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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

THE S7rn.-The b7th was in the battle oil
Pit,sburg Landing, Sunday and Monday,
and on Tuesdsy'it was one OF the regiments
that followed the ietreating foe. From the
fact that IL was in the advance-that II was
one OF the three in front of Gen. Sherman s
division and that the three sustained the at.
tack Of an immensely superior force, for two
hours, II must have suffered severely. We
have not been able TO get at the number OF
killed and wounded, although a letter re.
.ceived by Mr.. U. G. Baker pnts it al i27.--
The following officers were killed.
Capt. Jas. .Gribben, Capt Morrison, Lieut.
Dix. Pr;vates Geo. Routson, and - Jor.
den, Of Findlay. were also killed. Lieut.. II
Henderson,, wounded.
Mr.. U. o. Baker received a letter Wednes.
day night informing him that his son Calvin
Baker, was mortally won nded. and had been
taken to Savannah. Mr.. B. started / he same
night for Tennessee.
A thousand rumors have been in circula.
ton regarding this regiment since the news
Of the battle arrived, and o painful rumoI
was that the 67th was one OF the Ohio regi.
ments that disgrsced the State. ..Thi.
arose from typographical error in the Cleve
land Herald. 1t had the 57th in place o
the 55th in its list Of skulkers. Whatever
other Ohio regiments might have done il
would take the strongest kind Of evidence
to satisfy US that the 57th has enough COW.
ards in lis ranks TO take it away from on,
force without showing fight.
We await anxiously full lists Of the killed
and wounded.
=. p.S.--lntelligence has been received o
the death Of young Baker.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

NEw ADVERTISEMENTS. - We direct par.
ticular attention to the Advertisements this
week.
J.H. d ]. 2. Burket--Lsw Card.
s. & J. N. Huber--Bird Cages, White
Lead, Baby Wagons, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder. Braces. &c.
Isaac Dsvis--Tobaoco, Stoneware, Salt,
and White Fisb.
N. W. Lefavor--Columbus Bindery.
G. 3. Wilson--Sheiiff' Sales.
Patterson d Tsyior-Balmorals and Hoop
Skirts--new styles.
George Couway-Hait Restorative.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

THE 67th SENDING MostY.-Mf. Sheets,
the Auditor Of this county. has been Motif
ed that 50, 200 has been placed IN the hands
OF Mr.. Young, (the agent sent by the Cover
nor to the army for the purpose Of receiving
money that soldievs wished 10 send home
by members Of the 67th.
The money will be forwarded next week
aud in few days thereafter win be ready fol
distribution. Good news for the wives snd
mothers Of soldiers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Faos Col. Musors.-The following let.
ter from Col. Mungen, was received by Cloys
b. Wilson, Wednesday evening:
HEADaUARTErs 57rn Rro., o. v. l.,
Three miles from PITTS. Landing.
April 9th, 1862.
WILL, OLD FaIEsD - We have net the
enemy and they are ours. One hundred aud
ten thousand fighting men attacked US in
our camps on Sunday morning last. We
opened OIL them as they charged on us. and
the first three volleys fred from the guns Of
the 57th was seventy. eight dead 'seceshersj'
the wounded We can never tell anything
about. We found the dad on Tuesday
morning, where we shot them, and buried
them.
The fighting was terrible on Sunday and
and Monday, until about three o. clock. We
were forced 10 fall back, and they just
l"tore" things, on Sunday afternoon, in our
tents.
!, When the teams,ers left, they took few
trunks mine among the rest - and every
thing not in the trunk or on IN, back, was
also taken OF destroyed.
The boys slept on the ground Sunday
4 night. and early in the morning the hghtinl
!. commenced. We had about GO, 900 men
end they had, according to Johns,on's tse'
l cesh) statement, 10000.
Gen. Buelps command commenced aTri
!. wing on Sunday night, and by noon on Mon
). day, we had about 10000 men; and sucl
!. fighting as was done for two days never wa
Q SUI passed in this world. On Sunday morn
= ms there was line of battle Eve miles IL
}. extent, ann il was utterly impossible to dis
, tinguish any particular sound except tn
,e booming of heavy aTtilleiy--it was Just
d continued roar. II was terrible--you coui
Iy see q line Of men on each side, sometime
% near as thirty steps, draw up and fire
ID each other. Then would come q hand.t
.e hand fght--the bsyonei, pistol, knife; any
- thing to destroy life. The slaughter is tel
n, rife. All over the woods and fields f
,v miller and miles, lay the ghastly and NUT
n, lated bodies OF the dead and dying. M
a. GodI what horrors and sufferings the battl'
he field presents!
m OfiosIs aud men who were at the Fight
:, Donelson, say that the fight there was onl
". a trihing affair compared to this.
iv The b7th had nothing to eat, except thr'
~, or four hard crackers on Monday morninI
: from Saturday night unit! Tuesday night,
o,lnine o. clock.
We Lost eveIything-even our canteens-
a, the officers had nothing left but what th'
!, =, had on their persons.
At three o. clock, p. n, on Monday, v
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Uws cell the especial attention Of those
in want Of h.bindins. to the advertise.
mont Of the franklin Bindsry, Columbus
1t 10 one Of the most eiteutive establish.
msuts 10 the vest, aud 10 o. reliable % Il IA
large. Their bisnh work for county ofhoers
societies 60, 10 particularly good. Persons
leaving books magssines. music &C., TO bind
can have tho work forwarded BY leaving n
at this ONCE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Ths 49rH.--From a letter from Captain
Lsngworthy, to his wife, we learn that the
49th and Col. Gibson did good service a,
Pittsburg. The 9Th brigade commanded by
Col. @. was complmented by Gems. Grant,
Sherman and McCook--Sherman saying that
the changes Of front, etc., were made under
FIRE, better than he ever saw it. We give
the number OF wounded in Capt LIS com.
-pany elsewheI
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

since the Legislature passed an act making II
the duty OF the Assessors to enumerate all tho
persons in the service, giving also the num-
bor'in every family, who are dependent for
support upon those in the army, As the OBJ
ject Of this is to get vt a proper distribution OF
relief funds. Assessors should exerci n
great deal ofcare in this matter. Every one
omitted is a loss OF so much to the county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Asornra iLrrrrs.--From a letter from
Col. Mungen to his vile, published in an
extra Courier, this morning. we are enabled
to give the number Of killed, wounded and
missing in each company in the s7tb.
Co. A--Kiled and wounded, II; missing 8.
Co. B--Killed and wounded, 7; missing, q.
Co. C--wounded, 10; missing. 8.
Co. D.. Killed and wounded, I: missing, 9.
Co. e Killed and wounded, 7.
Co. r...Killed and wounded, 4; missing q
Co. G--.wounded,s.
Co, II. Wounded, 7; uissine. I.
90. I...killed and wounded 0; missing 10.
ConrAry K--Killed and wounded, );
missing, 3.
Totsi number Of killed and wounded, 10;
missing. tS.
The missing are either killed OF taken
prisoners.
There are no particulars OF consequeuce
in the letter. aside from the list. Col. M.
was sick. and was in the fight only q short
time on Sunday. Lieut.. Col. Rice was in
command during the day. Col. M. speaks
very highly Of him, and also OF the entire
regiment. They captured secesh fag.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

New LAW FIRN.-Miessers. J. F.S J. II. Bur
ket have commenced the practice OF Law in
the Probate Judges Office. They are yourg
men Of good business qualifications, and will
attend promptly To business.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

FiSDL,Y PREssrrERr.--The preshyrery OF
Findlay convened in this place on Monday,
Rev. Mr.. Morrow, moderator OF the session.
preached the opening sermon. R,v.. Van
Eman, Badean. Meeks. Eicock, Rice, Nor.
row and Kost are in attendance. The major
i,y Of the Church is represented by Elders.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

JDr. Jackson will positively be at the
Crook House. In Piudisy. on Saturday snd
SUNDAY, April as and %.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

BAsx Nork TAsLE--CoHected weekly. by
Adams. Carlins q Co.
BANKA5LE FUNDS.
State Bank Of Ohio; Ohio Free Banks Tin good
credit); Bank OF the State OF Indiana; New
sey; Phiiadelphia; Delaware; United States
Treasury Notes; Pittsburg.
, UNCURRENT.
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B6r See one or t,Oo Specimens Of pha.
is Epery,ohere said by the People.
Editors, Dealers, &c,

HOUsEKEEpER5 - troubled with vermin
need be so no longer, II they use "COsrAR's"
Exte rminators. We hove used II 70 our satis.
faction, and II box cost 81 we would have II.
We had tried poisons, but they effected moth.
out OF Rats, Mice, Reaches, and Bed. Bugs,
quicker than We can write IL. II Is In great
demand all over the country. IL Medina (OhIo)
Gdzsfts.
MORE GRAI IN and provisions are destroyed
ANNUALLY In Grant county by verinin, than
would pay for tons OF this Rat and Insect Kill.
er.--t Lancaster (JPisconsin) Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR - We are seliirs 20,
preparations rapidly. Wherever they hAys .
been used, Rats, Mice, Roachos and Vefmin
disappear rapidly.
EoXRn 4 STOrPpsR,
Druggists, Windsor, SD.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

BABY WAGONS, &c.-Hubers have received a
very large and an extremely fine assortment OF
Baby Wagons, Bird Cages, and goods of that
class.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

DO Ir.--Do pay your subscription 10 the JEFF
fersonian. We never needed funds as We d.
now. Send II by mall or call at the Office.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

SoDA FouSrAIN.-Hubers have the Soda
Fountain in operation. The institution /,
running refreshing streams day and evening
1t is appreciated by the masses.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

RrxovAL.--Phiip Ford&as removed his Law
once to the room over Adams and RuthruGs.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Carr. LAsowoRTny's CoMpASY. IS. NJ.
Dixon, OF Allen township. member Of Cap.
tain LangworHy's Company, 49th Regi-
ment, arrived en- Wednesday. Mr. Dixon
was wounded in tie Pittsburgh battle - a
sDe"... bali having struck him just below the
knee. The ssth were in the fight Of Mon
Jay, and conducted themselves nobly.-
None were killed in Capt Langworthy's 3
Company, and but ten wounded. Mr. Dix
on remembers the following from this yicin-
ty;
C. We,herbee, Jos. Diet1, Arcadia;
Jos. S. Gilpin, G. Williamson. Cannons.
burg;
d. Wise, West independence;
1 James Foster, Findlay.
None of these are serious. except MI.
Williamson, who is considered dangerous.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

M.RRi.GE.-Married on the 10th instant,
at the BRIDES residence. in Union township
by Elder X. II. Bolton, Mr.. Philip Carfman
and Miss Rache! Brown, both Of Hancock
county, Ohio.
Married by @. W. Twining, at the resi-
dence of the bride, on the 18th instant,
Rober: GuloveT aud Jane Stackhouse, all oi
Pindlay, Ohio.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

CAUTION ~ - To prevent the public tr!m
being imposed upon Oy Spurious and Highly
Peynici0us limitations, II new label has been pre-
pared, bearing ~ Jacsimiisspf the Proprietors 8
signature. Examine each boz, bottle, or flask
carefully before purct asing, and take nothing
but sCostay's."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Those preparations (unlike all others) are
Free from Poisons.''
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rsts do not die on the premises"
"They come out Of their holes to die"
"They are the only inisllible remedies known.
ia years and moro established In New York
City"
Ussd blythe City Post once.
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used ty-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Ussd blythe City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &c.
Used by--the Hotels: 'Astor,' st. Nicholps, Ac.
Used blythe Boarding Houses, 30, &c.
Used by-more than SO, 900 Private Families.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

"Costar's' Rat, Roach, &c. Extermi.
nator.
"Costar's"
"Costar's' Bed. .Bng Exterminator.
"Costar's'
'Costar's' Electric Powder, for In.
sects, &C.
ls 2io., 500. AND tl 90 Boxes. BorTLEs AND
FLAsEs, 81 ana q SIZE fuR PLANTATIONS,
SHIPS. BoATs, HOTELS, &C., &C,
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EHMALE8.

FElNGAhES.
The many certificates which have been ten
dered us, and the letters which we are daily
receiving, are conclusive proof that among
the women these Bitters have given satisfac'
tion which no others have ever done before
No woman In the land should be without them,
aud those who once use them will not fail 70
keep q supply.
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE!
IL Costs but Littiei Purify the blood!
Give T0ue TO the Stomach! Reno
vate the Systeml PrOlOng Life!
' PRICE:
$1 per Bottle; six Bottles for $5,
PKEPARED AND SOLD ny
CHARLES WiDDiFiELD g. CO.,
SOLE PROPRiET0RS,
78 W:ltiam street, NeD York.
~ For sale by Druggists and Grocsrs gen
orally throughout the country.
July 81, lssi.-tly
Sold 10 Findlay by
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

b j
biE have SS1i y,ir iIs my .vAsiui RS inpi,.l
f"i'c",r sip's url. thvn aI pn.i L.sil.I- II,
y ii,'! nr ,''r h.r ssilnriic vinIoy TLrH ys-
Iihg vii"n ,n ihs li,.r j. qulrk nnl dncl, rvu.s.
"nuS t~y hir "n nin'irniie rsncdy hT
I that ItstA lni Cd l hate rrIL.ia tvund h vs,y VI
iss d.,dU - oi-tirsio that did bvi readily ~ Ia 4,
hVn. linvi1siiy ,"up, hiUNZJ NALL, u. u,
ihDlc'dn q Hs AI,,s Il,sSd a.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

Faos Col. MuSors The following let
ter from Col. Mungen,w was received by Cioy
b. Wilson, Wednesday evening:
HEADaUaRrErs 57rn Rro., o. v. l.,
Three miles from Pitts. Landing.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18

F'ns H. T,,'-iore hR. " N,m iirk Cty
Not uy ynur PITTS ~iairhv minpte " tl,vv l.,,
n-ri-nt lat hnd ti,ir Lyn"tria effects vi
~ liver ,rry msrk'i lii'ri. Tiny bays In my ptac
'r proved n"re rirctuai for tLv VI bfrus c-a-
aus than al, "n' r'm'rij csn inrui,u. slnosr. ~
Jooc that We have At length purI,,iive which =
- tle ,v.,iv'.. oi til. IivIt ssivn and the peJplr.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-04-18
Dyssstery. Disrrh~n, Relax, wsr,ss.

Your fillr have had long trial IL my Itatlsv aud
h"i ih"in w rsitrin "f tiv Irt rns have
yer 'ini 1"r alrraiiN. .l,vt uiHn IL, In max.
h.in an ri'cll'n rci"iy when given Ia small dV,es t.r
,ioas dy,tntrg amd diIrrhuu. 1hpir suyur.l eating
uat"S ,rin ,vry acceptable and .usnl ks t. M.
,i women nid rLihlrru.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30

u,EcRuITs wANTED-FoR CAPT. EARLY's INDIE
IL pendent Company, for General spnoa's Brigade.
ran, Fsrlv IN In Gen. IL emonts DIVISION ha
sdIy com. down Petersburg, Va, aud has seen ID
ycars tho resuar service Of the armies o. Europe
M America lie IL commencing Ill up his pany and
wants able bodied men, between the es Of u and 40
,esrs s also wishes Lieutenans No officer need ap-
.v unlesa he can pass requisite examination lie also
Esns The missionci officers In the same company.
1eASQ arNfs, eoper 81 yamss sysss ana sc" po"e'''
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aPALH cHrE SHELL IN AND BIT n5ns WHEN RATTLE
ANTHoN BATTALION OF LIGHT ARTILLEY.

Every days experience teaches that battles are becoming
moro and artillery duels. Let then, have more
The ANTHoN BATTALION Is the only artillery corps
s,rminr In this State by special daticn the
sresidcnt and affords probably the last opportunity for
hose DESTROYS serving their country In the nes
The battalion win conss, OF two batiere. Of eight guns
,arb Your hundred intelligent men, OF good physique are
wanted ID man them Pay and rsons In accordance with
he United states regulations for this branch of the service
fc,v wall drilled secure appointments
aforementioned officers upon application at headquarters
l98 Broadway
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ExPREssEs 9.

1,uRNIAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS.
Is hacking establishment. ll3 West evcnth street uc
Tfth and Sixth Piancfortes mirrors, paint
ss statuary boxed and shipped Furniture moved with
care Larrc wagons for removal Of furniture TO the country
Stor are for furniture.
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DHENIx REGIMENT'-CORCORAN ZOUAvES-AT-
y tention Irshmcn-Rccruits wanted for Company I,
Burke; Lieutenant Colonel NJ. d. Smith. This splendid
sompany few able bodied to complete t. This
magnificent regiment IL exclusively Irish. Phonix 10
he Of the brave CorcorHn now incarceated In
Southern prison. Oac hundred dollars bounty when honora
DIV dshrgcd the families OF yolunteers provided for
Splendid quarters ration and clothing furnished Immediate
" Pay from SIS TO 80 month, 70 commence from date
denroment Arouse Irsmcn aud defend the country OF
gor adoption preserve Its laws and well be Recruiting
pnes daily John Lees Of Third and
First avenue James Ciares OF Forysixh street
pay In advance EUGENE SULLIVAN, Captain.
Jour COLLINS First Lieutenant.
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- COL. WIN. H. ALLEN.
Is RECRUITS WANTED

CTANr0N LEGION.
COLONEL WIN. H. ALLEN.
ONE MONTHS PAT a ADVANCE
after being mustcre. IN -, service
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR CO. A.
This company nearly full and wants but few TO
IT, Good rations quarters and uniforms furnished
mustered All promotions to rank OF
lieutenant made from the rank and file.
ONE MONTHS PAY IN ADVANCE.
The evidence Colonel Aliens treatment of his in
the FRS, regiment sufficient TO persons enlist
ing In this command.
500 bounty and relief to families Of all volunteers
Apply 10 W. II. JENNER Captain Company A, Recruit
ing olice 273 Spring street.
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(NLAIMS FOR UNIFORMS
~ AL persons gments having claims under the pro-
visions Of the entitled AN provide for the reim
bursemen Of certain and regiments belonging
the militia this State for clothing equipments lost
destroyed In the of the United April
"a 1562-are hereby notified the same duly
fed to Colonel w. Burt Assistant Inspector General at
the CAPITOL in the city Of Albany, before the day July
next; being provided all claims hereunder
must be presented on or before that day.
The claim o. each person must be accompanied by an AN.
dav stating he articles lost or destroyed and the value
thereof. the regiment and company to which be was
attached his length q service Herewith and that said
regiment or company has not received payment com.
from any city or county for their uniforms and
States that the clothing for which the claim
ing the same and that he Is at The present time member Of
sent address OF each should be endorsed
claim. In the company bylaws Of regn: make the
unf0rma thereof the property Of the companies
the claim for such regiment be presented In
duly veriei BY the neld officers.
Blanks FOX the of said claims will be furnish.
ed upon application 1t No 81 Walker New York.
the Office Of the Inspector General the city of Albany
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
State Treasurer
O. A. ARTHUR,
Inspector General
CUYLER VAN VECHTEN,
ALBANY, June Is, 1859. Quarermaster General
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TINTED STATES MARINE CORPS.
" Wanted, the United States Marine Corps, able
bodied unmarried between the of 10 40 years.
less than feet ~ inches high and of good character
Soldiers serving In this perform duty in Navy Yar
and on board vessels Of war
offers superior Inducements to young who
are anxious their and the world On
hundred dollars bounty receiving honorable discharge
with a certainty OF making plenty OF prize money.
Pay from SIS to S4 month with abundance OF good
clothing board and medical attendance when sick furnished
by the government
Apply rendezvous IS Bowoy, the Marine Bar
racks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding
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DHGNIx REGIMENT.
L CORC0RAN ZOUAvEs,

THoENIx REGIMENT-CORCORAN ZOUAvEs-AT.
tenion. Recruits wanted TO hll up Company Of this
splendid regiment; having been by the Governor
few wanted OIL this company to the minimum
pay from SIS S23 per month; months pay
from the serycc pay 2 from date q
lies when mustered clothing raton aud furnished
Immediately enrolled Lieut.. Carney. lO6 Thomp
son street. headquarters of regiment (Sxty
ninth Roment Armory oyer Essex market, corner q Es
sex and Grand streets. DANIEL CROWLEY, Captain.
JANIS G. BURK Colonel Commanding.
M ID. SIXTH, Lieutenant Colonel.
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IL FOR Company y. Phesniz regiment
CORCORAN should be the grand rayng point for all
Irishm, who wish TO serve their country 1.
regiment, Cor. 70 avss Ia the Fourth
s 1s viii be commanded by Col JAMES 9. BURKE.
OF Instructed by Colonel
before his for the Of and
raj OF them served under him during the memorable three
Quarters clothing furnished as soon as mus
tered in Pay from S3 S2S month TO commence from
80 = 500 BOUNTY
when discharged from the service. One months In
Relief tickets will be given to soldiers families.
Recruits will be- received NJ the following places
Dennis Burns Of Nineteenth street and First
Street Al James Bnrkes 81 East Forty fourth
street, VIM. McKeon lao Muibe street and headquar
tiers o. this company. BERNARD OREILLY. Captain.
N. Z. o. KEEfE First Lieutenant.
CPINOLA's BRIGADE.-wANTRD FORTY ABLE
- bodied to form be attached to Spino-
Of enlistment. Clothing ssSsl.tencs FURNISHED upon
Empire Brooklyn
CTANTON LEGION 100
is RECRUITS WANTED
Immediately for Company X In this Legion.
bounty paid the recruit as soon IS he y mustered In
500 bounty will he paid he discharged Pay
from SIS 10 So
Enlistment for three during the unless
Relief ticket. ..usa 10 d. s se, of IN. man .,n
Promotions made from the rank and ale.
sER0EANTS wANTED-Apply TO- .
Corner Of Test and Cortiandt - ,sts, Or
First Lieutenant GEO g. BRoTEeP. ON.
Second L.u.sn.n. HORACE .! 1Sa iSsSff sss'
go Broadway.
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CTANTON LEGION-WM II. ALLEN. COMMANDER
- Fifty able bodied wanted for Company H. Stan.
ton Legion. Application can be made to Lieutenant e.
McTighe. a 688 Second 22 First and IA
Baxter street One months pay given in advance Cloth.
ing and subsistence Immediately furnished.
T.. E. MCTIGHE,
First Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
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+ NO. SIS BOwERY.-H. R0sENTHAL HAVING A
IA great desire purchase large quantty of cast on
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets Jcwery Ac by call
Ing addressing ladies and gentlemen obtain the
most value article Ladies' attended by Mrs. Ro.
scnthal Please remember, and try 3S Bowery opposite
tlreat Jones street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-30
A LII RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF

"A THE HALLECK GUARD,
Coonei ELIAS PEISSNER,
Will get months pay advance and their families will
receive relief MOI on being mustered In.
THE HALLECK GUARD,
Colonel ELIAS PEfSSNER,
Now forming under the call of the government TO be
ready in six days.
This regiment Is In camp at Camp Washington Staten
Island Capt r. PATTERSON has been ordered by the 60
to recruit Company of this regiment and is
recruits $50 Broadway. It is in
tended this corps shall be OF the In the
vice.
Pay from $l3 TO $23 per month.
must once, and put under pay and
sent Camp Was Staten Island and provided with
abundant raiions clothes and good quartera
500 bounty At the end Of enlistment
ELIAS PEIsSNER, Colonel.
Headquarters ls0 Broadway. --
JAS SIBERIAN Orderly Sergeant.