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JOHN T. IAKIN.
6. ". JOHNSON & son,

IN ~ OF Copper Tin aud
Sheet IRON Ware. sfk
HAvLSGATAILED0 OURSELVES or ALL THE
90 nd Ne are l0ttaF rr0nsrp,l u6II
than syer 70 nj al oTsrs fer ay sTtfsie 81 NIX f5
ne Above hns az business. Tallfts and C1lIicfof7
Iae % oEdlr. Etealnoat vurA! 1ons IN . l1bltS55
'14 ~ y 10 We are new uETink
FS8enl ~ attenttol to this branch Of the trae nj
41 g1aF2uteo sl4lEfhetion II ever partfe1Iar. -
ealnot Be folnd ells1lsre ON Stoeis ~ TT.;.S =
and the rtuln1t fGfull 1t aItfmeS We
EeP 4Gtoek q tbelEtsSt aud NOT alpf{Teil - tt,S
q Uqa4 and Wo0d stOEeG on had aE N ffrae1
GsW.50HNEQN &SON.
1O.1I9 Market Square,
4g4714sEa WheelInE,Ea-5
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Epiteopal 80.


PuIAGu HoUEE, ssgAanah, Ga, JAa. & 1885.
HoSol1D SLR: G5ould is unETntefal for the reliti
your Nil Eaa brOuEht nett dd not repOTt my case
% you, A cold settled In ny limbs and brought 60
Ee1lyl Gia6. hitch odd n ehEplE
re 7elt1Tnl. AotN tthStandtng had the best q
nys.etana the dtlell8 grew UoCBe and Worse, until
the advice q year excellent oeeat n Baltimore,
r AaekenaieB tEtod jour PilE. Their eHeets Gsr1
7oWs huteure By ParseFeEtng In tia u5e Of thssa,l
sESilE ouA,liEs, Baton R0lss, Il, De. s, lssS.
Oh Am: have bssn entirely esEed, BY y0lrr
Pills, Of RAe14atie G0R-RpainfuI dfSeaSe that hhd
ain1eted me Tor yearH. VINCENT SLIDELL
Most q the FiIls IN nlaTlst ooatain MereuEy,
elt9ouRh valuable remedy h lkiilful khBss
= In public Pm, fUn the dreadful conSa-
S1s1eas thai reloontly f5Ilog IL ineautiOns uEs-
99eoe contain no mercury @ mineral Eubsthnf
Price a5ets.psrBox,orsBO1esfOr 81
Lowell, Mass.
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Rlllious DlsoFdeFs-LIvsE comPlalnt,

~ N1NN n IWE3IF lIILILlII'
Fo.s d. Zlgedare Ban, q Nee IorE o1y.
Not only are Jour PfIlg admirably adlpted 10 their
purpose an aperIent bat fnd iheir bene6ei1l 4
lectS upon the liver very Bll&ed Indeed Thsy
have Il ny practice proved more eEeetnRl for tht
can melk5aa. i sinesZEIy reIoIee 40 Irs hGye 4.
lenEth purgAtfTe Whie Is worthy thO eonhdeneS u
the profession aud tie peupla . fEls-a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-12

nary sucnesH In ny family and an06E dos Al
G9led 70 Etlit IN dtEe- 10 regulate he orElnj Q.
digestion and purity the blood they are tha ytIy bot
remedy hATs ever EnOIn, lrd can e0nadsatly re
commend thlm 70 ny fienAA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-12

-zRIFIsuElssi Pa Nay i 1855.
Dl.J. G. Ann. slrs I have been repeatedly earsl
Of the worst headaehe any body ea1 have By doSs
two Of your Pils. II seems "a aEfIs ua Z foul ne
mach, which they cleanse At onee-
1oGEs With great EeSPects I'D. N. PR4BLK,
CleFk q Steamer ClGrioa
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

J.H- MCCULLOUGH, P-esssezt-
,. q MFRS. Gsz'f TScksf Ag't. fess
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RsoW q For.ea1dsag N.yekaat Of s.. Lorir,
FsE 4 JRSs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

EFU8 Dr. r.. C1EtlrTiPAE 6els OFiaaR1.
Your Pills are the prince d parEes- Their excel
lent qualities yeGthaTtie Ne posses. They
are mid. bat TeTy certain an4 eeefAI IN their
ton on the b0Wel8- which makes them Invaluable u
a In tie daily treatEIlenf q dfsassa
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Observation-Disclosures.

=. lFEst1ls ?: . q keh4 Iso0-
I'm: haEaNeed yo1r PMS IN nay EenaFal and hoE
Fta Fraetioa sTer sDee yU1 made tbel, and oanpot
heate TO ny they GrO The beEt eafhart3e re employ
1er reEllAdng ac3Ol On tha liver g q1Iek and o.
e7ded, eonsequently they are an admirable remSiy
far ,deEang o156nts Of ftlat. lrJln- I1desi hII,
seldom found case q biEioG9 dise1ae 60 obstinate
that it did not readily yield 70 then.
ElNlLol.nl III. NInrln.. IIr.-rlt.l
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RmR-MnA

H,AoH 70 pro1iiis d a. - :, A., =
taat Psynas.arsin a. lTS5y5
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che, sick Hsedaehe, Foul sto.

From Dr. EdraFd Boyd, BGl6mor.
DIG1 BE. Am: I cannot SngUeryou Slhaf cen
PIhtnts have erred With y0dr Pills better than Il
~ az Ehlf ~ ear tnaSf IE q ETztips Ulediefn.
place great depsodence an eAeetpal eEtkaTticu
ny daily e0leeEt with diBelle, l1d Believing a. d
that yc1r Pulls Aard The best hETe Of eUgFs,
Nnlne thEEl hLEhlE. - -
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Dysentery, DIaErhoa, Rela1, - On.

OysenteEys OtaEEhoe0J Relax, W 0FmS
EFga DT.L g. sF6asf cGfasos.
Year f4ls have had long Trial In my practice lal
hold them II esteem e one o. the bef npsrientlT
19Vs yer t1uud. Their attentive eHecf BpOn tbt
liver makes them an excellent remedy, when gives
= s13au doses for btiltocIS CVSetTy GRd GfaTTARG
Ghef eating DlEes them very acceptable G5I
Convenient for the nsS Of EomGn and children
DysPepsiRs InaPurity ofsthe Blood.
From ReO. y. r. HIatS, RasfoF Of G4dsat
fEI,r,,.S E3S,s--
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HHTTIIge. In 1F5Tfl- IN.

20 5-ss5s:59Zs5@57S5ziE5.s# 5s.
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AVER
PILLS

RE YOU SICK FEEBLE AID COMPLAINING
a A. va cat q orasr with yUuT syHten deflne
"a nd VtS1lf feelinES S&ah1s2 These Eymp
t0a8 nrS oRea It's preInda 70 serious m1e1s. Souis
d q Siekleas e eEeeptn8 uol yoa4 and 9hsuld b
aSeTb44 By ttlDely ma 81 tho F1Eht EeDedy. TEkS
PGTify the Blood, md 1t TT lli1s note a unob-
gtrnefe1 IN health again. Ihsy Et1l4Ate the fune.
tnns q The 6oay tatO VigoEuas aetTty, purity the
gSstelI fFIall tie Which 1Ake .disaaIa
A cold sSttIes 6osuhers IN tbs b1y, an1 ObStruetI
Ets naEEll fHnett1ns- TheSe, ~ not relieved, Teact
apon th1mselTes 8Dd tbs glrEUludinE orEHnE pro-
dnciuE Eoosral aggFaTntidn, GuleEfnGs G1d diseala
ueuta take Ayers Pills, and bOI directly they
restore the IafuEll ae1 a de gySte. ard With 4
tbs ba0Fant fsalinE q hslth agaI1-s What e trua
and % BPPareBt n this triTfzd nd common CEN,
plafu4, = 6lao tEu8 fnDa1y q the 6OgT8elted and
dlnEeTu1g di5tsmperH- The saDs puTEnfiTe eject
eEpels Glell- Canssd By afllflar OhS$TBetioR8 and
lEeElents a the natur1l functsns q The BODY
they are EaEily, ald many Of thell EIHly, cured Gy
The l1l89 ma11s- Meme Uho knGB Gno virtues Gi
theSs Pulls, vim neglect 70 employ then when FGHs.
ing IRON TIE tE8oTdef8 fhsy elras
Statements fron Leading IN AoGl0 Of th6
principal eitiess and frUn 0thRr ven k1OWn puble
parma
FSeR For1eGodfal Nsgekaat Of St. LoriI,
FED. 4, 1856.
DG- Ann: Tour PIIlf are the paragon Of an th1th
great in medieinA. They have cured ny Httle dhugh
ter Of uleeEUll HoPeG upon her kadB and feet that
bad proved fDcoERble Sor yelFEL sHgE mother hAl
been long gTieTOlElT Aaic4ed with blotehes and PIN
ples on her Skfn and IN her hair. After cur child
cured, she alSo tr8Sd Y11r PfllA. and they have
cured her. ASA NOR0RDGB.
ABa Family PhyEie.
1F34 Dr. z p. C11EtnrTisoht Hel9 oEla9Hs.
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NEW YORK EXPREsg.
THE DAILY EXPRESS !,

has Ben Te4loe8 to THU DoIY.aRs G
TWO GgpLos.. - n - Z
I'm ..-.-'-'-.--.,.,-4l 8 9 u 81
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L L HoUPT. GlT TSss.f al ~ 115slDbr,-
HOS A SCOTT, Gsl.9 sA'1t, AlteoaaPa- JsnIl5o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03
MARRIED.

ATWILI-BARCULO-In Poushkeep.ie, on Wsdnesday
Dot by the Rev. Mr. Trever, assisted BY the Rev w
Atwill, Winthrop Atwi eco. Of Ncw.Yofk City TO Mrs
Cornelia A Bsrculo Of the former city.
DABNEY-HoRT0N-lnt TIL. city, Thursday, Oct 2. b,
the Rev. Samuel ID. Alexander d. MIR Charles X. Dab
psy Of Roee'ier to Miss Adelaide e. youngest daughter
hiism u. Horton, esq. OF this city.
curry Brooklyn. on Wednesday, Oct l.
by The Rev Mr. Littlejohn. d. Nelson Duryea Of Locust
Grove. Long Island and Pernes A. only Of Capt
James bedcll. Of the former place.
EDWARDS-s1ARR-AtN orwalk. Conn.,, on Wednesday.
Oct b. Oh. Rev. Jeseph Anderson. the Rev. John II.
Edwards Of West Lebanon, H. H. to Carrie. daughter Of
Chandler Starr.
GILLETT-SPRAKER-At Fonda, Montgomery County, N.
y Tuesday, Sept 30. By tho Rev. q, L. Root OF West
Troy Earl g. Gillett Cashier Of Mohawk River Bank and
Isabella SPEAKER. daughter o! Daniel sprateT. esq.
MURRAY-COLLINS-On TLursdsy. Oct O. by Stephen
Tyns, d. john Murray j., to Mary Stacy. daughter
OF Stacy b. Collins. esq. all Of this city.
PURDY-yANDER "Wednesday, Oct. I, al g.
Johns Church. Clifton Staten Island by the Rev Jofp C.
Eccesiop, Major Il. Paidy. u. g. A., to Ellen, eldest
daughter Of jacob H. Vanderbilt, esq, Glove ILL., Staten
Island. No cards
"Wednesday Oct J. 1902, st tho
residence Of the brides mother Wm H. Peirson to Lizzie
Bull. all Of Hsmptonburgh. Orange County, n. Y.
Bsootlyn, on wednesd,y, Sent.
"a, by the Rev Mr. Van Dye. Mr. T. O. T. Patterson Of Be
gen County, NJ. and Miss Nee Crane fB!ookyn, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

u. \. Internal Rcvenue.-Collcctor'sN Notice.
FOURTH DISTRlCr-3d. 9Th, 9Th and 9th Wards
The updssn.d having been .ppoiued Collector Of Tsxe'
for the Fourth Distrc Of the State OF EewYok In sccord
snee with IAN &c, provide Internal Revenue and to pay In
,erest on the Public Debt" GIVES NOTICE that his die
t comprise. the 3D. h 9th and eth Wards Of the City Of
EsvYorl aud that hi. office ct No. IS FrsDklins and
daily for the transaction Of business hem ~
to D. NJ for receiving payments the nous Win DO rr0a u
IN TO 2p
pIsrlLLERs, BREWERS, AND COAL OIL DIsTIL-
LERs within tho said dre, requested to apply to the
for form, Of Books to be kept BY them In accord
snee with the above Law.
Eow.Yori lst October. 1861 JOHN hACh,
Collector Iotsrns feveaue Fourth District
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SPECIAL y oiitce.


WARREN ROOFING 60,
III Jomx.r.. NY.
Mar wa, ~. Of WARRESrS IMPROVED FIRE
AVID WATER PROOF ROOFING (eonpo.ed Of Feit,
Ceae.t and Grarei/ Ae York CRY ,df.revSA 81 h'
ra.s sta. r,ovs 10 suysoriiy oser all Metal Or Other
ma,,riai. nO, H. ris Jgr eoruirgfaf roJ tHadfngn
WARREN'S ELASTIC CEMENT ! |
Gy e.atis. Lr,sr IT'S Roou isps'ior 20 anything el''
non, 4. we for that pupop e.ais and dsrabs and
imp.,soH' - toase,
Tnr ,oL.owisasAsgD GESTlrnEs tell whether the
above statements are correct:
Youso scnULrl aCo JoHs b. SSooK.
Tnos FRlsKR BIO. Go. ADAMS EHPn" Co.,
Q n A,,y.u,y'. soxa HESRr BsusGR.
FRANCIS PARxs DIR Johs MofrAfh
fuksas l. Co. JAMES. fowLxs hihrhASp'
M,ry,,os 4 McCor q. CLARK & soS
c,.a,xLCo NHw-IERsET fERHT Co.
H.vrYs,rn, Tows.Esp Co JOSH G. Konr'.rT.
q p Gxrrr 4 Son Isaac B. Lswn
n. NEW, Agent for New-York City,
No. II? Johnst
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IT, s. SAsIr,Ry Coxxssros. INV York Aosscr
No. AVA BROADWAY. yoHK, Oct. 9, 10 NJ
I have Miss Dix's AUTHORITY Tor saying 'hs' Nv
more Female Nurses wanted ct Washington -,
Thousands OF applications are sreedy IN Miss x A.
She woman to come 20 washington wno ~. csassd
20 hive anything with uppyins female Nases h"
ed ro apply therefore etbsl Dr. Ssteees OF s S The
hone Of getting gh. this subject or opportunity i
Nor has the Sanitary Commission time to coftosPo'
dyiduals on this subject. ann ' NIX Wash.
inston viii rscoiy9 attention when abe VAN: s
SsS ~. ss-S.e. A<~sss~s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

The Hon. A, J, Hamilton mt Cooper In ~ y
% s.r.1,i,~ invite r.s loyal c,sns Of Nswlork TO
assemble ., Cooper Institute. FRIDAY EVENINo Oct
Ig5s Al "A o'clock to hear from their Pstitotic and
d.tin. iI.lrsd know-ciir,n tho Hon. A. j. HAMILTON
OF Teas late ReIreseuta,ive from that state to me
NXXyIth C0afrrs, recently escaped from tho Rebe
Lo,y ,oe account Of the condition Of the tnioni.ts Of
IorA aud Of the Atrocities pracced upon them 81 ne Cen
ia. 40 Government and thei densnd that the War be
prosecuted With vgor 10 the destruction OF Rebels and the
speod, tslloi OF tho Lnion men OF the south,
'f' GEORGE oPDlHE Chairman.
Jopx Lrsrts SrBvYss jr S-cretry.
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/ have Just completed ny large srd extensive
.toes OF IsI and Winter Clothing not supposed
A. 20 Variety Taste, and Style in this city. The
Children. and Furnishing Department not eqnsled.
Al OF which will be sod at very low prices fIsaso
call ~ n.,nurn
Nos 10 aud p bowery
The Ia. yea: s,ors In the city.
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Coc,ms ndiuG OMccrs Of Companies. Of psTts "
attached any existing Regiment M who's NEE
can So transferred 70 new organization gre euesso ne
DRESSING with real name and address, :t.v whers q 49,
view can DO had. A .. ". Tribune OfiS> n b-Ae@aea~
tiue con be yiyen - rssrrls u issNsS
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Nliliiarn Notices.

..,d.s R.rimout.-A WAR MEETING Oh behalf
~ " be held In the 2fst NJ T. Church. bet
Avs and d. 4HIs EVENING :. Y O'clock. srEAKEss
The Rev c. 4. NORTON the Hon. Is. =. mANiE"hIr
eli ATNCEY SHAFFER, CSC, and ethers
r.on.iSe. Regiment, Co. A, Headquarters No. 4sl
,,.vDsiIisr kINE-MONrH5 REGlh Ek'r.-kscruits
viii be received Into this for Mae mOn,hs Young
VII ~ sooi moral character desiring to join will receive all
n.c.sssrv information at the Hesiqusrte No 4si 3dav
Ia addition City Bounty Of $50, 80 Will DO given to
all VINO '''" '"'' CHRISTOPHER PULLMAN. Captain
NICHOLAS BRgw4K, LIANT.
Iosrpu H.. SrxPHsssoy, -
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,IIItnry Military Ac:ss s.s
Nos. 20 sa al 10 81 D. m Evening clases-A toet
SO 70 "i NM Col. Nm w. ToMPkINS, PrinsipAA
Col O. W. b. TosrxIss |As.stan.s
Csnt wy q. TonPKINs,
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-
Committee on National AffaIrs-CoMM0N
sClIA-NEw. YORK Oct ] ls5!.mIhe following Ie,'
linton offered BY Alderman fROMENr and referred 20 me
COMMITTEES on National Anss will be considered before the
Committee on FRIDAY, Oct > o. p ni an the Chamber OIL
p,,oi,.S that th. Committee on National Ars be and
are hereby Instructed to confer With the Military authorities
srd os, T. ~ g. hs the City, " and hat they
also lie Instructed to inquire as 20 the propety OF mailing gu
chase arms that may DO prepared 70 protect Tho lives
and property of our oitisoDs Ia any emergency .
Tb. COMMITTEE trust B. receive prompt response on tho
par, Of our citizens tho proper discussion OF mater %
highly beHsheai at 'hi' ', anvvce v.prpy Chairman
Ajax. H. KExcH. Secretary.
Primary Meeting Of the Toys. citizen. Of the Town
Of iia'hins was he 1 on WEDNESDAY EVENING IN tho
Village q Flushing Tor tie purpose Of ssetias Dssst, !;
:. Memp.tssd Court.iiouss Oct Lenial T. Prsi, Wa
elected Chairman Of tie meeting aud Henry boset Score
t., An earnest dess manifested ior the union oil s
patIoc IA support Of the Government Through
on, the county and l.. Congressional Dl,r similar meetings
are being held. and the same spirit IN infested
F,f,eep,h Ward Wndsworth Union CIub.-Ms
meens held at n.hi, Hotel Of Broadway aud 9Th
st. Wedae'dsy evening Oct L. me iolSwns gentlemen
HON. JAMES ifaS. a. BRIGGS
GEORGE ". PINE. HON HENRY }. RAYMOND.
WILLIAM y. CAREY
HERMAN O. CARTER. JAMES s. HUYLER.
,onos ~ n, ES1ea'''' o1 MaRssALL B. BLAKE
John n. DENNY. HENRY sWOhps;
SAMUEL W LEEDS, WILSON pnrn''
MAas3Y z; cLEyEhAsp i ntlsQ " Md kSArr
'''''' 49, OsWiN O'BiIEN.
TIN. meeting II the Club viii he held THIS lftidayl
FtFsTS0 oct 3 Al a o'clock at WkIUnlS HOTEL
eosr ~ Broadway aud mhs' whom all Union cihens OIL
too ard .ro a,ed br present and enioll their names
The Free Drawing CIas.cs Of the Genernt
Society of Mechanics Hud rrndesnen w.h open
on MONDAY ~ LNiNG Oct Appfsniicy. 80, Soup %
Il f,ufst
Croby.sf the brsrian Of the Apprenre' Lipshy
No 4l broadway where they win OBJ ain all necessary Ia
c' na BE- On a .nS ..If BY De
c,nmeurrr Al o'clock Members OF the Society, aud 9th
ers invited TO be present.
Ni.,io,ary Mre,ing.-A public Missionary Mee,ing
will he held THIS kNENNO IN tho Church OF the A'cen
dresses viii b. made The collection will BIO equally divided
between the Domestic aud forcisn Coumi'ters
AP. A.-The Meubcr Of John Knox Lodge No. %
nd The order generally arc 10 attend the nera
of their he brother NATHANIEL LAlND, on sAtSk
DAY a. O'clock from his late resldence NO ~ We o,n
a The me bors hereby notified to goet ia tue Lodss
Rocm Heileiberse. Hall. No. 2o6 oIhav' n, aoe'ct %
receive Tue '''' JOHN LAIRD. Recording Secretary.
sleeve Duttens and studs:
One, Two s "so Three , po,isI. 's''
One door below canss,
Gen,Ier,cu's Watch Chains.
Orc, Two, Three, aud Five Dollar, s ,~N,s
" No. AIS Broadway,
One door below Canal 81
"AI About tho Draft"
| SINCLAIR rOC5EY, Agent,
| Nc tlt Naaar.
elas.: c,s.:i @ss-;.
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Tenth ward.-A Regular Meeting Of he TENTH
WAND REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION viii te held at
Rinis Hotel No. 27t lGrlnd., ON FRIDAY ID October
i86l al o'clSct D. IA. WIN kELLOCk. President.
lnoA.- Z. 1agsNIoN. sccrrtAIy
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Pensions, Sieo Bounty. and Pay Procured and Coz.
leced soldiers Sailors. and the Relatives Of ssen ss
h

peusious, Sio0 Bounty, and Pay Procured ana Coss
tor soldiers Sailors the Relatives Of such - ere
deceased, b. urn-c.uy
Al their Collection Once
No. i'll Broadway Crrinisy Buildigsl. Nsw.mehn =.
For al business done after this date. charges "n
Por collecting Soldiers and Sailors Pay les tSas y. ~
amount, + when over 80 In amour" y W. ~
excess. a IA p,yntv for relatives
Of deceased Soldiers II per csnt .,.,t Fee g.
For procuring PepsiensThe Goverrmsa Gsoss Opdyts
I'VE refer peImi..iSn 70 sns v.nvo Mayor q
ss,.sy City s,p,es l b S o.. Cas-.
sss Con r; I'm n e n n ID. o:s CA: i:i;:
Ssa'Ys. NJ John .. i:s D. LaSa.ts.
M;ss c. s 81" b:ss EsS
S fs: sT Dud s:'t is s.
Sai.i: Nsy'; .:a h Ss.s,. ' :.s. S:".YoIf
CHAS NErTLcEaUN., ..onsr edward GILBERT.
Notary '"v for III the states tHENRY CAMP.
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y tEfsS-CoI WM MAY Err Headquarters Noe " ana "
East rhi, command viii afford rare sppoysi
smeu; for Gen Sises Army Corps and to Do ohcessS
Only by soldier. who have seen sctve se.'ios -
,ie,. now a The hour to enlist; moment ana We may %
80 Agau the Nstioaai Capital 10 hrestened, and me
sul emblem OF s.son s aosis dshsntiy IN the eieesc
Sh.u VS. INIT I'll Shall foul traitors reveinS -
IL made sacred by Wshinon Let us speak and act g
as man and answer Never and our devotion ~ ~
for our counry's impersd bertiss Bounty pad on
being ill., Pay aud Ia0ns commence On DAY Of cue
listment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

Fourth Ward on Deck.-AI ciiitsns Of the ~
Ward Ina favor Of willing to help elect tho iicse, no
mated al Syracnse, cordially invited 10 meet NO o
p,.rsl THIS tFfiday) EVENING Oct 10 ocioe.. iet
The ParPo's Of i0i"ins WhpS HIrtr p,irss,e.t to
CLOB. ~ ~ heELN'' s't..'..
Eighth Ward! Arouse! Arouse :-Ihs WADs-
mis- tvINING At "a ococt All Union mon invited
10 attend. hENh' ~ ""'''
Tnos .. h.nrn' seere.sriea
Eish,eenth Wnrd.--An adjourned meeting Of The citi'
~ lie Eishtsebh Wad, both those no are hoois 70
a and others will DO held a. the ball ,o.ihent Conner o.
nsyv and z9d.Tt on FRIDAY EVENING, the I'd day oil
eer is6l st O'Clock Tor the purpose Of devi.ing i'ne
a,e means for raising their guots under mo can oi
sn and thereby syoidins dfst by order OF tnr reno
co,aitise Sikh Senatorial Di.to, icf To. fishse"'h
Ward. y yTEp ., cpnprn vice'prs.Iaeni
DAVID r Jaours. sec'y. -
NIre,ceuth Ward Republican Associnfion.-A
ResnsI Moetipg OF this Assccation WI ps ls.a
,,'. csrnsr OF cSh-st. and 3dsy THIS fn'sJp 4, En-
ING NJ O'Clock The Finance Committee WI nee, ~ .no
ssue time and place. W. :" ~
ALLAN ALLAN co Srss,, Secretaries.
Twcnfy.F,rst Ward Republican md Union
.saci.siou-1be Association VIII inret al then h"oms
30 as sn., % , This SFyHsy fnkSiys wiiTE
EExD and others will speak. w. Z. EsTbNbhooh,.
RoBEgT =. DusoAs seoy i'o,.oo".
Seventh Ward II rooLIyn Republican hssccia,
s,on-A meeting Of ths Assoca!ion Tor ~ ~
ugulEGS and Hor other busnes wiz be heid IMP - ~
d.yJ EVENING Oct. ., 1909. at - ociocA' " "o""b
S,ySt,.,.ou, M,,l,o ay., corner OF 0rshail.sf a.,
S'''0'''"'' '''' s, u, TURNER President
~. PSA.I s'SslsrT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

Thomns Dugnn,
IfvDEhTAkE IN, No. lBs 3th-Ar,
Cor. 2Jd-st-. ~ .t.ifs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-03

% Ia. lone, error IN former acknowledgment. zoo
TIL. hns in Maryland CALI l9 ~ sy s11
axe combinations Of money aud he:pils snppne -
Conni,tse at No % wasl and the latter to me omne
Central Association Of Relief No. 10 Cooper In9,e Ns"
York. - 80. WV
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-11
The New Call for Troops.
HOW THE NEW FORCE IS TO BE RAISED.


From the New York Evening Pest, July
The Presidents call for an additional
force of three hundred thousand men has
produced a profound impression, and the
opinion is general that prompt and energetic
measures will be adopted by the government.
A large majority of the community incline
to the belief that drafting must be resorted
to in order to fill up the ranks as speedily
as would seem to be necessary, and the de-
tails OF such movement are seriously dis
cussed.
We have taken some pains to investigate
the facts and the prospects for the future,
and we learn that the subject of drafting
has not yet been seriously considered by
the military authorities. 1t is understood
by some of the Governors, when the re.
quest for new levy was made, that the
Presidents call would not exceed two hum
bred thousand men, and it was intended to
raise that number by the enlistment Of vol
unteers Probably the addition of one
hundred thousand to this number will not
have the effect of changing the original
design. Indeed, it is deemed certain that
the respective quotas of the States will
be filed without special difficulty, and with
10 a reasonable period of time.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-11
TOOmbs and His Cotton

The committee in Southwestern Georgia,
feeling highly indignant that ex-senator
Toombs should keep all his slaves at work
on his plantation, refusing to let them be
employed On the public works, and because
he had planted a much larger crop of cotton
than usual, met and passed resolutions de.
nouncing his conduct. The only notice Mr..
Toombs took of the proceedings was the
following dispatch, which appears to be in
answer to demand from the committee
for the hands to work on the detenses of the
river:
RICHMOND, June IL, 1S62.-To Messrs.
George Hill, A. T. Newson and William
Carter, ommittee-Gents-Yo telegram
has been received l refuse single hand.
My property, so long as live, shall never
be subject to the orders of those cowardly
miscreants, the committee of public safety
of Randolph county and Eufeula. You
may rob me in my absence, but you cannot
intimidate me. ROBERT TooMBs.