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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
(No. ITs)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN

no. 1T9.l
TNTTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA-SS
whereas, ll,sl e information has been filed he
District Court q be United States within aud Tor the
Seventh Ccut ard District Of Indiana, the 18th
Nov mber- lS63. by John Hanna. ESQ the
United states for the District OF Ind ana aaans the fol-
lowing described perso al estate the county Hun
ungton. l0diana owt: certain judgment aud decree
of foreclosure the Court Of Pleas In the county
of Huntington indiana fer $3.50 90 In favor Of John ~
Campbell and against Thomas Moor. and especially
against William e. Campbell who j. the
violation OF the powers Of of Congress- approved
July IL, 1s62 entitled IAN act suppress n>urrecion
10 punish treason and rebellion seize and ccni~cAt
the property Of rebels and for oihe purposes. pray
ing process AGAINST said property and that the may
be condemned and sold a. enemies property.
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the monitiOn under the
seal Of said Court 70 directed and do
by give public notice al persons claiming said prop
erty. any part thereof. in
therein that they be and appear before said the
ici Court the United States 20 be held the city OF
indianapolis. in and fer the District If indiana on the
hrs; Monday Of Deceber O'Clock the
noon Of that day then there icrpose heir
and N Ike their allegations in thar beha +
ID e. HOSE, L. :. Mar~hal.
BY J. ;. BIesLow, Deputy.
Attest
john II. RIA, Clerk novl5-d Al
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
The LESSONS OF IHr " ,R.-The Buffalo Cou

The LESSONS OF rHE ,R-The Buffalo Cou-
rier iscourses as follows:
War is great teacher and enlightener, and
the people OF the South must, however slowly.
come 20 see the terrible mistake they have made,
or into which they have been forced. and to see,
too. clearly n do the conservative men OF the
North. that return 10 first principles is the only
possible solution To the national problem. The
North, the oiher hand. will emerge from the
war with the reformation Of sentiment now be
gun. complete IL will be de aboIifiOni-ed, and
the lesson OF social political. and moral tOlera-
tion-of mind your own business will be
so craven upon It's memory that second civil
war will be impossible
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
(NO. i72.)
4 NlTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
no. IL.

mo. l12)
fNlTED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, $:
WHEREAS. libel of information has been filed in the
District Cogr Of The United States within and for the
seventh Circuit and District q Indiana, on the 9Th
day 81 October. lsGl. by John Hanna, ESQ Attorney
81 the United State. for the District 81 Indiana against
thirty nue shar of capital stock Of the Terre aus and
kchmcni Railroad Company, and ninety fs7)
ar- and fy crnts cash dividends accrued thereon
hsnds - The Treasurer 81 aid Company, for violation
the powers 4 sn act Of Congress approved July H.
1867 entitled An set suppress inSurrecfon prrish
treason end Hon, 10 seize and oonc4te the prop
ery orebes and for other purposes" and process
against said property, aud that the may be
DENIED and -old n enemies property.
Sow THEREFOR IN pursuance Il the monitor under the
seal 81 said court 20 directed and delivered do here
by give public notice all claim property
or any part thereof any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said District Court Of
the United States 70 be held the city of Indianapolis
N and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
November next at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon Of
thea and there 20 lnterpose their Claims and 20 make
their allegations in that Behalf
D. G. ROSE. q. g. Marshal
Ter J. 5. BGELow, Deputy.
JOHN H. ksA- Clerk novi-dist
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40. 49,
TINTED sTATfsoy AMERICA. DISTRICT OF ND


TNTTED sTATf or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF md
u ANA-SS:
Whereas libel q Information has heen Sid n The
q he United States. wifbin and fer the
Seven Circuit aH Iss net II Indiana the 18th day q
No euher is62 ~ John Hanna. pa. Attorney II the
United States Tor the Dsic; II Indiana. The fol-
loving described pers al e-afe the coaus II hanIl-
&c "a hama. to-aif. certain Judgment
for tn 81 81 a3i "a les III # Sass - and
against ergr u secor To- the viola ien 81 b. pswers
q an e Cou-re~> approved jail y. l>sl eftshd
suppre-. g. nnrsh r sd
beiion sua cauicafe fhr profefy q rebels anr
hr c'hsE PHASE AID prgng pr cess asAln.f "a
pfop'rt, si n tihe lam nsS le cond~mn~c snd I'D
n-fnis,' prop rs
NV, Therefore, in pursuance Of the m milton under the
seal u sad Ccur % Greeted AMI delivered d. here
by public notice ali persons claiming sat prop
erry, any part thereof IN any manner On esed
therein. that they be and pear before the said the
District Court the United he held az the city
Of indianapolis in and for the District Il indiana on the
first Monday Il cemer o'clock II The fore
Of hat day. then and there inerpoSe their claims
and make their aiie cations in that behalf
d q. ROSE, q. :. Marshal.
By J. $. BlGELow Deputy.
JoHS II. REA. Clerk. novl5-dllt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
LIVERY STABLES.
WANTED.
Shocnakcrs Wanted.

rgvsESTY GOOD sBOFMAKFRs WANTED INME-
< D.ATELl. 20 make seTed and p@gged Calf Boots.
a. the Palmer House shoe store. No. ~
West Washington street Constant employment and The
highest wages wil be given 20 good ~ors men
aovls i2~4~lm
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REWARD.
SIS 90 r e w ard

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD Will. nR
given for the recovery u the good- stol frot nv
store Saturday night. III enbrr and for the an
prehension and CONVICTION Of the party or par,ies 80
esrD~d DANIEL J. cALLISAN
pnx2s-d2~
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03

clip the following item from the correspond
ent of the New York Daily Times, of November
Doth
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-03
(NO. IT4)
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

Attest: JoHS II. REA, Clerk.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
The Parade.

The dress parade OF last evening Wa
Witnessed by great throng Of interested
spectators, and made fine appearance
all but the 'sdress,' which was lacking in
tie important essential OF uniform ity.-
But they ale oar e.tIz,n soldiers, and just
as good "for a that" The ak companies
Of Home Guards were on hand in pretty
good time, and numbered in oil about I've
! hundred.
For raw men they went through their
company evolutions very crediAbly, and
showed marked proficiency In the
parade the men presented well formed
front, and went through the manual OF
arms very well, to say t!.e least, and quite
simultaneously. The ranks extended the
length Of nearly two squares. the cavalry
being stationed at either extreme. The
Summitvile Band discoursei excellent
music, and all the exercises OF the parade
were performed without blunder or hesi-
ta.ion.
The Adjutant, Mr.. Jeffords, being
called from home, our worthy Clerk, Mr..
Leech, flied that important place, and
showed himself familiar 18th its duties,
and most too good IN cdicer 10 be out of
the army. Major Terrence commanded
the battalion. with his usual ability. Our
citizens are fast becominga military peo-
pie, and show reserve upon which to
draw until secession is thoroughly salts
fed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
NSght Report.
FOREIGN NEWS

Cape Rae, Aug. 10.
The steamer Glasgow, from Liverpool
on Wednesday, 9th, via Queenstown, 7th
passed Cape RAGS this p. m. for New
York. She was bessded By the Pres,
yacht AID her news obtained.
The steamship Norwegian, from Que
bee. arrived at Londonderry on the 9th
The Great Eastern. from New, York, ar.
rived off Queenstown on the 4th. NJ
GREAT BRIAN. -The statement thal
the new Confederate steamer No. 800
from Liverpool. had put into Holly h cad
proved unfopnded.. She vas last saen on
the 6sst instant, going IA knots an hour
of Giants Canseway. The Tuscarors
has been in search OF. her iu the Scottish
Channel, but returned 70 Queenstown,
which port she again left on the 7th.-.
Her destination was unknown.
The movements Of the faseArora gives
rise to some animation 70 persons IN ship
ping circles.
The Times editorially argues that il
, England wishes togiye the Federals new
impulse, shs has but to take some step
which can be represented a. interfss snce,
and Lincoln will soon get his 3OO, OO0
men, and the chanees Of peaee i5dsnhi,e.
y postponed. The Tinies il anathe,
article points to Mr.. Russel,s letter rela
tive to Federal cruisers. i3a 44-l. 4
The Daily News anticipates that If the
cotton dearth lasts much longer, Parlia
mentary provisions for the relief Of The
distressed viii not suffice 10 mea.s tnt
emergency. Fe 500
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4 New Company fer the roth.

Yesterday morning we found the town
In the possession of the Fairfield Co.,
commanded by Cap. Jordan. No alarm
however, was created, uniess some Turk
ing secesh saw in it anothe r character OF
the handwriting on the wall.
It is fine body Of men with plus
maximum Of Ito men. Com missi sned
officers are Harry Jordan, Captain John
Woods, 1st Lieut.; and Scott Jordon, Cd
Lieut..
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aiding and .bettlipr the snemx.n :

a'ding and .bettliog the enemy and Civ
Ing them Information of our movements
they were conveyed Immediately To thr
old Capital prison. Another batch of the
same description is expected here TO-
night from the same locality.
Admirsl Dupont has reported to the
Navy Department that on the 4th ipsts n.
the steamer Heron was captured. The
schooner Aquilla was captured while at
tempting to run the blockade off Charles
ton harbor. She is of ~ tons burthen,,
and was laden with 300 OF 400 barrels OF
turpentlne, and bound for Nassau. N. p,
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shall DO inside est under the apeaoa 81 me
ant OF the rendezvous, and the troops inspected and
mastered into the service Of the United ststss by the
mastering sfheen appointed for tbs purpose.
fwEtvTH tl9th lin States where cniistments IN VI
been made by municipalities and towns instead OF coun-
sizes the Governors OF such States TO
Ply The foregoing rules draft to sueh nnniepaiities
and towns instead OF counties.
FIFTH tSthl--Provost Marshals viii be appointed
by the War Department. in the several states on She
nomination of the Governors thereof with such asss
lance may be necessary 10 enforce the
persons who shalt fal to attend at such pls-
ees OF rendezvous.
SAITH tcth lin case any State shall not by the al
teen n day Of ugnst furash ito quota the add ona
three hundred thousand volunteers called for by ihe
President on the second I'D day OF July eighteen and
sixty-two ls62 unless otherwise dered all in COM
plate regiments shall then be consolidated the
direction oftLe Governors respective States and
sn additional draft shaIl be made ~ fore provided
sufcientto iii up such quota the nilseg 10 be drafted
from each county OF Tie state 10 be Fixed by the Gov
cruor ttefe3f.
sssKsrn 9TH Prom and after The fifteenth flsthl
day OF Angus, regiments Of volunteers win be
Organized, but the present bounty fnd advance psy
will continue 10 be paid TO those 10 70 o
The cid regiments.
BY Order q the Secretary OF War.
IsigheeI l.. THOMAS, Adj Gea.
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COMMERCIAL,

a. E = =
DAILY EArx CRY oyv,cx
AkoKrR. Aug 10 'd2.
- i"ne - '','plin S1heas sanssls
sAl1"aeAsExHaSS1 -6@ &--se
90. As Hio-so1o foe v leo b.
20 FOG ousn'
+ ~. - .sxfyz5L
At-in good demand Fall 6assa; sprinf4s
'0 os,.
| @ae uoH'
I par T,,, y 1oe. &&A
-, oEs--New, so TO eoc,
| ..,.s,,. Orleans fair ios9iis, prime iot
e1s. =, a.nlihaa ~ eFa-h~d xnt tuHt tsk.
!, g sAniAtion $sG 50; susaFhopse4s1sG
a .,,,1.aa :, a y, to4 aee- yefstcasee
p,rr 49, -" Lsguyraasass.
80.
!. so~ o. FANNY ase' Germss tcin) TX
:, Iss :, S'ssf'ne -, mould 10.
- 1sDsSs IsAasi eAotc
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

EILLIAs A. BATcHELoEts ssisbrsted Hair Dye
producers color is distlng shed firm nature
warranted not 10 injure The hair In the least n,eiss
the i'll effects OF lad dyes and In serst.s hs hair
life. GREY, RED OF kGs7f HAIR iustAasly turns
splendid black brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold BY all druggists Ae.
The genuine 10 signed WILLIAM A BATCHELoR,
~ tAe Josr si1ss Of SseA Dor.
Pseio.y No. Fl Harcia. Street, New York. lLAts
aes breadwss GEd &c bond street s6.dIuIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

~ A cail was left ON orr desk for the
ladies uf town to+mect in the linen room
at the Estes House Hospital this morning,
10 assist in repairing soldiers' olothes.--
Such documents, to secure insertion,
should be signed or handed to one of the
editors.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
Hiladelphia. Auo,,st

There is rumor current, xhich is s.;d
on good authority that McClellan's ,lats
movements on the Peninsula have been
conducted with entire safety to his CON-
maud. gF ia
az The first arrest under the recent order
of the War Department is that of Jake
Apple, notorious PARTISAN He was ar
rested Tor discouraging enlistments, aud
sent 10 Washington this Z. M.
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lar rELrssAfs.I
New Work Market.

New fofk. Aug Is
Plour-Less and prices unchanged; ssles At 81 IS
q % o5 for Super state; o 200 q ~ Extra state
- o5e s. o5 for Super Western; t5 20At5 ~ for
Colnlon 10 Medium Extra Wasfe r.; IS 4s s5 IS for
eommoh ~ so~d shipping brands Extra Round Hoop
Ohio Il Isl
Wheet-Less active and prices notso buoi aut; sales
~ i30&i 70 Tor Chicago sprins; u 1881 for MIL
wAukes Clubs 81 1891 Is for Amber lows; 81 a3s
70 for Winter Red western; ~ x0i 40 Tor Amber
Aichsssni ~ 401i ~ for White Michigan; 81 IS for
Amber Green BAY.
teen 6aaD60. G- IS
Whlsky-3il1a2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

~The 1inspoction of Capt. Bruce,
company, which MAS s1uaasuaIlysricid, be-
ing in conformity u the regulations for
receiving regulars, was concluded ysster-
day. Twcnty-one were rejected, leaving
eighty-.eyen in the ranks for muster -
They viii be sworn in to-day. That
company wont send many back to the hos
pital.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
TThe Summityille Brass Rand hau

~T The Summitville Brass Band have
our acknowledgements for the excellent
music which they furnished opposite our
sanctum last evening. We know just
enough about music to ray that they play
"tip top, for farmer boys, and not enough
about ii to discover the defects OF their
Performances, If there were any,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
. -----4---
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL,

Aug. IL, Abel Seeley, Co. A, 18th
Michigan, gun shot wound and diarrhea
Aug. IL, Stephen Long, Co. E, 18th
Iowa, Of diarrh1a.
Aug. IA, Fred. Yonkers, Co. III, l4th
Wis, Of diarrhna.
Aug. Ia, John Howson. Go. X, 57th
Ills, of diarrhna and rheumati. IN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
Washington, August Is.

81 Last night train of cars arrived from
Culpcpper, bringing another installment
of Confederate prisoners, numbering abou,
$50. IGa8ua 81 fas
The steamer Newport has brought up
guard from Gsl.aHurnside,ss division,
having in. custody Major Stowe and -four.
lsen other prominent oitizsns from Fred.
ericAsbnrg, wLo are charged with secretly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

List OF PaFsOn Re fusiIg 10 Con trI Id.
ute 10 the War RunA.
1sT WARp---J. L. Burke.
ID WABD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer,
guson Wright.
50 WAnD-Gtorgc Higgins and Jesse
RudAick. a
4rH WARD-Daniel F.. Miller.
TOWNSHIP James McClarv, James
Black and John Hine. DIFF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
The Comfy War Fuud,

We take il for granted that, an accord
ance with the inspirations of patriotism,
as well as in Difference tosbe recommen nd
a.lon Of the very respectable county meet
ing. held at Fors Madison the other day,
the board OF Supervisors of this county
will make ali appropriation for 4hountiss
to volunteers. 1t is Of the utmost impor.
lance that the appropriation to be made
should be put in the mos. available Shape
possible The issue of county ders to
be thrown on the market would be next
to worthless, or at the bes. would be a
very wasteful way Of raj ing money.
In order, therefore, to accomplish the
object, IN arrangement must BE- made
with bankers and With the tax payers Of
the county generally to subscribe aud
pay the money and take the paper Of the
county. This appropriation cannot be
made TO supersede the individual war
subscription, but must he made simply
subsidiary to it. We must still look TO
the efforts and j, fucnce Of our snbscrp-
ton committees aud the patriotism and
genero.lly Of the peop!e. The people
who stay II heae W.; contribute vi their
means to aid those who go to the war.
and for the time being must forsgo the
opportunity Of making just % much
money as they can and holding on to ey-
cry cent that they make.
We trust that there will be due pru-
dence on the part Of the Supervisors, and
proper efforts by the War Fund Commit
tees IN carrying this matter forward to q
successful insne. .4s
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AMI

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
IN SHIPPERS.
On and sfaer this date NO Powder win be allow ed
sold In Ksokuk without permission Of The Undersigned
nor any kind of Arms whatever. Munitions ~ W ~
II has also been ordered by the special ge.. u hs
Treasur, Department no.to allow Goods or uroeerl-
eSeeptia limited Quantities fr family use to 70 int
Missouri on the southern t!er II Counties
The "ssee. - to Keep supplies from the rebels on
staisa Lands efsaefriIiAs In Northeast Missouri.
JOHN kTANNUs
surveyor ofthe Port Of Keckuk
Ksokuk Aug. IL, i6e2.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
To City Subscribers.

We would renew the gentle reminder
that this is collection day; and our carri-
ers, though brave boys, viii be around
asking for quarters
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

AF- The paelet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport an. inter
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival OF the train from Keokuk.
ie24-dtf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
TO KEPvRLICANS.

OsvfcE CHS ov kxp. frAry Cxs Csn}
DAyKApoHT jry 25tb, lsS2. |
The Chairmen ofthe Republican Executive Commit
Of several connnss OF Ihs State eques
send the names OF their committees with the post
efce address OF each member OF said committees 10
! m aia#tss a. Asv~at,e#i.--
Republican papers throus hon the state are
ed TO copy this notice.
j. r. LANE, Chairman
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16
THE GATE CITY.
Sd TURDA r AUGUST l6:

SEE TIE We will hereafter
mark an 4 on papers to indicate that the
time of subscription il nearly or quite *
pred; and when subscribers wish to con-
tinue they will remit immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

FAymen1s on 4Onnsy Suhscrf pst ems
Below wilt he found list of the pay
ments made by subscribers to the Bounty
Fund, furnished by W. C. Graham, ESQ,
collector and Treasurer We design TO
publish each day the payments made on
the day previous
a stss&sss AUGUST 14rH.
D StAley, s. 90 OH Brewer 10 90
d Heidrick 90 H Ayres, = 50
David Little, WV jamie
Jr.,, I 90 son. s 90
W W Robert } N Hutch
son, l 90 inson. 3 OF,
Y T Hedrich. 3 90 G Il Smith, 10 90
H Waiter, 90 Wilson Bar
2 h Humes, 10 90 rett, IS 90
Robertson Il Joseph Good
Mcqueen, rs 90 man, S 90
A Hine, rs 90 P L Fletcher s 90
Il Martin, 10 90 TB McLarn- .
John Herman 5 90 ing, s 90
j I Beatty, s 90 g w McCra. 7 4,
s.nl \ Nil. VI Redif., ID &C
Ter. part, 100 90 CO w Nc
J A Seaton, Is 90 Clane. IS 90
Al Wilkin- Silas Philline so
son, Is 90
AUGUST l6TP.
g N 6saton, 10 90 NJ Phelps, l 90
NJ Seaton, 5 90 G Comstock, 10 90
DR. 4 San Mike Holland 5 90
ford, ~ 90 ] Chessnall, 5 90.
John r. Viii I'M Rlre % M
kiDson, 10 90 HW sample,
Grin G Sage 90 KF Co, 100 90
D Wheeiock I 90 JH Barker, 10 90
+ Kramer 25 90 Oh Emerson 10 90
Stephen IT. D & A Col.
win, rs 90 lier, IS 90
S W Irwin, rs 90 r # Bower, rs 90
J M Nichol 10 90
EFT The quarters Of the 10th regimen,
are located on IN eligible piece If ground,
on 18th street, near the Avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

Republicans CsndIcee fer Attorney General OF the
STATE viii sdafss. abe people 81 Abs folos ing times
ID places
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

IL ILLS GERMAN SOAP, GATES
MARCHES EAgKACT or CoFFtE,
For sale Al the cash price, wholesale and
Tail, by SAMUEL POLLOCK,
mayt-d lis Main st
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

TD. Stern, Main street, between the
Levee and lat street, is in receipt Of new
lot Of clothing in their new store, adjoin-
ing their old place of business. Call and
see the neE attractions. St.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-08-16

TO TIE NERVOUS or Born SBxEs.-
Retired Clergyman having been restored h~arhin
NV days, amer mAny years Of grsai SAAcfiLx i.
willing to assist Others by sensing free receipt
81 post -paid trected spseIepr copy Of the pre-
scriptAon used. Direct ~ the REV. JOHN n. DAG
NALL, lss Fulton street. Brooklyn, n. \
tjei2-dAwAm
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o. y. MaginnIs, Company.

q. =. MagfnAis' COMPANY.
All the members Of this Company are
hereby notified to be at NO. log. Main
.iae,t, i.eoauk, on Monday next at three
o'clock, for being mustered into the Uni
ted States service
CT. MAGINNIS.
Recruiting Officer.