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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
improvement of slaves.
CIsCI,SATI, Aug. .

CIsCIsSATI, Aug. ~, 1907.
A special dispatch from Lexington, Ky, to Tie
Commercial of this city, says
An order was Issued on Saturday to impress ] 200
slaves to repair the railroad between here and the
Cumberland Gap.
An impressment was made in Fayette and Madi-
son Counties, and loyal owners were paid laborers
wages for their slaves while Rebel owners were
referred to the Department at Washington for pay
for their slaves. 1t not found necessary to take
the negroes of many loyalisis
The Rebels are in great distress in consequence
of the impressment, az many of their negroes were
AIKEN while working in the hemp elds.
Loyalists commend the measure as ust and wse.
Other roads in different parts OF the State are also
be repaired by impressing negroes in other coun-
ties.
Caesus NJ. Clay is here, and ID to be assigned to a
command in few days by Gen. Wallace, CON-
nander Of this poet.
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Big Rebel Escaped into Canada.
Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune

Core pondence Of The y. 7. Irbuns.
LocxpoEr Aug "a 1862.
A distinguished and influential Rebel has probably
succeeded in passing through the big and little
meshes of our police ,es to Casada, and safe out
let to England. On Wednesday evening, ragged
and dirty man walked TO the gate Of tie Suspension
Bridge and requested permission to cross. He sad
that he was a Cauadsn, that be had come over TO
the States to get work. that he was discharged from
bis place on account of the duness Of the tues, and
that he was out Of money and desired to &c! back -
his friends for the sheer support, Of life. The gate
wss opened to him, after psrley that satisfied the
officer that the wayfarer as loyal subject as
destitute creature.
The man walked straight to the Clifton House
and into the Office. He went to tie Register and
entered bis name in initials, and bis residence an
Dixie" Shiros, wishing TO get rid Of him, de-
tanned him as he turned from the book and said that
he did not allow strangers to register themselves III
that way ana that he must enter his name IN iu or
leave the house. Ex.-Gov. Morehead of Kentucky
came into the Office at the instant, and the seedy
tramper stepped right up to him and whispered In
his eur. Electrified with astonlshInent, the Gov
ernor shook him warmly by the hand, and in turn
whisp ered TO number Cf other Secesh Rebels ia
the room. The stranger was surrounded and well
coined with the warmest demonstrations. Two or
three OF the wealthies Of the Soutberners stepped
~ 10 Shires and told him TO give the gentleman
IA large room, that 4" it was all rglt and the crowd,
in great excitement and unleigued joy, marched up
ssrs with the distinguished fugitive. Who is he
LOCKS.
Lock" expressing doubt. 10 wiser than cur Buffalo cor
respondent who have jumped to the conclusion that
this vsgsbold seoc,sonit; 1. Y.uoey We believe that we
are able to say with authority thA, II 10 not faneey but
one whose andouen the South ih moment 10 much
more gdcan, than the arrival Of sneey in Canals en- route
for Europe would bel I'd Irb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

ST PAUL, MINI, Monday, Aug. rs, 1852
Mr.. Goodell arrived from Glencoe on Saturday
NIGHT. He brings the welcome news that e. persons
who were supposed to be killed are safe. Among
tia party were ~ women and children. Among
them are Mn Galbraith and family, Mr. Senks and
family, Mr. Geseus and family, L. Rider, John Ger
man, Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Cramsey, Mr.. Hawkins, Mr..
Parker, Mr. PIERCE Mr.. Ashley, Mr. Rotweli and
faulty, and the Fadden family.
As regards the fate Of the missionaries, be thinks
about 40 families, including those between Lac Qui
Parle and the Agency, are killed. He says all the
farmer Indians gathered at Mr. kiggss mousse 10
defend him. but must have been overpowered. A
messenger from Henderson says the haf-breed scout
Fremer would return to Fort Redzely, aud give the
inmates such assurance Of relief as to induce them to
hold out.
There can be no surrender without anDIhilation,
and the inmates know this. Col. Sibeys force was
At 81. Peters at o'clock on Saturday morning, 20
miles from Fort Ridgcly, but could not reach there
before Sunday evening.
Col. Cullen, with 700 cavalry, proposed TO strike
acroas the covntry from Henderson, and may get
there ahead of Slbley II is believed the Indians
viii get information Of the advancing force, and
will hastily leave the fort Col. Cullen writes that
the further he advances the wore tine news becomes
All the inhabitants are locking into the towns
The Hon. j. Il. Cleveland writes on the 2lst from
Mauksto that he staid at New-Ulm Inst night and
SAW the most horrible sights; in one instance eight
bodies of stawart men, with throats cut from ear TO
ear, skulls battered and limbs nutated. He knew
come OF them well. and they were good citizens of
Brown County. Cur opinion is that not lees than
one hundred arc ina ssacred Large portions of Blue
Earth and Brown Counties are depopulaed, with
the wheat left unstacked in the fields The owners
are flying eastward.
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T.Icprnp., TO Wns' ton CompIefcd-Ail
Ouiet n, iiiinni.burg.

FoHrHEss Slos ROB, Monday. Aug r. lG5l
Tie movements now gong on III tins vicinity are
progressing quietly aud adyaniageously.
Tie cable across the bay was repaired yesterday
at noon, aud the telegraph If now successfully work
ing between this place and Washington.
FoRrnx.s Monroe Saturday, Aug ~ 1862
Fresh troops are daily arriving at Fortress Monroe
and hundreds are returning to their regiments who
have been away sick.
The general health Of the army il improving
All was quiet AT Williamsburg Yesterday.
FoRrEK.. MoSEoE Aus. "a 1861
~ Mail
severe eastery storm has been raging here
all day.
All is quiet up the James River and also in the
army
The Post.Ofice Department is extending its build
ipes a, Old Point for the much-needed accommoda-
ton Of the clerks employed in this office
The Adams Express are also extending their
buildings, as their accommodations for freight have
been far too limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
EIIGJ7 ALBANY.
Volunteering in the sIaie-Rccruiiin3 Int
proving M the Fall Approaches.

ALBANY. Monday. Aug %, 1862.
There are now fifty regiments organ'zed i'll the
State. These lack fourteen thousand men to fill
them up to the maximum number, but 1t IS calcu'
lated the number will be filled during tie next ten
days.
There will then remain nine thousand deficiency
on the first call for 800 000 volunteers. These with
the 80 OO0 New-Yorks quota on the call Tor 3VooVo
conscrpts will leave 6s 900 men to be raised in the
State.
The Government is pressing the State authorities
to name the earliest day on which the draft can
commence but ii is believed here that the full NUM-
Der required can be furnished by volunteering as last
AZ the Government can equip and transport the men,
Recruiting improves az the Fall approaches.
1t is found much easier to raise men Tor nine
months than three years.
The State has furnished several thousand, proba-
biz 5000 or 10000, for the old regiments. If these
are allowed as an offset the nurnber TO be drafted
will be much decreased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

AMFsIn Brooklyn Sunday Aug a. lsasc Ames in the
20th year Of his age
CoLvoCOREssFs-O Saturday Aug. % at her late resi-
d-nce Norwich Vt, Eliza +, wife OF Commander Covo
cores.es. United States navy.
New Jersey and California papers please copy.
cLARK-Im Brooklyn, on Sunday. Aug. "a, Henry w.
second son Of Howell and Maria CLARK eyed p years and
diys
GROsHElM-At Tompkinsvlle Staten Island, sundAy
morning Aug a. C. y. Grosheim aged 80 years month
aud - days.
The relatives and friend. respectfully invited attend he
funeral from h lao residence, hi. (Iuesdsyl afternoon
~ O'Clock.
GAGE-In Wiliamsburgh. Sunday. Aug. p. Fred. $
Gaze youuget of O.. w. and sarah Gage aged years
ana 3 months.
The relatives aud friends Invited attend his funeral
from the residence q. W. Gage, NJ. $50 south Eighth
street Miham-burgh a. y. m. Oh Tuesday, Aug %.
0ARRlSON-In this city. Sunday. Aug. "a the infant
daughter w IL and Jane Garrison aged months ana 20
DAYS.
GOLDEN-In Brooklyn Oh Sunday. Aug a. Mary Elizabeth,
only daughter OF Joha and Catherine Golden, aged year.
months ard "a days $50
UERkNG-In this city, Sunday, Aug a. Miss Elizabeth
HerriBs eldest gher Of the late Abraham Herring.
HOLAHAN-Iu this city. Sunday, Aug a. Jas iolthsn
the beloved chi OF Peter and Ann lOlahau aged year
months aid - days
JONES-On Monday Aus2S Elizabeth Jones' aged 20 years
wife Of Edwin Jones'. - . q,
The relatives friends the family respectfully invited
TO attend he iunerai Tuesday Aug 20 a. O'Clock IRON
her residence, No. Al Eighth street. oowanu' Sou''
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

II IUTIfl H'Tu'II TN"t I"4@
Col. Mason. with nearly 800 Union Troops who
surrendered to guerrilas al Clafk-ve without hHng
"A gun. arrived in the city yesterday, on parole.
They 20 to Camp Chase.
1t ia said in circles likely TO know that Gen. Cur
ii. has teen relieved Of his command in Ah. nsas.
His successor is no, Indicated.
C,Eo. Monday. August %, 1854
Twelve hundred Rebels arrived lasi evening from
Indianapols and will be sent 10 Vieksburg immedi-
ately. No further particulars Of the sinking Of the
Acacia have been received. The number now stated
a. be lot il 80. Of whom were ladies'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Yancry at Ningura Fails on his Way 10
Europe.

Correspondence OF Ine =. \. Tribune.
BtPTALO, Aug % 1862.
We hear to-day by tourists returned from Niagara
F,ls, ttet last evening way-won, long-haired
extremely seedy, and more dirty man, impo..uned
the ierryma at the foo, Of the Staircase him
across the river. Money and enireaty bought the
passage to the Canadian shore. The travel-won
climbed the road to the Clifton House, the great
Northern Asylum for the emigre Secesh. His en-
trance into the business Office of the hotel was
frowned at by the official prophecies and funkies on
duty there. The haggard aud dirty one stalked up
to the desk, and demanded TO be conducted to ex-
Governor Morehead of Kentucky. The Official pro-
prietes, moderately stunned by the request entered
into dutif1l debate with the stranger whose rament
sho ked while bis mperiousness of voice awcd them
They compromised the question raised between the
dignity of their hotel and the poverty Of traveller,
whom poverty had not Inundated, by calling Gov
Morehead down stairs instead OF conducting the man
up. The recognition Of the stranger 10y the Gov
ernor was not long delayed. My God IL THIS
you ?" said he with great feeling, clasping him by
the hand. "Walk right up stairs Within an
hour it WAS buzzed through tie Seeesh corridors OF
the house that Enbassador Yaucey was closeted
with Gov. Morebead-tbat lie had safely come ny
from Richmond through friendly Baltimore and was
on his way to England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
The DntJ, oC AIIrginnCc In Missouri.

SPnsGFlyLD, No, oatuIday AuR IT IOOI'
Gen Brown has issued order requiring all per-
sons in the district who have not taken the cath to
report in person Immediately to the nearest Provost
Marsh. for the purpose of taking the oath, and CIV
inp sufficient bonds for the faithful Observance there
of. An persons VINO fail to comply with this order
bv the 18th Of this month viii be removed by the
P,oyost-slashal-Gonera out ide the Union lines,
and notified tha. if thereafter found within the lines
without proper authority, they will be arrested and
Glazed in close confinement. The reason for making
this stringent order Ii TIE fact that there are mum
Der of persons who baye not yet taken the oat ano
the General Commanding has positive evidence tha;
they keep up direct line OF communication win
ihe enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
THE Guerrilla Rnid Near Winchester.

BALTlNoAK, MUMMY AuE 70 I'l4'
The passenger train on the Winchester kailroai'
which left there on Saturday afternoon for liarpers
Ferry. was fred into about laf way between thofe
points, by party Of 30 guerrlias, ana Ed"Ho
Lucas, the express messenger, severely "ouhueu'
The conductor Of the train fooilsh'y stopped II III
compliance with the order Of the gang. -Four SOL
diers of the lst Michigan Regiment were taken
prisoners. The passengers were released. The
trlip with is contents, then destroyed aud tie
orerrjllas risde oil with their prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Headaunrters Of Union Generals.

LOulsvILIB Ky, Aug r. 1861
Msjor-Gen Wright has bis headquarters at Gin
crnati.
Gen. Boyle continues here, with his headquarters
in this city, commanding the forces assigned to Gen.
Nelson.
Gen. Nelson commands the forces ut Lebanon and
Lexington.
Gen. Burbridge goes to Corintb.
Gems. jackson, Crafts, aud Maunson are with Gen.
Nelson.
Gen Ward remains in Kentucky.
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Dnslness Notices.

APATRIOTIC EsTaBLIsHMENT-KNO HAT
sroRg has furnished larger number Of recruits in proportion
to tie force than any other in town. yet Is still
ready 10 supply all applicants with the superb HATS that have
rendered Il so famous Ksox's, remember il ut No 2l2
Bro.dyay corner OF Ful:on But week remains
to buy drca, Ha; for four dollars Make your selection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
CuIInu, Offer Of the nd N. Y. y. NJ.

H,RFER's FgRRY. Monday, Aug. rs, 1862.
The lllth New York Volunteer Regiment arrived
here last night to relieve the 22d Regiment, N Y.
S. NJ, which latter were ordered home their time
being up.
In view Of the reported advance of the Rebels, the
I'D Regiment has offered TO remain until the lst Of
September, which offer MAjorGen. Wool has ac-
cepted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Nevv-Jersry Regiments.

TRENTON. n. j.. Monday Aug p, 1862.
The llth Regiment encamped at this place, LETT
this morning for the seat of war.
The other three regiments Of the New-Jersey
quota Of tie frs; call for 300 900 at Free
hold, Pennington, and Woodbury.. They are full,
and waiting orders to leave
Recruits are arriving rapidly for the nine-months
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Precautionary Measures in Illinois.

JHICADO, MOndhy, AuY. - Iou+'
In order 10 protect tho State from Rebels without
and Rebel eympatbsers within. tho Governor has
ordered the construction of barracks ut Quincy for
3 coo troops. at Jonesboro for 1000, aud Shawnee
town for 1900. Two regiments have already been
ordered forward on the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Arrest OF the Hon. Charles y. JngcrsolI.

PniLADELPHIA. lay. Aug q, I5bf
Tie Bulletin Las a report that the Hon. Charles
j. IDgersol has been arrested for language used at
the Democratic meeting in Independence Square on
Saturday night.
Mr. Ingersoll was arrested by U. S. Deputy Mar.
shall Schuyler, and put under bonds to answer by
Alderman Better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
The 18Th MIME Regiment.

BosroS. Monday, Aug %, 1902
Tie 18th Maine Regiment arrived here this MORN
ing from Bangor and left at noon for New-York via
Fall River.
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The Arabia Outward Bound.

- sr. JoHs's, y. f., Moodsy, Aug. q. 1862.
The steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool,
passed Cape Race Oh Saturday at Z p. M four miles
off The Press yacht was unable to board her in
consequence of the heavy wind and sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Wnr Meeting in Portland, We.

PORTLAND, MONDAY Aug. n IbtZ.
Another immense and enthusiastic war meeting
was held tonight. Portlands last quota is already
half filled with volunteers in three dhys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
The Lura Outward yssund.

- ST JONAS. \. Y. MoHll,, Aug. y I0Tz.
- The steamship Jura, from Qrebec, passed Port au
Basque at 10 IA. m. to-day ana will probably pass
Cape Race tomorrow forenoon.
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The Ninth New-IInmpsl'ire Volunteers.

NAscHEsrEK, y. H.. Monday Aug - 1852
Tie 9TH Regiment OF New -liamIsbirc Volunteers
let Concord this morning for Washington. They
will arrive in NewYork by boat tomorrow morning
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snbstiiuttees., COMPANY

UNION SUBSTITUTE '' Nyw-YoKK, Aug. 25, lsea
rh. h.yas made I'll ss' LIABLE to drs ss o
vide sUBSIi V Rate of premium viii be liked
fss s9e' be- be d 95f 'SPsl s
the number q ont Of the city will De Informed Of tho
the ,Sg ,Ss oo, h eg G w VNsf ssS
way. Room 10 bv psrmisslen--BLIss. WILLIAMS Co.
90. No Pinest
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PersOnul.

AIBASY. Monday, Aug %, 1862.
The following distinguished officers are at the
Dolavsn House to-day: Brighten. Wilcox, Brig
Gen. Gi!mour, Major G.. w. Wallace, and Brig
Gen. MaItindale The latter is seriously i'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
Fire i'm Hamilton, G. W.

HAMILTON Mouiay Any. Is ioc2.
The stili.house ard oil refinery Of the Hamilton
Oh Company was burned on Saturday night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26
MAERIE Id.

Cornwall. Orange County, on Thurs
dsy Aug a. in the Presbyterian Church. by tho Rev H.
I,dour Mr. Frederic IL. Jocelyn to Misc Mary T. Law,
hath of brooklyn n. ID.
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The State Of Maine and the Drnn-Exten-
sion Of Time,

ArGusIs. Me. Monday, Aug, rs lsCf
The time for making the draft in this State lie ex-
tended to Wednesday, Sept. 10.
ISRAEL WAsHBURN. in.
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Gen. Coroorun and the City OF Boston.

Bo.ToS Monday, Aug. ., 1902.
Gen. CorcoIan will vist this city on Friday, the
29lh instant. lilo will speak at FaneuiI Hail.
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s.b.titutcs Wauted.-1wo hundred able"
bodied men "~n'eu' ~ b. BALLARD 4 Co,
In HesaeH' Me- 200 Broadway, corner OF Rssde-ss'
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,Army and Navy Agency

Back Pay prze Money ana peusioIs promptly cone =.
Persons wishing information Of their relatives can 9oa
,nrl,rstioa 10 H. &. LOCKE. No 20 Finest,
ODDosite the Custom honse.
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ARMY substitutes.-U.

Army ssubstitutes.-U. 5. AkMn I'M 'comnle,ed Ar.
BANNING OFfICE.-fhe undersigned hAs sbo are liz
b 10 be drafted under rae last oTd,fs o. ~ which
War The enrolment 4. now being 'assn , ~ RICHARDS
hn Ssn S'5eIsa 70 an, ND Navy Agent No B'Osd 0H'
door frofn Malist. Z. \.
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TIE TAX Bill.

The TAX BILL,
Now READY ia psmphe. of y pages on fine white paper
B-,d. the bin which iswod for word in sscordanc- with
the igna spend to an Alphabetical hecaptua'
OF The tax % levied This renders as complete
Al convenient as II j. possible TO make It,
Price cents postpaid; ~ Toe n sent by express 20
Der 100 II BY mail. Adde'S IHE TRIBUSB, Newfors.
READER, you can have an enduring, always
and reliable GoLp PEN exactly sdspted to your hand
and style Of writing whcn will do your writing vssyehesp
er than Steel Pens you want IT, c, on A. MORTON NO -
Maden.lsne OF incose stamp for circular
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP II THE BEST
and moot economical for laundry and family being par
icfy adapted io fannels and al kinds Of wooen goods
Manufactured and FOR sale by sMoKGAss Soss No. I'll
Wa,hlngton.s,. aud No. 40 West-st
Also FAMILY PALE, and No. Soaps
TRUssEs. MARSH & Co.'S Radical Cure
Trrs. Office No Ves@ys under Asor Housed opposite
tn. church No connection Whatever win any othof ltuss
Ohce Of same name female attends ladies'
Ar JEFFERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
RItsoRAI and Elastic GArKRs Boys aud Youths ta BAL
MORAL Boors Gents Fine SHOES CATERS sud SLIPPERS
oil Ia grea. variety at low prices JEIfkks 0''
GROVER a. BAKERS celebrated Nolseless
acknowledged be superior 20 al o'hets
No. 495 Broadway, New'foik
R.RRy's TRICoPHEROUs is the best and cheap
est article for dressing identifying curling cleaning nreseiv
Inc and restoring the hair Ladies try IT, sold oy al uss
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
CosP,yY-s.wing Machines with Important improvements
Office No. sos Broadway.
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Liberty and Unon-uNloN AND LlBERTT ION ION
FVtR!-CNE rLAO-ONE DtSIINi;-IENIh WAhD.
BROOKLYN AROUSE-A WAR MEETING viii b
held THIS truesisy) EVENING in Bergen-st, o,tweea
Cour, and smith to cheer the work OF voluntary Ens
.n,s procure to the bounty OF tnis sd
mus avoiding the necessity Of draft Eloquent speaker are
invited 10 addre.. the ing and band OF music wi pre-
around the Ward in the afternoon notify ali oar fellow
citizens OF he time and place Of holding the meeting Tenth
Warders are expected to be there
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nliIitarn Notices.
War Meeting.

The citizens Of NewYork requested to assemble In the
PARK surrounding the City Hall, on
WEDNESDAY 27th inst, at o'clock P m
The time for DISCUSSION is past, the hour for ACTION
has come -, ,o,rn =,
the LOYAL FEELING Of it's citizens. native and adopted
Firs,-To ill up the Veteran Regiments OF New-York Vol
unteers
second-To make full response to the State Call Tor New
Third-Ts organize and fill up the CORCoRAN BRIGADE
before the month expires
Our sister cities challenge the discharge Of these du-
ties Let the be worthy ofth- Commercial Metropog
Come together then people Of New. York, GIVE fOLh
MEANS your STRONG ARMS and your REsOLUfE
HEARTS 10 put down Rebellion and uphold the Flag Of
the Union.
New.York Aug IS. 1862 - . ,,r,,onv
GEO. OPDYkE, PROSPEh NJ "biMohn'
PETER COOPER WIN. ORION.
ARV WAKEHAN CHARLES GOULD A
RictJARD BTIsTERD RlCIpD d LkrHROP,
poRpRT T. HAWS NEHEMIAH KNIGHT,
IONA STI7RGES JR JEREMIAH BURNS
IivFs w FAIR JOHN A. PULLEN,
SAWIiFL : WYKOFF, HENRY HILL.
FREDERICK KAPP JOHN T.. DEVELIN,
And 2 900 others
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GInNFY-Llst chalce Tue BO0nIy Oe0Te dfaIhe NJ"
cults wanted for Company e. Uniforms raons snd quar-
ter. furnished Immediately. Apply 10 - ~
T.. H. WEYMAN, JR., Recruiting Object Nc. 10 u AZ.