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St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
COLLECTORS HuTlcE.
Ty the County Commissioners for Saint
- Mary's county

ny the County Commissioners for Saint
- Mary's county
ORDERED. That tis,.rgc NJ. B,lranaa. a
C.llsctm Of State aud C"unty taxes in the End
election dis,si.. IL st. Mary's county, cause
advertisement expressing tine name "fthe ki-
! win. trst az parcel "f land. the amount of
t.xss .l,,s thereon. Together with the name Of
the person chsrgcable with the same. to I've
inserted once per week for and during four
week. iu the Sc. NAry's B-scsa. newspaper
pu.I.hc'i in 81. Nary county, notifying that
nule.s the State and County taxes due on the
.,i,i land. Oh al be paid to the said C.'ilsct.r
within tn. space Of thirty DAYS after the l"lb-
li.a,im II the notice aforesaid il cnniplctel,
tic lands aforesaid or such parts thereof a.
,nsy he necessary to raise the su.n due thereon
81 III he s.,ti I" the highest hi.ldcr for the pay
n,cAt Of the saine.
Owner. Name Of Land.
1917 ". Dix. Suffer Fancy.
226 acres. s,in due, $S4 50
BY "rl~r.
GIL. SPALDING,
Clerk
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

NOTICE l. hersby given. that unless tn. State
and C.unty taxes due ga the lands afogesaii.
shall hr paid to ms "n or bsf..rs the end Of
,irty days after the above publication Is co,n-
I.leted. the said lands or such parts thereof ~
may hs necessary ." raise the sum due ,hsres,p
t,gesh~r with the cost It advertising and legal
Interest, shall he sid 3. the highest bidder fyr
the payment Of the same. - -
GEORGE n. DENT,
Collector fvr So and co.
Dec. l2ih, lS6l-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE..

4 LII persons wishinsto commemorate
IA with me byt etter IlIdIree ',h,ir cor
r-spOnde nceby rn a Ito Por irobacro( Earles
county, Md. or By steamer 81. Nicholas,
0 Chapel Point Charles couEfy Nd.
" VI. I. { mil BILL.
Feb. ard, I959-,i,
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
COLLECTORS NOTICl.
RY the County Commissianers fors Saint
I'D Marv's County y 741s v

RY the County camnl.sisn~zs fsrG Saint
ORDERED. That George B. Dcata lsirl
collectH Of State asni CauEty taxes n The ?. a
election district q 81. Mary couniv. cane
aivcrtisements expressing tie name III de Ea-
lowing tract .F parcel of lard, the arn..ant
Of taxes due the c,,s,, texesh+r with the namc
Of the rerson chargeai,lc f,r the same. q. hr
inserted once per wsrk kr and during four
weeks in she St Marv's lssacsn. newspap
Published in 81. Mary's cruuty, maifying, that
unless the State and count, taxes, .ius On the
said lands, shall be paid to the said late CD
iectnr. within the space If thirty days, after
shc pn'ic.tis'a of tie ne'tice aforesaid ID com-
lle'ed, the lands aforesaid. or such parts there
Of AZ may be necessary tn raise tie sum due
thereon. shall he sid /. the highest bidder for
the payusnt ii the same. s-.. -.-.
-t Owner. Name III Land.
1860. Dix w. W.. Suffers Fancy,
226 acr~y, sum due. $4l 70
BY or.lrs. ..
.,a q. l. SPALDISG,
.@s# . Clerk.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
MARYLAND 49,
AGRICULTURAL WORKS.

no TIE FtRUERS OFF 81. W1Ry"S
i would most respectfully call your at
tcl,ri,n to my large assortment IL LiIEIE-
.WE.s1S. am manufacturing ard urc-
pairing larger assortment 81 .tyTi,pftHrai In
iiements than ! have ever befpre offered T.,
The rllAic-!!.fse Powers ant: ThrcsIrr.
WHEAT Fans. C"rn Mills, Com Shelters,
Pl"ughs, Iiarow>: Cul'lva,urs, ard many
.tlier ariieles ~ nuli,er.4is. to mention. r
can supply the Farmer viii, every thing l..
may want. Wnh regard To Hur>s Powers
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

Tie Steamer NARY WASHINGTON
VIII leave Ra.ei,nore every NEIs<ESiDAf
morning at t!'"'clrk for the Patuxrnt River.
n..r'ur"lns, will leave llill's Lamling every
sshinAi m"ri,ing Ea Nottingham. leaving
Nottingham AZ IL rcl9k Er Ia1neslict, tcar-
a's be!" diet every SATURDAY morning
a6ocl,ck fer Baltimore. Il sasaa .#aisi.>f
MI. WEEMS. Master.
INC ab'vc Steamers viii call at the usual
, 80, ~ on q" River. also at Fair lls,el
'"r rum Point gazing aud retns, ing. -
sase {" fair Haven q 90 Meals Extra.
rinm Point 80.
Pa'u.'t River I SO. ''
do.. ,'sn. received every Tues ..'ays aud FIJI
o''oD'r, 10th, lsGl-;f .s .y
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE,
NEW FAIL AND lEI.NTEE. I/Ii>

WE undersigned has just returned from 'a,.
l. City with the la yest ann best selected ,.....
OF FALL. and WINTER GOODS ever on,
u the citizens "GSi. Mary = County, consiSii
~ part, "fvery superior quality "ffIeuvy Good,
f'i SERVANTS rl"thins, nj the most Irodcrut
prices--aiso Boots and Shnes nfti.. slnst s;i:.
staiit'ai make, and les, rial. ie,,es Cofl,sf
C'ssimeres, ses,lhss and all Kinds of Cue dress
Goods, Tor ladies and Gemalen.en--a carefully
selected. aud we'll asso.i,! siork of ready made
clothing, manufactured expressly to order, aud
variety OF articles ofain,ost ever kind ITO where
else To lie found M the county. He respectfully 80
lcitS call from those desirIn" to puroh feel
Ing assured that has thorough acquaintance viii.
the business, resulting from long residence IN
the city, will enable HIM to offer such ,.,;uc..
n'e"'s ss ~illdefy competition.
T.. ~. JONES,
Clifton Factory.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

an aid after SATURDAY. September
~ ~. 1861 the STEAMER GEORGE
MEANS will leave Bsltimose every SAT
tRDAY n,arning at GI o'clock surs the Pa
tnxr,It River. Returning. will leave Hills
Landing every TUESDAY morning fr Not
t'n-ham. leaving Nottingham at i2 "c:ock
tm Rrneiict leaving Benedict every WE'D
NtSDAY merninc nj q o'cls,k ior Baltimore.
THEOlHbkE MEANS, Master.
October TO- lS6l-tf. SECS. -srffz s.s.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
lyMEBn EG1'cE.

DCRNS & SLOAN return their sincere
ID thauk. q. the Far,,cl- for their liberal
pa,r.u,ssr tar the year past. Their stock
i.G,MEER i. larger tl.n ever aid letter A.
sorted; aud we are determined t" offer great
inducements. {" cash tnyrrs. Apply at the
corner .,C Eutaw anil German streets. "T at 1872
Light street " bari.
BURNS < SLOAN.
baltimore, Md
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE..

HNIIE undersigned wish to inform the
IL people of Saint Mary's and adjourn
ing counties, that they have just com plcted
FIRST CLASS RAILWAY, and are
prepared to haul out vessels of any size,
and will REPAIR, CAULk, &c, on the
most reasonable terms. Prompt attention
to all work. and quick dispatch will be given
in all eases. The Railways situated about
II quarter of mile from Leonard Town on
a fine oyster creek, where We will also
build SCOWS. BOATS, or VESSELS, If
required, on the lowest terms
HARRIS, NORRIS 4 FOXWELL.
July 18th lSGO-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NJ Office is hereby gwen that the subscriber
~ has obtained from The Orphans Court for
Saint Mary's county, in Maryland. letters OF
administration ON the PERSONAL estate of Eliza H
Johnson. late Of said CO., deceased. All per-
aons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned To exhibit the same, with
the proper vouches thereof, To the subscriber,
on or fire the lst day Of June 1862, otherwise
they may he excluded Ivy law from al' benefit Of
the said estate. Given under my hands this
?lst day Of Nov. 1861.
80. DAVID W. TYLER,
Administrator.
Nov. alst, lsGl-4w. 4r-..
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

PETITION FOR THE BENEGfT or THE
LASOLvE->T LAWS OF MARYLAND
Circuit Court Ea st. Mary. Co.,
March Term 1861 {
nEDEHED by the C.art that the Creditors
~ Of JAMES \. MORGAN, a petitioner
for the hen~i't of the lns.,lvent Laws IL Ma
ryland. he anl appear before the Circuit Court
fH 1t. Marys County on the third M'aa,iay
Of N"veinber next. {" show cause. If any they
have. why the said James A. Morgan, shall
not have th- benefit of the said laws: provid-
~i 2 c"py OF this order be- inserted in the ST.
Eary's Evacon once week far three month
before the said third Monday in Noycmbc
next.
By orirr.
JAMES 7. BLAKISTONE.
Clerk.
July 25th. lSCl-3m
TNfIE commissions for county differs cleo
i ted on the sixth day Of November last
were received and filed III this Office on the
2snd November, ulii,no- The Constitution
requires all persons elected to Office. receiving
n commission from the State, to qnalify within
thirty days after the romm, ss"n is filed.
JAMES +. BLACKSTONE,
Clerk.
Dec. 5ih. ls.l-f.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

II ARGE WHOLESALE AND
IL RETAIL STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER DRTGOODS,
FOR CASH ONLY.
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.,
Nos. 1919, POI and 203 baltimore street,
BALTIMORE,
Have now in store, and are constantly
aiding thereto. Il large and varied stock of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
, embracing articles from the lowest to the
highest price, in every department Of the
trade.
Would call particular attention to their
stock Of Goods for farmers and planters
use. such as 81 and CT Pulled Cloth:
Pcnitcntia,y Plaid Linscys and Cot,ons:
Servants Blankets: heavy Bleachcd and
Brown Cottons; Osnaburg s; Canton and
Wool Flanncls. and indeed every thing re-
Iuired by an individual. family, or for ser
wants use
IMPORTING AND PURCHASING
ION the most advantageous terms" and
SELLING FOR CASH O.NLI,
BY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
We are enabled to mark our goods at such
prices as will make it the interest of all to
deal with US. An examination of our
stock by persons visiting Baltimore to make
purchases is invited.
Sept. 18th, 1SGI-6w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that unless the
State AID E,untv taxes due an the lands aare-
sid pl,all I've paid 10 me "n or teI''re the end
ci thirty days after the sl"'ve publication l.
completed, the said Lands such parts there
81 ~ M. l,- necessary t.. rai,e tl.c SUM due
t.crs-,n, together with -.l,e east ii advertising
and legal interest. shall tie ~dd I" the highest
bidder fer the I,syn,rnt 81 the samc.
GEOktiE Nj. BOtiANAN,
Collector
Dec 18th lSG1-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
FOR COUNTY CLERKSHIP.

FOR COUNTY CLERkSHIP.
The friends of DANIEL 7. MORGAN pre-
sent him to the voters of st Mary's comfy AS
u candidate Er Clerk nf the Circuit Court a:
tina election in lsCa, and solicit to his claims
diSpassionaie consideration.
Nov. 10Th, 1857.
X. FOR COUNTY CLERK.
] announce myfelf as a candidate for Clerk
If .he Circuit Court fa Saint Mary's county,
a respectfully solicit the support Of III,
Fl. |. aud the public.
GEORGE II. HERBERT.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
WAN ED.

1yNIIE subscriber wishes to buy lot o
LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES, of Lotl
scAes, for which the highest market prices will
Ice paid. Persons wishing tn sell. who NAV not
sec hinr during his present tour through the
Sohtlen counties of the State, will have thci,
orders promptly re>p"n,ledt", hy addressing
ALLEN s. DORSEY,
Washington, ID. c
Feb. End. I8GO-tf
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16
SPRING GOODS.

4 large supply OF Howard Duck. l'en'..
N Tertiary rlaids, &c just received and
E. LEO. SPALplNG
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

Dec 18th, lsGl-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1862-01-16

W u. L. HARDING.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

An ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM. Surgeon
General proposes to found in Washington an
Army Medical Museum which shall scrxe AS a
general treasure-house for whatever is suitable to
illustrate military medicine and surgery Objects
of scientific interest, which would otherwise have
enriched numerous private collections scattered
through the land, will be brought together at Il
single point, and presented in the most available
form for study. while others which but for the
eXistance of such an institution would have been
lost or destroyed rs useless will be collected and
preserved
The museum will consist of four departments
viz. preparations in normal anatomy preparations
to illustrate the injuries and surgical affections Of
soldiers, preparations to illustrate army disease
and a cabinet tollustrate microscopic prepare
tons The collection Illustrative of injuries and
surgical affections is already large, and it in
Guides some hundred specimens; to this colee-
ton also belong bullets fragments Of she'll and
the like, extracted from gunshot wounds, and
illustrations Of the various forms Of proiectilcs
used IN modern warfare. The other collections
viii lie made as rapidly as possible The work,
which has made considerable advance, is as yet
hardly known to the medical profession out Of
the army.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

4 CRISIS APPROACHING N Prussia .--
Prussia is in peril of revolution. In Bcr-
lin the people are highly incensed, and the
unconstitutional act of the sovereign is dis
cussed with great fury under the windows
of the royal palace, Meetings Of the elect
ors have been held; but hitherto, they
have kept themselves within the limits Of
the law. One of the first acts was to pro-
pose vote of thanks to the House of Conl-
mons for the patriotic spirit with which the
representatives resisted the encroachments
of the crown This address has been signed
in every part of the city, and the presump-
ton is that the provinces will sympathi>e
will his spirited movement in the capital
The II It session win probably bring mat
ters to / grisis-A T. Post.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

IMMENSE ARMY MOVING DowN THE MIS-
sIss1ppr. Between $4,000 and 10000
troops have passed down the river within
the last two weeks. Those going down during
last week went to Memphis and Helena
most of them to the former 1t is now
understood that Gen SHERMAN, at present
in Memphis, will cooperate with General
GRANT, now moving against the enemy in
Mississippi From tins it would appear
that the report that the new troops now GO
ing down the river are to be organized IN
to distinct army under Gen McCLERNAND,
is not correct. Nevertheless, we should not
be surprised to hear of a big rise in the old
Father of Waters very soon, which will eff
fectually wash out Vicksburg, and open
the channel clean through to the Gulf.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

CLAIMS FOR BouNTlRs The Attorney
General has decided, the question having
been referred to him by the Secretary Of
the Interior. that it is not the duty of the
Commissioner of Pensions to adjudicate the
claims for bounties under the act of July
y, 1861, and that it is not his duty to pre-
scribe forms for applications, or to furnish
blank forms thereof for bounties under the
act. The inclination of opinion in the De
partment of the Interior has hitherto been
toward such construction of the law, which
would authorize the Commissioner of Pen
hons to consider and treat bounties as a
lind of pensions The Treasury Depart
lent has taken the opposite view, and un-
-er this opinion the Second Auditor is now
'dJudicating the claims for bounties, dc,
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02


"TuAr's WARS THE MArrER" We
have at last found out the origin Of this
popular phrase, inthefollowing scrap, clipped
from an exchange, which is too good to
keep:-A friend Of ours, who has been abb
sent all winter, returning few days since
called upon an estimable lady friend He
was surprised to find her confined to a sick
bed After the FIRST salutations were over,
our friend remarked: Why, birs.
am very sorry to find you ill-what is the
natter" Quickly reaching over 70 the back
Of the bed, the invalid turned down the Gov
erlid, disclosing beautiful infant wrapped
in the embrace ofthe rosy god, at the same
time triumphantly exclaiming- That's
what's the NATTER
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
POETRY.
THE STORY OF LIFE.
IN SIX CHAPTERS.

Say. what is life? 'Tis to be born
4 helpless BARE, to greet the1ight
With sharp wall as if the morn
Foretold cloudy noon and night;
To weep, to sleep, aud weep again,
With sunny smiles between and them
And then apaee the infant grows
To be laughing, pulling boy,
Happy, despite his little Woes,
Were he but conscious OF his JOY;
TO be- in short, from two to ten.
4 merry. moody CHILD; and then?
III.
And then, in coat and trousers clad
To learn to say the decalogue,
And break ii an tirrthinkit1g LAr,
With mirth and mischief all agog;
A truant Oft by field and fen
To capture butterflies; and then?
".
And then, increasing in strength and size,
To be, anon, "A YOUTH full-groWn;
A hero in his mothers ewes,
A Young pollo in his own;
To initiate aKays of men
In fashionabIa rs and then
y.
And then, at last, to be MAN;
To fan in love; To WOO and wed
With seetbing brain to scheme and plan;
TO gather gold, or toll for bread;
To sue for fame with tongue or pen,
And gain or lose the prize; and then?
VI.
And then in gray and wrinkled ELD
To mourn the speed Of life's decline;
To praise the scenes his youth beheld
And dwell in memory of Lang Syne;
To dream awhile with darkencd ken,
Then drop into his grave; and then?
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
ANOTHER ORDER FROM GIN BUTLER

ANOTHER ORDER FROM CEN BUTLER
The latest order from General BUTLER ~ to
the effect that all process from any court. of
law or equity in the Parishes of Orleans and
Jefferson for the election Of the families of
soldiers now iii the service of the United
States, either on land or water, for rent past
due, is suspended, and no such collections
shall be forced until further orders This
order is the same as the enc issued by Gen.
SEwELL previous to the Federal occupation
Of the city, except that it then applied to
families of Confederate soldiers.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

Gov. CURTIN Of Pennsylvania offers $500
reward for the capture Of deserter named
HENRY ROWLAND, of the 138th Regiment,
who shot his Lieutenant, JOSIAH BAuGH-
MAN, while the Lieutenant was endeavorlng
TO arrest him for dcsertion.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

AN ARMY RPADY FOR SERyIcE.-There
are now nine regiments of soldiers, compris-
ing nearly ten thousand men, encamped at
East New York and Ccntreville, l.. |. They
are all armed and equipped ready for service,
and only await the order to march.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

A GENERAL on the point Of death. open
ing his eyes and seeing consultation Of
three physicians who We're standing close b
his bedside, family exclaimed: Gentlemen
if you fire by platoons it is all over with me
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02
AN freshman was fishing and among othe

An freshman was fishing and among other
things he hauled in a large turtle. To en-
JOY the surprise of the servant girl, he placed
ii in her bedroom The next morning the
first thing that bounded into the breakfast
room was Biddy, exclaiming: BE jabers
I've got the devil p" What deyil?' inquired
the head Of the house, feigning surprise
:. The bully bed-bug that's been atein' the
childer the last nonth-I'ye got him, sure
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-02

The New York Journol Of Commerce say,
very poiitedly:-''The correspondents Of
the radical press are in raptures on the fine
condition ofthe Army ofthe Potomac. Gen
Halleck expresses himself greatly pleased
with its high state Of discipline. Well, who
did it,
The New York herald., 1862-05-28


Enthusiastically New york-Th Rpser, 2 & 9 Acser s
clo Poppele, Augusta Yard, James Clark Lev,ge.
WIN Gordon Mr. Fesque, Miss Rlcrsedt Miss Tansar Mee
TeInpe. q Wlneke, Dubbers, Il Bergstedt and lady
Thi rmann and Bro Mrs sophie Oyste Lewis birtner.
Isaac Thier Miss Amane Lehman, Miss Fanny kleinners
Miss Johanna Levy, Harald 0ehngsr and LADY Mise
Mag Jacobsen Miss Johanne Fakmann, Este Hepken,
q Krocke, WIN umbacb, Otto Runre Mrs Elise Ruhl. Mia
Emilie Brcch. Hugo Jahlng sehreyner Watsrmsrnih -
Bercherng n wss and family Martin winanas wrn IN
frank and family Henry Cohn MIS- rs = 1--WE Ms,s s
aSy Mayer Msrcass Cath seI and two shidres Ernst
ssSd Vanm, Rev Byden John capps nunsnars.
Mailer Christine Muller. Cath nocnxsn, Aiss SssonnS
KAN Mrs Frnnx vsusunn and ch!ldren Jean MarAc,
urssnsrede lady and children mns hssS anu 1ssien
xaisn Cbss Baixer, PIER, havsn and isay Jesnnssee
Meyer and daughter.
s.eul--Brg y Ealon-Mrs Bsusard and daughter
,1-rv,,..-park Ocean home-a W Scobsra signer Duo
Powered p valds o vads, Chas Trebbce.
u.,~rp. I3r,r ExceisorMrs LuF, child and servant MR
w,,s.n M yones q w Jones, , Insraham.
cAtcurrA--Bsrk Hebsrsham-Mr VIM Kasuns and I've
sons, -
rhos Miller. " , Benjamin, A Rose and LADY.
The New York herald., 1862-05-28

alarm ben rusg by order of My HoTord, and the
oowds called out rushed to Market street. aud Ia Anew
moments all the armoriss were crowded. 0o c..a:
had enrolled heir MANS. Speeches were made in ms
different armores. Mayor Hosford addressed the COM
paniss stating that the families OF those who went 10
the reg msnt should be provided for the same as the
thre: years men Several persons cane forward with
saossans AID Hon Patch . Wn + Norsn sna
oom les withfu ranks reached Low ell attwo o'clec8
The news was received In Taunton at aDout eight
The Iaght Guard were immsdisteiy IN, notified, bum.
moned 70 their armory, and at eleven O'Clock they left
for this city. Their ranks full, numbering
100, rank and Tile. In Worcester meeting OF the
citizens was held the Common and speeches were
made BY mayor Aldrich and others The Third battsr
lion Of Rifles will leave a. II Is filled The City
Council Of New Bedford held meeting at four oclosk
In the morning, and made arrangements 10 send the
City Guard. meeting was held in Newton last even.
ing to take such action as may seem necessary.
The garrison At Fort Warren was changed last even
ing The Salem Cadets and Boston Cadets marched down
State street, and the first battalion marched up at
about six O'Clock. The battalion marched TO the Old
Colony station, and by och OK were on their way
This battalion is an excellent corps, and under good
discipline. II comprises six fun companies, and
IL 70 bs made the mucous Of . new regiment.
recruiting Office has been opensd at the Han
cocs Hsus: y Leusnsns colonel ..,rv 70 Iss
the regiment. Within twelve hours thirty recruits
were enlisted az the central Office The whole number
scattered all over the State Tho latter regiment,
rather SIX companies OF II, sncampsd ON the Common
last night The Second battalion ~ will be seen oy a.
versement are leave forthwith for Washington and
those wishing enlist in this avorte corps must apply
Ct Major Newton will join the battalion In New
York.
Altogether nearly thousand Massachusetts, men sft
yesterday for Washington and companies are constantly
arriving from all parts or the State. Several new reg
ments project and but few days will be required
to raise large force in response to the government CALL
Quite number OF the soldiers in the streets last
night rather noisy but seriously disordorly The
Common presented lively appearance all day, and Will
probably be filled to-day as not nearly all the mitia Of
She State have yet reported themselves.