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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

The seven year locuts have made their appear.
ance in hordes in some parts Of Kansas. The grass
Is full Of holes from which they have emerged, and
their crystal coats are lying around every where.
The airis vocal with their music, and the bushes
are covered with them, In company with tho
locust are countless thousands Of grasshnppers
and the ravages Of the combined armies begin to
excite fear that vegetation along their limo Of
march will be totally destroyed
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

Los CRUCES, July IA 1862.
To the Editor Santa Fe Gazette.
DEAR SIR:-The Union men of this town hav.
ing had their patience exhausted in waiting the
arrival Of the Federal forces, to-day anticipated
the restoration of lawful authority in this portion
of the Territory, and hoisted the old FLAG with its
Stars and Stripes. 1t was an occasion Of great
rejoicing and none seemed to enjoy it more than
the Mexican population who attended in great
numbers and manifested their satisfaction with
the widest shouts; men and women alike excited.
The church bells were mcrrily ringing. Guns were
fired, the people all joining in their various modes
of givirg vent to the genera! feeling of JOY Tbe
flag was one presented by a good Union man Mr..
Duper from the wreck at Fort Fillmore at the
time ofits dsgraceful surrender by Maj, Lynde
and was presented on this occasion by Miss Inasia
DupeT We bope to see soon the entire re-estab.
lishment of law and order in the place Of anarchy
and misrue.
Yours truly,
UNION,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

THE HOMESTEAD Bill grants ! so acres Of public
land to any person (almost who will settle on
them and cultivate them exec t reselyad lands
within fifty miles Of certain railroads, and Of these
eighty acres. There is nothngin in the act, how.
ever, to prevent single man and a single woman,
each being twenty one years of age, from locating
each eighty acres of these reserved and higher
priced lands and they are at perfect liberty to get
married the day aiterward Any person, male or
female, who is over twenty one years of age, and
citizen of the United States or who not being
yet citizen, has made legal declaration Of bis
intention To become one, or who being n citizen
under twenty one years Of age, Is nevertheless the
head Of family, or has spent fourteen days or
over in the military service Of the United States,
and has never borne arms against the Federal
Government nor given aid nor comfort to It's enc,
mics, ia entitled to the benefit of the bill.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

There Is talk ofrasing Quaker regiment In
Pennsylvania for the war. win they DO armed
with Quaker guns"
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02
&-HULEs AND REGULATIONS OF THE TREASURY DE.
PARTMEyT OF APRIL 2l 1852

pAprurSJ nr .ppII ~ tsao 80
VI ~ W" -+' i''-
Whereas eommerea intercourse has been duly apthorlz
ca between oy states and those states and parts Of states
neOore declared 70 % in luslrrec'on which may resume
anu MAINTAIN loyal adhesion 10 the Union aud The Clhsu.
on o. the united STATES or may 10 occupied and controlled
uoorces 81 te une1 states engaged in the dispersion
,he insurgents, whoh intercourse Is 10 be governed by
suon Ius anu fcguohs as are ana mly be prescribed by
he secretary the treasury now therefore the said inter.
course ana a transportation connected Herewith shall be
eloJeo' 'o ths following
RULES AND REGuLATT0NSn
ia, I, An .nn,to,,iors n, no.,,l,s IA ,h, ,...., 49,
,,I sh " noc",nsno1 M % uInspor. ala
merchandi.s N ~ sh,nn"J ,hieh nSoInn k " Wv, NY
nmh.r ond dssor,n,iop ~, h sn Ia wy
Snn;cat.s ", sih .b ho sIdd sis h 'ny s' M
ssrn "A'A 'D' w "''u WIN ''0A''e' s'1a's 'pe
tbs above nlnM authority sh, state the character an
value Of the morchan so 10 be shipped tho consgnco and
destination thereof with tho route Of transportation tho
number and kind Of packages with the marks thereon
ttn A!applcants for permits 10 snip and trade shall
make ana ne WIN we onoer granting he permit an ahayt
hAI he values All are correctly stated III the
oVes Tuc eSpcs o. WnlVn sha w annexed 70 'n9 anna
W. tnA 'uo p.vAses S1lIs no'ls eA'ep. ~ st'el 10 ho
9'es nl tle morohahlse 80 permitted 70 DC transported
sne noI no sla any part thereOl % disposed OF py him
OF oy anoty ohny1hee OF assent IN violation oi the
pelt any su he,aer tne permit 80 ga9'sa nor Ihe ir
ehandsS shipped under y shall os so used or disposed Of by
their authority eonnIyance or assent as in any way to give
Ml ooofs Nv I =, ,1' 70 porso III m
,I' .n'vI sass aaa 'hA'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

Enc "Aui be further enacted That whenever pcrm.
sha be awulor the collector Of the customs granting the
same ho shall deem 1t necessary under the circumstances
Of the case to require bond to be executed by the master
or owner Of the vessel In apanay eqI to the value of the
cargo and with securities to the sat cton Of such coec
tor that the said cargo shall ba yared at tho destination
Tor which Is cleared or permitted aud that part thereof
shall be used In anordng aid comfort to any person or
parties in nSurection against tie authority Of tho United
Btatesn
BIC 'Anl bo Il firth, onacol That the Secretary Of
the Treasury bo and no Ia hereby further empowered to pro
hibt an prevent the transportation any vessel or mon
any railroad turnpike or other ro1 or means Of transnor
a.on within the United States o any goods wares or mer
ehande Of whatever character and whatever may bo the
oSensbe destination Of the same In R cases where there
shall DO satisfactory to believe that such goods wares
And morceanise are intended for any place in the possessions
or under the control insurgents against the United ae
or that there imminent danger that such goods wares or
merchandise will fall nto the Possession or under tile control
Of such insurgents aud he further authorized in all cases
where hs shall deem cxp'denl 10 Do 10 require reason
able security to be given that goods wares or merchandise
shall not be transported to any place under nsurreonary
control and shall not any way be used give aid oclmo
70 such insurgents and be may establish all such general or
special regulations may be necessary proper to carry
Into eject the purposes OF this act AMI any goods wares
or merchandise shall b. transported Ia violation Of this act
or ofany regulation Of the Secretary Of the Treasury eslb
shed 10 pursuance thereof Il any attempt shall be made
TO transport them all g1ols maehauis, so trans
ported or attempted DO transported shall be forfeited to
the United States"
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02
HEAD QUARTERS, DEPT. OF NEW MEXICO,


SANTA FL, N, NJ July 81, 1861
opnar osDl,s,
No 6S.
The following &C, congress and circular Of instructions
from the Paymaser General United States Army are pub
shsd for the Information and government Of all concerned
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJurAsr GENERALS 0Fncs,
Warrington, June 20 139
AN ACT providing that the officers Of volunteers shall
bcpad on the payro Of the Regiment companies to which
'Bs .nacied by ne Senate and Houn Of Repr.,,n,a,,
fhe Uhilei States america In oongreu aiierJed That
company officers Of volunteers shall be paid on the muster
and payros OF Their company party Of detachment and
''sarvce, without troops, or on leave Of absence,n
by order Of the SECRErARY oF Wan
Signed. l.. THOMAS
oc.., ), Adju'ans General
H. You are hereby directed to pay all Regmonal oin
"ces Of volunteer regiments only al the time paying their
regiments and on The presentation their Muster Pay Rolls
nproperly madoOut
ThS order you will consider inaexibo and will 50 direct
''all Paymasers In ysur distrlctn
Tho clothing allowance Of 50 so per month to volunteers
will DO calculated up TO Tho nrst payment after they have
been In the service sx MONTHS and every six months there
aAfter All the clothing money due them will be credited
'hem at the time and all cothdg drawn in kind charged
"n dollars aud cens so as TO settle the account Of each
mregment twice year soldiers discharged between these
'em annual settlements will have their clothing accounts
loted on their discharge payments the officer making out
'the nnA statements stating that the clothing account
seed 10 such date and giving lst Of articles received
iiBlnce.n 'I 70 '...u
Very Respectfully
vr TfH".f Your 0bedient Servant, 9H#.f
Signed, BENZ LARNED,
PSymaster General U. s. Army,
By order dRlg. gsn'l E R. s. CADY.
W. ]. l. NIO0DEMUs,
Hfir Captain 18th Infantry,
A A. General.
Nc fat
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02
lst--ACT OF JULY 18th. 1851.

SIC. g. "Then ami 10 such case II may and
shall DO lawful for tho President by proclamation to declare
that the Inhabitants Of such stats any slcon or part
thereof where such insurecOn exisa in state Of in
surrecllon against the United States anil therefore all com
msrca Intercourse by and between the same and the citizen
eroo and the citizens Of th, rest Of the United slaess
.hal coaso and DO unawfl SO long such conaltlon Of
hostility shall continue; anil ell goos anil -hatlos wares
ani msrchlnss, coming from sail stats section into the
other parts Of the United Sates AMI all pfoc,elng to such
Sats or section, by all wlir shat tos,,he with the
vessel or vohce conveying the same conveying pcsOus
% or from such sate sot1n be forfeited to the United
sales" 500 General Order 50 Of 1851 ami IS OF 1851
Ql-lcr NJ NAV m tsRl
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02
ADV ERTISEMENTS
HSID QUARTERS, DEFr OF N, MEXICO,
SANTA Fg, N, N, July, a 1862
General Orders
No. 90

The following extracts from the act Of congress approved
July l3 1851 and tho suppl emenary act approved May 90
1857 and the Rules and Regulations Of the Treasury Depart
msnt Of April 49, 1862 published for general information
lst-ACT OF JULY 18th. 1891
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

JAMES l.. COLLINS, PUBLISHER,
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-08-02

By order IRS. 0.n1 E R. s cA1Y
WI. l. NIO0DEMUs,
HiiH Captain 18th Infantry,
H....I .H A A. General.
Ne fit
The New York herald., 1862-09-29
HOTELS.

DeLLCCK'c HOTEL AND DINING SALOoy.-DAvID
POIiOCK has Just opened the spacious es,ab hn1ent
No 20 Chatham street, where he VIII he happy his Old
friends. Meas at al hours, and nrN class Aslndspse.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

nfRECTLY OPPOSITE THE ST. NICHOLAS uoTBL.
~ 5iJ Broadway, JOSEPH SOLOMON, commission mer-
chant. advances money 10 amount Diamonds,
Jexery tna Silver Ware, tie bought Their All
German spoke1s
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

IITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
iddlc aged widow woman, cook, washer and ronrr.
ty reference. Can be seen Tor two days al III East
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

: PUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAM
.niid anu scnitr.ss or as yntl. l.brFi4d aLd wait
las oh ject. 10 a. sss in washing ironIng
herself Scnenlily useiu best OF reference non her
zee. Can be seem at ~ 9th ST., between the bowery
lave
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

ESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUA-
bn as chamberEiald and waitress, or to cook, WASH
|pn: is good plain cook, ana ron,r; Is Judy
Mt doing citLer has the best of city reference
r last place. Call at al West 10th ST. near 7h ave-,
door.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

BOOK AND GHAMgERMAID-TWO SISTERS,
fifth Two years reference, desire places, separate
er in city country; excellent cook and COM
laundress; the othef nrst class chaInbermaid and
Is. Apply at 10 Court st., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

SITUATION WaNTED-EY A RESPEt TABLE
hung grl, 10 general housework cnam berinad
make herself generally nseiul. Apply Tor two days at
ave-, entrance In oath st.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

IrUATION AS NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS
antcd-By u highly respectable woman has ,.rcal
e; fond Of children; attentive ana Kind to taen; is
kd 70 discharge her duty faithfully. Best city reic-
Call for three days at AS Sth av., nall door, front
second floor.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
,ang ,sir is nurse aud cham bcrnad. plain sewer.
city reference. Apply for two days at 2O 9th ave-,
lce IA 2f;h ST.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

DUNG WOMAN WISHES A STrUtTION AS FIRST
ate coos and To assist in the washing and ironing. The
city reference. Can te seen at No. West 4Ist ST.,
OF 9Th ave.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

ntAMoND OLD GOLD AND sILyER.-LADiEs OR
~ gentlemen having OH COLD, Silver or Diamonds sell,
by giag 10 LOUIS ANRlGH rs Broadway under the New
YORK Hotel can sell better than Al any other ynce ia the
city lie oncrs 70 pay the hghes, prieetwsuty
more tnan any other person. and pays IN city fey With
oat being comeed 10 take otner goods Ia exchange
Remember. 20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

eESPECTABLE PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
situation as wet nurse in a respectable family;
Is only weeks old. Call Tor two days at ia East
top door, back room.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

pOKS SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA
H. Protestant woman; understands all kinds o. soups
poultry, game anG desserts bread baking md pastry
Ky reference given Ca at rs West 10th ST., door
nm
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

u ON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER I. 1852
FALL cLoaks, xssrIESiAs, sAcqyEs JACKETS,
CIRCULARS AND sHAwLETfES
purchase Of tnese elegant and indispensable appcndages OF
fashionable costume at
UNITED STATES CLOAK AND MANrILLA STORE.
MR.. WILLIAM BUciiSSAN. MAcKnNzIE. de.ana-
su :es ano a@ncn 10 e and n's ana"re oi
these popular garments 's season. Ills personal acquaDt
rsn r%ss s mod.,ss s a. so his thorough knoseSpe OF ss
a1s s' an abr 'Ss S :s
"ss Of %e paSd ne e a nsepa se e tasteful pro-
,.n,. M % a',~ snrEEs LYONS VELVET cLoAKs.
A-.fs ohsis ss SeSfEss aEsss s.o.s.
D'N'ofSSks ofSkscH the :poEskYs 81 sLoAKs,
oHos BE pRlf rAkls Hffsak stSAss cLoAks
All the garments Imported this sason from Paris Tor this
heretofore introduced.
Misses ana Young ladies' saeques and Jackets every
fhs BE-, sco. only imported for this establishment.
determined regulate prices With stiiet resMrd
moderation so as TO suit ss rsss q hs 9os economical
wa BUCHANAN HscKsSzIs superintendent,
EMBROIDERED PorLrN ROBES,
kRYoLD. CONSTABLE Co
Canal street corner OF Mercer street.
FAMILY DRY GOODS
,ii,Ir WI ",Isr at retail
=" '.pi1Ht I1liaE s'ocT F'la'S'' ~
SUPERIOR FAMILY AND HOUSEKEEPING
GOODS
Canal street, OF Mercer
CEo. KEYEs ss EIGHTH AVENUE WILL OPEN.
o. MS"sy s se & ~ new ad f9pe's .s,yeh ~
lIslfAg kfpf
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

ITUATION WANTED-EY RESPECTABLE
cotch gir good plain cook, good washer and er
nal private family. Good reference from last place
l29 East 10Th st., up two fights Of stars, front room
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

FaEssMAKER WISHES FEW MORE CUSTOMERS
II SO out By the aay week; cut anu Il I laches
b Call AT Or address lU6 w est 18th st.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

|TUATION WANTED--BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
as selistess cut and III ladi,s and chiiii ems
/, and do III kinds OF family sewing; s good opera
w Whcee Wilson's sewing machine; no objection 10
mb.rwork; the bes, OF reference gwen. Call al or
i AZ West S0t st, near broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

BY A COMPETENT WOMAN,
ih excellent ciiy reference, situation as cook IN all
lones; understands pastrJ, soups, Jtllics and game,
excellent baker of all kinds is willing 10 assist in
,nng. Con nc see.i for two da, at los I'D ave. near
II The slOa,
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

ESPECrABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS a STU A
chaiabc maid and 10 do line washing; las the
city reference. Can be seen for Two at Al 9TH
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

|BRMAN WIDOW WOMAN, WITH A CHILD,
ishea situation housekeeper Inquire at 43 orand
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

WAITRESS AND CHAMBkRMAID, OF AS CHAM.
|rrnaid ana TO do pam sewins.-A situation want
nng girl has h~ best OF city reference. Can be seen
y avs al l4S w est sd ST.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

|ESpECTABLE GIRL WANTS A SITUATION IN A
|esE ectable family chambermaid and waitress, is
|g to assist in washing aud ironing. Good r ference
last place. Can he seen for two days al 22 Allan
Brooklyn, in the furniture store.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

tTCATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
|ouns woman, TO COOK, wash and irun Has bes: of
crcnce. Apply at I5 i2th St. between lst and III avs
GIRL WANTS A SITUATION AS
bod plain cook and hrst rate washer ana ioLer has
years reference. Can De seen Tor two day at las
I'd
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

NEW
Merinos, Poplins, Oomans Grapes. Cashmeres Canton
Cloths Dcanes, Wool Pais also, Mourning Dress Goods
in great variety.
BLACK SILKS, AT LAST SEASONS PRICES
Basans from auction dally.
W *. PEYTON,
2T4 Boweiy, near Houston stresS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

TUATIoN As WEI NURSE WANTED-BY A
bung GERMAN woman wtth u fresh breast oil milk
% II. Hcssler, NJ. D., 2T9 Spring ST.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

EOrEsTANr YOUNG WOMAN WANTS TO OBJ
La "a situation ana seanstress; take the
arge Of niani has the best OF city reference Can
I'LL ,nga seG at liz West 18th ST. 9th av, second
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

A TTENTIO ON--LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IL YOU
IA wish int the ana honest ueaei, Y. HARRIS,
dspos, OF Cast on Clothing, Carpets Farntnfe and
Jevery the best do cal adessS No l56
Seventh avenue you viii be dealt with d your salts
faction guarantee To pay the following ricss.-Siik
81 S30 Coats from 81 SS Tor Pants,
81 TO So Please forget r. HARRIS i56 Seventh
between rwcutich and Twentyrst streets Ladies'
attended TO by Mra Harris
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

pUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A RE-
bectabe private family, TO cook, wash and iron: no
|pn 10 do general housework can give several years
omni e nuations Can be scen for Two days at the
Ice ol 10 former employer, lo2 West 31th ST. between
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

C1TuATTON WANTED--BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG
~ s us chanbcinad ans waitress, chamberinad and
the washing and ironing take chill
dicn Can be at 50 Dominck ST., where she is
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

GIRL WISHES SITUATION AS
look, washer and roner; will do general houscwork
hall fanily. Good city reference from her last place
372 2d ave. in the bakery, for two days.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

EsPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A sITUA.
ION ia q private family, TO GO chamOerwork and hne
|g; all kinds oil plain sewing and embroidery.
ference. Gan be seer at her present employers, ~
|Nh ST., between 9th and ltn avs.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

A r GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE,
IA FELL, BEAVER AND S4RAW HATS,
BLOOMERS, &C,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE,
FOR LADIES AND MISSES.
WITHOUT DOUBT WE NAVE
THE LARGEST STOCK IN TIE CIrY.
THE IAk,ilST TRADE IN THE CITY.
THE LAhGIlSr BONNET ROOMS IN TIE CITY.
Especially we invite lhe attention Of
MiIIINEkS
To $50 of Fancy Bonnels which will be offered at
large discount below nanufa sturrrs prtces
TUESDAY NEXT.
EDWAkD RIDLEY
81 and aii1 II truild street.
Entrance to this department, o6 Allen street.
Filth block east from the Bowcty.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

cSPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WANTS a s1TTA.
bn as cnamDermad, to Jake care oi children, as
ess or 10 do light housework Apply at 5p 7th ave-,
h i0th and 4lst sis
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

CITUATION wANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
- girl chambermai and waitress IL years reference
from last employer Cal at i West 18th ST. top floor front
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

CEXTON wANTED-To TAKE CARE OF A SMALL
- Episcopal church. Apply TO j. r. Sullivan lS2 Nassau
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

AT SEVEN FER CENT PER ANNuM ON DIAMONDS
~ Watches, VERY &c, y any amount o. the sain'
bought tQf ~ s OLD Gold ami Silver bought ~ the wei
known ISAAC, Ma Chambers street ". B.--No basues
transacted on SATURDAY
The New York herald., 1862-09-29

CITuATIONS wANTED-BY TWO WE'LL RECON-
- mended willing ana ob,igng girls separate or toFeher
in country -ooa cook baker, washer and
roner do general housewulk the oner chamber
and waiter chanrbernaid and iaunress. Apply
at $40 9th
The New York herald., 1862-09-29
CLOTHING L..

GREAT BATTLE FoUGHT-rHE VICTORY IS
n gained. Ladies and gentlemen, II has pean vct1rols
being pronounced. by great MANY that Is. MlNTz of
23 sixth avenue has been paying the g ctt priees ~
cash oil Clothing, Carpsts, Jcwer, N, and stlli
TO continue to do 80, IT yoa VIII Ia or hm with
call. ~ B-L dies ana genilcneu-fOi know well
tia, those tremendous prices that offered d. al
a perfect numbng, but the best ana surst Nay you
do address above then viii AndH sure you
receive satisfaction Do uottogct the old well known
dealer. b. MiNrI and the number 2o3 s&h avenue. La
dies punctually attended by Mrs. Mintz.
The New York herald., 1862-09-29
HELP WANTED-HEALES

a SMART, ACTIVE, ENERGETIC BOY wANTED-IN
n wholesale stationery nom i6 10 IL OF
ADDRESS box l3l1 Post oicc stating age residence
applicants handwriting.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
A list OF

Remaining in the Post Office of Winchcs-
ter on the goth day OF August, 1862:
B.-John Benson, a w Bond.
C.-John w Campbell, Joseph Clan
cey, WIN VI Camlbell, Jarris Case.
E.-Deidrich Ellcbusch.
F.-pcquiline Ann Fishbuck.
G.-Wm Gogcin.
H~.-Jockson Howell, Jordan Hanly.
Phoebe lluiiuc. Mrs II 5 Hanna, A c
Harris, Lizzie Hixcn, Malinda Hiatt, Mis-
souri, Hull, Jane IIcmphill.
J.-Jcsse James.
L.-Wm Louder, John w Lady.
Mind Monks, Emma Moore, Wm
Mover, Marian Mcfarland.
N.-Levi Nunamaker, Lewis Nef, Dr.
T NcNkirk.
P.-Joshua Parry, Marian Pickett. Hat.
tie Perry.
S.-Mary A Stephenson. Esther A
sharp, Fannie V Scott, John w stephen
son, Jonathan STEPHENS, r G Shyrock.
Patrick Sweeney 4, julia Sweeney or
Keaney.
T.-Wm Tucker, y L Tomas, Pirm>
Tharp, Maggie Tel.
N.-Avcry Vanwee.
W. NJ Woodward, Mary Jane
Wnmpic, Louisa Webster, Josiah Ward
J + Wickcrsham, Charles Wheeler, Geo
Woodbury.. Isaac Wright.
Persons calling for any Of the letters
named in the above list will please say
advertised" y. f. DIGGS, P. NJ
August -, ls62
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22
Winchester Enrolled.

Col. 7. M. Browne has
just finished the enrolment of
town. Nc. of persons between
the ages oils and 45 years, PSI.
No. Of persons in the service,
10.
No. Of persons exempt and
disabIee, Is.
What town can do better?
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

ing and put in tents in the front
yard where it is cooler.
| would suggest to the women
of our State that they raise plen-
ty of chickens, and can up and
dry as much fruit as possible, as
such things are going to be need
ed by our brave boys before the
year is ended
T. J. PUTNAM.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

DIED.

WAY.-On the 10Th inst, Susannah A.
Way. Wife of A. ID. Way, aged AZ y'rs
three months and 80 days.
This is indeed a sad bereavement. A
wife and mother, dearly beloved for quail
tiles Of goodness and affection %unsurpass-
ed. A large concourse of relatives and
friends, testified their respect for the de-
ceased by attending the last solemn rites
OF the departed.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

Appointments for the69th were
made on Wednesday last, as fol.
lows F.:
Colonel--Wm. 4. Bickle.
1t. Col.-Job Stout, Of Con
~nersviile.
Major--G. ]. Walterhouse,--
Muncie.
DR.. David Ferguson, of this
place, received the appointment
of lst Assistant Surgeon. A good
appointment.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

Volunteering for the new regi-
ments cease to-day, and all boun-
ties and advance pay are stopped.
Volunteers will be received to
fill up the old regiments until the
lst of September.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1862, 1862-08-22

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