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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

ANoNc Inf PINI..-IIaving received 30 much
rri'ncai5n from i,e pcFafl Of Amoog the Pine." We
cannot u tom ioin, al g. our humble way toward call
ing public attention 90 Il TIL, wofi says the author in
e.. coucirig apt-f. J. not rof6 Of fiction. II j.
record OF c.. The characters have introduced real
They e.e no' dlsn wih the pencil Of fancy. tru,,
oea with the 'int, Of prcpir- The h.ve do.
croei arc tine have taken l1erief with the
p.io-s AID rlc sul 10 few instances altered date
hu tl- e.,t tcn eige. occurred under uy obserga.
.u" 30. ssys seain. Lct ah1 has not tho
se nDj o, poor wi of tho S1in lie actually l..
should 1-,la picture oyer1g.vn will say that te tal'
ha, been TON the whole rciei If tho Southern
syseA b. 10 So native uslnss we're fully erpoaed the Truth
would read like fiction the bide,t relation OF feet se
The wilrs. dream oil romance
b.al Ga mind that III. back &, not the work
a. Northern Abo,iIoni.t II is written oy who wa,
known f.. i alive sentiments, eud who in tho
-; P'csidrauii canyes. voted Tor DoGglas.
We cannot, IN the space allowed u- aefnp, to introduce
any 81 the in d. drama Of o Our object il simply
cob attention 90 ho b. 20 bcs for At careful reading
~ feel sure no .h to feelings o. Christian OF
woman con M Of becoming Interested in toe chrfsc.e OF
s.g jim ard the Inflated ocoToon woman Sncn men %
o. J. notwithstanding oil hrr good points will leidly be
u 70 make ineu Of thought and reelection love The recu 81
.uon while he contemplation Of the characters of Chp'
g. lrn,. Andy Jones and oilers. sy bu.h Of shame
heel. Of Softheiu agologi.t. Tor Slavery.
Ignorance osn aid to be- TIE parent Of vice It i also The
.,,n, o. foolish p,eudicss SO lorg con.ent 20
an 10 uofance ny pIrtc la subject snd l. deter
a.d not 10 .oe dea % enter hi uind-'o LONG a-
r Lar. Out the ,ht 81 every means iu bis power there j.
. tr hope that b. viii improve bn, If he rises above
picad.c. and open. hi. Dyes % mo fh though the
y be- very trying 81 hist be y W soon be able 10 bear
DO eventually iUgh 10 the p.rycr'rne,s with which b.
onc- lot j. ,,t Now cannot bat feel that sly an or
vino i give hi. beautifully and truihiully written
b,o 4sc prfu,a, viii rse orn IL pages both wiser
sld better
Fr ou.,eye, We than. the author for what hs he done
i LIAM Tor the sunny sot. vel as the dnk hado"
bo pa. ,n N, the picture would not hls" been complete
il for human nataIe not 50 bad in any Of
is u.tituons trace may be- found OF oods image
r among u But, reader reruse the book Tor yourself
non Ter the aunt Of seventy miieponier thnAas9s over
The rn,-pondcr the nigh, at tine Mil. House ponder
tic general ,ce countryPoader the state Of society
over the difference In the growth and development OF
Nh, Sorth and the West and render your verdict or OF
arrint he peculiar institution" one who eipec'to give
AN cunt OF the talents which have been entrusted to hu
lPeesshll Messenger
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COMPANY 4.
IT,. : lid D1 coll Cor r. +, wounded
BPya5t Is soundes BALDWIN j. H.. wounded
E.tes, Dshs. volnied. I.v7is ~ "ouhosd;
frost. ". wounded. Holden ~ A "ouho'u
He,fz 4 l. .ouna.d Payne q. r., wounded.
Weldon. ". j., wounded N1-i. =. y wounded.
Fad5eu Cert T. r.. uis.ug. an. C. ~, missing.
Bashaia r. II rl.siDg CL;p !, C.. mi,'ins
I-nIins Il . u.i..,np Mann Z. = missing.
Rivers " l.. missing "a icon, }. p missing
cOMPhSY G.
go,d,eifl. s. K, ni,.ing Walker H. H. missing
COMPANY j.
Blond. 7. 4 missing NcS l.y !. r.. missing.
Dowiu- T. l.. rissiug Ihoades, Frank: missing
No ms l.. l., u.s'ln.. At"i H. D His'iHs'
COMPANY p.
Jackson Co- p. r., killed. + pie Henry wounded
Seed Seas. r B.. wounded. iesas. NJ. wounded
t t Co. f. ea@d 55 ms.S O. w A SsSnded
Blake J. J. ,.o.,nded Hi,.ssv !. r., wounded
Church E4rii. wounded. Volt lehman wounded.
Dousl5. J = wounded Ryan Tnos. missing.
MeJ er Chs... missing.
Lo,hror ". g. Killed sud,A Spencer wounded
Perkins Cue, killed Daorr, q a., wounded.
Garter seat e H., wounded Nichols. r.. wounded
We!ch. Crp T.. a.. wounded b., han. A.. missing
Lyiey. Coz. Il wounded. On Au.tin. missing
XVIII. o. > wounded Johrston. u. L.. nisi'nS.
bsrpsId T.. ri.sing.
coAPANY T..
h:nsret,o9 ''l B. r. ia" Mccle,iy' e. woarded.
Matthew, Go 2. ~ wounded. Il. i.sa r wounded
'Akcl, d. g.. wounded
cONPA*Y u.
p.s.. Corn. ? kileG F,.,s d. ni..jn,
bleon, 5 It. j ) weauded islrf. W =" mi.sinc.
Mo0do1i8 G.. a" wo.nlec n sflIsin O. H.. missing.
rease -. ~. ""I'u.u fi'r'or. a, missing.
Gilman :. W "'Hio ,iurua &. f. missing.
fdD"ns T. - '.tira' N'oiburv. J. H. missing
Drew N o.. '''Nht pfnrr.Jr, Jos, missing.
S0ssin I. H.. int'ihS Iov~fng DAM, missing,
Brock j. T.. .s,l,s btse OK, G. T., missing.
COMPANY :.
WOOD. 81 p. j.. kicd. Ch..'e Root, wounded
tfowell, lk-o r.. allied tnh. Peter, wounded.
Ssrn,s rri -. q anipntd. ho.r. sgt -, missing
Baker Coz. -. wOgLGes Howe, Nra,ton, missing
Suute. ~ wounded Os.c. Lyman, missing
Sesgesf, Ss.i.. .osn1ed Lowry ii r. missing
" ests. N IA. wounded Iaff"r > IL, missing.
f'ori"f. Ld.. wounded. houd I'd G, missing
taIaDeI. Geo. h. wounded tius.oPhe!iW ~ T., Iisslnr
CpMPANl X.
Copeistd, 1Lcgs, tile1 Day. wounded.
yshh,ns', u ~. ii led Forh ssh. wounded
Nee Ssfft 8. T. sgorL3ed Lowell wounded.
eiu'hmsu, ct.,. ~ W DO NdsOo. w. IT,, wounded
b-scsnss, Isd Copeland John, missing
Iota hVs1 -; Wcrrded O4 Missing o.
NO death Lave occurred among the wounded,
who are a doing we'll
The following is lie, Of casualties in Bntter6e!ds 4
brigade a, Viz Bal Run Aog. 30, 1862:
OFFICERS KILLED.
Blaovel, Capt. S. D., 10th y y kyack
Denaf.s: Capt 4. n Eth n T. Sysok
Feed Lieut.. james. I'M \. y Albany.
Ranson. Capt ", lo'h Miei ii1ni
Chi.tck. iisJt NJ, ltih Mich Grernviis
khbJ. Lieut. JOhn 10Th Aiieh PsunyilA
sudden. LisnS. task Ales. syrssass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

I'll. First sixty Men fit for ~MoNIToEs" who
apply will be received in Col Quincy. Regiment Of Nom
tor. being tire i21th n. S.N.
This Regimen. is under orders TO msch neat S'i
$40 men are already enrolled aud only 'N'y MEG '-h
cev,d state Bounty OF $50 will be paid to those "o'si~
this week.
Apply at No 1O8 Broadway.
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,,,.e ,r,.e,.,r nf 1he Nntionnl Mar 3 oInmittes
s2.7 Bounty-si5. immediately.

The An t. Y bAITf,l, caI JANIS .. ,Ni,i 4. nov
Co. u . 6el RECRUITS, now NolT be 81 boUn
tie. stop Aea from the count Wmsd hooa - tie in
dlcemeats. Choose Light Ar lefy 20 "'si stfyies. 10
mus k,t drill; long marches n.r or so nso
YOU Ike no snapslcs heavy ol1 20 carry 30
dis Good officers good pay, good a'i'0s uls -sir
was in the battles iorktown, ,ir s19
Malvern Hill and has ouly lost 10 zee a. e. Tome nj
io.u Recisitins station, No. 10 l4ss5Isl, a"J Ns~
lIous.on-st.. NewYork City.
Corp JOHN A. THOMPSON ''
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Dnslncss Nollres.

/
! TIE PALMER Arm AND LEG.--B. FRANK
PALygR Inventor snd Plenee Clinton Hal, -,o.-rsoe
grouni foo " Y. Philadelphia md Boston Only houses Of
tALNER Go Avoid nposltions Dy calling on the Inventor
| Mrs. WINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CumpRaE-ReIieys, the Child from Pain, Iuvigoatcs the
Stomach and Bowel Cure, Dyien,ery aud Diarrhes Cor
reefs Aciiy and Cues WudCoc Gives Rest, Comfort aud
Health children Ie'tiag and /, remedy In OF
Cto'c,r h,tantum. Sold everywhere 25 cents q bottle
READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLD Prs exactly adapted your
and style writing which will do your writing yastlycsoip
than Steel Pens you want IT, Gail A. MoRTOs No %
Maden-lao-, or iscio'e stamp for ca cular
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST
and economical for landry and family use beng pa
.cuay ADAPTED Tor aaaue and al kud' Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by Z. MoRcASs sossN0. III
"a,hiug.on.st, and 80. 4sp Westft
hs, FAMILY. fALr and NO Soop'
70 THE MILLINERY AND HATING TRADE
GENEsiLLL-GEris's Fail .t- OF ltATs for Misses, BOYS
aid niant. ready for the Wholesale trde The
latest Partisan and London tys La Mole kstor for Misses
Ia Joyiia aud other gems su1PA Only y "HaiS NO. ''
Bro,dwey.
TRUSsEs.--MAesH n Cos Radical Cure
Truss Oce 40. Veseyt under Astor House,, opposite
the church. No connection whateTer with any other Truss
Office Of same name. female attends ladies'
At JLIFlR>. No. o|o BTOdhNdyi iauits |
BAiNoi,L AID Elastic CATERS Boy aud Youths Cali BAL
MORAL Boon, Osnt,' Fine SHOES GArEas add SLIPPER,
al gea; variety al low prces. JEFpshs 9J broadway
RUPTURE AND NARICOCELE CrRED.-Dr. |
RiGG's nari Rubber 1Rrss waterproof use IN bathing
-l.anly aud udestrdcti0ls. No BAkCrAY-sr.. y. \.
GROVER * B,kRR's celebrated Noiseless
sEvSGMAcmSEs acknowledged 70 be superior to ell others
No. 10 Brosdway, New.forH
BARRY's TRiCOPHFROUS il the best and cheap
or dresiug b-autiyirg curling cleaning preserv
ma orn. the hair Ladies Try H. sold by oil druggists
THE TAX BILL,
Now READY in pamphlet OF 81 pages me white paper
Beside tire bin which l. word FOX wod On ordauce with
the original append TO Apt aoeticl hecipitna
on at every article be taxed by the law and the aoun
n the be levied This render. T. complete
md convenient as IL l. possible TO MAKE %.
Irc.t cents postpaid - per 100 IL sent by esprr 81
per lo0 BY mail. Address Tag TRiBrNE. NrT-forS.
WHEELER * WILSON MANUFACTURING
Machines with mpcrtsn, Iuproven, ats
Ji.ce No. So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

WALL,ogs THrArfn.-rhe visit Of Gen Cor
coran to this place OF amusement is announced to
take place tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Pou,,een,b Ward Republican Assoriation.-

The rlunr Monthly Meeting " the Association Val ~ held
M The h.sdausrter No is6 Broomest, THIS thufdiy
TVENlNG sept l. 1902 81 O'Clock. The Executive Com
initte- viii meet at halt.vast :. - ..,,, n, -.
JonS barry. ls.cr.t,ri-.
prDf ~ n. Il. MIcOy,
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The Normal school Uompnny.-Thr Tclchers an

The Normal school C0mpary.--Th- Teachers and
Students Normal school Albany.
ing psny De composed II tue former students o. the
srcI othe- respcGtabiy and good
character they choose to accept Any such young
obtsn ali the information required by applying 70
RODNEY q. hlMBALL. Captain tsic PROBES Of Mathe
rnatics) a, ths STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, Albany, NeS-
ORR.
f. S--All who join this Company vii! be accredited to
their respective towns and counties.
Wanted-A situation as WET NURSE. No objection
!, gons distance in the country Good city reieI-hce
giyen. Residence no. 10 Jame-st.
NO Pay either for Medicines or Advice "n'i
cured.
In order TO show iuconte.taby the superiority OF our
re..n. Ct all complaints peculiar 70 tout hne'
matsn, skin Disea'es Dyspepsia, &c SC Ply ns M
hEDlCAIED BATHS every other meino"' w '-
INV" Dr. Won FALLENSrEIN,
No, sS Esst l7laSt, pe3 Uptaasaaxe,
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Republican General COMMITTEE

EepubIIcHH :.
Itoi,rtrs OF THUR >DAl EVENING. the sth inst al
- O'Clock. on business OF importance >. -,
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Fourtcenth Wind Republican AssOcia 10

mr,tirg thli As1ociaon vii BE- Hft IuIa iIhltsdly
ELENING Sept .. p. at sh,il he4dlaler-, No. so
Bro3ine 81 Executive Committee wal meet AZ Z. M
SIDNEY SMITH, President.
joins a SHARP } Secretaries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

bnc he i5h Assembly District the following named officers
appointed: ,,. ,,o,,,.n o.t,..
f. A WIlrhAtS Nlce President.
ALEX +. SHARP, "a Vice iresideu;
rDVARD & JOHNSON Treasurer.
RICHARD j. NANDERBUNOH, Secsy
pNr,ruiyE CONNIrrEE $500
nous. n curuyVooD GEORGF r.. COkCHNON,
yyoL.iI,,I Al EiSkF ANDREW \. STOUT
lis = ,rV.ISGUAN JAMES Ii. PlNChNkA,
IEST,ti L kFNDATL JAMES 4 JAG kSON
wi ~ "a IA m ID. WILLIS JAMES.
- - - - tVN.F~ LUTHER X. Marsh.
a, ,iifSx MrtIROY JOHN ,. 10 lEtOOM.
DnrEGArks 10 rHE CRY tkNiNAL UNION ,9NAi'ih"'
or which WILLIAM IUChf X, hsH.. IL ! half weh'
A. ~ ~ BRADFORD GEORGE .. ELLISON.
ALLAN CAMPBELL, nILilAh w. niLESi
ELLIOTT f. SllEfAkp, JAMEN d. HONI'
HORACE n. DAY
The objects are 10 further the political union Of s citizens
of the Legislative UulOn Caucus Address and OF
the action OF state Committees calling state Con
yention the Ziih September Al citizens WI us 10 unite
r srh purposes ae invited 20 become members OF shi,
As. .i,tiog. CHARLES GOULD, President
4. J. NANDERBURGH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
SPECIAL Notires.

American Insfitutc.-A stated Monthly Meeting Of
TIN, a,rituir viii be held in rs rooms in the Cooper Union
Bulldog THIS (Thursdayj EVENING. At o'cl},k
THOMAS M,ELRAIH. SecretarY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Our advices from Panama are TO and including
Aug. 20. From The Star of that date we extract
the following:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
U,,,, p.g;m.rt Artillery N. Y. ",

Er.t Regiment, National Volunteers, Col. w.
.,sy-Sow Is the time; don't whit b. dreited bu.
farw.ri and volunteer 10 serve Yoli country In
-. nm, Regimen few more able ncn wantea to
All H. anks Uniforms. rsion And coptoIabe fur
ni.hsd Immediately enrollmeut An the Govornmeus
state and County Beunss scared to recruits Recruiting
Office 6thay., cor loths.
JAMES W. CURNEY.
date IL. Regiment L. \ Chasseurs) Recru,ting Officer.
Regim.Lta IL adqusrers, No sli broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
imam Asrnci,flon Of thr THenIy-IIrst WI

mon Ns-UcIlfIlI 81 IIIt = " "
hring the i5 Assembly District the following named once
were appointed: .....,,.. ,.c,,,. - o-..,...
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

The following arc dCdlIlOnul Hdltb OF hIItu HTU
wounded in tue 18Th Massachusetts, derived from
onicsI sou-. .s.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-25
01OO1o1nG Cars
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Balllmese.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfers Free.
FIR GIL s.

FREIG HTS.
BY thierouts. FreiGhts Of eli deserptfens can be
forwarded from Philadelphia, New York. Boston or
bAlIin ore 10 from m, point on the Railroads
OF Ohio. Kentucky, indiana. Illlnots. Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missoari. BY KAILkOAD DIkECT.
The PennsylvaDia Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamer b, which Goods 6- for~ ard
Tennessee Cumberland. illinois. Niscnnsin. Aiasis
sippi, M'ssonr Kansas. Ark anAas. and Red kfvers3
and Gle eiAnd hAnduskA and Chicago 1llhAiAAm-
ers TO ali ports o the North-v eelera Lskes
Merchants and Shippers rntrnAlias The trnpsro
lion their Freight 20 this Company rely with
confidence ON speedy transit.
The flutes of Freight
To and from any point In he Nesi b. the Per s.l
vania Central kailrosd, are nj siitmes AS fA-
yoRABLE AS AkE CHARGED Bf UTHER RAIL
HoAD COMPANIES.
1T Beparticular to mark packages, ''viA PxxH.
CEsTHAL X. r. IL
For Freight c contractsor Shipping Directions, APP
ps address either OF ht following Agents ofths
IsuIpany.
R.F.sAsS. st Iouis Missouri
H. 4 STEWART Freight Agent, Pttsburgh.
q .kAh Et4 CO. Iral. steg Agents, -
a. " BeoH q c0.. Gfnefafti ~.
Re. MEL DRUM y Co. Madis4 iao.
J. T.. MOORE. LOUSY Tie. kS.
" NJ, AfFMAS X TO-, kvaAss lille Ind,
GLh kEE & ..Glaeaea. III.
" n q b l. LANGLEY Gsllipolis,o.
q h. NAL. PArkerstu.g, Va.
HALL. y CO.. Marirtta O.
s. PIERCEs 60. Iaresvitie o.
M'DoM ra.t& N'loLA Portsmouth, o.
X AAEEll. MaysviIte, ny.
j. T.. JOHNSON. kipie,. O.
JOHN TOIb Coz iiglen. ny.
G. r.. TT EATON cfryEt8rI u.
NJ &. MEDIUM, aeIl Travelling AG'ifor
he South answest
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Sec: 2. And be Il further enacted, That every per
son Whof han be aPpoInte nSistant
tWenty-one ysArl Of agSnor more than tRsuty.Eix
years. and that Previous 10 his appointment m.
physical, mentAl and moral qnalihestioua shail ~
i.nqoiTe9 into and hEur9bly reported upon by
board OF tSrs appointed for that purpose by
the Sseretary Of the Navy, and und6r such reEuls.
ttona - he may prescribe,
Sec. 3. And Be IL further enacted That the anna.
Payot tPayasters shall b a. iollOWE viz:
On duty At ~ for the fEEt aVs yOerl aftsr date Of
I'VE hundred dollars.
On other duty, ior the INST ye years aftsr date Of
commission, one thousand dollars; after dV0 Year,
lrSm date OF commission, one Thousand two hundred
On leave Of absence or waiting orders the r,4
hTe years AFTER date Of commission, eight hundred
dolarS; aitef I've yeaFS from date Of ono
thousand dolhFai aud when attached toYoiSels for
y, se9 htall be entitled
See. 4. And be Il further enacted, That from and
amer the passage Of this act NO commanding odleer
Of any vessel in the navy GhaI be required to per-
form the duties Of payma5tsF OF RssiIfant paynins.
ter; and whom gueh once GhRll become vacant, by
death or otherwise In Bhpg II sea or on foreign st6.
tionA or on the Pacific coast Of the United state
the senior Ofieer present may make an acting an.
pOi9tment Of any Mt person TO perform the duties
antl another p1ymhateF or assistant paymRSter
shan report for duty. Any person PERFORMING tfo
duties Of paymaster as5iItant paymhster in 0ecor.
dance with this section Cbut not otherwise shall 10
acting. =
see B. And e II further enacted, That each a..
9istant paymaster shall, upon his appointment enter
Into bonds In the amount OF ten thousand dollar
with q least two good and sufficient 5ecurtTea for
tho talthfui performance OF his duties and that a.
si9t3nt aymasters ahall have rank and precedence
with assistant geonS not passed. and that All an
pointments 70 MI vacancies in the corps Of paymas.
ter8 shall be made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant payHnStefs.
Sec Q. And be Il further enacted, That within six
months after the expiration Of the present fnsurrec-
tton the corps Of paymRsteTg and assistant paymas
tiers shall be reduced to the number Of 1eVsnfvhYa
In the whole. . -
Approved, July II, 1851.
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For ineiden2i expenses o. the auaFt6rr1aSAsva-
department three hundred Eixty-dye thon5SD5 ana
thirteen dollars and eighty eonfs $3.50 'es'-
For EanSportatton OF the aFTnY and it1 0-rvnlf.,
two million two hundred aud dfty-f1uF
hundred and Sighty-six dollars and5 n StS.5oss
eeHt8s - ~ -s -
Eor transportation Of OfioarSP bSFrSqtj aft5osr,t
thousana tnree hundred and EtSty-TlT66 FiSiiaTs -
FOR pufehaso OF Dragon horsSS two liiI6rsd ana
thouland three Kindred and fiifFty-
,,iitS5 tS camp and gariSon Oquipago, one
aES1 ella my one dollara and thIrty-eiEht contG
Tor current expenses Of oriInSneS s5Svics t4
thousand d6llar6 at'tSe' " on1y
FOR ordnance, ordnance stores and Euuplfa4 ireir.
S.ns no5eS for an mounted troops fonr
Hundred thousand dnllaFG - W
ZOE o. arm2, sixty thousand dOllar1
Eor Increasing the efIITC TSiISeJt,- ~
nllonAi armoFy, MY thousand dollars = ss'S
~ Of gunPoEder and lead, forty thou.
sand dollars St'sy Ai. ~ ttl'u'
hre OF quarters for troops Of store houses for
tne sac Keeping Of military storss Of grounds for
SuninleE cantonments, and for tenn pofaFT but1 ono
hundred and hity-eight thousand two hundred and
sie ntS.Ihree doll1ra and eighty-one eents
seG .. And BIO IL further enacted, That all RpurO.
P!sl0ns and all proytsions Of law herein contRine,i
ppue40le 70 three year1 volunteers shall apply 70
Two years volunteers, aud all other volunteers VIM
nave heen or may be received into the service OF tile
UniIsd States for period exceeding three month";
Approved, July II, 1851. =
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ON and AFTER tho I4th Of April. 1861, the passen.
" ger Trains will be run a. follows, viz:
The EHlrea Train leaves Wheeling daHy axeept
snndays Al 10 A. NJ, BenWOOd At 1880 A. NJ, arriV-
Ing in Baltimore At $40 A. NJ connecting with tile
EGPre3l train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern ctiss, leaving 6:I5 A. H. ar
TVea At Warrington At G:S0 A. NJ making close con.
neeton with the Southern lines for ali paFts OF tie
south. This train stops at the principal stations
from Wheeling 10 Cumberland.
bstuTuing, leaves Baltimore at S:45 r. NJ and
MeshinEton City At 2E6 p. b.. arriving NJ BenwOod
AZ A. ~ and Wheeling NJ GIT A ~, making direct
connection With the EIpreastTain Tor all parts Of Tie
" eat. Southwest and Northwest. This train Etop5
only Tor meals and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including Sundyas Al
SbI p. b., BehUOOd ct T:2b r. b., and arrives Tn
baltimore At S:l6 p. NJ, connecting with the Mall
train. leaving for Philadelphia New York BoEton
and all Eastern cities At 4:96 r. H., arrives at wash
tbRtnu City at $40 p. NJ connecting with tho South.
Srn Hines Tor all parts OF the south This train sots
on thew end OF the road At MoundgVills Cameron
Huntington, Water Station fairmont and Grafton
Returning, leaves Baltimore At $3.50 A. NJ Wnsh.
lnEtOn City At 5:25 A. 81 and arrives at BenWood n
1910 ?. 81 and Wheeling 1882 p. ~ eonneefIpty
with the Express train for all partsOf the sOutheE
West and Northwest. ThIl train Stops al nc min,
eipAl stations only. F'
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at 40 H.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 N.
". ?. sNrH, Master Of transportation.
L. ". Co.'s, Gen1 Ticket Agent. ap2O
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and volunteers called IRto the service OF The UNI.
ted States, from the time they were called Into
service to The thlEtisth day Of June eighteen hum
dred aud siTty-one.
Be It enacted by the Senate and Hoaso Of Repre-
sentattves Of the United States Of America in Con-
reaS assembled, That there be and hereby L appT-
riated, out Of any money in the Treasury not 9TH
erWtss appropriated, the sum Of i've millions ssveH
hundred and sixty thOuSand dollars, or 60 much
thereof ~ may be Necessary, to enable the Govern
Iusnt TO pay the militia aud volunteers called into
serviee Of the United States, being an additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending June
thITtieth, eighteen hundred and dixty-one.
Approved, July Is, 1s6l.
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Deeember, 1851, 90 fr a. the saus can OF may b 40.
piled % the Of this set and not irro6Sis
tellf are hefeby revived re-0ta1t6SI
al the expenses that may attend the execution 81
this act the sum Of two hundred thousand dollars o.
50 much thereof - may be necessary, be and the
nle = hareby appropriated, 70 Be paid out Of any
money IN the 1ro4a1ty not otherWtSs appropriated
Approved, July II, 1851.
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OFFIcLAL.
LAWS. OF THE UNITED srATRa
FzsSsd At ass FIEJt Ssatfoa Of az Thiy45 IS.se4h
CbagTGSS.
PuVu0-No. IL

AN ACT tOrSfand sud remit the utios on anna I'm.
ported by States.
Be & enacted by the seDato and HousS Of Repre-.
sentatiTes Of the United States OF America IN Com
greas Assembled That the socTstary Of the Treasury
be and be 4 hereby authorized and directed % re-
tuDd and remit the dntIss and impoSt1 all arms
Imported into the United stRtes since the drst day
Of Nay last, o. which may be Imported before the
hrGt day OF January next, BY for the account d
any stAte5 Provided the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be EatiHhed that the said arms intended in
good faith, for the use OF the troops Of any State
which Il OF may be engaged in aiding to suppress
the lnsurrectIon now existing against the United
'' 4pprUvsd. JuIy 10. 1851.