at z A. n
Arrives the night before, after office hours.
Louisville AIad (river1 every Tuesday,
ThGrs5ay, and Saturday by CIV
F.sdicas Mat, every day IN tho week except
Sunday and Thursday by "a. NJ
Green RiUsr Mail, every Monday and Thurs
Dr. V1aon MAJ Qand every Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday by p. n.
EsiU Harmony 1fGil every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday by P. N.
Eoclport Null DANDY every Sunday at l P. n, ea
and Wednesday and Friday at A. nj.
ARRIVES the evening before, after office .
hOurs.)
PetersJiTgh EfaiI (way) every Friday by 81. A. N.
Cyiifk5aEG Mail every Fri6ay at a n.
ARRIVES the evening before. after Office hourH.1
ae@-Post Office opens at Z A. n and closes at 2
P.u-on week days. Delivery closes from to 81
A. ~. ON week days during the closing of the
Bal road mail Office open frem to "a A. on the
sabbath. fs
LANES Il. .McNEELY, p. n. 3
Evansville, Ind, May l, 1851. iuly22-ywc
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aecial Rasices.


fFsdIIk for EAe soldier For one who dies
from the effects Of Che bullet, ten perish from damp
and exposure to night air Small doses Of HOL
LOWAY's PILLS taken every ether night win
corrsot all disorders of the Liver and Stomach,
purify he blood and insure sound health 60 every
man. Only IS cents per Box. feb4
y Tlasfss- or zgeaasg a. reg, EOr<0eT
Who can be beautiful with siclly pale complex
ion? Keep the pores Of the skin free, and tn.
blood pure, aud cur cheeks will vie with the rose
and ills. The skin il formed with thousands of
pores in every inch Of surface whose ofee it is to
carry off the impurities Of the blood-the ac-
knovicdged cause Of all diseases Of mankind
when the skin is dry and parehed-when it is
covered with eruptions-when it is cold and clam
nsy-vten there is Inward fever or Inflammation
1t is impossible for tbe skin under these circum-
stances to perform it, proper functions, aud to
AIRY of tine impurities fram the body designed
by our Creator
JUD5OS'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILES remove
these distractions, and produce free and healthy
blood, remove the eruptiona from the skin, and
cMuse il to brighten with the ftIs1 Of youth and
beauty. Beauty without paints and cosmetics
beauty produced by health and happiness.
Judsan's Mountain Herb Pills are sold b all
medicine dealers. deos
NIGH s-.-Thfs is very apt to produce a
disordered stomach, resutios in Dyspepsia
HooGaqd's German Bitsrs viii entirely relieve any
uausea or bad cling. AMI prevent more serious
consequences. u you hare The Dyspepsia, few
bottles will entirely restore the digestive organs
their original Vigor. They for sale by druggists
and dealers "a medicines everywhere, at 70 eants
per bottle JANET
"a e. s0Fsh IHe s-rs4sesf sDssasrsrs that We
recommend to those suffering from Rhsupnstism
Geut, Or NsuTaleis, or the pernicions effects o.
Mercury, DR.. LeIand's Anti Rheumatic Baud--ii
being the only remedy for those hitherto inoursblC
complaints eco GdyeTtisom mont in another column
of our paper Of the AntI-2humatic Band
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THE time here set down is adjusted % coshoot
hours. On the River there is variation recording
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KNOR S.AZE.--The undsrsigned oflsr- flr
N sale at great sacrihce his three two story
brick houses situated the Southeast corner. 81
Second and Oak streets, lot 65 upper Enlarge
ment. The improve ment consists Of one two story
brick store and dwelling, and Two brick dwelling
houses we'll finished. The three hOufes rent now
for SIX hundred and fifty dollars per afalnm
BS-A Application to be made 10 Richard Raleigh
VIM. Hughes.
feb3-ln CHARLES COuLINs.
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ANOCYR- II kKR R.RRxe .N-OTKCE.-
Il All persons having books, drawn from the
County Library, notified to return the same 20
the Library betweeA this date and the first day of
February next Volumes will not bs given out to
readers until further notice.
W. II. WALKER,
A V c. and Librarian
Volksbote- please copy jan2ldw2w
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

Information is received that Mcclellan
DESTROYED the aqueduct at the mouth OF the
Anthem creek, and the bridge across that
creek leading to Sharpsburg-thus cutting
off the retreat of the rebels in the direction
of Shepardsville.
FREDERicx, Nd, Sept. l7th.-This has
been an eventful day in the history of the re-
bellion. At daylight the battle was renewed
on centre and right by Hooker and Sumner,
who, after sharp contest oftwo hours. drove
the enemy mile back. They rallied shortly,
and with terrible loss, retook most Of the lost
ground. Hooker received shot in the ankle,
and was carried from the field. The COM
,nand devolved on Sumner, who retook the
lost ground, and drove the rebels a quarter
of mile beyond, with terrible slaughter.
Gen. Mansfield was shot through the lungs
and died soon after. At 5 o'clock, all the
enemy's position were carried on the right.
This duty was assigned to Burnsides; his
artillery opened and his infantry advanced
1.-The point was carried at CHARGE BAYO-
NETS, but he was forced to retreat before
superior numbers; the rebels knowing that if
they lost the ridge complete rout Of their
army would b. the result.
The rebels fought with great desperation.
Darkness now fell upon the two armies
and hostillities ceased by mutual consent
The battle continued from S o'clock, A. M.
to P. NJ, without moment cessation.
The conduct of our troops was excellent.
1t is almost impossible to form correct
idea of the loss on either side, but ours proba-
bly, is 10000; the enemies exceed it. Our
wounded were Immediately carried from the
field. When Hooker fell Mcclellan passed
Immediately to the right and his presence add
ed much to our success in recovering ground
lost.
Washington Sept. 19th.--An official dis
Pitch from Mcclellan says: Last night the
rebels abandoned their position, leaving their
dead and wounded on the field. Weare again
il pursuit.
In the battle Of Wednesday, Gems. Bod
man, Hartsuff, Duryea, Sedgewick, Richard
son and Dana We're wounded, and Gen.
Meagher was killed.
Mcclellan regarded the result as glo-
rious victory.
Chicago, Sept. ia friglful explosion
of tho Allegnany Arsenal occurred on We'd
nesday afternoon. About 175 boys and girls
were in the building, of whom 50 or 80 were
killed.
Harrisbursh, Sept. 19.-Heavy cannon
aiding on the Potomac was heard at Hagers-
town to-day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27

To Observation-Disclosures residing
on any part Of the Pacific coast, however distant,
who may desire the opinion and advice Of Dr..
Young, on their respective cases, and who think
proper to submit written statement Of such, In
preference to holding a personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their communications
will be held most sacred. DR.. Young takes this
opportunity of observing that all letters are only
opened and replied to by himself, and the latter
as promptly as possible. If the case be fully and
candidly described, personal communications will
be superseded, Is instructions for diet, regimen,
and the general treatment Of the case itself, lin
GLIDING the remedies, will be forwarded without
delay, and in such q manner as to convey no idea
of the purport of the letter or parcel transmit
ted.
R6c ONCE, ISL Clay street, San Francisco.
Consultation gratis. &c. YOUNG, NJ. D.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1862-09-27
An Appeal in Behalf Of the Orphan Asy.
lum at Vancouver.

The Bishop of Nesqually wishes to
inform all persons, who take any inter-
est ir the welfare of the orphans, that
the Sisters Of Charity, at Vancouver,
have at present under their care no less
than fifty orphans, including both sexes,
of whom six only pay their board and
clothing, the others, being destitute,
remain at their own charge, In the two
Asylums; that in order to prepare suit
able lodgings for those little ones, they
have expended several thousand dol
lars, and thereby incurred debts, which
they are unable to pay. The Bishop,
knowing the good feeling of the reo-
pie at large for such institutions, has
thought it advisable to make an appeal
to their generous hearts, in order to re-
lievo the Sisters Of their present embar-
rassment, and recommend and requests,
therefore, a-subscription to be made
in the country. What sum soever we'll
disposed people may be inclined to sac:
ritice for the aforesaid praise-worthy
object, will be received with pleasure
and gratitude. The Bishop fatters
himself that this his appeal will be we'll
understood and complied with; and he
will not fail to remind the inmates of
both Asylums of their obligations of
addressing to the Lord fervent prayers
tor their benefactors.
A. M. A. BLANCHET,
B'p. of Nesq.
Vancouver, July I'd, 1862.
Subscriptions will be received and for
wardad by Henry N. McGill. Esq.
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Attention Volunteers!!
FI,st ". r., Lsfa.e,y. o. s. Tsassese,s.

First ". T., Lvd.ery. o. s. Naassesys.
TINE undersignsd have been authorised to raise
Il and organise Company for the list Washing.
ton Territory Infantry, Col Stsinberger, for duty
in the Military District Of Oregon.
The regiment il now rapidly filling up, and an
opportunity 10 offered for immediate service IL the
best disciplined and most thoroughly organised
Regiment on the Pacific coast.
Pay from $l3 70 $2l per month, with abund-
ance Of good clothing, comfortable quarters, sub
sistence and medical attendance, furnished ~ the
Government.
Recruits for this Company will be Immediately
sent to Fort Steilacoom and provided for.
Enlistments will be for "THREE YEARS OR
DURING THE WAR;" and every soldier entering
this regiment, and honorably discharged, il, By
Act of Congress, entitled to 500 bounty
Recruiting Offices have been opened At Steilacoom,
Pierce CO unity, and At Port Townsend, jefferson
county, W. T.
EGBERT n. TUCKER, Captain;
WILLIAM KAPUS, LIST Lieut..
38:w4 JOHN A. TENANT, I'd Lieut..