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CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health

Dir. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No Edcott Steet.
Boston, is consulted daily all diseases incident the
female system. pr1apsus Uteri, falling Of tie womb,
Flour Abus supprcssio and other menstrual defangc-
meuts. all treated upon pathological principles,
and speedy relief guarante in very few days in
varaby ain is the mode II treatment THAT most
obstinate complaints yield under it. and The afflicted per-
son reioices in perfect health
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience in the
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since Isl having confined his ole alton
practice of of private Diseases
and Female Complaints, acknUw edges superior in ths
United states.
n bah letters mast eontai dollar, or they will
not he answered.
once Hours from A. ~ to Q p VI,
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tflariuc Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

EY-Schrs senator, Holt, and Frelinghuy'en
SALISBURY from Boston Tor Ellsworth, with freight,
have arrived at oak Point, (about 10 miles below
this Yillase) AayILg been preycuted, On account
OF the ic,, from reaching this place. The ice Is
very weak. and will probably all be out soon.-
several vessel, now in thIs port loading.
Brig ~a6,o, Of Providence, Baker, from Ports
mouth. y II, ia cargo OF hay, for Annapolis
Nd, which wa cAptGrel on Friday last, neAi New
ports News, aud taken to Cfaney Island, is lsG
tons register, built at Cherry field, Ne, in lsio,
owned three quarters in Providence by Messrs
Mowry L Steere, samuel True and Captain Nathl
Crowei and enc quarter by apt David baAer,ot
Dennis, who commanded the vessel. The hay was
OH private account.
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Delirium Tremens.--sr this, the most awful u
al complaints ty it, caI-t lui by eet d6sg,
rere,y IA HluntNrlls rsIa Auodyue, - uiarked va
Re- cf-rt a si1ir case THAI physician r"mark ed
that t might tIss drpakenaes. by The with heh
IA cure fh- Ei.iu- Of opium actually ag-rsyatss
the cas-. rcpr9uces Counter deiirium, and Il rr Frs
argument prov that tais Is stop to cnfe. Tbs
tr4st NJ tho An,dyu- With preparations u epilm,
ask be proved hy ALI and willing results
alone kal the pamphlet and follow directions carefully
See advertisement,
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Administrators sale.

EpY virtue Of a license from the Court of Pro.
- bate fer the County 5l Hancock, / shall sell
At puh+ie apeipn, ga the second day OF May next,
at one o'clock in the afternoon, 70 iuuct of the
Real Estate Of sans stanley, late OF Tfemoptj de
ceased, situated IA SAID town, will produce the
sum of four hundred aud seven dollars, FIR the
payment Of the debts Hnd incidental charges -
Terms cash. sale at tue Homestead vi the de-
ceased.
WILLIAM 7. PREBLE, Administrator,
Cranberry Isies, April ,, lsC2. IL
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ScH00I DISTRICT NO. 3.

Notice is hereby given that the next term of all
the various schools in this District will commence
on Monday, April 2sth, except the High School,
which will begin May 18th, lsG2.
s WArERH0USE, Agent.
Ellsworth, April l7th, lso2. 10
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HARD TIMES COFFEE.

FENllE trying times and the high price of coffee
has demanded that good substitute should
be found for pure coffee, and the manufacturer of
the Hard Times Coffee has succeedcd in the nven-
tion Of 40 article which meets the requirements
If the times, and which the Mass State Assayer,
DR.. Hayes, pron9unees free from any deleterious
substance. 1t is sold at very low price, and is
in fact about equal to pure coffee.
Manufactured by II. 3. NEWHALL, Ma1ufac-
turer o. Coffee, Spices and Cream Tartar, Sc South
Market street, Boston.-rKY IT,--You can get
pound Of any Grocer in Ellsworth.
Certificate of DR.. Hayes.
"HAnD TIMES CoFfE7."-This substitute for the
more expensive kinds OF coffee has been aaalyz.
chemicauy and aicroseoPicaiir, and found to be
free from any doleterious substance. 1t also
responds in composition with the manufacturers
statement. Respectfully,
A. HAYES, NJ. p. State Assayer
l6 Boylston Street, Boston, Feb. ., 1862.
3mlU
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons are hereby forbidden to harbor or
N trust James lagan, a town pauper OF Har-
cock, as ample provision has been made for his
ma ntenanee and 40 bills will be paid ON his ae-
count otherwise than where the town has contract
ed 10 maintain him.
JOHN MILLIKEN, )0verseers
L. Ora BTREE, of the Poor
WARREN STATION, 9of Hancock.
:, Anr.l llth. lsQa Swl1
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Notice to Trespassers.

Notice is hereby given that permits will be
granted the coming winter to cut haul from
Township No IA, in Walthaln, by the proprietors.
Any persons so cutting or haning, will be eonsid-
cred as trespassers and so treated.
BY order of PRoPRIET0RS, Of WaI.hsm.
Ellsworth be- iath issi.s.s yv,-- f.
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IMPORTANT
TO THE AFFLICTED
AR. DOW continues to be consulted ut his Office, Nos
~ and Edicott Street, Boston, all diseases Of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE

IL and Edicott Street, Boston, on all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long of study aud practical experience Of
unlimited extent Dr. d. has the qualification Of pre-
scnting the unfortunate with remedies that have
since he first introduced them failed to the most
alarming cases Of
GO oRRIIRA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yenereal and
impure blood, Impotency Scroula, Gonorraosa Ulcers,
pain and distress the regions procreaon Infamma-
ton Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocee, Abcysse,
Iuors ghtfu swengs, and the long train Of horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease made be
come as harmless as the simplest aings OF child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. deyotes great part Of his time to the treatment
Of those caused by secret and solitary habit which
rains the body and mind uniting the unfortunate ind
Ydua for business society. Some Of the sad and mel
anchoy effects produced BY early habits of youth.
Weakness of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of tile head
Dimness OF sight, Palpitaon Of the heart, Dyspepsia,
nervousness, Derangement OF the digestive functions,
symptoms OF Consumption. &c The fearful effects the
mud much to be dreaded loss Of memory, confusion
OF ideas, depression Of spirits. evil furebodiugs aversion
If society, seisrust, timbiIty &C. among the evils
produced, Such persons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician Of experience, and he at
orcc restored 10 health aul happiness
Pate Is who wish remain under DR.. BOWS treatment
a few days weeks, will be- furnished with pleasant
rOoms, ami argos Tor board moderate.
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CERTAIN CURE
In AL CASES. Or 10 CHARGES MADE

Dr. bow is cJn.ulted daily from A ". to P. ". az
above upon all dhcult and chronic diseases Of every
name nature having by his uuwearicd attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls pa
tieut4 from All parts IT the country obtain advice.
Among the py- iC.4s in Boston, stand higher in
tle pr essJu IMAM the celebrated DB. DOW, No Budi-
emit street. basup1. tH3sp need III, seryic Of
experienced p ,cia AID surgeon should give him call.
April, lsj- 1913
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Certificate of DR.. Hayes.
F Rankin ROUSE,
The Subscriber has opened
pH3llG HaIlSF IN FRANK IN

and hopes to merit success in the enterprise by
having obiging and faithful hostlers TO take the
best a care Of horses and by keeping his table
well supplied with substantial food for
The object Of the Proprietor will be to make the
D." franklin House a home for the traveller, and a
place whore he may have his wants supplied
promptly and cheerfully, and at reasonable prices.
Hi buildings have been receHtlyrcpairai and re-
fitted, aui he has many eanyeniencas which will
make the Franklin House " a desirable stoppin (
place, ALEXANDER MARTIN.
FraHklia, Jan. Il, lo62. 81
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NJ Q II I . FL.

VNHE undersigned, being DESTROYS of closing up
l. business in Ellsworth, hereby notifies all
persons having unsettled accounts with him, that
he will attend to their adjustment at the office of
WV. T. PARKER.
GEO. X. GRIFFIN.
Ellsworth, Dec. 4th, 1851. 46
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N Q T I 9 Z

Is hereby given that fox a valuable eonsilera-
L alton. and other good reasons, have rehn
pushed To my minor son, WATSON b., the time OF
uIs minority, to transact business for himself a
II he WIS twenty-oue years OF age. shall claim
none Of his earning nor SHALL pay any dcIts Of
bis contracting alter this date
JOHN 3. FRAZIER.
Witness, -Ahira :. Frazer.
Otis, April Is, lst2. f!3
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To whom it may Concern.

To whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given that l have given to
' my son, Charles 4. Morse, minor, his tine
10 act tor himself tree from any control On my
part Of himself or his ways, until be shall attain
his majority; and will not be responsible for
any bills oil his contracting
EZEKIEL MORSE.
Verona, Feb. 10, lsG2. Is
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Sid from Carleuas 18Th alt, brig J West, Hard
ian. Fastliud.
Ar At Table Bay, eali, Jan p, brig Howard,
Gag'. Bangor.
I'll from Nucyjta. path, brigs Ocean Traveller,
SARGENT snl Hart1s. >horry Wv York.
=ell ta5u It t#hr. NJ, 5tb haf4uc Lame Pat
zen Ea-tP.rt CRIB. sair ltiber!a ZONES 10 .lth
re- Lady Nh .-aA.. Ee.lr. do.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-01
rhe union Convention.

The undersigned. representing The
UNroS CONVENTION which assembled in
this city on the 9th of September last,
call upon "all loyal citizens who are in
favor of the maintenance OF the Govern
ment, and of the vigorous and continued
prosecution Of the war now carried on for
the suppression Of the rebellion against
the Government, again to meet and ap-
point delegates to a UNION CONVENTION,
to be held in this city, on Thursday, the
alst day of August next, for the following
named officers
Judge of the Supreme Court.
Secretary of State.
Attorney General.
School Commissioner.
One member Of the Board Of Public
Works.
The Convention will be composed OF
the same number Of delegates that cons.i-
tuted the Convention OF last year. and
appointed in like manner among the sew
eral counties.
I'VE omit the list os counties and the
number of delegates, to which each is
entitled. except this. Wyandot county is
entitled to delegates.
We recommend that the delegates be
chosen by conventions in the several
counties, to be held or Saturday, the l6tl,
of August.
The Convention will assemble at Il
o'clock A. NJ. The place Of meeting
Will be hereafter designated.
GEO. M. PARSON, Chm,
B.F. MARTIN, Sec'y,
Union Executive ComnaAtee.
CoIuMBus, June Cd 1852.
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ARMY OF TIE PoFoMAc, HARD g.
RIsoN's LANDING, July 2I.

BY order Of Gen. Mcclellan, Heintzel-
man reviewed his troops yesterday. Keyes
reviews to-day, and Porter tomorrow.
l had never seen SO many Generals in
one field as rode along Heintzelman' S
lines yesterday. Mcclellan was, there,
foar corps chiefs were there, with score
Of division and brigade commanders.
The truth is, no true soldier would fail
to improve an opportunity of examining
and learning from the fighting ranks in
this army. l shall excite few iealousies
by styling them such, for'that is the word
in all mems mouths. Heintzelman, Hook
er, Kearney, Sickles-look at their names,
and then trace up the battles of the Pc
ninsula. You cannot recall one where
| these same names are not in bold relief
When Nc cClelan appeared upon the
review ground, Heintzelman requested
him to review his men. Since he had
never done so, he assented, and the sa-
lutte by Capt. De Russy's battery was in
his honor.
This corps needs one thing only. The
fearful gaps in every regiment should b.
filled, and speedily.
| MIS-. senator Iiaflan ana MRS. hdalO
Weed are here, from Washington, with :
large amount of hospital stores. They
propose to remain and give them out BY
personal distribution to those most need
ing them. Those who have entrusted
stores to these ladies need have no fear
that every crumb will not reach and al
levate suffering.
Individual exertion on this wide fell
for good works, needs to be tempered
with a large proportion of practical sense
or it becomes worse than senseles
thing. Mrs. Harlan had a mothers ex
rcrience al Shiloh, and has degree q
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THE MDDS3H!33p8R0a
New Furniture Polish,

DRBPARED from improved recipe by the
L proprietor OF the Brother Jonathan Polish ,
is tilted by all the leading Nrw York Furni-
ture Dealers and Piano Forie N tkeis, to be the
best in the world to remove scratches, rks
and dirt, and restoring hi n and lasting gloss
to ali kinds Of sarnished work, E ON Furniture
TO Leather. 1t is cheaper Id better than var
nish dr:es immed aely, ard IS easily applied.
With piece of Canton Flannel aud bottle or
two of this New Furniture Polish house
keeper can work magic in the furntarr of a
house, aud keep it looking ike new. Now is
the time to shine up your tables, chairs desks,
pisuos, Iicture fran cs carriages. etc, and
make them look 5 4, per cent better. THIS is
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers
I'd Sto ekeepers generally. Price 25 and SD
cents a bottle Depot Mol Spruce street, New
Y Yori. II Special agents wanted. Address
box 1919. New Yo P. o.
The Housekeepers New Furniture Polish is
for sale here by
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< LII Volunteer Soldiers belonging to the
/ 4 61st Regiment, O. v T., Col. N. Schleich
comma nding that are now in Ohio or else
where, will report themselves Immediately to
the undersigned, or Col. c. W. d. Allison, at
Camp Chase and as soon as sufficient NUM-
Der is deemed ready, they will be furnished
with the necessary transportation to their
resp ctive regiment and company Trans
portation tickets will be furnished by the
Governor to all these that will apply, from
their respective homes to Columbus.
4 Should the undersigned necessarily be ab-
sent Mt any time from Camp Chase, Capt.
B. bod, at Columbus. or Col. c. w. b. Allison
Post commander, ut Camp Chase. will give al
necessary information as to quarters ant
subsistence, etc., at Camp Chase.
JOSEPH McCUTCuEN,
Capt. 6lst Regiment . vi.
Ju1y Eth 1861
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VALUABLE LANDS FOR SAFE.

The following Tracts of Land are
offered at private sale, until Saturday,
the 3oth day Of August, A. D. 1862, on
which day, at one o'clock, p. M, any Of
them remaining unsold, will be offered
at public sale, at Whartonsburgh, Wy
andot county, Ohio.
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
The West half of the South West
quarter Section | 5, 80 acres.
The South West quarter of Section TO-,
100 ceres.
The West half of South East quarter
Section GO, 80 acres.
The North East quarter Of Section %,
100 acres.
+ SALEM TOWNSHIP.
The South half of North West quar-
ter Section 80, 80 acres.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
The West half of South East quarter
25, 80 acres.
The lands are well situated, good soil,
and will be sold in quantity to suit pur~
chasers. Title warranted.
TERMS.
One-fourth down, balance in three
equal annual payments, with interest
The deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage.
G.. w. BERRY.
July 2Sth, 1862.
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Bridge Letting.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the commits
IN sioners of Wyandot County, will, on the
3lst day of July, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock j,
A NJ receive proposals for building bridge
across the Potato creek swamp, on the conn-
ty road, running across said swamp, on the
line between sections 2l, and % in Rich
land Township.
Also on the same day, at 2 O'clock, P. NJ.
receive proposals for building a bridge, on
the county road running East from Whsr-
tensburgh, on the South line of Robert Glib
sons land, in Richland Township and award
the contracts to the lowest responsible bidder
or bidders, iu whole or in part, as the Com
missioners may deem advisable.
All bidders requested to meet the Com
mssioners at the time and place where th
bridging is to be done.
BY order of the Com.
| IS PETER B. BEIDLER,
y. ". &. O.
| June 80, 1862
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NOIICE.

Martin Winch will take notice that L. Les
quereaux, jr,, of the county of Wyandot in the
State of Ohio did, on the 23d day of July, A.
D. 1862 file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas wi hn and for said county of Wy
and,t in said State of Ohio against the said
Martin Winch, se:lir 6 forth that the sad Mar
tin Winch is indebted TO the said L. I.esque-
reaux. jr., in the sum of One Hundred Dollars,
and praying for judgment against the said Mar
tin Winch for said sum of One Hundred Dollars
with interest thereon, from the 18th day of Ju-
ly, A. d. 1862 An attachment has been issued
in said proceedihls, aud the said Martin Winct
is notified that he is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the third Sat
urday after the 5th day of September next.
MckELLY & GRISELI,,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
E25'62 Ct SO.
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Epitome Of News.

The health Of the troops is rapidly i'm
proving.
-WAsH1NeroN, July 94th.--The rebel
officers who met the last flag of truce,
stated that Capt. Riddle, Of Gen. Nc Clel-
lan's staff, was not killed in the late bat
ties, bat died at Richmond on Sunday
last.
--BALr1MoRE, July 25.-All the seces-
sion members Of the Second Branch Of
the City Council have resigned, in com
pliance with an intimation from General
Wool, that their designations would tend
to the preservation Of peace. A special
election will take place to fill the vacan-
eies with loyal people.
-SolDIERs.--A boy of fourteen be-
longing to the Union army, captured a
rebel soldier of about his own age in one
of the battles before Richmond, and asked
ked at the quarters "where this prisoner
should be taken?" On being shown the
way the captor and the captured went of
with their arms around each other, as af-
fectionately as if they were going on g
birds nest expedition.
Col. James F. Babcock has retired
from the editorship of the New Haver
Palladium after thirty-two years faithful
) service, and been succeeded by Cyrus
Northrop, Esq. The new Editor will b.
fortunate if like term shall win for hin
the esteem and consideration which uni
form probity, dignity, and courtesy have
secured to Colonel Babcock.
A REGIMENT OF NEGROES AT CHIcA
COVE learn from the Westliche Pos
of St. Louis, one of the best German
dailes in the United States, that Mr.
Hesing, the German Sheriff of Chicago
, has applied to the President for permis
. sion to raise regiment of negroes il
Chicago. Mr.. Hesing is said to be
/ man of iron energy, Of indomitable eeur
age, and rare talent of organization, an
+ to have acquired by his humane attitud
e toward the negro population, their enthu
d siastic attachment. He feels confider
!. that the regiment can be raised in sho'
time.
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The Demands of True Loyalty.

True loyalty demands that when he
existence of government is endangered
q government chosen by those over whom
its influences were to operate, by the re-
bellious spirit of those who desire through
the violation of all law, to establish anoth-
er in its stead. of directly opposite char
acter, or of any character, that then the
truly loyal have work to perform of no
common magnitude.
When armies meet armies on the field
of battle-one for the destruction of our
sisterhood of States, as well as the de
struction of the Government, and the
other to preserve their former power and
glory--but one position is left for the tru-
ly loyal. and that is to support his Gov
ernment in work and deed, without qualjf
eafion Of any kind. There then should
be a union of loyalty against the power
of the destroyer party ties should be
severed, and old contentious, be forgotten.
It is sufficient to know that when peace
returns, and the Government is safe,
that the strong desire for official crumbs,
on all sides, will soon awaken a sufficient
amount of party strife. He who occu-
pies middle, or compromise grounds, when
rebels and traitors are seeking to destroy
the armies Of the Government, his coun-
try's capital, and the boasted liberty oi
the past, is not to be trusted in the hou1
of trial.
Did not our fathers purchase with theil
own blood. the rich inheritance they be-
queathed to US =? Is not that inheritance
too valuable to suffer destruction ? or, arr
we too cowardly to say, "The Union,
by the Eternal, it must, and shall be pre-
served" And instead Of SO doing, proclaim
that we are ready to compromise with trait
ors-traitors whom the Constitution a
it is," declares, are made such by "levy
ing war against these, (the United States,
OF III uuUeTtTJ " GIc@ cHcUstc"t JsC'US "ec'
aid and comfort" Such the Constitution
az IL is, declares to be traitors! Rebel
have wsged war against the United States
are vet doing so--while we find me
"aiding and comforting" them by de
claring that to stop the war, compromis
IS necessary. To whip them you mus
(not ,ce) exterminate them, and that the
object to. Do not such declarations, i
effect. give "aid and comfort to the enc
my ?"
Let us look we'll then to the ground W
on which we stand, remembering that
secure peace by disarming traitors. ther
can be no middle or qualified position
but firm, decided and unchanging stan
for the right, which must be maintaines
Let our country's salvation take o,
time now. and let our other battles |
fought when peace shall have extende
her gentle wings from ocean to ocea
and from lakes to gulf.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Tn lrsuance of ar order granted by the Pro
bate Court of Wyandot county, Ohio. L will
offer for sale at public auction, on
SATURDAY.. THE 18Th DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1862,
at the door of the Courthouse in Upper San
dusky, Ohio, commencing at o'clock, p M,
the fol!owmg described Real Estate situate il
the county of Wyandot and State of Ohio, to
wit: The west half of TIE SO tn west quartz
of section sixteen, township three, south oi
raneg fourteen east, appraised at $4,000 00i
also the north east quarter of the south resi-
quarter, and fifty acres off Of the ives,
and of the north half of the south west quarter
of same section, township and range, ap
praised at So ,6l9 90.
Terms of sale--One third in hand one thirl
in one year and one third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest, the payments to
be secused by mortgage on the premises sold
THOMAS NJ BOWMAN,
\ dm'r of Reuben Wood, kec'd.
G.. w BRERY, 4 ttorney.
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FIN up the Ola Regiments.
COLUMBUS, July %

COLUMBUS, July %.
10 the Press ofMe State
The attention of the several Military
Committees is especially directed to the
importance of filing up the regiments
now in the feid. It is more important
this be done promptly than that the new
regiments be filled up.
In spportioning the troops asked for
among the several counties of the State,
it was expected that each county would
also furnish its quota of menEfor the regi-
mersts ilr the field
IS DAVID TOD, Governor.