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diourned till Il o'cIoeLa n M.
FRLDAY AFTERNOON.

tE FhLDAI HI L@lAfCOLF.
i President Sigaioos in the chair. The Com
flee on Resolutions reported the following:
IE2esoiued, That the proceedings OF this AS
cations, during the present annual meeting,
IAe fully confirmed Us in the belief that such
fpciations are highly beneficial to the teacher
III the community, and that they are lndis-
ihsably necessary IN order TO secure thor
tFh and uniform system Of education.
iR2esolped, That we believe a properly conduct-
ttdistFict Institute TO afford one OF the best
bans Of Improvement and instruction TO the
lgchel, and that It is the duty to teachers dl-
ls:tors and cl.izens TO establish and MAINTAIN
ifch institutes.
h Rescued, That IN the ''PennsylvanIa School
Burnal'' we recognize periodical, which on
fcount of its Intrinsic merit, and practical
bplicabilny of the articles it contains should De
hrefullg read by every teacher, and aHFPorted
+ all friends OF education.
Resoyped, That we rejoice to see that the Bed
brd Gazette has opened ifs columns to the dis
lussion OF educational matters, and that we
herein recognize an auxiliaFy that will exert a
bod influence on the cause OF common schools
h Bedford County.
And, Whereas, number Of the members OF
his Association, who have heretofore been ac-
ire participants IN ITS proceedings, have taken
hp arms in The defence Of our Union and cur
therefore,
Resoiosd, That deeply as we regret their
.bsence from this body Of teachers, we at the
anne time feel proud that this Association is
in the Grand army Of tae RePab-
ic.
Pesolred, That we return our tha7ks 10 the
stizens oI Bedford for their kInd hospitality ~
Entertaining teachers and members Of this As
,ciati0n: and to the County Commissioners tor
be free use Of the Court House.
Resolred, That this Association tender lis
hanks to the lecturers who have favored Us
vita their productions during the present annual
meeting.
R.sot0sd, That we regret that the education
i column formIy published IN the Bedford IN
lnrer has ceased to exist, aud that We would
aioice to see the same reopened.
Rese1rgd, That the editors of the county pa
,ers be requested 10 publish synopsis Of the
Of this Association.
Prot. Dlckerson made some remarks on the
olowing subject Chow can reliable aud
IN form standard OF professional attainment be
ecured throughout lae Slater" After which
he question: ''Is six hours TOO long for the
chool day?' was sustained by Dckerson, kla-
srE5 JcUtr EJfg7 TSsIsTaT, au 5I7fJgsEu Dy GdHon.
The "Singing Glass" then sang "The Evening
slar," "Indian Melody" and several other
pieces OF music.
On notion adjourned to meet for a semi-an-
qua! session, on Friday, June 20!h, 1862, at
O'Clock, P, ".
E. f. KERR, G.SIGAFOOS,
Secretary. President.
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Of the LATER. who think thatAAnti-Slasery j.
God and Horace Greely is his psophet, might
dictate 10 the old ataid mother who Should speak
for her in The halls Of legislation, bot the Peo-
pie Of patient and long-suiiering Bsdiordehave
learned 10 know their rights, and know
Will dare maintain them. They have learn
ed p know that the link that unites them with
Somerset, is mere legislative cob-web TO BE- cut
asunder al The FIRST touch Of Constitutional law,
and that only BY their own abject soGarance
have they permitted themselves to be dishan-
chised and al The bidding OF Somerset county,
to be made heweFs OF wood and drawers Of wa
/ ter for a miserable, ofice-sonnng, aals-seek-
iag minority. MIR. Cessna has thrown down
the glove in the legislative arena in challenge
Of The oppressors of Bedford county. % stand
forth and show why the franchise Of which she
has been robbed should not be restored 10 her.
Every true Bedford county msa, Democrat, or
Republican, viii hope for hissspceess. Every
lover Of The supremacy Of the fundamental law,
will pray for his triumph
As TO the opposition madssto Mfr. Cessna, by
the Bedford Inquire, it is only another instance
Of the deserlion aud Reputation Of iavofites
and friends for which that dsectabIe sheet Is
Infamous. The editor voted for AIs. Cessna,
anhjpslifes bis vote By saJingAhat hrSfhoaghs
agood Union Democrat, like Mr.. Cessna, could
do raqre g6odEan the Legislature lhan p Repab-
>Iicaa." He'not only voted for, but wrote let
lers iavoFias, Mr.. Cessfa, aud tins after having
beea nleinbsiflst the Conveution which noni-
mated Ar. Householder, and whist Household
.eE's name was at the head Of BIS paper. Aaer
this aehbsFate ana satanic treachery, one would
.9ardty :baSe expected htn 70 become a double
va lseg committing treasoaasas asinst his own
asaach eEseGg But the gentleman discovered that
= aa gsfst5pzu aen binseH tBe displeasure of
hifs, ND fI:s Eaat Mr.. Cessna would
EsEAi aLn 'AReasSifcan," as bs had secretly and
sadly. imagined, aud hence he finds 1t uecessa-
ry, ss Sgell as agreeable, to turn his batteries
upon 6s late faroritea whom he SO ardently de-
sired to see in the occupancy of a seat in-the
Legislature, Let him denouace Mr. Cessna, If
it is necessary to do 60 70 set himself right witn
bis party. He may coneiliate partizans ana
politicians, but the people. the majority, never!
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Prathy's Gmce, }
Jan. II. 1862 {
nEGLsrER.s NnT1cE-


3 All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following named accountants, have fled
their accounts in the Registers Office Of Bedford
couDty, and that the same will be presented 10 the
Orphans Court, in and for said county. on Tuesday
the 18th day Of February next, a. the Court House
in Bedford, for confirmation.
i. The supplemental account Of Aaron Reed. ex
ecutor Of the last VIII, 4c. of Dr. VIM. w. Reed.
late Of South Woodbury. Township deceased
?. The account Of John Morse administrator of
the estate Of Norman johnson, late Of Southamnton
township, deceased.
3, The account Of Ann Harks administrators Of
The estate Of John j. Marks, tate of Southamptou
township, deceased.
4. The account Of David Clitz, administrator Of
the estate Of JacobCitz, late of Southampton town
ship, deceased.
5. The idal account of Jeremiah F. Black, one of
the administrators Of the estate Of John Black late
Of Napier township, deceased.
5. The account of Michael Wertz ESD admins
traitor oi the estate OF Joseph P. Carver late of ST.
Clair township, deceased
2. The account CT 0, E, Shannon, ESQ. admins
traitor Of the estate of Daniel Means, laIe of Mon
roe township, deceased.
S. The account Of Elias Dell, Esq. executor of
the last viii and Testament of John Snowberger,
late of St. Clair township, deceased.
5. Fl. TATE, Register
Registers Office, Bedford [
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Nrm AoDrrtisrme 8.
l,oURT PROCLAMATION.

Io ne Coroner, e Justices Of the Peacs, au1 Coa-
stajiss IN be different ToieA5bips in TIE County
ef Bedford, Greeting.
KNOW Z that in pursuance of precept to no
directed, under the hand and seal OF the Hon.
JAMES MILL, Faesident of the several Courts
OF Common Pleas IN the Sixteenth District, con-
sstng OF The counties Of Franklin, Fulton, Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his Office of the
COur. OF Oyer and Termner and General Jail de-
livery fer the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ioas Of the Peace; and JouN TAYLOR and JAMES
BURNS, Jr. Esqs. Judges OF the same Court
in the same County of Bedford, You aud each of
you are hereby required to be and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Recognizancas,
Examinations, and other remembrance before the
Judges aforesaid, at Bedford, Court of Oyer and
IeImher and General Jail Delivery and General
Quarter Sessions OF the Peace therein 10 be holden
for the county of Bedford. aforesaid, the second
Monday of February, (being the 10th day,) at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day there and then
to do those things to which your several Offices ap-
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the 18th of
January, in the year OF our Lord, 1862.
JOHN J. CESSNA,
Sheriff s Office, Bedford, Sheriff.
January II, 1862.
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Il eY9s PILLS.
}Iiedicne Ded

A RE you sh, feeble and complaining Are
"A you out6 order with your system de-
ragged and yotfeeGngs uncomfortable ? These
symptoms are Zen the prelude to serious Ill
ness. Some ft sickness is creeping upon you,
aud should beayerted by 4 timely use Of the
right remedy. si'ake Ayers Pills, and cleanse
out The dIsordsiJ humors-p purify the blood,
and let the flu arnove on unobstructed IN health
again They imuste the functions Of the
body into vIgdals activity, purify the system
from the obsjrpons winch make disease. A
cold settles soawhere IN the body, and 90
slrUcts its nattlI functions. These, if not re-
Geyed, react I'm themselves and the surround
ing organs, pFelclng general aggragaijon, suf,
isrlng and GIstR'. While n this condition
oppressed by he arrangements, take Ayers
Pills, and see R directly they restore the nat
uraI action Of 4 system, and with Il the buoy
ant feeling OF k2l.h again What is true and
50 apparent in a:s trivial and common com
plant, is also he in many Of the deep-saated
and dangerous etempers. The same pufgative
eHec! e1pcls ,jpa. Caused by similar o5slTuc-
j.or5 and d-ral a.su:s OF the natural functions
Of the body, tlR are rapidly and many OF them
surely, cured 4he same means. None who
know The vr'us 3f these Pills will neglect TO
employ them 8an suftring from the disorders
they cure sua as Headache, Foul Stomach,
Dysgniefy, BiaUs Complaints, Indigestion,
D~gaags meat oftbs Liver, Gostiyeness or Con-
ssipa.ioa. as a9narr PHI they are both a.
gFeea5ie and ef8iual.
PRICE IS cTs. Il. BON, or FIVE BOXES FOX 81.
Prepared by Dr.. &c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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-BEaF0G CD, Pa.
To Cur Patrons.

Friends, We naast nave moaey to pay our
de6Is' You who owe Us four, SIX aud eight
dollars and upwards, are especially called upon
70 Come up to our help. Come forward and
settle, and If You cannot pay your entire bill,
pay Whist you can. Administrators and Exec
otoTs who are IN our debt for estate printing,
and candidates who owe us for ticket printing.
will please take notice.
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sapsFTlls which food the market, until the name
iiIsen IS Justly @spised, and bas become arnon-
yfrons with imposition and cheat. Still we
caal Ibis cotDpund sarsapariIla, and intend TO
SUPPLY such remasy as shall rescue iae. pane
from the load 81 obloqay which restsaupor il.
Ard ne think We lave ground iorabelieving It
bss virtues which are irresistible by fhe oFdlna
nv run eff lbe diseases il n intended 10 cure.
Prepared by DR.. ]. G. AVER s Co., Lowell,
Mass. Price 81 per bottle; Six Bottles IN one
package, IS.
Dec. q, l86l,--2m.
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HaA Eg REED-

PIPER--KAY. Wednesday morning, the
8lh inst. by the Rev. Wr. NJ. Deatrich, MIR.
Abraham NJ. Piper Of PIper's Run, TO Miss E,
Jennie Kay Of Yellow Creek, this county.
STATES-M0RGRET- the 7th INST
by the Rev. Wm Gephart at the Brides Moth
er's, Mr.. Simon States to Miss Emma Morgres,
both OF West Providence, Bedford CO., Pa.
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Synopsis Of the Proceedings Of the
Bedford County Teachers Asso-
citation,
citation.
BeDEoRp, .Mondag. Dec. 2ad. 1866

BEDFoRp, .Ionday, Dec. 23d, 1861.
The Association me-, pursuant 10 cali, ia The
Coart House, at IL o'clock, P. NJ, and was
called TO order by Prot. j. W. Dlckerson. who
was, in the absence of the President. elected
President pro ten. J. @. Fisher was elected
Secretary pro TEN. The election for psyma-
nent officers was postponed till Tuesday. p. M
On motion, the President was authorized 10
hll the vacancies existing in the Business Com
mittee, and Messrs f. w. Fisher. D. M. Won
ders and E. T. Kerr were appointed. Oa mo-
ton OF j. @. Fisher, the Association was re-
solved INTO an Institute, until Friday P. NJ.
the otncers remaining The same as those oftbe
Association. MIR. Sigafoos, Co. Supt., address
ed the teachers present, on the "Obiects of
Teachers County Institutes, and their salntary
influence on the cause of popular educaton.''
Adjourned till Tuesday, o'clock, a. n.
TUESDAY AORyVTNG.
The institute met and was called 10 order 5,
the President. After which the Roll was cali
ed' The Journal read and approved, as was doae
at every subsequent meeting, and a large num-
Der enrolled Themselves rs nea5prs. seFhe best
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ARJb5y .MoRAI.Nt7.

Estilute called 20 order by the President.
A1tion, that the exercises OF this Association
u hereafter consist of Glass Drills, Essays,
barps and Debates, was carried. The Basi-
i Committee were authorized D. procure two
niineat educators 10 lecture during the IS
Il eff the next annual meeting. Said Commit
5gere also instructed 70 appoint one person
spndact the class drill, ID each branch.
i d motioa it was resolved TO hold the next
bal meeting during Christmas 'week, A. D.
II.
liz. J. Kinsel lectured on PhrenoRgy; fol-
IN with remarks by Palmer, Dickerson and
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EMANUEL STATLER, Pres't
RE8UTIrIIL C0upLEyfOY,

noCT0K THOMAS 2. CHAPMAN VIII send to
all who wish it Gree Of charge,) the Recipe and
full directions for making end using beautiful We
getable Balm, that will eiIeetually remove PIlPLRs,
BtorcHts Tan, FREcKLEs, &c. &c, leaving the skin
smooth clean, and beautiful also full directions for
using PELATREAUs CEThBRATED SrINGLANT, warran-
ted 10 start full growth of Whiskers, or a Mus
tache II less tSan thirty days Ether of the above
can be obtained by mail, by addressing with
stamps for return POSTAGE Dr. THOMAS Z. CHAP
MAN, PRAcrIcAI CHElusT, s31 BROADWAY, NEw
YoRK. Jan. II, '62.-2m.
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A THING oF}EAUrY, Is 4 JoY FoREvER.-
Who can be keltiful with sickly pale COM
plexiqa. Kesfhe pores of the skin free and
the blood purs ssnd your cheeks wall vie With
The Rose aud Iy. The Skin is formed with
thousand OF PE in eveIy inch Of surface whose
Office it's 10 arry OF The impurities Of the
bIood--the Acknowledged cause OF all diseases
Of mankind Aaen it S dry and parched--
when II is co9ed with eraptions--when il Is
cold aud clamn-when there isInward fever
or inaammation 1t is impossible for the skln
nnaer these 81 Hnstancea to perlorm its proper
fQactioas, aaAN carry of the impurities from
tbe Rady desi BY our Creator.
JGD50N3 81 I0UNTAIN HERB PILLS
remove these druclions, and produce free and
healthy 5Ioods move the eruplioHs from the
skin, and cau3e to brighten with the flush o.
youth and bead Beauty so much admired and
loved Beaug7iihout pagts and cosmetics
Dat beauty iced by health and happiness.
Judsoa's " ostan HerbPills are.sold by all
Miedicne DeaAe.
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cTRAY CATTLE.

Aj Came TO the premises of the subscriber
living inpnion township, Bedford county, about the
I'd o. December last, BLACK STEER, with
white back, left cut off, and slit in the under
part of each ear; and red BRINDLE HELRER,
with the left ear cut of and notch in the under
part OF the same ear, supposed TO be about two
years DID, The owner is requested to come for ward
prove property, pay charges ana take them away.
MICHAEL SII Ss5FER-
January II, 1862.
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Registers Office, Bedford
January II, 1862.
nRoTHnNorARY.s NOTICE

1ROTHON0TARY'S NOTICE.
/ Notice is hereby given, that the second
account of George F. Riddle assignee of Israel and
Simon OpPeBheimer, has beer fled in the Pruthono-
laIys Office, and the will be presented to the
Court Of Conmon Pleas, IN and for said county for
confirmation, on Tuesday the llth day of February
next,
The account of Jehn II. Rush. trustee of Peter
Biddle, Of Bedford township
5. H. TATE, Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Bedford, January II, 1862.
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SOLDIERS SPECIAL NoFIcR.-Do your duty to ycnr-
selves, protect your health, use H0LLOWAY'S
PILLS < OINTMENT. For Wounds, Sores, Bow el
Complaints and Fevers, they perfect afeguard.
Full directions how to use them with every box.
Only rs cents.
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sa5 y EpLoYMENT 1873!
AGE rs " ANTEDl

We will pay fn s25 TO $75 per month, and all
expenses, to aat9 Agents, or give commission.
Particulars sen BE. Address ERIE sEwlNa Ma
Crime GomPANx, JAMES, General Agent, Milan,
Ohio.
Aug. g, '6N
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armed tllI 81 O'Clock, P. NJ.
TTESD.fY EYE.NIyAG.

After the Institute had been called to order
and miscellaneous business had been transact,
ed, an essay was read, on "The Teacher and
bis Vocation" by Chag. Longs Mr.. n. &.
Points delivered an oration, OF "Education. =
Miss. L P. Blackburn read an essay on "Onl
Couqlfy and : our Schools" " The question,
ftShould the parent be. compelled by law to
edeeate his chiIrhen, 2Sgas discussed on the al
drmatiYebysJ @. EiSher and Gallon, and on
the negatively Fl. W. Elsh sc, Wonders, Tate,
Dickerson, Points aud Sisaf36s
Adjourned tll Wednesday, g 9oacloCk.5A. M.
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7'NTRSDqY ETENLNn-

The Institute was called to order bv the
President alter which TIE "Siaging Cass''
sang "The Star SpansIed Banner" An essay
was read BY ]. c. Geyer, on s.The Character ol
the American People" A lecture was delivered
b. Prof Chas. II. Gsre, on ''The Coming Ed
ucator ard ms Work.
The question, ''Ought corporal punishment
to be prohibited in Con mon Schools, by law?''
was discussed on the affirmative by Gallon,
Wonders and Dcserson, and on the negative
by spiece, ScoIi, II. w. Fisher, Geisler, Kiusel
and Tate, Gu motion, The Rev. heyden favor
ed the Institute with his views on the ques-
lion.
A5lourned till Friday, o'elack, ?. NJ.
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Sheriff s Office, Bedford,
January Il, 1862.
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
Harrisburg, Jan. s, 1862.
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Prothonotary's Office,
Bedford, January II, 1862.
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method Of conducting Teachers Institutes" vas
then taken up and discussed BY Messrs. II. W.
Fisher, Kerr, Palmer, Points, Diekersnn, siga-
sfoos and Maj. Tate. Mr.. Uriah Black hurn then
read an essay on ''The Relation ofihe Parenl
to tie School" On motion, all essays shall Be-
open iof discussion.
@The best methods of teaching 0rthographyn
was then discussed by Messrs. Speice, Satter-
field, Sigafoos, Dickerson and Gallon. A mo-
tiou to fx regular hours for meeting and ad-.
joprnng was made, but petSSing the question,
the Institute adjourned to meet at 3 O'clock.
p M.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-19

FROM GEN. BRACES ARMY. A letter from
Gen Bragg's army gives u most glowing ac-
count of the reception which our soldiers met
with in every place as they advanced into
Kentucky:
eve are living, for the first time" SAYS a
soldier, 'on the cream of the Southern Confed-
sracy. Everything in the eating line is album
dant, and neighboring farmers, especially the
beautiful young girls, vie with each other in
furnishing our troops with every delicacy.-
Only think Of it-bacon as plenty at s or G
cents wheat Is cents; and, indeed, every kind
of eatables and provisions in abundance, at
like prices. Union men, deluded by such po-
litical gamblers and mercenary misers as Jim
Guthrie, Judge Pyrtle, and Others, who
neither have country nor soul to save, having
had their eyes fairly opened to the abolition
designs of Lincoln, are daily coming in and
surrendering up their arms to- US. This class
of men compose the Home Guard Of Kentuc-
ky, on whom the Federals relied to defend the
State against the rebcls.s They are now with
US, and l may say Kentucky is already re-
deemed!"
Other letters speak in the most glowing terms
OF our prospects in Kentucky, and anticipate a
glorious time in revealing in the "Galt House
at Louisville, and other festive halls.
m,
tho French cotton districts are suf.
ferng dreadfully. Tho distress at Null
haun exceeds anything in Lancashire.
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How they Fire in Batle.-An army
correspondent says:

correspondent says:
You wonder whether the regiments
fire regularly in volley, or whethereach
mar loads and fires as he can. That
depends upon circumstances but usu.
ally, except when the enemy is ncar at
hand, the regiments fire at the COM
mand of their officers. You hear a
drop, drop, drop, as n few Of the Skin.
,mishers fire, followed by a rattle and
roll, which sounds like the falling of a
building, just os some ofyou have heard
the brick walls tumble at a great fire.
Sometimes, when q body ofthe enemy's
cavalry are sweeping down upon a
regiment to cut it to pieces, the men
form into a square, with the officers
and musicians in the centre. The front
rank stands with bayonet charged,
while the rear rank fires us fast as it
can. Sometimes they form in tour
ranks deep--the two front ones knecl.
ing with bayonet charded, 50 that if
the enemy should come upon them,
they would run against a picket.fence
Of bayonets, When they form in this
way, the other two ranks load and fire
as fast as they can. Then the roar is
terrific, andmany Il horse and his rider
goes down before the terrible storm of
bullets.
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First Tennessee Regiment.

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED BY THE
Governor of the State recruiting officer for
the purpose Of enrolling recruits for the
lst Tenn. Regiment commanded by Col.
Turney; all who wish to join said Re giment
can do so and obtain transportation free by
calling on the un~dersigned-at Off &c in Win
chester, Tennessee. j. +. SYLER.
Oct. IA, 1S62.-tf.
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NOTICE VOLUNTEERS.

I am authorized by Gen. Forrest to raise a
company Of Infantry for the service for three
years or the war. and they will, by enlisting
now, have an opportunity Of clecting their
own officers. If the company is made up they
can and will BE-, if desired, attached to Col. r.
W. Newman's Regiment which he has now'al-
most completed l.. B. CLEMENTS.
Winchester, Oct. II. # o.
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A Chicago policeman, who was re.
GENTLY at Montreal, says he saw there
several men who had enlisted in Bos.
ton, and, after getting their bounty,
had deserted. One man, who was stop.
ping at u first class hotel, and was
spending his money freely, boosted
that be had obtained u bounty four
times.
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Notice Volunteers.

Being authorized to raise and muster into
the service OF the Confederate States, 10 com.
panies OF Infantry to form q Regiment, Of any
and all ages, Companies formed or forming,
who desire to enter this service, by reporting to
me at this place, will be Immediately mustered
in. TAI. W. NEWMAN.