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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-22
IN Wits TIiIsY
PuENIx REGIMENT. IQRCnRAN ZQuAYES

In Wits TiiISf
PiiENIX REGIMENT. coRCaRAN zouAyEs.
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BkIGADE
JAMES u. BURhE, Col. NJ. j.. sMfi IL, L.u. Col
ss,oys. get sticks.n few recruits to
Company of th oiiy Irish inent
Ing ganzcd in tie Stat. The officers have seen sers in
Army OF Potomac. No trouble will be spare to
make this the company Of the regiment Pay from
Sl3 S3 per m0nh. Ono months pay nv advance $50
bounty ST which W II be advanced the
mustered In and $50 State bounty sill be PAID inn
medately Joining. Pay from date
ronent 3lothing rations and quarters furnished Inno
dat W and TO men Will be snnt 10 Camp II repont East
York where everything conducting 10 the health and
will be For further Information apply at
the head quarters, b3l broadway.
DANIEL CROWLEY, Captain, 100 South street.
JoHN CLANCY, First Lieutenant 40 Mott street and Is
Trucx House.
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~ ia Efnpre Erl.i.
COL. JAMES. q. BURKE COMMANDING.
Capt, JAMES EARLY wants thirty abe bodied men TO
MI up his company which he intends making the best the
reinen caPsin Eay has had long experience n he
volunteers Provided for Clothing quarters and good food
az Camp acknowledgements EastNew York. stale bounty
aud SO
pass examination.
Apply to Capt JAMES EARLY, ~ Canal street, near
Hudson.
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THE RE.rIIIoy.

GE)ALIY ROuN.p THE GREEN FLAG"
IA kacrul "a. lsnrssfs - n Regiment corco
ZouaTes fo4lh R,u n ~ N las Brf ss So Bo4
90 .0AEL IA rs q. B.RhG.
Irisimen yoaE iol tbHrd y needed to-day before
EirDuund. f1e Mood sattus ~ your lei os
n 81 20 Tor ensg.ilA Ig aul % yours o2lon-
your g hone taf4hs hes fort her tee a
ia son ald inpors Thar, Vie has hrpcd ui chez
n Atd y9a "a yHur ~ dNresA that you WI now lenp
iorMar to her this her no roi d. sAaii
ta D. ~ 'ai hslyoufay las MARI u lie o5fsiuasy oa
oNe httf aAsg one. iree esA your iioa 70 a d
an ne ptie you pie r-fatet a ~ ~ HES, position IN
the andal ~ has ale don. for ami your AID wiA
No b. all tile 0f humanity aud tiluce
aud allow gnrioGs lard, the fssest government the
per oa OF h happ tae mosi has ever scen to be
poltted rent and crushed " sr ~. q deslosis.
49,, ~ wo4ha thal sunny Etil ever endur2d.
Remember rsbeion and nourf- he'd
By our hered tiry y En- hsr saip
money iGn~ AMI keel alive ths unLo and size
"a she is gong to taAe hand ooi rant she may
irishien tho opportunity III Tor dawns
ic eat He ta.e upon Il! for homes and
sues VIII D p nmp H. onie,t t..
TIE PbuE her OF brave Irlshmen, calls upon her
children Of As oialy round her Green la and,
he Mue ny slc VIII. the
os IN. Union = tn, utnol boNndsr.s of the and. See
company advertisements lurther PARTICULARS. *
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THE REBELLION.


A BATTALMooS WORTHY OF THE GALLANT EN-
TaE NEW YoRK VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, FIFTH
REGIMENT, COLONEL 3. GRAHAM, Commanding. now
bcring OF SOJ Offers the soowilg indGc
to persons desiring ito join the ranks Of the I'm on
army
Isl The State Bounty of $50 VIII be paid each recruit
he has join d the regiment.
3D. The advance OF $35 offered by the General Govern
ment applies 70 this regiment the SAM as 10 hers
they have joined the regiment TO which they are
4ih. Pay equal to any in the service.
red dollars bounty the expiration OF term
Of rTice.
9Th This regiment being already service Is second
TO ahi has a1vantae those now being
ized inasnnc as II will be to pay tie above FAMED
bonnes without AWAITING tue slow oi organization
and acccp the general government, red ty
law for the regim ns nw In process o. organization
7th We have marchas ~ orm no exposures 10
disease consequent .npon open ar encanpnenls. Our
duty Is INSIDE ortlcaons where our quarters are COM
Portable.
Thcn fall in line; right faces forward, march Halt
until you thu cnitin 0fce, No ~ New Bow-ry
wheie names VIII be en- oiled upon Vi, muster iol ~
Company *, by Lieutenant CALVIN SHAFFER OF Or
WILLIE HARRIS. Recruiting others the Company.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ALL.
PHENlx REGIMENT
FOURTH REGIMENT PndiNlx BRIGADE,
ooi' James y D"fAe' COMPANY .'u' w. :" : '"''"'
wants few more recruits This company Is ofcered by
men who have active service. -.
The splendid regiment Is exclusively Irish and Is
accepted for the and the only Irish regime mt
being raised under the late call OF the President
Recruits received daily Mt the corner OF West broadway
Anu Aoo'A'" Lieut.. N. PEMBERToN Recruiting oGlcer
The most liberal Inducements 70 good men.
Afew competent men as nonconinissoned officers want
Families OF volunteers attended to.
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WINTER aAEDss ' II n.ssA !, .u1ra
the EsIE Tss FRI.
wuDsu5S$T II SsssF
When At the s'I ss sn q ss P fR tue s''''
sFANREk. in 'Lcndoa A.saIaaes."
NJ Ew BowERY THEATRE. ,vo.,
H;i Esss ,;; :fs Il Il
sss IS 10 s. DRAMA
THE soI SAex 5d Ssh htestAshERBRnAxAs
Being entIr. version q this thrilling .<y, draas
''A'a expressly Tor Jazz JAZZ s.'' sasPf1kD.
J 5aaccNS ssa akrs.sD
nshs - an Ase aes w
Mr.. T. Eddy. sheppard
NJIxoNs cREMoRNE GARDEN
~ pAAsE 9 e, Male AsD EaugsT9I An sGMoor
orlS nEsaSg S Si lyE fyhs0s
As GE EsFa asb B'hsIss sEslss TIE SssK
abs comic s. 90 ,s AND
wlsn ees q NJ 81 as
SHst nigh. Of the BEAUTIFUL cUBAs In the comic 3D.
80 e"'-''eN ARRAGoNEsE X GALLEGos.
assisted by Senor Xn,en . and Corps dc Ballet.
French dan ss Nine COSTA rHELEUR Msns VIE.
second appearance Of Mons TopHoFF and Mr. O. LzH.
Mms LOUISE ToURNAIRE in new acts.
and host OF talent.
THOMAS BAAEa and his excellent Orchestra IN nsv
New FEATURES IN THE EQUESTRIAN school,
SPECIAL NoTCE.In conse o. the nuue .! he
work The tes inclination Of the wealth rendered hn-
possible ready evening the initial performance
OF the great naval .ght between the
MONITOR AND MERRIMAC.
1t will however presen ell to the haotes OF the Car
that will eclipse anything OF tho kind ever before ~ss
eitler SIDE og he Atlantic IL ID invenea md
produced the immediate direction Of the well knows
pyroechnss the Messs Edge who already enjoy world.
wide successful wen 80
Il their pubic may RES
assured in this wonderful piece OF mechanism thrss
to the utmost Ia orJsI
toecpse his OF the And pertaining TO p rotechnis
display ,,.,.., .,..,,,e,.,, -, o,,,a cor~n,v
Tie Name have gone immense outlay In ordsg
carry tHc fullest extent this
GLORIOUS VICTORY ~
achieved Commodore Wrden the winters Of the PETE
mac SCI mic VI VS. position have bees
la every effect Will be introduced necessary v
lite like representation OF this great achievements g
~ a WATER Line OF TWO HUNDRED FEET
A NOVEL AFFAIR
he a OF the James river
Nowpors News show by nsonlighl the river icfc
hcations the Monitor AM Mnnesct riins quity e
anchor Day comes, and the Moftmsc appears seemaae
the Monitor attracts the attention OF me rnnea
champion almost TOO small 10 No notaeee
But tue shot makes the rebel reel from stem 70 steru Ane
the engagement vessels The MO ioe
bears bravely into the heat oil ana Pous
broadsde the enemy The rebel covers under ~
aud retreat lie 10 followed by nus LstI0
Admission to the whole rs cents
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AMUsE NEVIS.

Il
NvIB los GARDEN-SUAMER GARDEN
IN Tue o 3 heats in Nex 1ark
s"'Ns Nix. JOHN COLLINS N
The distinsui Ied Irsh comedian Vocalist.
n Ni0r "a lis del artuse Tor EarupeN
Thu Would respectfully thar after
serAs ol b1ilinnt Sfamatie TRUMP hs
FOB ri, u PAST SiAIEkN YEARS.
The aIAv e,r "A a IN ls aDNut make brsf
PsNFl SsiONAL 10Uk 10 Ills NATIVE LAND,
Previous wheel lac Map er IN round of hs and
the ate r. rosa Powers Nsi popular P.se =,
- n L ESDAY EYi'Nis6, JULY - 1852
and every NJ ,At during Toe t>ee<,
~ COLLEtN BAWN:
OR THE EkIgEs oS GAGRYOwEy
MYLEs Ma O. n ALIEN .......~ al JOAN COLLINS
VITA the so.k OF Sruis~eeh LAVA ana tho Sir.s o.
sAileagh.n :.
liariress Gre MT L. - 3ns"eu
Ely Otoauot o. cole u BtwDl M s. Emma Tay log
With the sem OF >he r city Girl Mixing h-r Cow"
Anne Chute, ttn. Ca khuad) ksie peuin Rysn
is !. cyan ...sirs a. Inns
Eais beautiful eiFcs play viii be produced 10 ths
SANE sIyL6 Of dAGNIFIcESCE
when characterized representation az THIS mousse
All l..Iiie Ia NJ OF kii.LAkNEf; ,,n,u
ACT 1.-THE WAFER q AVE AND FLING BRlDGA
ACT Iii-gA IS BALL ROOM.
AT tho close Of thu drama /.
Mr. Collins viii SIM tbs National anthem OF Hal ~
the Union, Never ssovc ~
Dress Circle Prquette 30 Secured Parqucttq
Stalls 70 cents Family Ctrss 70 cents Commence ~ eight
O'Clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE MARRIAGE GUIDE. OR NATURAL. HISTORY OF
Ceneration-A Ate instructor for married persons
marry both female By Frederick
Hock, NJ D. susor and lecturer upon the sology and
Diseases Of the Generatye Organs with egrav
ings and coorcd Plates 2n edition. much enlarged and
and brought down the day. Price ST.
Sent by mail postage paid receipt Of the price. W.
STRONG publisher, ?S street, y For sale by all
booM sellers and newsdesers III the Uncd States and
Canadas Also four other works by the auter Send
for catalogue The only correct works OF the Kind pub
llshed.-Medlcal Journal.
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AIJCTIONEER T,ARI,F

EDwARD sINTZENIOH, AUCTIONEER--IARiE
a. stock of Wines, Liquors Chsmpanes Clarets, 30 200
Regars. Also brasay, TIN and Champagne In ucing
~ stock q An mfor'cr. BY z. W. DAVENPORT. ~.
borrow (Wednesd<y July % at ii Clock at 5j and l57
Broadwal in the took importer
~ line Wines Liquors and Sesais, the whole which Is
Xor The stick Includes bottled
1randes whiskey Gin Port Sherry MADEIRA. Cordias in
80 baskets original Green Seal Cabinet Imperial
4nd other brands OF Champagne; 0j kets OF Pony Cham
tane (half pints) ll3 ST. julien Caret whole and
blIigs Brandy Gin, Whisxies Port Wine sherry
Gin, &c All these goods are In store and viii be
faed from tu,e of
HAVANA AND DoaBSTIC SEGARS AND TOBACCO
2DOU0 Havana and Domestic s-gArs, all fa.orite well
known brands In and ~nth boxes. OF the following
t7es:-Ragaa, Len res Resala. Milar Commune, Com
Ma, Opera &c Also y5 boxes Of Kkinck Tobacco tone
Y LIQUORS IN BOND, BIZ ORDER or ri soGEa.
4 Sold duty paid s puneheons OF London DOCK Gin Inn
kor,ed 1860 Alss qiarer pipe Pale Cgrhc James Hem
Hesscy Co., vintage 1855; p,ps Pals Csgnac Marc
rna vintage is57 pipe Of Holland On clover Leaf
These goods In bond and will be so6 duy paid Tho
Whole the above will be delivered Immediately after the
bale. Catalogues sale.
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. rrrs rroN. RECRUITING OFFICERS.
. rrv Mopp nT.sprcrAprE YOUNG MEN wANrEp

A CoMrErENf oSriCER wANrEo--As 4 FIRST OR
IA second lea.en9a Mo can 10 mus cred INTO serli .
nurd.tey ~ "A I've expected pay 70 Z o. ~ ihe o.
pe"se " fsllSing. Apply 10 A. PillsLIPs, 10 bioAqwR
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N H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEEK
". HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Il. II. LUDLOW a co. viii sell on wedae; .. July =
le02 ~ 10y oco X A. their saieaOcm, No Pine street.
na qoan.y Of Household Furniture removed for c,nvc-
kience ot sale, consisting of walnut and manor Bed
Sseads. Wardrobe Per Mrrer marble to- per rsic ma
Aogany Chairs Ro ktis Dressing bureau Mattresses Bol
and Pillows, Also, immediately nfer the noov- ~
No 81 Pine street. rosewood taye Pianoofc
founu corners Forester maker; also Cover tor same.
TN COTTON. ACCOMMODATIONS SALE or NEW
u aud second uand furniture at qOi Broadway near Ca.
pal street, this DAY July 2) at 10Y ocUcs. Rosewood
faror SUIT, ii pieces; mahogany Paror Suit pieces,
IN haircoh; three mahogany Bedsieads one ma osany
Piano, rosewood do. FIX French pate Pier Mirrors
tbres Ov Mirrors, rosewood Corner Sl Velvet, Brussels
bud Ingram Carpets; Oieloths. Drug et Window Shades
Lounges SOFAS, Easy Chairs Bookca War lrubes Hat
0ands Hair Mattresses three Extension Tables, Gas
tlxturep and IN ,ee Suils OF Cottage Furniture.
T.
fSEoRGE COOK, AuC1roNEER. -ELEGANr HOUSE.
NJ hold Furniture THIS dAy, al eleven o'clock, al tie
oore Iii Broadway largo variety of the best styles
4pr private sale. For particulars see catalogue.
TIENRY u. LEEDS, AUCToNEER -uENRy III.
III LEEDS 4 Co. vii sell at auction, on Wedac sday v,
July % Ht ocoos front Of onr stc 70 Nassau stFec
Aorse au, Military Equipments, the property Or an oaccT
cei1rrd rom the VAR bright Jay Hofte Kentucky hunter
M3 hands high, years old, yety stylish and peric w
Arokcn Also Military Spi ns Saddle, SAabfack leopard
kin, Pistol Holsters, Bride, iiaIters, &c.
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IA UcTIoN NOTICE.
- Il; WILSON, .Auetioneer.

"A N: B. CHAPMAN Observation-Disclosures
"a. Household Fuihit re, ano ortes, Statary rant
4hgs, and ana clcg Works ART at pub IL
suc;ion this day Tuesay), July p As West Slxtcenth
4'reet, between Fifth anu Sixth avenues 10Y O'clock
snd oas Dinns Room Furniture; Eaeeres Bookcase Cen.
1oie iosewood Psnoiorie, slooi and Cover; rus els
farpets Patntinss, O-.a.ncns Clocks, Lace Cura n j.
Shaacs stair Carpets, Dress Bureaus wastands Hair
I'D Spring Matt csscs Feather Beds Blsnktts Mirrors
frs Ecczrs Toilet Is Easy EritAsion Tables
&leeant as- rtnen OF Rnoy an Crystal Glass Wa.e Silver
essortMent OF Basement ana h.chen Furniture Sale
encng at IVA ocsoc@ Deposits required OF al
use " et al low rent, possession immediately. Inquire
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hAyID D. EGAN, AUCTIoNEER-sBCoYD HAND
u Furniture, this lay, az o'clock NJ 435 Cana street
Hssortm, Of lnsraia Threcpy and BRUSSELS Carpets
Bureaus Bedsteads Dis, Bedding, Sheets Blankets Pill
ows sfas, Lounge Beds Loosing GLASS; Rugs Matt,
tre. Also Chandesss giacsots, Pendants stair RODS,
4latirons Clocks Sale without
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CPINoLA's EMPIRE BRIGADE-ALL PERSONS DE-
y of serving their country. this her need,
can have no Better or!uny Of doins than aning tie
above named ps The pay ranging from S3 to $23
sth 1t regair City able bodied render
amy comp 800 county will be pad the expiration
~ the and months Immediately being
mo the service Military headqrartcr Mercer House,
Bro and Mercer All Applications made
Captain JAMES J. O'MALLEY, Recruiting Oacer.
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"A e. ROTH, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY
IN: Tue.d.yl Jul 70 a i0a O'Clock the elegant House,
Pold Furniture OF Dr. henry frentss the
Nv West Eighth street Tween Fifth and Sixth avenues,
consisting OF Velvet and Brussels Carpets, elegant
3aor Furniture In Ia aud reps;
Pier and Mante Mirrors Ksgeres top Tables Lace
curtains. Vases, han some Bedroom and Dining Fur.
hiturc, &c
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i A M. y. CHAPMAN, NORTHUMBERLAND SALE
~. OF Household ftfnite! his cay (Tuesay pri-
gate residence ~ West twenty
az clock conprisiis rosewood. mahogany and bac
Naihnt inrloT O. Dlun. Room Furniture; Vel
Yet, brussels and Ilsrain Carpets; Bedding Mirrors Ia
oaes On rs Clocks 9 rans S,fa Beds, Paintings, Orna
yaenis, Silver TaDe Cutlery Also an assor
~ Basement and Kit anen Furniture
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\ A UCTION NOTICE.-BY WILLIAM IRVING, AUG
IA ton or, WAGONS &c-SAM EEL OSGOOD 4 son
III sell at their sales 81 Cedar rect way
Pr "Wednesday, Juy - at ~ ococ&, for Of whom
u may concern nand Sht. Top Wagons In rs,
.e ORDER arst class shi ting Top four Tor
Brett, Lew and JAd Wagons, 2 Shift
m Scat Rookaway, Coupe Roekaw. ~ SO
nrst class light double Harness. single do, Collars
Whips, &C. -
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CPINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE TuIRD EMPIRE
- regiment, Corcoran Louayes, Go one Marriott Croft
ComIany IL In want Of a feS God A bounty Of
Ss5 50 for enlistment and $s pay in advance will be paid
uhiuras ratons and quarters Immediately
ing the roll Also relic. tickets for families.
Recruiting headguarte No. II Centre street.
Captain ALEXIS s. Is. SMITH.
First Lieutenant JAMES MckENNA.
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3NHARLEs D. DAVIS, AUCrIONBER-By CHARLES
~ d. DAVIS CU.-wil seal Tuesday, july %, at lUlS
O'clock AT 10 Naudas street, compiets assortment of
4e Household Furniture consisting Of marble Bureaus
~ ah0gany Chairs So!as, Tetcs-Tet,s Wasns Bed
Ateads Carpts, Oilclohs, Bronze Ornaments Looking
lasses Feather Beds, Hair and straw Mattresses, China.
lss, Cutlery, &c Also, Kcaen Utcnss with which the
pale viii commence. deposit Will 10 required from MI
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WIN. TOPPING, AuCTIONEER.
w AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
BOTS AND SHOES.

On Tuesday, Ju y o. ~ II Oc'0ck.
ESQ of Shoes of fresh fall styles and
patterns received direct from Eastern city
consisting Of Of heavy quilted wet aud pump
Boots
Cases Mems Boys and Youths Kip Grain. Wax and Bur
Boots.
Mems, Boys and Youths Brogans. Oxford Ties,
Congress BOGUS.
Women and Misses Kid, Goat. Calf and Lasting
Boots, Busains, Sipp H. &c.
The whoo embracing variety well worthy the attention
Of city Aad country buyers
ALSO.
A. 10 O'Clock general assortment Of foreign md domestic
nets waite ana gray mixed Woollen Shirts Drawers,
Muslin, plain and neg Shirts Cravats Neck Ties and
half Hose ready Clothing, Embr0lderies back and
colored Silks, Silk Vcves s,stin.s &c.
Catalogues aud samples rea early on the morning Of
WILLIAM TOPPING & co. Az saoneers,
Nos sand Pm K Iac andSA at
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I'D REGIMENT sPINoLA EMPIRE BRfuADR.
a COLONEL MARRIOTT n. CROFT, commanding
Captain John ~. Dobos, Company b OF ths rrsment, 10
In want Of thirty good men 70 complete bis company now
In camp East New York. This IL Eood opportunity for
join company nearly fnt. aud one which viii do
honor to tho service. Several positions commits
stoned vacant Applications must be made iinne
dacly 70 JOHN II D0BBs, Captain recruiting office i45
Grand street williamsburg: CHARLES l.. FROfHiNG-
HAM First and Rcgncnta jutart, ie3 Bad.
way: RICHARD r. CLARK, Second Lieutenant, room ~
Talnmany Hail - !,
comp on OF the end 80 when mustered into SET
vice. SlO0 bounty ut the close OF the Rebellion.
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(NORCORAN ZOUAvES
" THIRD REGIMENT SPINoLA's BRIGADE,
COMPANY X.
This company Is commanded by Captain Thos. Murphy
tlate Cap an Ninth resiment, n r s. NJ, who has Ind
twenty years experience in the tary profession. He
wants . few men TO complete the company
and S3 ADVANCE $50 OF which each receives be-
fore leaving the State.
Clothing. quarters rations, &C. fhrnis' 81 joining
Relief tickets given 10 the families of soldiers.
Recruits received u Prince street. ana LOO Centre
OF Walker street
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l. Day q eiesA, tae ensre Furniture Of family
giving up Housekeeping the private residence II Ninth
ereet mar TArA avenue Sale positive Deposit required
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JJILLTlOuSE LIGHT INFANTRY.
Ii SfINOLAS EMPIRE BRIGADE Second regiment.
Company Of this regiment wants twenty recruits
I'll the compan, q the maximum standard. Men o. NV
York City and STATE, forward Is and
Gender all assistance to your coanty poss be Bohntes
81 nted by the city aad State auho itiss viii be
Iuil. secured to tie joining this company Two uo
lars viii be plid TO every bringing recru 10 tne
recruit himself being into the service the
United States.
The men. after being mustered In, will receive their uni
forms 8c., the United States BARRACKS
East New iurs.
Head luariers, No. 6)2 Broadway.
Captain w. w. BOWLES, commanding Company II.
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HEABqUARTERs THURLow WEED GUARD EN-
IL pe Brigade 6s Waite street. July III iS62-There
few vacancies in this regiment, tor officers still olen The
regiment Is In Aooi way towards early competition, and
viii be the the field under last cal OF the
President b. making early application Ct these heaqr
tiers few good oiceIs, who already enlisted or
who Immediately control positions, and
every facility furnished them for recruiting thor
w, B. OLMSTEAD Colonel,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12
Northern Women and tho War.

The suffering of our sick and wounded
soldiers have drawn forth freely all tho no
BILE and benevolent characteristics Of the
women Of the North, hundreds of whom
have nocked to the hospitals east and west,
and are cheerfully acting as angels ofmercy
to the poor fellows who are suffering there
with wounds and disease. Conspicuous
among these philanthropic women is Mrs.
Henry Bayle, the wife of a merchant OF
this city, who, as chief direetroSs Of the
Women's Relief Hospital, has left home
Of affluence and ease and is now devOting
her whole time and energies to the relief oI
our sick and wounded soldiers at yorktown.
She has not only volunteered to endure the
privationS aHd discharge the disagreeabe
duties of hospital life, but she has studied
the profession of surgeon and nurse, so that
she can care for wounded limb equal tC
any Of the surgeons of the army. The
memory of such woman should be cherish
ed by the whole nation, and she is richl.
entitled to q fame equal to that whicl
Florence Nightingale has so justly earned
~ Y Atlas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12

The Emancipation Convention just helC
at the Capital Of Missouri was attended by
1876 delegates, representing twenty-five
counties The deliberations of the Conven'
tion were harmonious, aud the organization
of an Emancipation party in Missouri was
accomplished The Convention did not
recommend details; it proposed only the
immediate Inauguration Of system OF grad
ual emancipation recognizing the propriety
of compensatiDg the owners OF slave prop
erty for any damage they may sustain
The men engaged in lhe cause in Mis-
souri are many Of them known and bonoled
citizens; and considerable number, if not
a majority of them are slave holders. The
Missouri Democrat publishes full report
of the proceedings of tie Convention, anc
says-"The movement has begun auspi
ciously; it will terminate iu the enfranchise
mcnt Of Missouri"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-07-12


The world grows old and men grow cold
10 each whilst seeking treasure
And what with want, and care, and toll,
We scarce have time for pleasure.
Bot never mind, that is aloss
Not much TO be lamented
Life rolls on gaily, II we will
But smile aud be contented
five are poor and would be rich,
IL will not be by pining
No steady hearts and hopeful minds
Are liie's bright silver lining
There's ne'eF a man that dared to hope,
Hath Of bis choice repeated
The happiest souls on earth, are those
Who smile and are contenied.
When grief Goth come TO rack the heart,
And fortune bids us sorrow,
From hope we may blessing reap,
And consolation borrow
III thorps will rise where roses bloom,
II cannot be prevented )
So make the best Of life you can,
And smile aud to conteuted.