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Casualties aa Keg,me,t n. G. T

MEssRs EDToRs For the information of the friends Of
the Sd North Carolina Troops please publish the following
list OF casualties IN that regiment in the battle At Frazer
Farm, July lst 1862 =
Field and staf-Killed-Col. CASTOR Meares
Company A.-kIled--Josiah Heath Charles Oxey ia.
cob Euble. Wounded-LtJ Albritton, Privates John
Jones, Arthur Moore, Joho X Heath, W Hay, Henry
Company B.-~Killed Privates R A Parker, Cooper
Sutherland Wounded Lieut. John Badger Brown, se5gt
Johnson, Nethercntt, S W staiings Thigpen "
Tucker, / Wiley. VIZ, p Williams
ingsworth, W Moore. Wounded: 1t G P Mallett 1t 6
Baker. feFgt WakiSs Corp Arn2tt Priva,es
Emery. Ehoa Flow rs, Henry jones' Lemue Knowel, A
Porter, Daniel Robinson, J W Rouse, Newell, Thomas
Company D.--Kiled: None Wo61dad; fergt Isaac
King. Priy"tes Jas Gilmore, Jno Caseen, VIM Hutcin
/ Company E.--Kirel, Private Shepard Saunders -
Wounded Sergt r Jenkins. Privates J R Canady, A
E6ens E FAIR, 2 HaGdlsou, Jenkins, since dead
Patrick, } Il Rogers, L h ScBe, Jesse Walton viii
Jams, Williams.
Company F.-KIed; None. Wounded Capt VIM N
Parsley, privates 0rre, W Williams Pat Gday, Jno
Company Chilled: Prvatss E Il Harrison, Edward
hortoh, Henry Phillips, Raze Smith, Wood: Wound
ed Corp Sammonds, Prvates M l. Barbour, E Cone
way Eubanks, " Kelum, Peel j B Riggs, n
Riggs, Riggs Robinson, seweli, VIA screw VS.,
Company E.-Killed: Pligates Barnhin, J Har
grove. Wonnded: Priva!es Mckenzie Duncan Baker,
Bedsoles' ? Blizzard. Jno Gof, Loudermek, G
Meshaw, J Meshaw. Porter " Russ, W Lam
monds, A r Sellers, B Everett, D Everett D J Bue,
Company I-Kied: None. Wounded /: sergt Jas F
Clark, Priyates Davis, Jesse Sawyer wilkinson
J W Ireland VIM Flynn, Jno Stewart Lemuel Neal j
Neal.
Company Killed sergt J Lee, Priyatsa E Mills.
II Rochelle, Jos Kinon, W " Richardson. Wounded /:
SeTgt Saunders, Corp Player, Priyates q piner
J Pfgford, W Stokes, W Rivenbark, Jno Rainier, o
Cowan, s G Blake A Smiley, L Evans Adan. Rosa, W
Shepard, Arch GiddeoRs.
Total killed "a. Wounded ILL =s-.s .-
The above list does include all those who though
wounded have remained with the regiment and viii he
able to resume their usual duties in few DAYS
ARM0ED l.. DE40SSET,
I'd LIT. Act. Adj. Sd n. G. T
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HEADQUARTERS Sd N. C. NIFTY,
Battle Field. Frazer's Earn Inlr eth 1862


hessrs. Fulton 3 PRICE,
Gents My attention has Just been called communi-
cation ia the Richmond Dispatch of this date signed
Justice which contains statements to the
part which my Regiment took in the battle of Ellisons
Mills The writer says The charge made by Ri2leys
Brigade The lst n c. the extreme right and 44h Geor
ga made the cha'gethey CALAMITY supported By the
Sd n c. and 4h Georgia. hut these Regiments in
queUce of the time al mRich they Up, the nce Of The
ground and other causes suffered but little loss. The
words in italics wish to refer to.
The entire Brigade, consisting of the LIST b. c., 4b Ca
18th Ca Sd n. G. and Battalion Of skirmshers composed
of company from each Regiment which. during the
charge the extreme left posted from right
left IN the order 10 which they written and drawn
up in line Of battle the MechsncsVie Pike and Or
dered forward in line There reserUe Owing to
the uncertainty of the position of the Battery the line
fsnked of to the right distance and from the time we
moved forward first the Sd N c. and the skirmshng bat
protection from the nature of the ground or otherwise
Nothing but the hgh shooting from the ensmys batteries
saved these commands from utter destruction IF tie 45h
Ga the Sd N G. and the diminishing battalion did come
up in line at the time with the right wing am very
muc mistaken, and this il the first intimaon have had
of it.
is far from my intention TO detract from the praise due
the other Regiments but simply to correct misappTehen
any viii take the Trouble to visit the field with any
they viii that the left wing of the Brigade
the only erey exposed approach and we're exposed
the fire Of the Battery, while the right was exposed
about 500 yards and mostly TO infantry IRE which, In my
in ali the battes has been very effective while their sfe
WIN. &. DxROssRT,
u. Col. Commanding.
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II the enemy hos been ensbedso gain the position
which it is said he has. the chance of heavy fighting
near Richmond is over Tor the present 1t would ap-
pear that he has got no bend of TIE James River by
which his aud tanks are defended while he is able
to throw up entertainments TO defend his front towards
the land We think it would be folly fer US to attempt
to do anything with him where he is than to keep
him and bis army prisoners by confning them to their
present location.
Murmurs both loud and deep go through the army
and the people at Richmond who are cognizant OF the
facts in reference to OF the recent movements
that city. The charge that General Huger was so Gun
fortunate as to appear to conDve at the retreat Of
General Mcclellan, Is not confined TO the Richmond
Examiner ia the awful sacrifice of life in the terri
bic affair of the evening of the 1s instant looked uon
as one OF the Necessary and inevitable contingencies Of
Our charges upon batteries in front were not in
the programme at all, aud although glorious for our
men, deadly, ard reflected little credit upon the
generaship that ordered such sacrifices of human le
But it must not be forgotten that Gen Magruder had
d'ned, and that Gen. d. II. Hill wanted to do some
thing to rival the dash Of his broherinaw Stone
wall Jackson and so our hest r1en were marched to
certain death.
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The MnYH ersr Enflar.

The murder of Mumiord in New Orleans by Butler
is deed which ought never to be forgiven. If such
Crimes passed by, there is 10 knowing what Sew
atrocities this fend will commit The execrable oretch
maybe punished for this murder. II deeds 80 Horrible
escape retrbution then indeed has Justice osaken the
earth.
Mr.. Mumford was a native Of Onsow county, n. c.,
and was of very respectable parentage. He leaves
half brother-a NEST estimatle gentleman-who re-
sides near Wilmington Justice requires that proper
notice should be taken Of the brutal deed end we trust
the matter will not be overlooked by the President.
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Ca ual,.e. In the 18Th Reg. s. C. IT, July list, 1scs.

Field and stafCo A Dowd. seriously, but nat 6ass-
gerously wounded. Adjt Ballard wounded 10 RICH,
arm.
Company A-Killed, B Randolph, Capt; W a Reese,
private Severely wounded, LIST Sergeant Springs Phi
yates 4 Lasiter Pue, peloatch Slightly wounded,
W Woodruff; .Privates ] e Grant, q Britton.
Company B-killed, not known. Wounded, Is.
Company Chilled, PriVates H s Jelly, d R Wilson =
Wounded PTvaes Znnathan BIanton in thigh Tais in
hand Hardin, in thigh; Hoard, in head; Wy.
lis n4hgh and back Wyie. in shoulder; Serr't N
Hopper, in hand; CorpI b Putnam, in foot. - :
Company D-Kiled, LIST Sergt q Fronberget Private
Mcfarland: Wounded, Corpi Glenn, In arm Pr,
yates FARRELL in leg; Williams, in hand ssfg't
Company E-Killed, Private Sylvester Tharringsou~
Wounded, Capt Willie Perry, in arm Corp'IS goorg il
hand Priyates G Hoa, in neck Duke, 10 asl q
Parham, in arm - - Is
slightly LIST ssrg6 JOhnson mOrsalIy I'd sergsP
Gfaays severely: Prvaes Byrd, aeTersly;F Jordan
slightly u Holland, do b Hobbs, do # Morrison 40
Company Wounded, Priyates Foster, severely q
Leonard, dol Longmire, do: VIM Curtis sIie5tly
Henry King do. Missing Privates w Colvasd e dur
ply. Jesse Wester. sszss ssg ssss6 - 49,
Company H. Wounded, Hergt u Sharp, severely. PR;
Yates Cheek, severely; Willis Cobls, do Anderson
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CnnScEipsiOlI,

Today is busy and anxious, being the day set apart
for the mastering of the militia iu order TO enroll all
persons subject to service under the provisions of the
CONSUMPTION Law.
OF course there will be demand Tor substitutes, and
need hardly remind any o. readers that while to
many worthy willing to eater the Service, the sums
they may obtain in this way will be valuable as fund
for their families in their absence in case Of their
DEATH there will be Others Offering themselves substi-
tutes and getting all the money they can with tie fixed
design at the tme not to W. have heard OF
cases and think it only rightIO put individual citi-
zens as we'll as the commanders of companies upon their
guard Daily Journal 8h inst.
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RICHMOND, VA, July 81, 1852.
To The Editors of the Journal

70 re LuuofS OF he journal:
The following the casualties Of Company G, Drums
wick Quicks,) 30th Regiment n. Q. T.:
Killed-CoIp'IS B Leonard, Private " Mccall. Woun-
ded and taken prisoner, Lieut. Ephraim Greer Ee
shot through breast shoulder. Wounded, Lieut. I.
Cain, shoulder; eergt l. Tharp, in hand; Sergt
Butler, in foot; CorpI Larkins, in hand, Corp1 "
Howard. il hip Danford shot through tie jaws, knock
ing cut the back upper teeth Of both Urjah Hewitt
Iaaac hljken. hand; Il Potter, jaw Stewart Russ,
hip; samI " Wescott, in thigh; Eharp in arm; L "
Harris, wounded but nature of wound unknown.
L D CALN. II COM. Co g Both Rez,t y @ Z
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second Reg,s n. G. =.
OAMs OF MAJ. CIV. D. H. BlI

49, July 4th, ISe2
Editors of The WilfrinqtoYl Journal:
DEAR SIZES Those who have friends relatives in hs "a
Regiment will no doubt be anxious to obtain list of ~
casualties of the last few days. enclose which IL
nearly accurate at this time can make. -
a. A. WATSON, Chaplain
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r, ssirhtIy: prizat,ss YIN Rob

49,. -.
sharp do ssrg't Z Webb PEizates Y % BOB
ertss DO; James sulnner ao. ). t,, $50, ,f,A1,
Private 81 Iannnon Wounded. 1t e Hlndef, ss htly
nj Lawrence broken Ptlfalss Saiyln lssss
In leg q W>Charry, slightly ~ = alsht y asly
ia leg Coined Founfan. IN arm BIZ pnnsen, q 1Taa
Missing. R F Cobb. Allen Tay0 = -
COMPANY Killed, Fred Walker, W f. Womnle -
Wounded, Lieut. p CToss IN foot; Private p 2rina 70
foot q Meafs, in leg IA Jordon. IN head y aes'fs
thigh broken: j II Jackson, in bowels - :,
Co1Dpany I-1ziIled, Prfyates Waan Davis and ~ 2
Eicholson. Wourded list Sergeant d q Corn. Il nmssl
seyerey ID sEeFg'tJ H Howard severely Private a :
Holt severely; Eergeanss w Whtess very slightly;
WINSTON very slightly; Privates John Watson, very
sightly; CoByons, slightly; % Brodie, very
sligbty. :, 80, =,
Company M-Kiled, lst Lieut. L Merritt; Prvales "
Baker, II Sanders, JR Stedman 1st Serg't Il Nc
Clenahara. Wounded, Cart W London, slightly Lieut.
W Tyson, very slightly Lient w Rogers IN toet
Corn vsan very slightly. Priyates Ned Berry IN h al
and side l. Clarke very slight; Clegg, very slight
in arm; AConnel arm Joseph Timer signify !;
slightly; A Gough slightly; G Guymeur signs3g = u
W0mbIe, slightly A Loyd very slightly A y
JuIv d.
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List Wounded c. Troops EGzelI d Co.'s Hos
nital IOn Street. ElehlslnnI. Va. EEslv Ath 1852.

TerrIl, I'd Lieut. lat; W Bond, &c Lieut. c.
LIST Edwar6s I'd sergt CO B, 9th; Il holiday. Sd
seTgt co l. 18th John stu!tz sergt CO sd; Her
non, Sd Corpl g. 45th. PrivatesfJ Chloe, =, 18th
r Fair, co E. 81 A Lasseer. co 4, 33d J n Ander-
SON co F. 18Th; Small, co 3, l2th; II Jackson co
18th Robt Ellis CO c, 18th: G Stamper, r, 22d
Allen co Z, I2.h; o Cowan K, Sd; Geo W Pearce
co D, 9th; Il Perry, 18Th. kobegt N. hann Captain
Co F, 35th, tick,
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Casualties the 4,h n c. r.. June asel,, 1861

Casualties in the 4th II. G. T.s Dune 2stss7 isoS,
Bryan Grimes, CoIOstei Commanding,
Company 4aW cunded. Priyates Z S LayeHly, = Al Us
borne, % Hall, Jacob Massey Ghss Harris
Oonpany B-KiiIed. Private David . Brandon Wound
ed Prvates Ch4s Anderson, Geo Menss, adam Beaver
G A Walter. "a. =
Company C-Killed, Prigates Robt Holmes, Robert y
f air Wounded Capt J Andrews Pryates ) 4 Haul
I'll Ste phenson, NJ u Raymer l. A haneis S4fke n
Eav, ) n BrotheFton, j UTurneF, II Johnson.
tompany d--Kiled, Private VIM Boyett. Wounded, Fri
FL w Thompson, Lane, Roberts II " hngius.
Company Wounded, Lit Fimms, 3eFgt Fitzgerald.
Company 6-Kiied, w IL Owen. Wounded. Sergt 8 L.
sharke; Prva Jacob Wagner, Rose, Henry Turner,
/ Il Whitlock -
Company H Killed GorplJP Maiden; Priva5es G "
Barton J bsize Wounded Corp'i Smith Private
. N Bal, Dilon. II Walker Powell, n Steel, }
York, L Lamberis
Company K--Riied, PriVates Paul BaTgar Geo Caube,
James Solomon. Wounded Priyates Alfred Garter, WIN
Norris, F Thompson.
The regiment went battle with 1870 effective men,
| Killed 8, wounded 46-Total a.
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C=s.Ias,ses -. Co, Y, 9Th regiment, =. c. z.

Capt & AcRae, assh wound il side seTg'fD Warren
killed Pryates-Lensrd Bass in hand Alex Carter, in
body and arm Riley Holder in thigh Bep Hay. in foot
John Howell in Leg zacbar9n Hozzey il sr and hahd
in meek sncis spiyey in thigh: smith ia leg Jno
yendrick, killed. L GOD, ia thigh; Koibia DsuShtry,
in arm; Thomas Builard in hand.
1st, lSG2
Corporal Lszqs Peavey III arm Pfyates- Reuben Bass
in hip; Robert Kelly in too Edmond Long kied Jas
Godwo in thigh Eli Strickland, in hand and shoulder.
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EklyI,d, Wounded rad kissing Co. ts., Brunswick
Guards. 27sl June, 1862,


Kiled-Bepj Reynolds Gee Reayes, " White, "
Skipper Josiah Russ, Calvin Little Joel Little, Csc "
Evans, John BcKeithen, 1ichael Gore, W Gore, =
Clewis (nissing) j Simmons
Wounded. Capt John S BROOKS, Sergt J Leonard.
Corps A + Gore, Il white; Privates III Benson,
Benton. A J Mills, g m btanland, sam'l Reynolds,
w Cunlber, w 81 Raymond, S j smith, . Little, Moses
Evans, Alex Simmons George Haze, Robt Carney. Daniel
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WE take the following extract which we believe fol
be nearly If rot wholly correct snd know 10 have been
intended to be absolutely So from tie private letter Of
wounded friend who had bten engaged in nearly ali
Of the battles near Richmo0d The Richmond papers
are Virginia all eyer.--as he complains, hut We viii
say that we haze very generous aeknowledg
ents of the galary end services Of troops from other
States. TO say that they did the same justice to them
that they would have done had they been Virgniaos
would only be to expose ourselves to rieuIe by repre-
sentng them doing what everybody knows Is not pos
sble for Richmond any Virginia papers to do but
then IT was generous in the extreme for them to
knowledge the existence even. of not descend
ed from Pochaboatas some other Indian Princess =
Our correspondent is wounded and querulous and lit
tie captions else lie would have appreciated the honor
done his "trip OF Ind by being allowed to serve and
save the F F. VS. especially those of the city of Rich
mond, which is great on -four and tobacco. We omit
the introduction of the letter and Immediately to
general matters
RICHMOND VA, July 3D. 1862.
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AMONG the wounded arrived here from the recent
battle fields we notice COL a. Iverson, the command
er of the GOTH Col Iverson is painfully, but not dan
gerously wounded.
Also 1t Col John Mcdowell, of the LIST Regir n /,
very severely injured by piece of shell striking him CT
the breast He goes up to Bladen to-day on the steam
er, where we trust be will soon be restored.
Also Captain D. Murdoch McLaurin of the Scotch
BOYS DAMN Journal Ctr INST.
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We learn from the Petersburg Express that Gel.
Hips, the 48th North Carona,) Regiment arrived in
that city on Sunday last fresh from the battle field in
front of Richmond
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-07-10

.YAEKEE GENzRALs. The following Yankee Gener-
ais captured in the recent battles around Richmond
are now confined ID the military prisons Of that city
viz Major General A. He0all, Brigadier Generals
]. F. Reynolds, Rankin, sCmner and Meade.
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if elected as State Senator from the district COM
posed of Brunswick, Bladen and Columbus. Dir.
Baker, beleye, is citizen of Brunswick and is too
we'll known TO REQUIRE any introduction
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WARM-The thermometer hanging up in COO! place
in our Office stands at this present writing II e NJ,
at 80 degrees. How much higher it may get before
night is more than we can pretend TO say 1t is bot
enough now, it seems to us.
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Notice..
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT IND. AFFAIRS.
Olympia W. r. june III 1852

Olympia, W. T., June %, 1862.
Information has been received at this Office of
the frequent and growing violation of the various
provisions of the Act of Congress regulating trade
and intercourse with the Indian tribes. The I'M
dersgned is unwilling to believe that such viola
tons arise from wltulness on the part of the nu-
Territory hitherto and yet occupied by Indians,
and in some instances upon the very land reserved
to the Indians by Treaty stipulation. lie rather
ton, very many are ignorant that such laws arc
in force.
Notice is therefore hereby given that SELLING,
LIQIORto Indians, in this Territory or 'arodacny
or Menpti'g 10 introduce the same into the Indian
country, is Il grave offence, punishable by ineand
Imprisonment, by the laws of the United States;
that within any Indian Reservation. the sale Of any
article Of haNc, merch ,ndss, wthoW first hapiny
obtained q license from the Indian Department, is
also an offence of IL high order; and that all such
Liquors and Goods are, by the law, subject to be
seized and forfeited.
Agents have been instructed by this Office to
renewed vigilance in securing the faithful and Wig
orons execution IF the laws above referred to,
within their respective Agencies, and in bringing
to punishment their violators. In the event of
their inability to stay the sale, manufacture, or
introduction. of ardent spirits, malt Intoxicating
liqours or the unlicensed trade upon or within
any Reserve, they are enjoned speedily to call
upon the U. :. Troops within their reach to assist
them in carrying out said instructions.
CALVIN II. HALE,
iSupt. Ind. .i9;iirs ". T.
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Matrimonial.

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IS a No. !, wishes to unite himself to lady with
similar qualifications. The advertiser being sim
cerc, wiiihere describe himself and although he ia
young in appearance he will admit himself on the
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nm stature. neither 'too fat too lean ~ dark
eyes and expressive. animated countenance and
lie must here confess he is vain in stating he has
the most snowy white teeth, natural ones;) hands,
brow and skin as clear n child his hair and
whiskers are deep brown and he eau assure you
81. Chat these latter bosas:ns were given him by
using, Cor two months, Lafont's West India Soap.
Teeth Root for his yellow teeth, and Jones' Coral
Hair Restorative on his Gray, Coarse hair and by
shaving and washing with Jones Italian Soap.
His coarse, wrinkled skin aud hands have thus
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toles can he had at reasonable rates at every drug
csrc in California, Oregon and Washington Terri
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S'n Francisco, Agents.
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

Of Df. L. J. CZAPKAY, is already secured in
position which places it, as well as its proprietor,
far above the assaults of envy and professional
malice. In the schools Of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded to practitioners in this
department of medical science, aud they occupy
with Others An equally lofty position in the pro-
fession. Ricord is an illustrOus example, a shin.
ing light among the philosohical stars of his age
in Europe, and DR.. Csapkay has fully equallcd
him in this country, as proof of which, the Phil
adelphia College OF Medicine complimented him
with Diploma, and the honorary nd e,ndem de-.
gree. Selecting this as his field Of operation, al
though qualified as graduate of the University of
Pesth, and late Chief Surgeon OF the Hungarian
Revolutionary army, for more extended labors,
DR.. l.. }. Czapkay has bent his earnest attention
to the cure Of Chronic and private diseases, in
which he has become SO great an expert that he
is now regarded rs the LEADER in this branch OF
his profession throughout the United States, and
his portrait and biography are published as mat
ter of interest to their readers in the most exclu-
sive journals The Doctor offices are at his Med
zeal and Surgical Institute on Sacramento street,
corner OF LcidesdOrf, nearly opposite the build
ings of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Lsay- We ask particular attention of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column of this paper.
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and Surgical Institute is Sacramento street. be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company's Office, San Francisco. The Doc
tor offer free consultation, and asks remnnera-
ton unless he effects a cnrc.
b." Persons not wishing to lose time in cor
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| and they will get immediate attention to their
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Address, San Francisco, Cal.
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Losr.-A black ebony cane, with plain ivory
top. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this oficc.-Standard.
We ask no reward for the information, but that
cane may be found at the Washington Hotel, where
it was left by ''salmon eating maiden Of the
beach, with instructions to collection on deliv-
ery.--O. Press
We ask no reward for the information but
Mat cane is said to belong to Hon. O. B. Nc
Fadden, the Presss nominee for Council.
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Attention VOlunteers!!

First ". r., Infantry, U. S. Volunteers.
TIME undersigned have been authorized to raise
AMI organize a Company for the lst Washing
ton Territory Infantry, Col. Seinberger, for duty
in the Military District Of Oregon.
The regiment is now rapidly filling up, and an
opportunity is offered for immediate service in the
best disciplined and most thoroughly organized
Regiment on the Pacific coast.
Pay from Sl3 to $2l per month, with abund-
ancc of good clothing, comfortable quarters, sub
sistcncc and medical attendance, furnished by the
Government.
Recruits for this Company will be Immediately
sent to Fort Steilacoom and provided for.
Enlistments will be for " THREE YEARS OR
DURING THE WAR;" and every soldier entering
this regiment, and honorably discharged, is, BY
Act Of G ongress, entitled to 500 bounty!
Recruiting Offices have been opened at SteilAcoom,
Pierce co unity, and at Port Townsend, Jefferson
county, WI.
EGBERT II. TUCEER, Captain,
WILLIAM KAPUS, LIST Lieut..