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the President of the United stses national system has besR
established the Sanitary Comm sion for the safe transnis
sion and Idicous Gistbuon Of articles contributed by the
people for the ck and ded Of he Army and Navy
system after being well tried has been formally approved sni
recommended by the President the Sef and the
SnrgsonGeners The security it offers against msspprs
pnston Is practically perfect. until the ccnbntfons are
deve ed IN the p.as where they necessarily pass iron
the control Of the Commission. OF than uioD ari
Giles sent through of largest OF its channels OF suppy
hs been aimed that hundred have rscsred
or been dishonesty used Discreet and Trustworthy agents
are constantly employed In vistig all divisions OF the army.
Including those the Southern coast the Mss ppf and
ire Western frontier TO observe their wants. direct sup
pe where they are most needed and 10 far a.
dertake to deliver articles Individual aud declines to
c~iye contributions with restriction desDaton
within the limits of the force employed the service Of tho
NATION Il bet! one OF Its secondary obec,s strengthen the
Of National unity can come in aDtaR-
oni-m with late local pride The distrbuton of hos
supplies but branch Of the Of the Commssio 10
employs the best professional talent which IN
the country to aid its larger do all that
for the heGh vi,or fighting lighter their
burdens then membranes and to sustain their
spirits under the prvsons and harhps which
treasury solicited They may directed 70
tho Treasurer, q. r. STRONG, esq, No. % Wsist. Now
York
Comru.ones under appointment from the President Of
York; Prof A. d. Bache. LII. D. Washington George w.
Culnm H. s. A.. Wsshr gton Alexander 4. shifss U. A..
Washing,oa Robert G. Wood NJ. D. IT, 5. A.. Wasbingtcs
William n. Van Buren, NJ D.. New-York; Wocott Gibes,
NJ d., Newly Samuel O. Howe, NJ d., Boston, Cor
nelius e. Agnew NJ. d. New ork; Elisha Harris NJ D.,
New York. J. ) N-wberry, NJ. ID. Cleveland; George T.
strong New YORK Horace BinDey, yr, phiadeobisi Tho
Righ, Rev. Thos 81 Clark ID d.. Providence r. !. The
Hon. joseph Holt, Kentucky, X. w. Burnett Cincinnati;
The Hon. Mark skinner, Chicago Frederick Law omstet
NewYork Contributions of suitable supplies for the sick
and wound will be received the Of the oens
Central Relief Association. No 10 Third svenue Cooper
Union New-York
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table Englsh metaphor from this time forward. This
reminds us, too that the general appearance Of the
house Il vastly improved since last season. New
decorations, Of brilliant hue, have been supplied
throughout.
The orchestra, under Mr.. Thomas Baker, received
its accustomed applause. The house is excelently
shaped for sound-more 40 than some others of our
city theaters-and the music gains accordingly. A
really fine drop-curtau secured the attention of the
audience last night, between the acts.
This evening, cod heads and Young Hearts
will DO repeated.
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The Pennsylvania Home Gunrd Volunteers

HARRIsBURG, Mobuhy' sept 70 I0N1
The statement that Blk regiments refused TO cross
the State line is without foundation. 1t is not true
that the State of New-York offered troops for the
purpose of defending Pennsylvania against invasion.
No such offer was expected, Gov. Curtin felt per-
fectly competent to protect his State.
The militia forces Of Pennsylvania saved beyond
question, the Cumberland Valley md possibly the
State capital from Rebel raid. The Governor Of
Maryland has rendered his thanks for the prompt as
sistauce our forces have rendered.
A salute Of 100 guns will be fired from Capitol
Hill tomorrow noon in honor of the of our
orlns
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DELLGATEs 10 THE UNION STArR CosyEsTIo,
Blair Geo NJ. Taylor.
Elias Root.
Weyne-Second District, Lauren L. Rose J., T. Walker
A. J. Bi1by.
Montgemoy.-Addi' Disfendorf John A. Mitchell Charlie.
De Wolf ~
Hrkime-Second District-Amo' II. Prescott. Gsorsc
Springer Oliver BeaL Jr. IVY
=, Aitasytirs DsuictJ G. colvn, Henry Bsile, John
H. Anderson. Second Distict-L lyman Trsmsin Geo,a.
0esry, H. Lee. Third Di,trict-JsInes Weldon & IoI,
nh, c. b. Coohrane Fourth DIstrct-George r. Mcneil
Arch Young q. L. Whitbecs.
HAsssd. ~ ~ ~
SsseeaO. g. Latham, Joseph r. llaui,, p v. Bodin.
Sater-Fr., District. II. Il. Samson Y. Camille T. CHS.
e. Second District Tbsd Halt WIN. ii. De Oarno 10.
~ onAsm; Third District H. s. Ladew A S SehoonmsIsr
John Lyon.
,oo'aIegaFird District, John Fulton, r. II. Kennedy
haons. heIor Second District, James ~ Msrnin, Wafer
10y, AieI II. Palmer.
makAe.,s, Second District VIM. A. Hall, John c. Fer
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BANQUET TO TIRE OFFICERS OF TIE TWELFTH
REGIMENT, N. Y. S. M.-Last night the officers OF
the Twelfth Regiment, N. Y. S. NJ. were the guests
o. the city al banquet given by the Common
Council, at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Aid. Freer pre-
sded, and presented COL Ward Of the Twelfth Reg
iment with handsomely engrossed address, thank
ing him and his command for the services they had
rendered. to the country in its time Of need. COL
Ward responded in neat speech. Other speeches
were made in response to the usual popular toasis
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The Surrender Of Harper's Ferry.

bALTIHOKk, mohday, otTN II, I60z
correspondent Of The American states that at
Sharpsburg on Friday Gen. Mcclellan met the guide
who conducted the cavalry from Harper's Ferry aud
enabled them to escape and capture LongstreeI's
train.
lie complimented him for his service, and re-
marked that if Col. Miles had held out twenty -four
hours longer he would have been able to have cap
tured large portion of the Rebel army.
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Cry MoRraLrTY.--The total number Of deaths for
the week ending Sept. ~ was iOS-a decrease Of III
IA compared with the previous week. From acute
disease there were 22j; from chronic disease. li6;
and from external causes. g. OF the whole number,
257 were children. There were - deaths in the
public institutions, aud 30 intermenis i'll Potter
Field.
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Bu5nlcss Noilrf5.
THE MISSISSIPPI RIYER.

The MISSISSIPPI RIVER,
EssR,yKD ToE THE Go7ERSsrST.
rHE asssssrri RV,R
EsGaAvRD Y0E rHK GovgRssEyT.
TnE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
EsGaAvRD FoR TnE GovEESsEyT.
THR MISSISSIPPI RIVER
EsGRarHD yoK TnE GovKRNsErT.
TnE Missl,sirri RivEH.
ESGEAvEp y3R TBE GoyEKSHEyT.
TUB MISSISSIPPI RiVzR,
ESonavrp FOR rHE OovERSKzsr.
TnE nlssssPPi RIVER
EsssAysp PoR TINS GoyERnrEsr.
rfoyn's great .ee pi.'~ Nnp - the Lower N.issipi
River feedy th. morning shosng msns plantation
ots1rfs iH.uss salfblrs and thftras non
Il oul. he Gufof-rco 80 mi actual survey
Cos OSr HaIErD THortANp DoLfAhs to male II and two
yeas sbof Steel 9f tie B1vernm-n shosssrefy town
AMI county twenty miles back from tn hv-r-colo,d IN
counties Surveyed aud drawn By Captains Bart and WIN
Bowen, Mitusrpi River Fiot' - -. Louis. Mi"oufi
NsHEs'rfn '0EaHcr.
MsNrasrfp GnHurCT,
M.EHkArsD COMMIT.
WsnnksTsD CoNEgCr.
MAuTAsrHu CORRECT.
WsKEssTEp CDHHEcr.
WkHNsnTEp toaHECr
IN az. sections. hvc feet each h. lsnsth.
OS sHEsr flsHs rsrTs. TiyE yssr ssr.s-
Vii ID can W masdsaue a. ns~'Iaof 70. shss esHPo',
Coiod States aud oouuie' Sih ri'sr shaded t-suii1
nius.
f. sheets Pocl- edition o. linen y, Mounted
Oh linen ,sru shed snd rollers. - ~
Saw DEF4nrrEvr WA,n ssTos. ID. G, sept l.. ID,
J. L. LLOYD 10. D., bnad~a 3. Hc~ logs.
SIN. SAND 1orK Mar ~ THE NisissirFi RIvrR, WIN
psica PEA nrsprEp c0Fita RssK ApstKAi CHss H.
.uInoHiuD 10 YgEcHAsH strrar - rHEE "a
r.tApEuS. piptoS "Etlts
Secretary u the Navy
sen, BY mail auyv here receipt o. money.
American nsp Pubh,h-r.
We lbs Broadway.
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WnllncIS's Thentcr.

An actor new TO this theater, Mr.. John Gilbert,
made his first appearance last evening, as Sir Peter
Teazle in "The School for Scandal" He was
handsomely received, and be played with spirit and
feeling. Mr.. Gilbert ia an artist whom the public
will like better as they continue to become better
acquainted with him. He has won popularity in q
number of communities, aud will hardly be slow to
secure it in this.
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FROM EUROPE.

The screw-steamer Etns, Capt Merihouse, wn'cn
,aled from Liverpool at noon on the 10Th, and from
Queenstown on the evening OF tue III" ''''''
rived here last night. ,d
Her news ha. been anticipated the BorusslA n|a
the Novs. Scotian but it contains oon'.Oe , -
amount of interesting intelligence mol men''On .. =,
the telegraphic summary OF the news Dr0us"' "
the two other steamers.
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mAHuIE ID.

MULFORD-CARMALT-OnW Wednesday, Sept H. at Christ
Church Bnghamton, by the Rev Dr. Beach Eish, nu,oiu
Of South Oang ~ J. to Rachel Pfiee daughter o. INC Ae
Caleb CaImalt Lake Side, Susquehsnns County, Ia
TOURIELOT-DENiS-O Thursday Sept ~, al Gfsc"
Church Utica by the Rector the Rev mi brnnd.see u
Louis A. Tonrleol to Elizabeth, only danot Judge Deh
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VF d vi
ISGT0S september 2Oth ldO2.-Ine SANITARY COM
MISSION, al the request Of General Hasck, Commanding
fnChi.f Of OF the United states most earnestly
advises against the practice Of sending presents to soldiers II
which supposed will add 10 the conyenieuces OF
theif camp the knowledge OF the Comis.ion many
hundred tur such presents piled Dseessy store
houses yards AID old campgOrnds while thou
sands probably been destroyed to prevent tbcn fe
hands OF the aud out small part oil ell tn.t
have ,been received those TO whom they were ad'
dressed have been Of the smallest value to them except
tokens Of the eectionse ntet Of their friends Fer this
letters ard such smell and light erces as can
o. transmitted by nail would have been much better.
arger gifts occasion serious practical michiei-men and
officers naturally to throwing them ewsy-theJ
add 10 the in,gnO which Chief OF the
csve and thus OF the sickness OF tbs soldier 'ot
uufe.rs universally uu thew learn better by dear
bought experience undertake 20 excessive amount
Jhn.. To this acd to the excessive osgsess Of
their officers the losses OF tho Union forces
present attributed by the highest military ai-
tony But when successful In battle the attempt 70
comfort by the session CT unusual amount OF
Ing thrown awey the first ongcontiDuef hard march whs
the sht retained and the long and heavily sden wagon
trains being off, when the light End short pro-
,ec,ed. Similar observstons apply to resment,i nos
ps Tue hospital Of regiment IN the held should De sup
h nothing but the bares necessities Tor fhe ehpos
treatment sick who all serious are rem ved
. uossibs general hospitals wnere the supplie OF
tie Available. An excessive amount OF rcs-
mental ho.sl and cony-nences IL cfuei 10 tho
sck and wounded for II occasions The frequent detention
aud separation from regiment OF the few Articles essential
70 the usefulness Of the surgeon The Commission has from
the protested sgsins common error OF surgeons IN ths
,spcct sssiust the greater evil Of tho common al
tempt OF the volunteer der. TO carry nto the heio oc
rsnv % the u.an. Of comfort which they hsbused
ia civil life In compliance it'll the request OF Zen hxecS
his appes dressed those whose mistaken kindness
both these evils believed 10 have been greatly ssavatco
A. su.,sin.d FRED. LAW OLMSrED.
General
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OHIO SOLDIERS RELIEF AssocIATIos.A meet
ING OF this association was held last evening at the
.nn-Ayenue Hotel; Dir. 4. Is. Butler presiding.
a. ~as announced that the sum of 81 2l0 had been
subscribed TO the society fund Col u. 7. Baker il
bssts Agept here.
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SUICIDE OF Hon. a. PRYSE.-Ilon. A. Pryne,
member of Assembly from Wayne Co., committed
suicide on Saturday last, whilst laboring under fl
Of insanity. lie had been in feeble health for some
tme
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The Tax BiI, 49,
NOW READY in = pamphlet Of y pages. On hue, wh,s
psp.r Beside the BILL which swori Tor word IN eccordanse
ith the original text append to al Aphabetca kesa
n,,a.on OF every article be- taxed by hs law, and the
nmouut of the DO levied thereon. This rondeTs IA
comul,- and nysnient it is possible tosnase IT.
Price cents. postpaid ~ 100 II STA. by express "a
ner 100 ii by mail. AdiVss THE TRIBUNE Newly szk
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CooPER USroY Music CLAss.-Tbis class OPEN
tomorrow evening. See Advertisement amoni
special notices
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DAsvILLK. "a. Juue2. 1862.
DIR, william II. Grcsg-DEAg siH; la February
lgI va. afflicted with the su;a Diabetes, ana oT ave
ntou,hs nss,.f than gallons OF water ~ t"enS
four honrs Obliged 10 act often % ten OF WE'VE
times durng night and ia i've months lo. ABOUT my
nonsd. In weight During tie month OF July 1901 procured
t.o hotties of CONST lUIiOS WATER aud Ia two days
sfrr uus e,pedenced relief and ater taxing two bottles
entirely cuTcd-soon AFTER is,lins ny ,,,i1sr
health. Yours uUy', H. ~ -
Sold BY oil Druggists. MORGAN AnLhN,
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save your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
Fo- small bottle Of HAIR DYE, when you can gei bottle
n,e times ~ large Of better Dye FOL the same money
WILBORS MONITOR HAIR DYE
rssrrERsEDIsG OTHERS.
H. require. no prpaaion, does not smut or wash on VIII
no, .o ia. hnes linen One application will last until Tia.
hair grows out when DO applied at the roots without
~ ore trouble than a common hair oil.
WARRANTED NOT 10 IsJrRE rHE msfn OR SKIN.
Manufactured only by
ALEX b. WILBOa, Chemist.
No. 100 COnrtst. Boston.
En-, AL. in N,w.york by J. MILnAU No. 1873 Broadway
and u. T. BARNES, No 2O2 Broadway.
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TIE FAIL STlLE.-kSON has done II. His
fa style Of Hat Aston'hed and dell Ghed III. puulc Il
sIlcs.iv-y and stylish sgpsssnee. and Of all the
laswo Lave 3. beyond question the most
Portable aud elegant Our fenl. should call upon Ksor
hi. he.Jausrer No. ~ Broadway. u fal,ou-s.,
withou, delay. sad poses, themselves Of h beautiful AID
,sasorabe fabric.
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s,x,y-slxth Reg ment N. Y. Voiunteers.-CoL
roSEPii L. PINCH NEl .Bounties padto Recruits eah'
ins in this Regiment Before leaving the state $iis on
;ns the Regiment the field Si3 expiration OF period
saistmen 80 making la ALL SlbT Headquarters, -
Regiment Armcy Centre Market corner centre sna 49,
49, BVRTQA u DAVIS. CspS GatA n. y.V.bsc& 49,
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Twelfth Assembly District Union

Twelfth Assembly District Z nion Assoeistio Ne
At ne.ng of hi. Association, held at no 1l2 b-st
Frdty evening" sept 49, tho following persons "ci1
elected Dele tho Union State Convention TO DO heu
Syp,cuse the 2ith Sept, 1862 viz; Dcleg'te'-s,no
HaL eton VIM H. Dnryee. Joseph ,outh~oith D. he
nss.-Johu Atkins Richard n Hunt B.Tnadd
THEODORE S. VAN COTT, fFesidonts
RICHARD u. uvsT. sscastary.
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Mas. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CnnpEKs-Relisvs. the child from Pain. inyzoraes the
,narh md Bo~s Cure, Dy.eniery and Di.uhs.. Cor.
Aclty aud Cures Wind Collie. Givo- Rest Comfort and
Health Chad,en Isfa,sg and ia remedy In Of
Caoiera fHt4rf4,s Sold ssrrywlrr. 3 cents bottle
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1.-The Great Living History"
EBEI.I.IO REC . IL ID.
PANT ANIl-i0 CEsTs.
illustrated Nth Portrats OF .
GEN :. 4. HFINTLELMAN,
BE-. Meet LLOtf, -
And PLAN Of tho BATTLE-flELD Of PEA RIDGE.
EpITKD ~ FKANk M0OhH. ,
Every fact document. aBf Incident ieauso 10 the k
uELlio, viii be- found in this ssork-;t /, .
"ThE HISTORY OF THE REBELLION"
q. L. PUTNAM. Publisher
No. S52 broadway. n. Y.
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IronsiAes Regiment.

IronsiAes Regiment.
HEADQUARTERS, Gil BROADWAY.
This Il tho LAST Volunteer R..,m.ns a. n. .,,.,,..x
under the present can. NONE but men Of rod mort
character will be received Rscruis The organization d
proceeding under the supervision Of two Committees Of ~
New-York Young Mems Christian Assccistion
CEPHAs BRAINERD.
Chairman Of Army Committee
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Seasons. ,.,.
/ have Just comPlsed my large aid EXTENSIVE,
"A 10 Valiety Taste, end Style in this city. The
ChiiJrenis AID Furnishing Department not eqna!ed
call. , ,,,n,,uN
Noe 70 and y Bowery.
The largest store In the city.
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Hliliiarn NoiGes.

Irons ides Regi,ncDt.-COMPANf h-rhi. 90
pay aneed OF any In the REGIMENT Is fsr,oy
ning lp those desiring enroll shoi names mus. 10
speed y Men o good moral character And HABITS ohS NOW
app y. at No BB0 oadway . - yv.,psEy
ReieIonces-The Row Clcssy saA prop 'aen' Hs' VI y"
city.
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Save your Silks, Ribbons, Gloves &c.
HEGEMAN Co.'S BENZINE psint and grease
spots instantly and cleans Silks Gloves Ribbons &c. &c.
without injury to either color fabric Only IS cents per
bottle. Sold by druggists generally.
HEGEMAN < Co.,
Chemists and Drug rats New York.
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READER, yon can have an enduring, always
.ad, reliable Com fzs. exactly adapted your haai
ard style Of writing ~hn w 10 your writing visuyeh.sp
ef than Steel Pens II you wsnt IT, ca. ON A. NosroS No IS
a., den Ian. or eos. ,t.ro fo- olfeular
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Thomas DuguD,
USDEhIAhEA. No. 81 5,h-av,
Or. - -. VI .talls.
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Thirteenth Wnrd.-A regulsr monthly meeting Of the
Tiecnth Ward Republican Association viii be- bold a; d.
O'shaughne.sy Hotel corner OF Broome aud fi.t sts,
T.. ELLIOT, President.
J'rEs NJ Mcc,ariS' seer.taie.
DAVID X. MoReAN,l J
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BOUNTY AND ADVANCES $500
Reine $50 more Than paid In any other reeinens ne" w
sani,ips : 100 will bs paid beia, mustered IN
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VAIL Halter No lI8 Fulton.st New orb. east Of Mas
sau az Yeas with Bccbe Co ispTspaed % exhibit com.
and CLOTH HATS Army. Navy and Civic Caps; toss.her
with eis ant Gents Dress Hate tnst cannot i to
please the mo-, fs,tiious Ia addition to the style ana
hyperion finish Hat. he 9uld invite special attention
TO Ills MODE or FITTING,
which enables him the Silk or Dress hat feel a.
pleasant to the head Felt feaso Leave your oeeI ane
the Ip-flrsn..
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AT a Meeting of the Union Convention, Fth
Assembly District, compr.ing parts OF the i'm IAN
40 NTH Wat IN Of the call OF the General
committee at Ble.ck-r Building Saturday evening, 2th
the following delegate. aud sernatss Were elected 20
IN. Union and Republican State Convection. T. os held at
s,rrrnse on the 2sth of Sept 1922 Drr.aes-Lewis H.
Van Setback John w. Earle Iho q. OlSyan Ateina'es-
J. " Rsbines1. J. Van Orden, L. Dey0-.
Fire and Burgiar Proof saies.-Bankers Mer'
chants aud requTn. protection invited to call and
examine our stock We manufacturing aad have on
hand th. VALENTINE aud BUTLER ALUM PATENT
SAFE. warranted FIRE PROOF, and also FREQ from damp
A large ssortm.nt Of WILDERS PATENT SAFE ior
sale a reduced prices.
VALENTINE and BUTLER'S ROTARY LOCK Tor hall
door,-a suIe protection against bGrslns
MARNIN n Co,
No 1S5 Broadway,
sth door below Ch,nbers-st.
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limited states sanitary CorAutAsa0n.- New
YORK Aarncy No Broad~ay New iofN. sept ~ loo5
The 10 owing telegfam ha. Just been rsce.vsd
Send all aPsrs that the sTsst SUPP ccs are
wanted at Frederick. Nd iuuedittely'
An articles for III. Sanitary Commission sent to the We
mans Central Relief Ascension. No. Cooper W oo. VIII
h. where rsed.i in cecoreance nth info
nation constantly received BY order OF the fres se Com
bE.NS. NOHA-AA 80, o"f
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Ninth Regiment n. Y. y. M.-Ths, hsss,cls~ neg
men is now IN uctivc service fe~ soe podiea nsu
he t,k.n 10 nh % the ranks Apply q. the oi'e oofas
Br5siwsy aud 3lhst. ,,,.s +, -,,,. n H.,
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Iron,ise. Re eiment.-A War Meetilg will be hold 10
the Markets, Churcn. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, 2ith
inst At O'Clock, aid in filing up ComPANI n, Of ,n's
III yiuc sneak ers viii sddress the meeting The Hon ~
sEPH HOME, Major BARNES Of toe lIop:lSes SSt
M ARAY aud others The Ileadqaartsr. this COMPANY
i. a, No $50 jrsudst DANL. s. MAPES. Captain.
JOHN r. CRkFT. (r;.,,.,.p,.
All
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R.,,i,. ssntsa fos this company be composed solely
=, r,.n 81 nod mor.l c huactrr and correct hsots
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Ironsides Regiment, Company Ga few more
wanted TO NIL up his Company Men OF sooo cnaL
.cte those desire their country from sense %
duty will md here associates Of t,eir own stamp
Bounty A. large any Regiment now forming
Recruin, Office hs, been opened at No l0i bowsry
CHARLES L. RODGERS. Csptais
JosYpH DoRR lst Lieutenant
IL b. GILDrRsLEgvB. I'd Lieutenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-23

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