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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-09
GENENAL ORDER NO. 3.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FORCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn June ID, 1862.
Hereafter the dealing in, and passage of currency
known as Confederate Scrip" or confederate
Notes. is positively prohibited, and the thereof
IS circulating medium regarded insult to the Gov
eminent of the United States, and imposition upon
The ignorant and deluded.
All persons ofFenang against the provisions of this
order will be promptly arrested and severely punished
by the military authorities.
By order of JAS. R. SLACK
Col. CONG Post,
NJ. P. EVANS, A. A. A. General.
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The National Republican asserts that the
friends of Gen. Mcclellan intend to hold the
President responsible for the failure to ade-
quately reinforce him. 1t is pretty evident
that he was not adequately reinforced, and
somebody at Washington must shoulder the
responsibility, though why i: should be the
President is not apparent.
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Foul PLAY.-News reached town night
before last, that Mr. DHnn had been muir
derously assailei not far from the city, and
yesterday wagon load of his acquaintances
went in search of him We have not heard
of the result of their mission
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-09

IT is fact which viii barely be credited in
this country that, of all the women ynarrled in
England in the year 1860, more than 10000
were unable to write their own names
Throughout the nation, in one marriage in
write.
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(Of1ce Provost Marshall GENERALLY
MEMPHIS, June g. 1862
Passes issued for persons to pass ont of the city
will be understood to the person aone and will
not include goods, letters packages.
Where letters found persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED by the Provost Mar
shall, Post Commander or General Commanding, they
will be seized and delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested.
Powder, lead, percussion caps and fire Of all
descriptions positively prohibited from being
red out Of the city by citizens. Citizens are also pro-
hibited from carrying them within the city limits
pain of forfeiture Of such weapons and ten days
fnement, for the first oense, and expulsion South
lines. to be treated spies if caught within
them thereafter, for the second.
By command of Maor-Gen u, s. Grant.
VIZ s. HILLYER,
ie29-f Provost Marshall General.
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ARREsTs.-Two arrests we're made by the
military authorities yesterday.
The most important was that Of Mr.. Nor
gan, agent of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, who was conveyed outside the city,
taking up his residence with his wife and fam
lily at the dwelling Of Sam. Tate, late president
of the same road, and aid-de-camp to Albert
Sydney Johnston.
Warren, former telegraphic operator in Gin
cinnati and in Memphis, and lately of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad, who has
just returned from the Sorth.
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Hor SUBJKcT.-The weather.

INTERESTING PUBLIcATIoS.-The Union
appeal, whose LIST and 4th pages contain a con-
nected report of the Battles Of Richmond,
which we advise everybody to read and no.
body to swear by.
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PERsoNAL- Major Perrell, PaymasieF, u.
s. A, left the city yesterday on a brief visit to
Louisville, KY He will return in few days
and open pay department in the building
formerly occupied by the Bank of West Ten
nesspe
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RECORDERS CoUKT.-There were but ten
cases tried before Recorder Moore yesterday,
Of which none was of sufficient Importance or
interest to justify record.
Among the cases was that of Pat. Marty,
who, occupying a room in a lady's house, fam
eied himself boss of it all, raised ruction to
put her out of her own house yesterday, and
this morning raised $40 for the Recorder.
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ARTICLE sd-pATIENrs AND VISITORS.

AkTlGLE 0d-fAGlEN1S AMI
SEC l. Pa tents will obey and all prescription
made for them y the medical Offices aud admnisted by
the nurses will conduct themselves with proprety
profane indecent langus under penalty of 81 for
every off-nse, to accrue to tbs hospital fund.-
SEC 2. Patients in the Judgment of the assistant
beds.
SIC 3. All patients will entry into the hospital
Invested of their clothing aud after ban washed,
shaved ard conbed if their ad uis Of it, 10 invested
in hospital garments their dismissal they win leave
all hospital clothing and their own which has in
the mean tims been thoroughly clesns.d.
SEC Visitors will be admitted Sundays excepted
from A NJ till P. m They will send up their card
with object Of their visit ths chief surgeon, Who If
Incompatible with the coed of the sick win admit
them.
SRc. 5. Ne wine, beer spirtaous liquor, will b. Civ
by visitors the PATIENTS and hey we'll deca
ces must be delivered to the surgeon for the benefit OF
however the friend he visitor preference 1nd-
Tidualized charity pr dnees heart burnngs and jea
ousies. and is therefore improper IN this
SEC g. Persons desiring visit sick prsone
hsyein addition permit from the Provost Marshal
SEC l. 0lergymen in their official functions, viii be
admitted at al hours.
SEC 8. Arrangements to be made 70 celebrate d.
service every sunda morning. for such ef the sick
as are able and williakss tend
J0HN G. +. H0LSTON,
jy4-n Medical Director.
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BOARD OF CLAIMs.--This Board holds its
sessions at Gen. Slask's headquarters, ut the
Charleston depot 1t is crowded with business,
and justice is administered to all parties with
eommendable dispatch. Many most interesting
facts have been brought to light, meof which
We purpose to lay before our readers.
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POST HEADQUARTERS,

PU@L he fDQJ AkIERc,
MEMPHIS, July s, 1862.
The fs4nsh!ng shop Of the Western Foundry Pop
lar the river and the steamboat landing
has been taken for barracks for sent soldiers.
All transient soldiers this Pet not duty AID all
ka=h may arrive hereafter ordered report that
place to Lieut.. Fl. G. p Jennings, comman ant of the
Soldiers Home who will fnl neh them shelter draw ra-
III for them and forward them their respective regi
ments. T. LIE DIoKEY,
jys-iw Col. Commanding Post.
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RIVER AND sTEAmBoAT NEWS.
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Joha d. Psrry.Caps. A G Zegier....... st. Louis
DEPARTURES TODAY.
Silver Noon ......Capt John Bugher Cincinnati
The Forest Queen left yesterday afternoon
for Cincinnati, heavily laden, carrying some
$50 bales of cotton and much miscellaneous
freight. We trust Capt Conway will have
successful trip.
The City Of Alton left here yesterday after
noon at advertised time, rather lightly laden.
She sails for ST. Louis, and Capt Barnes
reekons on quick trip.
No Papers being printed on Sundays at
st. Louis or Cincinnati that eyerreach here be-
fere Wednesday, our river column is rather
meagFe.
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CORRECTION lateiy gave the name of
the commanding officer of the Second Brigade
incorrectly 1t should have been Brig Gen.
John NJ. Thsyer.
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HEADQUARTERS BOARD CLAIMS,
MEMPHIS, Team, July !, 1852.
The Board of Claims submits the following rules for
the government Of parts asking relief and contesting
claims.
L. Ths party asking relief, must make short succnct
statement il writing showing that the property in
troversy is in military possession, and all the facts
l@tive TO the matter of controversy ST be CLEARLY
stated and the statement thus made must be
by the party prosecuting
2 All the parties interested be named in the Pc
tirion ard must have notice # such prosecution.
rhe written statements of all parties will heard.
l. Arguments, except s,ort of the parties
win no. be heard.
s. The Board viii meet at A. n. and 2
g. Case set for trial at particular honr must be heard
the time, they will be dismissed without good
can be shown for eontinu4nce-and again heard
JAMES R. SLACK, !
J. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Board.
r. p. De HART
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MATTERS.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1872.
HEADaEARTERs, DISTRICT or WEsr TKsNEssEx,
Memphis, July 5, lS62


All crossing of the river In sk private posi-
lively rohbited.
Private ats crossing siher way will be seized snd
tarne into the QuartermssteIs department;
passengers arrested and required take tbs oath
allegiance be placed tie Arkansas shore and ad
cnshed be caught within Federal lines again
pain Of being dealt with spies.
The Navy requested to cooperate with the militia y
n the enforcement Of this order.
By command Of Meier Gen. o. S. Grant.
JOHN A. RAWLINGS,
jy9-tf Assist mt Adjutast General.
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REsrAURANT-For the furnishing stranger,
or the native Memphian, the restaurant of
Mr. w. Cooper, on Madison, between Main
and Second streets, presents special attractions.
No one calls once who does not feel like calling
a0aiu
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aFFICIAL LEfTER LIsT.

r lST or LETTERS remaining in the POST OFFICE
Ia st MEMPHIS, Tenn, for the week ending july
18th, lss9 Persons calling for these letters viii say
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MARRIED..

On the sth Instant by the Rev. DR.. Grundy, Mr.. NJ.
COVER to Miss ANN JANE, daughter Of ]. d. Davis,
Esq, all of this city.
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SPECIAL ORDER no. II.
DIST 1T OF WEST TENNESSEE,
OFFICE OF THE Paoyos MARSHAL GENERAL,
u NpETs. Tennessse. LnaY a. 1862.


If any pistgr ostup4ss oF any building any
etv wthia hi District The occupancy Of the
Federal amy, shall d play suffer be displayed from
his her hose ay reasonable flag other emblem III
tend to Insult the Federal army or loyal citizens.
shall be the duty Of ina Local Provost Msrshsl ta
immediate posse ssiop If such building and Ia
u ANTS aad Il hospital other Cav
ernment usss s.....
wA & RiLLYER.
Provost Marsha! General,
JyG Il #5.s District West Tenn.
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Bradshaw Tom
Briggs Jas
Brush Jno W .
Brown Bedford
Brock ]
Burlington Asa
Billiard Levi S
Burnett Hendrix :
" alkef 3
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.
HEADouARTERs ON STEAMER = VoN PHUL." !
3D. BRIGADE, 3D-DryTsIoa DxsT. Miss.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 8, 1862,
All negroes, except those who came with the com
mand to this place, and of whom descriptive lists are
fled at these headquarters, will be excluded from the
lines and boats.
ANY officer or soldier violating, or coaniEing at
violation of this order, will be severely and promptly
punished.
This order viii be read at the heads of companies
tomorrow, 9th inst, and at guard mounting every
morning for week g. N. FITCH,
m22-E Col. Com. Brigade.
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NOTICE.

The officers and soldiers OF Gen. Hurlburts Divis-
requested to report to Capt John NJ. Marble,
at the Gayoso House. this morning, at 10 o'clock, to
make arrangements to join their command
]. R. SLACK,
je24-n Colonel Commanding.
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GENERaL MEDIuaL ORDER No. /.
HOSPITAL REGULATION FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
ARTICLE l.,-ADM1ssIoNs DISTRIBUTORS OF
PATIENTS

SRcTIoN it is desirable avoid the crowding of
patient the permanenthosptals, vii be init
ted who not constantly, in great part eohnsd 10
their beds for s others, well eenEaiescent the
camp hospital is this best place Exceptens TO this rule
is corps which the sick belong. is On the
march-not having tents and camp guard benin and
being piled with snrgeoRsf1r such suitable camp
hosp tals viii be established in convenient places.
SEC AL pate permanent HOSPITALS Will be
furnished with the following papers, viz Surgeons GER
t6cae setting forth Diagaosis Prognosis and general
treatment the disease and its dEra i'm. 81 Muster
and escrptive roll, clothing and pay 5unt Should
the captains Of companies have anks, they must
copy the forms oat of the revised Army Regslat Ms
The surgeon chang not 70 reject any patient for
want Of such papers. but Immediately notify tn deiin-
quent officer of the omission and not reci in
able time report him hem TO those headquarters
SEC 8 Immediately after the morning visit, the at
tending surgeons Vii report the surgeon in charge the
and ward Of any patient whom he consider in
fitting his camp, and be ha ing salts
fyed himself of the facts, will furnish the sol Ter
his regiment setting forth whether he considers haa
ft to return to duty or otherwise.
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ARTICLE 2nd-sURGEoSs AND THEIH ASSIST
ANTS


SECTION l. III, chief surgeon viii sapetintend-
ant of the whole establishment and sleciay have in
charge Hygiene. He viii make frequent Inspection
of the wards the kitchen the eosets aud has
aIhis subordinaes their posts He viii far
possible recy all disorders the spot If
report the same He wilt admit vititfr AID Civ ;hem
suitable Instructions her sir, tie sick
SEC The assistant surgeons viii have hate charges
assigned them By their ehief-ad him in the performance
of his duties and visit the sick twice day.
The morning call will commence at S N. the eyeoing
NJ Each assistant surgeon will note lis pre-
scripsions bed side o. the patient wrl the
diet pre- crbsd and han the hospital
ard when the call finished b. him. to entered in the
prescription and diet books.
Sac. 3 Nurses will be kind and atfeconate with Z
entrusted their care, allow emselves untime
ly jssts profanity, under military penalty.
SEC J. male while they are expected 70 con-
duct themsev witt, the utmost dignity and proPrie u
will at once report chief surgeon Medical Direct
any impropr ETY. OF condnct aga ns them
selves
SEC s. an the officers aud will bs mustered b.
the chief surgeon "a and al p. X. at witch
time the surgeons will repor. that they sat-
isfed that all the sick are in their warts.
SEE g. The ward- i'll be assisted in his duties
by the female nurses the supervision OF the clothing,
wa hing and oking departments
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
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sPECIAL ORDERS No. 4.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or WEST TENNESSEE
(Ofice Provost Marshall GENERALLY
MEMPHIS, June %, 1862.
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LADIES LIST.
Akin ars &C

CasIeslery mrs BArbsiy
Cahill mrs P
Cassidy mrs d
ChAual lin mrs Mary G
Cluts a1rs kiiza
Cunuingham mrs 'aroii. e
Collier miss Maili,a
Collier mrs Agnes
CUle mrs l. A
Craft mr. Mary
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Martin mrs Harriet ?
Marshall miss Augusta
Marshall mrs Asrgarst
Massey mrs Addison
Merrill miss Nellie
Meyert ffirs Marguerite
biichler miss Barbara
III nford miss Mary
Miller mrs Margaret
Moull< madame
Morris mrs Warren j
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Vinson FM
Voegell Geo
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Chief of Police,
Captain or Agent steamer Rocket.
L. BUTLER,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

MASSACHUSETTS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Some of the citizens of Massachusetts, resi-
dent in Washington, held meeting on the
18th inst, to take measures for the relief of
sick and wounded soldiers from this state.
Gardner Tufts, Esq, recently appointed agent
Of the commonwealth for that purpose, ex-
planned the design of his mission, and invited
the cooperation Of all who were interested in
this humane work. The result of the confer
encc was the above-named association, with
the following officers President, Hon. G.
W. Mcclellan, second assistant postmaster
general vice president, II. b. Fernald treas
urer, Gardiner Tufts; secretary, j. T.. For
bush; executive committee, John A. Fowle
George P. Burnham, Benjamin w. Spence,
DIR. N. 5. Lincoln, George G. W. Morgan,
Austin Fowler, and DIR. Charles f. McDon-
aid.
We are advised that hospital stores ought
10 be sent TO this association TO ensure tho
careful and judicious distribution desired bv
the donors. Most of the members of the com.
mitteea are well known in Massachusetts, andare
gentlemen of worth and integrity. Mr.. Tufts
on whom the burden Of responsibility falls,
was recently assigned by Gov Andrew to that
post, on the Recommendation of eminent citi-
zens of the state, who were well assured of
his high qualifications for its duties. Miss
Clara Barton is also doing the work of anoth-
er Mary, on the battle fields and in the hos
pitfalls, day and night, binding up the wounds
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

GEN. PHELrs.-This veteran officer who
has crossed lances with Gen. Butler on the
negro question in the department of the Gulf,
has the sympathy and cooperation of no
mean portion of the troops in that section.
The following brief notice of him we copy
from the letter Of Il gentleman, formerly of
this city, and now captain in one of the Con-
necticut regiments at New Orleans. He
says: 81 have met Gen. Phelps but once.
But that one interview was deeply interesting
He Is not crazy-no more than Paul was
when he was accused Of madness. He is a
noble specimen Of true man. He has
thousand fugitives with him at Carrollton,
eight miles from New Orleans, the greater
number of whom are able-bodied men, and
are under military drill. Gen Phelps is a
much nobler man than many people imagine.
He does not take his full pay from the United
States-only enough to live on. What an
example in these corrupt times I"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

| The DUTIES OF ALIENs.-The Boston Pilot
has sensible article addressed to unnatural
lied residents, or those who have made previ-
Gus declaration of citizenship. Neither class
are liable to do military duty The country
| does not look to them for help. But as it is
the duty of citizen exempts to waive the
privileges which the law may give them, as
far as possible, so there is an obligation
upon aliens to aid the government which
protects them in their lives, labors, and es-
tates. Thousands of this class have already
enlisted, and have won lasting honor for
themselves. But there is still place for more
In order to encourage the enlistment of aliens
as volunteers, congress passed the following
liberal enactment on the 18th of July last =
''That any alien, of the age of twenty-one
years and upwards, who has enlisted or shall
enlist in the armies of the United States, eth
er the regular or the volunteer forces, and
has been or shall be hereafter honorably dis
charged, may be admitted to become a citi-
zen of the United States upon his petition
without any previous declaration of his in
tention to become a citizen of the United
States; and that he shall not be required to
prove more than one years residence within
| the United States previous to his application
| to become such citizen; and that the court
admitting such alien shall, in addition to such
proof of residence and good moral character
as is now provided by law, be satisfied by COM
| potent proof of such persons having been hon
orably discharged from the service of the Uni
ted States us aforesaid
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

WHOM TO WRITE TO AT WASHINGTON
Important TO Business Men--As there are
many persons who wish to communicate with
the different bureaus of the war department.
a memorandum of the proper persons to ad-
dress may be useful to our readers =
All letters relating to pay of soldiers on fur
Tough or in hospitals should be addressed to
Gen. Is. +. Larned, postmaster general.
Applications for back pay and the 500
bounty Of deceased soldiers should be adj
dressed to Hon. L. B. French, second auditor.
Applications for pay of teamsters, employ
ees of quartermaster's department, or for
horses killed in service, should be addressed
to Hon. r. l. Atkinson, third auditor.
Applications relating to pay and bounty in
the marine or naval service, should be ad-
dressed to Hon. Hobart Berrien, fourth audi
tor.
Letters concerning soldiers in the army
should be addressed to Adjutant General Lo-
renzo Thomas.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

SENATOR SUMNER AND THE PRESIDENT
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
Traveller, writing Monday evening, says =
'Mr. Sumner arrived here on Saturday eve
ming, and has been very busy with the presi-
dent, Gen. Halleck, and the secretaries. |
understand that Mr.. Sumner came on to con-
suit with the president and one or two mem
bers of the cabinet in reference to the policy
closeted with the president.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

A NEW NEWSPAPER is to be issued in Bos-
ton, commencing on the first day of Septem-
Der. 1t is to be called The Monitor, and will
be published weekly. Rev. Mr.. Conway OF
Cincinnati, author Of the "Rejected Stone, -
and James NJ. Stone, Esq, of Charlestown,
will be the editors. 1t will not be a republic
can newspaper in any partisan sense, but will
advocate the most radical republican princi-
pies and the emancipation policy in the con-
duct of the war. DIR. Samuel G. Howe, Hon.
+. w. Bird, Geo. L. Stearns, Esq, and Mr..
Conway are said to be the principal movers in
the enterprise
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

The Pickle TO HARMONY GROVE, FRAN
INGHAM, yesterday, filled thirteen cars and
numbered between six and seven hundred.
The party was made up of the Sunday school
and congregation of the Catholic church of
st. Arne's of this city. The party left here at
8 a. NJ, and arrived home att l-2P.M. The
day was one of rare splendor and our friends
went out to enjoy it. The steamer on the
lake, the swings, the music and the dance were
all to be had In another part of the woods
the Sunday school had its exercises of decla-
nation, reading, and singing. We observed
marked Improvement in all since we heard
them one year ago in the same place. OF
course their faithful priest was present, and it
was equally obvious that he had been much
with them before. There can be only pleas
ant rcmembrances of a day so spent. We
think those Of our congregations who spend
one day together in each summer in Goods
first temples, as st. Anne did yesterday, con-
suit their religious as well as well as social
well being.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-21

Maggi, which gave the noble Col. Corcoran
his first military welcome in Washington, on
Sunday.
The Chicago board of trade have appointed
a committee Of nine to receive Col. Turchin
on his return to that city, and tender to him
the congratulations of the city for his tri-
umphant acquittal and gallant conduct.
The diggings discovered by Mr.. Wise, on
the Mississippi, some eight miles from here,
are turning out heavily. Twelve teams are
engaged this week in hauling away accumu-
lated mineral. S. Hughlett, Esq, the veter-
an miner, lately bought one-half these dig
gings, paying therefor $4,000 in gold The
discovery, and the use he has made of it,
places Mr.. Wise in possession of sufficient
tortune.- Galen0 4dre2tiser.
In the town of st. Armauds, n. Y, (for.
merly North Elba, where John Brown lived
and was buried, of the eighty voters in the
town, serenity have enlisted. Their neighbor:
and the women agreed to gather in the crops
for those who have gone, and are doing it
The women may be seen any day at work il
the fields.