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A RTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS OR
II 10 branchers, small hands aud learners wanted.
Tie tcst wages aud steady work given va.
SCHOOLGIRLS, 90 White ~. leI S'lto
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-07

THE STEAMBOAT DANIEL DREW WILL
l. resume her regular trips for Albany. making
the intermediate landings, 'as per BILL" commene-
ing Saturday, june Ith, from Jay Of pier, at M
je4 4'l0T
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A UCTION NOTICE-M. u. CHAPMAN,
IA Auct. -M,.nihcent sale Of over $1,000 worth
Il Household Furniture, ut public action, THIS
Day, saturday, At puyat, residence, 10 Wet 10Th
st, near 9Th sv at II o'clock, comprising rosewood
piano forte suits oak dining rom furniture, msho
gEny aul black walnut chamber suits mirrurn cur
tsins, cocks, paintings, tables, chairs, sofa Dcds
velvet ingram aud other carprtng, bureaus bed
st-nls cTockery, china, s'ass nlyorwarc table cut
lery stoves oil clth, tcfr gerutors sc also ssspit-
ment b,snlnent and sItcheh fnrniture. 40
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STEAM boats.

SUNDAY, THE STH, TIE STEAMER
y EAELY, Capt. W. Bell, will make trip 10
Glencovs and New Rpchelle, Landing at White
stone, City Island and stratteuport, leaving Cathe-
rine slip ats o'clock; Broome st, y. H., 81; Tenth
st 81; Twenty-sixth st, 81 Returning-leavs
GlencOve ut =, m; New Rochelle, az, and stop
ping at all tho landings. jeG .'ia2
CTEAMER BROADWAY, FOR YONKERS,
- Hastings, Dobb's Ferry, Tsrrytown, Sing Sing
and Hayerstraw, every Afternoon, NJ o'clock, from
pier foot of Jay st, touching at Christopher,
je4 2&ac1lT
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A !. l.. SMITH, M'CR-WllL SELL
"a tlisdsy, at IUk pclo Z, the eutrc furniture
Of a family giving MP housekeeping, In the prsht"
residence II smith ~, near 81 ave. Every thing
must be removed this day. l-s
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A NJ. .MERvIN, AuCllONEER-
h.B, BANGS, MERVIN ~ Co, Irving buildings
bai AMI 5i6 broadway
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SATURDAY Mon nR, II NJ I, At lo's o'clock, a
small lot IL uNlug'uy and other aurntlrc-Sui'
bureau. wardrobe. 81. loo
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nANID u. EGAN, AUC1., WILL SELL
- ts day IT loA O'Clock, Mt Al West 2sth IT, the
furniture Of family going " the country, consist
nturc with marble tops lair and other ms'trassos,
palliasses, fine feather holsters and pillows mshog-
any hcd-teais, sofas, dining and other chairs
lounges, looklng-glaRses rugs, mats tabsscarpets,
uilclohs, paintings, ongravngs, refrigerator, ktch-
en- fIrnitIre, &c. 1l3
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CIiAS. ID. DAVIS & co. WILL SELL
Wits day. at l0t5 O'Clock IN, at their salesroorn
19l william -, Ri hand household furniture, con-
sisting of brocEtello suits tote-a-.te gilt frame
mirrors, chandeliers, carpets, &c. III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-07

N Wanted immed a,ely, s:,ut, allc-bo1ied men
q Gil upConpany q OF Voehureh Chas.eurs'
9th Regiment Eagle Brigade, Col. Geo. a. bu,k-
inghain, tlase Major list Regiment y Y M
o. whom good ratons ami clothing and nom sl3 To-
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NNANTED--A SMART GIRL TO AT
w tend flower stand. a'so smart Ivy. In
quire a. routceuth st, In the greenhouse bet
9th aud 9Th AYES l6l
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WANTED.

A FEW MEN WANTED TO FILL UP A
"A Company in the bsd regiment vo:eursh Chas-
seure Col GEORGE A. BUCKINGHAM, now In
camp 81 the Red House, l05th 81 and I'd ave. The
location and surroundings Is delightful. hne ground.
good bathing, &C., &C. The men ~ son as mus
eered are provided with comfortable quarters, cloth
ing aud good rations. Pay commences as son ss
mustered. Relief will lie given 70 the families oil
volunteers, and in accordance with Joint resoIu-
Zion Of Congress recently adopted, every voiuntes'
will be entitled 70 a months pay in advance Quail
Hed men secure tie positions u non-commis.
STONED officers. Apply g. Capt. ALEA. WAkhtN
SMITH, Recruiting Ofieer, MuIborr!, cor Canai ~
ie1 i2s10p
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FRO SHOEMAKERS-GOOD wORKMEN
~ 10 make ladies' work. Apply at X. MYCOETHs
% Exchange Place, Jersey Cay, near the Jerry.
i,o 3sl0t
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WANTED.

VXTANTED--4 IRON BEDSTEAD FINISH
w ers and one Blacksmith Apply to X. kREN-
KEEL, Agent, $50 Grand 81. W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

Ia tells US thai he could not help contrasting
this Ioy's heroic but modest bravery with that o.
SO nan who are seeking to obtain substitutes
in his the day and hour Of our necessitous
struggle
1.-THE boys-mere children-are willing to
bar their bOsoms to the murderous and vindic'
tiveenemy, should not the cheek Of the recusant
redlan with shame, and that Of the patriotic men
VIII AVE bounded forward to Te-enistment foI
thtwar glow with honest pride, as they see such
asthese can do and dare in the hour of peril and
shfe? Be sure that that boys mother gave
from her bosom patriotic nourishment, on which
trdtors and recreants would have sickened and
did in their infancy.
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EsTRAYs--sHELRY cn1INrv

TAKEN mp by 3 s. Clayton, on the III davsL
a OF September, 1851, a A MARE MILE ID
afteea years old, fosrfeen hands high. striped
down the back and around The legs, and valred az
trict. w"
Taken up by Peter GRADER, on the 10th dsy of De.
eem6er 1861, a BAY Horse, eight wears od. fifteen
hanas hlgh, rght eye weak, saa6ie Epot on left side,
shod al round and valued at $50. The above mule
ms been Ieit vita Jesse L. Harris, who rerides pesr
Memphis, Tenn.
Taken up BY @ Nicely, on the Goth dav of Dan ia
y, 1862 a BAY HORSE, ten years old, sixteen bsn d
high, ns sign OF big head. shod on three feet. and VA
ued at $50. Said Nicely lives in the Sixteen h Civir
District, two miles north Of Eudera church, at Perkins,
farm.
Taken mp by VIM. /. Eddins, on the 10th day of Jan
uary, 1902 q light bay MARE MULE, fifteen years oJd.
f8nfteen hands high, shOd before, reached and bobbed
and valued At SO. Sad Ed ms resides in the Sixth
Civil District, in the Point, near Wolf river.
Taken up by John G. Smith. on the 2lst day Of Jan
uary, 1862 q chesnut sorel MARE PONY, six years
Old, twelve hands high, blaze IN the face, left hind foot
white, marked with saddle, shod before, aud valued at
s4O Said Smith lives IN siensphis, near Auffman Town.
Taken up by Mrs, Nara Scruggs, On the 18th day Of
January. 1869 a socrel MERE MULE, fourteen years
SD, thirteen hands high. limps inshe right fore foot,
ana valued at $40. Said Hrs. Seruggs lives In the
eleventh Civil District one aud a fourth miles hom
oS.mHnIown- X s. FIFE,
1881 EeOrusry 10Th 1862 Ranger.
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DIRECTORS

w b Ross, ) B. williamson, S. II. Duuseorgb, G.
Del0aeh, A. C.. TrasdweH.
s. H. D~UESCOMB, Prest pro tenn
4. p. DUPUY, Sec'y.
This 90 Home Company VIII continue to insure
against the loss anu damage By Fire snd the perls Of
the rivers, at the current rates Of premium. losses
promptly adiugisd aud Iad. A. 2. DUPUY,
nOI3 Secretary
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LATEST FROM NAsHyILLE-BY THE UNDER
O RAILROAD.


Special Secret OrdeT-N0. 1852.
The acknowledgement of this division o
the Union army, in contemplation Of a furthel
advance into the interior of the rebel States, di
reefs that the persons hereinafter designated re
siding within the limits of States, be treated
by the officers and men under his command moi
only as friends but with marked respect anC
kindness, viz:
!. All persons, whether spectators or pro
ducerS, who ask for their bacon three times as
much as the pork cost them.
?. an persons who have within the last ten
months sold salt which cost them only two OF
three dollars per sack, for the price Of ten to IF
teen dollars per sack
> All oHeersl stoekhelde=s,- and agents OF
cotton mills who have been selling their yarns
and cloths for three tunes the cost Of produc-
ton.
4. An planters who, having Large surplus
Of grain and provisions on hand refuse to sell at
any price, or who sell at three times the cost OF
production.
8. An persons who this year plant a full crop
Of cotton or tobacco.
6. All persons who may be found selling any
Of the necessaries Of lie for exOTbitant pIofts.
z. All persons who may be found decrying
the treasury notes, or bonds Of the Confederate
government, for the purpose Of buying up the
same at a heavy discount.
The commanding general being well satisfied
from his knowledge Of human nature, that all
the before described characters are enemies to
the rebel cause, and his judgment being that ev-
cry two thousand dollars thus employed in said
aVocations is worth as much to the Union cause
as one efficient regiment, he will insist upon a
strict and intelligent observance Of this order.
Let the order BE- executed that in case we have
10 retreat, said friends may not incur the wrath
Of the earnest rebels.
BY order Of the Commanding General.
SAMUEL I. ~SCROGGINs, Adiutant.
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e Paymastor Mexican Buchanan, who was
on board the Federal steam figate Cumberland
when she was sunk in Hampton Roads, by the
MerTrnae, has arrived at his home in Charles
town, Massachusetts.
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NENPHIS BELL And BRASS WORKS,
G4RR.gTT s O'H.qR.q,

LEtFtkVAs DAFeeF-
Fourth door below Union st, Memphis, Ten
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

MANUFACTURES Of and dealers in BRASS
M WORK Of every description, Steam. Gas. Water
and Lager Beer Cocks; Steam and Waier G1sses
Military Announcements spurs, SIirraps, Belt CIssDs
Holster Buttons, b ckles, Rings Bride Bits, Holster
Uups@Sword Trimmings Qua Trimming, etc. OKLA
ra's Patent Lead Pipe Coupling; Garratts Patent Boy
Metal Sewing Machines and other fine msehinsrv
carefully repsired. Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
cleaned, regiit and brOnged. Railroad AID Steamboat
work done at the shortest notice, and ON the Lowest
our Mr. 0Harsh having been engaged IN the manufae-
ture of military ace0uUements for many ye zrs. We will
undertake 10 get up any arace ordered either from
sample or draught VS. ere prs9aredto Dc any amount
Of BRAS Casting, of an b ma, IN a style not surpassed
East, West North o. 5 9TH, ana Oh fbe shortest aotiCe
All orders Rlied by tbs time specified without fail.
Cash paid for Cd AGaL or taken IN exchange.
jal2 3mt
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MILITARY notice.

HEADQUARTERS
MEMFHis, March 10, 1852 {
special Order No. 1872.
Jfb hereby ordered that all sRgsr and AfJss,.s
IL md Cotton, now in this CITY. svcent srcb - p
nseaea iot AMY supplies, bo immediately removed Ia
sen Polot as msy 9e desiglstsd BY the Civil 4ovsyror
II Upon failure Of any patgy Or p.rties "a ,,,,,,v
with ths order, the articles mentioned viii ~ ~o5fogI
nse Of The owners. J0HT - y e&
- Null Co.,,
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On day last week in Masking bis usual VS.
~tstions, the Rev. D McCabe called In at the
Maryland hospital, Richmond and iu making
his rounds, was attrarted 10 the bed of q youue
and delicate boy, suffering from the effects OF
protracted fever. Tn little fellow had seen only
fourteen summers, aud bis thin, pale face bore
marks OF disease and suffering. The following
occurred, as reported by the chaplain:
How old are you, my son 2" said the rev
erend gentleman.
81 was fourteen my last birthday"
army m
"Yes, sir but 1 thought It my duty"
:" Where are you from l'
Mississippi, sir"
What Is your name r.
Dwight Sherwood
why, that is a northern same"
Yes, sir, my father was a northern man, but
a good southern man."
: And your mother, where is she p
His little thin lip q%uivered, as he said with an
effort to suppress emOtQn he is dead"
Well, my son, yaa young, aud you
are very sick. YQHsWe afot able to endure the
fatigues Of a csm afh, and If You get better.
you had better return home, hadn't your
The boy turned his large, eloquent eyes upon
his lnterrogator, and finally, but modestly re-
piled, az a slight flush passed over his pale, ex-
pressive face, " not Untd ths uar Is oosr.s'
why, what can yOu do, you are so young,
and so delicate ~
Il am a marker, sir, and I hope soon to be up,
and in the field again. I think It my duty"
Well, you ought to try and be a good 10y,
to avoid everything that is wrong, and Yea
ought to pray TO God to give you a new heart,
and to keep you from falling into bad habits"
Il do, sir" said the little fellow, his eye hait
eonceaiing itself beneath the long, soft lssh
Ny mother taught me 10 pray. / have kept
out Of scrapes, and have had "a difficulty with
any one but once, and 1 did not sock that one
The reverend gentleman then held further
conversation with the brave little fellow, and
promised TO see him again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-03

4 s We CAN NEITHER COLLECT MONEY DUE
"A US, aOr buy goods on time, we must gel for cash
or close orr doors. our friends will readily discover
the necessity for selling
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INV WID TVN AVW !
Show me your tung, etc.
Sum of these questYuns was statistical.
Emportant-Federn Order.

From the Augusta GA Chronicle and SentinoLI
Mr.. EDITOR: Whether the subjoined docu-
ment was found upon a prisoner lately captured
by Capt. Morgan, or was otherwise obtained, it
would be improper now to state. Thinking that
some Of the good people of Georgia Of not of Au-
gusta) may need something to inspire them with
confidence in their tortuOus ways l send it to
you for publication. TIMOTHY GRAFTON.
Madison, Ga, March II, 1862.
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STE.A.uBOaE

West Of Court and Main streets, Memphis,
Tennessee.
II AVING catered into par.nership for the transso-
II tOn Of business as Steamboat, Commercial AMI
General Agents, the Undersigned have opened heir Of
fee in rooms NOS. ? aud 3, Of Union Block, (entra ee
the first door west Of Court and Main streets where
they are prepared to attend TO business Of every de-
scription in their line embracing the following:
Steamboat Agency; Re Sale, Lease or Renting
ceivrng, Storing and For Real Estate: sale or Hire
warding Collecting Notes OF Negroes Conveyancing
Bills, ETC. Settling sndjofs every descriptions; Copy
Closing Books, etc Pro ing or Writing Letters by
caring suitable Halls for ex direction Advertising for
1ibitioc3. parties at a distance.
Al orders promptly attended T. for tie purchase OF
sale Of merchandise.
Il tue, they are prepared to transact al kinds Of bu
sincss embraced in 4 General Agency.
". Il. PAS5MORE,
O. H ID
iali2m J b. MARSHALL.
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r. General Bragg has issued an order directs
ing that telegraph operators on all the great lines
throughout the district are exempt ~homszilitary
duty and must not be removed from tBeir offices,
under any p~retence, without permission from the
commanding general.
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Ar,emns warn in tbe Army.

as / previously informed you, l am captain OF
tie Baldinsville company / riz gradOoly but
maieaically from dTummer's secretary to my
presilt position. But ! found the ranks wasn't
full ~ no means, and k~emmenced to rekroOt.
Having notist a general desire on the part Of
yOuDf men who are in the krisis to wear ep-
plerts determined to have my company ex-
kloosvely of ofissers, everybody to rank as
brigalier-genersL The fOllerin was among the
vaIisquestions I put to rekroots:
DoyoU know a masked battery nom g piece
of gingerbread?
Dc you know an epplert from a piece of
ehaII?
III trust you with a real gun, how many men
of pur own company do you spec you can man
age % kill during the war ?
EBv you ever heard of Gineral Price, of Mis-
soul, and can you avoid similar aksidents in
cas- Of battle
Hev you ever had the measles, and if 50, how
many?
How are you now
Show me your tung, etc.
sum Of these questyuns was STATISTICAL.
We are progressing putty well with our drill.
As all are commanding officers, there amt no
Jealousy, and as we air al exceeding smart, 1t
ant worth while to outstep each other.
the idee Of a company composed Exclusively
O. kommanders-in-chief originated, [ sPose l
KuTcely need say, in these Branes. Considered
8 idea, I hatter myself in putty hefty. We've
got all the takix at our lungs ends, bot what
We particularly eksel in is in Resin muskits.
We kan rest muskits with any body.
Our corpse will do its dOoy. We go to the
Aid Of ColuInby-we fight for the stars.
Well be chopped into sassige meat before
we'll exhibit our coght tales to the foe
Well fight till there's nothing left of US but
our little toes, and even they shall defantly
wriggle. Ever of thee," a WARD.
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n When some of the courties endeavored to
excite Phillip the Good to punish a prelate who
had used him ID, Il know" said he, that
can ayenge myself, but it is a fine thing to have
vengeance in ones power and not use it."
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NOTTCE

Memphis and Charleston r.
hsNFIHs, December g. Is6I
- - -
~ AND Aztec SUNDAY Derembe- 81 -
Ihiough Malt Train Will leave daily AT 6.30 = "
anu sElEs al : P NJ. This Train makes close eo.1sc-
and Chattanooga. ' stevenson
4 G1aaa junction Accommodation Train viii RIM
IaIy tSunaays e[cepted) arriving a 1910 A NJ aud
5.I3S 80 ". J. ROSS
10 General Superiufendent
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-08-18
Arrival and Departure Of the
MI "A Z Ia s..

THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
henrs. On the River there is variation according
to ocircnmstances.l
Princeton, Washinet eton, Petersburgh,
Sullivan, Carlisle, Rockville. Indianapo-
lis. Cincinnati. Louisville. ST. Louis,
Cairo, Chicago, and other Northern, Eastern,
and Western points, and Railroad Way Offices,
every day except Sunday, at...-....-.... BAN.
THURSDAY, and Saturday at AZ Pm
And every Modday at -s.--es 10 A. N.
Cairo Mai friverl every Monday, Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday as 1P.M.
Green Rirer Mail (for Bowling Green and 81
day at 3P. M.
C. ceps sunday, at eHA.m.
Neao Harmong Mail every Monday and
Friday at "A. M.
fNew Harmoay, stewartsyille, Poseyvire,
Cynthiana, and 0wensville letters come
Rockpon Maii land) every Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday at 5h A. M
Peters6brqh Mail (waY1 every Friday at A. N.
(Petersburgh letters, &C. come and go
by Railroad daiy.)
Oy,sthiaaG Mail every Wednesday at 7P. M.
!, fLesves at a. NJ. Thursday morning9
Hickory Branch Man every saturday at p. NJ.
TIME OF DELIVERING.
Railroad Mail, every day except Sunday at 81 p. ID
L5sisUius Maa (river) every Tuesday, "a 9
Thursday, and Saturday by 2P.~.
And every Monday at IA NJ.
Cairo 5faI Tiver) every Tuesday, Thurs
ruay, and Friday by fEta&s IA. NJ.
Aud every Sunday by p. N.
Green Riysr Mail, every Monday a. Thurs.
day, by 2 P. M.
Mt. Vernon Maa Qvpd) every day except
Sunday by 3P-D.
Ncv Harmony Mail, every Tuesday and
Saturday by 4P. n.
Rockport Bfoil Qand) every Sunday at 2 Pm,
and "wednesday and Friday at 7AM.
ARRIVES the evening before, after Office
hours.)
Petersburgh Mail (way) every Friday by DAM
Oglstsidna Nail every Friday at IA. NJ
fArrives the evening before after office hours.)
Hickory Branch Mail every Saturday by IL NJ
Rss- Post Offico opens al A. NJ. and closes at ~
Pm. on week davs. Delivery closes from to
a. 81. ard from 515to 81 =. NJ. on week days
during the closing and opening of the Railroad
mail. Oiice open from 10 p. d. on the Sabbath
JAMES II. McNEELY, P. III.
Evapsviio, Ind. Aug IL. 1852.
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NUM8ER g75
khArz........ HEILaA al
KRATZ 81 HEILMAN.
CITY FluEDRTI

MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS OF sTEA N
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Saw and Grist Mill Machinery, Tobacco Screw,
cumming Machines, Chinese Sugar Cane Mjlls.
Thrasing Machines, &C.
EVANSVILLE, IND
1--WE PROPRfET0RS OF THE CITY FOUn
ory Deg leave to inform their friends and the
kinds of " ~o eis
MACHINE AND FINISHING WORK.
ADD everything appertaining to the Foundry busi.
nsss They are manufacturing SrRAn ENGINES ANs
ooiLERs Of any size and power required Saw Min
eeachinery and Mill Gearing Of any size: DistiI.
Iery and Mining Machinery. Tobacco Screws Gum.
Horsepcwers Corn-ehelers M ashinery Of ali Kinda
MADE and repaired. Iron and Brass Castings OF
every description, Iron Housefronts Cellar Grases
ac. COOKING and Heating Stoves of the latest i'm.
proved patterns; Hollow Ware, Dog Irons Ao
BREWERS, DlsTILLEHs, RECffTTERs'&
Supplied with x-eTy description Of Oopper ana
snest Iron Wors Brewing Kettles, Rsffigerasors,
an improved principle, Columns for Alcohol stills
reast Jugs, Cans. Syphous, &C.; Copper Lead ana
M anon ripe; Copper, Brass and Iron Pumps Of every
valss Ior sees, spirits OIL Brass Cocks and
workmen sent to all parts to ht up work and do
Tepa,rs on Steam Boilers, Copper and Sheet Ircs
OLD METALS BOUGHT.
They are dealing in and selling Aliens lmprov- 4
steam Gauge, Wrought Iron welded Pipes and
bing, Hiram Hopkins Improved Smut Machi
Stepnen hughes Flour separators, German Boz.
ing Cloth, Gum Elastic Belting Packing, Hore A.,
OF the best kind; Tinplate, Sheet Iron, Block Tin
Pig Iron, Babit Metal, Speltsr, Fire Brick.
rhey have every facility of the best Machinery
anu "orknen, and viii give all work entrusted to
them, their individual attention, filling orders
promptly, warrantng their work. and are satisfieS
with reasonable prices
- Office and Sale Rooms, No 60 Main street
Founder y, Boiler Ysrd az Machine shop on Pins
vile. Indiana. Icy
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to those volunteering to go into the old
regiments. -aI..-i. -,.l..
By order of the Secretory of War.
L. THOMAS Adjutant General.

EXEMPTIONS.
The Vice President and officers executiv,
and judicial of the Government of the Uni
ted States.
Members Of both Houses of Congress
aud their respective officers, Custom House
officers and their clerks, Inspectors of ex-
ports, pilots and mariners employed in The
sea service of citizen or merchant within
the United States.
Postmasters, assistant posImasters and
the clerks, post officers, post riders and
stage drivers in the care and conveyance oil
tae mail, and ferry men employed on post
roads.
Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer
Attorney General, Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction, State Librarian, members of
the Legislature, Judges of the Federal, Su-
preme, Circuit and Common Pleas Courts
and their clerks, Auditors, Treasurers
Sheriffs, Recorders and Commissioners of
Counties, and Sheriff of the Supreme Court
All persons actually employed In con-
structing and operating telegraph lines used
by the Government.
When person claims to be exempt by
reason of physical disability which is not
apparent, the certificate of practicing
physician of good standing must be furn-
ished by the Commissioner, describing the
nature of the disability an filed with the
County Auditor.