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u. s. TAX LAW Assessors Once,
FIEsT DISTRICT OF WISCONSIN,.

Milwaukee,, Nov. ~, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that list Of all the tar
Y assessed under the Internal Revenue Law Of the
United States by the Assistant the County
kenOsha has been made and will be open for the inspec
ton Of al concerned for the space OF fifteen days. the
ohce OF ) BRASDE IN the City OF Kenssha And
Fnrther Notice ia hereby gi1en that will be at the
said office offs. bRsnde the 9th day Of November
1862, for the purpose " hearing all appeals. which shan
be made as provided under section fifteen C5) Of the
~ = $500. o. A. BRONSON
z3td lssessoyi TAT Dit, Wis.,
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The time of redemption of ahe Farmers bank
of Hudson has expired, but the comptroller
will continue to redeem the circulation until
the withdrawal of the securities. Its circula-
ton outstanding up to this day, is $l97.
Banks wound up and redeemed rs follows:
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DIR. G. W. Roback, Proprietor of the Scandinav n
Remedies Cincinnati, GhioDear Sir: Please send me
sixty dozen of your Pills immediately, am nearly
ped Although this il very small place, as Isuppose
you know, am enabled TO send you large an order
because most of the physicians in this part of the
try econmend them snd prescribe them in their prAe-
ce People wont have any pills but yours, and they
really the best for W. them myself when need
anything of the Kind.
Last lot Purifier received safe and selling WE'LL
Will it'll your ageut whenever called upon. Ship
care of D. p. Martin, Prairie du Chen
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
See advertisements in smother column Aw11
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The stocks of the following banks have been
exchanged for United States Treasury notes,
and the comptroller will redeem theiV circula
ion at par with the same, at presentation at
this Office, to wit;
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IMPORTANT 70 F4GMALES!!
IHPOkTAN TO Ek5M ALES!!
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
DIR. CgaEESEMAN'S PILLS {!


THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually peril she is mad enough neglect
ualtrea Irregularities which o-thrds OF
her o subject
Oh. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mula which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CHEEsE M ID,
New York. has for twenty used euly in
extended private practice atey relieve without
pain all disturbances Vt the periodical discharge whether
arising from relaxation suppression They act like charm
removing the pains that accompany difficult immode
menstruation and the only safe and reliable
dy Pushes Sick Headache Pains in the Lon Back and
Sides Palptat0n of the Heart Nervous remOrs Hysterc
Spasms Broken sleep and other unpleasant dangerous
affects raj eDnd Of the sexual functions
the Of fRor .iLbs Whites, they effect
speedy cure
To wives aud NEatrOns.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILL, offered the only safew
means of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
~. LADIES MIST BE.aR IN MIND sid
That on uerB account if taken when the nerru ptior
they will inevitably
expected events. This CAUTION IS ABSOLUTELY
NECESSARY for such is the tendency of the Pills
the original functions Of the sexual rganE ation
they inevitably arrest the process Of LEGISLATION
Explicit directions stating when they should be used with
each box-Price One Dollar, each Boz containing so Pills
valuable Pamphlet, bs had free of the Agents, Pill
sent BY NAL promptly By .oiosng price to the Agent Sole
by Druggists generally Il, b. HUTCHINGS
Proprietor 20 Cedar ST. York
Sold in snGsha by +. ROBIN SON,
And Druggists Every where.
Sold in Chic&go at Manufacturers prices by
Iy42 LORD & SMITH
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mAtRN Up.

TAME in the enclosure Of the subscriber, in the
u Town Of Paris, on about the 1st Of November,
362 three Horses2 Light sorrel, one dark sorreshOd
On the hind feet; white the sceone Of them old and
lame The owner or requested 10 prove
properly, pay cha rgrs and take them away.
Paris, Nov. 10, 1852 RICHARD PRICE.
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Religion is like the fl mament; the more on
searches it, the more stars ale seen; it is like
the sea; the more one views it, the more bound
less it appears.
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an OMGOPATIIY in the ascendant Immediate re-
lief guaranteed Dr. SSIYTHE, from Lon ion, has
opened an FRtab !isfment in Philadelphia Pa, for
the treatme at Of Es11Qis C0mDLdinis. Read his
4 advertisement in another column, headed ola
DIes, READ" 1y1
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Any one afflicted With bad cough, ROGrsenss 49,
Influenza, any other pectoral disease, should give
HOofiand's BalSamiG Cordial fair trial. See
advertisement in another column. 2w22
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Banks wound up, and their circulation will
be -deem ed on presentation at the Comptrol-
Ier's office in currency at the following rates,
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wisconsin B ankn.

William H. Ramsey, Bank Comptroller of
the State Of Wisconsin has published state
ment of the condition of the banks of this State
up to Nov 1st, 1862. We make the following
extracts:
The whole amount of circulation out
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x;ll be Judged by higher power,
Where is the letter you nave wins
held?' - hand no,
18th the pillow, and drew it forth
philip took it and silently lett Tue
room. r.. .4,dv with a
heating heart, he opened the letIer'
Inch seemed in truth like a message
t,om the dead. With difficulty he
deciphered the loving, sorrowful words
that his wife's dying hand had traced
~ free him from his letters. Among
many a blurred passage of tenderness
and regret, there was no WoTo u g. 80
ervation he stood fully aoS"l' e' u o-A'
Men's hearts will not cease to beat
,vith love and passion though never SO
faithful a friend or dear companion Is
snirited away from their sides. Inc
Had are not forgotten, nor are their
memories profaned because we VINO
are left,inpelled by irresistible instinct
seek out in the living world those who
can best compensate us for our loss
Il is but sel6shness, after all that com
mands us to remember yet forbids us
TO restore, and
Set our souls to the same key ..a-
the remembered harmony.
1t was not long before Honor W est
wood had to weigh another proposal;
urged with greater earnestnesS anu
new credentials nor was 1t long be
fore the bells rang out a merry mar,
riage-psaI for Philip Stourton ; second
nuptials.
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CIRCULATION

Total. ----$26 SAP
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(0ur War Corr spoadence.;


Thanksgiving In the 18Th Regiment Yer
mont Volunteers.
CAMP VERMONT, FAIRFAX VA. }
Dee. 5, 1862.
MR. EDITOR: Thinking our friends in Yer.
mont might wish to learn how we enjoyed
Thanksgiving. VIII give you a little idea Of
how We passed the day. Lieut.. Colonel Farm
ham, now commanding tho Regiment, Issued
orders to the effect that no duties would 10 at
tended to. except such as were actually imper-
atiye. At 10 o'olocl; the regiment attended
worship at the usual place upon the parade
ground, alter which We were dismissed until
after dinner, at which time we were requested
to assemble On the parade ground for an our
Of social enjoyment. At The hour appointed,
we were upon the ground promptly, nd when
there, VIC toun1 Col. Blunt, Lieut.. Col Farm
nam, and their staff, and nearly all Tho line Of
fcers OF the regiment. Lieut.. Col Farnham
called upon the right wing OF the regiment,
composed of companies A, +, d, | and G. to
fall IN on one side Of the ground, and the lett
wing, composed Of Companies Il, X, f., q, and
b, to fall IN upon t.e other, after which he
came forward with hue football, and gave US
the hounds and The rules by which We were to
be governed during the game. He then called
upon q man to Y&rn the ball. We all - went
ii" IS the boys term it. After about twenty
minutes Of smart kicking the game was decided
in favor of tie right wing Of the regiment
For the second game Commissary Bgolow oft
the Burlington T'mcs and Sergeant Major Z ed
ington " chose sides, Major Kingsley the Chap
lain and several other officers OF the ,giment
parlc p2tcd in the game. After we had en-
joycd ourselves in this, and numerous other
games, for about two hours and half, we re-
paired to our respective quarters where we
found the board spread with roast turkey,
CHICKEN pies, butter, cheese. and all the sweets
the old Green Mountain State affords, kindly
furnished US by our friends vt home We Jared
eHmqtuously. The meal being finished the
boys gathered in groups to discuss the ma alter
of cookery. Many Of them could recognize IN /
this dish and thai the skill Of mother on sis
ter, in the art. thus passed the time util we
were aroused from our pleasant discussion by |
the stern command, Fall IN for dress parade.' |.
fCugS, &c,
Z. D. D., Go. ID. 18th Vt. Vols.
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DO GGsS&ErrsersfEVcg

}LIIE ADVERTISER having been to health IN n
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suf
tered several years with lung Affection and that
dread disease, COnsum ptons anxious to make known
to his fellowsuncrers he means of cure.
lc ali WHO desire It, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrp"n USED Gree Of ch2rge) with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find SURE
CURE foR CONSUMPTION ASTHMA, BRoNCRlTIs, nc. The
only object Of the advertiser sending the prescription
to ne the afflicted, and spread information which
he concevcs to be invaluable he hopes every
Will try his remedy, as will them nothing and
may prove a blessing. q"
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wsmsburgh,
SoJw3m Kings County, New York.
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NOTICE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

DUBIlC notice is hereby given that Lieut. Col Preston
OF the LIST Vermont Cavalry Regiment is duly author
lied by the proper apartment Of the public service to
purchase horses for the of said Regiment Horses
offered for sa to the United States for this service must
conform fully to the Revised Spec catons in these
CARDS. VIZ: Sound IN all particulars; from 10 to IL
hands high; NOS less than Six than nine
old coor to be bay, brown blac sorre good squa
tro!t.rs bride wise and sz sufficient for the purpose
above named,' for which fair prices will he pad.
Lieut.. tol Preston and the undersigned wll be at
west Ranto pa on the .OJh and 2St Thursday and Fri
dayj, OF November, az hOntpclirr the 81 and
21h (Monday aud Tuesday) for the purpose OF inspect
ing nd purchasing such suitable horses may be of
ited Other times and Of purchase may be here
after designated of which du" notice w il necessary be
gwen. CAPT. K. W. GI ARKE,
tEs.sta"e 0gar''r I4ster VI Vol y" =.
Or 'iile orc vs., NOV i0,G, iei9. noylli
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CoNreABANDs GONG BACK To SLAyERY-Tho

CoNreABANDs CONC BACK To SLAyERY.-The
New YORK Erening Post tells this story
- A well known planter, living not far from
New Orleans wrote last spring that four OF his
slaves who had run away to the Yankees, had
returned "They have had enough of liberty
and were glad 10 come back" But in his next
letter to the North he told different tale the
four had run away fgain-aud had taken with
then 200 more. Indeed, the planter suspected
that the four had come back with only tins OBJ
Iceland he probably guessed correctly"
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DEATH OF TIE IioN. JOIN JAcGsoN.--Woa are
pain1d 10 learn from correspondent in Bran,
don, of the decease OF Hon. John Ja;kcon, Q!
that town, who died last Monday, after lin
soring and painful illness, Of typhoid fever. Mr..
Jackson has been Senator from Rutland
County for two years past, but was kept away
from his seat during the latter part Of the late
Session, by the sickness which has juet terml-
mated fatally. We know him asan igrepro4ch-
able, genial gentleman, and can well unders and
our correspondent, who writes that his death
will create u void in tho society OF Brandon
which will not soon be filed
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CORRECTION IN THE LAws.-We call the at
tentlon Of those papers which copy the laws
from the FREEMAN, to two errors made by our
printers. In No. 7, the last word in Sc
should be " t,co y and not g three, as printed
In No. s, for the word " solectmen > in tbs
9th and It'll lines Of Sec /, read " selection. >
These errors were both marked for correction by
the proof reader, but escaped the notice Of the
" hand correcting, and We carolossly omitted
to read the revised proof.
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DEvoTloN TO PARTY. The tax on whisky
is bearing heavily on the Democrats They
feel it very sensibly, and the recent elections
have been rendered much more expensive to
them on that account. Indeed there ia some
doubt whether they do not feel this imposition
nearly as much as the arrest of rebel sympa-
thizers in Northern States At any rate, they
have hardly offered and seen tabled their ycsou-
ton protesting against illegal arrests, when Val
Ind CHAN asks leave to introduce bill TO reduce
the tax on "hiskey. 1t seems probable now,
however. that the tax on whisky will be re-
tanned, if not raised, in spite Of Democratic
protest.
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This is IN OF Improvements, an i: would seem
though pcticolc0 was bel perfected. Many though
that WI en- TIE system Of Homeop thy discoy-S
that the - elixir ~ which to ptrpetulte lite y
found. |; Vas great stride toward that am II
has not reached & expectations Of the most sanGuin'
its friends .'; Improvements lie by Doe. Lord
his system OK Homeopathic Cura'ives, ought - salts
all he disea.. which fish Is m Tae wonderful y
feet IF aspap.ic ps Of itself is sufficient 10 immo
talize his nem N1t besides that he n, prepared Jrl
other d,ltIca, Ln0e, remgdi.s all eQ1Y IS eihiieh
full ass9Itusrt sold by Fred L smith, McntP"lt
W., Agent, o. srt rcr mail on rccep: Of prize -
tc~ hov '-N p ""7r sc. vh-losHie W. -tCG VI ',S
fnilir ice, lJo ,vilLsA s.tvvI, New iork.
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STRUCK.-The skoemakera at St. Albane have
struck Tor higher wages, and demand 25 cents
per pair more than formerly for making boots.
Falling to obtain their prices, they intend to
form a company and open /. shop in opposition
to Their Ola employers.
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GEN. SYLVESTER CnUscnILL died at Wash
inston, on the It'll, inst in the 80th, year of his
age. He was u Vermonter, we believe from
Woodstock, and has been in thearmy, since 1912
seeing active service in every war in which the
United States has been engaged.
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5oLDCERS'
Paw. Pensions and ROunties

fCHE undersigned, having made favorable arrange
L ments, ar' NOW prepared 10 give their attention
the collection OF ai legal claims upon the Goyernnle
in favor Of the TiGoVs aud chdr Of deceased sodles
or in favor Of s.di disabled in the existing war.
HIECNiN ON ROW ELL, Attorneys At. Law.
West EAnd 3lrL, DEC. |, 1862 fA2I
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APPOINTED PROFESS OR. -Rev. j. S. Lee. icr-
merly a Universalise preacher at Mon peier and
associate editor of the Repository, and Stree Pro.
fessor Of Ancient Languages in st Lawrence
University Canton, N. Y, las been elected
Professor Of Biblical languages and Literature
IN the Theolo5 ica! department. of the same In
..t.-.02.
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ay- We commence with this issue printing
the DAILY FREEMAN on a sheet considerably re,
duced in size. We have been compelled to do
this from the great rise in paper, now costing
us double what it did four months ago As we
shall give OUT readers the same amount Of read
ing matter as heretofore, we have thought the
reduction of the size of the sheet would lie more
acceptable than an advance in the price.
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How THE SOLDIERS VoTE.-At the following
times, and for the following States. the votes OF
soldiers legally entitled to vote under the laws
Of their respective States have been taken and
officially declared, with the following results
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DIRECTORY OF TEE HOSPITALS.

DIRECTORY OF THE HCeIlIALS.
TIE SANITARY CONVERSION have established IN
Office OF information IN regard to patients III the
Hospitals Of the District Of Columbia and OF
Frederick City, Maryland. BY q reference to
books, which aIc corrected daily, an answer
can, under ordinary circumstances, be given by
return mail to the following questions
LIST. Is - - (givng name and rcgl-
men) at present in the hospitals of the District
or OF Frederick city?
"a. 1t SO. what IS his proper address?
3d. What is the name of the Surgeon Or
Chaplain Of the hospital?
4th. If not in hospital at present, has he re-
Gently been In hospital?
5lh. If SO, did be die in hospital, and at what
date2
Oh. If recently discharged from hospital,
wa he Discharged from service?
Tth II not what were his orders on leaving
The Commission is prepared also TO Furnish
moro specific ln!orma'lon as 20 the condition OF
any patient in the District ho8pitals within
tTcnty-!0ur hours after request TO 90 SC, from
an officer CT any Of it's corresponding sCcleties.
'I'hr Office OF the Directory will be open daily
from o'c!oc!, 4. A.. to 8 o'clock Z. NJ, and
accessible in urgent cases at any hour Of the
nisht.
The number of patienta in these hospitals is
abou! 25.CJO. II found 10 be practicable. the
duty here under ken locally by thu Commission
will be extended to include all the general hos
pitule III the country.
FRED. LAW OLMSTEAD.
General Secretary.
ADAMS HOUSE,, "a F STREET,
IVGchj10too - n Nrn, 10 1862
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
NiI. JAMES CKARkE'S
CELEasEs EEFgAEE FssEEs

THIS nta., 1cine is unfaing in the cure Of All
those panic! a.. dangerous diseases incident to the
female isjit.ti,!..
II Mo@tfa +i' $500 SEES and removes ali obstructcus
rom "A"t' e"~e, ana speedy cure may be relied
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RESIGNED. Quartermasier AldEich ofthe 18th
Regiment has Resigned on account Of serious
I.Ltss.
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&C . o~E-

The red checks, the white teeth and blue ewes
OF lovely girl, aye as good a flag as o young
soldier, in The battle OF life, need fight under.
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Hearing something said the other day about
d musquito,1eet, cur youngest Jes er re.
marked that" he supposed the grppplins irons
aboard that fleet were called galley -nippers. j"
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HAVING CHOSEN OUR CAUSE WITHOUT GUILE
AND WITH PURE MOTIVES, LET Us RENEW OUR
~RgST IN GOD AND GO FORWARD WITHOUT FEAR
AND WITH MANLY HEARTS.
ABRAHAM LyNCoLN.
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Directory Of Hospitals.

The attention of clergyman, editors, and 9TH
er@ is respectfully requested to the following no,
tica, which ia OF interest to ali who have friends
in the army, and which it 10 therefore desirable
should be widely published
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3J3w3n
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS RANK,
/ COR. THIRD AyENGE AND twenty-five 81.
CHARTERED 1854.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAID.
Open daily from - A. N TO !. NJ: alko ON Monday
"wednesday and Saturday evenings from 6 To g.
SPENCER H. GREEN President
tAueua y. LEE, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
~ Bencvoen: society, viii be held TUESDAY, june ~
81 7oc ock L. NJ. at the Atlantic Hail. Of Atlantic
Column Brooklyn. AL Longshorcmen
questd attend as there business or Importance 10 DO
transacted.
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND sTnAwBERRY
lU FeslvaA strawberry Festival will be held ts mon.
asy) evening" jane % In the Holding Methodist Episo
carc sevrnt euh street. between First and second
nues Doors ne ~ O'Clock. Admission 70 cents. Tick
cts 70 be had :. .Le door,
NToTICE.-THE MEMBERS OF MARINERS LODGE
~ No. J. d OF q. T.. requested meet the
Lodg ry'n lcs Bowery. Monday, June "a a. IL otIosk
70 pay lac last butte OF respect TO oar y brlhcr, q.
Chai les Mash. ny order Of K. SCHOENHElD, n. u.
NEW ORLFaN5.--THE ADVERTISER, RECENTLY
IN arrived from tho Crescent City, ami sme dime
resident there about TO RETURN Parties desiring
Of mature sacted will b. promptly attended The
hes rerence given both In New Yorx and New Orleans.
Tie advertiser has 40 extensive bus ess nisnee tie
DoBERT ). LACKEY, ATTORNEY AT Law. JEFFER.
ll CITY, No, viii 90 lect debts
IN the countrs of Cole Cooper
Galway, Usage, MoneaL Muller, and ether coriies OF
Central Missouri and IN the Suprtp Court He VIII
transact business before tao State Offices jefferson Cy
irfercncos-1he Members OF Congress from Missouri,
Goyeno. Leuenant Governor and Estate Officers OF Mis-
lion. James guthrie, Lcuissle, ky Judge X W.
Wells, United States District Court Jefferson ", No.;
kttcnhouse, liant Co, Bankers. washington u Q.
S,oCIETY OF TAMMANY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER,
- Sachems-A meeting 81 the Council Of y chem will
be hold In the Council CHAMBER Of the Great Wigwam,
Monny evening the 2yi Inst at "a O'Clock. Puctual at
tendance q the schems requested As business OF i'm.
HENEY vtNnEWAIER, Father Of the Council.
RICHARD WINNIE. c,tbe.
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IlILfrARDS. bfrdIARDS. --NTNANT EJACULATION
- BLIZZARD 1ahl0 nAnulasoy. Everything IN
always 10 bc al The OLDEST ahi.huo4t Ia la Ina
States. New aud SECOND ran TABLES sale Manuiae,orr
and Aarefoon, II Gold street
pILlIARDs--BARLy FoR HgArrHFrL KxgRrrAr
ID BssIor IS rooms - Fulton ssee, aonlsa nv ula,.
inc at A. II. Can AOiate players eseuit&
BILLIARD nbcs aud Tfimmng & sIdu. ~. ts4llah.
Ing the world isr Eutsi aa-ilss vassr9aA
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rI,HE SONS or OR !sNGE AND SULLIVAN ARE RE-
qnesed 20 attend inectiug. to be held at the Il,
House on Monday evening nest, Sd instant, clock
rally " Cons tuan an, bylaws VI Their ASSOCIATION
Nav ioRB, June "a, Ise2,
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CTANT0N LEGION.
- Recruits wanted to complete Company Of this resi
men now forming under ihe late call for volun teers
Rded BY Col. Wm H. Allen. All promotions while
the regiment Is in the field win be from the
serving officers and prvntes This rule
will strictly adhered Good abundant raons
pany viii be under the ecnmand Of officers who have
ability ami experience can obtain positions BY making mn
mediate appcat Relief tickets ssued $iOO bounty
the expiration Of the - bounty aud SIS Zone month
pay) advance 70 be paid mustered
Apply 70 Captain IsAAc L. TAYLOR, ia west street,
corner OF Dey, recruiting Office.
0EoRGE X. FoRrIs, Lieutenant.