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FUTURE DkN

BrJ. c. Mo6gIRE & co. Auouope.r,
GOVERNMENT SALE OF OLD KOPR-
VI On THURSDAY, August lt,h, az lf o,olook
L xtenelou-
- large susrtity Of OLD ROPE.
Terms cash IN Treasury Notes.
al lz-oIs ,. z. McGlIkk a CO, Aucts
DUBLIC SALE OF ABANDONED RkRrI
PROPERTY.
OTFIcIAssT QUARTREMAsf's DItApfNT
ALExANrRIa, Va, A nc ust l., Issa
Will be sold 1t Pubic Auction, &C this De not /, ,
FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th instant, the follow,
mentioned abandoned rebel property
Lot ofFssmlrf wagons,
Hsrtes ano Colts,
Lot Of Wheai, and Ola Iron.
G. b. FUReUsON.
CAPTAIN and Assistxps
90 ~ 81 QItrterm,stsr, q. o. A.
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8 l Z X 8 AND CITIZ ms
MRS; WREN having served as Matron The last
nundr eds from the hosbita!s, of RS her Medicines
ior the benent ofaIl, Her FEVER Nj XTURE mol
Gshy P rssyent1 u! cures .geeiy One teaspoon
n SooleI or Clviisa thou traI el without 1t al
up " b0taes 70 suit the pocket. Ais ,, her LUNG
mIAEOhE, wh'oh saved hundreds In Damp from
list: -
Co. Gene and Lieut.. Rooms, sl.t New York
Volunteers; Lieut.. Col Msssett, Lieut. Scott,
a. 1utans STnfory, do; Lieut. MiefItlrs. Quar-:
sss t,t 90 /, Lieut. Bean, ~ Capt Ripley, SIS,
RI sota:,, Capt sTSoks: ssrst MsoboxeIl. Cart
s4ih; Orderly Banks. N. n, besides hundreds ol
TO b. had at stots,s Drug Store, oppo.i.s N.
GoDei Hotsli Nhlrn's corner Pa, avea ne and 9Th
streets Msrtn's FIanklin aouse, oosner sth and ID
,E Esss'; B5owning Z Keating, $50. Pa sv.nus,
street. bMvssn sth and 7th, Ws:6ip ston.
OK rs. Wren. Md eife and Msgnsuo Eolsctie
fny ioifn, invites those who despair OF being
cure1 OF sta Joints, Chron Rheuma tam soTe
fyes, Oid Ulcers, Tumors, Hsmorrhoidai Infrmi-
les, ltch or Tetters, Canoe q, 90, 40 No Cure,
no ray. Ladies' boarded and sttsndeJ dupi1r a n
hnemsnt. NO. AS street, between Sth and 7th
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~S c. Me6ylkE q CO. Auotlonc1-.
II ANAL PACtkE ROAT aT IIitSTInN
Ne W IpEsDAG AFTERNOON, Sn1nSt Il
- Slook, We ANAL sell, al EasSJ a WhsrS saof
Ead.oSsts,; G s,s entrsy nsw Canal Psofei Bosi,
Terms cash o., noO at the time O; ,sl,. h.,.ro.
We 10 9wInS dh{ shen the boss vii Is l.hrrbsS
~ W :. ". Mo6UIRE & CO.. Aucts
TkOsTEE'S sALE-By Virtae OF !. ds15 a
:, - Isa rem Jesse n, ID. Wal oeoss.ad. m ma
oySue2 " Lloer y. 4. No. 4, one on IRE lnnd "a
Yorus o. frlnSe GeorEe's c., viii IN sosa % ~
nc sse on THURSDAY, Apxust "a Isl tsD Z,
o,e.oeL m te'r, II not on the next fsir ds1 49,
OF us retaises, 1T the late resicenoe ofs.s6
ths 1na thereln pArSicu airy desori ST. eon
sr11bs sT0ut MS Acres THIS properly 10 most
ahomas Walker and yaInes 81 SIa;Sb a,sts,s
eoopt enc and hall piles from ScaxTi. s.stns
o. tne "a more and WashlnfTon Rss,o.d -.
rsnlen 70 chnrch and mill, and relnsrtxhiy hs.ith,
~ =. soI n11erOvemenis consist OF o Frame Dvelhns
II tSOo repelr, and oil nsoessnry ano oonysn.srets
~ ~ DeIiolnts. here is q Peach and Apple az.
so.f \; VI cholce run ppon the DIsm:s,s Nd 1hs
" 1epIeq 70 the OrdInsr BOD uoIIons ~
nsooehJb Parlicu srlv Erasg and vhsaf IN ma
snsassisi us Wei wooded and watered htfhly
49,, aoie Q! lnpIotement, ana % one denrIn9 n
az Seessnt ano tAlubrlous country residepcs
an pIon able iAr It certainly Sossesses
a. fergs o. sale: one thousand dolsrs nah. ana
s deelo1e ~ twelve ana eighteen monSS, from
tns lay o. sac. 70 be secured by the nots. ~ ~
Buron1seI via eecarty be An no, Al ~, ~ -
e95sthod, DO&IlnE interest from ne dav a. 40
rotsesslon given lmmediately.
:. - Surviving TrlsteA.
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H sTkATiON..A pubic Temp sfsnoe de-
monstr.tiop viii be given By Good Samaritan Di
on WrDSEsDHY1 EVENING, the issa p Instant,
a. O'Clock, in the Hall of the Young nj en's
Of Maryland and this District AID others. A hne
Bras Band as been ergaret for the OCCASION.
The public are coIdI eli " invited 10 attend.
The members Of rcde 81 CIty Division, No. 3,
and all other Sons and Daughters Of TenDera ce
now In Washing ton, are Inyit ID go meet q Fem
lerapce Hal. st ~ O'Clock, and march in regaIs
to the plaoe of meetIDg
v order Of ths Cos,nsittss:-J. l.. Kidwell. +. NJ.
Bradley, Rost, Wright. au l1-2t
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AZ. ,y.9E M9sSSHfisHlssK o.u,I.. ana
& 6. Ia n: :s''''' 'il :: ts:ss'
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WASHIN6TO CITY GARDRN, Ne. Yea
Wv etss.f, 6sfysss iss asd ID sts.-The subsori-
opened the above PLEASANT retreat for this season
and that hereafter on every Monday and Thursdsy
sttendance. A fne Ten-pin- Alley and shooSnS
GALLERY have been erected for the amusoment on
o. the Garden By giving NOTICE to the ProSrietor,
Hs pledges himself that he VIII use his best en-
pfeeenos. In 3-am'I ERNsT L0EFFLET.
DA1EN7 OFFICE CURIOsITIES-01ide !.
4 fssents, Catalogue OF Curiosities and 6oyern-
ment 6ardensa ~ the stand in Patent OAee; Rare
AlnstfriAp Books; Government Books: Deou-
ments furnished; Railroad Reports; Miiitsry Re
korn; Burnt Patsnt Once Reports; Cheap Boofs
LavG Army Regulations; Panorama Oh the OosGf
showing ovor 1900 miles; many thossand ChSSs
S eoks' hseSliect eheaS rent: LArEe salss, lev
nv izSE Al ILSR < III saIf IkNSTPs.
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~ TO TIE PUBLIC!
Tho notIoe In las. evenings Stsr IN re alton TO
mo signed George hlz, do RAND As q LIB and
ne knew II was when he publ;shed IL, for have in
MulOy, and signed by George Hitz And n the
author or his attorney desIres personal interview
or expnnetlon, my residence 10 NO. 5s4 Bridge
It, hARCELLU2 MARCERON.
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Admission u cents; Orchestra Chairs 20 cents,
Door. open q 1Ai lsrformanee IS sk o'oloer.
TEE NEW YORK ATLANTIC GARDEN.
L No. $50 SYRIET. BRrwEHN lSfH AMI l<fH
Amtss0tsfs Eeeyr Ntsht-SI aNORk SKY DBL,
win her hne vocalsan viii appear and sing New
Bsliede Free Concert every night. Hefresh-
ments dispensed By attentive vaItsfs.
avs w. p. sToEssrL & co.
FREE PROMENADE CONCEKT, Ar tKs
6sSass I'd ststsg Msekssies' Hall, MeryIssd
stsNkt, stsT fss Capitol Garden The underGll ned
respectfully informs the pubic that he has made
srrangeMents that on every WEDNESDAY and
sAlUhpAf EVENING", After the concerts @
GeelIel 6srden tre oloeea, o part Of the Marine
Band viii give Grand Promenade Concert 81 the
IaRsG hsss s ss
ftlly Illuminated JOHN BECK,
~ % I'm. IRe,sbhsan.I Propulsion.
A POLIO CONCERT HALL-Fss, rs, Fsa,
IA The manager ttn great 81 Dense has effected
Z, enEsgement nth Billy Worrel, the great negro
selnettor and stage manager; Annie West, The
yreatost fsyorlte OF any songstTess ever In Wssh-
lngton. Continued success Of Miss Jslia Prioe
the pleasing singer from the PhilsdelIhis Olymplo:
Mas v ios Clifton, from the Bsltmore Meiodeon;
Miss Eva Branch, from the Continentsi; Prof
Mlnterslein, the immense pianist; and Prof Geo
NsonmAn, the vel fnovn vlolinist and munosl
oonasotor. Aoml,slon free Lunch and kehesrs-
lyM ID. FREY, Preprstor.
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~ CONSTITUTIONAL GUARDS, AT
QY fENglON .-teu sre hersby res uested TO
Assemble THIS EVENING, at IN O'Clock, at old
armory. corner Ninth and ID sts.. tor the purpose
OF reorSanialng. JAS. 4. WAUGH,
it, w, e, MoKEI,DEN
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EQR kENf-At No. $50 Iith street, east aide,
between 9 and sta, comfortAbs APART,
MESIS, chambers single and With sitting rooms
tssaoheoi recently furnished. No children In TIE
In Waahlnftsn, isSI
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY "A, 1852

Of the Ninth Massachusetts, regiment ana Rsv DR. Put
nam we're the orators Of the sAsion. with such an
impulse en- nstnsnss viii be Disk
l.Ew BkpSoaD, July 10, 1852.
n meeting Of W. city government shis evening
measures were sdopd 70 pay from the city treasury
bounty Of 500 dditonai the existing provison for
new recruits % each soldier who shall promptly enlist
70 make sDths requisite quota Of this city An order
also adopted authorizing the Mayor 70 oner 70 the
proper authorities a Washington 70 make provisions Of
suitable quarters and attendance 800 sick aud wound
% soldiers.
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OswsGo July II, 18s2
Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet aad market closed
easier sales 900 bushels winter red Indiana st 81 H.
Corn r, but quiet sales last night, II 100 bushes;
white Illinois ~ 4ss Other grains Aomisal. Canal
rsighs dull: on -four, 3Sc &c.; wheat eke.; corr,
Sxc-, 70 New York. Inports-5oo bbls nour, ~ ,0e0
Sbs nour 900 bushels wheat and II 900 bushels
CHICAGO July IL, 1869.
Flour heavy. Wheat &c. 10 %. lower st 0oKc. fer
No. L. Corn 10. 70 Ne. lower. Rscetpts-4 go bbs
nour. 5000 bushels whsat Ioi 900 bushels corr
100000 bushels csrn Frsights steady ExchsDgs un-
changed Gold liz.
MnwAUKEs, Jny IL, 1869.
Flour loc. q 16e. lower. Wheat Kc. lower as Slxe.
for No. !. Rscepts1 200 bbls. fsur o. 900 bushels
wheat Shipmsnts-2,e0o bbls. four Ill 800 bushels
wheat. Freights nominal.
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The Response of Pennsylvanka.
GENERAL OkDRR--No. Is.
HEADQUARTERS, PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA


GENERAL okDRR-No. 2S.
HEADQUARTERS, PENNSYLVANIA MrruA,
HARRISBURG, July Z, 1882.
In organizing the quota required from Pennsylvania,
under the lato call Of the President Of the United states
IL n orde<ed:-
FsE-Troops will be accepted by squads companies
az hereinafter indicated and will rapidly possible
b. organized into companies and regiments.
Secod-Persons proposing 70 organize companies will
be accepted under ths following provisions and not other
vee viz--TO be commissioned a captain the applicant
must have furnished forty more men who have passed
tho surgeons examination and been mustered into the
United States service. To be commissioned first lieu
tenant from twenty-five to forty men must have been
furnished above To b commissioned second lieu
tenant from fifteen 70 twenty men must have been
furnished, ~ above.
Thiyd-Transportatio 70 the central depot. Camp
Curtin, will be furnished application In person by
mail, 70 Captain r. Dodge, u 8. A., Superintendent OF
the Volunteer Recruiting Service for Pennsylvania ~
Harrisburg, 20 whom report must bs made.
Fouythfhs actual and necessary expenses for board
ing and lodging troops raised under this order will be
paid by the United States dsbursng 0csr this post
for period nos exceeding twenty days, rate not
the service OF the United States, the affidavit OF tho
officer furnishing the men supported by the receipts Of
The party 10 whom the money paid
Rfih-Squads wn be organized into companies at
Camp Curtin as rapidly rs possible; the companies
formed into regiments, field officers appointed and com
missoncd by the Governor and tho regiments immsdi
ately placed At the disposal Of tho War Department
Si1h-As reward for mertorous conduct, and also
to secure valuable military experience appointments OF
field officers viii be made except under peculiar crcuIn
sancss) from men in active service. BY order OF
A. G. CURTIN,
Governor and Comman der in Chief.
A. L. RUtsnL, Adjutant General.
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Men of the North tt
the Rescue!
sDNNl YE HEAR THE SL0GA1?"
&c., &C.. &c.
THE MEETING TOMORROW.

pFgnd Union Meeting In Union Square.
Otssns OF New York, of AL parties who for sup
parting The government IN the prosecution Of the
ead the suppression Of tho rebeon requested to
Nsss On Union square Tuesday afternoon, at four
eseSook 70 sxpress, without reference 70 any party
t0sston whatever their undimnshsd eonadsncs the
hssice our cause and their xnnexibis purpose 70
UADtan 70 The end and 70 proer TO the government
AAths aid i may Dsed TO the s1tsnt Of aH their
assrsss.
Hsv You, July 10, 1862
cchkrrD cnAMHER COMMERCE.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairman.
cHARrEs CHAR + 4 4. nARsaAlI., I
4 A. Low
p. N. wErMORE,
9. ". BLUNT,
DxNNING DUkR,
kObEKT 3. MINTURN.
wM1IAA Z DODGE.
JONATHAN srURGks,
G. r ROBERT,
ROYAL PHELPS.
0enxD q MB vnoH pkywn comnryE
AAMLTCN FISH. oha,snas
A0o2RT +. HAws,
= 8 HLATCHFORD,
xI1G ]: STEWART,
WnlJAn z D0DsE,
NOSES 3. aRINNnL,
A. o. RICHARDS,
WniIAM y HAvEnEYxR,
-DuHD On uAsBoslAl AyvAns COMMON COUNCIL O
m OTY 0I NEW yoRE
WILLIAM ORr0N, Chairman.
HENRY SMITH,
YKTER MfCBEL,
IRA A. ALLEN,
wnLtAM y. GEuNEy,
TERENCE FARLEY y
CHARLES. J. OHPP,
MORGAN JONES,
THOMAS STEVENSON,
JOHN HOGAN,
ALEX. q. KREGH,
o1OnRD % CurzAs nAyoR's orpCx.
JAMES W. WHITE. Chairman.
FRANCIS LIEBER.
DAVID DUDLEY FIELD,
GEORGE D. PHELPS,
ISAAC SHERMAN,
O1uHsxm rUJB AVENUE Boru.
ROBERT II. MccURDY, Chairman,
CHARLES GOULD,
WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES,
NORRIS kETCHUM,
NATHANIEL. HAYDEN,
Sum Apazn Ssxvxss in, Secretary.
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EXBCUfVD UFAkIHKNT PROVIDENCE, July ., I6dZ. J
PROCLAMATION.
CrxEss or RHoDl IsiASDh the present crisis Of our
national affairs good Onion loving citizen hook
upon passing events With apathy and indifference We
confronted by bold, unsorupulous unprneipsd
enemy In the helo n great strength who, with almost
bar barian terocty. makes our government and
Institutions; who would destroy our hbsrtss and
reduce 10 the condition Of ssrfs u military despo
ism. TO triumph At once this lawlsss horde Of
rebels and 70 restore peace and prosperity
distracted country the government absolutely requires
augmen tation Of military furoe. Rhode ls2ndsrs
you viii readily and joyfuiy respond 70 this call Let
consideration stand between and the duty
country Let sacrifice b thought TOO great TO
be offered the altar Of country. Garry out the
good work you have ncbly begun and so nobiy pro-
secuted ana by all means let give 70 the great and
glorious all the AID the exigsncies demand Moro
troops are wanted. Lst thsm be furnished forthwith
VIM SPRAGUE
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PORTLAND, Me-, July Is, lse2.
An snthu siastis meeting held in the City Ball last
evening 10 promote snistmsnts. Addresses were mads
BY General Howard and others Resolutions expressing
confidence N General Mcclellan and recommending the
city government 70 pay bounty for volunteers,
adopted.
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one Day for the Union.

One 10y Tor Inc UDI00.
- IN LOYAL CITIZENS OF rRB CRY OF NEW yORI
- loyal citizsns. Of every cass and profession are
UsssEy and earnestly invited attend tos grand mass
hsstng 10 b held Tuesday Dsxt lsth inst st four
Os,sek, on Union square.
recommended that all places Of business b closed
- three O'Clock, order that ose who desire 10 show
sAshr loyalty 70 the government may be present
~ ssdsr Of The Committed Of Arrangements.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Chairman
Jou ArsTu STEVENS, in, Secretary.
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Response by New Jersey.
PROCLAMATION.

NJ CHARLES A. oiDRH sovKaNoR HArE OF NEW nRzy
hundred thousand volunteers for three years
during the The necessity for holding the
points gained by our arms, the imperative demand Of
every interest or the nation both domestic foreign
that the shall be speedily ended the obligation We
are under sustain fellow citizens in the hsld
regard 10 their safety and TINT every battle may prove
victory some OF the considerations which render
the call for more troops eminsntly proper therefore
hereby appeal ali the citizens OF this State that they
see u that New Jersey responds heartily and quickly
cah thus made 70 maintain the existence Of
the nation The demand not for svsy citizen stand
upon the field of battle but IL 10 that every citizen by
such excrtons and secrihces and in such manner 10
found most efcient shall ard In filling the States quota
The number OF regiments assignabls 10 New Jersey
been made known TO the State authorities
but avoid delay and the augment force in
the ded call for four regiments infantry--ons
OF such regiments 70 be raised the counties Burng
ton Gloucester, Atlantic Caps May Camden, Salem and
Cumberland Of said regiments In the counties Of
Mercer, Hddlesox, Monpsuth, Ocean and Union ono OF
said nents IN the counties o Essex Psssac Bergen
and Hudson and the other OF said regiments the
ties Of Huntereon, warren Sussex Somerset and Nor
rsthus apporoning one regiment 10 each Of the mill
The neld officers Of each regiment will be appointed a
early day and camp will be established In each mi.
ary division 10 the mean time the precess ofgathsr
ing the men should progress. The regulations for the
subsistence and ranspOr tation OF troops will appear
shortly 10 general order. Each recruit IL en-.
titled 70 receive ono months pay being thirteen dol.
iars advance when individually enlisted and sworn
in, and bounty OF twenty five dollars when the
regiment is mustered into service The family
dependent widowed mother Of each private
nd non or N ioned oicsr entitled 10 receive from
the state SIX dollars per month and each private aud
commissioned officer having family dependent
widowed mother w entitled 10 receive from the State
thor honorable discharge two dollars per month for the
time they have served; aud bounty Of ssvorty five
dollars paid by the federal government tc each voun-
his honorable dischargs Any person Furnish ing
q recru Will be entitled 10 receive Two dollars On glt
~ rDt being mustered into service
These arc soms Of the inducemsaiR fer srlsrlpg We
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service bot nssrctic devotion to ths Of their
country the motive that viii most inuental with
people The period Of enlistment which s for three
pntsdy performing thsir high duty. While the waning
ranks or the rsbals furnished by oonseripion st
b boast that defend the nation by the heroic
voinnteer. CHARLES :. OLDEN.
BY the Govsmor-w. s. JoHHsox, Secretary Of State.
TRkETCN, July 8, 1862.
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MIeOaLLANIO0a,
RRASDRErHs PILLS.

0AA0O9hAAAANAOV0s
RRANDRErHs PILLS
: surH, rss,ssssa4 sszs4ftz asi4sIssA AIR SAFE
s: ] sss: i; AZ: s:.
fever and ague costIveness ashmas skin dseasss
and great di!piis TaPaciD Il "a sND 6rHEn rrvEns
fS Sss6Rsfhs shs ssI fsHsS SsssHAsLE UNIVERSAL PILLS
which s Sso o nsSsr piars . and Be oys,Sons
sssa fss ssd ssr s M ais
PILLS i Az: md cured Even docior
'"nea 'aes mao 'issf F1R2IrTfG AZ TIC STROKE.
CASE or c. .. FAY
should ssensGn from the sick lie. him p search
' .e ''Ds' a'a II s.csSos n4s 'ssu5s 4: Nay @
70 for 'G9 sss
ss % osn a s n% % sn
: r.. PHI: i
nuss ssssS a the ne
soSd seS ws more 70 rel INCLINED M s' Ts.a.s
ao.ep boxes 3 e would iats them pT.seTesd
I u . ss is
VEL healthy man; my weight having gone from ISL
81
sand dollars worth Of ss;s pills
hundreds, bu, thousands Of lives Yours truly no
BhAkDkETH BUILDING, NEW YORK
s2sgAhS ssT NEW sPS srSa II q dealers
9e' 'a' BESjSais ben "a aiS's1s BRxSDRErHs PILLS.
10 on the band around the directions which the
ID DECRUITS WANTED
III FIFTYNINTH REGIMENT N sv,
now 10 the field.
Men will be given
THIRTY EIGHT DOLLARS CASH IN ADVANCE,
upon being mustered into the regiment
Apply 10 -
Capt. X. REYNOLDS
Lieut.. A. w. vANDBRPO0I.
70 Bowery.
CMITH A BROTHERS
NEW YORK
Xxx
In whole half and quarter casks hrewed from the cboe.
BARLEY MALT AND HOPS.
Brewery 18th street. between Seventh and Bsbh syesusa
NEW YORK
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Respon sc or Vermont.

ErzcuTrvE DEPARTMENT, BRtrTIxBoRo' July 8, 1892
To PEOPLE EsnMoNr.-The President OF the
United States calls into the service Of the country
additional force OF three hundred thousand and
expresses the desire that "they may be oiled wiiht
delay, as TO bring this unnecessary and injurious civil
war to . speedy and satisfactory conclusion"
Each citizen should consider this appeal addressed
directly to him, and at inquire what he do for
his country, directly, IL may be- and not, indirectly,
by encouraging and assisting those able and willing
take arms snd advance 10 the scenes Of conflict ANY
one see that, though arms everywhere
victorious additional troops needed garrison and
hold the numerous important points taken and much
are they needed to prevent repair revsrsss that
may hsppsn.
II cannot be necessary 10 more than barely remind tho
citizens Of Vermont that the crisis Of TIE rh 1ioa has
and that by hesitation and delay may be allowed 10
nger aud invite foreign Interference in its behalf by
such new, prompt and powsrful rally TO arms, as the
it can be crushed and annihated The present then
time for hesitation delay Let the response from
Vermont BE- prompt and patriotic and in with
AL her past history Let young man, capable Of bear
in defence of his country and tB wise and bsns
ncent government nger a. this important period in the
Let one hinder those who brave and IN
pctent TO fight the battles OF the country from going
forth TO that patriotic righteous and needful service
is OF the last importance that tho resources and
large measure put FORTH and hs power and
eniiy fully proved and nrmly established; Let
Strengthening inHvsncs Of our prompt and hearty
response hs late cali for additional troops and those
Geld, struggling to the death to uphold cause, be
chsersd and encouraged by tho intelligence that many
more Of tho Green Mountain Boys" rapidly enrolling
os the service Of their coontry and will advance 70
its defence. Much might Be said 70 you, fellow
citizens but few words 10 the brave and patriotic are
SsIay for more convenient season. Lei Ss said thai
Vermont Of the FIRST States 70 respond with her
quota composed Of volunteers, ready for the
The Ninth regiment Of Vermont infantYy, In camp
In this State, will form part Of quota under the
cent call for three hundred thousand men, An order
from the Adutan General Of Vermont will indicate the
details Of further necessary organization.
FREDERICK HOlBROOK Governor.
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Tne Response o1 Connecticut.

4 PROCLAMATION GOVERNOR BUCKINGHAM.
CITIZENS CoyNEcrCuT--You again called upon 10
rally 70 The support OF the In the name OF
common country, call upon you to enroll your
for the immediate formation Of six regi
Of infantry to be used supprsssng tho rebel
lion Our tro0ps may be held in check and die
ths battle feld but the Of civil liberty
be maintained Prompt and decisive action win be-
economy in and money. BY delay the safety Of
our armies, even Of the nation. may be mporisd The
reb(iicn contending with the dssperat Of hopeless
and wicked cause, must be met with equal energy
Close your manulactories and workshops-turn aside
from your farms and your business-eave for . while
your families your homss-meet face to face the
enemies Of your liberties. Haste and you will rescue
many noble men now struggling against superior nun
berE aud speedily the blessings Of peace and
good government.
Given unde, my hand and the seal Of the s.a.s, a.
LORD one ibeusand eight hundred and sixty two
WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM.
MASS MEETING IN HARrPoRp.
HARTFORD, July 10, 1861.
The largest and most enthusiastic outpouring Of the
people ever seen Hartford witnessed tonight in
response . call meet TO devise ways and means 10
meet the call for troops Three thousand people met in
Allyn Hail. and when that place literally packed the
people gathered in the street until they mustered many
thousands. Mayor Hamerslsy presided. Some stirring
speeches made in the hall by Mr.. Hamerssy ssnA.
tor Dixon, Governor Buckingham Hon Daniel p Tyler
Hon. Charles Chapman and Rev. II. G. Battsrson.
committee appointed 70 promote enlstmsnss In
sponse appeal the audsncs enlist and TO the
qaestisn, wil you gof nearly the whole audience
spondsd, eve will 20 70
The widest snthusasm was manifested ~ the out.
door meeting, which addressed by Postmaster T. s.
Cleveland, Hos Alvin P. Hyde, Il. Clay Trumbu, H. G..
Robinson, Edward Goodman, Vim. H. Green, Governor
Buckingham senator Dixou, Hon. Charles Chapman and
Hon. d. p. Tyler With the spirit manifested might
Hartford could raise regiment in ten days. The most
ultra democratic well al other shades Of politicians
took active part in the meeting. and responded
man 10 the can Of the government. Nothing IKE IL
bias before been witnessed in Hartford. The peo-
pie are thoroughly aroused. asd viii noby respond 10
the Presidents call Senator Dixon has done nobly in
Arousing The people He win return Washington with
the message that the people OF Connecticut ready
rsspond 70 any call which she govsynnsnt may make
upon them.
The Connecticut Legislature voted to-day pay each
volunteer . bounty Of $50, in addition 70 former bonus
q $50. making State bounty Of $50