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Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

IRoS- CLADs PREPARING FOR AMERICAN Wa
TEKs.-The following statements given By a
London correspondent Of the Boston Com mcr-
cial Bulletin, are very positive in regard 70
certain naval movements IN England, with
which rumor has been busy for some time
past, No doubt our government j. fully aware
Of MI the facts ia the clse:
at is well you are about completing a fleet
Of Monitors. You are likely to need them be-
fore long. workmen are engaged night and
day on the Mcrsey, on the Clyde and elsewhere,
in building some twenty iron clad-, which are
TO see service in American waters. They are
intended to convey vessels into Southern ports.
This know TO be a fact. My information il
direct from those in confidence with the promo
tiers. lean only see one way Of presenting a
good deal Of mischief. Every port for which
they are designed ought to be in the power of
the American government before these ugly
monsters can cross the Atlantic: Then you
might welcome them effective aids in future
operations. To dissrm suspicion. il is ..popu-
larly given out that this iron feet is being
built for the Chinese government, but l need
hardly tell you that Mr.. Mason and his friends
form one Of the chief contracting parties"
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

We have frequently expressed the opin-
lou that any attempt On our part to hold
Kentucky, whilst the Tennessee aud
Cumberland rivers are ia the hands Of
the enemy, must necessarily prove fail.
ure. Until we can get control cf those
rivers. 10 amount of force, in our opinion
will ever be suffi ,ient to enable us to retain
possession Of Kentucky. How we are to
get possession Of them so as to prevent the
enemy corning up with their gunboats and
transports, is question for military men
TO decide Rebel.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
NOTICE.

OWING to my being disappointed in getting
- ajourneynan, AMI having been unable At
times 70 work on account nf sickness. ! have
been unable to fulfill al my promises to my
customers. If they viii give Inc further tiiIe.
however, will DO their work a- soon as posi-
bic.
Being compelled to pay the present high
prices Tor every thing consume. haze been
under the necessity Of raising my prices. which
are..now a folloas: Making Coat. SO to sI5:
making Pants and Vests. 81 to "a so: cutting
Coat. : 50; cutting Pant. and ye-t-. 40 c-nt-.
x. DIGGER
Washington, Dec 10, 1861, 472
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
~We endorse the following, from tn,

~We endorse the following, from the
Little Rock Gazette OF the 18Th ult., with
AL cur heart:
Gen. Cabell arrived in this city few
days ago, and has, We believe, reported to
Gen. Holmes Gen T.. is one of the very
first military men Of the day. aud it Is a
stigma Cd the Adm inistration thar he has
not been placed in a POSITION WHARF hr
could render the most effertiye s,rvicr t.
his bleeding country. Ills c-,ndu..r at
Corinth. has epdcared him to the Array
an to the people, and will forrve- s,sn p
him, TIE gallant daring soldier.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
Notice EOusrriDfs,

NAPT. G.. T. ETTER has full authority from
~ 1t. Gen. Holmes to enroll con-crips for ni-
Company az Field Artillery, IN the counties W
hemlsicnd- Lafayette ana Sewer. a. he crlrc-
lei nj Washington. Arkansas
That this order may be carried into effrcr
With A. little delay possible. cDn>cript- wish
int iojoin this branch Of the service arc hereby
requested 10 report Immediately to the under
-ier,d AZ Washington, Arkan-a-
JOHN G.. ARNETT. LIST It.
Capt Ettcrs' Battery It. Artillery.
Dac 1nth 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
To slave Owners.

n ACT Of the Confederate CoDgrc-. su-
"A fhorizes the cnli-tInen: Of Negroes t.
-ervc Cook. four being above 10 each c,.n,-
rnnv, aud captains of q mpanie- are author
rs 70 enlist them upon the written consent
# the owners. The M lcr-igned wishes 10 en-
list fur negroes under the above rccula ion !.
for Capt. Eitcr's Company Of Light Art Herr
Persons who may wish to fu ni-h tne M
moie. are requested to notify me Mt Washing
ton, Aiken
JOHN C. ARNETT. LIST 1t
Capt Etters Company L.. Artillery
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

B@r II is now positively announced that
Com. Farragut has reached New Orleans with
his feet, for the purpose of cooperating with
Porter in attempting to open the Mississippi
1t is also stated that Port Hudson is the poin t
of attack, and that its bombardment
will commence from below. This
place is under the command of Gen. Beall.
Of this State, brave and skillful officer, and
extensive preparations having been made for
its defense, the enemy will meet with a warm
reception, should they attempt its capture.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

ME have affected arrangements Ivy which
w think We will he enabled 10 collect
Quariertna<tcr' me Commis-ary'- Certificates
Tor property. supplies III provisions FIJI ri-hed
r. the army Persons holding such claims
who will put them in orr possession ai m
early day. can get them attended " fcr
reaS' natlr charge II mot collie, trl, claim
will be returned ~ the owners
llENPSTEAD s WILLIAMS
Dec 10th. ISG2. 4S-4w
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

AS-We see Tat mysterious Geo W.
Sanders who lately arrived from Europe,
'eu'si"ed but forty eight hours in Rich
n"' ii. mast OF which time he was closited
with the President. and has already de.
parted on his way back 1t is said that
he has effected an unlimited credit to
purchase everything we require, and that
contract. are eagerly sought to be made
tor furnishing US with all kinds of ma
chinery. &c. as we'll as steel c.sd steamers,
number OF which are expected to be
ready for The defence Of our cost this vim
ter.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
nsg- A New Orleans letter to n. No-th.,

Esy~ New Orleans letter to the Northern
press says sugar planting in Louisiana is ap
proaching its end. The plantations about New
Orleans are all deserted. Many persons are
buying crops just as they Sandstone intend
ing to try white labor while others are trying
to hire black labor. The cane il ready for
cutting The planter. intend grinding all the
cane leaving none for seed.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

BG~The st. Louis correspondent of the Chi
cago Times says:
the number of federal troops in Missouri,
Kansas and northwestern Arkansas, is $4,000.
The number subject to duty in Gen. Schofeld's
6eld Of operations is 10000. The Kansas
army. under Solomon and Blunt, numbering
$4,000, is in Missouri, and, inasmucb as they
have been useless to the government far it
IL hoped they will be sent to Arkansas and do
some service.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

GEE. MAGRuDER.-The Richmond corres-
pondent Of the Grenada Appeal writes:
Gen. Magruder will take his denarture on
the 10th for his new command west of the Mis
slssippi He will be accompanied by his full
staff, and will probably carry with him a tele
graphic corps, with apparatus and instruments
to establish communication with his bead-
quarters to Little Rock. His present roint Of
destination is San Antonio, TIE xas. where he
will remain for several weeks, though circun
stances will determine his position hereafter.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

srCoreorau, the great Washington
banker, has left for Europe, in one grand
disgust with the United States, buying
SI,60U,O00 in gold before leaving, which
he takes with him to settle down on in old
England A good many other people we
know Of would take disgust with bust
ness if they could settle down on 81 ,6OO,-
600 real hard money. :
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
:Th. w.s,;,u,o, oo,,s.,onao,.

NThe Washington correspondent of
the New York Times says that the French
government has demanded full ard imme-
diate indemnify for all Injuries inflicted
upon the French citizen. by Gen. Butler,
snd that the Stale depart ment is ready
TO back down to any extent from Buffers
sce.-that the Spanish Minister has de.
mandcd an apology for the burning Of a
vessel in Spanish waters by one Of Far
ragut's feet. ,t F 80. 49, i
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
S-A lady who left Nashville on tn

49, a lady who left Nashville on the
3th ins. reports to the Savannah Repub-
lcan the most terrible state ofaffairs pre-
vailing. The soldier, were absolutely
quartering on the inhabitants, and would
frequently force open the doors of houses
At meal time, drive the family from the
table aud 81, down themselves, devourin g
avery thing they could obtain in the cul-
mary department. Not content with this,
they would afterward rob the house OF
What yer struck their fancy. The poor
~ers suffering terri ly: Andy johnson
was IN Nashville; and, i, is said, encour-
aged the brutality of the s"!diery. They
~"re IN hourly expectation of An attsck
and the greatest excitement. aud fear pre-
'"'i.d.- Men, has Appeai.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
x25 REWARD

NTOLEN from the stable of DR.. n,
~ Powell. Is miles west Of Little ~
the Washington road. on the night a I,
November last, large, gray HORSE N
hands high; eight yesr- old netf rrhar
saddle marks on hi. back, : brand ~
shoulder, very din. supposed to 5s tAe |.
ne III the left fore foot; some dAppA
legs. Said horse PAGES very fast aud,
saddle horse, J "a. give the shsn !
Tor him delivered TO me eight mile, ~
o. Washington. or will Psy liberal rev.
any Information concernin, his rh,,rl.
A., n G. gE
POSf. about il hands high: br,ra.,
The letter ID On the left shoulder. Il.
around.
Dec. 10, 1852
BE- Little Pook True Demecr=, ,sas
copy 3 weeks.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

A GooD SUGGESTION A correspondent of
the Montgomery Advertiser says that large
amount of leather, suitable for making soIes
to soldiers shoes, might be obtained if the
planters would give up their q bands for the
purpose He promises to give one, which win
Keep the feet of fifteen OF twenty soldiers off
the ground.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

HasA The Houston Telegraph says that Col.
Rogers of the % Texas who fell so bravely at
part of the enemy by his Courage. So much
SO that the officer in command had his daguer-
reotype taken after he was dead. az that of the
bravest man he ever saw
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

DANAWAf from the subscribers. at the Salt
LII Works, in Sewer county; NEGRO NAN
named Zach, agcd about "a years; stout built:
very black; weighs about I6o pounds: Their
quick spoken; was formerly owned by T. v.
Collins. ESQ. and We suppose will he lurking
about Washington. in Hampstead county; Mill
wood, in Sewer county, or perhap. the neigh
borhood Of James Bradbury. who ownes hi.
wife We will give twenty live dollars for his
delivery or confinement in any jail that We
can get him Address
HOOVER & Trustworthy,
Nashville, Hampstead CO.. Ark.
Dec. 10, 1862. 40
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
n<y-The celebrated Townsend fSarsapar;ll

Ia The celebrated Townsend (Sarsaparilla)
mansion, in New York, which was built some
seven years ago at cost of SIP foo, was
recently purchased by A T. Stewart, the dry
was sold to satisfy two mortgages, with inter
est, amounting in the aggregate to $50, I12.
This is striking evidence of the unfavorable
influence Of the war ON real estate in that city
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

TEEEGRAPnrNa. Communication by
electric telegraph h,s taken place between
l. ndon and Turcn, 10 Siberia, distance
Of 4,030 miles 1t is anticipated that an
extension Of the wires will be made to Mix
.olaicvski, on the Pacific, by the end Of
thi, year, aud that Geographic communi-
cation With New York. by way of Sibe-
ria and California will be established by
the end of ne 1t year
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

H-The Richmond Examiner, generally very
hard to please, is out strongly in favor Of the
new Secretary of War. Mr.. Seldom. and saws
the selection is fortunate event, and that
great benefits may reasonably be expected by
the country from the appointment
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
zazA correspondent. of the Camden Herald

Eal5A correspondent Of the Camden Herald,
writing from Port Hudson, La on the 10th
ult. says: '.Brig. Gen. Beall, Of Arkansas,
one speaks highly of his qualifications. John
Fellows is his Assistant Adjutant General
looks hugely militairs, and remarkable well.
He makes the most prompt and efficient Adj
jutant General have met il, the service"
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

B65- Our soldiers are nearly destitute of
wooden socks. Will not the ladies make an eff
fort for their relief? A supply of knitting
yarn always on hand at the Quartermaster's
Office in this place.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

This morning, at daylight, body Of
rebel cavalry, supposed to be sixty strong,
entered Poolesville, seized Cherry and
Sergeant, government telegraph operators
stationed there, 10 bed, paroled them, and
permitted them to telegraph their mis- baPs
u Washington. The boldDess Of the
rebels caused much excitement 10 the
neigh borhocd.
The expedition of General Banks was
at Fortress Monroe on the 25th, and was
to sail for its destination in day or two
The Baltic is the flag ship. The number
B Of men composing the expedition Is SAID
to be 10000
Nashville is said to be encircled BY
CLAIM of rife pits and forts; The streets
lave been barricaded, and pitfalls made.
II is almost impG ssible to get in or out Of
the city. The nc 1t battle Il expected to
occur on Duck river, near Elk Ridge, un-
less the Cnnfederates should advance on
the CITY. Roseucranx' line extends from
Nashville, tie right wing, TO Lebanon
left wing. -.--.
Railroad communi ,ation between Lou
isvills and Nashville in now complete
A dispatch from Nashville, dated 26th
nl'.. says sixty paroled rebel officers and
soldiers took the oath of allegiance vol
| ar.arily, as did also number Of rebe
citizens.
Il dispatch from Cairo, dated Nov. 26tl
says General Hoover's expedition, con
sisting of seven transports. carrying abon
| 10000 men, which left Helena some day,
since, returned Friday 1t proceeded tc
he mouth Of White River, but owing e
~ lo~noss, could 20 no further. Its des
iinaiion il said to be Little Rock.
The Washington correspondents Of the
New York Herald, telegraphs that Liz.
DIN will submit In emancipation proci-
nation % Congress, for consideration ant
notification. .s
| Over three thousand sick soldiers arri
we'd at Washington during the last fc,
days, from Burnside's army.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
TnE TRANS. Mississippi DEPARTMENT.

The TRANS. MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
We learn that strors exertions are now
being made to arm and equip the whole
Western army, which will be undoubtedly
be done ere lobg.a An abundance of arms
have already been shipped West Of the
Mississippi. The forces under Maj Gen
Holmes and Hindman are generally esti-
mated at fifty thousand. The army is
almost entirely composed Of Arkansians.
MissorriaDs and Texans. In short time
We may expect to hear Of stirring times
in Missouri, as undoubtedly It's the poll
cy Of cur arms to make winter quarters
in the valley Of Of that beautiful but down.
trodden State.-Richmond Era miner. W
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

CLOTHING TOR THE 10Th Arkansas REGI-
MEET--AH clothing intended for the Goth Ar
kansas regiment should be left at the store of
w. II. Etter before the 18th inst. See the
notice in another column of Capt. IS. Haven.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

Be Gen. jackson, always to BE found at
the salient points of the enemy, pounced upon
large train OF ,upplies few days ago, in the
vicinity &C Charlestowns capturing $500, OOc
worth Of tsootis eommissaries. etc. "a b.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
Runaway.

EROM thcr subscriber, at the Salt Works. in
I Sewer county, on the 81 inst, NEGRO
NAN, named Abram; dark complexion; rather
tall; weighs l15 OF 30 pounds lie was raised
oy Adam Stroud, Of Clark county, and will
probably try to make his way to that neigh
borhood | viii give twenty five dollars FOR
hrs apprehension an delivery 10 me. or hi,
confinement in any jai! 50 that I can get him
Address,
.& +@taI B. II. Trustworthy.
Nashville, Ark
Dcc- Az, iou<- Az
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

UJohn Van Buren,, in = recent speech
praised the courage of Southern men as.
shown in the Revolution and the Mex.
lem wars, and tells Lincoln to his face it
is folly 70 talk of Southeruers running
when they are defending tlsJs..xiges and
Xhs11
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

Sss- The governor Of Tcxns hn. issued
his proclamation, calling out the militia
of The State, to the number of 5,40O met,
TO serve for the term o: three mouths, un-
less sooner disc harged. ' fis-sas
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

UJ. W. beverly aud DIR. Beloafe,
both citizens of Arkansas are ia the Abe
fIt'on army, oneas a captain and the other
surgeon. sF f.ss. |. 49, i
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

GIN. PILLOW 1t is said that Brig.
Gen. Gideon j. Pillow is pow in Middle
Tennessee raising q command for himself.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
k,lile Rert. Il. Nor. : lst

fsHfis Hort. -frt-. Nov. :. 1sf.
Having been invested Nv oTrl-r ~ Mai,
Ptir-. Ct mmanding the army NJ rhe West, Iii
full pa~rrs fpr the accomplishment II the q
losin. eni-. viz
t. brin. frrrn tire Ftnir If Artzn.a- y
officers AMI soldiers IN duty ~ -fher-i=e al
may i~cTr proper all soldiers rho have is.3l
Illegally discharged all Farolri ofSccr II
soldiers who belong fn tic army af the Wa
20 that they may be placed in their rra.(
commands
Now. th-rrf"re II l. ordered. MI
lsi- Tina; all officers anl soldiers h.'ens;i|
I" the amy ~ the west. now in the Staiss
irksn-a- on duty. ffl0-o forming comparr1
parts IF companies and regiments recently a
gained, viii be reported ir thrir e"n-nass
rr- ~ me vi Little Rock. ~ letter CT in ~
sou on or before the Goth inst. nj the sar
tirar stating the nature Of their duties. etc.
2d- That MI officers and soldiers. not
duty, with or without leare-ail soldier. VII
have hcen illegally discharged. and I'll rarei'
officers and soldier now in the State teles
Ing 70 the Army Of tho West. report to one
the places. and to one # the officers hereina
fer named, on or before the Gotta irs;., or oil
erwi-c they will be held =. tlr.crter-
III. That the officers an 4 soldier. enirac
m the above clause INC. .. report. either
myself, nj Little Rock: ~ Col u Province.
Fort Smith; Capt. H. r. J-tt. .f Wa -hinsts
Col Fowler, If fcllvillc. Col. John Griffith,
Clarksvilie; Lieut.. Col. a. W. Hah-on. - rsi
den; or 70 csrt Fletcher. "a. SPirc BluF
TOM r. DOCKERf. Crl.
Prov. Army. e. S. 4.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

HaF1 jackson, Longstreet, Har6ee, Pember-
ton, Polk, Kirby Smith and Holmes, have been
appointed Lieutenant Generals.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

.BG A dispatch from Pert Hudson on the
2eth states, on what was regarded as reliable
{ Information, that the '.290' had captured the
now Yankee iron-elad sloop-of- war Louisville.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
NOTICE..

L WISH to make contract. for the densC
Il Of any amount OF Bacon at this fcr. ~,
tween this and tho FIRST day Of Nay. 80.
Those wishing to make engagements Eh
come forward.
III. A.. CARRIGAN
t&A era Capt IA. C. s. $: 4.
Washington, Nov. IS, 1862. s0'
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

"A No ] YOKE OF OXky. -iI rc,r. ed.
I. and secondhand WAGON. Znaare |"
Dr. Moore & Snith, or the subscriber.
&C., r.-.- G.. M. vARykI.
Washington, Nov 26, 1862. AS-s"
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
Heodqnprttrs I'd Lrr- 1rmy Esa y.
Londen. Tenn. Nov. r-ss tass

Heodqrprfers I'd DIT. Army Ea. y.
LoHden- Tenn. Nor. I-sS Isn
SPECIAL ORDER No :. NM
!. Tn following named officers AZ \,
Arkansas Regiment, viii proceed te 49,
with the money cntrus,eti 10 their en-.
they will deliver 10 the families a. "a
taking receipts for tie same:
Field Officers.
Co. a II. GEO EBERHART.
. T. It. W. J.. COBB.
:. O. Capt. ~ GRANT,
I" d Private A. DOBB.
q T.. 1t f. G. WLNSTEAD.
:. r. 1t SWITZEE.
4 o. Private JOHN TES1Oy.
i H. and l. Capt ". H. EARP.
q X. Lt- J. Il. JOHNSON.
ILL., The senior ctic~r III charge yin ID
this order On his arrival. NJ the mes. euu,
lent points, for the hencfiih Of the famiEs
soldiers. VII
iii Having transacted their business
will return 70 their commands. irinrinr
them MI recruits. cOn-cripts ami cl.ihirrf
may b. procured through the senior ofhs,
~ Eicer will be- absent longer tlan .
days
~ command Or
Mnjor-iirii- r. r. MurOHAl
i. BROOKS TEEzEsAED. A. f. Ger.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

tIB A destructive FIRE lstely occurred at
Augusta Ga. Loss, half million, insluding
six Thousand bales of cotton
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

pegr Gen. Schof cid has received temporary
leave of absence from his command on account
of sickness, and is now in St. Louis.EA
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
HEADeuAnrrns, corn ARK. Rrc.r. !

Camp Rogers, Mss, Nor 2, 1862 ( ss
M \ hereby detail Capt w. 8. Haven to 20 to
Arkansas to procure wint.r clothing and such
articles of bedding can be conveniently had
Having lost nearly al our clothing and bedding
on the retreat frora Corinth we are left nearly
destitute Of comfortable clothing for the win
ter hope our friends in Hampstead ccnnty
win send rs such articles rs they can conven-
iently spare ..W
.h lHln fnHH.m JAS. H. FLETCHER.
1t. Col Com'd. Goth Ark Regt
In obedience to the above order, viii safely
convey TO the 10th Reg't al articles of cIothin-
eft at the store gf w. II. Etter between nov
eed a. lash n I4csmher.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

Transient advertisements win be inserted
FOR 81 per square q lines, or less,) for the
f-st insertion. aud so cents for each subse-
quaint insertion.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

S The following conmunica ton from
Pre't Davis 10 1t. Gen. Holmes, CON-
manding the Trsns-Miss. Dept, is pub
lished, dated, Executive Office, Nov. 18th:
GENERAL: Enclosed you will find slip
from the Memphis Daily Appeal, Of the
3D. inst containing an account purporting
70 be derived from the Palmyra( Mo CCnr-
Ter, federal journal, Of the murder Of
ten Confederate citizens in Missouri BY
order ot Gen McNiel, Of the U - Army
You will communicate by fag IF truce
with the Federal commander nf that de-
parfmcnt. and ascertain if the facts are n
stated II they be 90 you will demand
n e immediate surrender Of Con McNieI
10 tho @. nfed-ratc authnri-i-s; and ifihi-
demand il not complied with. wrn will
inform said commanding officer Tint yam
are ordered 10 exrcnfe the firsr fen "
; officers who may be captured and fill
into your hands
Very respectfully your.
[Signedl JEFF DAVIS.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

Jack Hamilton has been appointed Mill
tary Governor Of Texas, whos& b headquarters
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

WANTED Immediately ut this Post. rveny
w good, substantial Sir-Mulc HA6oso.
with Harness complete. Liberal cash PIT
paid.
GBO. TAYLOR.
MN h-u.. Capt 4 A. O. NJ G. =. A.
Was hington, Nov. 20, 1861 4sH
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

pWrr ~ Igorosf Marshal fsrns-fi
Little Rock, Nov. ., Is6s.
SPECIAL ORDER.
AZ DIVISION or County Provost Mar-hsl.
wiH, IN fnrthcranee Of the regoing seties
alter the 10Th inst, carse the arrest Of n
-nrh persons a. are embraced i'm the eeren
clause Of said notice, who have not reporte
Themselves in accordance Herewith and czs~
them 20 be delivered ut the places and t. N
officers named in section third Of said notes.
by order Of Maj. Gen. T. n. HoLs.s
b. II. DANLEY. Col. and
H-3rl Provost Marshal srs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY AUGUST II, 1862
THE REBELLION.

DArRI0rlC AMATEURS OF NEW yoRk.-YolR
country calls Tor sction, not ~or.s shnl u bc said
that Almost caSs OF individuals
Is represented in this fearful drama Tric.
tours ho disting uised themselves the
OFT Of the rebellion nut we have not body been rert-
scented Come then with US and let b. said that we ha
spectabiy reliesiei to meet at HARRY PEARSON s.
l5l Crosby street, on Monday evening, August 10.
W. A. BUTLER, Captain.
HARRY CarsLv. First Lieutenant g. e. BxcxsxR Second