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The national Republican., 1862-10-20
THE DkPARTMERT OF THE TEN
NESSEE.

The hope which We expressed few days
SINCE, that Gen. Grant would be assigned to q
higher sphere OF command, has been already
realized by the creation for him Of the Depart.
ment of the Tennessee. Ii 1t had been en-.
larged TO the dimensions.of the Department OF
the West, as originally given to Gen. Halleck,
1t would not have been beyond the public ap-
prsciaton Of the merits and fortune Of Gen.
Grant. But what has been actually done is
accepted as evidence of the faruest desire Of
the President and Secretary Of War to recog.
nize properly the past services, and ability 10
torious general.
/. only remains to suggest to the President
and his war minister, to be on their guard
against the incessant intrisues Of that ramifed
cabh In the army, which is not more detern.
ined to do nothing itself, than to hamper, Grip.
pie, and hold back every ofii,e who is dis
posed to win battles for the country. II Is not
sufficient that Gen. Grant has an important
territorial command He must have also the
men and means which are necessary TO accom-.
plish the results which will be expected from
his enterprise and genius.
We learn from an apparently reliable source,
that while Gen. Grant has now nominal force
of one hundred thousand men under his COM
mand, he has not available for an offensive
movement more than one fourth Of that num-
Der. This IL lot adequate, considering that II
Is Gen. Grants army alone which can be ex
expected, for months, to assail the cotton
States in which this rebellion originated, and
| which still constitute the eeat Of Its most ma
lignsnt virus.
1t is on the left bank Of the Misslfslppi, be
low Memphis, that is to be found the larges
And it is precisely tsiis' 6st NE % s1psflmcn ln:s
may best be tried, Of the advance of an activ,
general, Offering liberty TO every black mai
who will leave fsbel service for our own, q
dscreed by Congress and proclaimed by tn,
President.
Recent elections are most impressive 10 thei
sdmonitions. The three States Of Peunsylya
MIA, Ohio, aud Indiana, which have besn re-
Gently mensced by invasions, and have thu
been made to realize, in q peculiar manner
the want Of vigor and success In the conduc
Of this war, are precisely those which hav,
exhibited results most unfavorable to the Ad
minis.ration. If Gen. Grant had commando,
at the West, Instead Of Gen. Buell., the inso
lent rebel armies Of Bragg and Kirby Smitl
would have been annihilated long ago, an,
the Congressional delegations elected from
Ohio and Indiana would have been almost ,
unit for the Union and the war, instead Of beins
apparently against both.
The Secretary OF War has always understood
the conspirators in the army and elsewhere
who have brought about the disasters iu th,
field, which have caused, and were intended :,
cause, the recent untoward manifestations o
public opinion. II the President has bee.
slower to understand them, 1t IL because hi
charity Is Of that character which covers
multitude Of sins.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
New York,

James Humphrey is the Union and Aoses F.
Odell the Democratic candidate In the Third
Congressional district.
Edward Dodd has been nominated for Con-
grsss IN the Rensselaer, district. He was a
member when General Banks was Speaker, and
was one Of the most respected aud useful men
10 the House.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

~ Massnic --Aspseiai eeununisa,ion Of New
JsWnleu Lodge No. ., will b. held at Masonlo
Hall On THIS Monday EVENING, the 3otA last.
st ~ o'oleck, 70 MAKE arrangs rsrn 70 attend tn.
nsMbs,s are requested 70 Be puhetaal In their at.
tendance. .ltI &C. H
Funeral TO take place Tuesday aftssnoou, ths 2i,t
Inst. at ~ O'CLOCK. Ali N Masoos In regular
standing are frsternally invited.
By order Of the W. NJ;
% aO.1ts A. r. AOULDEN, 0so'y.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

AFFAIRS AT WINCHESTER. Union refugee
from Winchester writes thus to his friends In
Baltimore:
The Union men were generally unmolestsd
In Winchester and vicinity. The destitution
begging from door to door, and refused by
friend and foe. We annex some prices current
In Winchester: Calico, $3.50 per ysrc; muslin,
81; potatoes, s3a$5, and scarce; apples, 81 per
bushel; -four, SIS per bbl.; matches, 81 per
boz, aud other things in proportion.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

- Prize money amounting 10 nearly four
hundred thousand dollars has recently been
ordered to be distributed in q number Of cases
Letters In relation to the matter should be, ad.
dressed to the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury
Final DEGREES Of condemnation have bseu
passed ina large number Of other cases, and
the courts are now engaged in adjusting thu
costs. The nett proceeds will shortly be ready
for distribution.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

REBELS RETREAzrNo. From WrNursrER.-
Reports are constantly being received st Gen
sigel's headquarters that the rebels are failing
back from Winchester upon Stsunton spd Cor.
donsville. These reports are brought In BY
refugees and dssertsrs from the rebel army,
and are thought by officers Of General sigsl's
army to be correct. 'u
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
es- A dispatch from St. Louis, October !

NJ A dispatch from ST. Louis, October Is,
says lar. 'a b.. a..
The wife of an OK sec sssion State Senator
Of this city was restrained to-day from ejeoting
tenant for Unionism, and the tenant pro.
hibited from paying any more rent until fuF-
ther orders. -. s.., -I-".' :
Great Indignation 10 felt throughout the loity
because Of rank reasonable DEMONSTRATION
yesterday on the burial of one of Price's stsn
ofhcsrs, killed at the battle Of Corinth. and bu.
ried with fashionable honors. The affair was
turned into q secession gathering"
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
THE War IN TnE SOUTHWEST.

ST. Loup, October l7-Advices received at
headquarters state that General Scho0sld, with
the advance guard Of hls army, has leit Cas-
willie, moving southward, toward tho Arkansas
line.
The scouts sent sor-Afd. had penetrated the
country q fer - Cros HollovS, -Jut had been
driven back by tho enemy. n...ir4 r,.s
From East Arkapsas, intelligence has been
received that rebel ferce Of about seven
thousand has been concentrated under Mcbride,
ct Pecahontas
General Car, In command at Helena, re-
ports that Holmes and Hindman, with con-
siderable forc,, are on the west aide Of the
river, Threatening 10 attack him, their object
being to do % before be could be reiaforced
General Carr has sufficient force 10 make his
position safe. ..r...,a...s.
Reports from Paris, Monroe county, say that
many bushvhackers are eurrendering, and
skking for mercy. They are Immediately
placed 10 confinement .s
n Retreat OF the Rebels.
LouBvnLE, October 1.-THE journal dis
credits sl reports Of recent nght having
taken place ct Big Hill.
"A force Of one hundred United States caval
~ entered and occupied Lexington to day
General Bragg, with 40 900 men, was OF Crab
Orchard % Tuesday. He intends to camp Q
few miles below there. he 10 rapidly retreat
ing toward Mount Vernon.
Kirby Smith was going out Of Kentucky on
the road to Manchester, Clay county; thence
by the rosd, whereon Bragg Is retreating, to-
wards Cumberland Gap.
1t is reported that the mountaineers are fell
ing trees and otherwise blocking up the road,
over which the rebels must pass In order Il
leave the State. - '.N
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
anv. CHA8E.

The attacks of the New York Herald upon
the Secretary Of the Treasury originate here,
and in a quarter which is known, and will, in
due time be exposed. We advise certain par.
ties to remember the Spanish pl overb-" No
c,ptr is large enough to cover itself"
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
WASHINGTON, Oct Is.

Es Commander Wm. Reynolds has been
ordered to the command Of the storsship Yer
mont, at Port Royal.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant VIM. Ii. West
has been detached from same vessel and Or
dered " return North.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

ID ARE ChAACE.-ATTENTION YOUNG
nMEN wanting to ooms West Attsatlon. Govern.
msnt Empioysesi WANTED TO EXCHANGE
PERI apcut tituation a. clerk In large establish,
ment doing butiness for GGvernmsnt, who's emp oy.
Ia st. Louis, Miss2uri. Fair salary and OPP srtupity
to learn the business In which lsfss forlusss aie
asde.
This situation will bs given to suitable person In
exchange for situation IN some businsss hcuse In
Washingtoa or employment under Goysrnnsnt.
eolSo~i.s ''' 81. Io.is, No.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Drafting In Boston-Ths $4,000 to bs
Looked After.

B0eroN, Got. 1.-THE Common Council hsy.
Ing voted to raise the bounty offered volun-
tsers to 5000, drafting In Boston has ceased
a. 1t Is believed this bounty will shortly cause
the quota Of the city to be filled.
The United States storeship Release arrived
at Faysl on the 18th ult from Cadiz, and sailed
again on the same day on her return TO notify
the United States gunboa's Tuscarora and
Kesrsage Of the presence of the 1907
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
DIR. Fishblatt,
or No. 4aI, corner OF Eighth and Z st,

%. Opposite the Gen,rai Post oales,
Can be consulted ON RHEUMATIC AFFEC
TIONS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER co n
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, a. well q
ali Djseuses Of Imprudenoe, Of Whatever character
and which may be declared inourable BY other ply
eicians. He engages TO make an immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the icience Of medi
one he Ia ena6led to offer himfelf to the public q
being the only one In Washington capable Of afford
ing speedy relief All Gases durable will be gusran
tied. He wsrIants cure without the use of mef
curry OF any other dangerous nedioine. Recent case
CURED in two or three dsts .L
n B. Letters add!ssssd TO d.. r., at his ofncs mo
4si, corner OF Eighth and Nreets, opposite Gen
DOT 8-yi
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Pennsylvania Election.

HARaIsRuRa, Oct l9r-Fifteen Union Con-
gres.msn, including Bailey In the Slxteenth
district, are no doubt elected. The State
ticket . still In doubt, but apparently 10 favor
Of The nenocrats. The House will, 10 ali pro
Democrats. The Senate, twenty Union 70
thirteen Democrats. II y generally CONCEDED
there is Democratic majority on Joint ballot
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
ROPOsALs TOR PAPER.

DROPOBALD FOR PAPER.
.' NAvI DEPARTMENT,
Bpreaa of ProuisOnl and Co.AinQ,
September %, lsf2.
PROPOSALS (sealed and endorsed " Proposall
for Paper'D will be received at this Bureau until
noon on the 8oth day Of October naxt, for lurni,h
ipg and delivering at the Navy Yard a. Brooklyn
New York, thr, hundred iesms Of paper, with ths
privilege Of Increasing ths quantity Sons thousand
feams. --i 5 ..s-s u Z F.rr.'.--J.L...
to weigh 10 pounds to the ream, and made Of liner
sock 10 be stop. ruled, leaving one Inch margin or
each page back and front; 10 be ruled "a lines or
each page, with one inch margin ut top and bottom
Sample Of quality and size Of the paper may b
seeu at the office of the Inspector In charge q th'
Navy Yard In Oharlestown, Massachusetts; Brook
lyn, .NSw York. Philadslphia, Psnnsylvsnia; snt
At this Bureau. 0''I| sep 2a-1aw4w
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
The Psnnsyivsnis Election.

The later returns give IA Union members Of
Congress, out Of "a.
The chances for the Union State ticket are
believed to be the best.
The Senate will stand a. follows: Union
men elected, Z; ditto holding over, 12-total
10. Breckinridge men elected, 4; holding
over, l0-total IA, In the House the Union
men have elected 4s, and the opposition 50.
The following are the members of Congress
elected. Those marked are reelected:
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
M HOW LOST HOW RESTORED

JAf Itzlssksd, n Ssaled AnuelCps, lTScs Ns CeNE
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREAT
ment, and Draieal Cure OF Spsrnatorrhoa, or Sem
Sn w:.aps E%%isSn: ss.us ps
Nervousness, Consumpdon, Epilepsy and Fits Men
tsl and Physical Inoapacity, resulting rom Sell
Abuse, 10. By Rosf j. CuLvsswHLL, \. D., suths
OF the Green Book, 10.
IA Boon u Thousands OF suRsrsrs,"
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any addrel
poa PAID, on receipt Of 4x cent, or two Psstag
l27 Bowery, New York,
sug T-smifdAW Post Ofhoe Boz, ,5se.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
Ohio Dlecslo1.

CNoNNArI, Oct. ls.--The electten returns Of
the Ohio elections, sixty.six COUNTIES, give .
Democratic majority Of eighteen thousand
Democratic gain fifty thousand. The Demo
cratic majority 10 the State will be about twelve
thousand. The Congressional delegation stands,
fourteen Democrats and I've Republicans
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

broke out 1t is not by starvation, but BY
lighting and by depriving the rebels OF their
slaves, that the rebellion 10 70 be put down. :
As the public Is aware, there Ia q distribution
Of ra,ions from the Government stores at New
Orleans, to relieve the more extreme OF the
cases Of destitution, arising from the effects Of
the war upon that city. From the weekly
publication, for the week ending September
9Th, Of the particulars Of this charity, We get
the following statement Of the nativity Of the
families relieved:
American. g. se7 Spanish lti Mexico...." %
Irsh. .......s, ,663 ltaiisn.. ...". 50 Russia
Gsrmsu... $3.50 Sweden, Den. Greek :.....
Ensii.h. .... Dos msrk, Norway 2lCoorsd .... Gio
French SO PortugAi....p
| Ssoteh..,. . ESwiss ,,,,, % Total. ...S 65'
1t will be seen that the colored race b the
recipient Of only one.sixteenth Of this charity
/ and that six Irish receive relief where one ne
gro does.
There has been an amazing amount Of clamol
about the expense Of supporting idle negroes
at New Orleans, and elsewhere at this South
but, we believe, 1t will be found that what
they have actually received is very small com
pared with the distributions made 10 destitute
| whites,
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED DAILY. SUNDAYS txcsPTso.
BY W. }. MURTAGH l. co,
uEoReE N. WESTON. EDITOR.

ss The publication orics OF the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN Ia ut the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh streets, second floor, over W. d. Shep
herds bookstore. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTrsERs.-An transient
advertisements must be paid for 10 advance,
aud should be handed in before Q O'Clock, p. M,
to ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest from the Southwest.
Price Preparing for Attack.

CArno, Dot. ls.-0snenl Pfios b said 10 b.
gathering large number Of troops Of Holly
Springs, Win view Of attAeking some point
on the Mobile and Ohio railroad.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

Maine and Hsw Hsapshirs Regiments.
Bosros, Oct l8.--The Twenty third Maine
regiment. from Portland, left here this morn
ing, via Fall river, for New York.
The Fourteenth New Hampshire regiment
also left bsrs this morning via the Worcester
and New London route.
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

A PFLIoATloHs g D.piissss 10 NJ
Application having besn nads gndeP ths cot Of sst
Juns, 1880 for The feisus Of the land Warrants de-
eribed hsfsib, which ars alleged 70 have besn los
g destroyed, notice s hereby given that ct the dat,
following the description Of saoh warrant, nsv
eerttAeas Of like tenor will BE- issled u novalA %
lsetioa should then appear,
No o. 1o0, for leo sores, (aof Of llth February
1917 In favor Of Edward Martin, Of Capt Brown,
var with Mexioo-October 81, 1893
No 100 1t0, for 100 sores, Issued under the aot o.
March, 1896, In the name Of Abigail joy, torme,
wioow Of Christopher Grant, and was granted Maicl
|, ls82-0otober II, 1859.
No, 90 ,oa7, for 100 acres, issued under the Aot
March, 1870, In the name Of Amos Barrett and Va
granted May 10, lS68-Ostober II, 1852.
No "a, ,t3s, for 100 acres, issued under the aot o
March, 1855, In the nAme'of John Benjamin and W
granted December 10, 1Sb7--Ootobcr II, 1854.
No. 1920, for 100 acres, issued under the act o
March, 1855, In the name Of Zalm0n Randall, auS
wss grauted May Q, 1s4o-Ootober Is, 1861
No. 90 1853, for 100 acres, Issued under the aot o
March, ls5b, In the name Of Rachel, widow o
rhomas Meredith, srd was granted March 2, 1852
No. 0sTos: for 100 acres, ksusd under the %. o
N uoh, le56, In the nsms of Arnold Harrington
NJ was granted September II, lsS7-JanuSry I
JOSBPh II. RARRETl,
OoAninlnneR
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

NNI ABHln OvOH sKIRY YAOTORYs
WANTED-So females TO lsan TO naks shirs
A person oan, In shoFt ume, make, r0 week, no
TO g. Inq.i!s, for particulars, st N Seventh Z
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

W7ANTnD-At the New York Enploynsa'
~ Is SR'e %aTs .ns coz
ORkD GIRLS, with good references, - Cooh
Chsmbermaids, Laund resses, Waitresss, Nursss
on tables u Priyats Families q Hotsls. Also want
ed houses Immediately with Or without Funiturs
Employein in want Of good help, will nnd It 70 theb
advantage 70 oall.
my 2su n. b. MILLER
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

DAHK OF OOMMERCE, 0EO'TOwN.
ID F6f the ooavenienos of the holdes In this city,
notss Of ths above Bank will BE- redeemed q oar
counter, In United Btatee Treasury Notes, o. IN
RITTnMHOUgR, FAINT co.,
III Bslksss, ~ p. AveoAe1
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

n RAPEgi GRAPEsiI
J. 3. WILSON. No. a27 Psnnsylvania svenus,
has just received by express, the finest lot Of "a
tIvba grapes ever brought 10 this market Com,
and see them. Open for ials this morning.
90 2O-3ts
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
WANTS.
COPPERsMiTHS WAITED.

...... WAn DRPARTHRHr,
O@oe Of Military Director and
- .. Supt. Railroads, u. b.,
.,. WdsAtngtsa, OCT. 10, le6G.
Blk good Copper mths wanted. Apply at The Of.
hcs Il Military Director and Superintendent of
Rsilr. sds. U. g., $50 G street. ~ 90 ao-st
T. URNl0nED HOUSE WANTEDeUEA1
the Depot Of the Baltimore. Ohio Ansesd
care Of the furniture, 10. Adore.
"R W. EDNONno
sepO Passenger Agent B. 40. Z. \. ~"
The national Republican., 1862-10-20

vii b. entitled 70 ~ services to the amount d thsii
shsss:. -. THA
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
THOMAS E. LLOYD, .o"'-
= Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOB PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
of Pay, Extra Pay, IL.

WAHHINVTUN, ID. o.,
win giys prompt and sfhoisnt attention TO III.
prosecution of Claims of every description agaiRs
the GdEsrnment, and maks no charge unless suO
both references a,d eaaress for services will be mad
mthfaotory. w.,
SG Psnsions secured for soldiers wounded or dis
saSed during the existing var; Also for tho widow
or diss3se Incurred while in the United States ser
VICE aSo Bousty Money for the heirs law of sodien
deceassd during the existing war.
Tess divided with attornsys or other persons ioI
Ths Sishsst price paid for Land Warrants
ugt. THOMAS T. LLOYD,
IA. yt..rsf Ah0rneyfm Ndimdslb,
a-I No. 456 Seventh street.,
.. - q ~ s. Warrington, D. y
N. ~h....
The national Republican., 1862-10-20
DR.. JAMES L. THAYER.
THE RIVAL LADY RIDERS,
AND
., THEN" KOMIK MUELs.
BOTR AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.

Doors open ct l and sx O'Clock. PsrIo1nanes
will eomnsnos ct and " o'clock.
Balcony Ssats..".. .."........."....-...7b rs Cents
Drs Circle. .y............... .....so
boctA Range. ...................-..,.2 10
Balcony Seats and Drses Circle places osn Be 90
cured during the day without extra charge oo,sc
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13

WHAT PARsoN BRowNLow SAYS la
his speech at New York, which speech il
published on the first page Of the volunteer
this week. Pa,son Brown!ow said: 1--WE
have merged in Tennessee all other parties
and predelcctions in.this great question Of the
Union, and the miserable wretch who will
here or elsewhere resurrect old exploded
parties and party issues, and make CAPT
tai out Of this war, deserves the gallows, and
deserves death :" Now that is just the talk
We like. The nan who will Tux about party
when he ought to heRg1tiin7 for his count,y
is worse than the traitor who boldly takes
up arms against the government. Now
when every issue is dead-swallowed up,
lengulfed in his he'll -born rebellion that is
now upon US, no man can urge the con-
tinuance Of party warfare. except for oripat.
eoin. or to divert the attention Of the people
from the stupendous task they have under
taken Of crushing this rebellion. Such men
arc the enemies Of the country, and against
such all loyal men ought to raise up en-
masse. ': 80:
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13
General Headquarters State Of Min ne.
sofa.

"EASBol SLds6 OI u e.
sofa.
ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFIcE.1
Sr. PAUL Mimi, August 9Th 1862 {
GENERAL ORDERS NO. TWENTY TWO.
Pursuant to instructions from the War
Department, the township assessors of the
several townships. and the ASSESSORS Of the
several wards OF the several cities, in prepa
ring a list Of persons between the ages Of
eighteen and forty five years, liable to militia
duty, not only take the names Of such per-
sons, but also state their ages and occupation
whether native or foreign horn citizens. and
if the latter. whether natural'zcd or whether
they have simply declared their intention to
become citizens. They will also state. under
the head Of general remarks, any apparent
defect Of the person enrolled, such as deaf
ness, blindness, loss Of speech, etc.
Such assessors as may have already,
either partly or entirely completed their
lists, will correct the same according to these
instructions, and will receive reasonable
compensation from the y. S. for extra duties
imposed upon them under this order.
County Auditors viii see that tho asses
sors prepare their militia lists without del,y,
and will, ifany assessor or asses tors in their
respective counties fail to prepare said lists,
Immediately inform this office Of the name
Of such assessor or assessors.
The County Auditors are also requested
to forward with all convenient speed copy
Of such militia lists to this Office, stating the
militia Of each township respectively.
By order Of the Commander-in Chief.
OSCAR MAIMnos.
Adjutant General.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-08-13
Irish Americans Of Minnesota.

AT the request Of many Of your fellow
|country,nen, the Executive has kindly per-
mi.ted the citizens Of Minnesota, who are o.
Irish birth or descent, to organize themselves
into distinct regiment, and has designated
the Eighth Regiment for that purpose. ,.~.
The time has now come for action, and
while other classes Of our fellow citizens are
rushing to defend their country, let it not be
said that We are behind them Your ccun,
trymen of other States. have gained tor
themselves reputation for gallantry and
bravery second to none Let.us share with
them the dangers Of the field and the duties
Of a soldier, and prove ourselves equally
worthy the thanks and praise Of our adopted
country. Let us prove ourselves not I'M
grateful for the many favors which we have
received from this Government. S5ttt~>* #*S'
The undersigned has been appointed by
the Commander in, Chief to visit thc d':isr-
eent popu'ons Counties in the State, for the
purpose OF fastening the organization Of
IRISH Arnerican Companies, to eli up the
Eighth Regiment, and thereby facilitate its
organization. Owing to the brief period that
intervenes between this and the 18th, it will!
be mpossible to make other than hasty yisits,
and he therefore takes this method or request.
ing the active cooperation Of al Irish Ameri
cans in tho different counties in this mat
ter, sssss.s asssss y zss 1s5ss IS. tsstsss L.
Let companies be organized at once. By
volunteering before. the 18th persons will re.
ceive tie bonnties offered by the Govern.
neut and their respective counties, cities or
towns, and st the same time asOM the dis.
grace Of draft; whereas all those who gre
drafted vii receive but $11,oo per mont,
and no bounty. e. .sss 3 8.
All comsnunicatisns addressed 70 Shakopse
will reseivs prompt attention. ..s
Respectfully Jour frilon cit;pn,
J. i. NcDOxALD. 8