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The New York herald., 1862-01-11
ships Crews Letters.

v 14Sl&ShO hOe
Lizzie brig, John Mathews
n b Bramhall ship. Edw ID
Nichols
Mary Aobinson ship, Captain
MsCleaver
Miletus ship, Olof Benatsson
Minnehaha ship, Salomon
True
Minnie Gordon bark, Detlev
Sehluter, carpenter
Mechanic brig, Captain L
Marston
Milwaukee brig, Captain L
Brown
Nordcap bark, e Anderson,
Arvold Olson
Onward ship. A r Crosman
Oregon bark, Captain Chase,
Noah X Ross, James W
Sloan, John Williams
Percey Pope ship, Donald
McGilveray, William Owen
Piscataqua ship. r r Perkins
Pus.lla bark, Geo ID simpson
Pelmsr brig, Lorenz d Wes-
ton
Quincy bark, Capt L!nekin
Racer II NJ Ship, John Nc
Donald, boy
Restless bark, John @ Gas.
well
Robert bark, Captain John
Carter, James Neish
Rowantree ship, David Greig
John Sheehaa
Ranter ship. Christopher Will
son
Reso!utc ship, + c Krons.
trand
Rosehall brig, Capt Mennio
Sylvanus Blanchard ship,
Robert Smith
Scbastop)l ship, NJ C Jackson
Solide Ship, Carl Mlrsilius
Cornclusen
SkuIda barx, T Torgesen
Sharston bark, Capt X ng
Thomas Bayne bark, Captai n
Howell, Edward Ro1el'ts
Tempest brig, Capt ID McCobb
Three Gezus ters brig, Z Schut
Uswolth bark, II Corvin,
Frank 4 Mills
Wallace ship, Edwin c Rines,
Samuel jackson
Wabeno lark, William Salton
Young Sam ship, Capt J 9
Merryman
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98-Gando Giuseppe
99-Laura Vincenzo
lOc-Pensa Nicolo
l0l-Rstto Antonio, Salem,
brigo Ital
lO2-caficro Bernardo, photo
l03-Cormart q
l0i-Milano Guiseppe, Joan ma
Teresa, brig L spanoi
lO5-Artaza Don Philippe,
Capn Colo brign
l06-De Sobolo Don Modesto
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J1NIoN DINE SAVINGS BANK,, ..,r an
u No s2g CANAL, CORNER OF VAkICK sTkEET.
Opcn daily from 10 A. NJ. To 2, and from 5to7 p. NJ
Deposits received before January 20 will draw interest
Six per interest allowed all Of $500 and UNDER
AM Tr,Ts ia EANK HAS OPENED 7i42 ACCOUNTS AND RE-
Ci.iVED on DEPOSIT $685. 372 46 IN THE PAST THIRTY
MONTHS. - ~ ,,,r,u,yo,,r p....ssu.
GARDNER 8. CHArrS, Secretary.
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FINE ARTS,

ITO Suffers AND SPECULATORS.-FUN FOR THE
CAMP 81 of Comic Pictures retail price Is cents
is "big thng ior dealers in the vicinity " caiy~.
ROSS h TOUSEY, Agents.
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Robinson Mrs K B
Robblson Annie
Rodgers Mrs John
The New York herald., 1862-01-11

DOSEHILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER OF FOUR
III tocnh street and Eighth avenue, open daily from
5P N; Wednesdays and Suuriays until r M. Six rer
cent interest all OF $3.50 aud under Deposits
before January % draw interest from the LIST.
THOMAS CHkISrY, President
RICHARD II. Bull, Secretary,
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Refheld Mrs j q
Reynolds Mrs A e
Rice Alice
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Evansville and Charlottesville iate Evansville and Illis
no) Railroad Company, that part Of the linc between
Evansville and vinoenn ssYou respectfully invited 70
attend meeting of the bondhoders above named " the o-
on Wedne.iay the 18Th day OF January inst al o'clock A.
NJ TO confer with the President of the road on the nbcs
extending the payment Of the principal OF said bonds aug
Jan. s62 upon the issue and receipt ot new slss Of
PRESIDENT Evansville and Crawfordsvlle Railroad Co. /
Asrop llousF.Nrw YouH, Jan. 10, 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, August 29.-Tho Iron
sides, which left Philadelphia on the 2lst, ar.
rived last night and lies &C anchor TO day 10 the
Roads, cff the Fortress. Her comely appearance
has attracted great attention, and every eye 10
bent upon her with query, What has she come
here for.
Norfolk and Suffolk have been strongly rein.
forced by Federal troops.
B.ig.'Gen. Emory, IN command at Yorktown,
sent out u reconnaissance yesterday about ten
miles beyond Gloucester. They learned of a
Fqlsd OF rebels In that vicinity, consisting of
aoIut four hundred cavalry and some a,i0g ar
tiilery, with four gum; bu. our reconnoitering
party saw nothing OF Them yesterday, and en-.
camPed for the nigh, to proceed on their mis-.
sion to-day. Our informant is A 'sistant Sur.
geon Rogers OF the 6.h cavalry, who left the
party last evening.
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strong Rebel Force at Gainesville.

StrOnB heDel FOrco at GatmegvAlles
New York, Aug. 2s.-The Washington Star
Of last evening says the Postmaster OF Fairfax
Court House arrived from there Thursday morn.
ing He reports seeing bright light after
leaving.
The Star alec has the following:
The enemy was encamped some twenty or
thirty thousand strong &C Gainesville, near
Manassas JUNCTION, a. o'clock Thursday morn
ing.
A large portion of Lsyton's Jersey brigade
was captured at FairIbx Station.
The rebels on Thursday night burnt the
bridges at Accotink and Pope's run, and are sup.
posed 90 be moving off 60 evade pursuit.
The Alexandria correspondent of the Phils
delphia lcquirer, dated Thursday, says the ene-
my succeeded In holding their own 10 the vioin.
ity of Manassas, and got down IS far as Bnrk's
Station last night. Various rumors are sa at,
but no one Is allowed to go down the road but
troops,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
General POpe'. OiFiciAI ESepOrt.
MANA.eAs JUNcrIoN, I
IN m az 2


August %, 10 O'Clock p NJ
To Major General H. w. Haiisek, COmmand.y.
tn.Chefi
AZ soJn as discovered that large force of
the enemy Was surning our right toward Man.
assas, aud the division had ordered to take
post there two days before had not yet arrived
there from Alexandra, Immediately broke up
my camps at Warrenton Junction and marched
rapidly back In three columns. directed Gen.
Mcdowell with bic own and Sgel's corps and
Reno's division TO march UPON Gainesville, By
the Warrenton and Alexandra pike; Reno and
one division of Hentzelmans 10 march on
Greenwich, and with Porter's corps and Hook.
er's division marched back 10 Manassas Juuc-
tion.
Gen. Mcdowell was ordered to interpose be-
tween the forces of the enemy which had pass.
ed down to Manassas through Gainesville, and
bis main body moving down from White Palm,
through Tnorougbfare Gap. This was CON-
ple.ely accomplished. LonEstreet, who had
passed through the Gap, being driven back TO
The west side. The forces to Greenwioh we're
designated to support Mcdowell in oaOe he met
too large force of the enemy.
The division of Hooker, marching toward
Manassas, came upon the enemy near Kettle
Run, In the afternoon Of the 9Th, and alter a
sharp action routed them completely, killing
and woundiDg three hundred, capturing camps
and baggage, and many stand of arms.
This morning the command pushed rapidly
to Manassas Junction, which Jsckeon had evac-
uated after three hours In advance. He re-
treated by Centerville, and took the turnpike
toward Warrtntou. He was met six miles west
OF Centerville by Mcdowell spd Sigel late this
afternoon. A severe fghs took place, which
was terminated BY darkness. The enemy wss
driven back at oil points, and thus the affair
rests.
Heintsslman's corps will move on him at day,
light from Centsrville, and | do not see how
the enemy is to escape without heavy loss. We
have captured one thousaod prisoners, many
arms, and one piece of artillery.
(SiRned) JOHN POPE, Mai.Gen.
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wow YORK slock Marker.
ITnreHAPuED FOR THE OHIO srATrsxAs.l

liALhshArhkp Tok THk OHIO gTATK1hAn.l
NEw YoRK August 90.
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SOuIhern Newa.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 29,-The Grenada Appeal oi
the 23l admits the capture Of the steamer Fall
Play.
A sklrmish occurred on Helena Island on the
2lst, In which the rebels claim TO have taken
thirty six prisoners.
10 the Richmond Congress Yaucey has intro
duced bill iustifJing the use Of arms BY any
one 10 the south against the invaders, aud Il
taken and treated otbeFWise than 90 prisoners
Of wsr, JEFF Davis must retallate Kansas Ia
claimed Gs 10 the Con tderacy.
Price is said 70 have joined Biagg at Chatta'
n0ogA.
Breckinridge is at Jackson, Mississippi.
Last night guerriilas, one hundi cd stroDg,
made their appearance on the opposite eide oi
the river, and literally sacked the neighbor.
hood. Much Of this was done Ia sight Of the
gunboat that lies In sight Of the city.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 80.
FLoUR-Thsre Is no change 10 the marEet; the dc.
maod fair at 81 o0S4 10 Tor eInne, ~ 1894 rs
extra.
WIZ Kv-A good demand and D ices 10 hIaher,-
Bales "tre SOO barrels at 2aSKc the latter rate for
wagon.
PRJvIsIoNs-Ths high prices asked BY holders n,
noted Ia cur last Las checked the demand eject.
ually.
exc,
sIDEs-sKc in bulk and SXo smoked, ard oxo for
Gear SIDES
aaJcERIFs-l continued dull and hssyy market,
= The dsmaGd quite light.
sUdAh-At 0kGIIc.
MULA >sE5-5Oa59j
COFFEE-29 g s3K.
WhE,r-rh. dsmind for prime and best rhlppns
quaie' contbuSs both ffon The local nil e "a
shrpera tnd the 'herngs Of such being n. hit, fall
prots are obtain d; GuOIatljts beON uIims are not
Wtnted we quott nr us r,d at eO9e2o; Indisna -
Uhio Wnile aI eS4e7c; and K-ntucky ~hite At ojc.
dns tses todsy ctmYrise 500 boshsls prime red at
oye uDO oash DO do &c; 80 oushsla d. good 600
Lners s very little "hls one'Dg ana thers not much
inquiry ior II, the demand bsing ch .hy for red
COhN-rhe mArket rules dIm With good demand at
3Sc Tor ear and shesd Ia b4lk. email sales are made
from store to the retailers 293o above our
Whcn v the as which rouLd lots could be sold; eOO
bush white so d at 3Ac in bulk.
WASTES demand fully up 10 the supply, aud the
market ruleI arm at 49, 10 balk Bone Of the dealers
ieue 10 'tiI a. ie" han 5Oh The sales Ttpost we're
lsOO oushs st49; O. bush at 500 Ia IHo.s sacAS re
turued, snu QUO bash Ia b. TX $50.
kfH-lh,re . besn bo change IN the market SIuos
cur AT report the demand L. far at sag $50 for pri
sam les; The ou side rate from store
bAhLNf' = OLtu utd good dsDar with but q light
supply AID III mar st rules IN al 7La7Sc fir tC
ims is and 65d 1uc for SPIT r. ss 60 Vi 500 bushsl
prlus ta "t TO- 40 push fair do at 70 and l95 Dushs
prime sJiing at 65e
hAY-rhere l. q fair dtmGrd for loote.pres cd aud
ths usrset rales steady OF SllD.9 PER iun prime
on arrva New selling In the market by the wagon.
CHGESe-The demand is fully up to the fupply, and
the Iket % am at full rates. There we're sliss Of ls
lected W. r. at 70.
BUCTBR-A contluued good demand for the besI
grades and the market 10 drm at l4Pl6o. Qualities he
'S prime arc dull At eSlic fer fair to good and 8A91
for common,
GaARs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Cleveland Market.

oLEvnAND, August 90.
FLoURsaleS OF 100 bblS 900 bbls and so bbs cholce
double extra at S5 Co.
WHEAr--nales on Change yesterday were: cars
red on track at 04 COO bush free on board O5
and 1000 bush do at o. 05%. The sales not reported
on Change are: cars track at o. 500 bush
and $500 bush Tree on board at 81 O5k; Ger choice
white on tack at vi 10; and cars choice white from
store at 81 10. :
PoRK-There we're sales Of QS barrels No. Mess at
$40 90 :,
HIGHwINEs-sa'e OF $50 bbls at SO.
skEDS-Ihere was one aae OF SO bushels Timothy at
81 0O,
0ATS-sile car new at 35c.
kYE-Ssle car at 5Oc.
BuTTER-salsS Of SO kegs Western Reserve at lSS
EGes-saiss Of few barrels at 60. subject to in.
speetion,
-., Leader.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Battle at BAH hun Bfdgs-ReDeIs
OKOaa thn Rnppa !. an nook.

Battle at hall Hun Bft0ge-Hopelt
Gross the RaPpan Annock.
New YoRE, Angus. 29,-The Washington
Star OF lAst evening says there was an engage
ment on Wednesday evening between Seam
mons brigade and heavy force Of rebels, for
the possession of the railroad bridge at Bull
Run The rebels held possession at night fall,
bus 1t is believed that ScAmmon would dislodgc
them on Thursday morning.
H0oker's division had an engagement on
Wednesday morning with large rebel force,
near Bfistow's Station, lasting all day. Hooker
drove the rebels etep by step back TO tho vicin.
ity Of Manassas, Our loss In this division is
about three hundred.
The same paper says the rebels succeeded 10
throwing most of their army across the Kappa
hammock ut the base Of the Bue Ridge, mace.
ing them at White Plains, seven miles from
Warreuton. IL is evident they aim TO get be-
tween Pope's army and the fort6oitiops around
Washington; aud having done so they would
have a lively time 10 getting out Of this posi-
tion. The movements of our vast army now
10 the enemy's rear, leads to the belief that a
very few days will see the end Of rebels
in arms in Virginia. TWenty-four hours, the
Star says, will solve this problem.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Rebels Occnpy Fairfax Court House
and vienna,

PHILADsLPHiA, Aug. 29.--The Washington
National Republican of to-day says Mr.. Hawk.
hurst, Of Fairfax, and Clerk Of the circuit
Court, Gays that he and all The Unon meo 10
Fairfax we're compelled to leave there on ed
neaday, the rebels having taken possession oi
,he place. Yesterday he returned 10 learn the
fate OF his family, but was met on the way BY
citissns from Vienna, who were etcapiDg from
that place, seven hundred rebel cavalry having
made decent upon it. Bat tone Union m an
10 left In Vienna which ls but Twelve miles
from Washington. -
IL is undeIstood that there is . large rebel
force at Leesburg, aud the prevailing opinion
ID that they intend crossing into Maryland BY
way Of Walkers ford, the wafer not being
more than knee deep there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
The Political Canvas. in O C.IIforn,a

The Political Canvas. in California.
SAN FRANcIsc), Aug. 25.-Sile Of two hun.
dred tons Peruvian sugar at 95hc: two thou.
sand kegs Eat B)ston syrup al 6shc
The politics contest through ghout Ihe State is
becoming very exciting as the elec ion 40.
proaches Sena'or Latham 10 msklng Rrea,
Efforts TO secure msjoiiy Of the Legislature.
His speeches favor prosecution Of the war op
constitu ,ional grounds, euoRize President Lin.
coIn, denounce The Abolitionists aud corruption
generally. The Btckinridge Democrats srp.
port him because they Can not hope to elect on G
ct their own kind. The candidates are most,
Douglas Democrats, protesting unbounded Un.
ionism, ous subject to impatstion on account oil
seeking the support OF the Bieckinridge party
The probabilities are that enough DouelSs
Democrats will vote for Republican candid Stes
TO give that party a majority la the Lsgisla.
ture.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Raid on Fairfax Court Honsc-FIght-

Raid on Fairfax Court HO Onsc-FIghI-
ing at manasAaA--Heintzelman In
JdcksOh'S Aear.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug. 25.-A gentleman
who arrived here Tonight reports that General
Taylor. in the engagement yesterday, was 90
severely wounded that he may have to eubmit
to 40 amputaton of the right leg,
This morning about half past eight O'Clock
Suarss rebel cavalry made dash through
Fairfax Court House, on their way to Vienna,
which "a about thirteen miles from Washing
ton. The Union people of that city have all
fed to the latter city.
A fight 10 going on to-day at, It Is reported,
Manassas. Hein zslman, from Pops's diva oe,
had, IL was rumored, got into J. lckson's rear,
Who vas supposed to be twenty thousand strong,
The firing was distinctly heard hero all day.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye!
THE BEST I'm THE wORLn.

WILLIAM A. BAToHELoR's celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not 10 injure the Hair In the isast rsnede,
the III effects Of bad dyes and nvigoTatss the Hair Oi
life. GREY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly turpi
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. % Gov. Curtin con.
hienti; expects TO make arrangements to allow
each district reasonable time TO lurnsn Its
quota in volunteers, obviatibg draft entirely.
A, soon as the enrolment 10 completed the
quota OF each township, etc will be ascertsin.
cd, together with the credit to which each is
entitled for men In The service. IL 10 expected
that the quota Of each county and subdivision
can be ascertained by the 6.h of September.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Money Market.
lTEtranArHrD ron TUE ONO srArnnAs.l /

iTsLrsHArHED ron TUE ONO SrArnHAH.I
NEw YoRE, August 90.
The Money market "a more active and Amor at 3ss
per cent. ioI loaus call.
Prime paper Il abundant and rates easy at 4aS per
osnt. discount. ~
Sterling LAchange armer at l97X9l9s for BAnkeu'
bills. +.
Ameri'an Gold hrmer; opening ct 10. and closing
Ste dy at l5X per cent prem um.
premium.
GoVernren Stocks shade 60 Ter. United States O.,
Notes Sl0iN
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oYTIoH or CLOTHING AND EQUiPAan
No. lOl kast Third st,eet,


CiHolHEAIt. august IL, Itos.
DWOPOsALy Ah n INVITED FOR FUR.
i nishing Uniform Regulation Clothing and Camp and
Gar son Bqupae for the new evss OF Volunteers and
The olcthne and EquIpsgs for the different arms Of
the service TO corr,spond In mako and material 70
that heretofore used and to CONFORM to the patterns
In the once Of Clothing and Gquipage, In thi, oly,
where specifications and samples nay b. insp.etsd.
Proposals. should state the article hich t proposed
70 furnish, the quAuts which can 70 supplied weekly,
the earliest period Rt which the delivery Will be mmenc.
ed, the toA qaAnuty offered and the price FOR sssh sr
tioe.
Az articles delivered bv eontraotor' are required
hy law g. DO egbl narsed III ths CO.. tactors name
The foli0Ngg ltst embraces the pritcipai supplies
needed
ARTICLES or CLOTHING.
Uniform Coat, consisting Of EGglnseh Ordnance,
Artillery AID Infantry;
Uniform Jackets cODsi,lns Of oav.iry, ARTILLERY,
Infantry. 2 uave, hn0 knit
UniforG rroSs 70, consisting Of ROotnsn, Hofss-
men Zouave, and Kniti
Cotton Duok 0vfralls.
Drawers Flannel and Rniti
Shirts Flannel and Knit
Great oosu. Ro, tmen and HoFSomen;
Straps for Great uoatsi
Blankets WoOlsn and Rubbsr
Ponch o;
Talmas;
Sack Goats. Lined and Unlinsd;
Boots BJoteeS. Legglngs, stooain1;
b,ooks, Leather,
uOiiorm Hats, Trimmed and untrimnsdi
Uufo u Gaps;
Forsss Ca, .. Eecruits, Cavalry aud Infantry
Ca uoves, atsble Froeks ssshssj
uAVsrsAots. knapsaeks, Cantseni.
ARTICLES or roUIpAaE.
Hospital Tents Wall Tents. siblsy Tsnts, oomms
Tents, D'Abh Tsota;
Nusksto Bars:
Rrgimsntal oolorsI
NatrnAl "
Standards;
etorm RagsI
GarTis N -
Recr ruittLg FagSI
0udons;
Axes;
spa;ssI
HptohetsI ..... ....
Mess Pans,
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Plokaxes;
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Rssimental etberal ORDER
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Security will bs required for the fulallmsnt Of syeTy
oobtrstt
All proposals received by noon Of the tenth day from
me date of this advertisement Will be opened noon Of
tba: dag, ard the articles In med aeiy needed will 70
lwarded the lowest IespoDsib bidders PRESENT.
Contracts for uIther supplies will Nc AWARDED from
tire to time favorable da arc rtosivnd mn L, tia
lime drinking the contract. -
By order OF The ouartsrmastsr General.
JN0. IL. Di0KERs0N,
Captain aud a, q. n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Col. Mason Charlottesville Officers
DismiAsed the service.
HEAnouARTERs OF TIE ARMVl
WILMINGTON, August 90

General Order.]
The following eflcers OF the 7lst Regiment
OF OHIO Volunteers, having published card
stating that they advised Col. R Mason. who
has been cashlered for cowardIce, to surrender
Clsrkavllle TO the rebel forces, are, by direction
Of the President, dismissed from the service OF
the U0ited S:atet: Fret Lieutenant N J,
Hunter, Second Lieutenant Isaac Mason, First
Lieutenant Ira l.. Morris. Captain ,mth Clark,
Captain J. R. Wo'dward, Captain NJ W.
Bowen, Captain Solomon J. HOuck, Captain G.
II. CrAum, Lieutenant T. T. Moore, Captain
William Il. Calender, Lieutenant II. NJ
Drury, Lieutenant L. w, Beaver.
b. order of the Secretary Of War;
E. D. TOWNSEND, A, A. G.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-30
Drafting to ho pon,nnnad .

ALBANY, August 80 1t is nov positively
know that the draft will not take place 10 this
State on the 81 Of September, nor can the time
be yet definitely fixed. There are nov abou,
sixty thousand troops enrolled in the State TO
Oil the clll Cor three hundred thousand and for
old regiments. Tnis leaves but ff.y eight
thousand to raise under the Ill Tor three hun.
deed thousand conscrlpts. Probably about elk
teen days remain for volunteering before the
draft