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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14
Ten. Buffers Proclamation to ths Citizens 0
New Orleans.
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF THE GULF.
New ORLEANS. Mav3.

New ORLEANS, Maya.
New Orleans and its environs, with ali it,
interior and exterior delenses, hayiGg surrendered
to the combined naval and land forces of the
United States, being now occupied by the forces
of The United States, who have come to restore
order, maintain public tranquility, enforce peace
and quiet under The laws and constitution of the
United States in thus taking possession OF New
Orleans and the State Of Louisiana, and the
rules and regulations by which the laws of the
United States will be Tor the present, and during
state Of war enforced and maintained for the
plain guidance OF all good citizens of the United
States as well as OF others who may heretofore
have been IN rebellion against their authority -
Thrice before has the city OF New Orleans oeeu
rescued from the hands Of torei;n government
and now from still more caamltous domestic
nsurrectlon by the money aud arms Of the Uni
ted States. 1t has Of late been under the military
control of the rebel forces, and at his time
IN tic Judgment of the commanders of the mil
litary holding it, it has been found necessary to
preserve order and maintain quiet by an admin.
istration of martial law. Even during the in
terval from its evacuation by the rebel soldiers
and its possession by the soldiers of the United
States tho civil authorities have found it necess
airy to call in the Intervention of an armed body
known as the European Legion" to preserve
public tranquility. The commanding generel
therefore will cause the city to be governed IN
til the restoration Of the United States author
tiles, and his future orders, by martial law
All persons in arms against the United States
are requested to sur, ender themselves with their
arms, equipments, and munitions of war. The
body known as the f." European Legion is not
understood as being in arms against the United
States, but organized to protect the lives and
property of the citizens, are invited still to CO.
operate with the forces of the United States to
that end. Thus acting it will not be included
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Washington, May ID. The steamship wy
andank has arrived from the Rappahan"O'yb',,
The Freeborn and Island Belle went W ~, t
Piankatonk Saturday and cut out t"O ,l NV,
schooners, one with valuable cargo OF ~"'"'
and other stores. IL.
The Island Belle went up the river soule a .a,s
lance and discovered body of 500 rebel aeSsI1
from the Gloucester Point batteries, VINO 'J sor
that when the order was given 10 eyacna'e, ., y
being dsgusted with the service, detefn'"I Thsr
march to the federal lines and surrender r.
belonged to Virginia regiment. Ihey QUAIL ar AZ
to lay down their arms and take the oa'n = Rse
legsance, which Capt. Hams Of the isan' '''
administered to them all.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14

President Lincoln, and Secretaries Stanton
and Chase, after their short, and brilliant, and
decisive campaign against Norfolk and the
Merrinac, returned to Washington Monday
The activity in Hampton Roads, and its crafty
ing results, should be directly credited to this
visit Of he President.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14

FIRE IN BERLIN.-The Saw and Grist Mill
at Berlin Corners, owned by Messrs. L. & M.
Strong. was totally consumed by fire on Monday
night, the 18th inst, together with nearly all
its machinery and large amount of lumber
stored in the mill and yard adjoining. Cause
OF the fire not fully ascertained. Loss some
$500; insured, 5000.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14

The loyal Legislature, at Wheeling, Va, is
getting ready 70 move to Richmond, and occupy
the State Capital of the Old Dominion. They
will then be recognized as the State Government
Of Virginia, and will exercise jurisdiction over
the ancient limits Of the commonwealth
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14
Freedom National.


There IL still progress in the National Legis-
!ature toward Freedom. We publish below an
extract from the proceedings Of the House OF
Representatives on Monday the 18th inst,
Mr.. Loveoy Of lii. modified the bll RS fol-
lows
.'i'p the end that Freedom may be and re-
main forever che Fundamental Jaw OF the land,
in all places whatsoever, SO tar as y: lies wltnn
the power or depends upon tue actlon OF The
Government Of the United States 10 make 1T so,
therefore,
BE ii enaued, etc., That Slavery, or invol-
untnry servltnue, in all eases whatsoever,
other than In punishment OF a ime, whereof
The patty shall have ueen duly convicted, shall
henceiurlh cease and be prohibited forever in all
tuo territories of the United States now existing
or hereafter to be formed or acquired in any
way
MIR. Cox Of Ohio moved to lay the bill on the
table.
Motion disag greed to by Yeas 10, Nays 81.
MIR Loyeioy moved to strike out the preamble.
Mr. Cox wished to amend it by saying
" An act to carry out the Chicago Platform
and dissolve the Union"
MIR. Lovejoy's motion was agreed to.
The lNii was then passed by Yeas st, nays 80,
as follows:
YEAS-Alessrs. Aldrich, Alley. Arnold, Ash
lev Babhett Raker Rayter. Reaman. Bingham.
blair (N;nl Rlnir penn Blake. BuGnton,
Campbell, Chamberlain, Clark, Colfax, f. \
GonSlins, hoscoe C0nkllhg' |ue eF, DA'i''
TI,"an,1a Eu;n. ~. E,nt'n Ens,ante,, Fron,
cho,. Frank. Goocb. Granger. Hall, Harrison,
Hickman, Hooper, Horton, Hutchlns, Julian,
heiiy' heAos5' \ln.J LaDs'l's' Loo'niS' Low
49, 49,, Mt I,lii-'-> N,'rr;I} ~ nI;,, d.
Parker Porter. Rice NIo\. Riddle. Rollins IN.
h.), Sergeant, cedgwlcS, a"anks, Sheffield,
- a. ga ''s
1Vf\ ,v,s1,,',r,,. WEs.l,r Wh;fe Inu
Wilson. Window, Worcester
n A1S--M"ssr9. Alien -Ancona, Barley ga j.
n L1 Di@r /, ~ J. N.""n w. ~, "Io""
Nravrrs, Crisfe,b t,rytfendrr Dunlau. EngHsh.
Gclder. Haight, Hall, iiayding lioiln~a, John
son, herriSan, Knapp, Law, l. zear, lPAry,
E7'',1@I, Na1'~'y 1',Iy ''"'" n'"A,Is'
t,.,,i,,.,,, -..,r.r tr..l,IV W I's,I.l>\ ~
iu01nas (AlA J. N,hyllu, VOORHEES,, v ellsworth
" ard, " etster, W itkiif ana " opdrnH.
"'' io'T'S NOV &C. au' ,"' 'i''ao ''.'pu w
IS ,ct r, s...,,r, Fy,.l, -, AL ,,,rso,s win.
ia the Territories Of tic United States
Thus BY nearly q two thi!d. vote has the pop
ular hranch of Congress- taken another otep il
the richt direction. FIRST. We have the Presi
dents enanoipation rcsolutlous acknowiedgin.
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Fortress Monroe, May 10. Eight buna,.i
prisoners were released from Richm1njou nan'
and will leave to day on the Steamer F WV
Kent. Ninety re0ei prisoners wbo vera +, IL Ill.,
ed to Richmond positively refused "A Wy
although earnestly urged and threatened w.
their officers, and took the oath Of allpgiano.
4 flag OF truce went up the James rive, "a,
terday morning and returned at L. ust . III.
morning. Three hundred aud Eve nri,oo ,o,
We're sent up to be released On parole. tus * r
them refused to give their parole and will le
sent to Washington.
The flag Of truce brought back S85 rank s,d
file Union prisoners, large nnmbor Of whom
We're taken at WilhamsDnrgh They We're
generally taken, however, ~ Bull run. and
nave been waiting thelr release il Richmond U
some months.
Those captured on board the Congress at NE
time OF her surrender are s1jIl here aud will
sent north Immediately. TIE muster rolls la,.
already been seoc 10 Washington.
Obstruct'ons are being placed in the jams
river II miles below Richmond. The Noau,y
and Nnus ltuck were seen IS miles o.ioH ht..
mond. no officers weGc amung OlG release.
prisoners.
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HEADQUARTERS OF TIE Army
OF THE PoToMAC, Camp at

POI > VII - -
Edtoia ". Stanton, Secretary Of War;
Commander Roger writes me to Gay 'na' .a =,
went with the gunboats yesterday past A AUX
Brauoon Everything was quiet, ana no sIsu'
OF troops crossing the river. lie found Two oI ~
tcries OF ten Or twelve guns each On the sVu'I 9
side Of james river, one opposite the "'u'" y,
the Warwick, and the other about SOo'"N''
from Mulberry Point uA.
The upper battery on Hardins or MO'r ,.
Lince's Bluff has heavy riiled pieces, b5I"',D
the batteries lay the jamestown and lorA'O" "n
Commander Rogers offered battle, but inc Supi
boats moved off lie slencel on battery DIV
ran past the other
(Sigued) GEo. b. McCLELLN'
Major General Commanding
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GEN. SMITH ExoNE RArED.-The Military
Committee of the Senate have reported that in
their judgment the charge Of drunkenness
against Gen. Smith is without foundation, and
that he is prompt and efficient officer.
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1t is rumored that Ashhy has been captured
by Gen. Hatch Of the Cavalry, but it is not
credited at headquarters.
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ID Y 'EEAEGEsApa
Z O'CLOCK \ y,
70 TIE FREEut,

CAlao. May 10. lion Gideon Wgl.,
tary OF The Navy News from t1n ' 4'S. STcss.
received, The Mound City was irinrs -, Jo';
starboard bow by u ram and is nov NV " tie
70 CA!ro for repairs. The Cincinnati "'' way
jured on her starooard Dow, au1 s,nk =, "a" ,S H.
Of water She viii be raised and ssot, - Fey.
patch. f''"'''' aFs'
Com. S;em'lo is here at the Naval n.,.
nenf dong well. Fourth Mas.ar R@,n DIPal'
the Cincinnati, was mortally woandyd r. VI
Of the Cincinnati crew We're sligbtlv un,. tS9
There we're no other casualties lom n"rO54
Stcmble fought his ship gallan;ly. 'Du''
(Signed A. ". pmyocr
Commanding and Ieet uahrsir
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Springfield Wesleyan Seminary
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTES

THE SUMNER TERN will commence My ,s .,id TO
L ring the Term particular attention wiz ."s and sci
BOTANY, MIN.RALooY and GHoLooT ExeuIslv
entfc Analyses will continue during the term
FOR particulars "ddre" tho rr'n''p'';M N. c. DEAN
Springfield, April %, 1882.
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
IND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
rRUsT IN GOD AND co FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16

HOUSES FOR SALE,

IN MARKEr srREET-store ana dwelling below
Second street excellent busuess stand Three story
brick dwelling house between Tenth Eleventh
IN klNu hFhkkl-A modern built briek dweiu /,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets three 9torss ina
and hack buildings baths, r rat. rder general
good dwelling house south East seventh au
King streets.
IN sHiPLRY srREEr-Thrse story hrick dsellin =
above Filth street, y feet front 50 feet deep
IN rATNALL srREET-Eour new three story irl.t
dwellings above Eleventh street
IN WEST srREET-Fuur new three story brick dwell,
ings above Eleventh street
IN ELEVESTH sTRkEr-'rhree new three 5tory brick
dwellings betFeen Tatnall and West street,.
IN SEVENTH sTREET-A three story brick dwsiun
below Lombard street
IN SIXTH STREET between Spruce and Pine street
Two three story brick DWELLING, with two story back
buildings
IN SECOND sTREET--A three story Trick dwelling
between French and Walnut Streets might be made d
good business stand.
IN BRANDYWINE YILLAGE-Two story brick dwell
ing IN Brandywine Village, would he exchanged for pr-
perty In town.
BUILDING LoTS-A desirable property at the corner
Of Third and French Streets suuble either for buildn,
lots or q site for manufacturing establishment
For terms and particulars apply
JOHN McLEAK 4 son.
my 10 III Market ',treeti
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16

No. III Market street,
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUILDING.
DEEDS BONDS, MORTGAGES, 40, ac., promptly and
~ PRoMissoRY NOTES NEGOTIATED
STOCKS AND LOANS of all kinds bought aud sold on
commission this city at the brokers boards in Pha-
poniins broker who are All firms OF high standing
No EXTRA COMMISSIONS are charged StQckH or
osns purchased sbfoad the regular brokers commission
quarter per cent beug divided between ourselves
and agents.
DRAFTs-We draw on philadelphla,.Ne York or Hos
ton and procure drats other American cities, At the
lowest rates Of exchange
fOREIGN DkAFTs-We draw Great Britain Ire
and Germany and every other country in Europe
on houses Of uudoubted standing, In sums to suit our
customers
EXCHANGE Foreign or Domestc-bought and sold
at the NEST favorable rates allowed by tho market A
premium will almost always be allowed iorcheeks on New
York
Of Heal Estate In town country and respectfully Invite
purchasers sellers 20 give call We rent houses
and when desired by customers attend to the colee
tion Of their rents.
CoLLECrIoNs-Onr correspondence enables US to
reach any prominent point in America In any foreign
country through the most reliable channels, Our tae
ties for making collections therefore complete and
consequently persOus avang themselves OF them may De
onhdsnt that their business viii lie faithfully anu
eromptly attended to- charges low as are
n ade by any reliable parties.
lu every case where employed our aim Is TO do
he best for the interest Of our customers and solicit
he patronage Of our friends and the public generally
jan y JOHN McLkAR a son.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
NOTICE.


We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dir. Hurd's Dental Rene
dies, which we cannot fiji. None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope oil receipt Of price tl5 cents) and
one stamp But 10 accommodate persons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, We have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches by four
with compArtments-ea box containing a hot
tie OF Dr.. HTrds Mouth Wash, and Tooth .AcL,
DrePs, Il box Of Tooth Ponder, the Nsurqlga
Piastsr, and valuable little Treatise on Teeh
and their u isedsss, Me best means Of preseTUiBg
them, and Ule proper Treatment Of ChHdrea's Tsetd,
worth of itself the entire cost to every young
man or woman, or parents with young children,
with several other necessary articles; price per
packages one dollar, OF six packages for So, sent
by express as directed. AZ the Express charges
are not much, il any, more on dozen than on
Que, It is far cheaper 10 order six or a dozen
PACKAGES at one time. A large family will want
all, or the surplus can be disposed of to neigh
bors with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness, and die
hgureHtent, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country it every family
to-day had one of these Packages. which, in il
self, is a complete set of Dental Remedies. Ad
dress VIM. b. Hurd & Co. Tribune Buildings.
New York, and write name and address plainly
That remittaneea may be made with confidence
W. i. II. & Co. refer to the Mayor of Brooklyn,
10 q. W. Griffith, President Of the Farmers aud
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of the
| American Manufacturers' Gazette to JOY Coe
/ X Co., Publishers Agents, New York to P. T.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when he
sees it and who Inns already ordered q second
I supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce Dr. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or women who want to
make money quickly, can do better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new, useful, low priced, aud We are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes of samples, containing dozen
of the one dollar packages above specified, with
circulars will be sent, receipt of dOliafs
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent They be sold in a day
Hsis@ We teoald rdtGsr pOy' salaries Man Commits
sions 10 those lpo proDs Themselves seisat salesnea
nElg-Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16

ICE CREAM PRERZEKs,
pREsERVlNG JARS, &c
FLINN & JACKSON,
lloute Furnishing Store,
2lq Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
FOR SALE.

A MORTGAGE for $500 for sale on very favorable
n terms. Apply to
WIN. MCAULLRY,
dO6 Market Street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
Hosiery, Gloves, Fancy Goods and
Trimmings.
Mrs. JANE LUFF,

No. lOG West SeenM Street, between Shipity and
Orange.
nj Ew fancy goods and trimmings at the above nsme
IN place she Is prepared furnish every thing in hi
line cheap as the cheapest, and as good as best
Ladies are invited 10 examine these articles for then
silk jecl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
Price, only 10 Cents each.

Ney,r fail tt give sAsfaetlont all who test f,,r virtue
Prepared Al Dir. Hurd's Deutal Office. 30 u Fourth
street Brooklyn, H. b.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
Garden nd Agricultural Seeds.

w ~ call the attention Of Gardeners aud others
o large selected stock fresh Seeds consisting
The eols Flour and Agricultural seeds, cultivated by
want DRAFTED Seeds men, b. LandTeth < Son. Those IN
Df good and reliable Seeds, find them at
q. CHANDLER 4 SON,
mari Gl1 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-05-16
Fifty Acres Of Land 70, Sale,

Ct1TUATE Centreviile in Christian ir,,t,l E,g
- Castle County Delaware, adjopir - eantr. Mesijne
lands of Robert MtCaullsy, Charl, , "a othsra
the land y well situated Of s9ed quality and in roci
favorable terms. Apply to- q np aHI W. ~ ,b nii
stone the Kennett Tnr ~, = ~ a. -, ~ e. ~ @
JAMS. cue e,las i,isle% &yeiasan nvS i,ri la
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DuENIx REGIMENT, CoRCoRAN Z0uAyES.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE
Recruits wanted for Company d, omaaony Guards,

Phunix regiment, OOrcnrhn houaves.
This magnificent Irish regiment organized BY Colonel
Michael Corc0ran whose u bear previous 10 MS DO
parre for the seat Of war intended 70 mako the best
OF Irish character patriotism that
ieft city Colonel james @, IKE, commanding nesds
no sncgy here Ills since the ccmmenceiaent %
he rebellion. In the grand army Of the Union, bears the
highest recommendations for bravery aud merit from his
rally around the green Gag. aud marching side
by aide with Stars and Stripes aid us 70 bring our brave
AM nprsonod chief back to his own. As this Ia exclusively
an Irish only ono recognized ms such "
State and United States thor es-no such opportunity OF
serynu meath green tag VIII gain lie proefed YOU
Company D. Captain Timothy Burke. presents many ndu q.
nens 10 MS gallant young countrymen not offered else
where tho oldest fhonx officers Ia this city, and
gallant 4S TO boot las particular clairs on his
eainp T. st New N9s, soabned wiz y, .u1on,est NM
one months pa tS3) II adv forchar with 81 baud
money wen music ed I'M so 9osfy advanced Al when
tn rcg>ntut s mVsglSai" Rcdtf tickets, ugned w ~
Iclogsuf he y2 ~ fvcn 10 the families 81 yolneer
nn1 sly Yas more ,au Nc you, fellow count nsn
! BIT IyYr patrotism nlf es~., ,..o,e
-'SVsus reSeNsa ~ 1IAQlHY 4, AVBAE.
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TALLY FOR THE Union

DAILY FOR THE UNION.
IN $50 Sias bounty p.a immediately TO each recruit
81 and $3 months pay paid to each re- rlt as soon
rs the company Is mustered.
so of the 500 bounty paid each recruit
upon the must ring OF the regiment
rctiiment leaves for the seat Of war.
Good quarters abb ndaut handsome uniforms
immediately provided.
commissioned o1hc wantcd also good WAGNER.
Relief tickets issued Tor the benefit OF families
the recruits into service
SlJJ bounty TO each recruit when discharged.
Apply TO ISAAC L. TAYLOR Captain Company D, Stan.
ton l. gon 2O1 West street. corner of HARRISON.
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7 BOGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY 8. A >. BOGAaT.
%. Taesday, July ~ 40 V',lnck the rooms,
M North William strert. Household furaitnr,,
sisting of large assotf u mahogany and
10 keis ~ LooSns Glasses Mror sofas,
Lounges semood u TT and, mahogany Ell enstn . ming
.pets pure Hair Mattress Iron ami Cottage .iscads
four Office Desks, Cradle Stoves Cooag tirntils cleo
Window Curtains Paintings EnerAvngs; also the effects
of Backsntt Is Sop Bellows, Vices FGrs Lathe:
also four caks Of LYho Brandy 81 cry ana fort Wne
LOT o. Seeats also aud acers Wagon neatly
new sst OF uoabe Harm also Horse liehl WAGON
and Hara,ss deposit will be required from all puicaa-
1)AWNBR0KER's sALE.--JOHN MORTIMER WILL
i Sci tins duy, !. No. L. Eat Broldsas, alg T.
ment o. uneieeAed PIE consisting of Silk and other
Dresses Sairts undercoties Sheets, Quilts Ia esotas,
Goats rants Vests aud vaHy OF other artc hume
no 70 mention by order OF Abraham Goodman 81 ntre
snest
T2AWNBROKER'S SALE-TH0MAS BELL, AUCTION
4 eer-fhs cay, 81 lOia O'Clock, At BELL in RA.
HAMS auction ruos 81 New Bowery large of Pledged
Goods Watches, Jewcry, H. oder of NJ. MeAr Jajl
Licensed Pawnoroker, 43j Grand street
q HERMAN. AUCTIoSEER.-s. HERMAN co WILL
~. sell on Wednesday 25i inst, at s O'Clock, cons
be's sale oil Baroon llou eholl Furniture
q Chairs Tables Reirisera,ors Gas Fixtures, Counters
WINE and Beer Glasses Also seven are lager beer Casks
Iermenting Tdos. &c. L. oBERLE, Constable.
GALE or sEGARS LIQUORS. &C-B. O FAIRCHILD
~ Co. auctoneers, Ill se, lilo Liberty street, in
Lower saesroom on "Wednesday July rs clock, about
900 superior Sesars 25Jo ts fine English Cheese for
Ahppfns; also Of choice Liquors in glass,
comprising Port BOURBON, Hollands genuine Champagne,
&C.. together with variety of other groceries.
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ONWARD TO wAsuTNGroN.-A FEW RECRUITS
~ wancd for Company q, Fourth regiment New York
I'm garrison at Fort Corcoran va and the surrounding
forts.
those under the call OF the Pre-
sdent Relief for families from he city.
SIS paid on Joining the regiment a. Washington.
Quarters and raons and Two suits Of clothing furnished
Immediately after enlistment.
Goei POSI- Ions for these who have seen service.
Abe.bodicd between Is and IS apply Immediately ~
the Company Hcadu III Caha srcet Elizabeth.
EDWARD n. YOUNG Captain Conmandpg
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EuELL siiAsPsuo TIERS

A NY PARTY WANTING A SUBSTITUTE WILL nE iR
II o. M ~ asircss j. u. NJ, box Ia Herald
Has been IN service II month.
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on NASSAU STREET, NBw YORK JULY II, 1907
OIL HIrLnot sE IIGHL INFANTRY


Captain e. r. Dohefty having received authority from tho
Adtant General OF tho Satc % New YORK 10 enroll
rany for three yars The has opened
his headquarters At 81 NASSAU street. where NIL good moral
men who their country In this her
aaisttinn may do so by applying as above.
10 pay In advance When the tumEany II mustered in.
PROMOTIONS from tho rsnka-Any man who will bring
men wil be entitled u the rost ton OF nor-commisonoi
'''NN'' EDWARD p. DoHERTY,
Captain and Recruiting Olcer.
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ME DOUGHTY, ACCrfoNErR, WILL SELL ThTs
M d. con encng al lUIs 0'eo x, strero9 ~ Mas
aau street, BY aggc ~ o II di eass oiscoll FMr;
Itpra Ti frame Mlrrs ErusEclsaA Ingram Carpe.s Oh
faIpngs rose WOOD an mahogany Psro suits covered In
brocnei aud lhrc orb. SC riIy nnd Library bookcases
T. rifle tr @ ntrt Tables iatsauds Etic Dnmy 10.
bcs eugcya Dnng Chairs. Des INK Auicaas Wasns,ands
bsseaaa AAttr Ases, aud walnut Chaaiuer suits,
kounses Sofas, Chairs, Mating, 40
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1pgp-DoNT WAIT TIC RE DRAFTED, RUT JOIN
lUA tnc Yea, calcae Van Bmen. now a. WaIre.,oa,
.,ei'd Apply to Captain J. wVoDRvfr LEWIS, 40
brpsawAy,