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ALL persons knowing themselves in any wise indsbt
cd 70 the Sabscber are hereby notified that all accounts
must be speedily closed up or they wi be put in the
hsnSa OF proper ohoeEg far collection. nJa, have nv
Issd. essforVtY5 ,st,,A ap ead s.vs sos.s
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LIST OF CAUSE
FOR MAY TERM, 1869.

! Andrew Creveling VS. Andrew Meick. E. al.
Isaiah Shuman admr. VS. Jacob L.. Ehuman
Philip WlneTsteen, VS. Valentine Nntersteen.
Richard q. Menagh, John Giggcr
Daniel +. ScybeTt, ct al VS. 4. b. Pearcc, ct al.
Daniel +, Seybert VS. Augustus Pcaree et al.
Henry Wells, VS. George Kinley.
Wilson Agcr, VS. Joseph fattun.
Clinton d. Herring, CT al VS. Daniel +, ScybeTt,
10 Thomas c. Robson, vs. William Fausey.
IL Thomas O. Robson, vii lam Fausey
IL Thomas 4, robson, VS. WIN. Fausey.
10 Henry rraugh, the West Branch Insurance Com.
pauy
ii Jacob Berninger, admr VS. JOHN Osman
Is Samuel j. Bealer VS. Abraham w. Robbins, etaI
l6 Jacob Eyer VS. Abraham kasG.
II Abraham klase, vs. Jacob Eyer,
Ia David Levi 10 useVs Samuel l.. Betle.
~ Daniel T. seybeTt vs. Joseph Gensil
20 Roher' Russell VI Lackawanna x Bloomsb burg K. R.
81 Charles Lee VS. LaCkawanna g. bloomsbury R.
% Russel Peacr vs The School District Of Fishing
creek
% Elijah McMurtriS ct al VS. Christian Wolf
~ John Ramsey vs. Peter Mellick.
25 Frederick Markrof vs. John Robson.
70 The Lackawanna X Bloomsbury Rail Rost ct al vs.
William Sloan
27 Jacob Thomas ct al vs. franklin Stewart etsi
% William Cox ct al vs. William Holdren.
- William A Case et al VS. Centre township.
80 Henry Miller, Executor VS. Jacob Ceiling
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dGd on the west ny Main street, Of said town. on the
norm ny street, on the cast by alley, and on tho
south by lot Of Iohn Iicmbach containing one half of
an acre more or less, Whercon is erected old framc
dwelling house, we'll OF water, with the appurtcnan.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FOR LICENSES

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Blonsburr, April ~, 1862.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-03
NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST s. 1862.



GPlNoLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE.
- WAX, MAR, WAR
BRIGADE
GoL0NEL JAME5 V ggRxE, cnM sLl%,, IS
CIsUITlNG OFFICER
No. IL. Greenwich street.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
$50 cash 70 each recruit joining my command.
Men OF New lorE-lonr bleeding country calls upon you
world Il does require draft within iines
COME FORWARD ONE AND ALL TO THE CALL OF
Irshnen, your strong right ham IS needed to-day before
Richmond The blood OF thousand Of fellow country
topyour only hope earthstrechcs forth her shattered
arms to and inpioes You that she has hecd you
leap forward TO her this her hour OF need Shall
that call be in yain WIN you back part OF the obga
respected your people elevated the
position the anda ta has she done you and yours,
gratitude. and allow tho most glorious land the frees
yernment the perfection OF human happiness the world has
ever SEEM to Re polluted rent asunder and crushed b the
worst despo,ism-aye far worse than sunny Erin ever
Remember this rebellion fostered nourished
By hereditary enemy Ensand remember her ships and
money fan and Keep alive this unhoy and she
she is going to take hand in God grant she may.
Tie call make upon you to-day for homes and ire
sides will be promptly responded to-.
children rally Green Banner and march.
ing side b side with the Stars and Strips carry the sic
OF the Union TO the utmost Ioundaries of the land.
In addition to relief tickets for families thus all
account Of family desttution will done away with Also
bringing recruit the win So 40 per
day Tor Communication Of ralions. Clothing very best
Forsakc all. Yes your mohcrs thearts wives
and ssters and come and meet sosrs MN1uN
~"A so's A FRS, Leutenans Recruiting oaioer,
16 GREENWICH STREET.
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A RMY SUPPLIES.
"A OFFlcE or ARMY CLoTHIN0 AND EourPAcx,
NEw YORK, July 81, 1861 I
Sealed proposals will be received ut this Office until twelve
O'Clock NJ Friday the Sth Of August for delivering by
contract at the depot Of Army Clothing in this city
100 Drums, infantry.
500 Drumheads. BATTER
200 Busles.
5000 Cavalry Hat Cords and TasselsL
$1,000 Brass Eagles for hats.
Samples Of which application at this once
the quantity to be delivered within ten
third within twenty days. and the remainder within thirty
days the date of the acceptance OF the BIDS and all
be subject TO inspection BY sworn inspectors appointed by
tho United States IN
Proposals be accompanied by proper guaranty
forth that the s awarded TO the party named
therein he will At execute the same and give bonds for
the faithful performance Of the same
The United States the right TO reject oil bids
deemed unreasonable
should be endorsed Proposals Furnishing
Drums, &C., and addressed to
Lieut. Col D. II. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. $. Army
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III rHGkIow WEED GUARD.

AROUSE FELLOW CITIZENS
We fight for the Uuion was onl the Constitution as
g.
We agh, not 70 further abolition sentiments corrupt
policies, but tor Just law ani order.
We tight !aaect loyal citizens rights and TO redress
their III becomes an Anc lean.
rlcers wanted. Fifty able bodied men
wanted 10 III ap Company T., Thurow Weed Guard, TO
whom SIS per will be paid being mustered into SER
Men will immcdlitely into camp aud be furnished
with god uniform and ratlens. - =.
Two good fer Sergcaas. Fay SIS 20 vs. per month";
Those would select comrades come rather than
be drafted. G. y. SLEEPER, captain.
HOWARD BUCK, First Licut.
Recruiting occ OF vcsey AID Yves, streets, New
York
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CoFFEE FOR THE NAVY.

NAVY ACENT's OFFICE. NEW YoRK. August 2, 1862.
Proposals, sealed and endorsed "Proposas for Coffee
viii be received a. this Office until Saturday the 10Th instant,
furnishing and delivering receiving ten days notice.
at the United States Navy Yard at Brookyn all the coffee
which may be required for the Of the navy during the
fiscal year ending june 80 1858.
The coffee 10 be equal to the best Cuba according TO the
sample at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and be delivered there
without extra charge.
Every oler must be accompanied by written guarantee,
signed by responsible to the effect that
he they undertake that the bidder bidders WILL his
their bid be accepted into Obligation Ately
with good and sufficient srretes to furnish the article pro-
This guarantee be accompanied the cert
a. the United States District Judge, District Attorney Col
le Navy Agent that the guarantors able TO make
their guarantee No proposal will be considered unless
l. HENDERSON Navy Agent
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DAILY FOR TIE UNION.
IL $50 sate bounty paid ,cdiatcy to each recruit
50 S3 Zone months pay) paid to each recruit soon
as Is mustered.t
So Of the 500 bounty paid to each recruit
upon the mastering of the regiment to be paid before the
reament leaves for the Of
Good quarters abundant raons and handsome uniforms
Immediately provided
Non-conins Stoned ofc wanted; also good WAGNER
relief tickets issued benefit of families
the recruits arc sworn into service.
400 bounty to each recruit whsn discharged.
Amply to ISAAC L. TAYLOR, Captain Company D. STAN
ton Legion, 205 West street, corner oil Harrison.
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CTANTON LEGION.

CTANTON LEGION.
y COL. VIM 81. ALLEN
Come one, come all, 81 your country's CALL
$50 bounty from the State mustered.
few more recruits wanted to complete company A.
One months pay when the company il mustered.
$25 advance when the regiment Is mustered.
Pay from $l3 to $23 per month.
Clothing, raons and uniforms furnished Immediately.
Camp al New.Dorp, Staten Island
Relief tickets given families Of soldiers
tered.
500 bounty at the expiration Of term Of enlistment
Apply TO Capt W. II. JENNER, IH Grand street.
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HEADQUARTERS THURLow WEED GUAGD EN-.
III Brigade, " mite street. uly H. 662There are
in this regiment, for officers still open The
regiment is In good way towards early completion and
will take the field under last cal OF the
President by making early Application At these
few good officers who nave men already enlisted or
who Immediately control secure POSITIONS and
every facility furnished them for recruiting their commands
w. B. OLMSTEAD, Colonel
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IL Comprising The First. Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth,
SIXTH seventh, Eighth and Fonr.ecnth wards

A
siith. seventh, Eighth aud Fourteenth wards.
The Uulun-it must and shall be preserved"
IIeedquarcrs, City assembly Rooms, ff6 Broadway
This regiment " being organized undcr the AUSPICES
Of the District Committee appointed b. his Excccncy Gov
Edwin ~ Morgan aud Is prepared 70 offer superior in
ducements all DESTROYS Of serving their country In It's
ranks.
Citizens Of this the Gbrn district Of the first city Of
fats contncn-y who have never fnlterd in your dcvo-
ton TO this the on real public 70 this tho only home OF
nc eds aud asks ,oGr aid WIN you hcsacf you waltz
MOI Your only response Is, 20 armsi TO arusn Come
come qnckyuow never for the Union the constiiu-
tiou and the fofcesAea' OF tho laws
Reei tickets issue Immortality. one months pay, with
the full bounty, promptly paid Tie steering In of the
company or paid part the the grcryiL Good
ranns and handsome uniforms snrpnsd A hcau.
' - PETER McDIsRMOTr,
Colonel Commanding District regiment,
GEO W. NAtNCR, nd aant
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cQO CASH PRE- MUM, WHEN EXAMINED AND
DJC sworn ~ 50 extra which Is offered wi, be paid
him as he signs and Il cxamned also s75 additional
at the or the TIE Hill House Light Infantry, at
tached 10 the Empire Brigade has rerrung tent IN the
PARK. Application must be made 10 g.. A. SIM0NSoN,
First Lsuieusat or " y. MILLS, agent, 40 Dey street,
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NOTICE COLONEL ELIAS PREsSUER HAVING
IN been elected the Colonel of The Filth Senatorial dis
tr has moved lis headqar G0 East Houston street.
Of First Lincoln Hail. stairs and where
he be each day between the hours OF NJ and
Jpn
This regiment formerly called the Haileck Guard will
hereafter the Fifth Senatorial district egment
ELIAS PkESSuER Colonel Commanding
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HERE Is A CHANCE.
Ill SPINOLA'S
EMPIRE BRIGADE,
THIRD REGIMENT.
Captain Richard Graves having been one year in
returned with authority from headquarters 10
company this regiment and would only say 70
he experience learned their wants and
makes his But the greatest indiccment
soldier join this is that he gets all moneys
without trouble and Will have for his Colonel the bra
vest of the brave, Hale Kingsley.
N. Boone early and late before bounty ceases
Headquarters 5Jl Broadway. X. E. GRAVES. Captain.
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HEADQUARTERS
i'll FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
1850 EAST HOUSTON STREET, LINCOLN HALL,

COLONEL ELIAS PEISSNEK.
The Colonel intends make this regiment the first ready
for scre Of the best In every respect Such oM
only will be received acquainted with their du es
whose is The country needs honest
brave men, and needs The country Is In cii
cal eond on every soldier Come forward then,
n, once. OF al classes and caines.
Sli5 bounty before the regiment leaves New York Is
guaranteed to every man.
Men OF New York come forward All the assistance and
bounes granted by the United States and by
the State county and city authorities Will be fully secured
and officers
Regmcnta Camp Turtle Bay Park, Fory6f street and
Second Regmental Headquarters l6s East Hous
street. Recruits wanted.
ELIAS PEIssNER. Colonel Commanding.
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NAVY BEEF.
NAVY AGENTS OrfIcE,

IN NAVY AGENTS OFFICER
New YORK, August O. 1857. !
Seaicd proposals will be received this Office until
Saturday the ON day Of August, at O'Clock, for supply
ing 800 barrels NAVY BEEF of all and risk the
United States at the Navy Yaid at brooklyn.
The Beef must be from well attcncd cattle, and must
conform as near possible In quality the standard
assumed Cor Navy Beef and the usual inspection OF
the Navy Yard The barrels must DO according TO the navy
sfandari.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guaranty
signed by responsible persons 10 the effect
a he or they undertake. tina, the bidder Of bidders viii,
II their bid be accepted, into obligation
inediaey, with good ard sufficient sueties 10 furnish
article proposed This guaranty must he accompanied
by Of the United District Judge, Dis
ci Attorney, Cole OF Navy Assent that the arnors
able good their guaranty No proposal VIII DO
considered unless accompanied by such guaranty Full
tcuaTs may be aceranrd application TO the Inspect
ing Officer at the Navy Yard.
The above Beef is purchased account Of deaultng
contractors, aud must be furnished without delay.
l. HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
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nHENIx REGIMENT.
i CoRCoRAN ZOUAyES.
Fourth Regiment Empire brigade.

regiment fall INTO the OF Capt. Rcddys company.
There is day to be lost Time Is precious and deayis
dan rrois a moment tits Capt. Reddy wants
few good who experienced DC promoted 70 SER
seaus coporas This will be of the best ghting
eonranle in the regiment Capt Reddy las had many
years experience regular and actual service There
be doubt but thai his company viii present bold front
the command Of our gallant and experienced Superior
officers Col Jas g. Burke ard Lieutenant Colonel M. d.
smith and that We VII leave our mark If the
rebels Ali the bouniies from the STATE and general
enlist IN my company and pass medical inspection Also.
ing of being paid your relief from the State No
Of the earth clothes and feeds hor SOL
the United of America. Arouse then,
from all other considerations forward 10 the rescue OF your
country enroll with at onice No. %
Walker street. OF Elm.
A first and second lieu enant wanted.
CAPT JAMES NJ. REDDY, Recruiting Onlcer.
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CSC. W. WAnNr
III EADQuARTERs, ro,nw.
Ill HAL1.lsCK GUARD, SO BROADWAY,

The Cooncl TO make tails regiment TIE sia ready
for sprvs and one the best IN respect Such OLE
ccrs only will received acquainted with their duties
ami whose character Is known The country needs honest
brave men, and needs thcm now The country y IN erit
cal condition. aud needs every soucr Tome iofwara en
al once, men of ali classes and eas1nga. =, -.
sis hourly before the regiment leaves New York. Is
guaranteed 20 every man. 49,, ~, .-s.,..,
Men o. New York como forward. AL the assistance and
hounties granted Wy The United Nnes anu ~
the State county and city authorities WIZ oe iuy securcu 70
OF, rm Ma am Turtle nav Park rory.Gh street and
Second avenue. Kcxncnla ueadauateis ois broadwsy,
opposite the MeropY'apnr nsis coonel commsudus
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FRESHMEN DO YOU WISH TO SERVE THE OLD
L lands Then ON the Phoenix Regiment, Corcoran's

FRESHMEN DO YOU WISH TO SERVE THE OLD
L land? Then ON the Phoenix Regiment, Corcoran's
Uwn'i So. Broadway.
Do you wish humble your hereditary foe, base and
bloody England, is Your time Join the Phonix Re-
giment, COrcolans Own commanded and Differed by
true and brave lrishmen who have service and
who viii your wants Irishmen the long sought for
opportunity 10 lift the Green above he Red"
what Davis sung and immct bled for is In your
Join the Phoenix Regiment and with II carry the green
flag to the utmost confines OF the . Sunny SOUTH
Englands fleets and English gold is telling the old tale
again. Her ships and munitions OF supplying
and lay esoate the land the best the
only spot earth that you may call home that Gods
light shone
Can you idly by and with folded this foul
rebel on trpniphantY No, thousand times no. hear
you cry, but you will ~
" But yon will strive with MS, and strike with u.s.
TO lift the green tag high.
And Il you fa!. IN freedom cause,
How no5ly would you die.
The Phoenix, mother gallant lrshmen, calls upon
you. Aye sic opens wide her and her many recruit
ing Offices throughout the city To give us Ccad Mile
Faitcr welcome. .
drafted Neither honor or glory awaits drafted man
shelter the hated dag OF England drafted gets
neither relief tickets for his family penny OF the $7
bounty. HEADQUARTERS OF the regiment 53i Broadway.
JAMES q. BURKE, Colonel.
NJ. s. SMITH, Lieut.. Colonel .
NoTicEA needing Of the officers OF the Fourth regiment
hTnx) Empire Brigade is called for at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
sharp Monday August on business Of the utmost i'm
portance connected with the regiment.
JAMES c. BURKE, Colonel.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE. WHATS rms,
ForRrn REGIMENT EMPIRE BRiaADE

FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
JAMES O. BURKE, Col NJ d. SMITH, Leut. Col
';oys get sicksn few more recruits are wanted to
complete Company the only Irish regiment be.
Ing canized In the STATE The officers service In
the Army of the Potomac No trouble will be spared to
sls @ IS mouth One months pay In advance SlCo
ment Is mustered in $50 State bounty will be paid i'm
mediately on Joining Pay commence from date of
ronent Clothing, and quarters furnished imme
diatcy and tie men will be sent 70 Camp psrrepont East
win be furnished For further information apply Mt
the headq larters, 53i Broadway.
DANIEL CROWLEY Captain, 16O South street.
JoHy CLANCY First Lieutenant, 40 Mott street and ID
Truck House.
THOMAS Rrtry Second Lieutenant.
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Umpire BRfGADE.-CAPTAIS MICHAEL MURPHY,
II 30 wei known in military circles, ntenis mastering his
the United States Friday. the 18th
inst A. ave them The $40 State bounty they viii also rct
$13 IN aud hen mustered into service S23 out
the 800 bounty service in the United States
Cali and the Ctp ~ at IS Div sion 81 aHd h. will bring
Immediately White street. mustered into SCR
vice give tn proper docpn rt 10 relief for your
families No crpcs need apply, as DIR. Mott s IN attend.
The n. o.cer lately appointed (I.tcuenant
henasoul is always hand, and his Ecaanany deport
like habits the adm ration OF SOL
der MlCHAEi MURPHY.
Captain Co. c, Taird re;iment Empire Brigade
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1VOKGU!.AN XOT 7AlES.
u THIRD REGIMENT sPINoLAS BRIGADE,
COMPANY X.
This company Is commanded by Captain Thos Murphy
tatc Captain Ninth regiment, n Y. s. M, who has bad
twenty experience I'll the military profession lie
wants few 10 complete the company.
$3.50
Bounty aud $I3 al anec 500 OF each receives
fore leaving tae State.
Clothing. quarters. iaone &c, fugns oil o. joining.
Relief tckeis given 10 Inc families OF soldi -.
Recruits received ~ 70 Prince street, and lD Centre, cor
of Walker street.
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CoMrANy Il or,nn co,o,r, .r,svr,

u mAiLEcK GUARD, COLONEL PEIsNER.
Recruits wanted TO. Company II, Immediately. Noncon:
missoncd officers and musicians wanted at Pay and
raions comm nee on enrolment O..e months advance
pay ninety dollars bounty before having the STATE seventy
dollars end Of enlistment 1t Is the ine
ton Of the officers make this company one Of the best in
the service Now Is the chance TO join before
drafted. Ali the OH experienced sol ers.
Recruiting Ollie a. the City Hall iars.
Captain HOMER JOSI.YN,
Recruiting officer.
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C,oMrANY n co1oNEL JouRpAN, rIRsT REGIMENT

" Spinola 5 em,lse Brigade.
Recruits wanted the above company immediately.
First Orderly SeIgea four Duty Segcants and eight
Corporais aud two Musicians wanted.
Promotions from tho RANKS
It Is intention government give the recruit the
moment he Is mustered service the SIS bounty; the
months pay advance, vzSi3 aud the So premium. Re-
lief tickets Issued % laa lies Immediately.
Also $50 additional bounty.
Paw and ratioGs to commence on enlistment
Uniforms furnished Immediately.
Recruiting Office 5Jl Gr.cnwlch street.
Captain IT. r. ROBINSON,
a veteran of the foriaa and Mexica
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nIIJ.uorsE LIGHT JNFA NTRy

TJILLHOUSE LIGHT INFANTRY
IL SPINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE, Second regiment.
Company Of this regiment wants twenty recruits
TO Ill the company 10 the maximum standard Men OF New
York City and State, come forward Is your me and
render all assistance to your country possible Bognsies
granted by the city county and State authorities will be
fully secured the Joining this company: Two dol
lars will be paid every bringing recruit or TO the
recruit himself being mustered into the service of the
United States.
men, after being mustered in, will receive their uni
FORMS AMI be sent to the United States Barracks ut
East New York.
Headquarters, No. COZ Broadway
Captain W. w. BOWLES, commanding Company b.
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n NUMPANf +. .
~ THERLOW WEED GUARD coll OLMSrEAD,
SrINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE.
$40 ia cash recruit before leaving The sea. Of
$50 bounty from the State Immediately upon eusmes.
No huml,ug about IT,
s25 bounty from the United States government when the
regiment Is music red.
SIS: one months pay, In advance.
SIS bounty when the term OF service expires
Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment
few good m wanted to f up Company Il. who will
be furnished with good clothing ralons comfortable
ters and the bounty. by apply Ing soon 10
Capt SAIuEi. !. ALLEN 7 ,cruting Officer,
Eorghcru Hotel. Cort!andt and Wtst streets,
Oh Lieut. JOHN q. Et'RNETr, Recruiting oalccr,
193 Tenth street, corner avenue a.
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xyoUNG MEN, JUST LOOK AT THE BOUNTY.
$50 FROM THE STATE.
ELEVENTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE
VOLUNTEERS. STANTON LEGION.

COLONEL W VI. H. AlllNs
Young men, none young rally TO march under the
fag Of Your country Wanted young men, from IL TO 80
The command OF Captain James H. Bennen old and ex-
perenced officer who Will spare no pains In making this one
OF the drilled companies that VIII leave the city,
whitworhs celebrated brass band Is attached 70 the rec
mont and Is discoursing their beautiful music daily on the
camp ground = a.
and e This Is organized according TO the now
regulation Of the regular army $50 bounty from the sts
f27 bounty tae United States. slB one month pay IN
advance when the company mustered in Pay from $i3
TO S23 per month SJ5 ~ the expiration OF the war
Relief tickets TO familcssissued Immediately. Good ra-
tons clothing and uniforms issued al once.
JAMES II. BREMEN,
Captain COM any,.
Recruiting Office f42 Broadway, In the City Assembly
Rooms