davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
THE FAIR INEZ; Or,
THE LONE LADY or The CRIMSON CLIFFS.
CONTINUED.

OUNIlNUED.
NOTE-We had intended to conclude this beautiful
and ''Tcrriicay Thrilling Tale of the Sea- in this
week edition, but md 1t so hard TO part with the
many thousand kind friends who have been with us
from the start and have anxiously waited the pub
oatiOn Of each ne portion, and as the theatre man
led not 10 conclude the Fair Inez for another week
isaac Isaac has AZ his Mag2i6ceat Union Hall a
tiOns for Men and Boys wear, which he will sell at
extremely low prices and TO which be would respect
fully invite the attention Of purchasers.
Has not my story 4 moral?
Can my readers not now plainly See
That prOcrastinatOn is the thief of time,
And honesty is s,ie best PClicys
And may your pardon nov crave,
If the sayings / herein record,
Which We all 10 our memory should save
That virtue is its surest reward.
Should ever despise man
Who a ragged coat does wear2
Better take him 10 UNION HALL
And buy him new coat there.
Then il happiness you would ENJOY,
And in heavens rich treasure invest,
While buying for him new coat
Buy him also some pants and a vest.
BY preachers It often is preached,
That never does dress make the man.
But let them go into their pulpit
With a ragged coat on IL they can;
Or il they have rents in their pants
Their congregation would starei lind
By the RENTS Of the pews they quickly would
The odds in the clothes they wear.
Now fachers just take my advice,
Which l willingly give unto all;
If your flock yUu would see looking nice,
Go with them 20 UNION HALL,
Ard when in that famous bazaar,
Just tell them their cash to invest,
Fer though dTess may not make the man,
Still a man looks far better well dressed.
CTo BE CONCLUDED IN ANOTHER WEEE.) -
I'VE would respectfully inform our numerous
readers that We have on hand tho largest aud most
complete assortment Of
seasonable Ready-Made Clothing,
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
to which We invite the attention ofpurehasera at
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sewing
Machines StOrT's AutOmaton Pressman, and
Strcngs Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
aa- Corner Superior and Union-Sts.
Ha Look out for the GIANTS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

WANTED.-A gentleman and wife desire to
rent house furnished-wholly, or in part
pleasantly located. Address P. 0. Drawer
4O9. sePt6-2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

The excitement at Cincinnati continues.
The Cincinnati papers are received every day
at 4 clock, at Stars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

Mrs c. 6. williams respectfully announces TO
the ladies of this city that she has opened rooms
in The Lyman Block, for the purpose Of Of
feriug her unrivaled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug u: 48.
ag- New Livery, Boarding and Sale stables, So
Champion street.
FsASE B. & FEAsk C. wALBRIDeE.
yuly2aRI2
FALL STYLE CENTS DREss HArs-Just received
in advance Of all competitors. Also full assort-
ment Of Caps constantly on hand.
DECKAND q ENGELHART,
Leading Hatters, opposite the Weddell
Aug T:ios
s5- Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Elsctropathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPeP-
sia, RAeHmausrn, Scroiuls. Neuralgia snd all
rervcus diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Threat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
glE9s ana GsLE- lA-gnlc 1iSeh@E6 ht4eIGnGe
gwen to many Formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had Gsiled. See ad-
vsrHsement IN another column. Odiee No. 1ls,
Seneca street
SrHEREo7EPEs.-stmpson beyond all ques-
lion, q superior artist and we advise those wish
ing to get fine likeness 10 call upon him. A
visit to his gallery, No. 253 Superior street, will
richly repay both citizen and stranger. R27f
HoUsE FUREsuIss ARTIcLss.-6j the old es-
tsbIishmcnt ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found most complete
assortment Of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, Crockery, and Glass
Ware, OF every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tannis Ware, Coal oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Gallery ivory and common, Knife Baskets snd
Trays, and great variety OF Honse Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
Al orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
| ly executed by experienced workmen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

P. R. Freeman-Music for Parties.
o. Cutter Son-Auction Sale.
VIC sooaeld a oo-Great Western oil Works.
q. Moore-Auetion-LooaI Notice.
J.s. Periey- -0Ptieian- Local Notice.
Drawer iOs-Local notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

WANTED-U. S. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
Z. B. Hale, Banker,
Aug. 26th 40. III Superior ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06
COMMERCIAL.
ULKVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
nnn- AInn.-r.-n ga..Lnr-n La.- : I.l.n

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
SATURDAY MORNING, September o, 1852.
SFLOUR-Sale 80 bLls Southern Ohio Extra at
sl,6z<.
WHEAT-Sales $1,000, 1900 6,oOO, 1900 busl; ?
cars and 800 bush all free on board at sl,O and
cars on track at slO3
LARD-Sae Il frkins country rendered at ~.
EGGS-Sales Is bbls as per marks, at SIC, and Il
bbls at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

MELoDEoys.-Threeg good second hand me
Iodeons for sale low at the Piano Store Of G.
A. Barlow, No. Euclid street, Cleveland,
Ohio. sept5-5t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

Prairie Chickens, received daily, by ex--
press, and for sale by L. S. Gilbert, 1872, On
tario street. ssptJ-3t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

UNION Morning Prayer Meeting at the cor
ner of Euclid and Erie streets, in the First
Baptist Church, at O'Clock, continues forty
five minutes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-09-06

E5- New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, Sc
Champlsin street.
FRASE B. & FrAsk G. WALuRIDeE.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

v. 10 attend the funeral this (Tussiayl afternoon at
ocs o. lock. The remains will be taken 70 calvary eene-
tsrv 10, interment.
rynor., in Williamsburg suddenly, on Saturday.
a,n,s, q q PD0Eos aged 81 years
TSs fisa, Of the family, also Columbia Lodge, l. o Of
arc rs,> rully invited 10 attend the funeral, this
TUESDAY, intern oon at halfpast one O'Clock at st.
Nars sb,ch - OF Fourth and South Fifth streets
~ s ny, August 10, EDDIE SHERMAN only
chila Of Henry ami "a gona Sherman aged month and
10 days. o.,,r .,n.. =, -.
~,,e % or ~ L. simonson, y the family are invited to
attend the funeral Wesaa> aoo caam;,h az ,sm, smo
O'Clock, from her late residences. - ~ ee''
without further invitation. A..,o.. ...,....
SMITH ou Sunday, August 10, at 'u Ioo so''SSnce S
Pacific place, West Twenty ninth stre''' JAW" saih
aged II years. .,,
The relatives friends OF the family, and .. dis SON
J. r. Smith, invited to attend the funeral, rom ~
Thomas chapel Prince and ThomrSoa srcet TINS
(Tuesday) afternoon at two O'Clock withoDs fursh>r n
vitation.
TMrsoN-On Monday evening, August H. Of sumnAr
complaint HENRY T. DAVIS, youngest OF Edward and
Sarah T. Timpson. aged II months and days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents No ITO West Fteth street. Wednesday after
no0n AT two O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
2,431,I4s
72,s59 5ss ,57s "a
90 3fja

Decrease.
The steady increase in the bank deposits which
we have been witnessing for some time back is the
most remarkable feature Of the bank movement.
and suffices to explain the plethora of money and
the tendency towards speculation which are so evi
dent in Wall street. The increase in specie proba-
bly, consists mainly of special deposits. Many of
the banks are keeping two kinds of accounts with
their customers-a currency account and gold
account; different kinds of checks are used for
each, the gold checks which VIC have seen being
printed in red. The banks ought, without delay,
to publish statement Of the amount of special de-
posits held by them 1t would be also interesting
to know the names of the special depostors who
are boarding gold. This probably could not be OBJ
tanned.
Money is offered in Wall street at per cent
on call, and loans have been effected at that rate.
The general rate of loans continues to be per
cent. Certificates of Indebtedness are down again
to 80. Demand notes are steady at about 1867:
the goods imported in the hope that they would be
entered under the old tariff continue to create an
inquiry for them. The deposits at the Sub-Treasu-
ry to-day were $4,000.
Exchange is dull. Bankers ask 125 u; we
hear of 1851 being actually paid, but most transac
tions are at or below 1876 Mercantile bills sell at
l24aN Gold was rather frmer this morning;
there sales at ll31, and ll3 was bid through
out the day. in the afternoon it ran up to Ia then
fell back and closed 1l3sS bid.
Notwithstanding the news from Culpepper, which
was generally interpreted unfavoraby at the open
ing this morning, prices on the Stock Exchange
were we'll sustained, and governments, Erie, Erie
preferred and Galena were fraction better at
the first board, other securities being generally
steady mt Saturdays prices. The sixss of 1881
sold at par; 730 notes declined a; Central was like
wise sold down "a per cent. For bonds the inquiry
was active and prices were wesustained. Between
the boards the market was firm. Some new buyers
came in, apparently expecting lower prices. At
the second board successful effort was made to
affect the market rumors Of disaster In Virginia.
snd while gold was bid up q per cent, Erie ana
other active speculative shares were sold down Il
a u per cent. There are no stocks pressing for
sale, and the feeling among operators is generally
hopeful. The market closed dull, the following
being the last quotations.: United States 6's regis.
tered, 1881, 30 l00 United States 6's, coupon,
1881, 90 ssk; United States 5's ls74, s61 seq;
Treasury notes, $40 per cent 1O3X 1887;
Tennessee 6's, so 5o1s; Virginia 6's, 5214 So;
North Carolina 6's, G5 a 81; Missouri 6's, 4eM a
4e2s; American gold, ll31I a 1917; Pacific Mail
1927 ll01S; New York Central, 02A 923s;
Erie, 351< . 351z; do. preferred, 65ss 65z; Hud-
son River, &s1. a AZ; Harlem, 151I l5s4; do
preferred, SO 3s4; Reading, 5s q 5s1l; Michi
ganCentral, G3Lla q G3ss; Michigan Southern and
No.thern Indiana, 2eA 27A; do. guaranteed
1 5SM a 5ss.; Panama, l37 l3s; Illinois Central
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

Orders for Drafting Sixty Thousand Men
in the State Of New York.
One Hundred and Twenty Thou
sand to be Furnished by
the Empire State.
The Quotas or the Several
Counties.
important Orders Of the War
Department.
>>~>~>>>~-~---~>~>->~~-~~.
All Able Bodied Citizens to be Inn
mediately Enrolled.
~~->~>-~>>~~~>~->~~>~~
Instructions to Officials Relative to Evasion
Of Drafting.
.>->>>~~>~~>--~,---~~.
Military Movements I'm the
Metropolis,
TO-, &c, u.
All Able Bodied Citizens to be I'm
mediately Enrolled.
Instructions to Officials Relative to Evasion
Of Drafting.
lry Movements In the
Metropolis,
&c., kA.
The Draft I'm the State OF New York-The
Quota OF the Counties.
ALBANY, Auausr IL, 1862.

ALBANY, AuausT IL 1862.
The Governor yesterday received an order from the
Secretary OF War directing draft Of the 800 900 men
last called for but does feel liberty publish
order without authority from the War Department This
has been asked for, and probably will bs given
The quota for this state 05 making the aggregate
under the calls 40. The particular mode Of
making this draft fully defined Several important
pnts left with the Governor. II IS probable, how
ever that il viii be arranged that every locality win
receive Cul credit for all il has voluntarily enrolled. The
militia rolls file will be thoroughly revised by persons
be appointed for that purpose. Applications for
emption account of disability will be scrutinzed and
sufficiently determined by a competent agent Upon
the basis OF So 05 the following would be tho quota Of
the several Counties
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
THE ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITIA REGIMENTS,
The Committee ON National Affairs ON
the Mayors Advice RespectinS Hsrber
nsfemCaa.
RAAnp OF ALDERNHN.

Board OF ALDERMEN
This board met yesterday, Alderman Walsh in the
chair.
The report OF the Committee National AArs rela.
tive TO the organized militia regiments Of the city which
should OIL up the ranks and ens. for nine months the
United States service in compliance with the last call
for 800 900 men, received The report suggests the
offer Of bonus o $40 900 TO each regiment snIsting
The report was laid over.
The Joint Committee on National Affairs on the oom.
muncaeon from the Mayor the subject Of harbor de.
fences In their report sayThat 10 the opinion Of the
committee no question involving 90 intimately
and directly the interests and welfare including the
ryes and property Of the Inhabitants Of this
cty has been presented for the consideration OF the
corporate authorities The magnitude Of the subject Of
securing the nyolabisy Of our harbor against the ap
nrbach of hostile navIe6 oher Of foreign governments
or domestic traitors 10 so patent TO ALL even the most in
dersSt and 10 70 clearly and comprehsnsivey set forth
IN tbe message from the Mayor (aready pubshed) that
10 enlarge upon the subject would be work Of supsrcro
cation They fhe committeeD have decided to the
sdep,ion OF the Recommendation Of his Honor the Mayor
ssd h accordance Herewith, earnestly recommend
ordinance ana the speedy action Of the Common Council
thereon. ..., -.
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Miscellaneous.

BARK DAnoS Bartlett Boston from Ardrossan reports
and % na
compelled TO throw overheard about sixty 70
keep from sinking The vessel leaks isdo strokes
rpos on wSe i' anchor
Sc h upSs a. sr, By
" S Two G
scHs yrcros, ashore Poin. Judith, s holds together
much hope Of getting her o One man remains bs her. ~
f ro% o s s 4
the port destination take this mode Of publicly eI
Z s
the voyage His careful and attentive ali thai
sd BE s. We ss Hn 81 %
y Re @ Ia d r Ii. y s
VIM Bette Francsca Tavares de silva sau,a James Me
Pc'rs Of New YORK, 1nsS 1862
A.s ms.,lns q the nssssas.. SsS sSsra; Wiling
ana for their ssmsn, during Ike
from New Yc and nd in
for the sick and wounded to which they attended faithfully
Resolved That the thanks Of passengers are due TO
s: c s W all s' $ rs q. % s IN s
neral genaenen In their conduct skul nsvss,ors and
is e..
Tps sunboss Msrcedta is now on the great Balance
ing brs arrived al this por, under the rebel coos She en-
tered al the health ONCE the brig Mary Skate Can't Fran.
Gle alias Brown 81 days from Charleston S with 500 bales
cotton and $50 bbs rosn She has finished dscharsing
and Ia laid mp In this,por.
AK ship VIKING 3<s tons built at Bath In 1889 been
sold at about $4,000.
AN schr sallie smith, Of Bridgeport JOG tons, built n
Edenton NC in 1856 At Providence has been purchas
cd by parties in Fall Ryer private terms and wihere
after hall from that port,
snip Mahawk Of Nantucket reported by letter f,os sp
Mary OF Edgarown having been lost prev 10 March So
was Say Of Islands April H.
yUh~ pev
Al 81 Catharines June bark Odd Fellow Weld. SH 81!
20 30 VIII.
(which sfrom New Bedford June for Pace Ocean) no
ports her at date lat ~ 20 lon ~ 30 yng taken IN
spoEen-Juy II. at ~ lon IS W, bark Marcea Crosby
Or Juan Fernando, last Of March. sbp AuCora Church
1 westport, 100 81, oil vel.
ship Resoule, Freeman from WORK for liverpool Jul
| r. OF Sandy Hook.
bark Arthur Pickering, fro Boston Zoe New Orleans Au
| g. lat 80 a. lon "a ",
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Colonel Littlejohn's Regiment.

ENTHUSIASTIC VOLUNTEERING IN oswEGo-sTROSG
MEN WEEPING LIKE CHILDREN BECAUSE THEY
CAN'T GO TO THE WAR, ETC.
OswEGo N Y, August IL, 1862.
The Third oswego regiment, Colonel Jittejohn com.
manding went into camp to-day.
Colonel Litileohn's regiment already numbers over
twelve hundred men.
Some Of the companies belonging this regiment from
the country, have been obliged to discharge from
their overhowing Numbers.
Fifteen strong and hearty men, refused admittance
nto company this morning, wept like children.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
A Turkish Officer Offering His Service,
to Oar GoYsrnment.

The President has just received interesting
nication from Turkish officer Of rank, rendering his
his sword for the defence o the Union This letter Of the
Turkish Bey novel incident that cannot fail TO
be Interesting to the public. 1t is as follows
New YORK, August 0, 1852.
ABRAHAM IINco-v, President OF the United States
SRI native OF Cons antinope and Ottoman by
onalty. graduate Of the military school at Constanti
nople have had the honor to in the Imperial Guard
OF the Sultan. Having also served in the late campaign
with Russia have received five decorations from my
sovereign the Sultan After this sent attache
the Ottoman Embassy at the Court OF S. Petersburg
and subsequently, served sidde camp 10 Omer Pasha
General ia Chief and also under Rifaat Pasha Monte
negro. pesparing OF further promotion rendered my
resignation and repaired 10 Italy where General Garibad
graciousy accepted my services and appointed captain
IN his STAFF in which service remained for fifteen
months The independence Italy being established,
United States government trust, SIR you will pardon
the liberty now take in addressing you AS the Otto
government has always evincei the most friendly
disposition towards the United states, and most
happy accept the services OF American citizens during
the late war with Russia, later myself that your Ex
celiency, with reciprocal kindness, will extend your pa
tronage 20 me. AS am stranger In this country am
happy to refer to my fellow countryman oscan Bey
as he is here known Mr.. 0scanyan no furnish all
necessary information regarding Trusting that my
humble petition may merit your distinguished consdera
ton have the honor TO be, sir your mos. obedent
want, KADRI BEY,
Late Captain Of the Imperial Body Guard
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Recruiting in Massach usetts.

The leading business Of Boston and Massachusetts, the
present week enlisng soldiers and the prospect IL
highly encouraging that resort 10 draft will be
ry Among the marked events to-day the opening Of
the grounds OF the old South Church. held especially
cred TO Revolutionary memory. Thousands OF people
gathered, and speeches made by Mayor wightrnan
Hon G. H. valley and others. Tents have been pitched
in state Court and other streets headquarters en-
listing. Enthusiastic unanimty and determination pre-
va all classes 70 voluntarily n up the full quota Of Mas
sachusetts
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


JANsEs-ARmoUR.- hesslay, August 5, by tho Rev
James Mllett Mr. BsSJAsik JANSEN Of Brooklyn +. D.
20 LIZZIE S. daughter Of j. d. L. NJ Armour Esq, OF Con-
neciicut.
ShlrH-HArHAwAY this city. Thursday, July 81,
at the Church Of the Ascension Fifth by the Rev.
DIR. 6hauncey, FREnEsG GEORGE SMITH OF Drogheda,
ireland to HELEs REBEccA daughter Of Nathaniel Haha
way, OF Delhi Delaware county, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
The Interpretation OF the Call.

The Interpretati tion OF the Call.
WASHINGTON, August 8, 1862
To HoS. A. II REEDgR-
Your despatch 10 the President has been referred to
this department.
Tho general government apporons the quota Of mill.
ary force the States but has regard county
or district. Whatever volunteer force dJoe is rataJe
proeorton shaH be offered BY STATE, any time before
draft Is actually made, would Be accepted by s dpdrt-
nseat and credited upon the drcf lroporiondble
duction. 1t would be right for he State TO y
proper allowance 10 any county that exceeds its proper
ton but u must be left TO the Executive Of the State 10
make such arrangements.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War.
&. II. BUCKINGHAM,
Brigadicr General and A. A. @.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Recruiting in Pennsylvania.

Two companies from Scranton, one from Carbondale,
and battery from Pston leave for Harrisburg In
the morning leaving two companies In process Of orma
tion at Scranton TO follow In day two II is imposs
BILE TO eenvsy any idea Of the ardor and determination
OF feeling OF all classes The above companies are all
fall (101 strong), and surplus TO any that may
be neglected Hon. John Brsbin s doing good work in ad
ADDRESSING tho people Of this vicinity and from his posi-
tion democrat advocating she most stringent war
measures, is adding greatly 70 culisthents
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

MONDAY, August 1l-6 P. NJ.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last Monday
Week eniing. Loans Specie Circulation. Depois
August s44 81 400 9311 s6S 1877 112 osr
August o. Isl 100 203 "a GIL 069 922 504 139 $50
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

LDtIsv1LIKf N.Y., August 10, IB0Z
Six thousand cavalry have already enrolled, and en-.
lstments rejected, the number already being
thousand the quota asked for The infantry are also
enrolling rapidly There will be necessity for drafting
on the frst requstion Of the federal government.
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Cayuga and Wayne Counties Aroused
No Need OF q Draft.

AUBURN, ~ r., August II, 1852
Cayuga ard Wayne counties are thoroughly aroused.
There need Of draft. Recruiting for the Second
regiment under the call for 600 900 rapidly
going on, and the greatest enthusiasm s manifested
Volunteers coming forward In large numbers The
Second regiment will bs filled In few days. II ten
days allowed there will be need Of any draft
a ths distrIct
The New York herald., 1862-08-12
Military Movements In new York and
Vicinity.

TIE DRAFT ouEsTroN--wrIL 1T BE NECESSARY TO
ESrogCE THE ORDER IN THIS sTArE,-ExcrTFsrSr
A. TO ExEMPTfoN-GREAT MPErus TO RECRUIT.
ING, E1c
The question as % draft sti keeps tho popular mind
sy employed and almost every srchivo known 10 the
I"ta department IL ransacked IN order TO ascertain who
o iisJc 90 aran VI who 10 not Communications Il
The New York herald., 1862-08-12

Great Enthusiasm I'm the Twenty-fOurth
Military Observation-Disclosures Coming
i'm Thick and Fast-No Necessity for
Drafting, Sc.
OwEao, N ", August IL, 1862.
Colonel Tracys regiment. raised in the Twenty fourth
district is than full He has fourteen companies
organizing. Most OF them already led several of
them to the maximum Of 101 mon.
Colonel Tracy has asked for permission to raise
second reg ment which he promises TO all up this week
without the necessity of drafting
AS ia less than three weeks Colonel Tracy
appointed he claims that the Twenty fourth district has
made the best time Of any district IN the State