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The New York herald., 1862-01-13

Tux pPtvArrER SUMTER CuRAcoA.--Captan Hartmann
OF the schooner Colby arrived at Portland from Cura
Goa reports December TO- in the Mona passage, at mid.
nigbt nasscd close a bark rigged propeller, steamna
SLOWLY southwest wind southwest at the time, which We
Lnew TO be the SUMTER as she answered precisely tho
dsscripon given Of her ~ Curacoa Captain IT, reports
further that authorities and people OF Curacao
not favorable the South has been reported When
tho news Of success at Port Royal was received
there ii caused the most lively demonstrations OF joy.
Flags were displayed from the public buildings, from
nutch lrgae and from all the vessOs in port. lie says
the captain Of the lroqUos was too hasy Va leaving SO
nbruptly IIaa he waited an h0ar hngct, everything
would have been arranged for his supplies TO srod
The reported completely Of the late C,nsul IN supplying
tho Sumter also untrue Instead Of supply ing her Mr.
Jesroa bot gt all tha cosl be eond get hoa o ordor
TO kosp from bor, hrd now IN fair way ofosing by
II,
The New York herald., 1862-01-13
RICHMOND LOCAL ITEMS.
From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. Q.


Tho anniversary he battle of Nov Orleans passed by
without special observance. II the when all
the soldier boys at homo 10 have some kind Of
froc. but the war has put end TO all svities of
that sort Let es hope thdt another teumoM aol bring
about happy restoration Of the fashions Of aud lang
syne."
PRISONS EVACUATED.
Tayors factory Cary street between Twenty fourth
and Twenty fifth streets lately used as a government
prison, has been given up and Is undergoing the
process OF fumgaon preparatory to its occupation
hospital by the Maryanders Mayos factory, adjoining
Tayors, is also relieved Of its Yankee population and
has boon given up by the government.
DISCOMFIrED WARRIORS.
Some four or five persons wearing military clothes
before tho Mayor yesterday. for offending against the
peace and dignity Of the Commonwealth by drunkenness
and perverse Goipgs generally. They were placed in
When soldiers loaded up with whskey they get very
absurd notions OF vaOr into their heads while play
ing the mock hero often interrupted by pressing
vitstion TO spend the night in the watch house.
PUNISHED.
Tho Albert arrested suspicion OF stealing 1926
from old servant who fell from tho steps Of Mr. Wat
sons Office last Sunday and killed yesterday received
sentence OF thirtyn ashes at the Mayors court We
did not learn that tho deceased negr0s money
stored TO his heirs and assigns.
TIKI MILITIA.
We publish to day the order from the Executive De.
partmen countermandng the call upon the militia OF
Richmond and surrounding counties. 1t is nevertheless
know not the day the hour when the services Of the
militia will be required.
The boys were skating yesterday morning on the pond
noar Bellevue Hospital, tho ice having become solid
enough to bear their weight though there risk
Of ducking We hope the opportunity for filling the co
houses will not be neglected.
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Notice..

Notice.
THE owners of real estate and personal prop-
erty in Nemaha County, K,nsas, are her :
by notified, that the Tax Roll of S62, has be en-
received by the Treasurer of said County; and
for the purpose Of receiving taxes. | will be at
the several Election Precincts in said County.
at the following times and places, either in
person or by deputy:
In Home Township, on Thursday. December
llth, at Centra,ia.
In Clear Creek Township, on Friday. D..
cembcr l2th, at Ash Point.
In Nemaha Township. on Saturday, D,eem
Der 18th, at the house Of Joseph Coleman.
In Rock Creek Township, Oh Monday, De-
cember 18th, at Sabeiha.
In Capioma Township. on Monday, Drcem-
Der 10th, at the Hotel Of W. 4. Gage. '-.
In Granada Township. on Wednesday, De.
cember 18th, at the store of Z. N Knapp.
In Elk Greek Precinct, on Thursday, Deccm-
Der 18th, at the house of Samuel Bradshaw.
In Red vermillion Township, on Friday, De.
cember 18th, at America. no 30
In Valley Township, on Saturday, December
Goth, at Lincoln.
Office, in Seneca, on Monday, December 22i.
and afterwards. There is assessed against each
person liable to pay Poll Tax, Fifty Cents for
State purposes, and also Sxty.fve cents on
each One Hundred Dollars valuation; for Coun-
ty purposes, one Dollar on the same; for State
School purposes, thirteen cents; for Township
purposes, in Capioma. Red Vermillion and
Richmond Townships, Five Cents on the same
amount. -'.a fs.--H, .-r
The Tax payers are reminded that afser the
first day Of January, 1868. there will be a pen
atty of ten per cent. added to the original Tax.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of No
We nber, A. ID. 1862. .- .ITI
c. G. SCRAFFORD, County Treasurer.
November l3, ls624w.
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-FsoSWSsS5SSgSs.
W..u1xarox. Nov. 23.

" AoH1S01VSp AWE ~Ss
An cAcer who left Burnside's army at
l o'clock to-day. reports the situation
unchanged. The rebels were said to have
10 guns large calibrs in position at and
near Fredericksburg.
On Friday Presidsnf Lincoln. in the
course of On interview with unconditional
Union Kentuckians, discussed 1t length
the question of emancipation. He said
be would rather die than take back .
word Of the proclamation of freedom. and
he dwelt upon the advantages 10 the bor-
der States Of his scheme for tho gradual
abolishment of slavery. which he urged
them to bring fairly before the people.
They assured him that it should be
done. Mr.. Lincoln also expressed his
determination to enforce vigorous meas
ures to rid the State Of rebel Ssympathi-
zers. and for that purpose new Provost
Marshal General, who has bis heart in
the work. will be appointed. ( 4 ,
Secretary Chase report will. undoubt.
sdly. contain IN urgent recommendation.
supported by elaborate arguments to Con-
gress, to take measures for the substitu-
tion Of Government for bank currency, by
taxing the latter and makingi provisions
for the circulation through the banks ol
the former. --,--.-.--.
The Court Of Inquiry in the case Of
G en-. Buell. will probably adjourn shortly
after meeting at Cincinnati to Nashville.
for convenience of witnesses, many Of
whom. are in Rosecrans's army. p~.
Gen. Meredith, Of Indiana. has report
ed to Burnside. II. E. Halloway, son
of the Commissioner of Patents. is the
ommissary Of subsistence on his staff.
A strong wind has been blowing all
day and rapidly drying the mud.
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Sl g. I'm Probate.
In The matter of the Estate Of John Ar
~ ssi deceased. far,l

nN reading and filing the petition
VsTayior, Administrator, settins hi'nt
amount Of personal estate that has e,. .Ur'h as
hands, and the disposition thereof. e thD 10 Ii
Of debts outstanding against said snsoti
a tescriplien Of all The real estate of .t"''t4
deceased died seized, AID tie conJ;. asl
yalae- of the. respective portions rb.,a ID
praying that license be TO him cr,n,,s II
the whole Of said real estate, (or So ,u,,! "'s!
said real estate as shall be necesssrr A.sn :" u
said Jtbtsj; and 1t appearing BY said , % ~
,iat there is net suffciert personal ,.Hpct,
hands Of the Administrator to raw .,;S u.
atif rhat II n necessary, in order u 70 c.ta
same. to sell the whole (or part Of u.
estate ,'is.is therefore ordered ,ha, an 'sa fa
interested in isaid estate, appear speHG'
Judge IF this Court, on the l.t da, nSs hs
ary, A. d. 1868, at 10 O'Clock A. IN saas-
Court House, in Troy, then and ther. - We
cause (if any there be- why license .b0",,a' a''
be granted to said Administrator to I '.n a!l
real estate, according to the PRAYER Of " s.;i !"
tition; and it is further ordered, that , IN
this order shall be served on all p.r,or' VP, y
ested in said estate, by publication: ,,d ing y.
such publication shall be made for a, I.... 'ia
consecutive weeks, in the White Cloud r. r.. u
Chief, . weekly newspaper published ~ u',i
County of Doniphan, prior to said da, Of h.i ,'s
ing.
Witness my hand and the seal Of ofs,.
fixed a. Office. in the town of Troy, ,bi, s.,
day of September, A. d. 1862. NJ"
JAMES B. MAYNARD
November 1s, lsss-7~. Prs Ae, AIIis s1s
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. CAUsELEss ALAnM.-Yesterday morn
ing, says the Republican. we made men
tion of what was said to be photograph
oil Treasury Note. 80 skillfully done as
almost to defy detection. After being
examined by many. and creating consid.
ersble uneasiness among business men,
the note was finally taken to the Sub
Treasury Office, and. after q careful er.
animation. declared to be genuine, and
only injured in appearance BY being satu-
rated in grease. either through design or
accident. 1t is said to be an impossibili-
ty to counterfeit either by plates or pho
tographiug, the Treasury Notes.
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Gen. Pemberton on Intervention A
rff , Significant speech. a..i

Gen. Pemberton on Intervention A
.r'.' , Significant speech. l.i
81 NEW YoRk. Nov. 26.
A speech delivered by Gen. Pember-
ton on taking command of Van Dorn's
{ rebel army ofthe Southwest, is signifi-
cant. It is published in the papers lately
received from New Orleans He begins
BY telling the soldiers. although North
ern man BY birth. he has married, raised
children. and owned negroes in the
South. and will never consent to the So
cisl equality of the white and black races.
l am. says he, NO street scavenger-no
General Lowell. The General then ex-
patiates on foreign interference by Eu.
rope. We want no interference in our
private quarrels-we must settle the ques-
tioh ourselves. or fail entirely. The mo-
ment England. interferes she finds rs an
united people. and she will have to meet
the armies Of the South as we'll a. tho
North. ss.s s.iii. = 80 0
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Sheriff. Sale. ~
Joseph A. Nixon aia7>
Cary B. Whitehead.\ Vrs-..,

NOTICE is hereby given, that will oser
~ for sale, It public auction, At the Court
House door, in the city Of Troy, Doniuhan
County, Kansas, on the 9Th day or December.
A. D. 1862, bstween the hours Of 9 O'Clock A.
NJ. and o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, ,sshs follow.
ing described land, 70 vit: conmencipg at the
south west corner Of the nortb-east quarter of
section II, township 3, range 81, variations
1850. thence east 20 rods, thence north 80 rods
and Is links, thence vest 70 rods, thence south
3s rods and IS links TO the place Of beginning;
taken and offered for sale By virtue, Of an exc
cution issued from the District Court Of the
Second Judicial District, sitting within and for
the County Of Doniphan. sud State OF Kansas,
for the trial Of causes arising under The Iass Of
said State. whsrein Joseph A.Eixoa is plaintiff
aud Cary B. Whitehead is defendant. 70 satisfy
judgment and costs Of said action. =
Sheriff . Once, November 6, A. D. Ie63.
sIsnf .ai3is~Hu w. d. BEELER, N
0hsri6 OF Doniphsn Cewsy. Kaasas. A
u tsI- d E.. G. CsABD, 0eppty Sheriff
Hovsnb0 6, ioe0- -Sv. Prs fee, O.
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FOR THE CURIous.-Members Of The
last House returned to the same body:
Messrs. Eskridge. Grover. Gwortney.
Medill. Mitchell. Steele. and RUSSELL.
Members of last House returned to
Senate:
Messrs. Fisback. Lsonar.I. Maxon. Mil
Ter, McGrew. Potter. and Valentine.-7.
Total from House. H.
None returned from Senate.
Members Of last Legislature elected to
State offices:
Messrs. Carney. Osborn. Spriggs, and
Goodnow. rsas
Clerks in last House returned as Mem
bers: sod .r. ..' .-r
Messrs. Griffith and Page. t
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ARREST OF BRIDGE BURNER.-We
learn that a man was arrested few days
ago by MIR. ii. 0. Finch, of this town
ship, who confessed that he was one of
the Platte County { Mo. bridge burners.
lie was in rags. and distressed looking
object, we are told. We also hear it said
that he is subject to fits Of insanity. and
that his statements are not always reliable
He was taken to DR.. Trower's. that gen
tleman with whom the prisoner had lived
in former times becoming responsible
for his safe keeping until the military from
Fort Leavenworth should come after him.
Ii he is one Of the bridge burners. he de.
serves to suffer DEATH Oskaloosa Inde.
pendent. .-r.
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Sheriff. Sale.
Isaac Deppen
vs..!F.Cf Order Of Sale.
Redmap Drum.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that will Offer
-4A for, sale, At public aucti,n, at the COurt
House door, in the town of Troy, DoRiphan
County, Kansas. on the 9Th day Of December,
A. ID. 1862, between the hours of O'Clock A.
NJ. and O'Clock P. M. Of said Gay. the follow.
ing described tract of land. to wit: The cast
half Of the south vest quarter and the south
west quarter of the south-w west quarter Of sec
tion three. (3O township three, (3) range tssn
ty-one. CD; also, the north vest quarter 9
the south west quarter of section 3, townships
range 2l; taken ana Offered for sale by virtus
OF an order Of sale iasued from the Distrie.
Court Of the Second Judicial District. sitting
within and for the County of DoDiIban, and
State of Kansas, for the trial Of causes arising
under the laws Of said State, wherein ls,ae
Deepen 10 plaintiff and Rednan Drum is def'n-
dant' to sasisfy judgment and costs Of 'ald &C.
ton. Ii. s.--
Shsrifr's Office, November 6, A. D. lss2-
W. d. BEELER,
40 Sheriff Of Doniphan County, Kansas.
iHs BY E. G. CRABs, Deputy Sheriff..
November 6. ls62-5w. Prs lee, ss
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TIE WEEKLY WORLD.

Price Two Dollars wear; fur copie. to one
adiress, Five Dollars; twenty copies, Twenty
Dollars. Clcrsymep can receive the Weekly,
single copy. at One D,llar year. Single cop
ie.. Five Gents. Published On THURSDAYS.
For club Of ten copies, an extra copy will
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ly will be sent for one year.
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REWARD OF MERrT.-We are informed
that George Hammer, we'll kown in Holt
County, was severely wounded. and taken
prisoner, Al the battle Of Corinth; and
that rebel officer who was captured. said
that Cspt. Hiram Upton Of the same
County. was severely, if not 'mor'ally.
wounded. at the same battle. How care
les. our soldier. are. to shoot men in pla.
ces where it will produce suffering. when
they have SO many vital spots that might
be hit! S'asfI s-- 2 - a-'-
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We had the pleasure yesterday oftaking
by the hand our old friend. Dr.. j.. B.
Irwin, Of Kennekuk. Dr.. Irwin did,
perhaps. more thsn, any man in Atchison
County. during the recent canvass, in sus-
tanning the Republican nominations. Any
politician who has passed through polit-
ical campaign where the enthusiasm was
all on the opposite side, can appreciate
the difficulties the friends of our cause had
to encounter IN that County Conserva-
tire.
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The Army LIST OF THE WEsr.-Col
Geo. b. Smith. Of Chicago, is now en-.
gagged in issuing q new edition of this
valuable work. He has sent circulars to
the Coionels Of all the Kansas regiments.
and We hope they will consider it q duty
they owe to the public to furnish him with
the desired information. Kansas has had
a negligent Adjutant General. and the
history of onr regiments can only be had
from the officers commanding them. Let
them not neglect this opportunity. =
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'X1w,eSTN

AOwcO9 SNu6
Who does not remember J. Stickney Has
kell. recruiting gas-pipe Of the defunct
New Mexican Expedition. who. about
year since. was announced. in flaming
bills. as the eloquent Young Orator Of
the West 81 lie i. dear to the memory
Of hotel keepers and whiskey-sellsrs
wherever he went to the tuns Of the bills
which he contracted, a. he made il re-
lisious duty to pay nothing.
Z Several ~eeks ago. as ., boat from
shove landed at cor levee. ont blnstered
y, Stickney Haskell, the eloquent
Young" &c. Mr. Bailey happened to
be transferring salt from the ware house
to the ferry-bost. to convey it to his pork
house. on the opposite side Of the river.
The Eloquent j. Stickney, DC. demsn-
;ded.ts know where that salt was going
to? He was q cnstom-house officer; salt
YVES runtrsbsnd Missouri was State
in rebellion end every bit of the salt
was subject to con6scation. The owner
replied that hs was taking it over for his
own use. not for sale. The "Eloquent
Young Orator" insisted that the salt had
no right to go over, to fall into rebel
hands. He Was Gust tom- house officer
he and his son.in-law were the only Gus
tom-honse officers on the river above-he
had not been aware Of the carvings on
along the river, but must look into matters
more closely. That salt was cootraband
and in getting q permit to bring it TO
White Cloud, the owner Subjected it to
confcation. if he attempted to smuggle
it into Missouri. Finally, after blovia-
ting considerably, to show his authority
to the crowd. j. stickney Haskell. the
Eloquent Young Orator Of the West,
custom-house officer, &C., graciously
concluded that the owner might tske it
over for his own use but II he heard of
q single pound of it being sold to any
person living in Missouri, he would con i.
iscate the whole lot srr .....
The other day the Emile touched our
landing. and glimpse was caught of J.
Stickney Haskell. the Eloquent Young
Orator Of the West. custom house officer,
de-. on board. Forthwith q hotel keep.
o. and!s saloon-keeper rushed aboard, and
each stuck dun under the eloquent nose
of ]. Sticknsy-one for board bill. and
the other for whiskey bill. This. in .
large crowd. was a stsnnsr upon the dig.
nifty of the Eloquent Young Orator, and
We feel safe in saying that he did not
once think of the confscation of coutra-
band salt. He paid his whisksy bill,
but let his landlord 60 away empty-han-
ded. ..'..eI rn' Ff.- ."-. ..
This is a specimen Of J. stickney Has
kell. the Eloquent Young Orator of the
West. custom-ho officer, &C.. whom
the Methodist Church at Nebraska City
has published to the world as an impos-
tor and hypocrite; whom hotel and whis-
key-shop keepers. wherever he has gone.
have found to be sponge and swindler !;
and who is SO good-for-nothins generally.
that even contraband salt wouldn't save
him.. ....
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Rf virtue of an order of sale, which issued
- fro1 the Clerk's olies, of the District
Court Of Brown County, Kansas, November
2ist, ie62, and to me directed, a. Sheriff oi
said County, will offer for sale, at public auc-
t'on. at the Court House door, in said County,
on the ID day Of January, "A. D. 1869. between
me 20 hours Of o'clock A. II. and 4 O'Clock P.
N. Of said day. the following described zeal es
tate, to Wit: The south east quarter Of section
No. "A, in township Nos, Of range No. IL,
situate in said Coanty; sola 70 satisfy the abose
order q: sale. in favor Of Wn. P. Ingran. and
against Franklin Thomas. =
Given under my band, this 9Th day Of No
vembsr, a. d. 1861 -.c-E - sa,' - q
aags s. raT ISAAC B. HOOVER, tios
Gsid77 Sheriff Of Beown Conaty. ,Ksosas.
uaif. By h. NJ. RosISsos, Under Sheriff.
Nosenbsr q. 1926 Prs fee, S. :
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Sheriff. Sale.
John B. Brady.
ys.
James Bailey Execution.
and
Mariah Baxley.

NOTICE is hereby given, that / will rrr
l for sale, at public auction. at the Ccul,
House DOR, in the town Of Troy, Doniph,a
County, Kansas, On the Sth day Of Dceenb,r,
A. ID. 1862, between Tie hours Of o'clprk j.
NJ. and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the follD,.
ing described town lots, to Wit: Lots ore, q
two, ~ three, t3) iour. a. Eve, (5l siI. g.
seven, % eishr, (s) nine, 90 and ten, no III
Block thirty four, (34) situate d in the town Of
Troy, Doniphan County, Kansa.; ialen AID
offered for sale by virtue of all execution i.sr,i
from the District Court of the Second Judiri
District, sitting within and or tic C"Lri, 4
DOniphan, ard State o! Kansas, for the rial 4
causes arising urdcr tie laws Of 'aid 5 ali,
wherein John b. Brady is plaintiff, and Jsme
Baxley and Marian Ba1lcy are d.fencnIis to
satisfy juds msht ard ensts Of said arrion.
Sheriff 5 Office, November s, A. D. lsG2.
ID. BEElER,
Sheriff Of DoniphuB County, kan.a'-
By F.. &. CRAss, Deruty Sheriff.
November s ls62-ssI Pr'iee,@
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Glorious Iowa Republican Majority
16,OOO-WhO Goes TO the War.

n ~ y" DES MONIES, Nov. 10.
By the official count to-day, made by
tho State Board. it appears that the Re-
publican majority on the State Ticket is
between $4,000 and 10000. This in
cludes the, soldiers vote. Without that
vote the Republican majority is over
8 600. There is about the same msiori.
ty on the Congressional ticket. Grinnell,
who was beaten by the home vote. has a
majority Of 1900 with the soldiers vote.
Wilson has 1000. Some of the officers
go as high as 1000. Wilson, of the Du-
Buque district, is beaten for Judge by 200
votes. -a.T
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AGRICULTURE & HORTICULTURE.
EMBRACING
FARMING,
GARDENING, .! .i.. I
FRUIT.RAISIN(:, sc.

Ia al their branekes, q. .eondufted on Of I9tsst
- and most approved syst, ms. 81
Our labors in this department. for over thirty
years, have met the cordial APPRECIATION Of the
public. Our purpose has been to furnish useful
and reliable information upon these very imp0r
doctrines and selfish purposes Of the many en-
pirics and observation-disclosures by which the
Farmer is in, essantly ass1 q. This porsiQp of
the Germantown TeisgrapBvill alone be worth
the whole price Of SUBSCRIPTION, as every Farmer
and Gardener who has a proper c6neepticn Of
his calling, will readily admit. if;a 81
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The BLACK REGrEENr TO BE Pan
Intelligence has bsen received hsre. which
is considered reliabls at Headquarters. to
the effect that the Colored Regiment will
BE- .immsdiately mustered and paid.-l
LearenvortA Cosserratire.. .i-.'.'. - .'o'
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THE sEMI.wEEKLy wopID

Three Dollars ptr annum. two comics to one
address, Five Dullar<; FIVE COPIES to one ad
dress, Eleven Dollars. To C,ergymen, Two
Do'lars per wear S nclc copies, tIlrse cents.
Published Tuesdays and Fridlys '.'
Ten copirs, Twenty Dollars. .".E
For a club often copies, an extra cory will
be sent for one year. s--'-. a.
Fora cl"hcf twenty copies, a COPY of the
Daily for orc year ="
For 'nh Of fifty copies, The Daily, Weekly
add Srmi-Weckiy will be sent rome year. 2
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~ Kansas and Iowa arc the only
States which maintain their large Re.
publican majorities they have both sent
more than their proportion of men to the
war; and their soldiers are the best in
the service. s;. shas / -.... asst -..--
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ATTENTION, coMpArx,

THE members OF the White C,o,d
l. airy Company are hereby ro,;saa Cav.
there will be meeting Of the Comn.uu'' 'as
drill and instruction, en- tho 6,st !'ior
December next, and on the fr,t s"'d,,
each month, thereafter, as reur;,.s ssCtday n
The members are requested to at,erS 1' a,
and punctually, as the penalty of thu ,sun,
be enfored again,t all delinquent, II" Vi
Nay. G. B. NuzuM, O.,