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Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
NOTICE.

fsOn REV ARD will be paid for tF !. anbrebep- s9e)aj sion and delivery of JOr. N n pF9 TON at ley camp Said Pep;on .s about al years old, about , feet 10 or Ii 1T ..nas high f,ir com, plexion- blue eyes, nigh q .se bones .ials aboos t65 or l7o pounds, am oy profession farmer.-- sata festoh E 2. as re.-er from the army of inc Conn deraie ot .ses and the above reward will bu pai9 lof hs spprehensian and ielivegy at tnF camp n Saa @,iren county, Ark.
 R ;. HILL, Capt. tiascee Sharp Shooters, (. 5 X. i March |, 1862.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
NOTICE
N0 lNsL L. TREASUREhsS OFFICE.

J
 LITTLE RocK, March 1, 1862. TSROM and after the l5th day of March, l562, l will redeem, with specie, the Arkansas Trea- surv Warrants, numbered from l to 5,ei5 inclu- sive; from which date said Warrants will cease to bear interest. All Warrantsin the hands of col- leetors If revenue paidon account of State taxes or Fsif to collecting officers, will not come under ;s ,ntieesas such Hsrrants are already redeemed.
 c. BASHAM, Treasurer Of Ark.
 By Jas. A. MARTIN, ?. T.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
New Mode of Tanning Leather.

FEXHE SUBsGaikkR has Patent Process for Tanning R Leather that ~ilI tan heavy Sole Leather in a sy- upper Leather in 10 to b days; Cali other skinsin Jays. The Process is fifty per cent. cheaper than the Process and the Leather is heavier better durable all of which Is dons without Bark, and tkeEe any ga- tity ol the ingredient ill the country TEaMs&l00 for the Right of county, $50 for uvi dual Right
 War Bonds Confederate Mates, and Treasury Warrants taheu at Par
 Address, B. 0. HATTeX,
 Little R3ck 4Fk.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Look At This,

FEsO tl.I, WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN; This s to cer-
 v tItat hsgs ised the above process for Taanin an have also tIse,l Leather after it tanned and find that it ia the best Leather that have worked and slv the quickest process in the world Tie Leather is Tanned fifty per cheaper, is heavier better and durable and cordially recommend the public otry if.
 eamd..n. Ark., Dee. 2l, 1881. 1s--sm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
To Whom, rh,s May Concern.

THIS is to certify that called upon witness the Patent Process tanning leather invented and pat eped by our t0pnsnaI E. 0 Hatox tested and ers the ese witnesses process tanning in thirty hon pce of leather that will ae good upper leather arse shoes; y Of the opinion that his process good as recorIrendtd his adyertsemeBt and will al edy rlp about asanoete revolution in he tanning art He makes known the ingredient used in his tanni and there l any atty in the country and through nit th southern States. VIM. k. WOODRUFF,
 R. L. DUFF,
 K. 2. YERRES
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
NOTICE.

OST note made payable to Messrs Irwin X E1 Fawcett's order for he sum of one hundred aud sixty three dollars and thirty nine cents All persons are hereby notified not to buy or trade for said note, 4s t has been paid in full to said Irwin < Fawcett The note was dated about the last os January, or 6rst of February.
 W. N. PARISH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
AnrA.... prArrrNrranr 1an


 Mir B. O Hlsr9S-Ny- have thoroughly tested the ceipt for rannine which purchased of you, and have meditation in saving that 1t makes leather n much short lima tlup the eid fogy process. A0uf 1t , tanners and e planters wishing tan their leather
 Yours, \. J. WARD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

The above note described by ". N Parish and signed by him has been paid by said Parish in full 10 us. IRWIN < FAWCETT.
 March I3, 1862. By R. II. FAwcFTr.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

LANb4N, AkK.s DFcs 20, I6bI. Dr. R. b HATrox- pe9r Ssr; have te-t yaHr prose- for tanning enough to feel at liberty to state Shat s every rese t i- recommended n your avertiseiDc m tan leather if the instructions carried fully Yours truly, etc. VIM. A. BEEK.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

II relation ta tafiafH ~ sntat int0 rontrasa
 sac. A. ses 1 Mssrh 3 is.v. That any -Esnn per- sens aho sha herraffor maSe al3 psepnsai n writing carry oa transport mail ua routes which may se advertised to he e and person ef person sha h determined by the postmaster general to he sDtite
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

t the hy virtue of such pragoston and sueper persons shali al orrense into an obgfn with goed ald sufhcent slaIlty to perform aeeh coha' advertisements such perso persons stall forfeit and lay nuoh money as shall be the difference between The amount e9atsined in surh proposal and the. amount the
 sl master general shall have e Ty for the transor- ation of te mail such leate routes. which sum may he eteccyere by the postmaster general action he
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

fNNv0yanca 0l FetfaT9, a.c M 9at F1aF7 9eE797-
 sEr |, ect a AaS.s, is-7. That pevs9u, atitaf a ta9 steasser eaaorai ny aafhnr.aa agehfs. sa Fl Ep any foot horse P0s r sa egIVe v letters ai rarketa upaa any pat Ts yis < V Aa et gH'ahsspa1 such by lag. aa eFy person ao slli v sad herein sal incur penalty H a5t aNcetng lily a9lsfs ir tea leftaf lasEes so ,afflsas
 pe4ats increased bs a ItlI 1ltA and tsta EseEoHs 4 tb4 set al Nsrch iS5sg
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
IsslqsucFleNs+

Coaairia itions ' the Ccytrac, 10
 sba extsnt tht Department nay aaeia proper.
 l. Seven aiHaies allowed e eee iut-Frseiaa eec. when net rryiae specified, NI asserting tho nlas, but ai railroad .iepnteat ioutua, tiag1 i hs aneie delay tAsa k sufficient UT m e1eti8fgs ~ tee laas la-s-
 N piiya,, as 4tea ,tiat n es r g,5ntes where FIX -4 sF r. yrvang ,fn,it m ts xAA sveiai agents ffs Trs se i.rttas sisa N eIta hlauEs nIai lag locks asf kegs ae o l sen sfIgut ytTa charge
 sF.s,t,e1f c,aart at reuf.,ai ~ taae the sol s.o i.1issr ,4s f3, t,9ss t,tss thA nulr1eocs sss4 f fF5s ~ aud fFoI. all offices net a fes.., q l,sagsses Proposals te .5,ys,,et9 s1t.1ss n nside aervicssfat x Fv rrssas fsy44 ss. ts rnis areat ianatAAs
 st e m sr4 Fsr pgs caa sesel ia charge M ffs,.s l84el W sAtrgs eoapapifs IhsFe viii also N ae atiS prspara@ " laosialss ef afaaef fEs es ss7 soe.s t.5 aeeusapany lie usis spef iyin9 4be
 lr sl destination If the several bag t'n se rrinci. -Tss4, ,e ars of tonsres. ut AlaIc, z aslhs se Is,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
L0aLEaesaEs. ra.EIar.. M. N N .MaLn.

sHe aos oT March s- nat tAe peetniastaf een- ere anA Fl ether persots emlaFoa n te T os oihfe ll lhe custody yinea oi he man, sat!, previous to entering uln t5h nG#s assiehel them,
 e execution p then trusts, and l flre Ty sha be f tlei t receive aay euaiHnet tsaa4, respectively tEa aud snhscrile tue Believing eat o a rnagon bee >taie magistrate, ap! cause cFl9eats A he e ili he general pat nica 1, {. B. Ga a@sf se cage may lel That rill tfhliily pefie sa tha 3ptes re- quet VI ilie and abstafa froai sr h.a kabfaen W the laBF in relation 70 tho esah su4 os the post ca sa pest Ksa3S within ta4 g.n 2t4aee taTr pefs wh9 shall he, M ..a manner, plo7s2 esfs clsfeiT1 cenye y14Ce, management ta l l ha ess5eIt to ali paigs penalties aaa tt.res Nieiatg tha ene
 eigs, nealectaG the Ggses required s l tle lAY relating |! iha etahisbits ~ he past oee sd u raa waetAtr such person shak lats tAseA hc at nr arrus- ta1 above prsscTfsysa *c
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
rosIa AsffE cvrkl apl others rapIoyei n pa-s olia


 sRc f2 set ef 1iafrh & ls-5 That Do postmaster s-s- tait postnasr. clerk employed my post uace eAa ba contractor v ceueelned p caafraet T eauytag the nril. sAc t. ot July lfa6. That f any person onR yed in the pes office aenaFtesR stntseer sha become interested in iaif cOtttaet agent, with nr wtkt compensation, in any matter thin relating to business in aall department d any p-fsan ni=s from ofce slali be 4te ray much money would have been rsa.fsd from asi contract be ls- covered n an acon oi des5t m any court having iarsci9a oi ha post office department ani t sal e .ts 3 Ina postmaster gnela N cause ggpesntian he nstitue
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
FoHst q fRoaos4t. atAsNfF sTn CERTIFICATE

F0Bst or PRe40s4hs GlA@NtF tFD CERTIFICATE THa undersigned ---- VI }-t r1st office aalrfss is county ot ---, state f .t--5- pfQlas4- convey !hf iaaHs af fhe Gers et te s.4te ftrt i lsa2, to June 33, sao5, Rgfsta asa ---s b3t sse -- aId--s U5s rtae hivefsemegt oi tEe lyssmaaer general, daee .aiu2ry 5 sa4. w ceierits aartanty lf sfslltifys for the annual saT ef --- dafsas.
 Tzs raposai is 54e es5 f.5t kRoyeage of asiance qtttc san9 tte sge af ne aH Q 5e casrtea, and GN ctaer pat tcf8ls riar f9 q f0ata da1 srtee eno afyo efjc ft, r9n]aatioa q t1r 'gsr7 e4instP ioPs aHtstsl Q tAa aureriSeass.f.t
 DF5ea
 fs ,r-f1f eA 4eslarIat ----- statc nf --- under ta tl.r H m fLegoin ad for carrying the prsil on Nn " a,eertat bt t. F1stma4ter general, the bidder ebaf nrol 10 hr 5f Jas of August 1862, enter the faifed ob -ati0n cnraes D perform ts service pre- t,ssoa ssitlt good alp! sufficient sureties.
 yEs M ~ ,aaeretaaaiR5 dtfttig tfr ot{jyahoas and lf f5 asspf q hg glgnatfe t,ldrr ias TH setioa ef 1 " ~ corgtss q JqiY 2 s ona 7,gs ia farce "A .6c tY.Js assttf St3a tg tira- f act arprrri ed Fra- crg, i~et.
 CzRrIss. Ans.
 The undersignea. postnastu at -, siate of 4, car- thc ave rarators an4 AmoRs th m t te ofrronert, aud abls To 3aase good their saaral's
 La,el
 re pgolesa N st e ai " ha bidder. ~ bidders the uarautg by c6sn garatl, and the certificate by postin&ster ir1ga q coHrt af record s6ud hy nA direct toll Chei tia Contract Bureau, Pest oaice nsparrsrnt Richnipud, Eysi1is, marked -aruns-ais sfate of f----
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Requiring service to N !e o relowes hidIe- etcg ec
 se IS act of march3 1545. hat 1t shall t tho daty of the nnaster general in all future lttu of contracts for t taas9ratcno Of the mail, to let e suue, in every case te m vtst bilder tendeiitg sufficient graranes foc fh f erorance without other reference to the nie o such tansrortao than may baneeasFay C provide for the due cerity oernty, and security of such tansptraon nor shall any ne contractor hereafter be required purchase 5t or tn takeat valuation ho stock Vr vehicle of previous tuutracIur for the same route |.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
Latles or glaran'or4 bidders who fail o gnter into
 

Bids of failing oontractoas may be rejected. SEc 2i act If July . lSs6 That the tnaster general shall not be bound consider the b Of any person who sllan have wilfuy neggently fei to perform cute prior contract.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13

Nn nav e b made unl contracts are exceute1 nor for
 additional service uaiess previously ordeieI.
 SEC q, act of July c le36 That person whose bid sr t o of the mall may be accepted shall eiye tIl pay until Ire sla haFe executed his contract cordg to law a9d egaiaans at the departments sha AN r.b,aft he made anv additional regular yc3 in ppration of the lna unless tho shall buy e+n rendered t o6ence pfsr legal order ct the l,ast master general.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-03-13
In relation to combinatlons among bidders 10 preye

bidding.
 grn 2S ort If Iuv Q 1886. That trans at; f Ne ajl 5ial know nely be made bv the nost- aster general with any person Fbo shall have entered into any combinations proposed 70 enter nto any combination tn trpyat e making e ay bid f mail contract by any other person esons, uho shall have madcany agree nent or shall given performed promised o give or perform any consideration wha4eyer do 10 o thing whatever, in order to nduce any other person or persons not to mail contract, And any person, s9 Offending Le laaig cunrs5r he may ls forthwith dis rssed sarvic o tbe del Ttueut ffor1eed That whenever tho postmaster oeal ssn aerc@e the power r sIci on hio, KY this ti04 e sAah transmit copy statement of the which he scts Congress at irs next session
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

Brgota arrived at this port On the 2ist rcm Val
paraiso and intermediate ports.
The asessmen, On cotton goods had caused great ds
sssls' and had led 70 debates N sns houss "
Representatives..
The news that steamer had foft Calho, Peru, with
and assist Gen. Urbna 10 ms Hhouster expo
dstion against Ecuador caused grest excnement and M
dgnation NJ Chbe and u ~ reportea ,n be Cnras Oh
al Caliac would be for his agency IN tho at
fair.
Il is feared that tho smcablo relations heretofore
sting between Che and Bolivia would be interrupted,
account OF several cers VI Chile having been arrested
by he AMI horties of the Bolivian Lamar The
ties arrested were engaged an Working guano deposits,
whlcb authorities claimed O. Bolivian territory.
IL appears 20 be question II hlnlts
Senior Ricrdes, OF chi O. c.srrs the Invention Of
mechanical power, which answers all the purposes Of
ste IN saves the expoase of fuel and also the risk
posioDa and other accidents which endanger ne and pro-
perty Tho elements Of propulsion said TO be obtained
power system similar 20 the hydraulic press He is
enaeavorng to raise sufficient furts TO defrny The
ps ses o tho necessary apparatus or testing tho gue OF
the pfepohng power and anticipates the best results
from the experiment. II it answers IL may work
p'ee revolution in the industrial world
General Echenque arrived Uaiao from CoQuimbo on
the steamer RogGta, the 19th inst He warmly
received at all the Peruvian ports whore the steamer
citizens went board the and prevailed upon
the General to go shore where nc received the
enthusiastic manner
The Chamber Of Deputies have entered suit against
the OomercO OF Lima the principal Journal OF thai place,
because IL had ventured 10 call for economy
tain portions OF the public expenditure.
The Peruvian army and navy have been reduced
thousand men Those mon who have been discharged
from the army viii find employment in agricultural
suits.
RcuApoR
An nmense Gre had taken place al Guayasuil on the
ldtn -nst and the rnns we're si'll burning when the
Bo2o.a left
fhe Ere place houses fronting the river.
Several milons Of pounds OF have been lost. The
estimated loss caused by the Ere IS said TO be about one
.n.liion OF dollars
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
Melancholy Case sf Suicide.

osgcod w. Good, messenger in the employment OF
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction who
arrested charge Of stealing money letters day two
ago committed suicide at the Toos yesterday taking
opium. Deceased, IL appeared, the heroes oil
the Mexican war and, coming home with the loss of
arm, was obliged TO enter the Aushouse or die from
want His conduct Biackw ellis Island was such as TO
gam for him the esteem OF the Commissioners who
pited his condition and appointed HIM messenger
and for several years no filed the position with entre
satisfaction Recently, however, large number of
money letters missed belonging TO soldiers and
others BAckwells island. The Post Once authorities
investigated the matter, and suspicion fell Gooh An
officer was detailed to watch his movements, which
nDsy resulted the detection OF the messenger his
commital to the Tonhs. While on his way TO prison
Go0d managed 70 purchase quantity OF opium without
attracting the attention OF the otcer On being brought
70 the Tombs the prisoner asked whether he would
rather occupy cell with fellow prisoner sleep in a
sshall cell by himself He replied that he would rather
be alone, and gave That he needed rest Yes
terday morning Of the attendants visited his cell
for the purpose Of cleaning II, when deceased was
discovered TO be in deep sleep. Mr.. sutton the
warden, promptly notified OF the circumstance, and,
suspccting that something was @rong repaired 10 the
prisoners cell. Upon examiqation il was discovered
that Good dying from the effects Of narcotic
poison, and the ph seans OF the prison, Drs Hodgman
and Simmons, called in. The stomach pump
applied and resoratiycs administered, but the doctors
were unable to the Unfortunate mans life. Upon
searhing deceaseds cell, about hall Of opium
found secreed under his bed revealing very clearly
the nature Of the poison resorted TO by the suicide
Coroner Wdey held inquest upon the body Of de-
ceased ia the afternoon when the jury rendered
have been examined before Commissioner Henry yes
terdSY.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
MIscellameoNs.

The steamship cty of wssbpsion Capt Mrehous- sailed
yesterday for Southampton AND Iivsrpsot
The steamship Columbia Capt Barton, ssiri yesterday for
Havana and New Orleans,
STEAMSHIP OCEAN Qurys from Agpnwall white hackn
ints her berth pier North Rr yesi day evcrinu the
wind Blowing very strong from NV ~ the time drove foul
az sr brig Adver lying NJ the end and stowe The
br1s sarboard rail- brvte eight sisnnheons ana carried
away portion OF her rigging so The s4d
uciyc auy'damngn s0H
sr JtAyEs, Sinsua hence San Fra nosco put
Janeiro Tor automatically reported In Los.cn
paper. Htr sails were lost IN u hurricane
sp wn L0sp in, hence for Acapulco which put into Rio
Jancro In distress had cleared Oh - 10 resume
her voyage.
CHlriN Han iron, Boston Oct 10 for San Francisco
has yut back raSt She had to tbrswa part Of herago
overb1atd
EARk inELs GnEpINa Iaynio, from BniilDort June =
for Hon Kong, nt into Nonteyideo Oc for provisions
EapH BsEHRRr Jersey city Tor Boston, Ia on
shore at sctuatc Mas and total loss The crew
taycd
acEJ BaEkR hence for Roslon, went aaiore stn on
Teddy Rocks, nun. but gDt off uext day.
S.un n Iiowts hence lor Boston went as,oro oh tla
on Toddy ROoss non. Ihe crow are supposed lost
Au,ona ,he ele.rances ycste,dny 40 or Cusn lIor. "a
tbol ~ I'D vol known China clipper rp Mandarin o
s,rn patro she sails Monday ninE l5 h,r
scsuns,.en from Calngne icffs Hpokyn II viii DGre.
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
The Redemption OF Postage Stamps.
from HOlbrooks q (Ipitef States Mail

tFrom HoIbrook's United states MALL
Under the direction or the Postmaster General the
deinpsion OF postage stamps will commence at the New
York Post once within few days, as Post
master Wakeman has perfected the necessary arrange
ments. The following rules substantially, will be
adopted and adhered to in carrying the instructions
Of the department.
!. Parties presenting postage stamps FOR redemption
must do condition sTch as may satisfactorily
appear TO have been used FOR peayng postage TO be
rejected and desti Dyed. sU
2. The salale be separated bv the owner &C.
small parcels must be marked the each orcel
and then the entire lo are TO be placed envelope
or Wrapper and the aggregate value claimed endorsed
theie together with the name and residence or plaza
OF business, o the said owner owners But deposit
VIII se allowed by os from the same party, rm
caiion The parcels receive d. will be regu
larry. and cbrr receipt with the corresponding
number aud name. viii be given TO the applicant.
q Packages will be registered in the order OF
The stamps enclosed viii be carefully esanncd and ,he
value Of the good ones noted upon the envelopes
rbe progress Of the work viii be advertised by post
ing ~ th- Post Office daily the numbers ready for re-.
dcmption.
s. Owners will then make application and win receive
their respective payments on srrendering the receips)
in government notes postage currency.
d. Lots oi stamps amounting 20 sums under 1--WE dol
lars will be coupted and redeemed presentation but
they can be left on deposit II preferred ta a.
:. Fresh stamps will moi be redeemed The redemption
beng confined exclusively to those which have been used
and circulated as cur sncy.
s. The redemption OF postage stonps will take place only
at certain pos, Offices designated therefor by the
Ter General viii they be redeemed any case what.
ever unless they shall have been presented such post
Office within thirty days after ihe Postmaster thereof
has given public notice Of his readiness redeem them
The sixth rule above particularly refers TO the New
lork Pest ofce the arrangements other Offices hcin.
Exceptional with the several pcs,inascrs. . th foF
some time will sarily DO required examine with
proper the stsmps presented for redemption ana
may also happen tha further delay viii occur At some
post Offices from the necessity FOR Siting the scc,nu-
ation OF innds For such the acta redemption
cannot IN an cases take nace within the pc ipd ttty
days hxsl Tor receiving sppcc ons but postmls tofs
wI redeem ai the earliest day practicable. tttEi
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
NEWS FROM suRNsIuE,s ARMY.
Attack ON the Union GunbOats in the
RsppahamnOek-The EnsnAy Compelled
70 Wtthdrmvv-The Rebels EHtending
Their Defences-Sevcre Snow Storm, Sc

Attack ON the Union GunbOats in the
RappahMmnoek-TheE EnsnAy Compelled
70 Withdrmw-The Rebels EHfending
Their Defences-Sevcre Snow Storm, Sc.
Hraper AnrERs, ARxy PoroxAc, Rec. 4, 1862
On Thursday the rebels brought fed pieces to
bear gunboats lying in the Eappahannocs near
Port Royal A few shots compsiled then 10 with
draw their guns out Of range No harn was dans
Everything remains quiet at the front
The enemy reported to be extending dis timer down
the river. while large force guards the upper fors
Yesterday the weather was anything but pleasant In
the morning it commenced raining, shen haisg, and
about in which continued rapidly fall
until ten O'Clock last night. This morning there are
about -four pchcs Of the ground everything
is lrszcn M.
Ths severe has affected the operationsof the
army very little, snd win probably occasion delay
whatever.
Much complaint is expressed among array officers ia
the large number Of brgadr generals hang
rg around Washington with view Of getting appointed
martial order to escape fhe
field.
There Is nothing from the other side OF river
The rsbeis have MOT changed their position
The medical commission, consisting oi Surgeons suck
ley and Pineo, Caited States Volunteers and
Thompson, United States Army, appointed 10 examine
mndca, officers meets III Washington on the 10th inst,
Al surgeons who have gained position in the army
without the proper 9nsifcstiaps will Be immediately
removed
Yesterday nr. lcttermaS, Medical Director Of The
Army OF the Potomac, issued TO the medical
directors Of each corps directing them repor, wtou,
delay the names Of all surgeons who deemed pcon-
pe'Spt concerning whose abilities there exists 4
doabt Every siep is being eaken to the evils
hitherto prevailing the radical department, and
dgrce Of efficiency hghy satisfactory has already
ausined.
Yesterday Captain Cox, Headquarters Conpnissary es-
i"bshed extensive depot Of supplies this place
10 be used after the advance Of the army
The New York herald., 1862-12-07

be IN the particulars 10 which You have already tesed9
A. can't say that was honorable.
Did you consider al tho time that You we're acting
dsshonorabe parI A. Mo- not exactly disilonorabie
T. Do say that yon do not regard II as dis
honorable 20 have sexual with young girl
who, for angh you knuw, previously entirely vir-
ous under her Iathers roof with no intention on your
port marriage or proposing marriage TO herr A.
the circumstances did not. and do not now.
AZ thte psict tho adjourned until Tuesday
next, ~ three O'Clock
The New York herald., 1862-12-07
Military Affairs.
FEBEKAI GUxxD-Fu;ST REGIMENT UNITED STA TEs
VOLUNTEERS.


This regiment s organizing under the authority Of
the President and Secretary War has the approval
Of Governor Morgan is the first regiment OF United
states Volunteers for the the United States
independent Of State control and deserves encourage
ment from our citizens, it being in the right
direction.
The Colonel, Henry Gotleb, was formerly connected
with the Twelfth New York State Militia and afterward
proceeded 10 the seat Of Captain Of Company E.,
Fortieth (Nozart) regiment New York Volunteers,
which company lost forty-fonr tho battle OF Will
lamsburg He then transferred 10 the regular SER
vice. and detached therefrom to take command Of the
above corps. He is tried and worthy officer, and a
strict disciplinaran under whose guidance it is antic
pated the regiment will be Of first class order.
The star, list OF whom annex, well known gen.
tlemcp and IN good standing military Most Of
the line officers have also ssvice The headquarters
are 14O, Broadway.
Coiouel-Henry Gotleb
kajOr-Julirs Couklip.
AJj,tdnt-virgl H. Cue
observation-disclosures Lott.
Snrgeon--E w Owen.
The regiment already numbers nearly five hundred
men.