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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

Charles C. II. Miller Third Di,trc,-wm. H. rtssford
/ WIN. Brown, II. N Beach.
Monty mUy-Addis Dieendorf John A. Mitchell Charlie
! De Wolf
Ec,c Yo,k-Fiu. Di.,ric-Henry Smith Sheridan Shook
Owen W. Brsnnan Henry 5. Leask. Third Dict-Jo.elh
b. Taylor J. ). scocks, Wm. G. Miller Fourth Disrc'
Chss. Hall Chas T.. kugler Adophus Bors Fifth Dis
Sixth Di.tric-Nathane II Hall Sidney smith, W T. Ash
Seventh District-John keyser. James a. Briggs.
Henry J. Raymond EieLih Di,tIet-Wm. II. NcKenny,
Hugh Nesbt Lewis Jones. Ninth Dstrict-lugh Gardner
Wsshiugon Smith; Ale2egder Mcleod Tenth Dis'rict-
VIM A smallsy, f. L.. oInsied. fTsd G. Wagner Eley-
euth DrictNin. X. Stewart ,. IL Reed. \. Relsons
Continental Isll-Samne Sinclair A. H. Duganne THONGS
+. Smith. Twelfth District-L H. "eiis, y Johnson O.
+. steinhrenner. Thirteenth Dsrct-Jsmes f. Coulter,
VIM J. ohryon. J. r. Boesegc1er fourteenth District
District-W Curb. Moves ". P Estetbreok J. w. Alien.
Sixteenth Distric-Charles McCmiy, a. W. Kennedy j.
barney Seventeenth Dstrict-Wm. Durnins |. b. Batch
Noga,a.-FrM District, WIN. Keep. ?. P MURPHY and
Henry T. Smith. Second District Pettibone Benjsnin
Farley, John o. Freeman Al'eruaes, W. II. Wallace, Da
riu- !. Armstrong and J. d. Cooper
O,ieans.-Iohu " Graves, J. NJ Cornell n. F. barrow.
Osirego-F First Dis,rct-W W. scrbnei, S. j. Gilett
oueen.-First District-Pake Goodwin, WIN T. McCoun
Frederick A. Potts Second Disrct-R G. Mccormick, j.
Rcns.eia1-First District-John NJ Francis. George T.
Blair Geo NJ Taylor. bird Disuict-Andw j. Coyin, r. H.
RirImond John C. Thoinuson W. Conklin. Jos Fsbert.
81 Laicyenee-tirst DistIic-A. b. James, Z. g. Myers
sa,Giogg-First District-John Fulton II. R. Kennedy
DOty, Alex II. Palmer.
Scheme fady-R c. Dom. Henry NJ Crane John l. Clnte
Seneoa.-O 3. Latham. Joseph +. Hanis 7. y. Bodne
Sfeubon.-Thrd Dsirict-E Duriy, n. C. Tay ~, j. T.
Clara. I'd.
Scarye,-Charie- Cook Daniel futile, Geo. C. Shearer
Sctoharle.-Joseph II. Ramsey John H. Gardner, Henry
Thbts
Sui rIn.-Gbcrt Palmer Martin A. Smith II X. Low,
SgD.Ak-Fir-' lisrct-nnyid g. Floyd John {. Davis
stephen e. French Alternatss-Chts Dayton. james H.
quth John sherry. Second DisiTct-Thoodore d. ID mon,
james h. Cooper, Richard w. Smith Alternates-F NJ ~
Wicss. O. II. shepard Geo {. Campbell - .
ia g1.-W. +. Raymond W. ". Shepherd, william r.
Lincoln. .
Warrington Second District, r. Richards, John g. Me-
Fnand J. NJ. NorfhGnp 49,
Batne-F.rst Di.ific-Jane. T. IIourh. Issso Miller w
g. brown. Second Distdc-Lauren l.. Rose, Jas L. Walker
Il. ]. Biaby
Hyomng-w. J. Humphrey Byron iIeaey' John b.
Hesead. $500.
Uorrcn-Alon1o Morgan. Georgc Richards A. Adrich
H0shing'oH-First Disct.--J. ~. Steycnson James Oh
SON 4 D. III. Second Dsrlctkalph Richards John D
M'Failaud. }. VI Nouhrup.
Uesf-hs"er.-first Distinct - Second Dst
VIM A Iall John &. Ferguson, y. ;. Cornell. IL.ld Dis
-jeorgc 4 Bandreh. H. u. kobstt.on tuus frost
lafes-John 4. Andic~s. John Mailer d. ". Assiilan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

TryrH ASSUtL Exhibition on TnE BRooELYS
HoRrICUITuRAL SOcIErY.-lhe Fall exhibition OF
the Brooklyn Horticultural Society was opened yes
terday afternoon at tie Academy Of Music. The
exhibition will lie open this evening, tomorrow and
Friday evenings when Dodworth's band Will asris'
at the entert siumcnt. On Friday evening u grand
floral promenade concert will Ice gwen n all VI the
widows and orphans OF deceased sodicrs
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va 'HiTGTov, Tuesday. Sept % 1859.
LXAMlSNG SURGEONS.
TIE Commissioner Of Pensions has appointed the
following Examining Surgeons, in accordance with
the provision of the act granting pensions, approved
July j., 1862:
George Steeru Jones NJ. D, Boston, Mass.
Harvey +. Montgomery. NJ. d., Rochester, N. Y
James II. Oliver. VI. d., Cincinnati ONO.
George ". Mears, NJ D.. Indianapolis, Ind.
Ralph X. Jones NJ. d., Bangor, Me.
Charles C. p. Clarke, NJ. d., Oswego, n. Y.
George ". Clirpniger,M. D., Terre H4ute, Ind
John Robins, IT,. VI. d., NorridgewOck, Me.
VIM. G. smith, NJ. D., New.Pbladelphia, Ohio.
Seldom ". Jones. VI. D.. Leavcnworth, Kansas.
O. /. Clark u. D. Lafayette, Ind.
Nelrou rect, NJ D., Lyons, NJ Y.
REBIL CONSUMPTION IN VIRGINIA.
Tomorrow Is the day designated by the Rebel
Government Tor tie enforcement OF the Conscrpton
act IN Prince William County, Va. At the time of
the last CONSUMPTION considerable portion Of this
county wac In the Federal lines, and the Rebels were
not able 70 enforce it. Hence the new levy at this
time. Many Union people from there have hel to
this city to avoid the CONSUMPTION.
THE COMMAND or THE STARS AND STRIPES.
Acting Master Charles l.. Wilcom has been or
dcred TO The command OF the Stars and Stripes.
DISMISSED FROM THE SERVICE
Third Assistant Engineer George X. Miller has
been smissel lie service for being absent without
leave.
ORDERED on DUTY.
Acting Assistant Surgeon George NJ. Marvin has
leen ordered o. the steamer lsaa Smith.
COLLECTOR IN IOWA.
F IT, TIE llli District of Iowa, Levi Fuller Of Wes'
Union has been appointed Collector under the hi.
rect Tax and Excise law, in place Of Jed. Luke, de-
c.nea.
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Seasons.

Seasons.
/ have JUS, completed my. lsrse ard extensive
stock OF FaI aud Nuter Clothing. not surpassed
as 10 Nai.t, Taste. aud style in this city. The
Children. aud Furnishing Department not eqnaled.
Al Of which viii be sold al y'Ty low prices Flea'e
r. b. BALDWIN
No. 20 aud q Bowery.
The largest store in tie city.
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Cabinet Furniture,

AT MANIIAtI IITN0 TNII Is.
900 90 worth Of FURNITURE
IN conequercr Of the falling on IN ~hoesse business,
offer Own Manufactured Goods 70 the public AZ the
lowest prices.
Consisting Of Parlor Library Dining and Heirloom Suites.
mode Of elec ed material AID in the ie., Fashionable styles
All Goods warranted.
P.es,e goods before purchasing elsewhere
WELL & BRAIN>DOhF.
Noe rs aud ~ Riving,on-st bet. Essex snd Norfolk.
n HNrlni E.eR. III Hon ton..t. sil.es ns.s co.e BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

O,oo, and Washington Territory under which it
Il; .bonc 1t there will he no further difficulty in sepa.
rating 10 ua'ion Claims from the mass of the pub.
Ec domain and rendering the public lands not
claimed avail, Die for location or entry.
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s-T-IS6O-X.


DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERs
Exhausted nature. resorer delightful begeEage AID
sciyr tonic Composed Of pure St. Crox Rum, roots, aud
herbs. II nyirorles the body ~hout stimulating the brain
I destroy sclity Of the stomach appetite and
shcus the system I; certain for Dyspepsia
Cou-upson Darrlea Liver Complaint, sud Nervous Head
acae and prevents Ma'mc disease from change Of diet
water &C. used all times OF day by old young
and l. particularly recommended weak aud delicate pei
,oa.. Sod ~ all Grocers Druggists Hoss and sa1ons.
= u. DRAKE Co. No 200 Broadway. New.Yors
"Cherokee Care.v - The great Indian medicine,
cues -euaa wtituess. nocturnal emissions npOtsncy
pains back in the bladder NAL, COM auts &c.
one boi" ~ three bottle. 70 sent oy "a fes' fof pam
phrs inc ose cent? 90 lay postage 30 by al druggists
Adds.. Dr. ". R MERWfS. St. Louis. Mo.
Arms Inkstand.-some,hagne new. TIE best and safes,
TRAVELLING POCKET lNkSlAND The Irlde supplied
by % J. tJChRAAE, Agcut. No ll2 Wiliam-st
Frrnituro-Of new de.ign, aud superior workmanship
a 4 mF -iurc. which will eel a. wholesale
retail very low prices o. cafh Ia the st3cs val be
found rose sooi aud walnut Paror Suite. and
TIL styles. which for GOOD taste ia su, cannot be I
paced ca aud examine my 80 rn"t 3r2T. J9eha'ins
No, .5 and s8 East Housfon.st,
Between The Eo~ery AMI siAv
s-T-IsgO-X.-DRAKE' PLANTATION BIT
TERs of h celebrated brand appears 20 be IN eyey ones
mouth IS well a. every one. table They sPend'd
art che ard can be relied upon strengthen and invsoaie
exhausted ustur"
Fire and Burglar Proof saies.-ba ktf', Mef'
chngs aud Others requiring protection are invited to cal and
cIine our stock Ne manufacturing AID have on
hand the VALENTINE and BUTLER ALUM PATENT
SAFE warranted FIRE PROOF and also free fom damp
A lnrse assortment Of WILDER'S PATENT SAFE for
sale at reduced prices.
VALENTINE aud BUFFERS ROTARY LOCK fOr hall
dooIs-a sure protection against burglss
MARVIN Co.
No. 26J Broadway
9Th door below Chanbersst
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" 1skREED

TnOWN-uiD F-ln Princeton IS J.. Ncdrcs1sy Sept.
o. ty il' h.t DE Macdonald. if r. HaIFowf Blown 90
ii.r Helen trscr A. &c. dau ltc the late John r. yic
ESQ. OF Aiysuc. Conn.
CANPBTLL-N ulLsOS-ln Brooklyn on Saturday Sept.
q Lawrrrcc Campbell g. Rlsaiie h. Wilson.
IRARY-C ORsON-On MONDAY. Sept p IN the Reformed
Datch Chlfoh A. fou Richmond hy the Rev. Jlri' 5
Brownie. Robert A fury, esq. to Mis- Maggie A. Cor
sou ell of staten lslrrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24
- E,rnDIicnn Union Conrcn.ion.

WAD~wOEgH STANDS TlRsT-CEN. DIX AND
ME. rESr1N NENr-THE POSITION or
GOV. MOEGAN'> FRIENDS - ENTHUSIASM
ron TIE PRESIDE NT'> PROCLAMA1lON.
Src,- g.. ra.cl 90 ADJ n !. Tnbune.
SYRACUSE Tuesday Sept, D, 1892
About ihfec-iouIils OF tie delegates 10 the Repul
lean Onion STATE Convention already in this city.
TIE friends 81 Gen. Nadswouh confidently ex-
iect l.s nomination tomorrow.
Il Gov. Norg.as name should not be presented,
they think they viii have majority on the fart
ballot.
Gen. Dix will probably be the next in strength,
though Mr. ienton has enthusiastic and active sup.
poysrs.
Should Gov Morgans name be presented, the
state oil the vote VIII be different, mosi OF the DIX
and share a. The W ellsworth vote sustaining him.
TIE ,onie .ied seats from NeN-Yosk may delay the
la'lo.ug u evening.
President Lucoius Proclamation is received win
.reas, ,laufi,sn, AMI VIII practically form the
platform of the Convention II is hailed ~ an
assurance thai the rebellion i near is close. nc.
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S-T-1SGO-X.

DKAkE'S PLANTATION bIIIFKS
Inygoraes, strengthens and pues the ysem Is perfect
appetizer aud Natures great 1t il composed Of pure
ST Crox Rum the ceebrs'ed Csaya Bark and HERDS
Particularly adapted FAX and decae per,ons aud be
relied upon for f., purity II Dyspepsia Is gentle
tonic and just the thing for charges Of the Sod
by ell Groccrs, Druggists, Hotel. and Saloons. p H.
DRAKE 4 Co. No. 202 Hrnadway New fork.
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unItea slates sanitary CommlssIon.-Ney

YorA Agency No i8 Broadway. NeloIA. sept 20 loOs.
- he following Telegram has just been received:
-ud al spaprr that the largest supplies are
wanted AZ Frederick Ma Immediately"
All articles for the Sanitary Commission sent 70 the Wo
mars Genital Relief Ass0cia0u No II Cooper Union viii
b, forwarded whre most needed in accordance with nfor
nation constantly received by order Of he kxecu,ye Com
m,ittee BENZ. COLLINS, sup't
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sixth Senatorial District Re giment-PEaKlNS

lRlkLi.S-Coi WM MAlER-ifesdqnarte Nos. IS and -
Ess Hous;on-st-Ihis command will afford oppore-
y for men wishing active service. special
regiment Gen sgels Army Corps and Is TO be ocered
oily soldiers VINO have active service american
citizens is the hour to enlist moment and may 90
Again the National Capital threatened, and sle
FOUL emblem Of still Goats dehauy In the breeze.
shall We peTmi. Snail zee foul traitors reyeing in
halls made sacred By Nsshngonl Let speak end act a.
one man answer, Never aud prove devotion by at
once enrolling ourselves upon the roll Of honor ready to
strike for conutrys impered liberties Bounty paid
being mustered u Pay aud ions commence on day OF en-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-24

DELEGATES TO rHF USoS SrArF Conviction

I
Abony-fint Di.tnct-John ). Colyin, Henry Bailey,
john n. i deron Second DistrctLynan TIenaio~ Geo
n Oeary BE-, amin Lee TLifd Distfct-A. ; Johnson,
Wlitbcck Geo " Mencely Archibald Young
Covsga-second Dsuict-A ). Cummings, \ NJ Clark, J.
1Iamaqya-Flnt Distric,-Ausiin Smith Walter l.. Sc.
sions H. A. Pfencugast. Second Ditrct-H. A. Risey u.
ConmbI frst Di.trirt-I C. New Xix. p. ~. Rockefeller,
jr. William j. Miller. Second D'ific.r T. Van Aiaiyne'
u Cia|oa-Is1,s Rogers. Wm r MooerslA A. 8 Marshall.
C9,aand-rase Green, Arthur Holmes Benz +. Iilling
Chautsuqga-ls, Dist: Austin Smith Walter l. Sessions
and b. a. rfcndorsast. "a DIST H. A. Rsey ii. C. Lake
Deiai,5s-Firt District White Oriswold, Alvin surie.
want and Beblamin Kirk Second Distrct-Danel Water
bury, wm. s foote. E1ekiol Miller
The Convention ecctns these Delegates took vote upon
st. preference Moubtf Of Congress % be chosen by tie
CoIges. Convention, aud the vote stood upon IL SEC
ond ballot: FOR sinun =. Miller. l9 for Henry DO~ie, Il
whefeupon Mr. Miller declared to be the choice Of the
Cow zion foI the nomination.
sou. Jeremiah Egbuin. Second Distncs-"ilson h. ahe
don JOIN q. Holitcad, john \. Cramcr.
Eue Third Di,inci-E Is. Ooslin samuel 3 Bundy, ard
j. b. Young. Fourth DLtdct-Norntn Is. Spague, Lyman
T,ie5.-P. f. IieycnS' n. c. Boynton Thomas Miller
F,anki,n-A Il. PaImelee, W. L. M'nnng William u
ioHon and Hauaton-s. s Sexton, J. NJ. Dudley. H. g.
Hokiao-F first D.hct--A. O. Story, Jas. u. Weather
A. H. LsGin second D,tsict-Amos H. Prescott. Geo
Je0e,soa- second ii trict-B Broctway =. C. Church r.
- Lansing Third Dstnct-liinm Dewey Jerome bu'h-
hmgs-Fint Dstdc,-rhomas McElrath, A. W. Bliss, c.
" GODDARD second Disuict-G l.. ford VIM Con-, jas =
a; 2t'anahan Third Dnthct-Wm. G. Benedict Geo II
n"ywail' j. W. branerd Fourth Distrci-A. e. Bfo~n.,l
Abraham lnsleo. Cha. Hamilton. fhn Disthct-Wm.
Thrp. Jotn Andsfson. T.. J. Hathaway. Sixth District
'"'NuA o. ileaih John y Allen, Daniel a. Norhup sew
e.'A Distnc-Anth0ny Walter William Il. Lewls, John A.
81 L'eg't" -sscoad Dt'ictDr J. c. Jackson, Hon s.
Mo"'0e-SeeoDd Di'!ric-wm II. Bhg.s. George Arnold,
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a-T-lSin-X.


BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
They purity, strengthen, and nygOrate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote 20 change Of water ard Diet
They overcome effect, Of dissipation and ais hours.
They strengthen the system and eniyen the nioA
They prevent missDetc and int erIDi.ient feyers.
They purify the breath and acidy oftie storlsah
They Dyspepsia ord Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera M5rbss
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They the best Bitters in the world They maize the
weak strong and exhausted natures great rstore
They MADE Of pure 81 Croix Rum, the celebrated
Calisaya Bark roots and herbs. and taken with the
pleasure of beverage without regard to time Of day
Particularly recommended 10 delicate persons requiring
gentle smuant. Sold by all Groccrs Druggists Hotels, and
saloons. z. II. DRAKE Co. No 2O1 Broadway ~ Y
save your silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &c.-
HEGEMAN Co.'S BENZINE removes paint and grease
spots instantly and cleans silk. Gloves Ribbons. Ss. hc
without injury either color fabric Only rs cns per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally. ~
HEGEMAN Co.,
Chemists ard Druggists, New York.
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Good Horses!!!!
FINE SABERSlil
SHARPS RIFLES,
This IL the outfit Of men In the "'"N' H"' -
NDEPENDENr CAVALRY BATTALION
under the command Of Msjor Henry spsldna
800 ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS stoo
CASH BOUNTY
paid to the next thirty who enlist at the Recruto, o
No % Liberty.st or
Cor. Water aud Dover sta
Come on. Brave Boys Nor is your time
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For the sick az WoundeA.-unSer :, ni.r 6,n

For the Sick ~ W Ounde4~-Under m orisr ion1
sion and ldicioIs distr Ution Of articles t-
people the sick and dd of the Army Navy The
system after being well tried has beDfornsy approved ana
coneuded by the Prcritent the GIsfsn Ct.s and tho
Sugron6e The security it ohers against nisappro
pIiaiion Is practically perfect until TIE conr atoIs
dev-ed IN the ho-pas where they Lcessariy from
c sent through Of he largest Of its channels - supply,
has been sseTtaned THAI hundred have mzIrisd
been dishonesty used Discreet and
constantly employed IN visit all cse Of It's army.
Iacudig those the slu'hefu coast tie Msssipps end
the eern frontier to observe their wants dco. sp
pies where they ureied, aud secure
practicable their hones The Commssou does not
gTtike T. deliver articles individuals aud declines %
ceye contributions with MY restriction Their des;iHatiou
within tue limits Of the force employed IN the service 81 no
Milton il lecg OF T. ffcOhcsrT Onecs 70 stree sthen tho
onsm viii ate oc. bride h di.triba;on Of Roe p4al
supp r- but branch Of the work OF the Commission u
poys the bc, talent which be obtained m
oosuy o. aid H. larger purp0setO do al that y p0so.o
bu -den their ncuu BRACES ard sustain tnsir
. under he rriyation. and bardshps "hch esses
ll part Of successful warfare For tli purpose coniFpa
tous 20 il. treasury solicited They oe directed %
tie Treasurer g. 4. STRONG, esq No % Waist. New
York
commissioners under appointment from the President Of
the United S;a'es-The Rev Henry w Bellows d. d. New
YORK Prof A. d. Bsche. LII D.. Washington George w.
CulIm T. s A. WASN'T gton; Aleas.nce- T. Shrss, US A.
a.hiugion; Robsr, C. Wood VI D., U. , A. Washington;
William n. Van Buren,. D., New.York; Wolcott Gibbs
neus Il. Aguew, NJ D., New. ork Elisha Harris u. D.,
New Yofk. ). > N-wberry " ID. Cleveland; Cooree r.
strong new York Horace binDey' r. PaladeP his he
Hon Joseph Holt Kentucky r. ". Burnett. Cincnnati;
The Hon. Maxi sAinur ChicaEo Frederick Law Olmsei
wYors Contrib 1tous Of suitable supplies for the SICK
aud wounded VIII be received at the Ioons the onehs
Central Relief Association. No 10 Third avenue Cooper
| MON. sew.iork
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IrOnsI,e. Regiment.

Iron.Iie. Regimeut.-A War Meeting will be held in
the Marset.st Church. WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2itb
inst ~ o o'clock, aid ia filing up COMPANY h. Of This
gineu, The pubic cordy invited to attend Tho
loving will address the meeting: The n JO-
SEP NOXiE. MsjoT BARNES Of toe lron.ioos Col.
GRANT. HENRY C. BANKS, the Rev CHAUSCEN d..
MURRAY and others. The Heaiqglrers o. thIs Company
/, a. No. $50 Grardst DANL. :. MAPES. Cap.sia.
% rnds +: CRAP isI1:0 {Lieu.enants
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u,.r 49, oF -. WHINE.

seymour 10Y "''''''
v2'9' -
TIE 'AsL " 'fN. M W.T..
There is p. s'a - - ,
who allowed Oo'' MUS las J~,"V' ~ ''""' y" s
render Harper f'iI.' anu VII fo'", WIZ u''-
gracefully 'p~'o~ea M"t!Esnu helsh's' VIII hOo"
he held % strict account
TIE BURIAL OF TIE DEAD ON ANliEIAM I
iitLo'
I--''" ',y a -. =, L,.,,.
o"'- ".'" " ''0 H'''-0''-' 'o'"'!' - "''-'' '
i's '"' "''o'
PRofV'iI'VN' .,
ne tl.'.''' . N'.o''- -'' W.
cefei % lhe. "fc hoi 'ioN - ~ ".''' i'' 'u' ,'
Wil.hiie'e i-en, may Do. '- -,'f' W. o'N"~'i i'''
regular "mtaia"ce corps '' '''N' 'n '"'f''' VIC
wounded from The heid aai 30 'uryi the ue"d'
"fN' - .'''. ~. = ~, "'' ','"H' -,..I
i' .'''." ~
o.. ''"' S-'.' VII - ''' '->' ''''-0' ~
N'.o 90 ''t' "' -
an" ~" 20 ,'il' 'Nr, IN .I
Capt. 4.'n.S craven OF Tue b''o"!" IF Oh '''"
before Court MaltGl IN New-NOrl on sCNera.
d. try.s one being fil he returned 10 q widow pro-
fcs--G.V Iowa.. who I've, al or near Nic.tburg, l.
rrru Iar OF .i.1tR tna+ la1 worked On board Aif
.. .... ..,...-, o..
49, '' TO '-'-' 80 "
I.... ..,..ff ID aiI.s .fIrrel Il tic
,r,
OK rtorrrv-- vOrNp
~
t,n. L)1etr 80 Cotiucil ti't &c o''' "' ''' ID
...... ...l IN, t,,, ,,,..is I.s ,,ar,rd La.
'''N ''- ''
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IronsideS Regiment, Company B.-Slen OF GOOD
Character ard uab wanted for nls Company OF tie Head
quarters No $50 door Of Broadway, AL the
Bount.e. paid and superior advantages offered
DAVID u. TERRY, Captain
EDWARD ABBOTT, lst Lieut.
ktrPATRfCX. I'd Lieut..
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Fifth nIetropOIitan Guard.

RECRUITS wanted for this splendid Regiment now Or.
gauizing for the war under the command Of
Col T. w. PARMELE,
Late Major of the 37th Regiment N. Y. s.
Applications received at the Headquarters
No. 10 Howardst,
Nsss broadway.
LIBERIA Bou1ties Guaranteed.
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