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The New York herald., 1862-02-22

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Peterson > .iaI u
.'ayser t4ein
Prince Mrs, 3lst 1t
Price nrs mar aret
ficTs' n Nrs Coln-
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Miscellaneous.
American Odd Fellow editor Y Emery Wheel Co
American Steel Pen Mfg Co y journal Of Education
Artist publisher y Dachman, edi,or
Bristol Brass Clock Co. Phenx Skirt Co
Cambro oIice Seamless Cap Mig Co
East Brladway 49, ID floor Snowdcn's Express
Gas Generating Co, Bway Steam Mar 10 Works, B'way
Golden Prize editor Store ii Greenwich Ut, pro-
Coz crnment Lodge No IS prictor
James street No 100 Sylvan Grove Lodge No 275
Manhattan Mfg Go, n way F&AM
Marble yard 9th and 36th Wilson's ConmercalCrcnlar
ST. proprietor CyfalHolandP Patent, editor
Michigan Cen Il Co, Sec'y
WILLIAM V TAYLOR Postmaster.
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Ulysses Leander Z

Van Horscn T W
Nancrrwater
Van Antwerp JohnE
Van Clief Emanuel
Nandekar Henry
Van Deusen Archi-
laid y
Van Alstine JamesG
NanAntwerp JohnH
Nandcwater Garrett
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FUsa Urh4IE sV..CGs.

fOsA OrkASG. SOS AC1...
DOSr OFFICE NOTICE.-TfIE MAILS FOR EUROPE,
l. via Southampton and Hamburg, per United States
steamer TEUTONlA and FOR Ireland via Queenstown
the EDiSBU G will eoe at this onice Saturday, the 2ld
day of February. at l1s dock A. M. " BAH mails
, WM. b. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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A Lasog ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FuRxr
n tufe private ssl. a. s,.Ine. -vea octave r,.s;
wood Papofirts f5s for san, including Stonl aud
cos.r: raror sui, s3s for si; Elcgcrcs Bookcase
Carsans Clock O Psintrgs. Bron1cs foscwcoi Cha-'sp
FurnriIs, ling, a. ess Tran af the cost IBqI
a; 20 wess Tw-p ssxta strsst, near sitth avenue.
1,NAMELLED CEAvBER SUITS or FURNITURE, IN
w and At io-sslr and retail, at so and
upwards Also. Masilts~,s aad fal assss WAkskN
WARD ~ Canal street, tair doors eat OF broadway
I.,tIYITCRE.-CAsfI PAID FOR SECOND HAND FUR
III ultarr MflOr and Cans toIuty "a. d. attended 70
Adfrtsp fguilc gtyfe 80 ~ tisn sr-st roA mabo
gany Piynrfon Secretary B~iasssl for sale cheap.
L'URNIrrRE, cAtpR a. BOOK; AND iIBR ARIES
Ninth and tenth ssrves
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

LADY HAVING A SMALL, NEATLY FURNISHED
"A house and living alone, would Ike TO let two Rooms
with board ladies' board in advance Ia lieu
Call at 81 Marion street, spring.
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IcARDING AND LODGING.

| DoARD WANTED-foR A GENT. ENAN AND LADY
ID % a,d ior he laiy .pyl. ee,w roTtA street, wi b
Address A. O.. box - Herald ose stating price ocaI
| Il
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IT DON'T LIKE DANIEL.-The Marysville
Express was once great admirer of Daniel
S. Dickinson, but it has got bravely over
that now 1t even advocated his nomination
by the Charleston Convention, but since he
has come out for the Union he has fallen ter
ribly in its estimation. Hear it,
''Daniel s. Dickinson. who ran into BE
Attorney Generalship of the State of New
York, a short time ago, by selling himself to
a crowd for which he has numerous times ex-
pressed deep contempt, to-day occupies a
position in the country as low as any politi-
cal juggler we can at present call to mind
But Dickinson was Democrat once, or
claimed to be, and the Express was proud,
not distrusting his sincerity to express a
preference for him for the Presidency"
According to the Express logic, no man
can be Democrat who is opposed to the re
bellion, or, in other words, traitors are the
only Democrats, for Daniel has given it nc
offence save in declaring for the Union and
against treason.-Bee.
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THK SLAVE TRApE.-The numerous !

The SLAVE TRADE.-The numerous
of slavers, masters, merchants and N
during the past year or two, saws fne San
Francisco Mirror, have exercised very sal
utary effect, as shown in the lastintelligence
from the African coast. At Loanda, and up
the Congo there were q, 600 negroes in bar
racoons, but no vessel to take them Some
idea Of the immensity of the traffic may be
obtained when we stat that 100, 900 negroes
are said to be annually imported into Cnba.
their AVERAGE value per head being $500. or
a total of $4,000, 600; the profits Of the
trade are shared in New York, Cuba, Eng
land, France, Spain, Portugal. To pat a
stop to it our Government spends about
81, ,O00,O 900 year, besides many valuable
lives. The cost to the British of their Afri.
can squadron, is much greater. Through
the energetic action of Capt. Schufeldt, our
Consul at Havana, the fitting out of slavers
at that island has been practically put stop
to. If cur other Consuls were equally earn
est in the work, their efforts would doubtless
meet with like success, but there is so much
business done in this line as TO lead to the
inference that vast deal of bribery pre-
walls.
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BRurAL MURDER IN BUTTE.-The Butte
Record says: On the evening ofthe 22d lust,
at Bangor, in this county, two brothers, ma
med Benjamin and James Stewart, attacked
a man by the name of johnson, in a saloon,
James Stewart brandisging very heavy
Bowie knife, our informant says, weighing
FIVE pounds. and preventing any one from in
terfering with his brother Benjamin, who
attacked johnson with an eight inch revol, er,
and was beating him on the head with it,
Johnson's skull was completely mashed in,
and he died soon after the affray. The par
ties had been gambling, and johnson had
won Stewards money they had met some
time after, when the difficulty took place
As soon as johnson died, Benjamin left, and
is still at large The officers are after him
His brother James is now in Jail. The by
ISLANDERS say it was most outrageous affair
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"a positive fact.

Agreeable to expectation the battle occur
ed the next day. Woshy- boshy was kicked
IN the stomach by an ambulance horse, and
fell fatally wounded at the first fire. Pre-
ylous to expiring, however. he handed Mich.
olson five dollar bill to give him a favora.
BILE notice in his report of the battle, in the
world. and requested that Frank Wood
should put him in his Pulpit Pictures.''
The battle was decisive one. not only
oresking the back but caving in the stomach
of the rebellion. The Silyertoes never bad
any more trouble with the Snakebeads =
Those sayages, after considerable rehears.
ing. learned to behave deeently. Reunited
.ne nations became stronger than ever. and
mascaed on resistisssly to greatness and
"'noha; the prestidigitating squaw of the
snaaAeneads, saa married a young Silvertoe OF
'ion ouf respectable parents, and has lots o,
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new dresses and things Shcis very happy.
Woshy boshy's sons all went to farming
except one-Minky -winky. He is attached
to ali the various circus companies, and ap-
pears as the North American savage of the
farwestern prairies. He contemplates get
ting up an entirely new act, which will IN
yolye the use of banners.
Boozywoozy left off being an Indian and
assumed the duties of chaplin on board the
steamer Western Metropolis, end IS now at
work on a man named Morris, with some
hope of converting hi.r, but not much.
Thus closes a romance which was written
with one arm tied behind me, and under 9TH
or equally adverse circumstances. Gentle
reader. however glad you may be that it is
done, you cannot be moro so than l am
Hurrah ! Embrace me
THE END.
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LARGE DEFALcATIoN IN MARYsvILLE.-It
is matter of regret to the tax payers of 1u-
ba county, to learn that a large defalcation
has Just come TO light in the Office of the
County Tax Collector. The amount is vari-
ously stated at 800, 900 and $50, 900, and the
operations are supposed to have extended
over considerable period of time. 1t will
be recollected that serious charges were
brought against the present Collector, whose
term of office expires now, last fall, but were
repelled with indignation, though never re-
futed by his political friends, who denounced
the charges as being untrue, and made fol
political purposes. A portion of the bonds
men of the Collector are in a solvent and re
liable condition, and special meeting of tn
Board of Supervisors will develop the actual
amount of the defai ,ation, and take the ne
cessary steps to seer re the countp and bond
holders from loss.-4ppeal.
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VERY HuMILIArING.-Th following re-
mark was made by swell inspecting through
an eyeglass very. small infant exhibited to
him, at the instance of its father, by its nurse:
welcome, little stwangear! Baby, singu-
law queechaw Of cawse A was once baby
myself. Ought to make fellaw humble
the ideaw of having evaw been sa match like
a puppyw Aw
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IT is related of Rufus Choate, that, having
been sent for by man who had committed
a terrible murder, and who was anxious to
secure the services of that distinguished ad-
vocate, the latter, after hearing his case, ex-
claimed with every exhibition of disgust and
horror, ''What hands stained with human
blood and not dollar in your pocket p
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Minn.e c Bloom.
Vanity Far.
BY S. DE WITT HUBBELL.

The green grass peeps from the plains, Minnie
Bloom,
Despite the Winter so drear;
For oft through the drifting Clouds Minnie Bloom,
The beams rowing here.
Joy dwelleth in my heart, Minnie,
For amid lifes clouds of gloom,
Ny soul has basked in the sunshine bright
Of the smiles Of Minnie Bloom.
CHORUS.
The rose on thy check is fair, Minnie Bloom,
As that on the fowery lea:
And thy eye it shines in its iris blue,
Is twnkling star to me-
The birds will come with the Spring, Minnie
Bloom,
Again will their songs be heard;
And my heart will attune its voice, Minnie Bloom,
As happy as any bird
Thy loving has brought my Spring, Minnie,
And flowers joy assume
In my heart their very brightest hues,
Meath the smiles eff Minnie Bloom.
CHORUS.
The rose on thy check is fair Minnie Bloom,
As that on the fowery lea;
Any thy eye, as it shines in its iris blue,
Is twinkling star to me.
The fields in the Summer days, Minnie Bloom,
Will sheen with the golden grain;
And farmers with sicklcs sharp, Minnie Bloom,
Will garner it on the plain.
God grant that the golden hopes, Minnie,
Thy soft Summer smiles iume,
Meier be, like grain. cut down in their pride,
BY the frowns of Minnie Bloom.
CHORUS.
The rose on thy check is fair, Minnie Bloom,
As that on the flowery lea;
And thy eye as it shines in its iris blue,
Is a twinklng star to me.
c,orr,moptlod Winter will hold M;nn;e Rloom
Once more his desolate reign
And the Frost Kings deadly hand. Minnie Bloom,
Will blight what flowers remain;
But the love bear to thee, Minnie,
Will outlive the Winters gloom
Not like Earth beauty that knows decay,
Is my love for Minnie Bloom.
CHORUS.
The rose on thy check is fair, Minnie Bloom,
AS that on the fowery lea;
And thy eye, as it shines in its iris blue,
Is a atwinkling star to me.
Rancho de los Flores, Dec. 9th, 1861.
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COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
Agent,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ORDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF MEK4
Y chandize and articles of every description
solicited by the undersigned.
residence in this city of over ten years, and an
experience in the business of nearly the length
of time, considered sufficient to warrant tho
confidence OF persons i'll the country who occasion
ally require to make purchases here, through the
agency of a reliable party; or who may be looking
for a permanent Agency in San Francisco. To
either the advertiser offers his services assuring all
who in,rust orders to him that effort shall be
spared to execute their commissions satisfactorily
All Orders must be accompanied with the Cash or
City Reference.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signed referred to
Wm T. Coleman & Co., San Francisco.
j. II. Coghill & Co.,
c. Ian gley, Druggist, g
Flint, Peabody Co., .
Ira p Rankin,
Ross, Dempster & Co..
j. Anthony & Co., U,tion Office, Sacra-
mento City.
And to the proprietors of the Shasta
COURIER.
n Borders for Machinery. Pianofortes, Melo-
deons, Sewing Machines Watches Jewery, &C.,
will be attended to by competent judges,
L. 2. FISHER.
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street. up stairs.
Opposite Maguire's Opera House, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-11

NOTHING sets so wide mark betweeA
vulgar and noble soul, as the respect Ind
is always sneering at woman, is generally a
coarse profligate and a coarser bigot.
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HEAvY on SEcEssloNIsrs.-The Marysvill,

HEAVY on SEcEssIoNIsTs.-The Marysville
Appeal is responsible for the following
1t is a noteworthy fact that out of all the
damage done to bridges on the Yuba above
Marysville, nineteen of it has been to the
property of avowed Secessionists. 1t was in
view of this fact that couple of Secession
lists, on a gentle bender the other day, fell to
deploring the unhappy condition of things
which had come upon the fraternity. "Tell
yer wha' It's, ole fell, !" said one to the other.
tell yer wha It's, we're wrong bout this
political builsnessll. Fact is, wish was
MT a Observation-Disclosures bad builsnessll,
for when Goramighty gets t con6scation,
Ole Abe's jess nowhar ~ The probability is
that the Seceshers will either be converted to
Unionism or else go out of the bridge ''buils-
nessll
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EFFECT OF THE THREAT TO HANG CoRcoRAN
The rebel threat to hang Col. Corcoran
has excited intense rage anil indignation
among eur whole Irish population, in which
feeling the Germans, and, in fact, all for
eigners, naturally sympathise. Our own
citizens regard it merely as defiance which
will never be carried out, but the others think
him singled out because he is foreigner
Nothing which the traitors could hsve done
could more effectually exasperate our foreign
population against them. The latter have
proved themselves so loyal TO Government
that they havea right to demand that no hair
of Corcoran's head be harmed. As he is now
closely imprisoned, there is loud cry that
Barron Mason and Slidell be locked up in
the Tombs with other felons.-PhH. Cor. N.
I Tribune.
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-11

A SOLDIER was once wounded in battle and
set up terrible bowling. An Irishman who
lay near him with both legs shot off, imme-
diately sung out Bad luck to the likes of
ye-do ye think that nobody is kilt but your
.,lf2'
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.mE Vice President of the United States,
the last Postmaster General, the present Sec
retary of the Interior and the present Secre-
tary of War, are all printers.
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A coUNrRYxAN in one of the Western
States, with load of meal, drove up to a
lady's door, when the following conversation
took place
:. Do you want any meal, ma ann"
..What do YOU ask for bushel ?''
g Ten cents, ma 'am-prime ~
.'Oh, can get it for ftp.
In despairing voice: Dear lady will
you not take bushel for nothing ?''
'' Is it sifted ~
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AN FRANCISCO ADVERTISEMENTS.
A NEW PRINCIPLE.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSSES
...AND.s<
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
For the retention and radical cure Of Hernia
or Rupture, &c.

HNHESE instruments are radically different in
principle and construction, from all others.
embracing what is valuable in them all with new
principles of vast utility.
The Bow used in these instruments is not a
spring. but soft iron, to be shaped pleasure to fit.
The Pad works over knuckle, giving at the same
time inward and upward motion whereby not
more than half the usual pressure is required, and
very little the back. 1t cannot work up OF out
of fplace; the pad-bearing is changed, the pad
itself changed in shape size with very little trou
BILE. These instruments are the smallest lightest.
most cndurabe, (no rust, most ceanly, the cases
be taken off and washed at pleasure, and will do
for relief and radical than any others ever
offered to the public.
Send for a descriptive pamphlet
EDWARD HALL & CO..
Wholesale Druggists,
53s Washington street, San Francisco,
Sole Agents for the Pacific coast. au3:3m
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-11

The following, it is said, may be found in
one of the churchyards of Pennsylvania:
Weep, stranger, for father spilled
From stage coach, and thereby killed;
His name was J John Sykes, maker of fsassenEcrs,
Slain with three other outside passengcrs.f
The Shasta courier., 1862-01-11

GEN. Prices Quickstep-The Back Door
Trot.
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IT is estimated that at least one million Of
rats met an untimely death, at Sacramento
during the late freshet,
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List OfAIetterS

D EMAINING in the Post Office, Shasta, Janu-
4 airy lst, 1862.
lex, Marcel kelso, Seaton
hobart, Geo W Kenzey, Penney
herman, VIM Lyons, Jonathan
brehams, Thos Lytle, Andrew
Allen Leary, Leonard
mman Rufus Lane, DIR Saml NJ
llen Elikew Legamands, Madm
Geo W Lee, j
Mrs Cintha Martin, A
ndrews, Geo Mealoy, John
Eve Magaffy, Sam
axter, ERR Magan, II
everage, James Meazel, VIM
ibby, John Meyer, Henry
oatman, Wm Mitchell, John
j W c Miller, Joseph
ushen, Gerhard Miller, Robt X
urke, Mrs ii Miller, John II
radley, 0tho Morrow, II B
right, Mrs l. Moore, NJ
rantley, Rolan Mulare Martin
rown, Lafayette McGuiro, Nathan
lake, Robert McNeal. VIM
Milton McGill, C
aldwell, Slas-2 Mckinney
ayton, Wm-2 McCluer,
aloway, James Nelson, Gegor
endamon. Calvin Nichols, Elmus-2
ooper, Theopilus Naurth, John W
ardell. WmJ Nowls, VIM
urney, VIM Naurre, Steward
VIM II 0vermire, Charles
herney, Sidney Owens, Lucas
layton, Mrs. Mary Orhay. Thomas
Tough, Noah Owen, c c
lendenen, Mrs A Parker, L
avis, Charles II Parker, Ruben
avis, Err Pullen, II
anicls, James NJ Pierce, Charles
avis, VIM Peas, George
evens, Edward Pettey, Set
evins, Z Peterson, A
eekcrsan, Mrs I Poalley. Saml
eekersan, Mrs + Peylc, J VS.
Robert Randell George W
oyle, James Read, John
onigan, John Read, I NJ
ouglas, Jno, Ripley, Richard
odd, Oliver Richardson, l. d
orit, Louisa. Rieu, Alvin
dwards, John Pope Simpson, Thomas-2
mpcy, Fanney Simpson. James CO
dwards, Abner Scribner, Perley J
atom. James sn Seat, Patrick
lliot. Geo W Stanford. Francis
ord, Mitchell Station, Rev. F Mu
ree John A Stevenson, d c
ritep. James, Shalbs, Edward
James SHREDDER, w
ates, Mrs IL Shire, Mrs IN
ranger. John Shlney,
ray, Stephen Speck, Josiah
reen, Charles Smith, Sidney
roen, Edward Shoster, E
laspey Thiele, August
J C Vandneur
ilispa, c Vershing. Joseph
Iamlet. John Ward, Hiram c
hamilton, John Warner, Saml
aryden, Robert Walch, Michael
arley J Williams, VIM
ealey, Gardner Williams, Joseph
ealey, Mathew Wilson. James o
eeks, EP Willoughby,
ticks, Eden P Williams, J PR
ill, Harmon Williams, A r
anston, Wm-4 Williams, James
Iospara, Clark A Williams, P H
Iofman. Willis, Margret
I.uer, Charles Williams, VIM
ollie, Robert Williams, George
arney, Michel Whitney, Colman
.ellner, Frederick Wright, John
.elley, Edward Young, solomon-2
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CHlREa

The rose on thy check is fair, Minnie Bloom,
As that on the flowery lea;
And thy eye as it shines in its iris blue,
Is atwinkling star to me.
Rancho de los Flores, Dec 9th, 1861.
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IA
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a "" 0rrice % Aasy CLoInIsc ASp EsvIpAcx.

NEw yoRK july ~, 4 g.
Sealed proposals will be received AT this uice until IL
clo NJ on WEDNESDAY, the 3tl inst. for delivering By
depot Of Army Cshns and Eupae in this
900 common Tents,
6.UbJ common TENT Pins,
Samples oi Which be seen application a. this ONCE.
Prop sls will be received separately for furnish tho
tents, made - a lck and c1tJn duck All a ii Will
be sislec nlp uon by inspectors. appointed by
hc-i ut the United states.
oposa must be accompanied BY proper guarantee,
srtung iurta that if the contract Is awar 10 IN part
named thrrln ne VIII al Irosed 10 es@asse the
aul 1--WE bonds lor the proper perior lac oacct
The Unird sihes reserves the rieht 10 trlpc a bds
deem onabe
Proposns $40 VI uc endorsed Proposals t0r furnihins
army supplies tor the 3Jth tist ~ ami iddr
Lieu. 20, d. il AINtON,
Deputy Quarter master ueueta., u. >. army.
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DECRuITS WANTED.
lC Company +, Phenx Regiment
CORCORAN ZOUASES,
Tourth regiment Empire Brigade
RECRUITS WANTED
For Company Il, Phenx regi mcnt
This magnilten Irish regiment organized by Col Corco
should be the great raing for all true Irshen
who wish TO serve ttrir country.
II viii be commanded by Col. James G. Burke.
The officers OF this regiment instructed by Col Cor
before his departure for the OF
raj o them served under him during the memorable three
months campai7 n.
Quarters atons and clothing furnished as as mus
tered n Fay from Sl3 S month"; to commence from
date Of enrlloment.
500 BOUNTY
When discharged from the One months pay Ia
advance.
Relief tickets will be given TO soldiers families.
Recruits viii be received al the following paces:-
Dennis Burns corner OF Nineteenth First
nue.; at Patrick Murphys corner OF Second and
Thirysecond street, James Burkes 81 East Forty fourth
and At headquarters OF this OF
Liberty and West We call rally around
brave aud imprisoned eff Michael Corcoran,
is mmured in oathsome southern prison. where he calls
you Tor assis Snail that cry be in vainf
Then up with the Green tag,
The Red, White and Blue;
In striking for Columbia,
We strike for Erin
BERNARD OiREILLY, Captain.
M. e. O'KEBrE, First Lieutenant.
ROBERT A. MURPHY, Second Lieutenant.
NJ. ID. SMITH, Lieutenant Colonel.
Recruiting Office corner OF Twentyhird street and ave-
A..
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TIE REBELLIOy.

6DALLY BOUND EHL GREEN III AG"
III htcfnl ins htad .ar,ers fnfh Regiment Corcorap
LouaVes foNth Eeeltaen Sinoa Br aIe 63l Broadway
,.., 90 UNEL JAMES q. b. RkE.
irlshhen yoir stous hand needed to-day before
M ond flr blood ui no sauds loAr fellow
MN ~ = ton Tor 'ensesnrr rae lana your atop
9"@h hph" o. farths rrtehes form her
u ge ana mp oFs hat she has
lhtu anl ~ 4pr ay ~ dialrss, you VIII leap
lInhi 70 her ,scr IA tins her ho SAan th4
eA osln 'Nf WI YOU pay Ia X lnf ~ tie ohestlOns
oNetti n "Ift N0Qle, Tree .eeA
40 itsp I. 5o ~ pc rt,yaled posi- lon In
thr hhu-a ihs has done for you YOUR and viii
You ~ Itceant 70 al Ae virtues of and
ara ae" w mo y ~" and the fsee.t gotera eni.
per oh OF huan happiness the MD mas seen be
poIatr rent q tn6ei and crushed ~ the desposn-
a!r, lac w0isa tAan sunny Etln eniiurad
Eenanuer ls curse rebellion stered and nourished
D ON hetea ll enemy Ensn rem, nter her suips aud
mon y an ana Feeis alive his unho and
sa &c 10 - r. 70 taNe hand t.od lrant she may
lrishnen ihe opportunity ong sought for dAwns
Tne "a y Q y asc upon for homes
sides viii b. y nnp l. les ondel ~.
TIE PhuniA tie mo her OF brave Irshmen calls her
children OF ~ 10 ray ID hr Green Ra nrr aud,
ing side ny size wlh tha siars AM rpes carry
o the Union & the utmo boundaries of the land
company advertisements Tor further particulars.
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DELiCIousLy COOLING HAIR

n
Wit out rart IL Of grease OH the hair
eAlusltely poAde, relieves headache ant i
scalp of dundruil. Sole mauufaf r.. CASWELL,
MACK co. Il Fifth Avenue Hotel corner of Broad
way aud Twcnty-iourth street.
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A TTENTIo.S .S-PArRIoTs ALL
~. country calls you 10 the rescue
VI Ink REGIMENT.
20 CORAN ZOlAfES
rouPTu rVcr, 'EST PHOENIX BRIGADE
Col James ~ R,rr. Lieu. COL NJ. d Smith.
- DAo' cow Any
wants few - aeouiPAuS % ON efeu uy
men who have active SERVE. -,stvai, -
The above splendid regiment ia eSr yy , ie,n, ana )
accepted for the and is The only i. hs"
bcl s raised rndrr the late cal o. the Pres, =. pa
rlits received daily at the corocr of W. ~ DfoAu"9
Lieut. NJ PEMBERToE, Recruiting oMcer
The most liberal Inducements 20 good men.
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