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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-31

For SHERIFF.-We call attention to the an
nouncement we make this morning that James
L Felts, ESQ, is a candidate for reelection as
sheriff of Shelby county. Since he has had this
situation, Mr.. Felts has become a great favorite
from his obhging courtesy in all cases; his for
bearing patience under irritating circumstances
his kindness to his prisoners, and his industri-
GUS attention to his onorous duties. As a chi
zen, and as an officer, he has won universal re-
suect
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
RAILROADS.

II UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
III Troy the North West leave Chambers street AZ
and II A. ~. snd230, s and l0P NJ
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILRoAD.
IN FOrAlbAny, Troy. North aud Woss.
Winter arrangemeni, comm. ncns Monday, Nov 1861.
For hbany-io9 A. H., Express Mail Train, from Twsn.
For All local trains zee Tine Table.
JOHN BVRCHIIAI. Aspjstept HupsTp ierdent.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

COOK's SITUATION wANTED-As pIRsT GLASS
~ cook one who understands soups. 6sh game jeies,
pastry and made dishes; objection eor. IN
Tie county Can ior two days II not engaged U7 East
1870 81. Best city reference.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

II IoUsEKEEPER-A LADY WELL QUALIFIED TO
III home oheerf u and happy desrous of takn
The charge in the house OF wiiower either Ia the country
city, where no remupeson win be accered and where
she viii considered a membsr OF the family Beet Of rs
erence gvep. Addrcss, Win real name L. r. y, Herald
Office for three days
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE FEMME DE CHANBRE FRANCHISE PARf
~ si-nne, 80 tou, premiere, counaissspt pafie dan
tous ae- details desnds placer dams rne fame oIs
tngee pour Ia ye soft pour voysg.r Sadresser de
suite FAgence FrancaAee do y. GAlLLARD 81 Sixth
avn
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

JINE DRMorsRLLE FRANCHISE, PARFAIrbMENT
" eievce, ayant enseigne connsissant brodere
pisserfe ucoL Ac desire so Placer eomme motresse de
nalson lhouykespcr) OF gouyernante Call Miss Ge.
rard, 311 tth sv.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

AN ORDER JUST RECEIvED.-A LARGE QUANTITY
"A Of OF Cloh hing must be purchased within short
Ladies gentlemen having dspo of OBJ
higher price than before BY calling sddrcss
ing f. H. 20 Sixth avenue You can prevent being hum.
bged BY other petenders also Carpets Furniture
Jewelry bought. Ladies attended TO by Mrs.. T. H.
remember and try ~ Sixth avenue, Waverey
ulase
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
NOTICE.

NTE have THE day sold our Bakery 10 Messrs Nick
w una Parroti.
Thanking The gnbe general for their liberal patron
sgr, ~e would respectfully ak the continuance OF the
same 70 our successers AL xFTzGER
irtisaageli. July =. lss2 iyil-tA
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

We have fallen upon times of much evil.
1t is the duty of every patriot TO assist la
searching for, and, when found, point out the
c-osled paths leading 10 that evil; and the
strait and narrow road leading from the same.
just as a good physician before he prescribes
for a patient, makes inquiry as to the former
life, habits and constitution of such person
it is necessary for us to understand;
|. Previous political history-the facts prece-
ding the present rebellion.
ii. The remote and immediate causes produc-
ing the present condition.
III. The course that has been pursued touch
ing this state of affairs, by those exer-
cising power.
= After looking at these things, we will be
prepared to inquire
". Whether the proper course has been pur-
sued.
To each of these points we propose devo-
ting short chapter, in collecting FACTS, ac-
companied by such thoughts as may arise.
The labor consists not so much in obtaining
materials for such an inquiry, as in selecting
the parts that can be compressed into the
smallest compass, to be useful, of the vast
amount OF kindred evidence TO be found in
the library of every well-intormed man.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
CHAPTER |.

We had for MANY years, previous TO this
war, enjoyed great prosperity as nation and
"a people The foundation for that prosperity
had been laid by our fathers. They were
reared in troublesome times. 1t was but nat
ural, therefore, that they looked deeper into
the causes of human action, and necessity and
proper forms of human government, than We
have heretofore had occasion 10 do. They,
apparently, valued liberty and good govern
ment more than we do; just as the builder OF
a fortune appears usually to appreciate and
value it higher. than he to whom it falls with
out exertioh-by inheritance.
For many years preceding the revolutionary
WARRIOR the six wears that the struggle lasted.
and for the few years following, that the Ar
ticles of Confederation were in force, this
subject received the earnest and searching
consideration of some of the most profound
men who ever lived. The memorials and ap-
peals to the British King, Parliament and
people-the Declaration of independence
preceding that war, are living evidences of the
fact The CONSTITUTION of the United
States YVES the final production of the en-
bodied wisdom of those wise men. Lives OF
the Chief Justices p. lao. By its history, as
written in the debates upon its adoption, and
verified in many ways by those who aided in
Its formation. it is clear that it was the result
of reconciliation OF many slight shades Of
opposing opinions, and a compromise of con-
fcting interests, concessions deemed neces-
sary to secure the end aimed at by all, name
ly, the good OF the ,chole.
One Of the most profound and philosophi-
cal statesman that has ever written, although
not member OF the Convention that formed
that Constitution, left upon record his views
in regard to the form OF government best
adapted TO the end thus aimed at namely
Mr.. jefferson, who, in his Inaugural Address,
thus sums up, so far as we need notice them,
the requisites of such government:
Equal and exact justice all men, Of whatever State
persusson religious poltical the support Of the
State in all their rights. the most impor
administrations for domestic eoDcerns, and the
bulwarks against sn-rspubcan tendencies; the
preservation Of the General Government in its whole
constitutional vgor the sheet anchor Of peace AT
home and safety abroad; Ieaous care OF the night OF
election By the people, mild and safe correction Of
where pesceable remedies unprovided absolute
acquiescence the decisions Of the majority. the vital
principle of Republics from which there Is appeal bu,
TO form the vital principle and immediate parent depotism
the supremacy Of the civil military authority: ecop
ou,y IN The public expense. that labor may be lightly
bGrae'ed; encouragement Of Agriculture. aDl q eo1s
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
That this position is correct, we will cite the
opinions of great men not Democrats

II Is clear historical TRUTH that the Convention meant
leave slavery States, they found itentirey
under the authority and control Of the States
-Hetsfers Speech on The ia ~ March. 1850
The powers Of the American Congress few, eau
tiously limited scrupuoussy excluding all that
granted and above all carefully and Absolutely excluding
all powers the existence continuance Of slavery IN
tLs ssversl stAte..-Cet'. Sy-seA, {,6. "a, 1853.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
ADvFRIsTNG IN THE wEEKLY.

ton Of zach additional square-........--.--. S3A
Advertisements published in both the Daily and the
Weekly SKNrINEL will be charged the full Daily rates,
with ono halt the weekv rates added
Business Notices published in the local columns, Of ten
lines under, will be charged for each insertion 81, II
over ten lines. ten cents per ne.
Charges Ri be made for Inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations at the rates
named, - he paid In advance:
Military Companies. Order 81 Odd Fellows, Masonic
Order, Eenevoien Societies and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines 70 cents Tor esch
Insertion. over eight lines az this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached, sl;
without notice free
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notice. of Festivals and Excursions gotten up by
individuals associations. or by churches at tue regular
prices. .
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head ~
Special Notices. II ten lines ovel will be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, inserted
once IN the Daily. viii be charged city cents
YEARLY advertisers TO pay quarterly
Announcing candidates for offices OF every description
a. be CHARGED the rate Of 81 so Tor each name w he
Daily and a. the Daily and Weekly, the same to be- IN
ell cases. paid IN advance. -
Legal ADVERTISE inserted NJ the expense OF the al
torneys ordering and deayabe Tor the legal proceed
lngS but collecable at our usual time Publishers not
accountable for the ef legal advertisements ne
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER. HARKNESS BINGHAM,
Propretors Indiana State sentinel.
]. NJ. TIIfORD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
DRUGGISTS.
CHOCOLATE.


DAKEI's PREMIUM CHoC0I.TE.-PURE PRE-
Ii PARED Cocoa. B-ora, French. Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolates. warranted equal IN qualify and flavor
10 the Paris have stood the test o: over thre
quarters Of century, and are pronounced BY All VIC
have once used them To be superior 10 any ofhers-
Manufactured by W. Baker Co, ~ their Mis- IN Dor
chester Mass and Cor sale their BraTeh Depot No
af7 Fuon street. New York CITY, and by Groeers and
De alers generally Throughout the Union:
Address VI. L. PIERCE,
jelo.car. 3l7 FULTON street. New York.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

Holding to this creed, Mr.. Jefferson became
President in 1901, and laid thereon, deep and
broad, the foundations of the Democratic
party. Let us
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
FACTS FOR THU PEOPLE !
Relating to
The Present Crisis.
BY A CITIZEN OF INDIANA
sELLEroxrA.SE AAsrRoAD.
BY A CITIZEN OF INDIANA

PUBLISHED BY ORDER OF THE EMocRATic STATE
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
In accordance cih The resolution OF July 30, 1869.
Resolved that said committee be requested to pub
sh such campaign documents may he deemed useful
10 the present en- Urgency"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04

rnerce as is handmad the diffusion Of Information. and
arraignnent Of all abuses The bar Of public
freedom Of religion freedom II the press and freedom
Of the person under the prstecton Of the hS corpus
snd trial by lures imparally selected These principles
form the bright constellation which has gone bef u
and guided steps through age OF revolution and
reformation The wisdom q our and blood Of our
heroes have been devoted their attainment. They
should be the creed Of political faith, the OF
civic instruction and foneAstoae 5y cAieA % trg ne
sarf ff5fsf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-04
CHAPTER III.

The immediate causes that led US into it
This deserves another chapter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10
ER les EMAR.

Protected by Royal Letters Patent of Englard,
and SseETsd by the Seals Of tke EeoIe de PkaY.
n1deie de Paris, and tke Imperial Collage of
Medicine, Vienna.
TRIESEMAR No.
ls the e1ectual remedy for RELAXATION, SPKR-
hAToRkHGA and EXHAUSTION Oh THE SYsTEh,
TRIESEMAR No.2,
Completed and entirely ersdicates all traces OF
those disorders, for which COpaivs and Cubebs
have generally been thought an aptIdote, 10 the
ton.
TRIEsRNAR No g.,
s the great and sure remedy of tse civilized world
Tor al Impurities OF the system, well as second
ery symptoms, obvlapng the destructive use OF
mercury, as well as other deleterious IuETedIents
ana which all the Sarsoparllla IN the world cannot
remove TRIEsEM.R Nos. ], 2 and are Alike de-
VOID OF taste or smell. and of all nauseatinr sua
ties. They are In the form of q loxenge and NAV
he on the toilet table without their use being sus
Sod IN tan osses at IS each, or four Is GASES in
one .oT 90, and In 81 cases, thus saving S9 a.
ADM nlstered by Vsipeau, Lellensnd, Roux a O.
no. Whoiesale and retail by DR.. a. A BAR-
NO" l9l Bleeoker street, q doors from Mac
DouEal street, New York. ImmediateIy on re-
eelPt OF remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
Irlesemar 10 any Fart of the world, securely
packed and addressed according to the Instructions
PgbiShsd also by DIX BARROW. that pouul,r
and beeutliu y illustrated medical work 6uman
Fraity: Price IS cents. TTiesenAr add HOOK car
be Obtained by special authority from s. G.. FOR d.
washington, ID. c. de u SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10

APT THOMAS c. SULLIVAN, CoMMIss.Ry oT
g ssisiENCE-Accident, few DAYS since called
Is 10 the rooms occupied by Captain Sullivan, al
1Ie Custom-bouse We found HIN surrounded on
al sides by busy clerks, ard BY the scene before
Us were forcibly Impressed with hiss value alike
70 the army and community The CommissarV
S Snust necessarily be Cerberus," watching the
interests Of his department with treIess q 5s1;'
be always In contact with speculators and
must nave TIE perception and hrmness to fudge
oha zeal with them. or denv them as circumstsn.
- my require Capt Sullivan has fully real zsd
BesLdes, ne bas,wtth courtesy we'll as frmness,
WIN RentlenssS as well % decision so fully met
Pe e1lgencies If his place as % to win golden
oP.IIohs rom all sorts Of people ;" and last but
not least he makesao purchases from .ecs,siou'
Isis Ball CLIPPER Jan 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10

cLIDELL SBA.sICK-MAsoS CoNsorE ~ ur>, ,y,-,
BRANDY The Boston Traveller tells This s,or,ii
we hear that Mr. SlideIl was terribly ses.sick
IN the tug Starlight, while on his way 10 Prov
-nSe'o"h Mason was entirely free from the dis
Ifiend, sent him tumbler Of brandy, witch had
alaVOraoie ensct, and for which Mr. SIIdeII eY
pressed his heartfelt thanks. In less than ten
been received on board the RInsldo sba va.
under weigh, and probably cleared the cane
before the gale commenced She steered 20 the
eastward, aud Is probably bound 70 Halliday -
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! 8
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TRAVELLER

vsPkOiAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
,. on eng ~. .s. rsssss. Hsp:ss ls Pas.
BALTIMORE vail rsn 60 follow;
nor,,.;J FINS MoL z g EoGTH
Hvs e Bslnnore i5o A: NJ PhIl.aelP his IisS "a.
sornSst sscs on asdE:SsI. ..,.
Z. =. Arrive 81 Baltimore SO A. n. No oonnse.
New YoIs MAJ Trsia-Is.ys wsshtnttou 1t IL
AZ NJ New York loB I'D.
Aternoon Aooommode6on-esve WsshinftOn
- f.s: Arrive ~ Baltimore 50 p. n; Philsdel-
Eysninf Efgre.s1ssve w.shinrson srn.
ATivs 81 BalttnOrs Gs I. NJ ,Phlsdeiphis los
on suss. 9o, a Is Is Ak, X hsrri,sSsl AZ
through % York every Ssy daTss .Ss ssss
,. T1ATNS MovINs S0gTH,
q. Baltimore 100 ?. N Arrive st washington Al
Lssys New York .tsr. n; PhI.ds ,hr. Io.se ,.
Leave Nsr York 1t II p. n; PAil.delbhi. ,.p
49, Bau nore1S5 Az. Arrive ~ Wsshinfton
Aooommodstion Trains leave Baltimore st
4 n.sae i.h Ton washington, arrive there al
on su1dsys at 80 and 7.s A. N. only.
g. ~ ,Is,ns lSSsvinS Mssmnkton n1p A.
afsc a8s of sIs s
Trains ie.rs Annapolis for Baltimore and w.sh-
Passenger Trains leaving Wsshinrtou AZ 500 A.
NJ, u A. NJ, aud ?. n, and Baltimore az fO and
~ NJ, sns 81 ? NJ wall Sfoy oHIy az lsaaeoIis
,,MaJ Passengers must take the Accommodates
Trains win leave washington and Baltimore
w. p, SMITH
den Master Of Transportation, Bat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10
I WIN. CORwIN BURGY,
LATE With the old and well known house of
WIN. s COkWIN & co.

Dealer IN choiss RraHdfes, WiHss Cigars, &C., and
IHportey Of Teas and Chinese Fancy Goods,
( - No. 3o1 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
tEntranoe sixth StTe5t,D
.. WeShsAgtoa, ID. C.. .... f.
The attention of eonnoisseurs and the public xeu-
seiy is invited to my stoc off ne Brandies Wines
Cigars, Tess, 80, oomeTisInE Hennessey Otar I'd
and Sayer Brandies, Widow ClicQuot, Moot a.
Chandon, NUNS, Heidsiok & Co , and Associates
NeTzsuey, Champsgnes; Permartins, AmOnt;lado
and iLlsrte Sherries; Wanderer, Reserve and
South Side MadeiTas; H IrmonI and Burmerster
Ports; the celebrated "WSC" Club House Gin;
klesi Jamaica ard st. CrolK Runis; Cabapa, Fig
arc, La Rosa de Santiago. p Espanoa ana various
BRANDS of Cigars and very fine Young Tyson, Hy-
boxes imported by Jself expressly for family USE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10

W Richmond paper, the Dispatch, saws ,ba,
large part OF the Confederate tro6n. w. ftt
90 Ioi SIX months, which term is about to expire
ana tnst II Is ia trick to which Mcclellan Iook,
iSf tneiI desrnetlon To let their time run out and
moves rhereupon frantic appeal IL mad ~
t .ne heroes Of Bethel, Bull Run" and the like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10

u Rhode Island has received the contract IN
nne al the guns in Fort Adams, and an estabIj,h1
purpose. - "N'e' io' the
W The servant girls Of the free States Consume
n .n'',s SKIS and French goods than the whole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-10
GAS FITTING. &c,
q E N Z r AL ORD Err.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, December q, 1861,
IHE NAVY DEPARTMENT has 8 rendezvous for
shipping men st each Of the following places;
Portsmouth. New Hampshire
New York
Phi adeiphia and Erie. Pennsylvania
baltimore, MARYLAND: am
Washington, District of Columbia.
Seomen, ordinary ssamen And l1ndsmsn who can
psss t1e usual surgeons sxaniLat!On, by presea 4
ing themselves a. the rendezvous nearest their
Tesijeuce, with an OfcIa ate from the CITY
or town clerk sIgnifJing that they are residents
an1 have expressed desire ID leave 10 enter the
navy, Will be received on the following terms:
lst. An allowance o. thres ts mil for treve-
ling expenses.
81. An advance of three months to seamen and
ordinary seamen, and of tEo months 10 Iandsmep
sd. PermIssion TO leave an allotment of halt-pay
listn ent- - "
tth. To 60 on board ship IN their ordinary clothes,
where an outht will be furnished and charged as
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"oLD AMP S SlblS 4 4 . EESheLrsH. SWISS


Ms GARD. - -.
h.. fsi.sa.A .ss Has the pleasure 70 inform
$3.50, nssteersns, st the fayorite loosfian on
a. sus' nesxssn lItA ead lsth strslsts. 30 long
hS.mss.t. H.yin< ms2s srrsrsesnnsps ~ = oos-.
sian .spsy Of ~ the dsiosc g a. VA -aioa, AID
sszss' 10 hopss 70 receive dSS sHsss Of public
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At General Hospital, (Ci,eIs,) Wa,ktsgto.,
Jan g.

At st. Elizabeth Hospital, Eastern Branch,
Jan 3.
LIST Excelsior Brigade. LIST Penn. Reserve
90 do do.... 59th do Volunteers
attn do do -. sth New Jersey Vol =.
SD Penn Volunteers is Excelsior Artillery Vol 4
sth New York Vol -. Harris Light Cav. (a)
18TH do do. SD Penn. Volunteers
Cameron Rines....... list New York Vol ..
35th Penn Volunteers. i45th Penn Volunteers I
5thVermont volunteers S ID New York Cavalry .
Brickel's Art. Bait. =. 2Isth do do. 1
59th New York Vol %. 57th do Vol. I
22d do do
Seth Penn. Volunteers 2 Total 57
(G) One officer
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1881 THE [is69
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&GRHH

Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
&sEEM0
with lite oonnectonsl
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL The WESTERN CITIES:
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE Tally TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two orthem making
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT HARRISBURG
WITH trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
to all points in the
WEST, hoETH-wEsT AND soUTH-wEsT.
the Northern eSsfsf ksppE Ro. ne cone once OF
PAhJ, Calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nisht Trains
Smoking Saloon Cans on all Trans
FROM WARRINGTON.
Passengers wIil take The a. N. ans .. m trains,
arriving IN Baltimore at7-5O a. N. and IS ,. m.
the NoRs1n csnTs sTr wen IL 5T s.1n on
OuIg a. p. m. and Las q m, there connecting
with the trains the PennsylvaniA Central
RAILROAD for all parts Of the west.
FREIGHTs,
By this route, ffeiEhts Of al descriptions can be
1orwarded 20 and from any point on the Railroads
OF Ohio, keutuoky, indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
loSe, or Missouri. By haslToad drsef
The PsnnsJ ysnia Central kailrosd also connects
81 PlttsbufG with Steamers, by which 6ooos csn
be forwarded 70 any pert on the Ohio, Mns kinEum,
Kentucky. Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Miss-
IfsiPpI, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkAEsas,
and Red Rivers; snd az Cleveland, ssndusky hnd
Chicago with steamers 10 ali Northwestern skes.
a. nerchsIts and shippers entrustIng the rsnsPoT-
tation OF their Freight 70 this ComI tny, can RELY
with confidence on It's speedy t'anslt
THE safes OF FkElGHr 20 and from any
oint In the West, by the Pennsy lvanls C.ntrnl
hshroed. oys az az ftnsss Iac0Tabls as are
ehagEed ~ other Rdstr0dd Cow paHiss
CENTRAL Il. r."
MAGkhW & KooNS, Freight gents.
No, so North street, Bait moro.
ENoCH LEWIS, 6en'l suPsrint't. Alioon ma, Pa.
u l. HOUPr. Gent Ticket Af't. Philadelphia
n; HOUSTON, 6snn Freight Agent, Phils-
oelpnls- 10 t-dly
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figures. '
One prIoe only.
An Inspection of stock Implies no Obligation TO
purchase. PERRY h RRU
Fem. avenue and Ninth IT.,
de II 2f ''perTy RudluFD
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Pc6 lIst, OeinS Ine present prices, VIZ:
nne P.1 J 49, Il '.'Sll 90
One blue hanuel overshirt ..,..--., I6
Two under flannel shirts ..,--- aS2
Two paITs vOollen dTaws........... 2I6
Ons mattress. go. o.. e. . I90
Two blankets soS
One seamless cap. -. - " Ia
One black silk handkerchief ...--....-- 100
ISL n
The pay of petty officers averages saO to s2s per
north. W
The RsT OF seemen. sls per month.
20 ordirary seamen.... Il do.
And food found. w.
No lsndsman wIll be allowed to take the benest
OF THIS reg naon who has not been four mo 1ths At
sea or on the lakes or rivers.
GIDEON wELLES,
DC ~ oo6t Secretary of the NAVY
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GIBsgy q H Az sTosE; . -. !. !.
stss%sls ss S. zH!55Al5Ss S!s sss
80 1870 ~ Ss e g 49, s. e: s..s.
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a,eEr oH R sSST esI VA MY oRI
Steamer. METff tss HssPFs,S sns sss..per

stsemer, NTTfIQtS(r ~ e440le NC t1keuor
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, effrss}
Ssna e and Pc saaytsd % De
1eetop WITH the Pal Rlyer and Old Colony Rail
rosa, eistsnoe q = rntles Only 20 Boron - q =
So. rlss Ss Fnie[ BIKE peg che E.sssSy
hsndays, " ednesdays, and FRIDAYS, e Z o eioof
The steamer N Efk0fftoofriss.c ssi Brown. ON
8uesosye. Jhnrsdegs. and saturdays, 81 o'oloof
u. sosohinx 90 hsvPert each way. =.
These steamers are fttet With ,commodous
s4te rooms, and every arrtnrement for the securi-
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