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The Killed, Wounded and Missing.
The following is complete list Of the killed. wounded

The Killed, Wounded and Missing.
The following complete list Of the killed, wounded
and missing
METH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
KrLLED
Adiutant Charles A. Gadsden
Private Adam Dillman, Co. Z.
Private Thos. T. Kelly. Co. Il.
Corporal Often Van Grief, Co. r.
Private Harmon Shepherd. Co. ".
Private VIM u. Cavanaughs, Co. II.
Private Geo. Mayrss, 10. II.
Private Patk. Daley, Co II.
Corporal Vim. saward, Co. j.
Colonel Rush c. Hawkins, flesh wound left arm.
MAJOR Jardine, confusion, spent shot in legs.
Capt. Andrew 8. Graham, flesh wounds, arm and leg.
Capt. Vim. II. Hammil, flesh wounds, left arm
Second Lieut.. Thos l.. Bartholomew, head, severe.
s .a tf FRANK
Private SEVERN Kress, Co. A, side, nesh, severe.
Private Joseph stage, Go. A, arm amputatsd.
Private jeremiah Voorhees,, Co. A, leg, severe.
Private Chas. W. Waters, Co. A, body, serious.
Private John Stevens, Co. A, arm, slight.
Private WIN. Corclyou, Co b, right thigh, dangerous.
Private Aug Rssiga Co. b. bullet wound left log severe
Private Harold Hutchinson, Co q, dangerous.
Private John Hanson, Co. B, arm, severe.
Private Andrew schoonmaker, Co. b, face, slight.
Private Michael o. Common, Co. d, finger, slight
Corporal Arthur spcoper. Co. B. thigh slightly bruised
Private Philip weskaser, Co. c, knee, severe.
Private Joseph Becker, Co. G, slight.
Private Paul WITT, Co. c, foot, slight.
Sergeant James Fitzgerald Co. ID, thigh, severe.
Private John G. Cultin, Co. d, wrist smputated.
Private Hugh Byrne Co. +, arm amputated.
s.,s:s s H s%,. y S."ss &C. 1s .:s..
Sergeant Geo. W. Wilcox, CD. ", dangerously.
Corporal Jno. y. Fink, Co. =, chin, slightly.
CORPORAL Jno. l.. Hughes, Co. knee, slightly.
Private Jso Byrd. Co. y, thigh, severely.
Private Lewis Coulmsn, Co. Y, thigh, severely.
Private Geo Cummings, Co. abdomen very seriously
Private Jno. J. Kelley, Gu. y, head, dangerously.
private yailsds, co. y, log aud thigh, severely.
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Commamder David ID. Porter.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In your sketch OF Commander Porter you omitted to
mention that he commanded the steamship Panama on
her first trip to the Pacic in 1s49 and may here
tion that during the voyage by his manly qualities no
endeared himself TO every ono on board
NEW York. May 2, 1862.
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1twarsl Bound.

The bohemian Outwa Bound.
PORTLAND. Me-, May 3, 1862
The Bohemian, Captain Burgess sailed at half.past
three DEL ock for Liverpool.
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IMPORTANT FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
IcoNTTNuEr FROM FIRST PAcEl

CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAcEl
where tho General has his headquarters, was
visited by q number OF the naval officers and
the customary congratulations passed between
both parties the navy referring in the highest terms Of
praise the land operations and tho General returning
thanks to them for In which they performed
their portion Of the work.
A an evidence Of the good feeling existing between
she different branches Of service, send you copy
Armstrong OF the steamer State Georgia, and Major
General Burnside The expressions both sides are
very orcbe and show that there is but little ground
for the prevalent opinion that feeling Of jealousy exists
between the army ard navy Of the United States
UNITED STATES STEAMER STATE OF GEORGIA,
Or FoRr MACON, April 81, 1862. !
nsAa GrsERAI-Ths oihcers and crew Of this vessel do
sire TO tender you the nag borne BY US In the action OF
April 25, 1882.
You win that it bears the mark of the well directed
0re OF the enemy, making IL souvenir Of the day
marked by 30 signal q success TO
May God give you many years.
JAMES F. ARMSTRONG, Commander
Commanding United States steamer State Of Georgia.
Major General BURNSIDE
FORT MAcoH. N. c.
with pleasure concur in the above disposition Of the
Aen0red DAG bearing ths mark OF Aonored success.
SAMUEL LOCKWOOD,
Commander and senior officer.
mz GENERALS HEPIY.
HRADQuAKnH DEPARTMENT OF NoRrH CARoIISA,)
STEAMER ALICE PRICE,
NEAR FoRr MACON, April 81, 1862.
Captain JAMS r ARMSTRONG. Commanding United States
steamer State Of Georgia
DnAR CAPTAIN-I beg TO thank you, your officers and
crew. for the kind feeling which dictated the presenta
SION TO me Of the nag borne calamity by your ship in
the action OF April 25 1852 In front Of Fort Macon IL
bears the evidence Of close action and will be kept by
racterzed the navy their country's service Please
shank Commander Lockwood for his kind acquescence in
This gift. Very sincerely, your friend, ,,n,,s,nr
Major General Commanding Dept Of North Carolina
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REHABILITATION.
Killed. KeuNd<d. Maine. Zo{a


AfrIvaI OF the Amer1ca NJ B0st0ns
Bosroy, May 8, 1852.
Tho steamship America, from Halifax arrived here
half past O'Clock this afternoon. Her mails will bs
forwarded to New York by the evening tran which 10
due in New York at early hour Sunday morning.
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THE FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.
General Barbados Congratulatory Adj
dress 20 the Forces OF the Third Divi-

GENERAL oRDER-NO. -.
HrApQr ARrxRs DEPARTMENT oY NoRrH CAROLINA
BEAuFoRr HAaBog, April 20, 1861. I
The General Commanding takes peculiar pleasure In
thanking General Parke and his brave command for the
patient labor ortude and courage displayed in the in.
ysstmsnt and reduction Of Fort Macon.
Every patriot heart will be allied with gratitude 10 God
for having given to beloved country such soldiers
The regiments and artillery companies engaged have
earned the right upon their colors and gudsss
The words-'Fort Macon, April rs, 1851"
By command OF Major General BURNSIDE.
L. RICHMOND, Assistant Adjutsns General.
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IN whole. hail quarter casks srewed ,rSm me
pn.lsy nsswesn seventh and Eighth avenues, MI.
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SECURED by tuTs sent Of tina United states MEI.
TAM &rOs Usyano Eee,ro yoals b.a. ~. adv for
~, Nervous Anecti,ns, rheumatism, Dropsy, Neurap
paralysis Salt Rheum. OF US bfApuuhA, NC NaW ~
and ivr n crcuitr oace 80 Broadway.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
AFFAIRS IN NlISSOUEI.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-An official report
from Mayor General Halleck OF Missouri says
that Major Hubbard's cavalry attacked a rebel
force of 900 men at Silver Creek, i'll Howard
county, under Col. PondeXter, on the 18th
inst, and routed them. Loss of the enemy
forty killed and sixty wounded. Our loss was
six killed and nineteen wounded. Our force
also captured 100 horses, 60 wagons, 100 tents,
Okegs of powder, 200 guns, and % prisoners.
RoLLA, Mo, Jan. 1S.-The indications are
that all the troops at this point will move
westward, except one or two regiments 10
guard the post. The pickets of the enemy
extend fourteen miles from Springfield, and
the force of Cen Price is estimated at about
10000 men. 1t is reported that Gen. Mcintosh
is coming to his aid from Arkansas with large
reintorcements The report, however, is not
wholly reliable.
Captains Murdoch and Webster returned
last night from an expedition to Bloomfield.
1t was complete success. They captured
forty of the enemy, among them one lieutenant
colonel, two surgeons, one adjutant, and three
captains
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18.-A report has gained
much currency here that Gov. Gamble has
resigned and gone to Washington, and will
there await his appointment by acting Gov.
Hall, to fill the place Of Trusen Polk in the
United States senate.
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FROM THE sOUTET.

CAIRO, Jan. 18.-Four deserters from Co
lumbus arrived last night. They report forty
thousand rebel troops at Columbus. Mr.. Col
Inns Of Boston also arrived, last night, from
New Orleans, which he left eight days ago.
: lie escaped by representing himself bearer
of dispatches from the Belgium consulate, but
was detained two days at Columbus. He SAYS,
the feeling at the south is growing worse and
more bitter every day. lie had passes from
Georgia to pass the rebel lines at New Madrid
and Columbus. On Saturday the rebels were
in the greatest perturbation on account of the
movement of troops from Cairo. The general
opinion was that the federal troops were bound
for Tennessee river. The people in this vi
cinity expect the direst calamity to fall on
them in the coming struggle, but, as far as
possible, take no sides since the tederals have
been in their midst.
CAIRO, Jan. 18.--Capt. Phelps with the
gunboat Conestoga, made reconnaissance up
The Tennessee river today, and shelled point
just below Fort Henry, where a masked bat
terry is supposed to be, but did not succeed in
drawing its fire.
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EVERY MAN AT HIS POST.

WASHINGTON, Jan, lS.-An order just is
sued from the army headquarters contains the
following -
"The eXgencies of the service demand that
every officer and soldier OF this army, able to
do duty, should be at his post. The com.
maudng general, therefore, deems it necessa-
ny to direct that, unless by reason of sickness
and upon medical certificate, no leaves of
absence or furloughs shall be granted at the
present time, except in urgent and exceptional
cases, where the necessity for the indulgence
must be clearly set forth in the application.
1t is proper to remark that many of the rea-
sons for which leaves of absence and furloughs
have heretofore been granted cannot now be
allowed"
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AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. ia special dispatch
to the Commercial says, four Indiana regi
ments in the Green river column have adj
vanced to South Carrolton, and will soon oc-
cupy Rochester. This is directly in the route
to Bowling Green. Gen. Buel is concentrating
powerful force at Green river, and it is said
he is now ready for forward movement
The rebels at and about Bowling Green are
destroying the railroad, telling trees across
the track, and doing everything to retard the
progress of our army. 1t is said they are
making every preparation to evacuate that
place on the approach of our troops.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 19.-All is quiet below.
The rapid rise of water in the Ohio river, now
at flood height, broke away a dam, last night
on the enlargement OF the canal, drowning one
man and causing considerable damage.
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FRoA1 EoRrREss MONROE.

FORT MONROE, Jan 1.-THE French frig.
ate which arrived yesterday was the Pomone.
Notice having been given, salute of twenty
one guns was fred this morning, and the fort
ress replied with an equal number. She is the
flag ship OF Admiral De Montaignac, who
came ashore this forenoon, accompanied by
his flag captain, and was received by General
Wool with military honors. Atterthe visit it
was announced that the admiral would visit
Norfolk tomorrow, to consult with the French
consul.
Companies f, G, and II, of the Massachu-
sets twenty-ninth regiment, arrived this
morning from Baltimore, with Colonel E. w.
Pierce and staff. The seven other companies
of the regiment are at Newport News, and
have been known as the Massachusetts Bat
talon.
Port Royal letters say the Isabel was much
damaged by the shells of the MOhican, while
running the blockade One shell Knocked off
her entire stern, and she barely got in afoat.
The tog was dense. but she was discovered by
she sailing gunboat Roebuck whereupOn the
MlOhican slipped her cable, and chased her
under the batteries OF Morris Island. The
Isabel returned her fire, but without avail.
Another letter reports that the English
schooner Gipsey, with 200 bales of cotton, was
captured by the New London in the gulf, and
taken to Ship Island.
me De DuNO ldu arVlNeu lieTe WITH the
French war steamer Milan, disabled, in tow,
the De Soto having run into her at the mouth
OF the Mississippi, on account of her acting III
suspicious manner. 1t proved she had been
permitted by government to ascend the river
and take off several families DESTROYS OF leav.
ing jeff dOminions, She had no lights when
Tun into.
Fort MONROE, Jan. 1S-Two rebels were
taken prisoners last night, by company f, six
teenth Mass. regiment. The first was a man
who has pass from General Wool, admitting
him within our lines. He has for some time
past supplied himself with shoes, etc, which
he has disposed of to the enemy, and with
gold and silver which w has sold at pre-
MUM. He was taken at his house from under
two beds, and will be sent to the Rip Raps.
The other was private, who appeared from
the papers upon him to be on visit home on
furlOugh.
Several companies of the New York second
regiment, on reconnaissance last night from
Newport News, drove in the enemies pickets
and discovered their position at distance of
twelve miles from camp Butler. They brought
in lame man who has hitherto enjoyed the
protection Of our troops, IN consequence of
his inirmity. There is reason to believe he
has lately had reasonable correspondence with
the rebels.
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ITEMS.

New YoRK, Jan. 19.-The ship Ellwood
Walter is chartered by the government, and
the schooner Emily is loading with stores for
the Burnside expedition.
BunLlSGroN, W., jan l9.-:-Mr. Philo e.
Doolittle, president of tho Bank of Burlington,
and one Of our most eslimabe citizens, died
this evening of paralysis.
New YORK, Jan. 20.--The Arabia arrived
at one o'clock this morning. No news.
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Norfolk to be Attacked.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN WARNED Off.
THE FRIGATES READY.

FoRTREss MONROE, jan I'LL is conf
dentially asserted to day that Gen. Wool has
sent notice to Gen. Huger at Norfolk, to
remove the women and children from that
city. The Minnesota to-day took down her
topmasts and spars, and will, it is said pro
coed to Elizabeth River tonight, with the frig-
ate Cumberland. The Pensacola is also lying
here, and every evidence of active naval op-
eratons is apparent.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The president has
just received private dispatch, confirming
the report that the rebels have abandoned Ro
anoke island, in Albemarle Sound, and evacu-
ated the city of Yorktown.
The report that Gen. Wool notified General
Huger to remove the women and children
from Norfolk is also confirmed. The rebels
have dispatched Wise's legion to Norfolk to
assist in the defence of that place against the
apprehended attack of the federal forces. 1t
is evident that the grand concentric move
ment upon the enemy has commenced, and
startling news may be expected at any mo.
nent.'
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THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION is I'M
PAMLECO SOUND.

New York, Jan. 19.-The Baltimore Amer
ican of yesterday afternoon has report, via
Fort Monroe by & vessel that had arrived
there, THAI the whole Burnside expedition has
passed into Pamlico Sound through Hattetas
Inlet.
BALTIMORE, Jan. IS.-Intelligence was re-
celved at Old Point last evening, that heavy
cannonadIng was heard at Norfolk, in the di.
rection of Aibemarle Sound, at nine o'clock
yesterday morning.
The Wilmington IN. c. journal of We'd
nesday says nothing has been heard there of
Burnside's expedition, and thinks it is sugu-
lar that its appearance on the coast is not an.
nounced The Raleigh Register of Wednes-
day says some gentlemen in that city say that
ghey heard, Tuesday, heavy cannonading to.
wards the coast, but the editor thinks they
were mistaken, as the distance is too great.
The Norfolk Day Book Of Friday says Moth
ing has been heard there of the expedition,
since it left Old Point. and processes to be at
loss TO know what may be its destination.
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THE SUMTER SUNK-ONE OF THE
ARMY OFFICERS.

New York, Jan. 18.-'The Commercial says
a private dispatch states that the pirate Sum.
ter had been sunk by federal gunboat near
Cadiz.
Special dispatches from Washington state
that a member OF congress has letter from an
officer, high in rank in the army, TO younger
officer, then ia California, advising him to go
south, and it is said that the young officer is
now on Beauregard's staff.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20

New YORK, Jan. 19.-The Wheeling Intel
ligencer of Friday contains an account of
skirmisll, on the 9Th inst, between Captain
Latham, with seventeen men of the second
Virginia regiment, and thirty rebels, on the
Dry Fork OF Cheat river, Randolph county.
Six rebels were killed, six others were wound
ed aud their quarters and rovisions were
burned. Our loss was six wouuded-one
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FROM TIE UppER POroMAo.

HANCOCK, MD, Jan. 18-Jackson has dis.
appeared with his whole force. 1t is believed
that lac retired to Winchester. No rebel forces
are known in Morgan county The weather
is inclemont and variable; whole river line
nnlpf
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

- CHUSETTS .-WoTcester, ss.-Probate Court.-To
all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN GRAHAM
late of Leicester, deceased, testate:
You arc cited to appear at Court of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine o'clock in the forenoon to show why
the account rendered by Rhoda Graham the ENecutriX
Of her administration Of said estate, and file in
this office should not be allowed; and the Court orders
service OF this citation, by publishing the same in the
Massachusetts, Spy, newspaper printed in Worcester,
three weeks successfully, before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire. Judge of said
Court this ninth day of January in the year eighteen
hundred and sixty two. JOHN j. PIPER, Reg.
ial5
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Stock Market.

NEW YORK Jan. IS-STOCKS were better at second
hoard but closed ower Chicago and Rock Island $50;
Cleveland and Toledo 80; Panama ll3; Michg gan South
ern guaranteed IL Michigan Central 53s; Harlem Rail-
road l25 Erie Railroad $50; Erie preferred 574; New
York Central sS5; Pacific Mail 50 Illinois Central bonds
9i Missouri skies AZ; 5 skies registered s03.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-20
KEANEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public Is called to this most ex
celen Of all Lnments perfect and speedy cure Tor
all the aches and pains that flesh is heir to-
HHEU5IATISsA is caused by stagnation of the
1ulds arising from checked peTspratonis cured by
rev bottles OF kENNEDY's bHEUNATIc LISIMEET
NEURALGIA-the King Of all pain-is caused by
an Inflammation Of the nerves is instantly cured by
lew applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINfMENT.
SPRA ms are caused by an over-extenson and a
sudden re action of the muscless cured by few bot
ties OF KENNEDY RHEUMATIC LfNIMENT- equally good
for man or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-is cured by few bottles Of KENHEDYs EU
MATIC LINDiENT
BRUISES caused by sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing Of the tissuess Instantly relieved
by KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINlMEST.
CIsAMP is u contraction OF the muscles caused by
sudden stoppage Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by few applica
lions OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LNIMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by a neuralgia in the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspOOniul of KENNEDYs
RHEUMATIC LINInEET in warm water every half hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENESs
are caused by an unnatural dryness of the glandsweta
piece of flannel with KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISINEET
apply II ON going TO bed, and you will be we'll in the
morning.
HEADACHE AND THROBRINGa OF
THE TEMPLES Is caused by a pressure from in sensible
DN's RHEUMATIC LfSMEsT.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK-FoIow the
direction In the circular around each bottle.
II is good for Toohache Earache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation Of every kind. Every family should have
a tnll supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY Roxbury
7. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN, BUSH Il Co nj 4
MCCONVlLLE, w. H. GOULDING, aud by Druggists
everywhere. DIT jas
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COMMONWEALTH or MASS

~ ChUSETTS Worcester. ss.-Probate Court-Io
the heirs-ataw of kin and all other persons inter
ested in the estate Of CEPIIAs MUZzY late of West
Boylston in said county, deceased, GREETING:
Whereas a certain instrument purportng to be the
last Will and testament and codic said deceased
have been presei ted TO said Court for Probate BY
Charles Morse who prays that letters testamentary nav
be issued to him and Merriam Muzzy the executors
therein named, you are hereby cited to appear Pro-
bate Court to be ned at Worcester in said county of
Worcester, the first Tuesday of February next at
nine clock in the forenoon show cause any Won
have against the same. And said Morse is hereby
rected to give public notice thereof by publishing this
citation once week, for three successive weeks IN the
newspaper the Massachusetts Spy printed Wor-
said Court
witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this tenth day Of January in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-two
la w3t% CHAS. f STEVENS Asset Roc
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF MASS,

4 lOMhONW EALIH OE MASSA-
OCHUSETTS.- Worcester. ss.-PrObate Court.-To
the hersat law creditors, and all other persons
ed in the Estate of DANIEL PUTNAM, late Of Upton,
in SAID county, DIT ceased intestate:
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine clock in the forenoon show why
License should not be granted to Austin Putnam and f.
Fiske the Administrations. upon their petition to
sell so much of the Real Estate of said deceased mention
ed in said petition the purpose paving debts and
charges OF administration. will raise the sum of $685.
and the Court orders service Of this citation by publish
ing the same in the Massachusetts Spy, newspaper
printed in Worcester three weeks successfully, before
said Court.
witness. HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court this eighth dav of January IN the year eighteen
hundred and siXty-two JOHN j. PIPER, Reg
jal5 wat
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he FOREST, ARMSTRONG, & Co,
~ DIZZY GOODIES MEKCEIA NlEs

1911, 10, 81, So and s. Duane street, New York
would notify the Trade that they are opening Weekly
IN new and beautiful patterns, the WAAlSUTFA
PRINTS; also the AAIOSKEAG, a New Print, which
eXces every Print in the Country for perfection of execu
ton and design in full Madder Colors. Our Prints are
cheaper than any in market and meeting with extensive
sale Orders promptly attended to- wiz ii
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i TEN DOLLARS BOUNTY.
EH few citizens CT Uxbridee and vicinity, offer
I'd A Bounty of Ten Dollars to Each ATan
~ Who will enlist in
Co. H, Fifteenth Regiment.

SERG EANI IAFT,
of the Fifteenth, will be in Uxbridse
DURING THIS WEEK,
for the purpose of ensting, in that place. those who
DESTROYS of availing themselves of this
splendid offer
~ Applications may be made at ali times 10 Lieut..
H. F. Jorgensen, Recruiting Officer No Lincoln House
Block, Worcester. diff ia2O