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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14
New Hampshire Election.

The annual State election took place in
New Hampshire on Tuesday last, and re-
suited in complete Upion. triumph. Coy.
Berry Is reelected by some 1900 majority
over all, and 5000 or 1000 over Stark
They have probably elected four Of the
five councillors, ten Of the twelve Senator'S,
:aad will have some so to 70 majority in the
House Of Representatives. Thus New
Hampshire gives no comfort to southern
rebels or northern traitors, and is most
hearty and cordial in her support of the
administration. She is true to freedom,
and old pro slayery hunkers might as we'll
give up, as il is not at all probable that they
will eyer again have control Of that State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

this position he remained until the flames
were extinguishing.'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

fJ The london Times preserves an
ominous silence in regard to B9rnside's VIC
tory at Roanoke II gives the news, but
finds no place for comment. Fort Donel-
son had not yet been heard from. The
london Star. on the other hand, always
our friend, appreciates the importance of
Burnside's success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

A SLIGHT MtsTAKE.-Early Monday
morning, a small sail boat arrived at The
Newport News wharf, containing two men
and a woman, WHO Represented they sup
posed the place to be in the possession Of
the confederate forces, and wanted to sell
some produce and establish stors. They
were soon informed Of tiieir mistake much
to faieis elagrin, and were conveyed to tie
headquarters OF Gen. Mansfield. Trey
were brought 10 Fortress Monroe by ihe
express Tuesday afternoon, AMI taken be-
fore Gen. Wool. After tie party had dis
covered their mistake they represented
that they were Unionists who had for some
time past been endeavoring 10 escape, but
their first story is Of course more probable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

#.
The MoNIToR.--The whole country is
descrvedly praising the Monitor. She came
out Of the contest with The Merrimac IN
injured. Not man was killed, and the
only one injured was Lieut.. Worden. whose
face and eyes suffered twice from the fame
and iron particles from shells bursting out
side, which penetrated through small
aperture into the pilot-house, through which
he was directing the fight, The crew and
guhners felt throushly safe, SO much so that
quartermastor came on deck 10 inquire
where the fight was going en-. lie was
hard Of hearag, and could not make it out
below. An English naval officer who saw
the fight says that no vessel in the British
Navy could Withstand The Monitor. The
President visited Lieut.. Warden on Mon
day and expressed The warmest sympathy
for his suArrings and administrations f5r his
bravery and skill. lie will no doubt be
promoted az he richly deserves. a9siI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

ATLANTIC MoNTuLY.--The Atlantic
Monthly for March, is a very valuable and
interesting number. " The Story of To-
day is finished. II has received so many
encomiums, and attracted so much attention,
that Messrs. Tieknor & FIELDS, Boston,
have published it in IS cent volnme.-
The leading title of 2 The story of To.
day" for the book, is Margaret Howth.p
The publishers Of the Atlantic. promise TO
make it still more able anil attractive.
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

CHANGE OF NAMES. arF III
Esther Hill is allowed to resume the
name Of Esther Clifford.
Urania a. Sleeper is allowed to resume
the name of Urania A Blake.
fannie Caroline Ellsworth is allowed 10
resume the name of Tsmmie Caroline
Woodwork.
SoplTonia MeIntire is allowed to resume
the name of Sophronia A. Brown.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-03-14

a letter fom the Banks encampment at
Mariinsburg, Va. speaking of the general
dearth Of comforts 10 Virginia, saws :-aNo
candies to be bad in any store. Neither a
paper OF pins, yard of muslin, calico or
cotton Not drop of brandy. or any kind
Of wine. No coffee or sugar, and 50 on.
Nary cent Of specie 10 be had-and this
all within tyeiye miles of where every thing.
Is plenty aud il abundance. One of the
best families | dined with to-day, showed
me all The salilshe had. IA tea cup full) and
that was saved for sickness. / gave her
some suear-ihe first in her house since
last September-and that was to mix some
medicine with for her little babe. Yer YOU
hear them talk of Southern good living and
plenty. They have at times been almost
starved in good families. from the exorbitant !
prizes Butter is truly valuable. They
use SO moch milk with wheat and rye coffee
that they had no butter, and il is one dollar
a pound-secesh monev-and fifty cents.
federal.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
Ahalitisnism IN Congress.

One Of the most able and eloquent and
patriotic members Of the present Congress
is Mr. VOORHEES, of Indiana. Tie repub>
lican. call him"a secessionist." Ii Is be
cause he utters sentiments like those con
tanned in the following extracts from his
late s;eech
Sir, TO my mind il is an omen Of evil
tlat nc spirit Of abo3itionisIn ike iu,k-
ing tieni OF fui>chl-f, MephistopheIe of
luiqult; should boldly s.slk III here, and
in such 4 crisis as this, assume to control
American legislation. lis cvoakiGg ravens
cry is a baletul sound 10 the cailse OF :he
Union. It's arrogant aud defiant demands
I'LL the future with gi"om. 1t no forger
comes IN here the skuiking and de-piSed
mlsc!eeant that 1t oEco was bur. wI'h the
elevated mien and staggering ori Of a
cohqurrer, il strides forward over the
mangled form OF cons itu,iopal govern
ment. Il no longer hides and covers and
denies It's name and its nature. and as
sum~S false shapes, ike Satan in the gar,
den Of Paradise. with which to hcgnile ami
deceive, AS i di,! few short years ago.
The ve'Ied prophet OF klorassnn has re
veaied himself ami his in.ieouS face is a
most enough 20 alright union and CON
roid from the band.
Why comes ,hiS fell spirit here now ac
romranIe'i by : Erain uI horr"r~? l. ia,
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y"
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"''',r' ''a''S''' = o"' 'en -
n.'' 'o '1'''e, W. '',''
go, = :, :, ,'a'' '''' ~ ''ee '"''' "",' ~
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no" o vac graf ana good names Wl'''H
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
Democratic Victories,

The re. enl elections in the Eastern cit
les demonstrate that the Democratic party
is gaining strength every day, and will
shortly bury its opponents 50 deep that
they will never be heard from again 1t
is we'll that the people are coming to q
sense of the deep wrongs inflicted upon
them By the present party in power--a
party whose sole q ject seems to be the
offering and sqnarderins Of the public
funds
At lie Galena election, the Democrats
elected the MAyor, all Of tie other general
civ officers, aud nine Of the Ten Aldermen
tv heavy majortie> The Republicans
before the lection declared the successful
candidates all to be !" secessioni>ts, as
usual.
In Cliea n. Y. D. G Grows. Demo
crat. editor Of The Daiiy Observer, was re
elected Maror. hv 500 maj 'ri,y over Ellis
II R"DERrs Republican, e]iIor Of the
No,nipg H>,oh TIE Democrats elect
five cut Of seven aldermen, aud four out
Of seven supervisors.
In Troy. Y Y. the charter election re-
I suited in the choice Of the Democratic City
/ ticket. viz: JAMES TuoRN Mayor; joan
s FLAGG. CRY Justice; STEPHEN G. LgG
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
Circuit Judge.

Judge TArLoE's term as Circuit Judge
has nearly expired, and an election for that
office will be held on the FIRST Of April next;
We have heard of 10 opf osiiion to the re-
election of Judge TArLoR, as the people
Of the whole Circuit seem to be perfectly
-elisfed with bis course on tie Bench for
the last three years. So far as we can
learn, he has made proinpt, candid, and
impartial Judge, and his election 20 a full
term Of xix years b an unanimous vote OF
the people would be \ compliment which
has been fairy aud honorably earned by
him. We have heard but ona feeling
manifested in Manitowoc county. and tina,
is an unqualified appreciation of lis pas,
course, aud willingness "a vote for him
again
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
County Supervisors.


The call issued las! week for Messrs.
Hrraok aud pELLEr, and their acceptance,
.h'rh We published, seems to have given
almost universal satisfaction. This, freu
tie names appended to the call. is no hing
more than We had a right to expect, those
gent etuen having tho c"nfiience Of he
-iguer>-conpri>irg he names many OF
our ieaIing citizens and heaviest tax pay
era--a confidence inspired by knowledge
of The men. and the pro fof their capacify
and integrity w iong experience Of the du
ties Of the Office. furnish sure guarantees
Of their success At the polls and ne con-
gratuIa,c tie people upon lhtir choice
There may be . few Who nil think he3
ouch 10 have bprn ee'ectel COR tli~ posi-
tirr. tn. We TRUST lie number If such ego
r>'> Is small. and q Hose n no would sym.
~ hizo with Them less. aud thai Me-srs
IIIcKrK and rELLEr will be eie,.,ed hv an
nnauim"uS vote.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
From EurODe,

Hy he uiiyai Of lie steamer f0n0Gn At
Halifax We have two DAYS later dates fl oua
Europe. Tie blockade question was bro
before he House Of Commons Oh the 20 h
rlfno. aul Mr. LAYAlD on behaif of the
.e.ve:umetf lefn-.,3 t. furnish a lit Of lie
vessels which Ia r,.. tie blockade. or had
teen ,'e~ r"E",l ~ oap'nred IL be attempt.
L,rl PNMaasGn< >;a:cd 10 the House or
iord>. that arrangements were making
with The Unjrrd States for y Joint orcupa>
.ion of the island of san Juan Sir Rob
ERr PEEL stated that ireland was fall of
American emissare-, irving TO raise a
psi. of di-lol atty. Another etfni' IS ma
kIug for lie reconstruction 81 the Atlantic
cable AsHI>GroN'- birthday was ccle-
bra'ed 10y he Americans in London, and
Minister ADAMS made q speech in refer
ance t. the cti~i- il America
Prince NAPOLEON spoke in tie French
Senate. on tie - in defense of The gov
eminent. ana urged a greater free om q
the Dress.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
RalrilInre III srch 10
Victory in Arkansas.

II Loon, March 10
TIE following IS an off iaI dispatch TO
Mi Gen. Mrt'lrIlan:
The army south>west, under Gen. Cur
ts after three days hard fighting, have
ga'ed most glorious victory over The
the combined forces of Van Dorm, McCnl,
killed aud wounded IL estimated al 900 ;
tina, of the enemy is still larger Guns,
fsgs, provisions, De, were captured in
large quantities. Our cavalry are in pnr-
suit OF the flying enemy
(s'gned,J IL. " HALLacK,
Major Geueral
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
Urgeuerous Treatment.

In common with all our eli zens We
were surprises to learn few days since,
that oar former lown>man. K X. JoNgs.
had been dismissed from the Lieutenant
Colone'cv of the 18Th Regiment, just on
t. g eve of its depar ufe Tor tie seat O war.
&c have 70, card any cause for ibis ac-
lion. and whether il Is the fault of tie Reg
lment OF the Government, matters but 1T
tie Certain i: i. that no ench Rerineut
would ever have existed in lis Stale eel e
II not for the uniring energy and indomi-
table perseverance,, as well as the private
purse Of Cot. .joNEs. lie originated tie
idea of a scandinavian Regiment from
Wisconsin. anA with his own means tray
eed tie Sra q, infu~ing life and patriotism
into that re~|rc able class # our poru'a-
non, nnil hi efforts were Successful. and
a Ragimeut formed After attending for
month at Madison, almost alone. in per
tecting his meu in military rule and disci-
pine, and just as his happy hops for ar-
tive service were almost being realized, he
finds hlme self dismissed from Regiment
Of which he vas tie founder and brntfa"-
tor By letter from gentleman a
Madison. We understand that Col. JONES
Is fully sustained by the whole people and
he &C, of dismissal universally di>approv-
ed. We have hope that justice will yet
he dome Col. JOKES in the premises, and
that he will b, re insia'ed in his position
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
The Presidents Special Message.

Tue 'u'' Iu'Po'' an Pu, p' u ''','
message seems aS l"' OUT nav presented
lie following upon the subject Is from
the Chcag" Times of ,esrerdav
Wa ..d ma, n,,sa,vas concur with ~.
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Sprinpfeld No Nfarcl

l'''' 7IINF'I. s'IV VI TiIT 7 :
A special to the Missouri Rrpub lean
says. messenger who arrived here this
morning at o'clock, reports that the bat
tie lasted from Thursday morning liIl Sat-
urday evening; and that our loss was
about $50 in killed aud wounded. The
enemy lost 1900 in killed and wounded,
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NEWS FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Naval fight between che Rebel Steamer
Merrimac and Three OF orr Mea.of-
Wharf.-The IIerfimae Destroys two Of


Fortress Monros. March E
Tie Nerripsac was siVnaIlei this morn
inc moving down the channel from Nor
folk. IN front of Sewa's battery Al vas
excitement about Fortress Monroe at lh'r
news, aud the Cumberland. Congress, i'm
nesota, 81 La'rre"ce and tom Re tSehan'
sed signals Of danger. The AeFri0tdc had
nothing above water but het tlag staff, ny
ing rebel flag. and smoke stack She
moved slowly and steamed directly Tor
the Cumberland and Congress lHlng AT The
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Gail on Judge Taylor.
To the Hos. DAVID TAYLOR
n, .. "a IN

To the Hos. DAVID TAYLOR:
The undersigned, citizens of the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, without distinction Of par,
~, justly sppreciatiilg : our peculiar fitness
tor the post, respectfully request that you
will allow them 10 PRESENT your name to
Che electors of this Circuit a, the coming
Judicial election. a. acaudfl.ie for the of
fee of Circuit Judge, of which office you
are now the incumbent, and we take great
pleasure in giving YOU assurance OF our
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14

PgrsoS-The Oshkosh Courier SAYS
that NM. NJ. GREEN WOOD. late Clerk Of
the Board of Supervisors Of "innebago
county, has jnst been sentenced o Jail for
one year for forgery.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14

THAsEs.-We are under obligations TO
JANIS BENNETT. Esq, for a late paper con
tanning the evacuation OF Manassas. ne.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14

DEATH OF GENERAL.-Gen. LANDER,
one OF our hes, Ulcers, recently died At
Pawpaw, in Western Virginia, from /.
wound received al the battle Of Edwards
Ferry.
Gen. SHIELDS has been assigned to his
command, and is now 10 active service.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14

EE The Returns from the Town Elec.
lions in New York show large gains for the
good cd Dem ocra,ie party.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
Victories IL Florida,

W s~aiagtujs. &aicn 10
The Nsvs Department bas TO etved tire
following
. -..- r.. Baltimore n rch 10
To Hon Gideon Weiesr SECRETARY Of
lie Navy: arrived this morning, and
will come on III the next four o'cinck train
The enemy has abandoned his posi.lnu
on all the tor'itira,ioas a ST Simnn> ant
Brunswick Georgia Fnr'S Cilrh and
F-rnandius aud 81 Morrrs. Florida az
ours.
Signed G II DAVIS
CAM In L : u
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-03-14
[ Ii E PILOT
NJ A " / T O w &C:

FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH141s62
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Manassas peacefully occupied by ou
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-29
MARYLAND Volunteers /!

HyIIE U. S. Government has authorised me
Il to raise and organize u Regiment of
Union Men, for the defense of the Union
not to be ordered out Of the State, except in
sase Of great necessity. l will receive and
enlist all suitable men, Their by companies
or in squads Of ten. Pay to commence from
the time of enlistment.
The duty Of such men will probably be to
guards tile Railroad and Quartcrmaster' S
Depot.
This is, without doubt, the most desirable
service yet offered.
WApply at LYONS STORE, in Havre
de Grace. ROBT. S. ROGERS,
Sept I, lo6l-tf. Colonel.
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MARRIAGE.

Its loves and hates. sorrows and angers hope
ssSss,Ss land fears, regrets and joys; MANHOOD how
lost. how restored the nature, treatment and
radical cure of Spermatorrbma scmina
weakness; involuntary emissions, sexual debility, aud
appointments 70 marriage generally: nervousness. con
sumption fits. mental and physical incapacy. resulting
from SELF.ABuSE-are fully explained in the MAR
RlAGE GUIDE by WI. YOUNG, NJ. d. This most
extraordinary book should be in the hands of ever,
young man contemplating marriage and every man oI
woman who desires to limit the number Of their offspring
to their circnnlst anccs. Every pain. disease and ache
incidental to youth, maturity and old age is fully
explained every particle Of knowledge that should be-
known is here given. 1t is full of cngravngs In fact
iscosrS secrets that every should know still il
is book that must be locked up and not lie about the
house. 1t will he sent to any one, the receipt OF
twenty-five cents in spsce, postage Stnmls Address
DR. WIN. YOUNG, No. ZIG Spruce Street, above Fourth
Philadelphia
fsj a Inflicted and unfortunate matter what may be
your disease before you place yourself under the
any of the notorious Quacks-natye or foreig,,-who
advertise in this any other paper get copy of DR.
loun@s book and READ IT CAREFULLY. 1t will I've the
means of saving you many dollar, your health and
possibly yonr life.
DIR. YOUNG can he consulted on any of the diseases
described in his publication his Office No 46 Spruce
Street ahove Fourth. Philadelphia
Office hours from to daily. Mar J. lS6o-1y
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NEW STORE.
EOSsEa.E g. HINES,
HAVING just received NEW STOCK OF
Fall and Winter GOODS,

10 fe.mci 10 accomodatc the public with great
'-'nS IN Dry Goods, Groceries &C. Their
consists Of De I.aines, Fancy Prints, Mus
~ I'll Kinds Linens, Casimeres. Cashmeretts
49, .s Ticking, Carpet Chain, Table
'jh"' Feckties llandkerchiefs. Fancy Shirts
'it"r with grea; variety of Notions. consist
Z # Ladies loves Hosiery, Combs, brushes
inilut Soaps. perfumery. Port Monaies. and every
variety usually found in retail store Also.
Has, Caps. Boots and Shoes. Full supply oi
l"tles and Children Shoes. A general assert.
slcnt of
CREADY MADE CLOTHING.
Groceries, general assortment of Sugars. COT.
Sees, Teas. Chocolate. Salt, Molasses, Vinegar
cheese, Dried Fruit, Soap. Candles, &c. Powder
shot and Percussion Caps Cutlery, Axes, Hatch
cts. Hammers, Nails, Hardware, Stonewaro
Gucensware. Glassware, Eag, h en- and Cedar Wares
1Abs, Bale aad Covered Baskets best quality Su
snT Boxes. A general variety of Spices Hall
iuShel. Peek, and Half Peek Measures Iron
hHtnd Buckets. Brooms, brushes Whips Shoyels
Sp1des, takes, Hoes, Forks, &c. Chain and
Eope Traces
s2g'- superior Chewing and saaoains Tobacco
GlSt spanish Cigars, lower grades Of Tobacco and
Cigars, Snuff
~ Coal Oil, Flaid. Train Oil &C.,
they respectfully solicit share of pubic patron.
age and promise to sell as low US similar arti.
c'cs can be Purchased ut retail in the cities.
] Country produce of ALI kinds, taken in ex
eh ugG at market prices.
.l2, 1861
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-03-29
Article 81, Code Of Public Gen
Cral Laws.

SEc,.l. If any dog shall be detected in
killing or iEjnring sheep, and proof thereof
shall be made by the oath OF the owner Of
said sheep, or any other person being a COM
pctent witness, before Justice Of the Peace.
the owner Of said dog, upon complaint to
linn made and information of such proof.
shall proceed forthwith to kin said dog, and
on his refusal or neglect to do so the owner
Of said sheep may kill such dog afterwards
found running at large, or may apply to a
Constable, who, upon production of the
aforesaid affidavit, shall proceed to the house
of the owner Of said dog and kill said dog
there or wherever else found.
SIC. .. If such dog shall, Immediately
upon such complaint and information, be
killed by his owner, the owner Of the sheep
shall not have cause of action against the
owner Of said dog, but upon his refusal to
Kill such dog, the owner of said sheep may
recover double the value Of the sheep killed
with costs. in the manner prescribed for the
recovery of debts.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

n Benevolent Institution established by spccinl
Endommcnt, for the Reiiefcf he Sick and Dis
hesscd, afflicted ,cith Tirnlcnt and Epidemic
Diseases, and Especially for The Cure Of Diseases
Qtlhe Sernal Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, ly the Acting Sur
geon to all who apply by letter, with description of
their condition cage, occupation habits of t 49, aud
in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free of
charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spcrmatorrhca. and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RENE
DIES employed in the Dspensary sent to tho afflicted
in sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two or three
Stamps for postage will he acceptable
Address DR. SKlLLlN H0UGHTON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. SouIh Ninth Street
Philadelphia Pa. by er,cr of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEAETWELL., President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary
q
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DEADYMADE CLOTHING at Z. DREN-
IL MEMS, where can now BIO found th O larg est,
bes, and cheapest assortment Of Spring and Sum
mr. Clothing, all bought for the Cash, at prices
to suit the times Also. just received n large
Csssnets, Cottonades, Linens, &c. Also. large
assortment Of Gentlemen g Furnishing Goods
including Shirts. Collars, Neck-Ties, Cravats
Suspenders Undershirts and Drawers, Gloves,
Hosiery, &c. lapril 20.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
SeyGllty-Fiye Ablc-B0died Men,
VIO ENTER A COMPANY OF LIGHT
II CAVALRY, now forming to Join Purnel's
Legion Tor service on the Eastern Shore.
Pay, $a3 per Month.
Horses, arms and equipments furnished,
and 500 at the expira ton Of service.
GSApply at Bidde's Hotel, Chesapeake
City; or, to Henry Clayton, Nd. Pivot
Bridge; G. II. IIaines, Brick Meeting House;
B. f. May, Elkton. Sept IA, 1S6l-tf.