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wAEKAx1n to be = sree cure tr
cATAEHH1 ~ pSAn IN THE HEAp.
t,xz HnsDrzz, - z.1sos j De -ertv N I'm
county OF Consumption Every physician knows tAs
with fuli1 fEath1A Of TIL. unMheI, tha disease 1f1{
commenced Rsn
CATARRH IN THE NOSE.
ne nex ser being 10 the throat ind bronchial tubes
i eas:es to cure Cstauh taan Co1sumpou, sud u
curing the nIst prevent tie latter Persons 1honld
sace:ssna !hss tie settcs ~aS To ea1o Consumption
ne :5mntenz e E.s4zh ., t@ey {eae.a,ty sppnas
and IND that they h"ve frequent s1ack Rnd
tenE'nve t. TIC changes OF semrcr.ture Ia tis
don, The uose Inzy be t. slight discharge thin
end actd, Afterwards stcoratng thick and adhcsve.
creased :nQuentty and Ehange3 IN quality they are
now t&tcE and hesy sid are either got I'd ofby Slow
Ing the nose OF eEo they fall tEto the throa xad aro
causing bsd 6Testh The voee ;s shieE and nsss7 tns
Enoyot: deafnnas frequently taEes plaoe Another
So1moa s1n fppostaet p 1Mntun Of CassE1h = tSS.
thiek os stny noncoae Which has fallen down f,u
pton s1sy be sare shst his iscase % is 70 the
s!oye a.e 1he ato7s of Ca,a.zh taeY sppeaz In
~ tss id & the LIQUID ckTARrzH KEMKnY. al
see Hsa s. s.n ss ga9 I'D snSs & e.
70 assure ~ Eho disposed to tcst - Ertnee =
curing Cata1rh. that II afreT the trial o. the Remedy
foT 1ne month no benefit b received the smoRaS paid
Fdoe .! lie GctaE;h Ecn2ec5 sufficient for u.e
o0ce, 1876 Lake. Corner OF Wel1n.St.
Addref. Dr. D. H. 6EELFE,
tc.-h6sSSu Post onace Boz 4sI Chicago, IL
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Mr. Underwood moved to insert as above,
and MI. Paddock seconded the motion. The
vote against the amendment shows the
strength Of the extreme pro-s1aTery Demo-
they all present it would probably have rceeiT-
ed tfi ynfes -
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TASH ADVANCES MADE BY
NE r. FAIRBANK, No Board Of Trade BnIld-
tngA On GkAM, FLpI8, PHovIkIoss md HIaHN1xEs.
For DAVID BOWS L CO., Neu York.
The property can be held here II store until faa
Chicago; Feb. IN, 1862. 1e7R2a04a1
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3Barn Rufhrr GrusB.
GFEIEY'S HARD RUBBER
TRUSS.

MAsEfxcIEEEp UNDER GadGs &GoooTEAR'hPETEST+
This Truss i hAvinE success u curing Hernia o.
Nnnfure before unknown In tie history OF IrusscA
I1like Ii otLcfs e{ {rr used in The following respects:
IT VIII NT7ER Fest. che spring being costed win
Eard Ruhber rendering It npe-1ious 10 HloetuIe q
peFriraton freu1 the bod5). NOE nEEAk cE.[E 6 AL
or H11s7 ER. WILL S1T SLIP OF Aus1 FKo1 FtAcE.
F1IIHr. and is alwzys CLEAN xED As COOP - x
They have neto nsed bY $500 persons n kols t1G
and Surrounding county, within tie paft two yoaR
ant t6ve never !led 10 give saeia1ton ia u cases
Of .hc form References can be given q SaSes
CURED in tIjs city Of thirty years standing which sfe
the Wcs and it IL 1ave5saliy acksoaIcdscd By a as
{be orly reiiatie 7rues ct for Dr. sosae? having
he'd rrapv ycate experience In the application And
ft1pg Of TIu:ses VIII guarantee this Instrument IN
every seect be ~ presented IS tho ssue 1Fuss
qus-c daily Eece!sinE orders fos tais 1nssSz ;s,E
assnr,s he public that 1t ia rapidly Bupe1codnE ali
nss n Ssy, e s1aaaS IT, e
11r, oS Fuctu.c to D7 l. 4 9EELEY, ~! LAKE esreet
Chicago ill., Sole Iopr'etor 20 s; M.mntq1s5 70
rscSiTt of r:aln a. Il X ~ .r.zssT.rsiy Y
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KnttuiQfnrt @Mfcs.

NEW INTELLIGENCE OFFICE
IN -1Ee Eea-cn.n e:zeet, o2pos1ts r7e rev PostEE
Ece EstEb:eaod tho EASTERN syeten. No E1fi ~
frpys, ,ht otso TO enS n..J ul1ee. e!e GEE Ore sac
iactgfY refezp2ce foEo fu7IDeF ecsploJey tatla %
sr!ne help ez.et b. = :Ec os5ue:a eHe e
de2hsR75u
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l.. CORNELL & Co.'s
Sewing Machines.

Taggart i Fa1r'e Patent, W1co1& Gibbs PATENT
Empire Patent
An SEWN. Machines II n,.:Eet make one OF another
OF stcsc three stitches Single Thread Stitch: Double
Lock Stitch, tfrom two common srools}; Lock O.
Shuttle Stitch {allke both B1des) An experience OF
OF every Sewing Machine Of fully warrant
s1rnlc md rcliab!e machines, taking ALL OF THESE
sTITCHEs 10 ons Sn deny tlsat s:sa s:ttcn i Eood
ty different par!ee Ours 1s the only office where Eoa
ca1 gain an npfe5uased kn9Tledge 81 the TIL me5s
privilege Of exchanging Different sizes Will sptt ~
partce whatever they wish to sew. Our HesyT Manu-
are as gs and heavy E5 s,ngsI Mhlls y Shs{ d. saa
We lee? Sewing Msehlne sllE, Cotton, gu, Eezdles
and 70 Rent Sewing Machines BY re week eE m9ath
to order. T Bead our Circulars before purcha
Eend red etgnp Tor Samples and Circular, OF call and
see them at
133 Lake Streets {up statrs.)
Address i. CORNELL l. CO Box q, Chicago. IL
lse961ly1
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N EOAD.
GEEAT Gs3N fRAL ROUTE TO NEW TORE. EBy2
ENGLAND AND TIE CANADA2,
Oh md after SUNDAY, Eov. I'd, ISL Train4 1esR&
the assz* Ce1ta1 Union Depot foot CT Lake sxee4 L
tolQNks:
EM l. N-Day Expra@ Except Sunday zzttres at N.
troit 1t Cot T. Al, Suspension R-1dze At Ill
=. n. Albany Els T. II. EtE fcek ~
Pm. Bost>-1 1910 Il II.
&nE. H-N!glt EIpzesz except Sat2teas1 E<71yee q
Detroit At COS 4. n. S1spensien REtdse 81
Alb.ny 6:sa L. ~ New ToEa12 u. Bosta@
&@ F. II,
Aee.anSh Trains vIA Y c. Railroad leave Chicago u
ano 4 ~ Na:! Trs:u 20 F. II, Fast Expres4 .T1fy0
II Chicago Of ftD A. Il, Eass E1pre6s: at utG r II.
xstNht Mil Train.
The 20 r. n Train 1aavtnE Chicago Euns troogA u
Cincinnati without change q care or bRgg.gd
Salisbury Patent Duste.H arr ran o1 Day Ex4CZ1
TtA11A f8teG: Sleeping Cars on all night GstnA
Baggage Checked Through -
3HEoEsH TdeKkTs ior safe IA al pLinc2a! hoaffe.4
znd Dearborn stteeta lander the Trenoat Hensa1 El
caso, and ct The Delot-
Z n RICE General Superintendent
J. ". EM1TH. Western PAS7> AE'k.
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rE- For the cheapest and best Hair
sex.,rY Ilr. Bza3dz Cuf1s, Ft:xRctz, etc. 70 10 l.
irusW hLpT 10 Like strsst md examine th0a xonr
te1n1 7?Tost.fIpF Of zsf 10 1c1Nny can a9ep3 st0
.r1tScas rom &hA natural Ehan Aetcxd to the h<a6
III. Ilsi, lrxelry contains Always the newest HAt@
sf.iee Arl u1+telee VII give entire satisfactqp.
ccstEl1y
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Legal Antices.

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN-
~ TT OF GOoK, sS.-Super1or Court Of ChscsRo
Ma1ch TeE1n 1Sa- TIE Bank ct the State Of lnd1iaH
for tha usa Of the Branch at Ia Forte. " Edmund
D Taylor acl Margaret TayloEt his vie, Charles p
Williams the unanoMa heir9 Of William B. Ccou- the
unknown heirs Of = aIa h Davidson AMI Eieazer D.
ChsEberIa1n.-In Chancery.
AM'layit q the ne.tses!deaee Ct Charles p Bond,
Alien Hamilton Hugh Ai:EuGol.6. Jesse l. Williams,
the unEnoEn hetrg of William D Glitter. ne q9knox7
heirs OF William H. Davidson, and EleAzsf o. Cham
hezla!n defendants aooEe named hayiEs been flsd u
go; E2ce hereby gtssg e ne sa'4 cnsE3es Fond
lhe unsnoMn AtiIs q HI;3iam Eli:oE '4e 9..ka9sa
lain that the complainant DIED tss bill OF complaint n
sid Court on the Ctan:cry s.ds thereof The 18th
day Of Feb ua1y, 1# snd that summons thescnpon
Issued esi1 Court against said dcrnastH
able on first Monday 81 March next Gs] as L. by
Law required
Now. uniess you, the said Charles D. Bond, Alien
Hamilton. Hugh sicGGnonEh. Jesse l. Wi1isrsa the
u1known heir of y illia 5. Clifton the kesH
Of william H. Davidson, and Eseaz:r .. Chamberlain.
rIor Court Of Ccaso Of Cook County, the rst day
Of term tEereo: to be holden II Chlca1o La
said County, the first Aonday OF Ma.r1 lSs4 aud
plead, answer GesnuF 70 the sl!I cuEaFl1n1nt6 t
Of complaint the sauae and ts matters and th!nEa
therein Charged and stated, viii be taken confessed
prayc- Of SID hils. THOMAS B CARTER, CLERK.
6TArk d IsaAM Coupl:e Solfs- te21E544w
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SUBSISTENCE FOR THE UNI
~ TED STATES TROOPS AND PRISONERS
Office OF the Acting ASST CommlssaEy ct Eu7sistence1
U. a. Chicago, Feb. 2. 1ss.. {
eea1ed proposa1s vii be received Ut THU Office uutil
the Est day Of ba1ch 1sea at Y r. sos the furnishing
now statiGDca at Camp bouElas.
CoMfpsITIoH OF RATlONS:
Three tou1shs OF pound Of pork or bacon. OF one
and onefcurh pounis Of fresh sst beef twenty
orpcce Of bread Gour pound OF hard bTt ID.
o. one snd fourth pounds of corn meal; at rate
TO every one hundred Isons, eight QuArSs Of beans
and ten rppnE5 rice or IN lteC thereof eight quarts
Of reaa or ten pounds OF houy, ten pounds Of
cpfce Of tithi pounds Of roas ed aE6 ground coffee
al ore snd one half ponEds Of tea fifteen poands OF
eusar quarts cl vinegar one pound Of sperm csn
dies 81 one sud onehat pounds OF edamante candles
OF one and o1e kaN pounds Of fellow caa4les. fonz
the Foregoing tvce week ons gaitnn OF mol ssses 70
one hundred fat.ra thrice week Ru ss1e Of pa
tstotH at the Of Tornd per man- Fresh beef
viii be furused Is often four d=y8 In teyen 1t the
prtlcn Of the commanding otnreE.
Thc ial+cs to b. furnished under this contract
uEt be r. the 1rst quality tte proposals to mention
Cd on the envelope Proposals for Army snbrssence
rropoeals Each bid must be accompanied hy tbs
II two re7pnne.b1c pcraaes nat the bidder
TiIl, u hiH bid be accepted. sign he e9ntSaet
"N' JOHN CHRISTOPHER
FIT 1aent. 10th Ill Infantry. A. T. c. J.. q. & 4
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THE REPORTERS AND PRINTERS.

1sr. Hacker Of Uuion offered the following:
Kesolged, That the Committee on Printing and
cngd M 10 tb
or the debates Of the Convention and that they
report s. as carly dag aspfacticable.
PETITIONS.
Messrs. Campbell and Vandeyeer presented
petitions from persons in their respective
counties, which were referred to the Commit
tee on Counties.
THE LEGISLATIVE ARTICLE.
Mr.. Thornton then moved to take up the
| Legislative Article. Carried.
| 4 few unimportant corrections were made
On motion Of Mr. Ferry, the words e or to
the Senate Of the United S:ates,'' in section6,
| were stricken out.
In same section, h{r. Ferry moved to strike
banking or railroad corporation"
which Mcssrs. Wentworth, O Mcl5eny, starnc,
Burr and others took part
Mr. Fcrry's motion to strike ont finally pre-
vailed by Is yeas, 16 nays. The section accord
ingly reads as follows:
SIC. s. No person elected to the General Assem-
bly ehsll receive any civil appointment within this
or from The General Assembly, during the term for
which he shall have been elected and all such ap'
pontmsnte md al votes ior any ans1 IN memSef S ,of
f1,all any member u the General Assembly be ln'
te.ested either directly OF indirectly, In any con
tract with the State OF any county Or city or town
thereof authorized by ong law passed dnt!ny the
time for which he shalt hare been elected, during
one ytar ahcr the ezpir1tion thereof
AcA1 N TIE MEAL TUB.
The motion to strike ont "twenty-6yt
. years. IS the qualification for Representa-
;. latiye OF Senator, and insert tweuty-onc fnit
cd by tie vote
!, SECTION seven was then taken up, arst
changed by the votes Of tho Democrats in th
, Convention. As reported and prevtolsl,
, agreed upon, the section provided for 80 Sen
! aio1s and 90 members OF The LegtSl I
vas changed to IS Senator'S aud 1o3 Represent
atiycs. What the object Of this change va
will probably appear hereafter The part
that controls the Convention increased th
number Of Representatives. but refused t
! change the number Of SvnatoEs in proportion
: There Is no doubt some political REASON to
+ tl:7e, bnt It will not be apparent until the lae
islative apporlionment co.aesup- 1t may y
+ that ihcec additional Representatives arc
= come from Democratic tietri.ta proposed
be geIrynandcred out Of Cook and o:ht
r counties. = -
l. Various other sections wore amended. So
% vas a1ncaded 20 Is to Fc1d rs follows:
=. Sec 81 Every bin shall BE- read At large On ths
fs tsken On It's FINAL paasaEe, e1all be printed; a.
those for whose boneat the same arc tnt,odueo
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A s $ s.:

Cnsh CT hand and in nBaal..........,S:774, ,2aa G6
ta:ss M s-osts ia o;her Scca1it:es 4gzos q
Steam Tug Fuulus, &c &c,.,...,,,..,. 2o,6t9 =
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Mr. Brooks Of Quincy offered the following:
Reso,ttd, That the Judicinl and Executive De-
1artments shall lsavc e;ch power and Jurisdiction
Is nay be conferred upon them by the General As
power this Convention possesses and ought to ex-
ercise; ard the Convention having thus .uoc moth
ing, and proposed to leave most OF ita powers to
be exercised by the General Assembly, therefore.
this Convention ongilt to adjourn siae die at the
carl;csT psesihae moment -.
This resolution caused no little futt1riag,
coming from the Eource it did, and Aus I"
was ut length induced. to withdraw it. The
hit is, however, so palpably 4 good one TINT I
cannot lorbear sending you tie resolution in
fi71l
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RESPONSE Of PENNSYLVANIA.
Proclamation OF Governor Curtiu-Ac.
tive Preparations Tor Moving Troops,
Sc.
PmrADELrmA, May 20, 1882.
Governor Curtin to-day issued the following procama


GENERAL oRDERS--No. %.
HEADQUARTERS, PENNSYLVANIA MILITIA, I
HARRISBURG. May 20, 1862.
On perusng the requiston OF the President OF the
United States In the present emergency, IL Is ordered
that the several Major Generals, rgadier Generals and
Colonels sof regiments throughout tho Common "a
ustR Without delay all military organizations within
their respective divisions under their control to-
gether With all pcrssns wiling to Join thsir
Commands and proceed forthwith 10 the city OF WASH
ngton such other points 10 may be Indicated by fu.
ture orders. a..-. .tae~.
BY order,
A. q. tUKrfS, Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.
A. l.. RresSrL, Adjutant General.
The most active preparations making for rein
ting the army at Washington by the Reserve and Home
Guard. The first regiment Of the Reserve brigade will
be ready tomorrow, aud three regiments in hr~
~ six hours.
HARRISBURG, May &c, 1899.
The Governor has issued another explanatory Of
Yesterdays order calling on the State militia stating
commanding ofcer Of higher grade than captain
will DO accepted by the United States excepting whore
the regiment already organized, and all expense under
tito he betrayed by the general government.
The Governor has issued another explanatory order
stating that the call troops Cor three onihs mill.
tia men as stated the requishon OF the President
The cal. Of the meeting with lively responses
from ali quarters Of tina State, ana Offers OF companies
and regiments are pouring in.
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* Militia, sc.
NY NAV 26 l,ty2.
RESPONSE OF RHODE ISLAND.

ssI.ittle Rhody'' Again ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
spraguc % Accompany the Troops Of
His State, &c., DC.
PROVIDENCE, May %, 1852
Enlistnents en ran'dr. 70 s~~~.t"H ,h.' n"-
next night. The marine artillery IL also recruiting
sprague viii accompany troops to the soat Of
war.
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One Hundred and First New York &o-
hunters.

Tho One Hundred and lrst New York Volunteers, now
., N. seat q wal, has greatly improved in all thsanu-
n Of . s,ldisr-n military discipline. command EN-
Cheney, dr; and cheerful obedience; in the sqractor
and thorough military sdrcation Of iss ocers' In tho
,arous ate aspa tmss, and In its moral and
material worth The strength Of he regiment u clpah
20 Aha, Of very large proportion Of those in the dsd
and il ID xected tha, In that particular u will maintain
,,ssf urtil the end Of the war. 6.s e .f#4Ns
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RESPONSE OF MASSACHUSETTS.

Enthusiasm and Alncrity OF the Massa-
chusetts Men I'm Answering to the
Cal-The Famous Sixth Regime N :
Again Ready for the Field-Proclam =
tion OF Governor Andrew, &C., &C., &c
Bonos, May 20, 1902.
Tho following ia published this morning
BY THE GOVERNOR AND CohMANDER-,N-cHTEF
A PROCLAMATION.
MEN OF MASSAGE S.rrs!-Tbew wiley and barbaros horde
Of traitors to the people, TO tho government q our
country, and TO liberty menace agai, the natl capt.
tai. They have attacked and routed Major General
Banks advancing on iarpers Ferry and march,
ing Washington. The President calls
to rise for its rescue and defence. The whole
active militia will be summoned by general ord@ issued
from the ofnco Of the dutaut General to report os
Common tomorrow. They will march ~ relieve and
avengs their brethren and friends oppose with fiery
May God encourage their hearts and then their
arms and may He insprc the government and all the
people,
Given at headquarters, in Bostou. at eleven cloak
JOHN A. ANDREW.
The call upon the volunteer militia of the state or &C.
tive service in the field is being glorously responded TO-
The enthusiasm Of April, 1851, Is renewed. Regiments
batsaons and companies rapidly arriving from va
rious parts Of the State.
Newburyport sent ninety men, enlisted since two
o'clock this morning.
The old Sixth regiment. which through Baltimore
Rs fully recruited and ready 70 large forca viii
be in readiness to tonight and during tomorrow
The Massachusetts, Thirty second regiment Colonel i
j. Parker, left for Washington this evening. The old
FIRST light battery, Captain JONES' leave early TO morrow
morning. Over 1000 troops appeared on the Conn on
this afternoon, ready for service the numoer will
DO greatly swelicd by arrivals to morrow.
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Tne Promenade Concert or the seventh
SEVENTH REGIMENT lNAnosaL GvAs: Arxosr,l
Nrw Yopw MAY 16 tsto Z

j
In consequence Of tho departure Of this regiment fo~
the seat Of the Veteran corps Of the regiment have
kindly assumed the management Of tho 'lrcmsusds
Concert At the Academy Of Music. for tho bs EFT or
the ladies' Home for sick aud wounded soldiers on
Thursday evening, May 90
The music will be given by Dodworths full band
The which necesstats this change IN the
gemcnts seem to warrant expect sthat
friends will feel iecrcr interest In the objce; VI the
Concert, AND that this dccstn aot ~ abancon giving ~,
will inset heir ccrisa approval s. o CAR RsD.ts,
lhsirinAn Concert L.sumst;e~.
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The Eighth Regiment New York State
Militia National Graysl

meeting OF the officers Of this regiment was held
last evening at their Arnory Centre m arkst. AL
most every officer answered the roll call and seemed
quito enthusiastic and willing 10 respond TO the call Of
the Governor Colonel varan stated that he bad ,aio
requisiton for seven bundled now uniforms and that
he expected tho regimen. would bo prepared 10 march
this afternoon, fully seven hundred strong.
The coofs recently manufactured by Tiffany A Co.. of
this city, for this regiment, will bs presented to than
Immediately before their Departure.
The loleyng order bag been ISSUED BY Adjutan. Gene
raj Hiilbousc il regard 10 their departure
REofNEsTAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS, kLGiifH RsaMEsr NATIONAL GrARp
Nrw YoRK, May 26. 1862
This regiment 10 hereby orde cd 70 parade fully armed
and equipped TO proceed 70 the national capital on
Tuesday tho 9th inst
Line will be formed In front Of the City Hall q, seven
o'Gl0ck T.. NJ. precisely.
The drum corps and non commissions stat will report
10 the Adjuant At halfpast six O'clock 2. NJ on We
parade uund.
Every ms.absr Of the regiment Is notified TO 40 mar
at the aruory tomorrow (Tussiay) morning, al nips
O'Clock A. NJ at VIII oh hour uniforms and Suuipmonts
VIII be provided.
Ea,a onicsr,wl he allowed one small trunk. which
mrs be plainly marked with his name and eter OF bis
com any and be sent 70 the armory at twayv oc,ock
zach company will be allowed servant who nust
6ave pass signed By 0e conman,iant of tho company
by order OF Uolonot J. NJ. vARIAN
b. h. kTrxn, IT., Adju,ans.
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ALLAN OWN, Pa, May 20, 1852.
,oha n s,ss democratic candidate for Congress wan,
.~ei 10 all tho vacancy occasoned BY the d. sih Of
IA .rnas b. Coorar. by over 800 majority.
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Meeting Of tho Tvcnty-second Reg iment.
National Guard, New York state mi
1itia.
The rwentysscond regiment New York state Militia
met last night at tho armory Of the Second regiment,
Safe 6nsfd, pursuant order from the CoIono and
turned TO At about eight O'Clock they formed
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Raising OF . New Reg imcnt-CoI. Allen
Again i'm the Field.

Colonel William H. Allen, who II will be remembered
raised tbs First regiment New York State Volunteers
under the call OF tho President In April 1861 for
ssventy-ve thousand volunteers, and who In conss-
quence ef personal misunderstanding with General
Butler relative to the bsrnng OF field Of grain by one
Of Colsncl Aliens ocors dismissed from the ser.
vice, hns,ws are pleased y csn, nearly completed his
arrangements for raising and PLACING in the nold
another command which 10 be organized according to
tho rules and regulations OF tho regular army.
This regiment is to consist Of 500 men, exclusive Of
officers and sta and Is 10 BIO divided into twenty oom
pan!es. band OF fortyHvo pieces and drum corps OF
forty win be attached TO this regiment The psifa,ro Ia
to be the Same that recommended for
the regular seivce, samples Of WHICH Wal be ready
r6r inspection In few days
when four handrcd mst Ere enrolled tney viii be
placed in camp at Beautiful location on staten Island
where thorough systom OF practical instruction will be
maintaae 1t Is expected that this regiment will be
roady for marching orders by tho LIST OF September.
From the date Of enrolment to the time OF being on.
csmpsd the men will receive pay, with a Communication
or thirty cents per diem for rations while those who
may oin distance in this or other States will be
pail the regular Communication transport The
10 oks eof enrolment will be opened on Wednesday the
2sih inst, at the large over Central Hail. Grand
street, opposite Centre Market at ten A. NJ and will re.
main daily but at other plaos In this city II 10
needless for to speak here Of Colonel Aliens repua
tion either as an officer gentleman, and have
doubt that he will display tho good in tho
ganization Of this new regiment that he did in the
former one. which ranks among the first in the
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PREPARATIONS FOR DEIlARruRE OF THE MIL
TIA OF THAT cIrY-ExCITgaENT AMoSa THE
MILITARy-rHB REGIMENTS THAT ARE TO
LEAVE, ETC., ETC.
The military excitement at FOYER heat in Brook
yn during the whcc OF yesterday consequent upon the
sudden and unexpected call which has been made by the
Secretary Of War for the militia 70 march at once for
the second time, 70 the defence OF capita. Doe
would think that the had but just commoncsl, so
similar thu scenes at the mory and different
crulting placss TO those enacted " that eventual
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6EVkRAI HEAF9r ARi hE, STATE " NEW-fOKK
kpyuTAKr GENERALS OFFICE, Albany. May 20, 1862 (
NE Eighth, Eleventh. Seventy FIRST and Thirty seventh
Sssmonts. National Guard " Y S. NJ. will hold them
selves readiness proceed ~ washin tou forthwith
receipt o orders ~ that effect The connar dans
q the several regiments above named viii Immediately
uEa<e retbusition for ammrntcn and Supplies rep
BY their regiments upon the CHIEFS OF the depart
nents The commandants will Immediately report 70
Cclono George Bliss, Jr AT No 81 Walker srsst. New
York the available force Of their respective commands
By order OF the Commander in Chief.
THOMAS HIILLhOusE. Adiniant GancraI
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Orders from the Con-, IN nde r.in-Chief.
SPECIAL OEDERS-No. LA.


GENERAL HEADouh zTERs. STATE NV YoRg
AnycIANT GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY, May 2e, 1862.
The Seventh regiment, National Guard New York
Nats Militia, will proceed TO Washington forthwith.
colsnsl Lenerts will mako requisn upon tho chiefs
Of the several departments Cor such lniton equip
and supplies he may require for tbs OF his
pegiment Colonel ID. u. Tcmpkins, Assistant Quarter
unastsr General United State Army will upon like
qossnon, furnish the necessary supplies. Dr. Saterse
Unitsd States Medical Purveyor, will furnish the
ssry medical supplies. On his arrival in Washington
OIL eerts will report Brigadcr g. neral wasworth
Military Governor. BY order Of the Commander Chief
THOMAS HIII.H0USE, Adjutnnt General