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20 Liberty tlIOn sacred name,
The bondnlnn'a hope, tile poets dream,
From I'Ols u Pole extend thy sway, IL
And travel through by steam


| have been deeply touched of late, my
boy, by the reception of present from the
ladies of Alexundria is beautiful lit
tie dog, named Bologna (the women of
america think that Boiogna is the goddess
OF war, my boy), shaped like III door mat
rolled un, and elegantly frcscoqd. down tie
sides in white and yellow. The note nc-
comphnying the gift was all wonaniy:
"Accept," nit shid, "this slight tribute, ns
an index of the feelings with which the
American woman regnrIs the noble yolun
teer. Wear this gift next your heart when
the fierce battle RACES; but, in the mean
time, give him IL bone"
bologna is = pointer. my boy-a Five
As dead poet expresses it, Woman is
''He HeaVen's noblest, best, and last good gift
to mani; and | Iassnre you, my boy, that
she is just the last gift be cares about..a s
h Yours, in bachelOrdliness, 49,.
ORrmEUs G KERR
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quire. If there was better care taken of
the sick there would not be half so many
deaths as there are; but they get all the
attention that can be given them under the
circumstances.
l am now here couvalescent. am still
able to take care of myself. What bless
ing is healthl
Yours, ORIorr.
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TS-V.I1 -.IaI y 'yIIUIs DOuDIe thb nbOVe rates.
-4earIy Advertising reasonable terms Hocor.
70 the space occupied and the number changes
r y. transient persons OF Strang
eFs. TO be pad for in advance.
business Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year
~ 70 ior six months, bnt for shorter period nothing
VIII be counted less than square.
tRe privilege OF Annual Advertising is limited to
t1e Advertisers own Immediate business; and ali
advertisements @ for the benefit OF other prisons a.
we'll as all legal advertisements and adyertSeinents
oauction sales and real estate sent in by them mus
be paid for at the usual rates.
R9-AdVertisements not accompanied with O,ritta i,
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. 's S''''A 81"
cases at full rates. 90 - ''l
Marriages. NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
Of sermons, 90 cents zach. nOnTll-'69
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NUMBER 248.

/ 4
There U says William, s.the human in.
telleck may do what violence might fail IA
accomplish. Ah!r says William. nora
suasion is more majestic than an arm,
| with banners" -
In just hulf an hour after the above
pEoclamation was issued, my boy, the huh
OF countless approaching voices called us
to the ramParss. a vast multitude was
| aPproaI hug. 1t was the Union men of Tho
south, my boy, who had read the muuifes
TO OF beuiicGnt government, and were
coming back to take the oath-with a tri.
tie of sugar in it.
how necessary it is, my boy, that men
lntrusted with important commandments
erals and governors for the pacification and
welfare of misguided provinces-shoull
understand just how and when to touch
that sensitive chord in our common nature
which Vibrates responsiveIy when lnau is
invited to take something by his fellow
man.
Scarcely had William assumed his Office
ana suppressed two reporters, when there
were brought before him a fugitive contral
Dah9 OIL the color of old meerschanm, aud
planter from the adjacent county who
claimed the slave -l9
"lts me-that's Niisthur rMurphy-wouId
be atther axing your rivereuce to return the
oiack crayture a: once" snys the planter:
Tor its meSelf that owns, and he runn'd
away right under me nose nnl eyes as soon
as me back was turned" 10
Ah!f says Yill,am, balancing tumbler
IN his right hand. "Are you SOutherncr,
Mr.. MurPhy?'' s'I
"Yay, sir" says Mr.. Murphy, dits thatI
am, lntirely. Be the same token, Iwas
raised and born in the shwuto South-lhe
South of Ireland.'
care you Chivalry?" says william,
thOughtfully. %
'ls it Chiyalry lab, but it's that / am.
and me father befoor me, and me childers
That's after me. If Chivnlry was prnties
could furnish dinner for all the wur-
pigs"
"Murphy is a French name said William,
drawing n copy of vattel ou international
Law from his pocket und glancing at il,
"but will not dispute what you say. You
must do without yOurcontraband, however;
Tor slavery and martial law don't ngree to-
gethef IN the UnitGd States of America"
Mr. Black, snys William, gravely, turn
ing to the emancipated African, "you have
come to the right shop for freedom. You.
arc from heucetOrth n freeman and a. BROTH
er-ln-law. You nrp now your own mas
ter" says William, ,encouragingIy, s'nnd nu
man has right TO order you about. You
are in the fdll enjoyment of Heving's best
glt-FreedOm! Go and black my bools.n
The moral grandeur of this speech, my
boy, so affected the Southern plaGtcr that
he ut once became Union man, took the
Oath with the least bit of water lit. and
asked permission to have his own boots
30 Liberty tlou sacred name,
Inc bondnlIn's hope, tile pOetsilrcam,
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FROM YORKTOWN.

conversations with Rebel Omcers--
Ihe Hattie OF Bull Run and tho
Evacuation OF ManasSRS-.The Reb-
Ell Force at Yorktown.
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TERMs OF ADvEnr1s1Nlo.

TEELvESouD LINES OF NoSPAREr1, Ion oSI MOS. No,
LEss, MAXI SQUARE
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"a Card to Merchants

BALTIMORE, March 24th, 1862.
WE have now In store, (lnd shall continue tn
w receive additions almost daily during III.
seaSOn) SUPERIOR STOCK of STABLE 4 FSNCY
DIR GOODS. adapted to SPRING and SJNMEi.
SALES, to which We invite attention
our long experience in business enables us to Sc
lect our stock with ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO the
wants Of the COUNTRY TRADE; and pnrcbs.i,'S
as We do, Exclusively FOR CASH, We can ans:
compete with houses in this or any other
We have taken advantage OF the RECENT DE-
CLINE IN most kinds OF Dry Goods; and our stock
Soods, at prices AS Low as can be named by any
othet house Our terms are CASH, or six months
e[eit' ios negotiable paper payable with exchange
MILLER, CLOUD & MILLER
too 40 S29 baltimore, and - Herman St.
"n-o-im baltimore Md
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

A TTKNIION, LADIES AND 0ENTLEMEN-l HAVE
N Just received 100 10 purchase cast OF Clohhg Fur
niture and Carpets for The California market do promise
pay the highest price the city BY calling address
Ing note TO 3. MNTz 1N Sixth avcnue two doors above
Tenth street. Ladies' attended 70 by Mrs. Mniz Remem.
her Iy7 Sixth avenue,
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THE REBELLYOH.
-. : su !, S:1s: J. A.. ~ cse....s y. .s...As..

X
m e Asss Srr FSna asD g
Proposals invited for furnishing uniform Regulation
ss Ssss :1s s 6ssP9 4 q. : e. de
ne oothins and Equipsge for The different q the
thing and Esapass IN this city where specifications and
epossis should state the articles which 1t Is proposed TO
Which he delivery ,%@Rss VIII ss Sssa ss
sc aR Sy sna s price SS each %
Ilesibly marked with the contractors name
he following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
INFORM 1oss, consisting OF engineers. ordnance artl
inform consisting OF cavalry artillery infantry.
nitorm Trousers. consisting or foosmsu. AorsemeD
cotton Duck Oyerals
prawers--Flannel and knit.
treat Coats-Footmen and horsemea.
straps for Great Goats.
Blankets-woolIsn ,N and rubber.
Eack Goats, lined and unlincd
Boots Booees. Leggins stockinr.
Iniiorm Hats-Trimmsd aud untrimms
Forage Caps, Recrui.s-cs airy and Infantry.
hsp c,vsrs, Stable Os.s Frocks, SIS sssass ssss:
l. ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE.
Hospital Tents Wan Tent, sipsy Tents Common renta
sss$ Sssr! s,5s ssisr ::s e..
| Storm Flags. Ruglcs, "a.
Garrison Fla8A TrrmpetS
Recruiting FlagS, Drums, AS
einidons, Ffes,
k.a- Axes.
/ Do. Clothing Account .-..-
Do Descriptive as.s5
/ Do. Morning Report ~
20. Morning Report
/ Do. Letter
1 Do. 9naru.
Regimental general order
Bo. Bo. hesseT hs.cntr,;,.
i Do. Index.
Do. Order.
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report.
Inspection Report
6ecssy will be required for the fulHent Of every
act
All proposals received by VI the tenth day from the
e OF this advertisement will be opened noon or that
and the articles needed win awarded TO
lowest responsble bidders present Contracts
supplies VIII be awarded from time 70 time favorable
lved up to the time Of making contracts.
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals furushuR
IIpplies" and addressed TO the subscriber.
BY order of the Quartermnster General,
Lieut. Colonel d. n. vINTON,
deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
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L
o'siss o. Aa.s Ees csoSssss Yo.s s.,, ssp s
sss r S
i0 Jackets. 'A' '' 'A'~ ~ ~''''''''s - ''AS'''
l,I@ !@ ss::;ss ssssss.
,!$ !!$$ R:if: e:if: eGs9issa's'''' Gsissa:.
!1s s EiasS 5ssi%sns Of New York state Volunteers
Sampes o. the above articles be ut this ofce
Sders win state how soon they deliver the articles
or The Ninth New York na aadressed 10
nero.v a.. Lieutenant Cooasl D D. n yiNroN
|H WAR DErARrnsHr, WASHINGTON Sept. !, 1852
rroRcsas VIII be received by this department. until
ne New York Ordnance Agency IS White street. New
II 50 900 regulation cavalry blankets.
Il =. ~ 0O0 regulation artillery blankets.
arms - ...--
Ind three inches from the edge The letters 'U ST. sx
' Of EJs ELK Ts Il a Sfasss e the blanket
ra se ' rho three inches VII wide and three inches
pier. in the sentye. Of the blanket 's'' s-s>
ss Y Ii s.. . sa Pssfs s y s.
hey I must be single and not psrs and packed cases
|,ined 10, by the inspector !.
accepted or paid for but such - are approved on in
Deliveries may % made 40 rollows:-onetenth Of the
s aa 81 Tor pss wssk in two weeks
I'd time VIII subject the contractor 70 forfeiture Of the
Imount due at that time.
No bid will be considered which does mot come from
or manufacturing company, and which does
@ state explicitly the place, time aud quantity Of each
Fsekly delivery.
Ae bids which may be made.
Each obtaining contract Will bo required 10 enter
bonds with the propsr sureses 70 the faithful execu
w :s;ss:s I, @ ss
Ind bond required Of them.
General j. w. RIPLEY
Chief Of Ordnance.
\ Washington, D. G.;
sPreposals for Bisukelsn
JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Brig. Gen. Chief Of Ordnance.
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CLOTHIHO.

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EvER.-sS5OO0 WORTH
IA OF cast on Clothing wanted within month, for New
Orleans Ladies and gentlemen having Of the above TO
six Dresses from s % ss for Coats from 81 70 . for
est prices paid Please call address note TO Minz,
2SS sixth avenue Eighteenth street Ladies' attended
by Mrs Mnz Orders Brooklyn Jersey City puncu.
ally attended Please remember the original B. Mintz,
1aa Sixth avenue.
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H1S(1 -sEcoSp ssc,zIHH y.1;s. sr,,. ESQ
sEvENTKEN h0NTHs IN 1AE YRLD:
o1Sone months pay IN advanceas they report 70
he regiment; 80 when discharged Belief cke1s given 10
families. Ratons and equipments furnished immediately
ror p.rticalsss :yP to sseoad resnsns
" Lieut. JOHN W. DEMPSEY, Recruiting omoer.
Branch O1ces-8 Cherry street. tent 10 Park tent N
Tryon row, 2sa First avenue.
mO1 Z BOUNTY. -IRoNsIDEs REGIMENT.-A FEW
pA1O more recruits wanted, for the Uptown Company
Continental Hail. Thirty street and Eighth
The above bounty win be paid to each man Of
s00Sc csDs VIZ Henry %SoDWART. RecTTusns ocer
GOT B0UNTY-fla2 I1MEDiAIE1LY.TH 1.. s roURTH M
in The aed Recruits now your time, al bounties
stop from country wanted Look at the induce
mens Choose light artillery for easy service no musket
dr long marches you can march or ride when you
ke knaPacks heavy loads 70 carry no trenches 70
dig Good oncers good pay and good ratons This battery
was IN the battles Of Yorktown williamsburg Fair Oaks
and Malvern H and has only lost three killed Come
and join Recruiting station $50 Hudson street, West
Houston 'issss & Lieut. Esw fSft ShtaRLss H. SCOTT Recruiting
Corporal JOHN A. THOMPSON, ! oncers.
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OnOPOSAI.s FOR OATa.

pR0PosALs FOR oATa
as ssp s =. Il & ne ss an s
nrsi:h6g ns soysSnnsnf WITH Ave suadrsd thoussnd
% ap Is o q Fl: z .o " 8 Sec .o
9 z Z So .s g
pssy n;ss M ne ssy q Als.sns..; Va. such
eassr period = may Ss rRgcs6spas agSs:66 Spis
The full name and Posi- os address Of the bidder must
= ss sss Y. e % q s nam: Ss
Pitt e y z: S,ss: q =:
$ ..ss s :.s < ssYs:s and
rgo,.s must = sdSrssssd e Capt vsr!Sscn A.
ana should Ss plainly %iIsfS Data"
The ability Of the bidder TO ali The contrast should be
sSD.s e n . 5: y g ne sa
sass y sss n.sss:, district
opsss ?: .s' ~
:s':ss &: .;s,s: s'ss'' =
= g. s. x x .
s'
s.ssssss' f's s. iss's; 1: ,si:s..sI =
q .: sssss 'Ssay " .ss s.:: y g. g s;!:ss
n sss. "a :s.,. 49, ~ %
Should he consrsos be awarded him. We are prepared
TO this sasansss appended the ocial certificate
above m'0'''fhSss} 'fhSsss}zcnos, DELlvEsY, Ao.
ss q
msrchsntabis quality Win Dc rejected Aim. =. an. so,.ss
.son thereafter The Depot ousr'srms'er
the bid wi with :, ;ss ;s
Delivery to be made such wharf az the city Of Aezsn
q ns Ss msy Z %s, the right to
bids that he deem high for other
FERGUSON Captain pS.1s g ns.y
Is SSw s. s:
SsF h5$ SSnS sSSsEsD RIFLES
Ss ss Al a:s%'s $ s .Ss s
fine anor%. SSr:s. and sS%Rl;ss equipments
The regiment already served with marked distinciion
ouo Unser e hs ,S, qfnsss M No
Bros9%.s BSs99s ). once = Mayor son.- -N' 80 w
A rrENrIoN.-uNIrED STATES BARRACKS. NO: .
- rrsnklin streetrThs psmbers Of COMPANY q y late
wSoa, ne place IN order TO their
United States bounty and 'sss ssIGiL w. MCPHERSON
Lieutenant Commanding Company o.
A LIEurENA.cy NAY BE DETAINED IN A REcI.
@.aaisS S Monitor II .i POST cdss ss' p'' '''''' =
,CAvALRY FOR THE FIELD This sPLENprp REor
~ mrnt under the command Of Colonel D. d. Abohbot
will probably be fun within thirty days Some good pes
tens ye! open for experienced ocers Bountes pay
rations and quarters furnished Apply Immediately 10
Colonel D. o. An0HBgr, headquartes isl Fulton sifeet
Ga8 4 $50 Broadway
<NARBINEs.-FoR SALE 5000 RIFLED CAVALRY
" Csrbnes ready for Immediate delivery; As good .
shooting Is In the SERVICE No samples will Rveu
TAfLoh BROWN, No Whitehall street.
EoURrH SENATORIAL pIsIRIcr
COLONEL PETER McDERMOTT
ADJUTANT GEO. w. WARNER.
Headquarters 40 Broadway.
Th regiment now orsan,ng under the auspices Of the
To desiroue Of serving their country n this The hour
recevina the bounty and advance pay each
sasfacon Of knowing that he VIII be commanded By tried
TO facsise recruitns and after Monday. August ls
Ahe headquarters will beopen until lO r NJ
Ens once II you would secure the bounty and avoid
'ne a's''s HEADQUARTERS ls BROADWAY.
CANA ToNPKINsyILk, hh E
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THE REBELLxON.
HORCORAH'G IRISH LE0iON.,. eet2 -.
~ Headquarters of the Fifth regiment
Ccrcsrsns Irish Legion,

n0Rc0RAN's IRISH LEQI0N. sts So - ex
Hs.asSsss:s: Ss.::s :: r. f1l sl.s Issss :ssn'as
4 coLoKEss y VIII hIi.pns N McEvrLY !. &
All persons ds.irou: Of jens crack sFs.s y,ll .sss
ssssss VA s:is :Ss e, sssss
Sssss The Ss.i.Sis.s part Staten Island where until
osnO % ssS ss UNDER comssns and
EIFTH REGIMENT ARTILLERY n Y.y, COLONEL
organised garrison duty offers superior
rscru.s The hghss. bounty aven Recsai;s from tho
bOuniss paid when enlisted. Apply Court
New
q ~ Ssr.s1 rhAs e.
MErRPoLIrAN REaIMENr.--LLNDsEY BLUES.
for hs The company win have drill every nigh. At
be during hours Harpers, Franklin square
MUSICIANS WANTED. : EIGHT GOOD PLAYERs
lM wanted 70 complete Band Tor Colonel Dodges
william H. Ryan, Bandmsser inquire al COO broadway.
DARK BARRACKS, NEW YORK. SEPT. IL Isss-THE
members of Company sss Of the tlts,.h1a New
to report a he Park Barracks ohwh in order receive
Co.
DARK sARRAcKs. NEW YORK, SEPT. II. lssa-ALL
member: & e. GcpRsry d A. "a assi~eP % P e; hereby
70 her bounty ana recrrsnxe the compsny
RAN Zbegs 10 your old oonmandsr. JOHN 7. BUCKIN0.
fsHAA, Captain =
DECRUITs FALL IN AND JOIN COLONEL CoNKs
IN Regiment Of Rrooklyn.-Capatn BLACKBURN wants
ny good - complete HE p0mpany. The Supervisors
Of Brookyn havv extra bounty
volunteer en1teuts that each recruit will receive
fore leaving I've State hundred and 6fy dollars cash.
Inquire for Captain BLACKBURN. Recruiting Oncer
RHosuIrs. FALL n AND JOIN COLONEL CONES psSS
wants 0 good men 70 complete b. So%Rs1E The super
bounty for yolunteer 20 That each recruit x
lars cash Apply immediately 70 Captain g. ". BRAD.
FORD. No. II Myrtle avenue near Fulton street. Brooklyn
CPINoLAs EXPIRE BRIGADE.
regiment Of this brigade; ~ .acvw
Colonel Commanding.
$50 State bounty mustered months pay
the company u mustered, SIS United States bounty
when the regiment Il mustered and S6 bounty whom homo
Pay from SIS 70 S23 per month.
Relief tckss furnished u families Of voluneers Com
Portable quarters ratons and uniforms furnished imme
dately .,.. es t sa
Lieut.. WIZ. r. DHNXREsT, Recruiting onlcer.
- 266 Eighth avenue.
Twenty fifth street.
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A THE NEW STORE, tla THIRD AVENUE, THE
"A hi.hesi pres paid for Iadies' and gcnuemcn's
wcaing Apparel Furniture and Carpets ac.. TO nh the
r New Orleans market For dresses t5 $50 COATS
ss 10 Sss, pants, Do not fcrectto call ON or ad-
dress G. Nish W ghifa avenue, ncar Fourteenth street,
Ladies' Attended b: Ma Mao, 4|sfN
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born REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILrTIA.-
OO This regiment ready 70 receive recruits ~ the
different recruiting stations thro1ghout the city
tsrore be carefully stte ndsd TO- The following bounes
win Be PAID -
Guy ~
The NstoD.l War Commitses yin furnish the above
join this noble corpsthe regiment that nra volun eered
giorOus In dangerthe regiment that
nobly Distinguished itself the CORY ned Of Bull run
that elected much deserved praise and infused
Of enthusiasm throughout the loyal States
whom the Union was N its greatest peril.
This regiment win be- encamped on Ssten IslAnds at
Camp Scott position highly favorable TO the health ana
Legion commanded BY General Corcorsn. $50 instant
bounty and 300 ~ the end Of the war; making In all $50
Headquarters Essex Market corner Of Grand Rsssz
streets.
DnTH REGIMENT, n. Y. 8. ~, COMPANY A.-CAPTe
% D. L. sullivan, OF Company A. win accept few mory
good 70 whom the highest bounty will be raid Appl
every day from A. NJ 70 p. NJ a the Armory,
Essel and Grand streets Here sa chance 70 belong
corau's Company and the glorious old Sixtyninth
Company A, sixty.uinth reginnent, n. Y.5.
+.E HeadQuYtcrs, Essex Market
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vNIANoNps BoUaHa AND THE EXTREME VALUE
~ paid. especially for ine large stones ini,s vsnei
Hair Shawls taken In exchange FOR Diamond Jewefy or
bousht Cor cash n w. PLUMB 5l2 Bgoadvay 70 ~ aud
n 1o2 puiy
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A. NO. 353 BOwERy.--H. RoSENTHAL HAVING A
"A great desire TO purchase large quantity OF cast OF
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewery ac By call
utmost value for each article Ladies' attended by Mrs.
Rosentha Please romember and Try Sa3 Bowery opposite
(3reat Jones street
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

DfAMoNDs OLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED -
IL LOUIS ANRICH, rs Broadway under New York lilo.
tel offers pay the highest cash price for Diamonae old
S,od and Silver ha wing these articles for sale VIII
receive ~ per cent for them than any other pace
pad in city money without being compelled 10 lake any other
goods in exchange. ~ Broadway
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THIRTY DOLLARS EXTRA BOUNTY
i PARTRIDGE GUARD, COMPANY I. 49,,

: i In'~ FxRTRipaE GUARD. SSSAiIANy
.sI who %ss led
Ss psss rna
dollar. viii be paid TO recruits and above az public
headquarters. iiS Pearl street. Hanover square -
rO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD-DEAR SIR
Having seen In some Of the papers few days since
esrsd to stay until the 18th Of October take the liberty 70
say do not believe word of It, having with many
Sey used ..hsr Rave ana
days over their ,ime and when Called again
with other regiments they win be ever ready serve their
Save agreed 70 stay he septsmbe
e e GS
9th Of August.
9Th REGIMENT METROPOLITAN aUARD.-RR
cuits wanted for this crack regiment which will be
new ae % Most he
q e ire All wSo wh n
$50 Broadway and enroll their names
@OS EXTRA BOUNTY WILL BE PAID TO ANY
1AC able bgdied volunteer who is single man and Of
wsr q r n, R0 being IN 'sS @
07TH REGIMENT N. Z. 8. N G-roR THE WAR
The members Of the Thirty seventh regiment and all
others who desire 70 unite with them IN sne Of
aasr No. e and
66rH KEelxENr NEW YORK yoIuSrEEEsS; VOL EINsS;xvv
Every man enisng in this veteran regiment viii receive
before leaving the STATE
nj q Ss porod Do iod os S
E:ss:l.: q s.ss:; ss i 80 moa's'
PromOsions made from MI siersnfs era
Families Of volunteers receive relief ss from the city
IssdySsr.sr. sls.A Regimen. Armory. Centre market
corner % Centre ana s'and ''r'' BURTON b. DAVIS.
Captain sixty-ilzsh New YORK volun.ssrs,
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MIsCELLAN EOUS.
A NToKAKI AYAsH.-0UNJAH wALLAH-sEE MIs-
"A cellaheous, eighth page.
4 pPLEs FOR SHIPMENT FARM NEW
"A town Pppn Apples for sale. Apply to ROBERT l..
PELL, Esopus Ulster county, X, or at the Agency,
No krie Buildings Duane street, New York.
MARBLE MANTELs-MANTELs SOLD AT ASTON
M ishinRly lew prices at kLABkRS Marble Yards, 100
Eas Eighteenth street. Third avenue and 81 First
nue. near Third street. New YORK. Manels put up In any
part Of the country
1rRN OLD TOO SOON, NERVOUS, OR rMPoTENT.--
M Send 70 S0O6 Post once New York city, for copy
Of Facts for Feeble" BY Dr. Holick author and
lecturer; will be gratis, and postpaid, anywhere once
SO Broadway; hours, 10 TIL O'CLOCK
MANUFACTURERS WHO HAVE Low PRICED
M snse Sewing Machine, with straight needle,
with without freddie and who can supply twe or nrss
month for distant marke Tor CASH sendne cvsa
cards. pries, &C., viii address Wilson Mner, Naane =. =.
NTEcKrrEs AND srocKs.-IxPoRrERs AND JOB.
IN bers having sfks satins, &C. on hand that they wsn
neckes OF every shape, can have
the ame done BY an e1persnccd hsnd IN ARG w sms"
boz No. He aid on'ce
The New York herald., 1862-12-04

KoIh ss..'f' ''..' S.t...' s.lo oso4a SJ44 1852 "
The entire destitution of Missouri caused by the
war, has obliged our army to procure its supplies
and even most Of its hay and other forage. from
Illinois, hus adding largely to the income Of the
Torre Haute company, who not only get the trans
portation Of most Of the supplies, but also derive
large income from the ferry the Mississippi
from st. Louis to Iilinostown, they having the ex
elusive control Of the transi. at that point The
following are the earnings of the Terre Hsate and
Alton Railroad for October and November, as
compared with last year
October r.........:.... s.,.... s74I31 1884, 85T
November or........,...........4.. 1892 126 2z2
Total. A..,....,...,...t,....,s 1854 ,g32 245 100
M & s Hrf 1854 53a
Increase. 5Tv
The business at the philadelphia Custom House