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Arrested.-on Friday evening last,
Thomas Sullivan, Esq, of sapdusky, was
arrested by Sheriff worthinRton, by order OF
the U. S. Marshal for the Northern District.
and taken To Cleveland. Crime, dis,oyalty.
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Fine Printing.-Havinq Just ,

Fine Printing.-Hduing just ad-
ded a large assortment Of Nep Job Tpe
as iceH as other Fine Printing Materials
TO our JOB Department, tce are nor pre-
Pared TO do all kinds Of Fine Printing
in style not 10 be supposed Wedding,
InUitdtion, Visiting and BuNncSs Cards
printed in rery superior manner. In
Tint and Color Printing ,re cannot Be
ercsled. Call al the TRIBUNE Office and
see specimens.
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Dedication of st. Jos. Church.-S.
Joselh's Catholic Church vii, be Drdicat
ed on Sabbath, September l4lh. Arch Bsh
op PuRcrtL will dedicate the Church, and III,
Bishop Of Fort Wayne, and roLably til,
Bi,hop from Milwaukee, and other distin
gui.hed Priests will be present
Bishop PrRcrLL viii have public ressp
tion 10y the Band aud Catholic Churches, O
thi. city. on Saturday afternoon, 1910 in
slant.
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More Arrests.-Wc learn frc m the ClevS
land Herald. that Daniel Felncr. the ex Post
master at Brighton, was arrested last week OF
charge Of interfering with enlistments hnt
uttering disloyal sentiments.
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a New Institution.--Mr. ". r. Cham
berlin is putting up an establishment neal
the depot, for manufacturing Sol ghum on q
large scale. ltwiil be run by steatu.
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other.-The Herald also states, that a
man named Fish, has been arrested in Nor.
walk, charged with utterihg reasonable sen
timents and being disloyAl man. This is
the same man that was arrested short time
ago on the same charge. IL is right and
proper to make all rebel sympathisers s9e the
mark. or leave the country. There is no
,oom in Uncle Sans domain for such mean
eharaetsrs.
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Murderi-Frederiek schseher. who kill.
ed George Schneider in ssEdusky. on
Wednesday week last, has been committed
for trial, at the next term Of the Court ol
Common Pleas Of Erie county.
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NAV hsOs sFsaNs
IN PURSUANCE or an Orlrr Il the Pro
bate Court of the county of Seneca, aud
State of Ohio, to me diNctcd, ! will "tl'r NJ,
Public Sale at the door Vt the Court House,
in Tire city of riihu, In the county and State
aforesaid,
OK SATURDAY, 2ITm DAY OF SRrT T,
next, 1869, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. aud 4 u'cl"ck T.. NJ. OF said day. the
l'uwiag described real estate, situate IN
aid county, TO wit
A part Of the Wcst half of the NUth. wcs,
quarter Of section Number three t3l town.
ship, Numl-r Que % North Range. Mum
bci seventeen 40 East, snd bounded as fol.
lows:
beginning at the North west corner of sai'l
quarter section, running thence East 10 II
chains IN and along the North liuc thereof tu
q stone, whence leaves Il lpach l. inches Ill
nmctcr, section ~ : East 26tS links distance
thence South n II chains on line parallel
with the East line OF the West halt Of said
quarter section 10 the center Of the Tiliu
road so cnlled): thence Moth 6l i5l West
I'LL chains On aud along the center Of said
road, to the West line of sald quarter section
thence North 22ss chains on aud along said
Wcst line to the place Of bcgnnnp, contain
/ wy Fph NiN hhu ClsluVl AONlso "
bad more or less, rrssrving and ,xc'pihl
Ten 10 acres OF land oil uf the East sid
thereof. which !. exempted from sale, a. Lice
to the Dover estate Of Phud'a A. DHg, wild
ow Of David X. Berg, deceased.
ALSO,
Al the same time and place. inlot numbers
three t3l, aud inlot numbered twelve W
both in the addition to Mill r aud Schuyler
Addition 10 the town Of Atiica. In the cuuni!
aud State aforesaid, free from cncunlbrance
TERMS OF SALE. @
ONE THIRD CASH in hand. Oncthirt
IN one year, aud one third ia two years, will
interest from the day ofsale. The deferred
payments to be secured 10y Mortgage upol
tho premises sold.
SAMUEL J. SEED, Executor,
or the last Will aud Testament Of DAVID X
bs"~, A~----~-i
Dy l.. Sr'a.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
Tifin, August 30, ls62 1T. Si,5O
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Behind.-We learn from the Mansfield
Herald, that the d, fcit Of Riehland county,
to clear it from draft, amounts to about 800
men. Some Of the townships are away be-
hi,d
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Rev. MIR. Phillips has been re.aproint.
ed, by the North Ohio Conference, 10 ST..
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. in this
city, aud will resume his laLors on Sabbath
next
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TIffIn. q. friday. september Ieea.
$. NJ. pETrENGII.L 4 Co..

No. "a Park Row. New York, II 6Staie
St., boston, are our Agents fvr the TrrN
TRinuSE. in those cities, and are authorized
to take Advertisements aud Subscriptions for
us at our lowest rates.
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Found, on the day that the l0lst passed
through I iflin, porlmonie containing some
The owner can have 1t 10y calling
upon II. l.. Mckee or his wife and describing
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Casualties of Home Regiments be-
fore Washington.-1he 55th, 25ih and
s2d Ohio, suffered severely in the series Of
battles bc.ore Washington. We believe
they were all in Sigcl's corps.
Col Lee Of 55th, has written TO his wife
that he is unhuit, though the papers place
him among the wounded. Col. Cuntwell Of
the SGD, was instantly killed, while gallant.
ly leading his regiment Capt. Brown oi
Co. i, 55th Ohio, was fatally wounded
Lieut.. r. Eastman Of Co. II, is reported
wounded and Lieut., Bromley, Of Republic
(Co C } wounded slightly, and prisoner.
E. NJ. Berestresscr Of Co. G. 25.h Ohio
our faithful correspondent, is reported among
the missing. Corporal Ogden has died oi
his wounds.
We suhjoin list OF the killed and wound
ed in Seneca co. companies, telegraphed tc
the Cincinnati Gnzettoi
55Iu ONO.
Company B-Killed; Corporal John Os-
ten, John Martin David Sherley. Wound
cd: Sergeant L. Kirkwood, thigh, severely,
James W. Headley, thigh, severely; +. N.
Fell, thigh, slightly; John Luman, aide
slightly; Andrew Nighswsnder, finger shot
of; John NJ. Sibbcll, shot through Lotl
arms, will loose one; Joseph Harris, shot ia
shoulder. severely; Albert J. Mariner, slight
y; Homer A. Dusfee. groin. probably fatal
Leonard Dnke, slightly; James I. whiten,
face, severely. Missing: Corporal VIM. Il.
Gear, Benjamin Harris. Thiscompany mus.
tered 36 men on entering the battle.
Company G-Killed: Hcnry Trox,l. woun.
ded, Lieut.. Bromley, slightly, and a prison
er, Corporal Frederick MelIan, probably
killed and left nn the field. Corporal VIM.
IL. Rogers, slightly, Thomas Longstrect,
probably killed, left on the field, George A.
Davis, severely. Valentine Davis, slightly.
Company H-Killsd: John q. Congcr.
Emory D. Chase, Henry Tallman. Wounded:
Sergeant Alexander NJ. Ross. severely, in
thigh. Corporal VIM. Negley, arm, severely,
Dennis s. Purrin, hip, slightly. Barney Wei.
sci, leg, slightly. Jas. B. Boston, arm. Mis-
sing; Corporal D. DsJean, EnOeh b. Wat
son.
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The Total number OF enrolled militia in
Seneca county, is 5,5i2, and the total mum.
Der oi Volunteers, 1881. This is only 223
short Of 40 pet cent. Of the whole number.
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MILLINERY
MANTUA MAKING.

Mrs. i. @. ALLEN wishes to
inform the ladies OF Tdn and yieiaiiy that she in.
tends To Keep nice assorment Of millinery goods, ala
Caps, Dress TTimWings, Buttons, belts, Se. she
viii spare pains in keeping the latest novelty OF
the season. Ehe has employed an experienced DTess
Maker 10 supeTintsnd that department. Family ssS.
ing done TO order, and IN short notice.
Dresses, Cloaks. and Mantillas made Mt prices 10
suil the times. Terms, cash Ladies give heTa call,
and you will 10 surprised al the ssceedins low Iuiees
Come aud for yourselves. Patterns fer ladies aRd
chidren's Apparel. Thankfal for past favofs, she
hopes aIllio share the pablie patronage.
Rooms on Market Street, oppos'is Ds. kahns ONCE.
maya -3m
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$40! WAGES PAID
500!

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MAoHINg
ConrASy. We will give commission on all goods
'ohbV our Agents OF pay wages at from sac OF sll0
per month"; and pay ali necessary expenses. our ma
chine !. perfect in it, mechanism, A child learn
10 operate IL by hall an hours instreton II s equal
TO any Family Sewing Machine In use, and Ne have
70 duced the price 10 Fiheen Dollars.
Each MaehiHs 10 wartented for three years.
Address q. RUGGLES,
Gsa, Agt Detroit Mich
june.0 f
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NOTICES.
BEAR IN MIND

vB-That the TRIBUNE has the isrg-
est circulation, aud is, therefore, the
best medium for advertising, in Seneca
Coanty.-Ri
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Lieut.. J. Il. IIord has been honorably
discharged from the service and is now q,
home.
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Trespass and Da mage.

Notice u hereby giyin 10 those uespasssn through
my farm, doing damage such as tearing down stone
piles, hro wing railg Of the fences, ehopPing down
trees travelling through the standing srau and grass
and cRrayihg away fruit forom nv orchard, OF any
such like conduct that dee uniaed TO put the law
in force against such Tuhan inuadsrd
JAMES GRIMES.
july II 3n.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

LprstY TowNsiur, Cta Wford CO., June n. pc'
Ma. EpiroR;-f it.-Feclin, itA duty owe o. tie
afflicted, wIs taken with billions drrsng emeni IN
lrfs, witch was Vcry severJ. ifesoted 10 the ".
~, alopnthic dOctn, in hGnbef, in Bue,rus.
Cleveland aud Rnglss, IN ihe state OF Obia. stn,
rd luIr weeks ih tlrvelsnd, gcftinE no better
stepped in Rugles, Isfon D., called on an old N. 80
whv said had Tape Worm. lie gave me ~ gfains
Of GnlOmel aud turpeatine, u i0oseurl ery tee N
aud was nigh filing NE. Others In Bueyfus ssij
mad the Liver ComIlani, md gave me huge doses ~
calomel aud quinne. grew wof,e all the iims.--
some of the doctors adv sedm To iravel TO gals a,y
he,th, while Others sa'd would never gain ny beabh
aud get well.
When all medical aid ofthe OLE school faculty had
exhausted their skin aud all hope was gone aud Rte
deprived ot iwns prevailed TO 90 and rmploy Dr.
A. BENIiAM, piysopaihie physician % Meia,orr,
fsnecH CO., ohio, ~ho, with bic mnst ry skill sps
ssnstiye temedies, restored me TO health 10 aissl
~esk., when walked home, II railss, IL oas ds, I
and got able TO 90 10 work, aud qpitr wrlf
with the esrcpton ofihs sdire effects OF the cslemsi
with that exception, have enjoyed good health er
since, aud have known Dr.A. BennAm TO cure nun.
erous eu,ss, whsre their ply sieiads had abanoa.t
hem and all hope was gone. oud advise The alicei
10 call on Dt A. hsRhas al and not delay shs
tongsT lie can break fever, ~ any acute chro.s
Ito dissuss, ia ls.s time than ANY Phy,Hiaa sssf
knew.
JosEPH WARNER, Witness. fNFff
ID. A. Denham's medicines foi sale By DuBeis
Il TO-, Tifln. ~
iul, IA aa
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ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MoNUGENTs, TOMB AND
HEAD STONES,

at the Seneca County Marble
Works, immediately sdioinlns the Wus nudge
TiHin, Uhio.
The Monuments, Nc are composed Of owl siaa Ne.
signs, and ehoce selections iroa, The slptcpi.
ate and hesutiu sruvtntes IN mode use, Which the
rrnprsiu1 is determined TO sell on the most scco mo.
tatihr terms.
to ~ crjets sttrudcdto With rtcartHess.
ty-ENpetirncrd work men employed and sent -
alpatis Of the state to erect monuments made hv
tS' Specimens canbe seen At tho ystls, ~ in tle
eemeienes IN and around r.in, otin ssnscs and al.
Joining nniies.
Ma, -, O2iy a. NIEnEI..
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Wood Wanted.--A few londs Of good
seasoned wood will DO taken at this Office, il
brought in soon,
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Volunteers and Excmpts ia Seneca
County.-Through the polii.ne,s AZ Judge
ELbert, We are permitted TO cory the follow.
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George IL. McIning.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor.
Once ia Halr. Block, over 81. jshn' p'Us s,eIs
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SENECA COUNTY
MARBLE YARDS.
Immediately south Of the w re
Bridge, Tiiiin, o.
ARNER NIEnEL.

Tombstoncs, Monuments, Man
tle pieces, Table snd stand Top.. snd e,ety o,hs
sriolc In hishue manufactured 70 order and ~ ~,
most approved an moaetn styles.
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fin Prices Current.

IIutu EFtCcs SuEEthts
tCotrected Neeklyby \. u. SSEArH, Dealer In a
kihd. OF Grain, re, loesief's Block, Thin.
FoEk-3,hn SOTO 400
WHEAT--eOan
CoKR- (sbsllsH30l.
do (ERrl25e
RYE--OUaiO.
BaRLEY--nna5e.
OLTs--.2 d9Ie
PorAroEs--5uedi0
fLAy Sign SO.bOdi 90.
BUrrsR--09 9Sa
LARp-5c
TALLow--Gc.
SAuKEp HANS Case.
do sIDEs ANB SnouLDERs--fo.
PICKLED PoRk--69sc.
CLoyES sEgD-s3.s5.@i,O0
BgEswAN.-OuiB9Oc.
FK K>rHgRs--aD0Oc .3J
RAas--2c.
GREEs HIDRs--3ke 6Dt
DRS do sc.
Esas--Ode. . doSrn.
Timothy seed,-l.iO9i.Bo
WoOL-It $50
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25ru ONO.

Company G-Killed; John Bsnnsr. Geo.
MeVicker, George Ogden. died Of wound.
August 9Th. Wounded: James Male, arm
and side, slightly, George Taylor. thigh. So
yerely, James @. Houston. thigh broken
Missing; Erwin NJ. Bingstrasse.
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Advertising.
Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved man, lnrge business;
Has created many new business.
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PAY lJP +!

All who know themselves indebted to the
Tribune Office. either on subscription or 9th.
ervisc. are invited to call at once and settle
up, before leave.
By order OF
II. l.. MCKEE.
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ale remembered the forg"ticn'' was beau.
tifully said OF Howard the lhilhnihropist. II
also applies to every man who brings the m
alterations, comforts aud enjuymcnts Of life
within the reach Of persons aud classr, who
are otherwise deprived oi their advantages
Especially may it be said Of him who laho ri.
ously seeks aud hnds new means Of pressrv.
ing health, "the poor mans capital and the
rich mans power" We think this eulngium
properly applied to DR.. J. Z. Aver, Of Low.
ell, the renowned ch,mist Of New England
who, srurning the troddcn paths to fame. de.
votes his entire abilities and requirement. Ia
the discovery Of Natures most rffrctaal rem
cdes for disease. When the hidden bless.
ing has been revealed, be proceeds to supply
it To all mankind alike, through our drug.
gisls at such low prices, that poor aud rich
may alike cnjny its benefits. - tJournal aud
Enquirer, Portland, Me.
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Ma,,hew,s Chocolate Worm Drops.

Matthew's Chocolate Worm Drops.
NEVER f,il To destroy aud 0r,efminae all kinds Of
tst,ainsl worm& Are perfectly reliable In all cases.
spdfa superior, TO sny and all OF The Fancy Worm
Ceusctous aud Nermifuse, which are In use
They may be TAKEN at all times whperfcct 'sfey as
they contain no Mercury, other dee,crious drug -
Mother. should always purchase tlsm, and give their
children no other
Essh >oS contains 81 oroP'.
tNo Csihattic ~hsteveri. aecessuyiobe given)
For sale by all druggists and dealers in medicines.
ClIAs. r. WALKER,
oetlI'ly nuifhlo. N. ", and Fort Emo. q. W.
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mo- TnE NERYnnS oE nnrn sEy Es.

10 THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SENES.
retired clergyman having been re.
stored TO health in few days, after many
years of great suffering, Is willing To assist
others by sending, (frce) on the receipt oi n
postpaid directed envelope, n copy of the
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN
Al DAGNALL, ls6 Fulton strcut, Brcoklyu
Y.
June 10 4m
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tE-IlEADQUARTESS COMPANY n,
q. q. o. Sixth Regiment, q. ". Camp ai
Beverly, Va, July 9th. ls6l
DR. q. W RVHAoK, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Dear Sir-Wc received Your long wished
for aud welcome Remedies few days ago,
aud hasten To return you unanimous cSprys
sion IN regard to our high opinion Of the mer.
its ul same.
We have used them with great benefit in
our Company. aud heartily attest 20 the pub
lie opinion Of their great bcncfts. In our
cases, ESPECIALLY where there have been 50
many grcaI changes as from the civilian IN
daily routine in b Isincss at hrme to the cx.
posed habits of active soldiers in a strpngc
and unnatural country. do we most arprcci.
ate the merits of such heaven sent values a.
you're. To all these In our nsition de- We
most cmrhatieally recommend your remedies,
being assured, from experience, that they
will be very welcome companion,
Yours. very truly.
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt Co. d. Sixth Rcg't. O. V.
jams Y. Scmplc, lSt Sergeant Company u.
Chss. II. Foster, 2d S-rgcnt.
Chas. II. Russell, lst Lieut.. Co b.
1hos. S. Royse, ~
T.. u. Warren, 3d Sergt
5. A. Thaycr, ith Srrg't d"
sam ID, Schoo'cy Cunmis'ary,
Corporal Charles w. Taylor.
Corporal Edward Dnlmann.
Corporal Carlton &. Gable.
Together with 60 pnvatcs--a unanimous
expression being given.
For snlc at No East Fourth N=ect, and
10y druggists everywhere.
The spcci, attention Of Satlrrs IL solicited
10 this rs being the best articles for com
plants incident to camp life. nov7.lm
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Persons whoare abont improv.
Ing their lois IN ruhhe Cemeierrs and r'vste nufsl
Gfonuis, respectfully invited to call sud eNNmta.
The lsrge and complete hot uC
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The grcatFrcn c hIscmcdy
MADAM BuIyiN's CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE PILLS

Tho only certain and safe Remedy for all Cterin
ob'truetion., Monthly rificuhes, irreeulsritr',sn
all the other diseases to which the woman, Wife snd
Mo,her is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain no deletcrous ingredients bu
are safe , nd certain in teir scron They will be
found TO the happie effects in all eases Of FRO
lsPsps Uteh. in Leuehorea, or the Whites they will
be foundthe easiest and most certain Cure that be
found 1t son account ofthis oeusin'y they should
noise taken by Pregnant Females, tdurug the 6-si
Senhs, ~ miscarriage s ceTtaip) to he brought on,
but AZ ether peri ods their use u perfectly safe.
B.-une dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
10 soy suthOTEed agent, will ensure aphcknse ofris
b, tsturn mail.
C.CROsBY, General Agent, Buffalo, N. Y.
CAUrIo~ ~.-Bewate of Counter.its: the genuine
hsSs the signaure otC Crosby the outside wrap,er
kot sale by L. Il. II. John * Co., Dubois& n 90. md
Z, Maruuardt, ritliR. d. octliN
Worcester daily spy., 1862-08-08

rrb, ,,.,1,l;+;o,, f.,,, f.4 7 ., Al,
1Ie eApeui'ioh lroiii loi' heaFehwor'h 10
the Indian territory has been troubled by an
internal difficulty. The senior colonel. Weer.
soo,,s 70 have boor o,or,, ,,,o,, ,,,,e. e.. l..
s -0' ms
place. Il correspondent OF the cleveland
Herald, writing from the expedition, gives
the following account of Weer's movements
ord f,,a1 d;sr,,oca,,or,t f-o,o o,,,,,,,o,d
-'-''' - -''i' 0o'i,'i''','u
CAMP ALL ALONE July ~, 1862.
NO longer despair Oh lhe eApedltion. 1t is
aDuhdantly capaole OF taxing care OF itself.
me 9'h Oh 'uiy louiiu us VI! On uraHu rlVer' Iour-
teeh hllIes aoofe ioI' UlDson' III strength
ABOUT ocoo' eHciusiEe ioo Oh lhdiahs, with ten
uayS ratiollS' lou iiiiles from Iort scott, and
lolllils III our rear oo uo proteco protest Trains Inc
enemy nuiilDvilhs oooo 70 'ooo' WIN We've
pieces ol aLrlleiy IN poSiIloh at Iort Davis
Vn .lie Sout,i D'iiA vi t'e ArhaisaS' "ltii SANDY
te. ',iiu ioui vi ""'Gr' every Terry
Do@.' liasoG%I' anu an osler Glasses OF Doats'
- - 0'iei'i' e"'''''eu on tiielr sue ol the
r. ao.o,; Il.
woor naIIaI - ,,',,"tI e IoulSe @ 10 pursue ool'
NOV, ELL 5i.ai VI war where matters
stances ,ros Il,u an ,'le clrcuI-
hot,o. 60 ~ '''e Vhat twas
fror+ ~, ~ ~ ovloIe enlarglhg our
Col woo ~. ol council
be sbouId hoo " ie'ii'ein III camp liii
+rai,,a e., &C. C.I 'J,he Vi inc expected
H.; - 'i ~ NNT''' ne Sot up a small eX-
Peul'ioH anu i,iarcheu 70 Ulpson, which had
pcen ueselseu py tne reDelS; nndlng large
guantny Oh sugar ana other valuable stores.
IIe l1sueu 'le iollo"lhg order IN respect to the
Worcester daily spy., 1862-08-08
Recruiting Affairs.

Gov. Andrew has notified the second bat
TALON that they would be allowed to raise
regiment for the nine months service. Major
HOlbrook is to be colonel. The Boston Trav-
eller says the Cadets have been authorized by
the governor to augment their numbers to a
full regiment for nine months. Ninety good
men have enlisted in Somerville. A full
company is to be raised. The merchants of
Milk, Franklin, Kirby, and other leading
streets in Boston, including nearly all the
heaYy business houses, have signed an agree
ment to close their stores and counting-rooms
every afternoon, during the whole of next
week, to assist in filling up the quota of Bos-
ton under the call for three hundred Thousand
three years volunteers Gov. Andrew has
consented to the raising of new infantry roc.
iment in Boston, and has designated Iient
Col. Batchelder Of the 18th 10 command il
The other commissioned officers are to he co.
lected from soldiers now in the field. THO
two companies recruited in Charlestown as a
part of the quota of that city are full to over.
flowing, and some thirty men have been re.
cruited for the regiments now in the field.
An effort is being made to form company
in Barnstabe county, from the enlistments in
the various towns, and Judge j. M. Day has
signifed his willingness TO Command it. A Sa-
lem correspondent writes "Out of our quo
ia OF 1913 men, l76 have been raised. One