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DIED..

ACKERAt No ie- Walker street, on Friday, Aus John
samuel Acker o.; rnees'e' ne beloved sou OF John ana
Phebs Acker aged yesr sud days
BROWN-Accidsntsly drowned. at NewCanaan Conn, on
Saturday Aug O. Chs-s W. Brown, son OF Turner H. and
Eliza Brown OF Brooklyn aged Is years mon lac and ~
uer notice will be given Of the funeral to take pace athe
Fedence Of his parents No ~ Adephi street Brooklyn
CURIsTY-In this city OIL Saturday Avg Mary Chiry.
only daughter OF william ana bndget 'Hny' sseu ID
months
cHRETEAUn .hi. city on saturday Avg Of yhoopi.s
cough Stephen J. only son Of stephen M. and EiNaoet"
Chretsau aged years month and 10 days
DTNSlsTON-ln the James River. Va, Tuesday fore
July 2! bv drowning. William Scott Drnn.too " d.
oi,rts.r Surrron j. A and ec est Of Robert DE n.
ni,on o. Blooming Grove. Orange County, ~ H. aged ~
nj SoJy h, been recovered and due notice Of the funeral
will be given hereafter.
DEMPsFY-In th, city on Saturday Arg. .. Bridget A.
Dsmpsey a native OF ii. Perish Of Ta,OGsown, County
Louth irelsnd in the 18th year Of her eye
DIrNS-In this city suddenly Saturday. An. tom
iriuri,, received by fall Richard Dunn. native OF thu
County kildare. Ireland aged u years
tIELDS-In this city, on Saturday Aug Charles Fields
aged % years
GaAHAM-on Saturday Aug 9 Mary Brown, auu: h'er o.
the late ". W Grihan.
Tn. ratir.. and friends Of the family invited to attend
her funera from her late residence No - kytrson street
Rrooklyn on TUESDAY tho 5fh inst al m anl from St.
Wark, Church New York Tenth street aud Second syenue
a4p m without further n'itstion
0ASShER-n this city on saturday Aug Z, Ellen vile o.
John a. 0assner.
HOLMEs-on SUNDAY morning. Aug 3 Cahsrins wife OF
IN. l,ie tldai Holmes In the 9.d wear of her
The tho family respectfully invited
20 attend her funeral Tuesday the 5th inst oclock
D m her late residence. No 2SS Madison street with
out further invitation.
LEAyITT-on sunday Aug Angelica p, widow Of the
late Jonathan Leayitt
The friends Of toe family invited 10 attend the funeral from
her late residence No 46 Second Tuesday 9TH
inst at o'clock.
MONROE-A. Harper's Ferry. Va, on Thursday July 81
James Monroe Colonel of the I'D Regiment n. u 5. NJ
la tho i2d year OF his
The funeral will take p,ce Monday. Aug at the Church
OF St Francis Navi- in sxeeuth street at o'clock
TwsSTrsEcoSD REGIsEsr N. I. N. G.-The Reserve
Corps OF hi. regiment will meet at the Arnory OF G. Com
pany No 1875 Sikh Monday. at 80 in citizens
with Grape lett TO attend the funeral OF Their
ate Colonel. JAMES MONROE, at 81. Francis Aa'ieF'
Church, Sixteenth street at o'clock
TOW NSEND-On Tuesday morning. Aug at the residence
OF her father Ba, Lsure Flushing Long Island Loniss
Mcke wife Of Theodore Tswa Of Albany In the Vth
year her sgs.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
VAN ALLEN-On Saturday esenius Aug Mrs Mary 40
Allsn In the 87th OF her 49, ..
Her lrssad and those Of her con- William Van ALEU-, arc "
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Spscis Dispatch 20 The ~ Y Inoune
HzLESA Ark July 81 via CAIRO
August ., 1862.
Gen. Curtis's Army is REINFORCED, aud competent
for offensive operations. Leut.-Col. Woods EXDe-
di,on returned from St. Francis River yesterday,
having captured a large mail from Little Rock for
JEFF. Thompson, several cotton burners Rebel
steamer Novelty, many horses aud mules, and
destroyed three Rebels store bosta. Hindmans let
ters. in the captured mail boss he IL forming 80
Arkansas and Texas Regiments. He is at Little
Rock with less than 5000 electives. Hundreds Of
citizens are still flying from CONSUMPTION, to the In
terror of the lines.
The first Union Arkansas regiment ia nearly full,
fitted aud drilled ready for the field.
There are nearly 5000 confiscated slaves here.
The cotton of their Rebel runaway masters is being
sold for their benefit. There are about 100 Union
prisoners 10 Little Rock Peniteotiary, confined by
Hindman order in convict cells five feet by seven,
with no exercise, fed Oh tainted meat, aud left in
tie, own flth.
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From Hilton lIend.

The s,eam-transport Mississippi Baxter, from Hi
ton Head in sixty -four hours, with ordnance stoler
and fifty sick and discharged soldiers, to the L. s.
Qusrtermaster arrived lat evening.
August I'd, II a. m, lat. q o., Ion. II 30, ex-
changed signals with bark 4. T.. Millidgc standing
north. At tue same time and place passed sde-
wheel steamer, beam engine, with two smoAe-a;aess,
standing south.
On the ,ame day at p. H., lat. q AZ, Ion ~ ~
passed ship Hsvelock, of Boston, steering north.
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From South Carolina.
FTom U0f bpecisl Correspondent.

HiLros HEAD. s. C., July %. 1862
All quiet here. Gen. Wright aud com aand will
10 all probability, 20 10 Fortress Monroe.
The negro regiment j, not n, all popnlnr here.
ihe ooiored tnen-as we'll behaved fellows ss could
be wiShed-were jeefed at, insnlted and sometimes
struck IA Their way to their daily labor at the wharf
until Gen. Hunter directed that no detais from the
lst South Carolina Volunteers should be made FOR
ments who had abused t6em should tale tber nise'
No~ there's howl raised about Niger be;n, OF
more account than white man." Gen. Uunrer i.
perfect trump.
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Recruiting i'm Missouri.

ST. Louis, Aug. 3, 1862
The State Savings Association OF this city has sub
scribed$ 800 toward the boun fund to volunteers.
TIE North Missouri Railroad Company appropriated
eco each of the ten regiments raised destroy
guerrilla bands and protect life and property in the
State. Another rousng war meeting was held last
night at which the recent mod .ation oftEe enroll
Inent order, granting exemption from military duty
on the payment of $40 wss heartily denounced by
the people. Much enthusiasm prevailed, and a
stron. determination WAS manifested TO raise Mis-
sOuri's quota of troops.
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FROJI MEMPHIS.
Large Number Of ConGsen'cd Slaves SET at
work-seizure md Occupation Of Vn-
cant Buiidings-suppiies sent 10 the
Rebels.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y Tribune
MEMPHIS. Saturday. Aug 2 1902
Thirteen thousand confscated slaves are employed
in Notifications and in TIE Quartermasters Depart
roeDt
Tie Military Commission already reports 325 va
cant buildings They make 40 discrimination, but
seize and rent vacant buildings owned by loyal cit
zeos who are here, and vacant dwellings of Union
families temporarily absent
Slice Gen. Sherman abolished the permit system
large quantities Of contraband goods are passing
southwark supplying the Rebels with salt, quinine
morphine etc
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From the Western FIOti:ln.

PPLApri PHtA. Aug. 3, 1852.
A letter from the United States steamer Brooklyn,
below Vicksburg, to The Press, after describing the
attack on the Arkansas says that the feet will
80 down tomorrow, the 25ib as the falling waters
would soon leave our ships high and dry. The river
is falling rapidly. We have the river, but must have
troop to hold it. September rains will soon be upon
US, aud after that, feavers are gone, and the land
will be healthy. AT present the heat is intense, and
the troops suffer.
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War Meeting at Scranton, Pa.

son ANTON, Pa, Saturday, aug. 2, I1tt
4 largely-attendcd and enthusiastic war meeting
was held 1T Nicholson, Wyoming County, to-day.
The Hon. G.. A. Grow and Jodge Peckham ad-
dressed the assemblage. The greatest enthusasm
prevailed. Resolutions requesting the County Com
missioneTs to offer so bounty were unanimously
adopted. Wyoming vii uudoubted Gil her quota.
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Explosion of the steamer Com. Perry-Loss
Of Life. &c.

Louisv1LLx. Ky, Saturday, Aug 2, l}t2
The stern-wheel steamer Com. Perry, with
heavy cargo OF cotton for Toledo, from the Cumber-
land River for Cincinnati, collapsed flue while the
pass myers supper at the foot Of f,h street.
Immediately aferwafd the steamer caught ire, and
several women Jumped overheard, some Of whom
were saved. Two or three iremen were badly
.csldod, and probably one or two killed. The booss
and papers OF the boat were lost. The money was
s>ved. The boat was owned in Pittsburg and was
board.
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mAEHlE ID.

CROKFR-FRANKLIN- Msncay July 20. by the Rev.
I..,r Ws,,cot Edward Croker third sou OF Capt t. u
Cocker 10 idde ~. franklin oil OF this city.
TILLY-sFAMANln Brooklyn. OF Thursday July 81. 1862
by III. Rev = A. Baker ian luly, esq to Miss sarah
seaman. all Of Brooklyn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. Aug 2. by the
Rev Joseph Bont,id. Mr. Josrpb Weserheid TO Mu'
Ames daughter of Robert BIi .hi. esq all Of this euy
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UoTrL AaRlvALs--Gen. Wright and the greater
norton Of hi. staff left the Aston House On Saturday
for Mcclellan headquarters.
Commodore Porter left the Aston Honse on Satur-
day for Providence, X. L.
Baron Gerolt. tho Prusssn Minister, left the
Brevoort House for Long Branch on Saturday Last.
yiscount dc Beaumont, from Washington Baron
de st. Ands, French Consul at st. Louis; and
James McLaren from Scotland, are at the New.York
Hotel.
Lord +. Mann, from England; Percy Anderson,
an attaeht Of the British Legation and Capt. Water,
and +. Carlton, England, at the Brevoort
House.
Gen. Wooster, from Syracuse, and Col. NJ Cor
azar Of the Spanish Army, from Hsbana, are at the
La Feige House.
Judge ID. Curle and J. L. Bouligny, from New
Orleans; Prof. j. NJ. Iioppson of Connecticut, and
MAJOR Hazard of the United States Army are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Baron do Stoeche the Russian Minister, arrived
at tie Clarendon on Saturday from Washington, and
returned sgsin Yesterday. Lieut.. Schoonmaker OF
the u. :. Navy, is at that hotel.
Mrs Gen. Merge and family passed through the
city Saturday stopping few hours at the Astor,
Ell route for Washington.
The Hon. A. b. DIN of Troy, and Col. Phelps OF
the I'D n. Y. Vols are at the Actor House.
Col. Donahoe, Capt. Lent, ard Capt. Francis,
from Port Royal, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major z. ID. Greene and Capt. c. j. Whiting of
the U. S. Army. aad c. II. Burrows, from China,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
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PRoNPT Action or A TOMS MAGIsTRATg.--
During the past week Alderman Frear has occupied
the Bench rs Police Magistrate at the Tombs Court.
lie granted 10 warrants for the arrest of liquor
dealers for violating the Excise law, and held the
same number to bail in 500 euch to answer a charge
of uisde usauor
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by our forcos. Porter and Poindextcr profess to
have come from the Confederate Government to
raise recruits and then join Price, who it is expected
will soon be in the State again.
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Gperlas Ncilces.

Sixteenth Ward Republican kssocsatiou.-Tbe
Regular Monthly Mee will bv h,id H..daasrters
No 245 Sth-sy., 90 III ESDAY EVTNING Aux s Isl A
O'clock Amendments to the Cans, uti,n xil be .c,si
upon. WILLIAM ORION President
H. g; PARxE. Secretaries.
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pears Indian. eapoyed the b,sk Of White Pine the
scCRyY, PUTRID FEVER.
SORE THROAT
Aud made wash with it for inhaned wounds and bruises
French navigator while trading with the Indians upon the
banks Of The Lawrence obtained from them kDo~sdee
Of this of the Pine Since thar period physi.isps
have prescribed their practice TO extent but owing
10 its assngemcy aimed any celebrity TIL 1885, In
That year Dr. w POLAND then Of GotstCwn Centre, N.
H., brought before tue public his
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The combination of oher ingredients with the Pine Barr
so modSrd the action o the latter that preparation
PodUced winch gained unbognded favor The peo
pie For Colds Coughs Hoarsepess Sore Throat spog Of
God sad PllIaoic Affections generally and Cor Kidney
Complaints hkcNise, & l. most wo derfu remedy Tho
large number OF order. eyed from perous no been
cured by nuR this Compound shows lat esteem
medicine is held by them.
IT. great yau, Specific for Kidney D.esses fortu
Daisy ascertain ed by person who took cough The
entirely removed and slso
Of the kidIeys OF ten ytau eudugDce. Hence Il was
A DISCOVERY,
Since that time IL hss cur-d many OF Kidney
Inflammation aud even Diabetes aud Hydrocee
References csn~ps seen upon large Circular, which ell
desl-rs have 20 cirawey
Letters Of inquiry addressed 10 Dr. p st Me,rose, viii DO
promptly answered. Advice grasis.
MANUFACTURED BY
DR. j. ". POLAND & Co.,
Melrose. Nsss
~ 80 CENTS PER BOTTLE. "a
d. s BARNES.
No. 2o2 Broadway, New. York,
AGENT.
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Howard Associs zion, philadelphia. To- tho Re:
lief OF the Sick and Distressed afflicted WITH hrIlens and
Chronic Diseases and especially Diseases Of the Sexual
Organs Medical Advice given Ore BY tle Aeng Surgeon
Valuable REPORTS SPERMA rORRhEA or SEMI
NAL WEAKNESS. and other Dseas@s OF the Sexual
zans. ont NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dis
pcLssry in sealed letter envelopes free OF charge Adj
dre.s Dr. J. ShILLlN HOUGHrOS. Howard Association
No. South Niah.st., Philadelphia Pa
A Friend IL Need-Try it.-Dr SWEETS IN
FALLIbLE LINIMEN the great external remedy Of the
age prepared from the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Con
ncticui the cesOrsed whose fame IL ourvas1
by that o. sny living IL IL certain and immediate cure
for rheumatism 0ont Neuralgia Sprain Bruises Cuts,
ound. Sores Burns Scsds. Piles Lumbago. Headache.
Toohache and all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders Exter-
nal Injuries &c All sufferers sh 9ud it TRIAL RICH
ARDSON Co.. PIoprietors, Norwich Conn.
MORGAN ALLEN. Agenis- No a. Cif-s., N Y.
Removal Notice.
The Importers end Traders ln>uraLcs Company has
moved It's Office 10 No 100 BROADWAY, between Wsi
and pinest
~ In,ursnce against los dsnsse by Fire on the most
ressonabie terms. Losses adjusted bensly, aud paid
promptly. BENJAMIN +. AANiEhkE, President.
FRAsK ". BALLARD Secretary.
OFFICE No. 100 BROADWAY.
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Dnslness Notlces.

Office OF tho
NurUAL LIFE Insurance CozpASI OF NEv- YORK
No. 9. Broadway.
New.York July 30, 1862.
All policy holders in the above Company who
may volunteer in response the call Of the President Of the
United State. for 10000 who may be drafted into
service houd that mode OF obtaining recruits be resoted
TOT are hereby informed that WAR PsRsrs will be Issued to
them on the those who entered the service
in 1891
Full particulars and explanations be obtanet sp?h
,aiion tie principal Office above iom any Of the
Conpsny's recognized SCENTS
FsEoxzIcx :. WESTON. President.
Is,,c ABBArr. Secretary
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Dodge Of the 18th H. Y w. and 20 dscbseed soldiers in the
Storage
In sctv United States, from New. Oyson'-Mr and Mrs L.
Wsnge rssim aud chic Mr. and Mrs. c. Pamonaon.
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Company Il, Metropolitan Guard.

This Regiment will doubtless Do the hn mustered Into
the service under the cal OF the President from this
State. =.
RECRUITS WANTED to NIL up Company l., immedi.
s,ey Cal tho IS Wsker-st near Broadway and enroll
names.
Government snd State boun,ies will be paid to each recruit
sa-rsbly to regusiiea These eounes together with
regular pay amount to 300 per annuln
Clothing rations ard good quarters furnished on enlistment
Non.,ou,mi. stoned Officers aud Musicians wanted
No. IS NALhER-ST
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MlIl.arn Notlfes.
To Officers Recruiting for Re siments In the
Field.

To Officers Recruiting for Resiments In the
Field.
ATTENTION.
THE RECRUITING COMMITTEE FOR
THE SIXTH senate RIAL DISTRICT,
NTH. XVIII, XvlTH, AND xVIiITH WARDS
invite oil Officers Recruiting for Regiments in the Field, -
attend
A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE,
the
CITY LIBRARY CITY HALL,
MONDAY. AUG T. 1862 AT IL O'CLOCK,
the purpose OF mskiag arrangements for Re-
cruns Stations in the several Wards of the District
The Committee will psy all expense. OF such Recruiting
Stations not provided for by the Government
Recruiting Officers able to 80 end the meeting OF the
Corttee requested authorize ,UitAbe person &C.
QIsinted with the business. repses-,t them
JOHN J. BRADLEY, Chairman
CYRUS CUkTiSj Nico-C5airmAn
DAVID r JAerzs Secretary.
second Regiment n. Y. y. M.-Col HUDSON
Now the Fled S3 paid Recruits before leaving the eiys
- paid Recruits upon enlistment; One months Pay In al
Relief tickets Raons and Equipments furnishes
edisty 50 lad. leave for the camp eye,y eek Foe
particulars inquire Armory Hsi place and 7thst, OF
Lieut. J. ". DEMPSEY. Recruiting Ofcer.
Or at No. % Cherry.st. aud Tent In rryonRow.
n. B-Sx competent D,ummers and Fiiers wanted.
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Blnck-mirhs and Bugiers Wanted tor n Cav:
airy Rekinicat Now in the II .eld.-Wsnted. 10 good
HO&st- shOERS and 10 3UG.ERS for SCOTS 80 q. s
Volunteer Cavalry 10. IN service IN an around Washington
The r-gmeut Is splendidy mounted fully equipped
Bounty sabsrnce 80, furnished FOR further Information
spply to Capt. Brennan ORNE Recruiting Officer No
New Bowes, No ~ Gre.a"ich-s; and Tent No l. Cry
Hal PARK
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9ue'ed to otteNd her funeral from her ats rsjoncr NJ, %
further invita- ion
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Military Exea pts have their certhcsse drawn and
before the subscriber None exempt without 'ee
affidavit which must he made and hed by August ID
CHARLES NETTLETON. Notary Public,
Me- III Broadway (grtntiy buldaaGs
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q" Rally Round he Flag.o
ANIhON BATTALION
LIGHT ARTILLERY,


LIGHT ARTILIER
MAJOR 4. W WILLARD. COMMANDiNS. Ga.
This being tho only artillery corps recruiting ~ tn
with the special permission Of tie President snoa 81
tuniiy for respectable young o JOIN the nue'' s
efficient of the service. .-., ,b.,, co,,.
few more intelligent desrons pf sefvnf rTWS
try. positions by applying ~ hI"
No 5g3 BROADWAY. r,,,.. s,.,.. Arnv
Pay and sations In accordance with the Cn"ea ''a'e army
Regulations. -----------
ca-ocn,. Zouove.- 4th Regiment, Empire
Brigade Col j. BURKE. Comniahuis asn I Es.
Company b. commssded by .sp ,';nI.r .~nv ~ -
recruiting olic- No. IL Broadway.
Ladies, uomc for Sick and Wounded
snI nirHS- Beard Of Directors beg leave 70 re
IND hr friends and the public Of the urgent necesties OF
more hnrdsd SIC. ana w0aSsse a no. .n@s.
Mo",y Flannel and PLAN Cotton shirts Canton Flannel
'sh aseded Provisions. Deicacies Wines and Liquors.
an he Thankfully received at the HOME, Of Lexins.
,,n.,y aud 5lst-s,. All articles sent TO the AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY corner Of Hudson and Jsy-sts. and
Nos ?i aud 5i2 Broadway will be sent free OF charge
Military Exea pts have their certificates drawn AID
%. No -
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The TAX BILL,

Now RKsDr In pan pile. OF - p,grs on enc white paper
B.d. the bill which i, word for ord accordance with
the original tsr append to Alphabetical Recapula
ton of every article bs taxed by the law ard the amount
Of the tax to he levied thereon This renders complete
and convenient as /, IL possible to make II,
Price cen,s postpaid per LOO II sent by eSPre' %
p,r 100 ifby mail Addrer. Tar TRrBrYy New York
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READER, you eau have an enduring, always
ready and r-abs Com PES exactly adapted to yoaf hand
ana style Of writing which will do your writing vastly
~ than Stee Pen. II you wart THE Pen IL Nshsie
than the Sword" in another column
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DIR. ). w. Pplnni's
com POU Nd!
scCRvY, PUTRID FEVER,

Long time before the settlement, Of North America by Euro
the Indians epoyed the bik Of White Pine for tho
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AT JEFrERs's, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Els.tlo Doors, 81 30. ~ IS ard o. BAIaoRAL'. 81,
- Is, and - 50 -,.,
Gents tine SHOES aud SLIPPERS Youths snd Childrens
BALsoRALs sHOs and uArERs, In great variety Of low
puse.. JEFYzKs, No. SO Broadway.
WHEELER Il WILSON MANUFACTURING
Co4s,sr Sewing Machines with Important Improvements
Ofrr No sos Broadway.
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Now Ready.
PRICE Is CENTS.

EMBELLISHED WITH
FORTY ILLU STATIONS
Beautifully Drawn Euxrayed
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CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA


CIVIL, WAR IN AMERICA.
BKSG A CoLLrcrios
The Most Interesting aud Exciting Events
Of the Present Remarkable Csisis
in History.
This volume which elegantly pated Ia Intended 70 pro-
sarye IN the recollection the Nation those acts Of
heroic daring and endurance which have aesdy made the
present unhappy notable the annals Of the world,
and hich 80 srkinrly illustrate the American character
need hardly say these instances Of human
are not confined section but mpartisy taken from
all the source. oomnsnd The consequence It, that
more worde u collection OF chivac deeds has before
been pre.ented to tie public In a single volume.
qhi, H. excellence book for Summer traveng-the
incidents bein. told in simple language without the slightest
attempt that great 10 all history sensational
writing every ncdea, bears upon i:s face the stamp OF
FRANK LESLIE No. 70 City Hall,qusre, N. Y.
COMPANY for the Wharf.-The Company insugurs-
ted a. the meeting held the ljhst Pesoyeran Church,
on Mondly evening 49, have fixed their headquarters,
fog the pesent j1ss0n Hall corner Of Green.iohsv
IA lI,aio.t Capt ROWLAND will be In attendance on
III EsDAY THURSDAY. and SATURDAY bNENiN0S
tn week He mey be during business hours o. no.
29 Broadway.
First Regiment-NatiOnaly oiunteers.-Ihsr reg
and tiltrd uu iediAte %
M up companies PAY aud oIn enlistment oooa
quarters a Camp Washington, s. l. H.,
and State boulties secured 20 recruits
Good non officers wanted Heacquarters
''' WAN ''' wv W. VIM GuRNEY.
Of the LIT Regiment Z. Chas.enrs Colonel Commanding
j. l.. LIrrLs. late of the Eth Regiment n g., AdJutant
Dir a OF
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FROM GEN. CURTIs's ARMY.
Thc Army Re-enforccd md on the CGen-
sive-Exten-ive Operations by scont-
ing Expedition Citizens of Arkansas
Flying. 10 Escape COn-crip,ion-sla,es
Deserted by their Nasters-EOrrible
Treatment OF Union Prisoners.

spscis Dispatch 10 The n. Y. Tribune
HELENA, Ark, July 81 via CAIRO,