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skS- The clouds rise, and lower, aud
threaten, but scatter again without she'd
ding their iife-giving burden upon our
parched earth; at least it has been so for
many weeks in this vicinity Crops are
suffering, and if no rain falls within day
or two, the strawberry crop will be entirely
cut of.
Since the above was in type, the win
dows Of Heaven have been opened, and
most delicious and fructifying rain has de-
seended on the earth.
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FOR sALE.-A lot of Silver, "small
change" Inquire at this Office.
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List OF Sick and Wounded ON board
the Steamer Citizen.
18th INDIANA.

Edwin TrAford CO A, Abraham Kaniyar
co A, Jas S Wills co B, Jno B Stinson co
B, VIM B Jones co D, @ F Shrader CO e,
Jas Bullock CO E, William Delbreglee co E,
Luke Reynolds co G, Geo w LaWhunn co
6, Amos Waddell co G, Geo N Gresham
co II, Vincent Overlind CO X, Isaac W
Lane CO K.
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clerks and make almost railroad time, viii
be at our lsvee to-day, inviting all who
wish to travel to come aboard.
The Emma and Jacob Poe, with supplies
for Pittsburg Landing, passed down last
night.
The D. B. Campbell arrived from Hem
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9TH INDIAN

Leroy Burdick co C, Bernhard Segal co
f, W q Augustine CO B, Jas E Leggett co
B, David F WILDER CO II, Eli Rose co H.
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Rooms:
No. 90 Bfaia Street. nezt door 70 Biarol67s y
Store.
/" Il. ]. SChlaebfer's.0

DALJHEB'S COssuEzXC LOT
Al for removing PimpIss, sunburn, 7
RingwOrm, &C. just received and sale
Schlaepfer's New Drug Store.
HELMBoLDs'S extrat Bnoha, lust rocs
Schlaepfer's New Drug Store.
DRUGS.--Just received q large and varle
of pure Drugs and Medicines, consisting
the now preparations, just arriving in the
AL Of which are sold very low, at
my13 SCHLAEPBER
New Drug
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36TH INDIANA.

Jas jenkins co F, o P Brown co F, Clin-
ton Copeland co G, Charles E Wilson co G,
VIM Bell CO z. -.s-.-I %
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SD INDIANA.

Hiram D Grayson CO B, A T Brown 60
E, Theo Askew co E, W b Hammer CO E,
Jas Cooley co Z. El-.5E5e. E.1
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II. A, COOKS"

DERF TOgN GUES-4 DOZEN
-AD choice beef tongues, for sale at 81 A. Cooks.
sHoULDERs.--s.oOO Tbs choice shoulders, for
sale cheap at II. A. Cooks.
BRooMs---35 doz n brooms, assorted qualities.
at H A. Cook s.
CoDFIsH--l box choice ccdfsb, for sale cheap,
at h. a. Cooks.
sBoRTs-4.Ooo lbs rich country shorts, at Il.
a. Cooks.
NEW ORLEANS TAKEN-Aud the result is.
you can get Ii pounds of Sugar for one dollar at
II. A. Cooks.
COFFEE.-15 bags choice Rio coffee, Just re-
Is Main street.
REFINED SUGARS
bb:scrushed sugar, IA lbs for 81.
bbls pond do ~ lbs for 81.
bbls refined white sugar, 8 lbs for 81
sbls refined do 8 lbs for 81
bbls refined sugar, az lbs for 81
These prices are to be had at No. 70 Main ST.
mayo 81. A. COOK.
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eTH tHptANA.
-.
" 9 Myers co <, H Clay co K, John
4STH INDIANA.

Fl Trexel CO A, Benz Sweet co A, Elias
Sousley co B, Crany McMillen CO @, Philip
PoOrbaugh CO F, Samuel McCIary co G,
John w Cheek CO G, James Kitchen CO I,
Jacob Garner CO I, Jas Gaffney co K, S N
Gerthnage CO K, Jacob MinIgan co K.
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4OTH INDIANA.

Peter Barnhart co A, Jacob G Walling
co B, W Groves CO B, W H Strand co B.
W R LaForce co G, Willis Clark CO C, John
Mckee co G, Manis Oily CO D, John T AL
exaneer CO E. W Pierson CO F, G W Bolt
co +, John 7 Roberts CO F, F Hutchings
co F, P Dinsmore CO F, VIM Lock co 6,
Il 5 Mintle CO G, Calvert Thayer co G, JIG
Webster CO G, w Il Studer CO G, James 81
Wilson CO 81, j NJ Wilson CO 81, E Willitts
co Il. Squire Hamilton CO 81, Peter S Moore
CO K, Louis Binder CO K, H S Wetherell co
X, Pat LAWN co K, Christ Cruise co K,
Montgomery Stephens co I, Jeptha Lane co
K, Geo Michaels co K, II Griffin CO X, ]
d Mccoy co K, W Robertson CO K.
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EVA o. COassSc-aaE. as GGs-9-ES
II BusheI, at VICKERR B
oot24 So. 80 NAH
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IA O0ZssR- Coal oil Ohimnies,
&DW sizes, comprising some new kinds
offered the public IN this place, just recsiY
steamer Lancaster, and for sale at
VICKERY Bro
feb13 No. "a Main s
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Seely James CO B, Virgil A Brown co G,
Elijah Hoskius CO G, Moses Lloyd co K.
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HBEGUL.sR U.s.
-M@ WILLIE, and CAIRO Pack 49,
ct. The Msgnifieent Passenger
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57TH INDIANA.


Thomas Fl Griffith co A, Nathan Dish
man CO G, G w Croe co G, Lieut. Chas
johnson CO D, W G Mailman co D. Andrew
Mcclure co D, Calvin Buckett co e. Josiah
Craig co +, W W Starbuck CO E, J A Mills
co =, Saml Runnels CO F, j B Wadely co
T, G W Small CO G, E Jones co G. Danl ]
Booth co G, John Smith co /, Ephram
Forest co /, a L Thornburg CO l, John r
"iicoxen co |, Allison Taylor co -.
18Th INDIANA.
] T Benton CO A, David Earnest co A
Hopkins Lisdell CO D, Jas W Allen CO D. "
Davis CO D. W A Monford co D, N Barton
co z, W Austin co E, Elijah A Black co
E, Jas Brogles co K.
59TH INDIANA
Obed Whitaker co A, S D Madaris co A.
John Martin co D, Elijah Coeprider co G,
J C Sonnill co K, Surgeon W W Blair =
5lsT INDIANA.
w Davis CO A, R A Condiff co A, Thos
Rose CO A, w Lowell co A, Francis Kelly CO
A. W Lout co A, Jonathan Stanton co B,
Jonn Curryc co B, W B Brown CO Oh G
duncan CO D, NJ Peck co E, H Whalen
" r. G91umons L Parker CO E, J L Thubold.
co 4, DENNIS CO F, Gideon Palmer co r
Sam 81 jackson co g, John B Vineent 20
d Dennis Garritz co |, Jas Lower ca 7
u n simpson co l, Jacob B Kitchen co !.
A a, Re, Gapin co K, w h Smith co K. ]
OhopPeit co X, John Bohley CO K,
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Walnut Street House REQ el
II RA & Lea HsR TO ESb.ROAsiA
Il public that have RENTED and re- ope
above named popular House, and that
ready 10 accommodate permanent and g.
Boarders.
No pains will be spared TO make ny CUES
Portable. n. p. 10
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK sIDE-WA
April 19, 1s62.-Ahd now It Ia hereby ords
directed by the Common Council Of the
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
lots fronting on or adjoining the southeast
Main Street, between Seveth and Eighth 81
said City. cause the sidewalks thereon
brOug hit to the proper grade, and that they
the sidewalks 70 be repaired or relaid within
days from the publication Of this order.
p. BURKE,
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s% All wants supplied BY advertising in the
JOURNAL.
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HeO % EORL

NOSE IN WV. Copfafn.
IL a. FIELDS, {
Leaves Evansville for Cairo every E BL
- NJ.
Leaves Evansville for Louisville every
DAY at A. 81.
The WOodford has en- tered the above tr
regular packet and will leave puntually O.
tised, carrying passengers and freight ct %
lar packet rates. JhO. b. HALL A
myIO No. Water 8
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ADJr. AID INsP'R 41NBRAL'S OFPIoE,
RIoHnoxD, March 8, 1892.
r. ENERAL ORDERS, No. Ii

n Y GN1nhA OnOGAS, ANO a.
I. Tie following Proclamation is published
for the information OF all concerned: -
PROCLAMATION.
BY virtue Of the power vested In me by law
to declare the suspension OF the privilege OF
the writ Of hGbeas corpus in cities threatened
I, JRFpHRsoz DAVIS, President Of the Con.
federate States of America, do proclaim that
Martial law Is hereby extended over the city
Of ana the snd
and do proclaim the suspension OF all civil
Jurisdiction, with the exception Of that Of
the Mayor OF the city, and that enabling the
of wills, the administration Of the estates Of
deceased persons, the qualifications OF guar
dams, to enter DEGREES and orders for the
partition and sale Of property, to make Or
county levies, and to order the payment Of
county Dues and the suspension of the priv.
ilege of the writ Of kabsds corpus within the
said city and surrounding country to the dis.
49,, In faith whereof have hereunto
: sBAL. {signed my Eame an set my seal, ON
WV the eighth day Of March, In the year
one thousand eight hundred and sky two
IL. WILLIAM PAsHILL is appointed Provost
Marshal, and Is charged with the due execu.
ton Of the foregoing Proclamation, and will
forthwith establish an efficient military
Cali dissillation Of spirituous liquors is
positively prohibited, and the dis tilieries will
forthwith be closed. The sale of spirituous
liquors Of any kind Is also prohibited, and
establishments for the sale thereof will be
closed"
III. All persons infringing the above pro.
hibition will suffer such punishment AZ shall
be ordered by the sentence of q Oourt-Mart ial,
provided that no sentence to hard la Dor for
more than one mouth shall be inflicted Nv
the sentence of q Ragimenta Court. Martial,
a. directed by the 9th Article Of War.
by command Of the Secretary Of War.
(Signed,) 8. COOPER,
NH ll-1w Adjt. and Insp'r Gen.
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HAVING been authorized by the Secre-
III tary Of War to raise Battalion or q
Regiment Of Heavy Artillery, for three years
or the war, should be glad to confer with
Captains who have companies not yet mus
tered into the service, and also those who de-
sire to raise companies.
Volunteers or recruits enlisting for three
years will receive a bounty of $50, pay able a.
soon as they are sworn into service and &C.
copied. upon inspection, by a medical ofnoer,
together with transportation and 81 bsistence,
from the time and place Of enlistment, until
inspected and mustered.
Twelve months men can Te.enltst, singly or
accompanies. for two years or the war, and
receive $50 bounty.
TO those citizens who have not reported
themselves, as required, and who will in q
few days be drafted, moo lie the time, and the
last, to serve as volunteers.
Volunteers will be received singly or by
companies, from any portion OF the Oonfed-
eracy.
Office under the st. Charles Hotel, Old DO.
minion Insurance Company. Main street.
City POST Once, Box 877.
ROB'T F. NORRIS,
Colonel 179th Regiment.
have the promise OF Armstrong field
pieces; and should 1t be realized, this regi-
ment will enter the field as Light Artillery.
NH 6-l2t&
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~ SOUTHERN PROTECTION INSU-
~ RANCE OOMPANY.-Ata meeting Of
he Directors Of the 6OUTHERN PRCTEC-
TON INSURANCE COMPANY, held at Rich.
mOnd, on the 2osh OF February, In pursuance Of q
resolution Of the General Assembly, the following
proceedings were had
AasoIosI, By ths Dssscsors, That the Office Of the
said company shall for the present be established
ct the city Of Richmond.
That the several agents Of the company be re-
Qussted TO communicate with the President HEN.
NY W. THOMAS, Esq, In reference to the bust.
neD Of the company, and that they remit to tho
President the anon.t Of tnsir several liabilities az
far - practicable
kseotsed. That notwithstsndins the o.cupancy
o. Ais1andftsb y the enemy, the Directors have no
DESTINATION n expressing their entire cO-tuense Ia
Ne soivsuey OF The COMPANY y, aud ,ts ability I,
.ees ~ enSatemsnts. and to assure tina parties
.n.ersd ~ p company OF fle,r belief in the sbil
" 70 sustain shs Company upon it, orig,.si ia
ana 70 redeem it, l.s.iities
10ss shs Prss cent b required 70 issus notic>s
70 Al person insured by The company Who NAV
havssustained Losses from Ore con,munIests ~.
sams 10 the President With the proofs REQUIRES .
NE byelaws. On or before the LIST OF April. In a.
ger That provision may be made for their pay.
A@S, 81. W. THOMAS. Prsst,
~ 0ALA tec'y. 10 6-dtlstA
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HORSE ARTILLERY.

Il
WANTE,--ONE HUNDRED MEN, for
the above aplecdi9 Battery Of eigh. p.eces-
Blake]y Guns add Howl zsrs-to act as Horse
Artillery, every canEopesr mounted with Gen.
St. arts Cavalry Brigade. Army Of Potomac. I
em acting under the following orders:
"HEADaRs. CAVALRY BRIaADI,
Centreville. February n, 1t62.
'Cspt Jno. Es.en Cooke, Volunte ar Aid to Brig.
Gen. Stuart, Is hereby ordered to proceed to
Richmond. On recruiting service for the Stuart
Horse Artillery. He will be governed by the
rules and regulations for recruiting of the A. and
1. Generals Dept. O. & A.
by command of Gan Stuart.
wv E. TOwLEs, A. A. A. 9enl"
This will be the finest battery In the service.
1t will be commanded by an experienced ar
tillerest, q graduate Of West Point. Every
cannoneer is mounted, with horse and aeeou.
trements furnished by the Government. The
company, which Is nearly made up, will be In.
creased to $50 men, and soon as the legal mum
Der Is obtained there will be an election Of OH.
GERS. and the battery will tsts the field.
The ordinary bounty uf $50 paid. All persons
wishing to Join 'fhis company are requested to
address me by letter. at Richmond, or apply at
the Recruiting Office, opposite Godiin's Hall,
l1th street., TO ne CT to RoB'r D. WARD, Egg,
who 10 associated with me.
NH e-2w JNO. KATEN COOKE.
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r light ARTILLERYIi
IL BATTERY SECUREDili
BOUNTY FIFTY DOLLARSi
The undersigned having secured q splendid
battery OF field pieces, have authority to
raise a Company OF Light Artillery, to be
mustered into the service OF the Provisional
Army OF Virginia. for the war. Each man
will be entitled tc bounty OF $50 upon be-.
ing mustered In. As an Opportunity Of en-.
listing In this arm Of the service will not
hereafter be Of frequent occurrence, those
wishing to join will make application at once
at the rendezvous, northwest corner Of Gary
ana ltth streets, where one or more Of the
undersigned can always be seen.
Those having suhstitutes will sef them In
at once. a. the ranks are hjlipg rapidly.
STAPLETON ORUTCHFlELD,
WILLIAM X. TANNER,
CHARLES Is. WORKMAN.
fe 18Eb
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DICHMUND ENCAMPMENT, NO. ,,
II, K. THE members OF Richmond En-
campment, No. 2, K. t., desirous of forming
a military Company for city defence. under
the act passed March 9TH, 1892, will call at the
store Of MIR. J. T. REGNAuLr, or upon either
of the undersigned Committee, THIS WEEK.
and enroll their names.
E. H. GILL,
W. L. MAULE,
JAMES A. SCOTT, fCcm' tee.
CHARLES CAMPBELL
". T. ALLEN,
NH 12-dt
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m SPECIAL NOTICE
OAANA,
GLASS ArD
EARTHENWARE A
lily REAIIllEh RRINES

EARTHENW AXE Al
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
we shall offer from this date, our entire large
and desirable stock of Goods at greatly re-
duced prices until the 10Th April, when the
remainder will be closed at auction.
We have on hand many desirable House.
keeping Goods, 0old Band and Fancy Deco
rated Dinner Sets. Rich Gilt Tea Sets, Toi.
letSetts, Bohemian and China Vases, Out and
Pressed Glassware, Silver. Plated Goods
Rich French Plate Mirrors, &C., &c
Our stock OF common Earthen ware, thoush
not complete, embraces many staple ar ticles
which will be sold at low prices to the trade
merchants, suffers, and others, will be II.
yered great inducements, as We are deter.
mined TO close our stock speedily as possible
GEO. J SUMNER T. CO.,
Iron.front Building, Governor st.
NH o-2W
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l T T + N T 10 M

The undersigned propose to raisS q company Of
happy now 10 announce that We have procured
the guns, which will be ready for us, together
with all equipments, as soon as cur company IL
mustered Into service. To those who would Ike
to 70 along with Us and share with us the for
Of this war, We arnessly appeal to come forward
now and JOIN rs q Office. besides tho bounty Of
e5', uniforms board and Lodgings will be furu-
ishe free. Application may be made ct our Re-.
oruiting Office. on Main, between 7th and 9th
streets, or at the store OF Johnston & Brausfotd
MARMADUKE JOHNSON.
JOHN W. BRANSFORD.
IA SITS A. D. 0UT0UN.
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BY 1HE G0vEHNOR or VIRGINIA.
A PRODIAMATION,
,r,,r,r,,ra, RI ruR aooL N ArvoH ION yHs9

A PUBLICATIONS. having been made by
~ persons In militia companies who are
en- braced ia the proclaim alton OF the 10th
,nstant, 10 volunteer Tor service In oompa.
niles now In the field to All up the same; and
It appearing to the Executive that the OBJ
ject OF the President In calling for this force
will be a. speedily and effsStualiy accom-
plished by permitting such chAngs Of service
40 BY the mode. heretofore pr, ecribed: There.
fore, ]. JOHN 1ETOhER. Gov sr nor Of the
thorize and require the following supple.
mental rtguiatiors 70 be carried out by the
cmeers IN command Of militia companies or
detachments.
pany. who shall designate TO the ofacsr in
command the company now In service 70
which he 10 willing to be assigned and Ahall
sign written obligation to be mustered into
ser vice IN such company for the war, shall he
II the company selected is at the rendezvous
TO which the militia company 10 required TO
assemble, he shall be taken In charge Of the
rendezvous, and be reported TO the ofncer of
the company selected. II at any other place
of rendezvous, he shall be forthwith or
dered to that point, and before he shall obtain
shall Obtain transportation 70 ,hs point de.
siguated, and produce ,hs certificate thereof
to HE SAID Lfiieer.
If. when he reports to the ofsioer whose
company Nc seiecss 10 Do mustered Ius .uo
maximum number requtred for such company
shall have been made mp. be shall DO assigned
by the General In command to some other
company not completed.
Captains OF militia companies or comm an.
dants of detachDents who allo y such changes
of service, shall forthwith make out list OF
the men TO whom the change has been al.
lowed, and the company and place Of rem
devious 10 which they are ordered, and re-
| turn the same forthwith 10 the AdJutant Cen
erRl. tORether with the obligation signed by
each m an, herein before req uired
| ~~, Given under my hand a. Governor
L s. $of the Commonwealth OF Virginia
WV at Richmond, this l1th day OF March
1861. aud In the eighty sixth year Of the Com
| monWenlth. JOHN LETCHER.
BY the Governor:
0KoRaR W. MrIYoRD.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
| ~ All the country papers will publish
| daily for one week NH l2-lW
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CHAs3. R. U62RACUTT.
Richmond, Va March 10, 81 NH ll-5t*

NPHO1AL NOTICE.-The Infantry Company
- organized at the office If DR.. Parker, in the
Law Building, having recsived assurances of q
"Battsry Of Light Arillery.'' it was unsnm usly
resolved, ut meeting held last Saturday plight,
to adopt that arm OF the service. The guns will
be ready In less thirty days. So soon az the com.
pany /, fully organised It viii go into the Camp
Of Instruction At the Fair Grounds. All those
disposed TO Join Will report early possible at
DIR. parkers office, as The company expects 70 be
mustered IN this weak. Meetings held regularly
on Wednesday and Saturday nights.
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A TTENTION.-The Governors Procla.
~ nation OF this date renders 1t neees-
eary that the member OF this command as.
semble at the rendezvous, in the city Of Rich
mond, without delay.
This ir, therefore, to require each and every
man enlisted in this company 20 report for
duty Immediately. On arriving In the city
report at theStore of Darracott, Harris Co.,
No. liz Main st. Ali tAe members must ap-
pear by Saturday, 18th tnst., at the latest.
It is advised that each man bring with him
ct least one thick, walm blanket, and al ade.
Quate supply OF suitable under thing.
Prompt attention to this order is en]oined
on all. n. a. S1URDIVAET,
T. M. HEWITT.
VIM. II. WEISIQER,
CHAS. Il. DARRACOTT.
Richmond, Va .March 10. 81 NH ll-6tk
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DICHMOND FAYETTE ARTILLERY
IL Having recognized and re-enlisted for
Two years, il DESTROYS Of receiving forty ad.
dt.ional recruits, to raise the company to the
terry ia composed Of four brass six poundsrs
and two rifle guns, and is among the finest
In the Confederate Army. The Eayette Ar.
ttllery Is one OF the best equipped companies
in the service. A liberal bounty will be given
to each recruit Only men of respectability,
courage, and patriotism, are, however, re-
Quired. For further particulars, apply to
Peyton Johnston, 1l6 Main street, Richmond,
or to the undersigned, at Yorktown.
NJ. u MACON,
nah l2-8t Capt. Il. F. A.
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UONFNDERATE STATES OF AMER,UA,
OuAlTRRNAsTlR'a QHHIcR.

Rlchmond, va, TN March, 1857. J
THO RAILROAD3-Tof facilitate the trans
for of Recruits from Recruiting stations
penies are notified that the Recruiting ON.
GERS are authorized to give orders Of trans
portation for their recruits, and such orders
persons In charge Of the recruits, will be &C.
knowledged a. sufficient vouchers for pay.
ment. LARKIN SMITH.
NH Slot Asst q. ID. Gen.
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r IGHT ARTILLERY BATTALION -
/ On account of recent enactments by the Le-
glslature, i have bad to give up two Of the com.
psnies accepted for my Battalion. now wish
two more companies-one from Virsi ala, the
other from without the state. Capt B. T. Mar
tin and Lieuts Holiday and Garrett are recruit
Ing company for this command in this city.
Their office IL Rank st. I'd door above 18th.
No companies need otfsr that will not be able TO
report within a short time. The guns have
NH lI-6tA FRANCIS J. BOG0S.
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NH IL. st

4 TTENTION, LIGHT ARTILLERY.
n MEN.-All whe wish TO join the Hsnrico
Light Artillery, which IL fully equipped and
In service on the Peninsula, will call at the
Clerks Once Of Henrico Circuit Court, In the
basement OF the State court House, whsre
they can Get Information In regard to the
bounty of $50, &c. T. II, SANDS.
nah 6 .l2ts Can't Oomd'x.
A TTENrlON. YOUNG MEN OF RICH.
Having bssn detailed - recruit for the
Fira RSetnsss Vr1tsts nolxsssns, (noW sta
toned at Zen trsvillo,) bounty Of yIsrY DOL.
LABS, uniform and subsistanco. will be given
to all able. bodied young men who may on.
list In this. ~ esdsss ssassss~ ssgi.sss h ~
C0n(s1srats &atss.
For further particulars apply ct the 70.
cruitine station. No. ., leth street, between
Main acd Gary streets.
". ". HARRISON,
Lieutenant and RscTuinne OnlceY.
P:H.-Two nsW companies will b received.
- there are at present but eighth the rsgl.
nent. lmh sd ". ". II.
CEE o A TS.-2Ooo bushels prime Soed
- Oats, for sale b.
BLAIR 4 HARvIE,
NH u Gary and nth 80.