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Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

A CHALLENGE TO FIGHT DuRL.--We pub
fish in another column as a matter of news,
the card Of Mr.. Chas. W. McWhorter from
which it appears he has challenged the Hon.
Geo. P. Fisher 10 fight duel, and that he
(Mr. Fisher,) has refused the challenge. Mr.
Fisher has done right. II he had accepted
such challenge he would have went not
only In direct antsPonism to the public SEN
timent of Delaware, but contrary to the law
which forbids any one fighting duel under
penalty, of nne, imprisonment, and being incapa
BILE forever of sholdiHg any office ofhonor, trust
or profit in dis State" For, one in his position
to be guilty Of lighting duel, would Ito say
nothing of the crime. 1t would be nothing less
than murder IL his antagonist fell be an act Of
folly. He Ia probably now the foremost man
OF his party in the State, and the fighting,
even II 1t should turn out to be bloodless
would forever bar him from any political dis
tinction. Tho law is right, and we do not
ever want to see IT trepsaled. And, though
nobody would ever, probably, attempt to
prosecute, even should loss of life occur in
such conflict, as long as he did not run for
Office, yet, wore he ever elected, it would
more than probable, be prosecuted in the
Courts. No party wonld risk the nomination
OF such candidate. In this State, the accept-
ance OF challenge forever dooms man 10
private life.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28


Mr., G. P. JoHNsoN-D evr Sir:-May tros-
pass on your kindness by soliciting a space
in your valuable paper, for the following
card, which, in Justice to myself feel bound
to present to the people Of Delaware that
they may be enabled to fathom the depth
of the responsibility AMI courage of the
Hon. George ?. Fisher. | have never nor
DO | now aspire to public notoriety, and am
sorry that have been driven to the unpleas-
ant alternative that l have adopted within
the past three weeks.
1t will be remembered, that on the second
day OF May in the Congress Of the United
States, Hon. George P. Fisher saw proper to
offer gross and objectionable insult to my
self, and there in the presence OF tho whole
nation, declared himself responsible there or
elsewhere for his remarks. Whareupon |,
feeling that as Mr.. Fisher had thrown down
the gauntlent, the only course for nae to pur-
sue was to accept it. did so, and immedi-
ately despatched an invitation to his honor
requesting him to meet my friend at any
place he might designate, in the Stats of
Delaware or the District OF Columbia, to-
make the preliminary arrangements for an
honorable adjustment The honorable gem
tleman, now nepudiates his responsibility and
refuses TO graf me that honor, notwithstand-
ing his positive assurance, that he ia responr
sihle "here or elsewhere" for his expression
therefore wish the fact to be heralded to
the world, that George p. Fisher Is guilty Of
wiiful Misrepresentation and Islander, and
is an inconsiderate and contemplate coward,
"and as such is unworthy of as much con-
sideration as loyal negro"
Yours, very truly,
CHAs. W. McWHoRrER.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

BDIToR OF THE BLUE HIM.
noticed In
your issue Of the Oath inst, Doctor Norris
reports of the post norton examination Of
the body of John Redden, in which the Doc
tor observes.
~ made a complete post norton examina-
tion of the oranal cavity-appearanoe pre-
sented on inside of oalvarium, when detached
natural, no spicula of bone projecting, some
congestion of the vessels noticeable. After
removing the cerebum and cerebellum,a small
fracture OF the frontal bone Just at the left of
the nasal string was perceptlble. The brain
was healthy with the exception Of the small
clots at point directly opposite the fracture
which accounts satisfactorily for the symptom
" observation-disclosures no depression Of
the bones OF the skuE The compression was
undoubtedly cansed by the severe blow LAGER
ating some of the small vessels from which
probably blood slowly flowed" In conclusion
the Doctor observes:
ut is therefore my opinion, in which Doc
tors Fisher and Killgore coincide, that the
same John Redden's death was caused by
secondary meuigitis together with compression
of the brain from the effects of the blow re-
ceived." As the examination was complete
and the appearances Of the various parts ex-
amned, appear to be some what min utely de =
tailed, what were the evidences of second
airy meningitis, which the Doctor places first
and most prominent, US of the causes of
DEATH The symptons OF compression as he
observes are sufficiently accounted for. But
the evidence of secondary meningitis, il the
symptoms were present, during the Illness <
the unfortunate man, as we are led to infer
was the case Of those of compression, are not
so clear from the Doctors report.
MEDICUs.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

TEE AGRICULTURAL FAiR.-The attendance
at the Agricultural Fair on Wednesday was
far greater than many OF Its friends expected
and 30 was the interest exhibited In the ulti-
mate success OF the experiment IN making il
an annual affair, We presume 1000 people
ware on the ground. There was not as fnnci
stock as there should have been, although
there was more than many persons expected
to see. The private sales Of cattle, we learn
were not numerous, although we are told
there were several. There was not much
racing on the course owing to the heat. We
observed number OF beautiful stations to.
sulkies but no attempt to put them to their
speed, viz; "oceola," the splendid young
horse belonging to Gee. Lobdell; "Bashaw,"
beautiful, coal black, from Burlington
county, Pa, Montreal, I" from st. Georges,
Del, Moscow" belonging to VIM s. Flem-
ming, of Christiana Hundred. Mr.. Lobdell,
had several other stations on the ground,
among them John Bell' beautiful colt.
rising two years old in July, which attracted
much attention. young sorrel, through
bred, belonging to John Davidson was much
admired. Il. Husbands had fine stallion
Henry Grants 'Beppo" and his young gray
stallion. Moses Journey had fine stallion.
'.Black Hawk, ~ belonging to Wyatt 4 Roe,
also beautiful bay colt rs months old be.
longing te the same parties. A very fine large
colt eleven months old, we could not ascer-
tain the owner. These constituted, as far as
we could learn the tallions present.
The mechanical exhibition WAS quite cred
liable. We never saw SO many reapers and
mowers, on the ground before. "Hull's New
imported Iron. Harvester" and "Little
Mower" by WIN. T. Shaw. See ADVERTISE
ment "Urmy's Complete Mower and Rea-
per with self.iaker," See advertisement
Also his horse power washing machine and
various other articles. The 'iLittle Giant
Mower;,Davis & Entriken's combined Mower
and Reaspr, by Blandy & Casho, Kerby'l
American Harvester-a combined Mower ant
Reaper, geered up moving around the ground
attracted attention. "Buekaye Mower and
Reaper" from New Jersey John Woods
grain drills and Horse Rakes, excellent ma,
chimes, n number Of which were sold on the
ground. J, Il. Brinton'e Broadcast Machine
for sewing oats, Henry Cole, exhibited al
iron varanda, apatent gate and various othe
| articles
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
KENT AND SUSSEX AFFAIRS.

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So me oy H.; s"e 'o''o"ins "e"S "'" '"e
''T mr. rub lime. ines n.o. c,
s..,l Ia T.. oAs po, ~ oa'nuen, De'., "aa
~, ~ n,e gu nlonuay hsn. coo A,nons
.ue eous1 Ii Ies.'uyeu mere a9ou' oov eS.a'
p; n" nau Oeoa iprnsa W ,he ~,
sS ne,a So Ioey " 10 ois''iouseu " vi"
IT. rsn;r 49, az, .,,. Ia. :,
sne tosu, tn mHiou tnere were twelve huhursi
1911 90, "e'u aAre' vn'y " ,ns nus. sure
a auous ene0'' ~ was the WORK OF an ihsen-
"'s'S'
We copy the following items from ths
Smyrna Times.
The Preachers Association for Easton Dis
trct held its meeting for present quarter
at Camden on Tuesday and Wednesdav ~
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
Eastern shore OF Maryland
Affairs.

tkCIL 20.
A horse exhibition will take place at Cecil
ton, June l4th.
We copy the following items from the Cecil
Wing.
On Saturday last the 9TH regiment Mary
Aand Volunteers quilted Newport News fol
Norfolk. The men are in excellent health,
b ut complain that they are not assigned to
active duty. Imputations have been made
that the men N-ill fight badly, and they de-
sire to show to tie world that old Maryland
can produce as brave and heroic men as any
other State ever meni. oned on the map.
W0 learn that most Of he fishermen have
"cut out" We believe sbe fishing business
has not been very profitable TINS season.
though the OILERS are said 80 hA We dcne bet
ter than the herring fisheries.
With the end Of the fishing Gomez an army
OF negroes to town, who loaf about un, II they
drink up what little money they have | iadei
and among the rest rOld Joe,n whose blat, ng
in the streets is a nuisance, albeit one thu
everybody seems inclined to tslsrate. Joe is
about the only ''notable" we haS now form
erly We had number OF them, but one by
one they havs gone. Tkere seems to bs great
danger that Elkton will lose her reputation
for notables.
DR.. Solomon Sharp who has been in Elkton
on leave for the last few months, has been
ordered to Norfolk. He left for that place
last week.
The public school Of this town Mr.. NJ.
Johnson Rhodes, Principal will hold May
picnic, in Hpllingsworth's woods, one mile
north of the. town, on Thursday next.
KENT Co.,
We copy the following from the Kant (ghes-
sertowh) News. -
INF arss sussssrly meeting sor Kant
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

BUSINESS, PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE. &C.
FRANKLIN Darlington Of this city, has pur-
chased out the interest of Judge TVollorton.
in store in Vest Chester.
Mr. L, K. Crawford, the first shoemaker
VINO commenced business in Second st.. be-
tween Market and King, and who now has
snoemakers all around and on each side of
hinl, mas commenced the manufacture Of a
new style OF home made button CATERS wbicb
are highly spoken Of. Go and see than
We would call the attention Of tba lad,as
70 the new and handsome Tumbler Holders,
az inomson.s New Drug Store, Institnta
buiiding' They are very pretty, and prevent
the hand coming in contact with the tnmblar
thereby saving the necessity OF removing tba
glove. His soda water with shaved Ice and
cream is really elegant. Give him a call ana
you Will be pleased.
Ws call the attention of the public "a .t,a
store Of Geo. H. Walter corner of Third and
market street who has Just received over
nix,y cases Of new stock Of Spring eoods.
which includes gentlemep's ladie. missas
and children w'ork, which Is principalv bonsbt
Tor cash, and At war prices. He is now ofer-
ing gentleman's patent leather CATERS at So
per pair Ladies gaiter heela-, Bpglish lasssfsy
OF good quality for 81 to--2 pes 6aiF = XXI.
includes 20 different kinds. OF Misses wort
as na2 splendid Variety, Also thirty dtff.
- sts1ildreni work. Call and see
ms excellent stock.
Lccrsr MuoYTAIs CoAL.---G. a. a w pnsh
are now receiving Repplier,s I,ocnst M,ra Das
Coal, which for purity. and durahiI,,v u ~
eoualed bv anv coa, II ~ .r,l' Is r IN
coal IL under. ooyer and narafaiI,. -. iuis
before delivery. They offsr II NJ ;hs
market price. '"es'
r,osI.~,..
no. enss "isnns 20 purchase drugs should
.rba ,v,ses 'me OK snesuien' stock Of George B.
t as, ~ az MaIker street, where the
vi essIytuing III thst llne can be had
~Iu seo nun
A Coon CHAscE.-Those in want Of oheap
do better Than cslI AT ~ 81 n, qaAn'y, onnne'
N, u. corner of 6th and por,,s- 80. WY sn1si
mington Del. A''ee'9, WI
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

SHALL RlRDs-THE Cvr WoRx, &c.-CArrLn
Of THE ROADS, 60, &c.-The cnt worm has
been making dreadful rsvages among the corn
in Brsndywine Hundred. They are worse the
present year, we are assured by an intelligent
farmer in that Hundred than he has ever
known them before. They numbered on his
iarm, fiom seven to twelve in one hill. He
thinks thsy have been getting worse every
year and that ii is owing to the destruction
OF the tlsckbirds. Several farmers have COM
planned to us OF the destruction of the small
birds. They think tie killing of them off in
discriminatory, is the cause of the decay of
the orchards. The wood-pecker, and other
pirdd, when they were plenty, destroyed most
oil these insects and allowed the trees to
thrive. From all the information wa can
gather from intelligent farmers who have OBJ
served the habits of birds, much loss is en-
tertained by the farmer from their being kill
ed. The birds indeed took some grain, but
the insects took more. The birds keep down
the insects, and in doing SO, if they do take
grain or two, it is the opinion of many that
the farmer ia the gamer Many farmers com
PLAIN to US, that especially in the neighbor-
hood Of towns, they are annoyed by men and
boys wandering over their places killing their
small birds. The conduct of some, they as.
sert, is outrageous. They go over their places
IN sehance Of them-snd if intertered with
threaten to shoot them. They desire more
stringent law to protect them.
Great complaints are also made to us Of
cattle running loose on the roads. Many of
our farmers desire law against this. Not
finding feed on the roads, and being hungry.
hardiy any fence will keep them out of the
farmers grain and pasture fields. This pas
turing Of cattle on the roads has become an
unoearsble nuisance. We shall SOU elect a
new legislature. These matters should re-
ceive the attention of our citizens.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

PRocKsDISos OF CouRr.-In the case OF
Hiram II. Lodge, VS.. The Last Will and Tes-
lament OF Samuel Lodge, deceased which was
given to the Jury last Thursday afternoon, a
verdict for the de1tnce was rendered about 7
o'clock en- the same day. The verdict sus-
tanned the viii.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
GEO. W. Karsner vs.. GassAway Watkins
This was suit-brought by Mr.. Karsner to
recover damages from Mr.. Watkins, for injury
and Inconvenience experienced from an as-
sault which the defendant made on MIN while
on his way to Odessa, on the 18th Of last
July. The amount claimed was $500.
The case was stated by Mr.. spruance, after
which witnesses ware examined, as follows
Mary Martendale, sworn.-Resided at Nc
Donough saw Mr.. Karsner come up In his
carriage; Mr.. Watkins beckoned for him to
stop; approached, and charged Mr.. Karsner
with calling his daughter a secessionist, Mr..
K. denied doing so. when Watkins said he was
a liar and jumped~fnto the carriage, and laid
his hands on Mr.. Karsner in not very friend
ly manner. She Aax the boy of Mr.. Watkins
holding the horse he being told to do so by
Mr.. W.; saw Watkins shake Karsner, but did
not see him hit him. Did not see Karsnet
strike at ell. Saw. Watkins after he had got
out, thrust his hand in At the back of the
carriage. She was-Tery much frightened in
consequence They were both very much ex-
cited. Karsner tried to drive oil before Wat
kns got in the carriage. Did not see Wat
kins lose his wig Ksisner turned his cdrri-
age, and stopped in the road, when she saw
him have pistol in his hand, and heard him
threaten to shoot. The pistol was pointed
towards Watkins,-Sss< Watkins told him tC
sheet. Karsner replied, do not lay hands on
me again, or l will.
Margaret Rose, sworn.-Saw some person
in carriage fifty yards from her house. Hei
| attention was attraalad by loud talkinI Shs
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

Aioh she saw Wat
aut by the feet.
9 did not call Miss
Heard no reply
in the carriage four
black boy holding
{ Watkins say any
arriage turn, when
| In a Yinlnnt man.
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

went to the door, a
kins try to pull =
Heard Karsner sayf
W atkins a seoess
Watkins must hal
or five minutes. 4
the horse, but did /
thing TO him. Saw
Watkins again app
Blue hen's chicken and commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 18??-186?, 1862-05-28

The Circuit Court for Queen Ann's Co., al
journed on Saturday last, to meet again on
the I'd of June-when cases for argument will
be held.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
DRY GOODS.
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A TTENTION.


A ArrssrIos- xrszErs
CLEARING SALE
The has been closed 70 arrange stock and marx
''oo Worth OF sTmAw oSpDs ppDsrxs rn.xrsos
LACE GOODS EABxoiDERiTsS THSsrnRx. GLOVES. 10
Straw Bonnets closing out a. So. Co. l9e.
Ca. Ca.,ng ,ng o., o,, s,ssM n B@o.nss @ lsc, &C. SO
GRRAT CLEARINI sALR
ss:sss s;'as e sa' IssAsaa Leg %s'i a
C;osins out ;r,inmsd Boomers 2'c
CL6slSa ALL THE kIIBoNa
Bonnet Ribbons, &c., lcs &C., &C. lOc
I''~m'n' h'o0'noi DRESS as II TsfHSisas. III Fl ii
CLOSING GaE TSE q III 4 CLOSING
EMBnoIDERIEsa aSRHdi AZ ffTfY Al cES4s Il r :.
5000 ans Muslin and Lace Collars. So, os &C. - D'
s:ss::
aas apPfs xT Fifty \, So
ll.s0l Jaconet Bands and Foancngs, 10.
E.diss E.sHss ssnf. ss E stfs: SS.s S.s. ~
@S S isrs. Lsss vsiis riiS ssn, s,o ng l2s: 2 ssc
1T1EsfiSS fSSSiSI FS TSs 81 s5xD, sSM rAnI''.
% % s OF 81 pss
4vosn or D'r TO , ras EaSEH. q
Buy while you can 1t rrrrv nrrrs ON THE norJ.AR
You oan have your choice from large STOCK al purchased
AUCTION ROOMS.
VERY Low.
prefer give the ladies the benefit Of low prices In
ference keeping my goods over until fall.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
5000 HANDkERCHIkF6.
Gents Handkerchefs. every kind, &c. to 26c.
Msrs:a sgssy closing s,sa g. e
Fine Double Tucked do, lec
$500 Fine Grass Linen. 15c
sSS.sfss ! SS4 sS0D' OF
5000 Splendid New Belt Ribbons, cents.
CLEARING SALE FOR TWENTY DAYS.
Closing lot oil Misses Mitts, li &c. Sc.
Best Silk Twist Mtts, l8c., 25c., Sic n
Best Silk Twist Mtts long. 25c., 3lc., $50
Closing fine lot of 80 cent Cloves. l2c.
Closing fine lot of Laiies' Gloves 62o,, &c., lOo,
Best Alexandre's Silk Cloves IS cents.
CLOSING SUN UMBRELLA6
Large lot Of fancy Fans, Sc. r. 3 81.
EVERYTHING IN FANCY AND SMALL WARE.
LARGE QUANTITIES OF OTHER GOODS CONTAINED
IN THE TWO BUILDINGS. ALL TO BE SOLD IN THE
NEXT TWENTY DAYS.
WIN. kinney,
22l and 223 Eighth avenue,
Between 7wenty.A and Twenty second sresta
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

CTEAM FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL
~ THK STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,
Walter Patton Commander.
viii be despatched
FROM LIVERPOOL, FROM SgW Yoxx
Calling at Queenstown. Saturday. July a6
Saturday. .;....... August i6l
This magnificent ship having proved herself uneqused for
speed safety and comfort (ses sickness being unknown
board ~ strongly recommended the most eligible
yeyan:c fir passengers.
a.M +
From S9S 70 SSS cash berth sccordng 70 the .ze siua
same privileges in the Saloons and IN regard meals
attendance Snites OF apartments for families may
gagged by special -
TICKETS FOR THE VOYAGE TO and from LIVERPOOL,
AT FARE AND A HALH.
servants accompanying passengers and children under IL
years OF age, half fare; infants free.
SECOND
State Room bsrths meals furnished at separate
Y.... 80. = THIRD CABIN.
bedding table. utensils and good substantial $50
-. STEEnACE,
Wlsh superior accommodations $50
the Great Easter after the trip OF che 9th
OF 6eptembor, will be advanced Is per cent
Zach passenger allowed 20 cubic feet OF luggage An
pertenced surgeon board.
For freight aud pzssags apply 20
At the Office, Mo. rs Broadway, n. Y.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINWALL, Aeenta
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
T SAMUEL TUCK'S,

A T SAMUEL TUCK'S, ~.
"A TT BROADWAY,
Corner OF Waverley place.
Can be the choicest and best selected stock Of Fancy
Goods in the city
Real Lsces Embroideries Ribbons, Flowers, Fans,
Trimmings, Head Dresses Nets, Gloves, Hoaiery, &C.,
Capes, Waists, Basques asd Spencers,
Ladies' Ans Embroidered Chsmise Yokss,
Al 81 80, usual price % Co.
Real Paris Kid Gloves rs cents, worth 81.
Barege, Tisaue and Grenadine Wells, n cents.
Real Lace Wells, from ~ 80.
Real Point Lace Collars, from ~.
SAMUEL TUCK,
Corner Waverley place and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
DHGNIx REGIMENT,
i CORCORAN ZOUAvEs
FOURTH REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE,

JAMES e. BURKE, Colonel.
lrishmsn now your time fall in and an the ranks Of
this exclusively splendid Irish regiment being the only
now authorized 70 be raised and the only real live Irish
men recruiins u the country accepted by his Exceency
name Phcnix regiment Co corsn zoueves. should be
guarantee TO 1rshmen that this IL TO be grand rayng
point Recruits wanted for Company G. Come early, as
nS g sss ae & Ns snS
dashng unorm and relief FOR families volunteers tickets
signed BY tho Colonel Of the regiment; el3 months pay
advance with g hsod money SO bounty wLsn the fsg
Apply Ut the headquarters Of the company No Bowery
corner OF Division street. Captain MICHxEL ORORKE
Lieutenant JOHN MCCARTHY.
The New York herald., 1862-07-13
.ruA xrrNris

r AURA KEENE'B.
IL CARp-rhc management beg 10 announces that Complh
Benefit has been wondered 70 Miss Magic Mitchell,
by nd erous kind friends and influential czens ~ nf
respect the young and gifted arsc for the
fssoha talent she has dspayed In her
vt this theatre and her admirAb
and rrcproachable department In private e For this rur
pose Friday EVENING July - being the ss night but one
her viii be TO the wishes OF her eo4G
Attention respectfully dirrc ed the following corrse
pondence and the brilliant Of The names Of citizens whe
have thus highly honorod her :, . -
Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL
The undersigned gentlemen, who with, the publir, have
for the weeks witnessed with the greatest grnca
ton your inimitablc impersonsnon OF 'Fanchon, The
Cricket aud their knowledge Of your personai worth,
unng energy and industry desire TO thus yubc
high appreciation Of those qualities social and proes
sonai which adorn character and They
therefore respectfully solicit your acceptance OF omYh
testimonial to take place upon any tvrriug you
may please Designate feeling assured thrt the ocasiop
will prove pleasantly memorable 70 yourself aud ishy era
fylne admirers and friends. Svuld II DO IN
your power TO present on this occasion yoEi adinrAfn
rendition Cricket the committee fee, assured
with the hearty approval OF the entire pnhhs
The New York herald., 1862-07-13

" THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRIGADE.
r. Il. SPINOLA, BROADER GENERAL,
MARRIOTT N. CROFT, COLONEL.
wanted, Immediately, twenty-five men, I'LL this
psny Oncers and men are 70 have splendid and dashins
uniform and men OF experience At their head Il will
te advantage Of those enistng to join Company Captain
Michael Murphy who belenged 70 the old Ninth regiment
In the city Of New York: Enlist with . man YOU
can know something about. Inquire Of the foryeighi
men who the captain 4. Inquire Of the wounded
men Of the Thirty seventh reet nen in this city.
tain Of Company 2 in said regiment Sec the Of
said sert nading Kim Friday evening the Goth u
Relief given to the families Of the members OF this company
pay from data Of enlistment el3, paid to each when
mustered into the United States 500 paid
soldier when honoraby discharged 4 viii be the advan
Of those wishing promotion which will only be given
them who will take pride and pleasure to become good
dt sergeants Recruiting dcpots $50 Second avenue,
Of Thirtyourth street, and 483 Broadway TO-
hoAdQuarters of the regiment = -