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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
M < 3 Al & IN EZ;
On Tm LozH LADY OF THs ORINBoH OEIR5L
OOETIs UED.
oHAPTTR X -THE PaIsoEER.


oHAPrEB X -THE PaTsoEER
Speak. said tha ehiSt al giant to know Your mama:
10 ke 70 know likewise from whence you cnfre
y bat 90 you here aud whither are you bou1dfF
5hinA you are SPY that's ravelinF rouad "
:, l Em no 5Py,Y the prisoner made reply,
from guLAhuiB cOurty, Sir, c me
Ny name IL Tell "Whtti William rsll3 -...-.
Nwl' sa the chief, " hops, Bill Won are vsIl
" On voices are for war" th prisoner said : y
: Butl SIT, 70 night, ourselves W. are AFRAID
No - mughing matter DO We thinkft Is -
md heie smiie lit up his ndsom+ phiz
Not longtt fingered On tho fice of Tem
ElrWlth gcuruul laugh o. mulliRan aid SOFIA yeIl3
y q nave thrm as their hillS that never SMILE
lgh WAntOn summer tempt Them all The Ebile >,
but We DO sometimes smIel" bJid T n d. d ~
~ " hen Tor glass Of whisky We bu threecspts ~
Inc rates q tnis subtle wit q d cheer
otqp said The chief, - or We n the galleries csar
ihey say, Id fellow, you ar do ply skilled
~ ~ Ar5 arms, and that you otE have killed
ane fei min N y iniest your old town lots
Ahl hnys ne ioiSs surprised with yoLr 5urpasslnR
/" I can barn door hit;p bold Tel repiied. .r
Z "a ee "a ds dis anoe, II ths door r WIDE
men, said The chic THAT we N ~ have nou.a ur
We viii pumpkin place upon yJur BOb
ana y ylu t.d % IL tt trOm the infshts be- d
a%0ur % Ate ls settled We Will Kill you dead /"
" no can des ribe the fe lings then OF Te il
Alss no pen 4 know can , Il we'll
he Dsgeed the chief 70 So trs bis darling boy.
q hnq not tetber 3 b pes on earth DESTROY
. : Wreicni SAID the chief, +" my viii AZ once obey
Ut y ~ hang bO, and You too, right sEsyh -
Tell Dla cd pumpkin on HIS oung boys head
And A som an arrow nom his shot gun sped
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I6 ia said that the New York poliss d.
teellVesan note Who HEe the frequenters Of
those "8rOedWsy diosrs," knSRn Is he
concert saloons. A regular record is KsDt
for the benefit Of merchants and store.
keepers; Of every young man who Is seen
to sntsr thsn, a..
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ColIIaIoa - - ID Llfs.

C-AAA-AAa-
By . collision on the L. & n. and G. s X.
Railroad, on Wednesday, between two
freight trains, Thomas Watts, engineer, a
.hrshsn and brakesmsn, names unknown,
were killed. The Columbus Journal says:
The passengers from Cincinnati were
compelled to change cars ct the plsce of
the accident yesterday; and q gentleman
who came mp on the express train repre-.
ssnts the scene OF the accident as terrible
to behold. The locomotives are Wedged
together and are total wrecks. One tender
was thrown upon the top Of the locomotive,
and the other turned upon end and jsmmed
and crushed between the cars and engine,
and other cars are more or less broken
One Of the trains was loaded with hogs,
and quite q numbeT Of them were mangled
In q fearful mauAer. We are unable 10
learn who is to blame for the accident, one
Of the trains certainly having been out Of
time.
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Coluu1us Correspondents Cincinnati Gazette.
-u bznaasl eq COLUMBUS, Jan. 26.
.KariOus hltls gatherings have been held
0b0ut fOUn-on ths Senatorial question, but
partiozlaF specnlations upca it nov are On
Vain. The Iaot stands Is stated ID sorns
days agO-Wads is the strongest candidate.
A Amsiority hes been figured up for hin, but
itis not quite as sure as ordinary mathe-
Mates, ~ is believed that when UnioR
eauous Is held on the Senatorial question,
enc hundred and one Legislators will
ioin It. astsas4 sul7
.Ihstoau0us viii be composed very nearly
uEotQults % fellows:
From House 81 Republicans, q Unisn
non Senate, q Republicans, Union
1-noeEae iastrau - 1-
Whsle zumbeF from House .s...s......... F6
Whsle uuhbsF from Senate ......... ...... 26
NJ. gnIsn members calculated On for
s..,-, --.-.-s-. s...,.-., ..--..,.-.,... lOl
Eo.ag9ies required for majority In the
1z ,...... =. .......... ......,.. ......... 81
gEks numher Of Repubi biicans in the House,
I'm Be observed, is 81. sas'a-
y tthink au furmises and suspicions that
the Gliol Democrats viii resist fair eau
81, aFt uniuat snd mischieyouB. Some Of
the most earnest men for an immediate
eails 6 least for Consultation, are Union
DoAa9orl+5ftf az r
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B. COEIes 6 Co.. Publishers.
- - -.

A member of ths rocket brigade thus do
scribeg Their da6 dealing Implements Of
Varfsre;.
The rockets We are % have fer active SER
vice are decided improvement on those We
used which hays described. The head, in
stead Of being solid, will be hollow and 6lled
with musket balls and powder, and exploded
By q time fuse II ali respects similar 70 The
aSchrapneIn or spherical Case" shot. The
advantages from that improvement are pal-
pablo The head win be heavier onRccount
Of being flled with lead) which will mstsri.
ally add to the direction of the lius Of flight
and to the distance Then BY being fred By
. time fuse 1t can be exploded at any desired
time or place, scattering cloud Of bullets
and fragments around.
Another improvement Is this; The tube or
eass containing the oomhustible material is
perforated By tangential spiral holes, from
which the fire viii be thrown with great
force aud fury, giving q vhi1ling motion to
the missile, which, e you see, will also assist
In giving directness and distance toits flight
as well as scattering FIRE and destruction on
every side. Our organization is the same as
light artillery. We also have gun carriages,
and limbers followed by caissons. But instead
Of mounting one gun on q carriage, We shall
mount four rocket tRbes. Just think of US
drawn up In battery before regiment OF
cavalry and Infantry. Our company viii
work four carriages and tubes. At one vol
ley we could send into their midst sixteen
rockets, each rockets splitting FIRE, fury, and de-
strnction on every side, and carrying in its
forehead seventy-four bullets ready to burst
trom their shell at just the desired point snd
scatter death in every direction. =
- -
n WLa,S. -,S. ~. ,Ss -, .,'...s i.ssi ssE a.,
ne 2 > =. .. p. saw
5ae loSqS'so
Snss = gl. tne nose oi'o oeieors'so loF
a = 1NS-lss 5TL lss nun nuIa.
E....a.ls.. 4 = y & Ta,,.. qn
a. = NJ. 1S.lll1s1esf Z, l.'lI, 1olllns'
VI nn, HniSH J, N9ola 9u yo9 prefer Tor mail
'ie1 tsssslS, . non o. sseei Plate tnen
q r. 49, nIo.a,I, ts.o. = s'S-l Pl1.e
y. y olossly pursued ~ 1ahkees, yes
.oLSsg Y so'0@"P' NAsFeiW0ulo you Pi'on
'0It 49, 49, - .....
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EdIlandisham Appreciated b. his Masters.
The gallant high.minded and true
hearted member, from The Buck Eys stats,
has literally exooriated the Lincoln Osbi-
ust and Administration. BE has uususr-
insiy exposed their baLlgisn. on The one
hand, and their base and craven trucking
On the other and be has done 90 with eli
Tie truth and severity which would have
becone the Wronge5 SOutheFneE, and yet
With the proper spirit and soathing indig-
datlol becoming the patriotic Eortherner,
esn1ible Of the dishonOr snd humiliation Of
his country, under the blundering diplo-
may and coRardly baek-dOEn Of is So
lsetsd Ohisf Mhgistrats. We subjoin The
speech ss the very highest Qualification
hat We can serve up for our readers
Aen.phis Appeal.
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: eE8ERAB ORDER, no. s.


GEEERAk ORDER, NO. s.
.ssaa aHE1DaUGHrEas CAM KELLEY,
ssS- - January 18Th, 1852. n
Il A falss Ienience on The part Of CON.
Ilarding ofiosrs has led 70 the demoraIiza-
tea of his command to such an extent
depFedatidas have been committed
up1a private property, within the last
twelve hears, within the limits Of this
camp, and within pistol shot Of head
qutrtefs. ~
Be permitted to enter any private dwell
ipE 0r its out-buildiugs, without the con-
sent of its eNneE, except By the order Of 9
O1UIEissioned olfioer. And all officers Civ
iHg such orders win be held 10 the strict.
eat aooouotability In case Of their abuse.
Ill Ths Provost Marshal Is hereby or
dsrsd . take 9 sufficient force Of cavalry
end patrol the outskirts Of this camp, and
aftsE i've o'clock P. n. Of the day Of the
Issuing of this order, be viii shoot then
and there, any portion Of this command
thAt he dnds in the act Of committing
Expectations on private property. And
en suhGient evidences Of such depredations
having been committed previous to the is.
SUNG Of this order, and Of the parties COM
Hiaing them, be viii arrest such Offend
oE8, sud hold tEem for trial.
sIF. Struggling on the march Is express
Il frohibited- This to be qualified ct the
discretion of Commanding Ofioers, by the
absolute necessity Of resting weary men.
Marches, when practicable, will be
gui6eA By the Army Regulations, and the
prescribed halts for water and rest fire.
Quenfly made. Squads Of men will not be
permitted 70 leave their ranks and precede
the column. Such viii be regarded ss
uusinesrs and desertsrs, and be punished
On the spot. Commissioned Oficers failing
b enforce this clause Of the present Order,
viii Be held responsible 70 the last degree
81 military Law. s
". The Commanding General takes this
opportunity Of oomplimenting those true
end honorable soldiers who, in the late
msroh from Romney, remained in the
ranks, prepared 70 meet the enemy and
hsnssures them that, having sworn By his
eclemn cath Of ofice to respect, to guard,
aud % sustain them in doing their duty,
ke VIII lake full care that they are not
dlsgracsd By the bad conduct Of few mu-
tncus snd disorderly men. By command
q ss st18 Brig. Gen. LANDER.
g. :. BAEsFoW, Asst. Adit. Gen.
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HsLEVELAND, COLUMBUS s
~ 0IHsTEHA4I RAIEBOkD.. aiu,551
q. WIETER AERAEGEHEaF. lssl-s.

.
ga
lssI-2. WINTER AERAEGEMEGT. lssI-s.
On and after Monday, November 4.s, Issl. Pus-. p
ser Trains will Leave ClsF5land Blows 49, -
First frain-s00 A. n -Stopping at ali stations a.
cept olrnted, Columbia koche8tsf, Grssn.1
Efoh, Iberia Eden, Rsrlin md OranFos N.
wing At Orogtlins l0sin a n; COtllnb1I Is5o =
Nj Dayton 500 p. N; Oincirnad 6.l5 p Ma
Indianapolis 800 2. II Louisville ~ A. 20 b
81. Louis lo.45 A. NJ; Chicago Va .Orestlinses
second Trsin-7.Ss ?. M.-stopping st al stations
u iberia, Edsn, Berlin, Lewis gsntTa, OrShSs 80
Worthtngtoni arriving ct Crustl ne llso0 p ~.
Columbus 10 a. a Dayton 5.e5 A. n. On
Louis Il:s0 : r.; togiSYIiis IS 2. 4; Jsisi:
50 Fia Urestlins 100 A. n { - -
Ifainl stop 70 leaYe PASSENGERS At all stations l
stop only 70 take RHsssngsrs On EEnal a. 8tltiSns
Trsin1 leave Columbia e. foIlows: lst Frafn-s.r
A. NJ and arrive In Cleveland At $40 A. 1i. "a 1rsS
s;ls P. NJ and arrives in Cleveland $40 P. ,e0
OOHHE0 TIOHal at
shsIh7, s4ndusky, AAnIasld EsEark Rsllroad, ioE,
anaaaia' alt. NsE1oai AeWark, Eans5sllis
oisssHnu. ,IFis,sburEh, Fort Wayne q 0hiossO Rus.
5 TS9e, igE rs sPfsss g gslsE
80. s3d Eaat taT AEassaid, EOo1iGz, tIlS'z
Gallon Aad soIisiS1saina Railrosd Linz, E5r Hsrioa
5ells1onesi19, siaHeyl Onioas nunete. N %
7 ei3sF2lis5 TeIrs Ragte, Filoslne!3 AVau1i)
DsiaHars, with sPFinEGald, n ( vernon md Pittsss
burgh Railrcsd ~ spriagheld. -
Eaflroad, foF Nsnia. Dayton, IndianaBoliiss-
Tsrrs Hauts, Sc. Loais, Morrow, LoFsiarf1
Ss s1a 3ipiahasi Ba1osi fas g 65Sl6s hss me o g -
vile, Evansvillsi Cairo 81. LeuiI, and -
UoluulbuS, Osntrsl Ohio Railroad ior Hsuarh z.nIlS
Tiiis, " heeltnE, a., Oolunibus, Pi5uI n 4
FOl 4ioSs.s iaa his 3 81 5 Sois.s s sS a IsPs5a
eE a ths Pss,s1geE Station, snd e URion Tiofs,g
C5svsland. nov sih Isl. = '-''iii
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REVOLVERS and KNIVES.

ID EV0LVERSs syANDl n BOWIk.
hEHiEA e.--4 nno aseocnzsht q RstolViRa
Pistoas, such a. Colts new moddsl Baoon's Rider'L
Allen Weelook'Bs sharp'gi Spies, smith Via
IONS, lAIgs and small, with various other kinda
3. HkTfERsIuT'B
o,,,,salHH saHH ssoE's Y, Superior 's1''s' 0'T0lH5t'
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PLATING & BELL HANGIRGl

SILVER PLATING AsD BELL 6AEGINGs
THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARsr
I'd TO rs-plats spoons, Forks, OaStors. Eruit
D1hsl- ind AZ cth1E artic1 81 eable va e 80
= nsW ALEC, 5taiE BodsI Door Knobs Eol fullI
ac, rlEfed Or rla1gd o ofdsr, hT ha1d of ecctlct
Froos7a, - good q any oth8r egtaoA1hment q t1e
oouusfg,
is.--.r. BIZ LIZ HANGING -cs1sr si-'
PFom7tiy attended ., e1d al work uaEFaaf.l q
Funrsaanfai, e reasonable 7rlez1. - la sa
/ Room No. & Mechanics Block qoEnor o. Pr1Ipaa5
ID OnEafl5 ftFssaa, Cop eealrs.) lt Ut ~
I ~IEPROVuD Hl4MER, tuF1i1G tns ~
1hoH26z euh
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q. I.anaer,r Co. nrder.

-9eleral Lander in command ct Cum
bstlandi hps issued he following stringent
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Connectiona mAds ct Harrisburgh, Va kUsuto1-1
lof New YORK direct, and pasaenFsfJ bT thil rolt
5gP 5hrough i9nI Pittsburgh % Jersey oity sittsl
Bay your New York and BoEsor Ticksis ~
3hs Wnich aEe good either b. Philai1l1t
or AnantoFn. s - .------. = = -
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BARBERlNG.

NEW BARBER SHOP. 81.
IN HENDERSON 4 o., have opened Barber
ing EGtaklishment under BsokRud q EnEishartH
BAT stoEes Superior strest opposite WsddeI House,
WhaF1 they intend 70 ghaYe for HiEnenQe ani -out
hair Tor . eniting hope TO meet Al their Old
friends and a. mePgj rev onFsal nay be pleased 10
LAyor them VIII their fatropags ootsl;Bn
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LRo n oozTIHUw.I

-, And We shall continue to give great Bargains IN
Of1IOEdlNS, a. We have splendid stock on hand
Of Fashionable Winter ClothfnF for q = 80
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TWO From HARETsBUBaH TO EEW E0Rks
Via EusntSEu. rll
: DAILE C0ENEOTlOEE TO RALTTMORn, -
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FEEIaHT CAREIED EAsF o vs..

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILRoAr
WITH Crest DiSsAtoh and At Low Rais..
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THREE DAILY TRAIEB FR0H RIFIsBuRH1s
M An Hoonneetins dirsctto Sew To-kIs - ID
s Via Phila1slphia. ,-. I.
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I ClLEYELAND 8 TOLEDO R.5R.
Issl-A WRTER AERAEsEAENr. Is

Usnnsotiops are made a onrosTigls with TIA s,us =
dusl5yS Man5deld a1d Newark 3. B, at Olyds Va
the SanduskF, Dayton and CinciunaH z. ~ = 49,
With the HichigaA Houthern Northern Tndi111
cuiEos Alton, s.. Louis, and an boin5 Wet, HoEt6
West and Southwest. 80 - 1---r s7-FF 81
TrainI arrive IN Cleveland hon Toisdo snd n
Wsst as so a. H. ard 80 ?. 4. Eram eaRd5sl5 p
at 200 Ak. s---r "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-31

AL OF our own manufsosurs, and Ehiah va uifl ~
a. Extremely Low Prices, at
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COluusus Correspondents cinoinnati Gazette
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{ fIIEFELAND 3 PITTsBUKaH
~ BAILB AUs
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ssaa 5HELDQULREEas, CAlrP KEULEY, l
- January l6fh. 1852.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-11-19
MAD RIVER RIFLES.

CtDtajH.-JOHN A CORWIE.
1st Lic,d-D g. COLEMAN.
ID . w. w, JACKSON.
P-igates-Geo Graham, d Smith, Charles
Bowers, S Krosekesen, Saml R Moore, Town
send Walker; R Simpson, MyrOn Joyce, Jos Q
Vertner, Lilburn C Brown, Geo Wilson, Moses b
Wright Henry Ashenfelter, John I VAIL James
Wilson, John Hefiiebower, Jos B TOomire, Pat
rick CIary, Lewis H Miller, ThOs H Breedl0Yes
John E HeWell, John F BenRer, James Walker
Beni Taylor, VIM A Gum, Henry Ray, y
Kennedy, Daniel Eaton, johnson Reams, Samuel
II Kennedy, Harmon Lines, David J DoWney,
VIM RosegTant, John Roberts, John w II Conard,
Joseph Wren, John D Shofstall, Henry Heller,
Samuel Laffsrty, Albert R Guthridge, s W Hol-
lingsworth, Chris Michael, Jacob Snyder, John
A Breedlove, Thomas Mcconnell, Thomas Lam
or. Edwin Crawford, Edward Edwards, William
McClurg, TheO RunyOn, John A Frankeberger,
John T Miller, Nathaniel Potter, Harrison Lands
down, John Havana, John A Gum, lchabod A
Corwtn, Alex c Moore, Harrison Warner, Deme-
trius Berkshire, Daniel TeOmire, James II SifeTs,
Ora Fairchilds, James Sweet, Abraham Reemes,-
John " Graham, Nelson ] Sepert, John C5rom=
bOrd, RObt Layton, II johnson, Michael SIlll- ,l
van, John Thaekery, Richard 9 Menus, Godheb'
Sheppard Calvin Chapman, William Mooney
10
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CHANPAIGN RIFLENEN.

CdDtaia.-B. P. RUNKLE.
1st Lie1H.-E. NJ. MAST
I'd " j. II. POWELL.
P,iuatss-H Hitchborne, S E Minturn. n "
Cady, S Maggert, H Huffman, Isaiah Pence,
Emery jenkins, Jere Bair, W s Underwood, J F
S Bennet, S G Brecount, Frank Chance, 7 J Stone
Jos AIinieh, Israel Mnich, B Fl Landis, J NJ Cum
diff, c W Atchison, ] Fl DOwney, D Stevens,
Jacob Idle, W o Hunter, John Leuty, G II Brown,
J W Armstrong, G P Willis, J M Lane, W
Brown, G T Farmer, c Gearhart, Q E Collins,
Jas Roof Riley Smith. Chas McDarghi John
Newcomb. Henry Martin, Jas G Bowie Harvey
Afhev. Wn A Ricketts,, Pat Hickson, John Zahn,
Had Tabor, J Il Merrill, B " HofL ] G RhOds, S
W Potter, w H Ditwiler A G Martain, Harrison
Owens, T J SOwel, L 7 Thomas, NJ P Downeys
Isaac Walon, " H Smith G Irwin, J D Caskey
Frank Oakley, David Snyder, Samuel Stoke, John
Walker, NJ V B Snyder, Geo Bennett, Geo w Dol
bro, G E Mott, James A Barr, K Organ, John
Fl Snauffer, Wm Wofkill, RObt Wolfkill, johnson
Stover, Chas Hays, John Henry, A Clark, Rich
ard NJ McCarty, A Jordan.-75.
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GRAND TOTAL.

A RICH MAIL CARRIEE.-EHas Howe, jr.,
whose income is a quarter of a million year,
carries the mail daily from Washington, ss7-
en- miles, to the camp of the Seventeenth
Connecticut regiment, in which he IS pgl-
vate.
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URBANA RIFLEMEN.
CablaiR.-WE. BALDWIN.
lst Lieut.-THoMAs T. Brand.
ID I" -CHRIs, Ryan.

Captain BALDWIN
lst Lieut.-THoMAs T. Brand.
2d -CHNs Ryan.
PriUatss.-B. Frank Ganson, Charles II.
Rhoads, Wm. Mavse, Ham Armstrong, John
Tiernay, Joshua c Light, Ed Purcell, J w Kus-
tus, Geo w Stoddard, VIM A McCemsey, Cyrus
T Ward, Amos Richardson, John D Gugenham,
VIM Flago, Robert Ellis, Nat Weaver, BeVeE-
y " Brown, Chas P Scett, Martin Mooney
Ambrose Mex Yoke, L TOomire, Miller,
Henry V Taylor, Joshua 6 Palmer, Farrell Nc
Hugh, NJ Durkin, A " HefleboWeF, n Fetrid-
ge, John G HOisington, Richard ClaFy5 Wn a
Ward, John J Anderson, Alex Fisher, LunaR
Squire, Calvin N Wiuget, D Kelch, Wm Il
H Kenton, John McDefmot, Peter HaFdman,
Isaac Groves, John E Horr, Jas Ed Taylor,
Monroe Elliott, Chas A CEshmau, Thsmas
GWynne, Aware Smith Melvin Kenield, David
G Groves, JGbu T Dolbro. Charles Weaver, Ma
thaniel DarOb, Thomas n Owen, Jas P Conn.,
Cornelius H. Ward, Henry H Hess, James M
Mitchell, James R Lynch, Alex BerFyhill, Sam
B Price, Michael Fitz, Theodors Stansberys
Sanders Hubbell, C, G Jamison, Henry AshtOn,
Willard Smith, Geo Kennedy, John New
love, James Chapman, John S Helms, Masein R
Wright James Mathis George w Stanaish.-
IS.
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[osI [topl . S
Three Months Volunteers.
FIRsT GALLO

We give the rolls Of these Companies as they
appeared IN the papers Of April, 81. There we're
some changes in officers before the expiration Of
the term of service. In consequence Of Lieut..
Brand being appointed to the Regular Army and
Lieut.. Ryan's resignation, the Urbaua Rifles re-
turned with A. S. BerryhfIl as 1st Lieut. and Hsr-
~ Ashton as ID Lieut..
As we have not the rolls Of these companies AZ
ter their complete organization, we cannot dssig
nate the non-eOm. officers. However, this Is uR-
Necessary.
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NO. 81.
REcAPrTULATTOT.

Whole No. Three months men-laIt can. Disc
charged. Dead. Regulars.
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IlmnE MNlPAPERsI

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70 the contrary are considered as wishing TO cen
tinue their subscriptions to the paper.
2 If subscribers order the disconhnuance OF
their periodicals, the publisher may continue 70
send them untl all arrearages are paid
s. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take tnelr
periodicals from the 0fice to which they we're dl-
rected they are held responsible TIL they have set
tied tie bin and ordered them discontinued
A If subscribers remove to other places With
out informing the publisher, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held respon-
sjble.
s The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals from the Office, or removing and leaY-
fhg them onealled for is pgiraa Jaeis evidence OF
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KEr-T Colonel. S Lieut.. Colonel
Major / Captain. + 1st Lieutenant
n ID Lieut.. CoN] Commander .. S. Ma
W. IIcNl Lieut.. Commanding in U. s.
Navy. (R) Regular q. s. Army. o.
Deceased. Last Three Months Ser
vice, d Discharged.
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LIST OF VOLUNTEERS
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MAJOR GENERAL Mitchell was the inventor
Of the astronomical clock, now in use in al the
obserYatoriss Of the world-an invaluable
mechanism for securing accuracy IN the zee
ord Of observations.
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TIE Louisville Democrat is Of the opinion
that the President issued the Emancipation
Proclamation, mot because it would have
any effect, but because it would not"