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PHILIP X. iiElNE.

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
II PAINTER, is now prepared, to execute
with neatuess and dispatch all orders in the
Painting, Glazing, and Paper Hanging Line, and
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uI.YNi ItIHIliilI.,

TrORNEY u COUNSELLOR at LAW,
n Solicitor IN ChanceTy, Real Estate and Col
ecting Agent, Moline.
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L.. ID. SWEENEY.

A TTORNEY 4 COUNSELOR AT LAW.
II Office, corner Of Eagle X Illinois streets,
near the City Scales, Rock Island, Illinois.
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WILLIAM SHEARER,

FAMILY GROCERY AND PROVISION
+ STORE. Produce bought and sold. Store
n tn, west corner of orle ans and Otter streets
Green Corner.
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PREMIUM JOH PRINTING,

Ordersfor Jon PAINTING will meet with prompt
attention at the ARGUs OrrICE, and be riccutcd at
reasonable Tutrs,
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LOCAL AFFAIR

RAFT SMASHED. log raft ran on the
bridge this morning, and was broken up.
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WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
w Hardware. Cutlery, lrsn, Nails, Window
Glass. &c, corner of Illinois and Buffalo streets
Rock Island. Ill.
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TnE impertncnt advice Of the Davenport
gazette to the people of Rock Island in regard
to the new constitution, don't seem to have
been needed The Gazette is greatly distress
ed about the result in the state Don't fret,
neighbor, the people intend this shall be a
white mans state.
Here is little soft solder" the Gazette
throws out tot the negro orshippers Of lamp
ton, viz:
" Hampton, 80 long going blind for any
thing labeled democratic, gave * majority
against the constitution. They have not for
gotten Douglas in Hampton"
$50 long" &c. Why, dear old soul, don't
you know that Hampton gave Is majority for
Lincoln?
" Not forgotten Douglass We think they
have forgotten Douglas, when they vote to
make negro state of Illinois. Our only re-
greet is that Douglas is not alive, to day, to
rejoice over the glorious triumph, in his state.
Of the glorious principles he advocated all his
life.
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business Caras.
=. VI. PErrENGML & co..,

NO. 81, PARK ROW, New York, and e
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DAILY AND WEEKLY ARGUS, IN those cities, and
are authorized To take Advertisements and Sub
scrlptions for US at our LOw.st Rates,
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

no Under tins head ! limited numbcroi spec
ia notices will belgserted at 10 cents porIInc each
Insertion
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II. LANGLEY, e. W. u m
J.H.IANGLEY 4 co.,

ENERAL Commission and Forwarding
II Merchants Dealers IN Salt, hydrauiic e.
ncnt Coal, Lime, &c, leyee, Rock Island, III.
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From Heu. j. T. H,meS, Pastor n AtueA C'oct, BpSton.
Dr.. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
my family and among those called to visit
in distress. 10 regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, j. v HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, n Y, oct a, 1855.
DEAR SIN: am using your Ca'hartic Pills In my prur
tice and ind them excellent pur-are to cleanse the
system and puryy the i,u'aWs n he Mond.
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MOLINE. 49, The vote in Moline shows tina.
there are al white men in that town--a fact
which ought to be acknowledged, and which
we do acknowledge, with pleasure. 1t is bad
enough for a man - live in a town where
majority Of GO invite negroes to live among
them, and majority Of ii declare in favor
of the right Of the negro to vote and hold Of
fee. But when white man is, by force Of
circumstances. compelled to live among such
people, the disgrace which these negro wor
shippers bring upon their town ought not to
be visited upon him. The al good and true
white men who live in Moline are all that
keep the place from being sunk out of sight
The most outrageous means were resOrted
to, Wv the stumptail negro worshippcrs in
Moline. 10 prevent white mans vote from
being cast. Six times, during the day, num-
bers Of the white mems ballots were placed
on the table, near the ballot-box, for the ac-
commodation Of the voters, and each time. as
soon as the individual who placed them there
had left the room, the ballots were destroyed
The Fredericksburg negro worShippcrs would
not allow a white mans ballot to remain on
the table, but kept it covered over with the
negro stumptail ticket This is one of the
beauties Of abolition intolerance.
All honor to the l4l brave men in Moline,
who dared to vote the white mans ticket.
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81. LOUIS MARK I,I.

ST. LOUIS, June -.
Whcu-Spung tOa6Sc. Fall s!aSjc.
Corn--3OaS2c.
Oats-3ja3Su.
Kyc--l0aljc.
Potatocs-3jaiOc.
Lard-t!c.
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DOCTOR j. &. MORSE,

HAVING located in Rock Island for the
purpose OF practclng his profession, Will
answer promptly calls IN the city and surround
ing country Office at j. W Nehe's Ne" Drug
Store. Residence on Madison street, one door
north of =. l.. Cables.
Rock Island, April 5, lst2.
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JAMES kRLLi
WAR xDCA 4 KELLY,
!. sFRNSINGER,

MANUFACTURERS of Soap and Can
VI dies, Rock Island, Iii. Cash paid tor lai-
low and Grease.
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Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mans.

Sod By c. Z. CTacUs, Rock IsIand.
& Taylor Ballard, Davenport.
:" A. +, Chamberlln, Moline
s. Dr., Vincent, Hampton.
P. Beatte, Camden Mills.
DR.. j. II. Lyford, Port Byron
W. Kelley. Coal Valley.
J. II. Reed Co, Chicago,
and all dealers in medicines. June9, dwIy.
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ISLAND CITY HOTEL,

c. II. SMITH, PROPRIETOR.
Cor. Illinois and jefferson StS., Rock Island.
nss-passengers conveyed to and from the cars
free OF charge,
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ARCHITECTURE.

The undersigned is prepared TO draw plans and
specifications make estimates, and take contracts
for all kinds OF buildings, in town county
Having 80 years experience in the business, he
fatters himself that he can give general satisiac-
ton.
JDbbng attended to with dispatch-charges
moderate. Residence on Broadway, next door
TO Thompson's foundry Shop on Adams street,
near High School.
Sfss- Leave orders at Henry Housmsn's store,
Illinois street.
Jan, 18th, tt. VIM. ERRETT.
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The ELECTION. The returns from the cleo
ton on the rev constitution in this county,
give the following maiOrities, viz:
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HAS. VI. OsiSOR !
j, =, PRESCOTT.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. OF
y fee in the Court House.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JNO. P. COOK. j. WILSON DRURY.
COOK q DRURY,
Successors Of Cook, Dillon L. LindleyD
Davenport, lOra
NE have formed a partnership for the
w pratice of Law, to which we shall devote
our personal attention. ~ COOK y DRUkY.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19
A. E. LOWELL,
lo,.,stx Hc1surer.

The weather for the past week has
been,-te use an expression made by Ar
,emus Ward in speaking of the political
affairs Of the country-"mixed." And
reminds one of the saying, that, cit is
really unsafe to venture out in Kansas eli
mate without two shawls, IN overcoat, an
umbre Ia, and a FAM" Monday and Tues.
day nights we had heavy showers Of rain.
Wednesday and Thursday cl. udy and cold,
and threatening something worse all the
while. Friday the sun shone cut warm
and clear, but old Boreas from his North
ern home kept up a steady aassault" the
day long.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19

The WAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at.
ter stronghold Of the rebels are being cap
tured, aud we ,audase the successful gener-
ais and commanders. Our readers will
not forget Major General 10. 8amuels who
has captured and brought to his head
quarters in West Marysville An extensive
assortment Of Cotton Goods, dress and
piece goods Of every description, including
groceries, in fact, everything wanted by
..nortals here below" He invites oil to
come and examine his stock; they cannot
fail to be suited, and then to purchase.
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our RAIhRoAD na91n1sra

We have been kindly furnished By Is
D. Brumbaugh, Esq, with late s.. JeS
seph Journal, containing the inaugural Il
the Mayor, Thos. Harbine. Of thss eisyo
From it we make an extract 10 regard -
the construction of the railroad vest fise
St Joseph:
For some. time past efforts haze bees
made to construct railroads from this pcins
west, and our city, alive 70 their vass i'ss
portance, has been liberal In issuing ASS
bonds for that purpose. Two sosds ssss
In contemplation-the st. 1oseph and no,
peka, and the Marysville OF Palmetto ans
Roseport, which last road, b . secen' a.s
passed by the Legislature Of ksnsas' I'D .nS
it, name changed to tho ST. joseph s"a .
Denver City Railroad. Both are 70 ,r Tn
upon the same track as far IS iroy; sno
the former AZ, 300 and to the Iafto, 80 go
Of CITY bonds have been issued :.h IT, .
miles Of this road have been 'aio WILL
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Notice is hereby given that all the lands
and town lots described in the foregoing
delinquent tax list, or SO much of each
tract or piece of land or town lots as may
be necessary for that purpose. will on Tues
day the 9th day of May IA. D. 1862, and
next succeeding days, be sold by me at pub.
lie auction at my Office, in the city Of
Marysville, for the taxes, penalty and
charges thereon for the year 1861, if not
settled before that day. Fl(it'1
A. E. LOWELL,
County Treasurer.
Marysville, March 27, 1867
<-T The reader will note that the small
capital r is used as . substitute for the figure
two, in the remainder Of this list
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. Gen. HaI.eck and staff left st. Louis for
the Tennessee river on the 9Th inst His
d.s.inauoa 1as Pi,tsburg where be vas to
tske command of the fosces uuder Gsner-
al. Grant and Buell.. matsri7
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Several thousand sacksor gunny bags
have arrived from the river by coach this
week for N. Edwards of this city. They
are now being filled and put in readiness
FOR transportation TO F. Kearney, to full
ill corn contract ~
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A letter to US fresns correspondent in
Nschison says that business, especially the
mercantile, is opening in that city briskly
ard quite satisfactorily.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-19

The State lection in Connecticut on the
7th inst, resulted in the triumph Of the
Union ticket by large msjorities in every
county. Gov. Buckingham, Republican,
is reelected by 5000 majority. The
Senate, q members, is unanimously Re-
publican or Onion. New Hampshire and
Connecticut have done nobly. Let other
States keep the balla rolling, rolling on.
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We are requested by the Secretary Of
the State Agricultural Society,-F. G..
Adams, Topeka-to say that, through the
influence Of the Kansas Congressional
Delegation, he is in receipt Of quantity
Of seeds from the Patent Office at Wash.
ingtsn, which win be- dissributed among
the members ef III Society On their ap-
plication BY mail or Otherwise.
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THE GREAT BATTLE ON TENN.
ESSEE RIVER.

We this week devote large portion Of
our reading columns to details of the late
battles and Union victories. The battle
fought at Pi.tsburg Landing, or Shiloh.
on Sunday and Monday, the 9th and 9TH
of April inst, was, with the exception OF
four battles-Jena, Friedland. Wagram.
Waterloo. according to the numbers en-
gagged, the greatest struggle known to
modern warfare. We are unable az yet
to give exact loss Of either side. In his
official report, dated the 9th, Gen. Grant
saws: "The exact loss in killed and wound
ed will be kaown in day ortwo; at pres
ent can give it only approximately al
800 killed and $500 wounded. The loss
of artillery vas great, many pieces being
disabled by the enemys shots, and some
losing all their horses and many men,
There we're probably not less than two
hundred horses killed. The loss of the
enemy, in killed and leftupon the field, was
greater than ours. In wounded, the esti-
mate cannot be made, as many Of them
must have been sent to Corinth and other
points" Otheraccounts give our loss at
5000 or 10000 and the rebels the same or
more. Returned wounded soldiers at st.
Louis confirm the death of the rebel Gen.
erals Bragg and johnson. Gen. Wallace
of III. at last accounts was living with slight
hopes Of recovery. Gen. Pren.iss who
was taken prisoner by the enemy early in
the fight hes escaped. We copy below
correspondence of the Mo- Democrat dated
Pittsburg on the night of the 9TH. Con-
Aic,ing as the accounts mustnecessarily be.
they will withal be read with interest
The battlefield Of Shiloh is on the oppo-
site side of the Tennessee river from
Savanna and about 9 miles southwest Of
that place.
On Sunday morning at three o'clock. the enemy under
to advanced upon Prentss and shermans brgale
which principally composed Of new men, and which
occupied the advance guard driving them from their posi-
ton The battle ragged with great fury throughout the day
Our force did not exceed fifty thousand The succeed
ed in outanking upon right, and Gen. Waaces di
vson which had been sent out protect the right flank
mstook their route and took circuit Of fifteen instead
five miles, that they failed to MP in time Our for
ces were driven hack towards the river but the gunboas
Tyler and Lexington Immediately opened upon them with
she'll and Kept up during the night rendering invaluable
service Our heavy guns also rendered eua aid in
checking the enemy During Sunday night the forces
under General Buell. began to arrive, and in the Pc
commenced the attack the enemy. Gene
brigade on the extreme left, General
medately to his rights then Gems Nc
Prentiss. The right Of the enen1G
regard, and fought With the
struggle continued at interval
retreating, and our forces y
the enemy has been rcpul1
Let me give you a sha
And am awarc that
an adequate idea e
impressions the
conception Of
much less Of II
spectacles.
your readers
It sa fact
acoustics, III
ton, confuse An0n
ading heard al stsquent
within ten miles Of sAvslhAA. slailes from Pitts
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within ten miles OF savannah mites ITO" RUS
burg, the duii ooom OF cannon oeme "uo'p'e
and grew sharper ana louder as We fne enect
the sound now repeaeo AZ SLOW no" increasing
almost into vo'leys when Win our OF
the vast forces probably enssseo tomd tne
of Waterloo heard m the has Brussels was ha the
peon of victory and half the Knoll OF untold DEAD
When We reached Savannah the ncoherent and
want tbem low slowly the craft seemed to toll against the
stream Perhaps our little ak howitzer change
the fortunes Of the day. At last the Ptsburg landing with
it line Of smoke stacks and steep bluffs came into sight Its
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uedu, sdyS' AZ the Close OF tue
ict of yesterday, [the 7th] my forces
being exhausted by the extraordinary
length of time during which they were
engaged with yours on that and the previ-
Gus day, and it being apparent that you
had received, and we're still receiving re-
Inducements, felt Tiny duty to withdraw
my troops from the immediate scene Of
conflict" We do not think that this Ian.
guage will admit the construction that
much Of victory was gained by them
They were completely routed on the second
day, that we all know. Our readers can
satisfy themselves without any additional
comment as to where the victory belongs.
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The act proves the iateation.
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ness of rebel sentries, when to our great
astonishment the chimneys ,ceye oyajn fir.
ed, and our design lighted M, as if a
treacherous deity were presiding over the
fortunes of our boat.
This repetition Of what had seemed be-
fore an untoward event, Was on deck
thought TO proceed from the mismanage-
ment Of the engineer, and il was with no
little emphasis that the executive officer
demanded "Why in HI the flue caps were
not kept open" 4 subseouent e1amina-
tion proved, however, that Il was a matter
over which the engineer had no control,
further than to suppress the Ere when it
occurred. The escape through the wheel
houses OF the steam. which, when passing
through the smske stacks. moistened the
SCOT, left it to be rapidly dried and ignited
BY the FIRE in the furnaces.
The boat nov prsssntad ! bro.dside to
the upper fort, and the ssntries there had
not failed 70 discover the boat by this last
accident. and alarmed The guards of the
tort below BY dischazgine their muskets.-
Immediately afterwards sye rockets were
sent up from the NAH land and Island, and
wen followed by cannon shot from Fort
No. =. The Stiffness At the upper fort sat
'sned I'll those aboard that its guns had been
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17

The battle 81 TinrhesteE. March Ser.
geant Wm. Grey, Company D, and private
David Bennett, COMPANY K. Samuel Benz.
metz has wound 10 the hip, received u the
came time. They are nov doing we'll
651s of.tbe above list ste now dangerous
Seme qf them5Will probably be discharged
-ssptheEs have been, or soonINill BE return
ed 70 their regiment The hospitals in the
above named places srs most admirably
conducted. TIE building the bedding,
and the Pergons snd clothing Of the men
are kept seoupulously clean; and the men
state that in the way Of food and attsn-
ton they have everYthtHg taaf they need
or desire. TIE alterations received by them
from citiEans-men and women ara highly
PraiseWortby. This remark is especially
true OF the good people Of Frederick, Nd.
At almost any hour Of the day dozens OF
them may be seen In the building g bearing
fruit, hloHers aud other appropriate gifts
for the men.
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Proposals for Fresh Beef
OFFICE CoHlTlssAHr or suRslsTEEcE.
WHEELING. VA, June 10. JS6a

y 111.sL1Nui1 " A'l Iunt 70 Iobs.
GEALRD PROPOSALS viii be received BY tile nm
~ detstgned until II o'clock a. NJ, on the 10Th
may be- from time to time, required Iof the use Of
troops. &c, at THIS post, FOR six months from lSt
day OF JGty, 1857. The Beef to be Of good Whole
OF Tore and hind quarters (nccks and siIanks exclu-
dsdl On such days ~ msJ be desis mated. The &c!
OF the usual form aud conditions. BOND In sum.
Client sum with two good suEetles requreIl. Bidder
must ave evidence of loyalty and reg.
PrnPo9alSWill be mart Cd on tIIeOutsIde
proposals for Fresh Beef and be directed to DE
"1 N51s g j. W. BARRIGER. -
Apto-oG {. Capt. and O. 8 y
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4. 4nd his finally are lue Is drink!
A.sss'ty 475Psf ~ asS sse4s5i \ 36s,l.lsS
AZ ele4 Caing sid Gyonini ropsst q Ioa, I1yis
s95le geeoeti on g NeeiR horne IN by aSlaVe m
While IN Ga6rns De CIV orr -
Jat, salts e give q bsesk on B6l6at 10
.lN Ee9-t SO to y Aqd filAl y I'M ylu iiGl
zen ID btiF sdi3 6tS vim III ~
Ana "a y lal tatt1 err Ion Is Louder II
3 g ghsn yplste ia9,P orr Gun
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-17
Psoeeedlngs OF an Adjourned Meet,
Ing Ing OF tne Cttlzens OF I1anaysha

ing OF the OtGILGmS OF ISSiia1SSSsi
County ra7 B = 'is75'5fs -
At an adjourned meeting Of portion Of theeiti.
gems OF KAnaWha County, held Il Maiden ON the TN
day Of June 1859 for the purpose q
seEaton the means most eocluaI to secure their In
terests and safety, and to promote the Union S.e in
KanaWha County, it was 8fg nj W.
1eesotU,R, That the war which q now
country was not ipauEuFated by those h M
reos9n on aecpunt Of the ding 81 tie GEN.
etel gov etnmenti nom any section 81 country any
Legitimate n Con8ti ftt 10 5Iish -;
too yes bnt that T. Was the result 81 tic,
pollticAhe who's % aHd az.
Tor me purpose % abIl6hlhg q
thtlF Own seltll and wicked clds ThareiSre
We hold - the sense Of this restinF nld ~ TTTis
sen g paElin County that however much
end however much We may desire The bisSSfnes al
peace that any cQmptunise q ottieStt 81 ilT az
hSu!te5 founded upon any other basis fha1 m mn
conditional endse, on de psIt "A tl,sSs - ~
" the rebellion and unquRf "a n
ths the titution ofthd United stsie5
dtsEaeetul ard And that -
on me part st The sh0rk q such aenoyi
snpqid be entertained by either te efTii
o. Q OF the UnfE6d Etafts II "a
4taoreds 1Raf Re hare entire C-iniidS0en n, tIo
ss ss ~ ~ 81 tl.e and stored
BY tbs O0dFentio that n ~ JIiaSii ~
1ur thu 81 ~ md
setVos % IG Il - wen g the i6yai "a ~
eels g nnder Il onr NEST cordial aud hebFtv
ts1gisei Inst We most heaEtiIy enaoFSe 81 fSr q
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q ttFginles pf tie 1eth q S9d
a1ssSs se = shs Etslt man ID lit S55
G!el1qed who l4ES been a ma
go ey the ais on5 OF tar ioliisrS r.,
lon In th6 eittOn, ana tiaiS - - ISSs 4
fsreed 70 % - Woala b Sla q ne $50
~ ft9gn arms iand become titfI6hs -
Their error aud give for theif ~
lopQ conan We are Uillin AZ III
l5.iss e Feee Die 61idoneS
= 2, .ths Their aud igiil dive
my - 4t 5lF 1t6ti a n inS
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TO the Young Men of North western
Virginia and Western MARYLAND,

: T'HE Gsnpral Commanding the Railroad District
Il has been Authorized by tile Secretary Of War b.
receive into Of the United st fes r tbre
ye4rs, unle5 sooner dsttar one OF In
iantry. to be recruited within The Limits Of this mill
ttary district aud within thirty days from this date
The otteeTB VIII be Commissioned by the Governor
OF virginia TIE troops viii be clothed, aEnsd and
equipped as soon q! mastered info the service.
these headquarters will meet With nFonDt sttenfion
By order Of Brig. Gen. Kelley. ~
tEstttCTtytE <fEf TIL 1IEEFISf'
,,-sI :, rs Is A. &. A. Gen.
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