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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
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state of Wisconsin, county of Grant, Circuit
IN and for Grant county, Wisconsin Judgment OF
foreclosure and order If sale. Henry +. irsntiss.
plaintiff, VS.. jim b. Sal gent, Puma j. Sargent,
Mark ~ Scott and Elizbeth AcAanis, defendants.
Hy virtue Of judgment OF foreclosure and ORDER Of
sale, issued out OF the above named court in favyr
the above named plaintiff and against the above amcd
eeteraarts, bearing date the i3lh day o MARCH, AID
1851 and by the direction ef the plaintiffs Attorney
shaft on the l@ih day Of March, AID. 1862 The hour
ol ten Clock in the arensou Oi said day, tc
door uf the court honse u the village Of Lancaster
said county, oer Tor sale, and Mil sell aabc
tion TO the highest best bidder for cash hand
he following aescfibed zeal estate wi Lot one ,
two ~ three 49, cetgEated The nap and pioi
OF the village Of Glen Haven, which Is situated
1t ana saw-w aud yard. Also tile undivided sixth
Of all those certain Tracts OF land designated tile plot
OF the United states survey lots tive (5 fractional
ciioa ten ~ aud lot number one of fractional
hfteeb is, and the west halt the
quarter Of section fifteen 49, all in town four 4.
ange six west, containing 2v3 oS 100 acres, SAVING
rrseryng from the operations Of this sale the village
lots Glen Haven mentioned in the deed mort
gage from defendants plAin III, laid out upon said
land.
Ss33 premises ordered seid in sat sfct ION Of the
Judgment in his amounting 10 tue Of Fifteen
hundred Collars aages aud for yfour and IL 100 dol
lars cost together wssh interest and accluing
Dated Shlsits Once, Lancaster Dec. d, A. Il 1861.
J. MOORE,
Sleris Giant Co Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
STRI.'3i,Y-BULL.

y ..n nm by the subscriber residing on lands owned
IsssHs III The town Of Fennfmore, the 4th Decem-
By A t ana light red bull, left horn broken of at the
be IRE hofn Topped, white spot ia the face end
olh.,sJSta White on the inside OF both hnd legs,
d heIl, probably year old past. The owner Is
HS 10 prove property, pay and take said stray.
IsqEpaore, Dec II, 1l. 1T-w4 WM. THORP.
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per year.
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RYDGOODS & GROCERIES.
TO THE PUBLIC OF
Grant County & Elsewhere!

have now on hand complete assortment Of
HARDWARE, IRON STEEL,
STOVES, TINWARE,
GLASS PUTTY, AGRICULT URAL TOOLS,
KER OSENE, LAMPS, SC.
offer the above for cash and only, grea tly
reduced prices. Ny stock OF Stoves oiFer at lower
prices than other dealer in Grant County. Thoee
call st my store before purchasing elsewhere, l
determined offer cash customers bargain that will
be in keeping with the times.
tho Depot, next &c the Barnett louise in
% cohel.
FRANCIS McsPADEN.
Boscobel January 1862. 22-u
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Groceries Of Every Kind.

Taints, Glass Nails. Putty, &c, &c
Our fall and winter supplies have Just arrived ans
VIII be cold sxeesdfngfy ior Jar eash
MCCARTNEY, RETNKE 3 CO.
csssrilis. ost IL, 1851. Is-a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
TRAY MARE COLT.

Taken up by the subscriber, residing land owned
~ him near Newmans Mill, Head of Little Platte in
Gtsnt County, about the 10th November, 1861,
S,rkbav mare colt star in forehead, little white
Mind foot The owner il requested to prove property,
NV charges and take said stray. GEO. YIPOND.
lead IL Little Platte, Dec. Q, 1861 Z7-w4
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THE BOUNTY FOR VOlUaTGERs.
ProcI anna alton.
BY l.. .. MORGAN, oovERsoR or TaE STATE or

A ProcIam tion.
Br l.. o. MORGAN, 0ovERFoR or gak STATE on
NEW YORK.
whereas did. by proclamation on the nth day
,'uly. 1862 Offer behalf of tho state bounty
Of hfty dollars 20 zach private soldier who
should thereafter volunteer into the service or
the United States, tho purpose bong 70 promote
enismens into regiments then in the held and to has
ten the organization and compilation Of until the
States quota of 90 700 called for by the presdent
should enter the service Of the government; and
whereas II Is believed that the latter object has been
accomplished, therefore, and after consultation with
those officers charged especially by Law with supsrin
tending the dscal CONCERNS OF the State do hereby
proclaim and declare that the said bounty
Of afty dollars win 10 paid TO any volun-
tsers into the new regiments whose enlistment
shall not have been made or prior to
Saturday the 9th day OK September 1884, and do hero
by further declare that the aforesaid bounty Of hty dol
lars w until further notice, be continued and paid 70
private soldiers who may enlist to serve three years
the war; oil up the regiments bataions and batteries
OF New York State which Ia the deld before the ID
day Of July 1862, and 70 those only.
In witness whereof have hereuuto signed my name
and affixed the prvy seal Of the STATE at the city Of al
bany this s0h day OF August in the year q our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-two.
EDWIN D. MORGAN.
By the Governor.
LOCKWOOD L. Dorr, Private Secretary.
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Drafting and Volunteering.
} THE EDITOR OF THR NEW YORK HERALD.


Your gentlsmany and unusually well iaiorrned Wash
ngton correspondent. in his my brief speech
at Wizards last Tuesday evenings makes two suggestions
nsnuations which cannot regard just. Ny inter
view with the Secretary OF War business, and
very brief. My views the draft may may not
coincide with those Of the Secretary but they my
own and such as entertained and expressed pro TO my
recent visit TO Washington.
My opinion on any subject is OF little importance:
but permit me to say that have always preferred
the system OF conscrption 20 that VI volunteering far
equitable, effective, and far less expensive
The conscription draft s the highest assertion Of the
national unity and authority the hand and OF the
duty Of the citizen TO defend his country when called
upon to the sacrificing Of his lo, the other.
We have thus Tar raised forces by appsa.s 10 ind
vidual States and individual citizens aud 10 s0rGid
we'll TO patriotic motives Tho naAonaIty OF the go
vsrnmen has not as ye been asserted aad in this con-
will be asserted except draft. Till tho draft
We shall oppose TO state soyereisosy and individual
action. only state Sovereignty and individual action ana
shall little tx in the minds and hearts OF the people
that really nation and merely aggregation
OF States In maintaining tins reflection
gallant volunteers. love and honor the citizen who
volunteers 10 his country by giving up his
lite foe IL, although, confess, view with no
favor the system W bountcs such as il has
weeks. It is = system which appeals forciby to
s0rdd than 10 patriotic motives Besides, wish every
citizen abls 10 bear arms 70 se that he bound in dly
Whatever may bc his private feelings ucinatong in
teress, bear them defence Of his country eeyeg
she gives the command. Volunteering only calls tho
free and the willing and throws them the whole bar
den Of defending their country; while II leaves the luke
warm, the indifferent and the disadected reap the
fruits os victory without conribu ling anything towards
"bta ming IT, would not, to use old provero, 'ride
tres horse TO death.''
think those governors who cali the draft Stigma
and To it, mistaken in their notions OF
houor and dishcn0r, well in their patriot
sn,. Patriotism is not alone 10 love of the par
iicniar Stale % which resident, but
of ones couatry, which in our case IL the present
has aI jnst fcation part, whole
try The whole people and territory OF the United States
They who volunteer be honored; but what Is
way compel those who will volunteer 10
tribute Their IN blood wen treasure to The de.
fence of the national c and the Integrity OF national
territory.
By insertng those remarks in y0ar widely circulated
and popular journal yon viii clear what ssl i
unjust nsnuaton OF your correspondent. whose iar
intentions inquest and geat,y ob.igs,
sir. your obedieut servant o. A. BH0SNsON,
EtHAHTa n. j.. 2S. 1852
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fwskth--collector, Nathan penny, OF south Hoonr
0eld; Assessor. Chas. y. Schoener or Lanoistor'
Thirteen th-Coiector Albert A. Guthrie. Of Putnsmi
Assessor, Benz amin Grant, of Mount Vernon. four-
tsenth-Collecor N. r. Yates OF Fyra Assessor Aaron
Ysrdner Of wadsworth. 2igteenth-Collector- FL IL.
Moore or Athens; Assessor -. X. Waters, q Marietta
Observation-Disclosures, Charles J. Albegt. OF Cambridge
Assessor, John H. Barnham, OF New philadepnia soy
sessor Joseph Mcleary Of Warrenton. Eighteenthco'
hector Richard c. Parsons, Of Ceveland Assessor Jon
g. Hurlburt nf R,chAed. enthColiectoi, Henry
lAssett Of Ashtabula Assessor, Horace g. bushpee o
9avenna.
Tho state " Kentucky has been divided into -FOUR col
lection Districts and the following appointments made
First distrct-Colectcr George D. Bakeiy Of Russell
slle: Assessor Charles Todd, or -. Second district
Collector John Miller, q Richmond: Assessor, VIM. NJ.
&Denccr Third Observation-Disclosures, Edgar Needham, OF
fousville Assessor HARRISON X. Williams Fourth dis
-. "cnactor wiiiam Aperson Assessor, Hamilton
asss. .aysvilie.
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Guerillas im Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo-, August S1, |

81. IouIs, MO-, August 1T I"b2
Advises from Grsenyie state that guerilss hfteea
hundred strcng under Mcbride, threaten tha, place
Fourteen hundred national troops under Colonel smp
SON. ierc TO meet them. The rebels Cor some days
have been cougregating all available forces a, that
point, and hourly make oaensiye demonstrations. An
attack expected No fears entertained for
the result There further Of raids throughout
the state
The steamer Adrstic arrived to-day with Hye hundred
negroes freed by General Curtis board and some i've
hundred more expected toaight.
The Twentieth Wisconsin, arrived his evening
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Ths 0a,ties An virginin-rh~ War in
the uthNvest-Intere.ting from New
Osieans-Ae eairs in the scuth-The I'M
dian Massacrcs I'm Minnesota, Sc.
The Cunsrd rail steamship EUROPA, Captain iciteh,
viii icayo Boston, on Wednesday, Tor Liverpool.
The ma,is ror Europe will close in this city Tomorrow
afternoon, IT quar,srras, one and at hail.past dive
O'Clock, 10 e, BY railroad
rho kas yosx REHABILITATION for Earope--Sil he
publhca eleven O'Clock tomorrow ,nornisg aad viii
csn,zn c se,ss of ihs Battles in Virginia during tue
past wes togohor with the latest Dispatches show ng
shs positions u the eontsudins srmss at the time
so,ng to press News frsm the southwest fssc News,
rrn New orlsss Interesting News rom the Rebellious
states Additional Particulars Of the iadan 0u'ascs in
M,uussots and oil other Q; the OF import
,nt or interesting character
single copies, wrappers, ready Cor mai'ug,sr cents
sanpson Jow, son Co, No a. Ladsa,s HIli london,
xaxisnd viii receive subsorvi'sas and syer ,sewsa,
~ ~. 4is .ask gxas2.
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News from China.
DEATH or AMERICANS PROM SMALLPOX ANp
GMnIEHA.

DRATH or ANERIOANs FkOM sMALLFO1 AND
CHOLERA.
The following 10 COPY ~ a letter rsesiysd by ir
Cs o. Boston from hiscorrcspondent dated Snanghae,
Juns fs--Shaugbae ID getting worse aud worse every
year. The oldest residents say there much
scknegs shaDghse there is this summer The small
pox has been raging here swfuy We had great many
cases. and number Of deaths expected to catch the
disease every day hut escaped H. NO had The
smallpox "payesi out, than the cholera made its sp
pesrtlce. II hes now been raging for the last thres
weeks There have been quito number Of deaths among
the residents and ship captains.
Captain Wade died about week ago
Captain Brown, OF she sgors Home lost bis vifs few
DAYS ago.
i Mrs Levi. and chid died three days after having
arrived trom California.
Every morning, looking out Of my window,
TO see the n,gs upen the ships at hal-mast Tho English
and French troops tying on at the rate OF Ave 20
sight day There have been but few tho last
Two days, and am IN hopes itisy ppesriug.
host co0le with this disease which frightened all
the Cinnamon around my place SO tina, thought they
sl had the cholera bnt they came TO lie ser the poor
fellow Was buried.
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were anxious 10 breah X "a the Sabbath in order TO
enter the military .areaa Tho Park on week
city, and on Sundays partakes OF the quiet
and sombre hus Yesterday however, the presence Of
50 many o. oss psaye volunteers sns quite an eaossns
rest upon thOse who hastenng 70 support the
strong arm Of the government
~ THE EMrIRE BRIaADH.
There a review and dress parade OF the above
corps at the encampment, East New York, yesterday
afternoon, and thousands Of persons were on the
ground IN order 70 witness the evolutions OF tho br
gaee. There can be doubt bit that General Sp
ncia when he takes the field will command as fine
body Of have yet left the State for
the war Tho recent riot which took place at
camp has not in any way interfercd with recruiting for
the brigade. Sergeant Hugh Murphy, OF Company A,
who was severely injured in the riot and who fore
most 10 queng the same, has now entirely recovered
Had not been for exetions OF this soldier things
would have assumed serious aspect. Yesterday
Rev. M Mcintire Of St. Michaels church, pveachsd su
appropriate sermon 70 the men. FH
SxrECTED ARRIVAL or THE TwsSTY-sEcoND NEW
YORK STATE MILITIA.
The Twentys second regiment New York state Militia
win leave Bolivar this morning en- 'o' FOR home and ae
expected 70 arrive In this city Tomorrow Tho health 6
the regiment is reported good.
CORcORAN LEGION FEsrrvAL.
Il sannounced that In order raise sufficient funds 10
s OUT and equip the corcorsn Legion in suitable style
state Militia have engaged Jones Wood for tho purpose OF
holding gigantic festival. Gen. Corooran, Coz Nagent
and other military celebrities are sxpscted TO deliver
short addresses ON the occasion.
SWORD PRESENTATION.
On Saturday evening Quartermastsr Samuel BrevoOrt,
OF the Second regiment Metropolitan Guard presented
with handsome sword, sash and bolt by his former
associates of the Metropolitan Police The sword had
besn manufactured tho style by Ball Black Co.
and bore the following inscription 70 Samuel
Brevoort Quartermaster Of the Second Metropolitan reg
mont by the members OF the First precinct police New
York" The presentation spesoh made by Captain j.
Quartermastsr responded in feeling aud appropriate
manner.
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Co,sasi Fitch and the Oh . rss Of Hanging
Hostages.

TO Maos Camera, IfsiixHs-
sra-ro day, for the FIRST tine, .etst from General
lee, q. A., dated Eichnoud 81 inst. sc under
my observation charging Brisades Genera, q. NJ Fitch
With havng murdered in cold blond i.o peaceful citizens
have claim u the tl.e, being liNn coonci, but am
doubtless the officer alluded TO. oarns auded
darisS th. late White expedition or Sbe alleged
hanging Of two hcsnges General lee cenyures for
The supposed Sct. The praise snf csnsae sse
rndsssryed and the charge in both cases wtheat M
shadow Or foundation IN fact However many Of them
may have deserved dinereut treatment, Dot
allied w tie troops under my commsua except IN fair
action. am very respectfully your obed.cnt servant
g n FITCH, Cs'. 4Cth Indiana Volunteers
Com. Brig. and late white river Expeuilion.
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week This win take place Tuesday next, and vii
oorsist OF social picnic of sie mcm,ers. &C. II 81.
Lawrence Catholic c,urch. Ths entertainments
der the direction Of select o,mmtec who intend 20
carry out the fcstya In good style
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psrsou.I Uute,Iissuce.

Baron RgofsciR, CccueI Commanding The One Hundred
and Third regiment New York state Volunteers n. Rig
e,os ana family cl Boston. Major H. X. Iswrcncs and
g. r. Eastman OF the United States Army; N. de Ayilsn,
OF Havana and W Foster and family Of Providence, are
stopping as the Brcvocri House.
General j. Buslsmepk, Of Mexico H. W. Coe, OF Ore
gou. a a. Ieathe, or ST. Louis Moses Dodge, Of Maine
T. NJ ZONES or Pennsylvania, aud y. Savsry, Of kagsnd
are stopciur az the Metropolitan Hotel
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The Arrival Of the Seventy.Rrst Regiment
N. Il. 5. M.

The ssyenty-hrst regiment Of New Ysrk stats Militia
passed through Easton Pa during the night, and
expected to reach this city by boat from Ezabethpor
at about O'Clock this morning This segment was
Of the first 60 the seat Of at the time
when Jackson made his raid the Shenandoah valley
They also volunteered stay the time they had
listed for providing their services were required
committee will meet tho regiment on landing, pre-
paraions have been made to gva the returning soldiers
who among those who foagAt At the Arst Bull
batlea good reception The general order will indisats
the route 0f march TO be taken on their arrival
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Msiissry Movements "a yew york aud
Vicinity.
TAI rAvE yESrrepA.

The city Hall Park sundays i goosraly vety aa.,
bat on yesterday there tvb rcgin,sn,s rrsrent
Witch had comc from ins interior or he state a.,
the i2is, aol tsi.h SINE d tas recfluar .sa,s
az. 8. ~ =. ees .sS ssvs,cs 10 I. 5e .oaas "a,
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A Good Example.

HkRKfhHR, N. r., August IL 1864.
Tho town Of Herkimcr with population OF 1904 has
already sent to tine 200 volunteers and she has
over nfty men enlisted for the nex regiment large
number over her quota for both calls. Some OF her
wsalthest citizens have enlisted a. privates.
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and Deps rturss.

ARRIVALS.
Cars Tovr C8ti-Bsrk Bounding Blsw-N O ora,tsu,
J Brett.
NIw orts.ss--Bark J,r,es smiih--Mr Lord Roerr.oa
i 4 winanuIsr Peter ileung Mr. Dsew and lady Jaros
schucr. lady aud child.
Nps naLsAxs-BsrS Sea Brde-Ms Noaa,t Ms hcCles
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Arrival of q Prize Schooner.

PanAngLruA, August 81, 1861.
sosooper Mary Elizabeth arrived to-day. she cap
turs by gunboat stars and Stripes the 2sth inst, on
Wilmington, trying 10 the blockade She from
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Fire In Chariestovvn. Mass.

Bosror, August ii 1862.
several wooden easements and three stables Thorn.
dixie and forbush streets Charestown, were destroyed
by las, night Twenty families were made hcmsess
Loss $40, 900 10 $4,000
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,Mnrriefl.

Rni,,nD-os--i.ASpo- lin BROOKLYN on Thursday morn
ing August 2s at tho residence of the bride. by the Rer
John 4. Paddock, GiLssgr W. lJcfAgpsos OF New lore
to EMMA l.. daughter og Heuty Iandon
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Departare Of the Thirteenth New jersey
Regiment.

NFwAhk, AugNst u, 1867
The Thirteenth New Jersey regiment Colonel +. A.
Catnan uine hundred sen. left Camp Perrue Cor Wash
rgtou 70 day They srfncd with Fnacd rifles. colo
mel CsrTan wounded at wi,ansburg, while gal.
sntiy iesoug the Seventh rcsiment.
Recruiting Tor the uinc months men s very brsk mere
snd there w,n probably Ne no drait n this county.
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-the hest I'm the
world ;nsantsueous, harmless and resbe. Sold by drug
sts perfumers everywhere Factoty 81 Barclay street
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$ tlFPiNG NE W 3

8t.l DW
garx Chsgles vcn',se, ;rHu Nes D J'saaA
sng @ra.cer FROM liaysnN
=. xns. .vas = : =.
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ID iss sted soldiers at Portsmoath Grove,

PRc,IDsScs, X. L., August 81, 1852
TIVE stsaers with disabled soldiers, arrived Poris
mouth erovo this incoming We have not Leaf aod
where thcy came from.
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IIlll, Infmitablo Cutter os Hair and
whksrs. Hair Dye City cents black or brovn no Bar.
ctly street.
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GourAud's Poudre Subtitle UprO0ts Hair
from foroheads upper lips any part oi the body
warranted. l6S Broadway.
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Part the Qucss TO Ein UP shs o,a ne
gimsnts.

Rhode Island
Was sDFrAsrssSr, wAWNgnS Cur. ~ g.
August Is, 1862.
Your quota ~ the Held bcfoss the two last
calls OF the Ptcsideu; just what you have sent that is
10 say, there Is surplus 70 be credited i've draft or
the previous cali
Your quota II 800 900 volunteers is Tlg the as
for the draft.
The cali of the department July tor new reg
ment leaving the hasnce o the quota volunteers
be- nled by recruits Tor old regiments. Mter your old
regiments Oiled any surplus Of volautasrs can be
credited on the draft. Resrcctrully yours,
G. r. BUCKINGHAM. Eris. Gca. aud A. A.G.
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The suckisn brigade OF psnn.y,vanss,

h~hNs,hs An9Nst VI, lso&s
The rfs, regiment = 10 Rucktsi Brigade left here
lsst night under Coiope 10Y Stone. The Second under
Colonel wi-tcr vii probably lcsvs on Tuesday and the
Third win be ready 70 start within tue week
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Eight Carte do Visftes for q. The Best
In the city. at WOODS Gallery S0s Bowery. Ny.
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Cristador0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Asier House
The Dye il Applied by experienced artists
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Royal Havana LOttsry.-Prlxes Cashcd
and Information furnished. Highest price paid fos
doubloons TAYLOR CO., Bankers. l6 Wall street.
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BeDutiful Com pie xiON--Phni toms '.Snow
White Cream" when applied 70 The face neck and Arms
like the work magic; 1t makes the skin
smooh, and the arcst complexion iransparsnily white
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Immonse Reinforce ments tO Gencra1
Bayacd u Park another splendid Turtle served hs
day BEITTAN SCOTT.
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Beautiful Complexion -Lalrd's Bloom
Of Youth or Liquid Pear has no eaus fo Pre,eving aud
beAuy ing the complexion and skin. ladies after using
this delightful article vii, have other. Sold by all drug
gists and Rt 4S9 Broadway.
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Prof. T.. Miller's HAIR Dye--JOc. Black
and TRY H. The best For sale by druggists Depot
UrN
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Prizes Cashed In all Lcgnlized L0ts
tories Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker. No.
IL Wall street. room No l. New YORK
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the CALL FOR TROOPS.
tbs One Hundred and Sixth Regiment,
". 8. ".


tbs One Hundred and Sixth Regiment,
N. Y. $. ".
The following list Of officers OF this regiment, whish
passed through here on Saturday iRst:--
FIELD srAH
Colossel-Schuyier \. Judd Of Ogdensburg.
Acknowledgements T. Dunton, OF Stockholm.
Qstortesmaster-T. c. Achson, Of Ogdensburg
ssToeo1L--Dr. Calvin skinner, Malone.
First Assiaomt-Dr. Iavid McFal Rossie.
Second Asiaan&--Dr. Frederick IL. Pettet NORA.
~ orFICBRs.
Company A-Captain T.. NJ Payne First Lisutcnant, a.
W. Day. Second Lieutenant, s. C. Judson.
Company B-Laptan, A. N McDcnald First Lieutsn-
ant, James L. Peach Second Lieutenant Charles s. Glass.
Company CCap,ain, samuel Parker First Lieutenant,
Potter Robertson; Second Lieutenant Frank Corbett.
Compons Dtaptain, X. c. jackson; First Lieutenant,
Alvah W. Briggs. Second Lieutenant, Albert Walker.
Company E-Capain, Luther Priest; First Lieutenant,
j. b. Austin Second Lieutenant, s. l.. Barnes.
Conn any E-Gaptain. M. T. Chamberlain; First Leu-
tenant, H. w Clark; second Lieutenant, Charles G..
Jones' ,
Company G-Captain, Jesse Coggswe First Lieutenant
NJ Mathews; Second Lieutenant, g. Hathaway.
Company H--Captain, -- Rider First Lieutenant,
Eugene Wiber; Second Lieutenant Horace Aldrich.
Comiany HCaptain Patrick Shields; First Lieutenant,
a. r. McMIrray; Second Lieutenant, Henry G. Field.
Conn any k--Capain, Alexander Bingham, First Lisa
tenant, John ID. McBroom Second Lieutenant, Daniel
Peck