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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-22

The STEAMER PLANTER-Our community was IN
ten3eIy agitated Tuesday monog by the intelligence
that The Planter, for the last twelve months
more employed both ia State AID Confederate service
had been possession of by her c2lor,d crew.
cd up aud boldly cur to the bloukad-rs The news
at first Credited AID it not until, by the
aid OF glasses, she discovered, ly0g between two
Federal frigaeS, that all doubt the subact dis
pelIed. great variety ct aud surmises were
circulated in reference to the parties concerned and the
Dumber OF the tug|tlvcs on BOARD the steamer. The
most authentic particulars that we could gather are
f1low8:
Between and o'clock, Tuesday morning, the steam
left Southern Wharf, having, supposed on board
five Degroes, namely, three eng neers pilot and
deck hand. Up0n leaving the wharf the usual wharf
signal given by those board AMI the usual pr
vate signals given when passing Fort Sumter. The
officer OF the wach at the latter post called
a but observing the signal and snpposirg all right, al
lowed her 10 proceed ohe Immediately out tn the
bl0ckading vessels:
The Pt0nter had on board four large guns destined
for Of our tor'itc atoms, and were TO lows
one rled forty two under lately put spend con-
ditl0n at the Foundry OF EaS0n BcOthers and sad 70
De splendid piece ; two eght-inch Columba1s, and
thirytwo poundee. Ia addition to these, she had
on board be; own armament, which sel OF one
tbirtytwo pounder and one twenty ru pounder, max
| ing SIX guns IN all taken out to the teet
The PiGnter new high-pressure steamer, be-
| longing to Capt joan Ferguson. She regarded
OF the fastest boats in the harbor and very val
bic fog river service, but unft for work. Three
of the negroes who left also bl0nged to Capt Fergu
son. one to Mrs. Michel, aud One to MIS- Mckee.
There are r1nors OF others having goue, who were
missing from the city yesterday but for information or
this point suppose we must await the next arriva
of Northhrn news from Port r ,ya.
The Planter was observed alongside Of the feet yes
terday afternoon ami from appearances it suppos
that one of the Federal gunboats engaged in re
moving the from her deck. such tie materia
facts 50 far as have been able gather them in
lation to this extraordinary occu renee.
ChGs. C0u l4h inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-22

RETALIATION RECoMMENDED.- The Washington cor
respondent Of the New York Times writes
The rebel Government have this week hung man in
Richmond loyal citazen of the United States charged
with being national spy The United States Govern
men last winter, arrested one Smithson, Washington
city banker on the most indubitabe evidence that he
matter daily to JEFF his & Smitbenn coD9@ned
10 Fort Lafayette, but since the rebel Government has
set the example OF hanging such offenders Mr. Smith
sons friends in the South will not be surprised per-
haPs to learn that be is made suffer the same DOOM
Inc suo7ct mas recently received the attention of our
Government, but its decision ia not vet annonnced
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-22
Professional and Business Cards.

+ ] W. p. KENDALL, 1. s. KENDALL.
cox Kendall, g. CO.
. NOMHISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
| GERS No IL & u, North Water St.
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-22
NnAI.RER AIEARrs

nRUGGIsT AND APOTHECARY,
- No. 45 MARKET STREET
full stock Of Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
Hair Brushes Paint Brusees, Toilet Soaps Fancy Articles,
Landreth Garden Seeds, &C., &C., constantly on hand
The attention of Physicians is especially called to the
Of Medicines which warranted being pure.
November 20, 1859.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-05-22
ALEXANDER OLDHAM

ALExANDER OLDHAM,
DEALER IN GRAIN, AND COMMISSION MER-
- CHANT r.,
PROMPT sttenon given to the sale of COuon Flour, BG
con and other Country Produce.
221. 1859 "
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
DHGNrx REGIMENT.
Fourth kegiment Embise brigade.

All you brave ngpting men who intend to enlist in this
reemeht, fall into the ranks cf Capt Reddys company
There Is day be lost Tine Is precious and delay
few good men who are to Be promoted % ser
Companies the regimeRt Capt Reddy has had many
years experience regular and actual service There
be no doubt that hfs company win present bold front
under the Somapa q gallant and supsriSr
Smith, and that will leave mark IL we meet the
rebsla All the bounes from e state and general govern.
enlist n my company ana psss salsal nspectisn AIsC
Ing Of being paid your relief from the State. No
the earth pays clothes and feeds her SOL
diers better than the United Of America Arouse them
from all other oonsdeona forward TO the rcscne Of your
Walker street. corner OF Elm.
nrst and second lieu enant Fanted.
Capt JAMES NJ REDDY, Recruiting Ofcer
The New York herald., 1862-08-22


"A RMY SUPPLIES.-oFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
"A and EquipaLe, New Yorx, August IL, lsO2.-Ssalei
Proposals viii THIS Office until IL
Monday the 18th delivering by contract at the
Depot OF Army Cotnn- aud Il pa. e In this city,
% 600 Army Blankets, wool gray (wh the letters u s.
h bscn, long Ia the Cenlre) be
ong Ave rset six incaes Hide aud to weigh i've pounds
blankets musr u Of American manufacture and con.
sorm alel sample this
lnce aud be subject u inspsooh o sworn Inspectors
quantity contracted for within twenty days.
knehrd within hfy days ard the remainder within nipety
lays from the date Of acceptance OF the y! l..
proposals Will be received portion OF the quhnly
Ayeied Tor The right Is reserved y the Unlted states
accept reject whole any bids offered,
- may be deemed for OF the government.
Proposals must be accompanied by proper guarantee set
Ing forth that IL the awarded the named
shersin be win Immediately execute IT, and give bonds Tor
BE faithful performance nf the
Proposals should be eddorse, Proposals for furnishing
Nmy blankets and addressed TO Lieutenant Colonel d. H.
Sinon Deputy QuarterInaster General United States
Army.
a RMY sUPPLIEs.-OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING
IA and Equpage, New yorN Aua ust L. lS62-Seaed pro-
Monday the 25h instant for delivering by the
0epot OF Army Clothing and nipaga In this city -
h 20 sets horse Ambulance harness. complete
/ 40 sets mule wagon harness, complete.
u zOO sets mule wagon harness, complete.
Samples and specifications of whc be this
emce Onehird the quantity to be delivered within
IN thirty days from the date Of the acceptance bids
subject e insp cton BY sworn inspectors appointed
Proposals must be by proper guarantee
kng forth that the contra IS awarded the party named
enerein he VIII At the and bonds
Che proper funlment OF the contract.
Tho United States the right bids
Unreasonable
Proposals should be Proposals for Furnishns
lieutenant Colonel D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General. United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

"A RMY SUPPLIES.
s ANEW NEW 9Sns August aSs I
Proposals invited for furn shiag uniform Regulation
ss: yslSnssrs sn ma q r. JassS states. @ me no"
and tfas
fs s @ m. g a., Il
Proposals should state the articles which is proposed to
e sS ssS
w ey S s incurred by
The following list embraces the principal supplies need
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
Inform Goats. consisting Of engineers, ordnance, art
Uniform Jackets consisting of cavalry artillery infantry
Z Uniform Trousers, consisting of footmen. horsemen.
Sosaaye San,ten aps nasI snf; f;vsr.us
DrswerSnFannel :! % and knit
Great Coats-Footmen and horsemen.
Straps for Great Coats
Blankets-.Woolen and rubber.
ssaS sisass; Goats, liinHi iinsa and unnea.
Boots, Booiees, L.sens, stockings.
Uniform Hais-Trimmed and un.rimmsd.
sad Infantry
Hospital Tents Wan 1sS,s sissy Tents Common Tents.
Sfssi%SsS''aI Sfsss,S SSs'aI! ooiors. ls NasAs.;
s,saSA.d! Es.iSas5 coior'. Can Ss@p Ks!'les
Garrison FlagH, Trumpeta
EeQyuiting Flags, Drums.
0uidcns. Fifes
Axes.
B00KS-Company Order.
sat Do. Clothing Account
Do. Descriptive.
Do. Morning Report
Post Order.
Do. Morning Report.
Do. Letter.
Do. Guard.
Regmenta general order,
Do. Letter.
Do. Descriptive
Do. Ineex
Do. Order
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report,
Inspection Report
Security will be required the fuifment every con.
Tract. -
Al proposals received by Of the tenth day the
este Of this adv, rsomen will be opened that
Gay and the articles Immediately needed will be awarded
lh4 lowest resp0nsbe bidders Contracts
Aet supplies will be awarded from mo time favorable
6ds received always to he lowest responsible bids
celved up 10 the time of making contracts.
Proposals TO be endorsed Proposals furnhina
Uuppes," and addressed to the subscriber.
~ order Of the Quartermas General
L Lieut.. Colonel D. H. vINTON,
Deputy Quartermnstcr General. United States Army
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DECRUITs WANTED FOR THE FOURTH sENA.
III toflal district regiment; Peter McDermott Colonel
Geo W. Warner Adjutant This regiment is hlling up
under the auspices OF the district committee Gov Morgan
warrants to recruit company. want men, true loyal
whose hearts sccled against his wicked
beon, and to proud old nag wave every
hamlet the land Every inducement ia pay bounty and
relief this regiment offers. Rally 10 the trumpet call Re
cruitng Office % Albany street Wanted competent
qeant J. HOWARD ACKERMAE. Recruiting Oaaeer.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DHGNIx RE0rMBEf-CoRCoR zoyAvEs.
FOURTH ENJOYMENT, EfP{FE BRIdADE;
James Burke, C6lone n. p Smith, Lieutenant Colonel
Irishnsn fA In and oil up tho rapks this splendid
regiment being e opy real re Irish regiment NOW
there can hsSST SS n SPHs'as1Th WANTED FOR COMPANY
Come early Dou't be drafted, will not have
any sonscrlps We want who ill their country
under appeAtiop Of brave volunteers Come at
and rsceye your boun,y-sIn 81 on signing the roll
abundant ratens and splendid uniform furniahed nme
Sissly Apply q NO Bowsry e Csg.Sn MICHAEL i
street, and at City Hall Park opposite Che Times Building
where al neceSAry Information VIII be furnished.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

CUBsTITUTE-DRAFTING "A YOUNG MAN OF EQU.
- cation and correct Habits (nonresilenD will agree
sarvo Tor 50 and r not equgcd 20 60 the whole
may DO used ~ raising sufficient mon 10 cntic him
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

IN NOW rs THE TINE.
lsrse smSgn Rs,S "A essh e sny one NhS Tng. Fssy
HILtHOtsR LIdHT INFANTRY,
Colons. r: J. 0LAASsEN, Comwanding
For Company of this nrs, class reSnt Pay 80 to S2s
Unied States bounty slOo twety ynys dollars Of which
and months y VII be gwen 10 adeanccl qtae bounty
10 hand above al other bounvss Comfca6le quarters,
so,hys and sdo''se0a' Camp Edwards Pl'sepsni East
Promotions from ranks 0cers are eIpsrienced re-
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Captain Thoa Goodwin late OK the First Fire Zouaves
Lieutenant O. ~ swords Jr. Lieutenant Cass A. Palner
Apply 81 10 afseiwich avenue and No sos Broadway
Lafayette Hall.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22
LEGAL NOTICES,

DK1TIsH sTEAM5HIP CiRCAssIAN--ALL PERSONS
ID Interested IN the cargo OF the ship Circ1sssn ucw
p custody Of pe Deputy Unitcd states Marsha or tne
Southern Distpt OF florida hereby n0ued that hey
will be aowe until the rst day Of october nc 20 ale thcr
appeal bopI HIRAM BENNER, Deputy United States
Marshal, ,I3 Wall street. Now York.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DECRUITs WANTED
IL so able bodied wanted 70 oil up Company B,
nightyseventh regiment New York Volunteers,
Colonel STEPHEN A. DODGE,
now under General MoCelan's command. .
Captain John II. Dobbs Is ready TO enroll every able
bodied man that anxious 10 forward and renfofce
our brave and gallant army now before Richmond com
manded BY brave commander Major General ueoge b.
Mcclellan Each recruit win receive, sfter he has paed
the aud mustered into the service Sb and - for
enlsting This amount each VIII receive before he
leaves the Office and also Will receive $50 bounty from
the State within f0rty.eieht hours cnlstlna One
mon tn pay In advance tl any Is complet-
ed; 500 bounty at the end OF the war.
Relief tickets furnished 10 families .amediatey. Pay
from SIS TO $50 per month.
rolled.
would advise all that willing 90 at this hour
of peril join tely while they get the bounty.
II you do not, beware of draft soon,
Apply to JOHN H. DOBBs, Captain COMPANY II,
Eighty. seventh regiment New York Volunteers
No 1i5 Grand street, Williamsburg, l.. ].
G. L. FRoTHINGHAM, First Lieutenant Co. D,
Eighty. seventh regiment New York Volunteers
iS3 Broadway New York city.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

HunRAHHl H.iI,EsR 1ysRAHi HuRhAHHi hHinnrcK
FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT
COL. ELIAS PIESSNER.
Company A, Capt. T. Patterson, the 1rst In the fold,
mustered n and ready room for five more men OF the right
stamp MI vacancies State and Government Bounty ready
as mustered. Turn out turn out turn out Only
five men wanted. This Company Ia full and mustered.
Bounty and relief for your families Immediately, Come
0he' 00"o ~ y ''' Capt j. I. PATTERSON,
Commandant Company A.
Col. ELIAS PTESSNER,
Headquarters $50 Broadway.
This regiment has 500 Ia camp, ordered TO Join Gene
general in the field. Turn outi turn
out turn outl before you arc drafted
Capt J. r. BaersOn has several recruiting Offices in the
city, Headquarters lG9 East Houston street, 4S0 Broad
way, also In the City Hall Pork. !.
Come one, come all, before you are drafted
TIoBOKEN NJ J-THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OF
III Hohoker have raised n fund by subscription 10 pay
$3.50 bounty uf men to enlist in the nine months service
the State boutyan government being 10 addition The
Highw0Od ard are recruiting AZ Odd Fellows Hail.
Hobokeu and those desiring 10 enlist should be promptin
order TO secure position in the ranks
WILL GIVE TWENTY DOLLARS TO ANY ONE
brings Recruit 10 tho Armory, Of Uuiver.
sy place and Thirteenth street. to-day, between "
nv = ..,.svn. ,,.Ssp ~ Isaac r, LocKaAN,
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

yAtANTED-IMMEDIATEL ONE HUNDRED CHlIr
w dren for the fairy spectacle o Cinderela ,Arpy
Enon Crcmorne Garden between the hpuEs % iV anu II
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

LII WHO WISH TO SERVE THE COUNTRY CAN
THE POPE RiFiEs,5 s
Company F. Halock 9uprd) Cap, E r. LLOYD comandng
NINETY DOLLARS
Bounty and advance will be received BY zach recruit
within forty eight hours enrolment and the balance when
tho regiment Is mustered IN.
The regiment whch:his company belongs stationed
a Of the heaest encampments in the neghborhood OF
e oy where good and the best Of food
Sided The officers hitherto appontedre Of known eIpe
N0N.c0MMfssioNED OFFICERS WILL BE APPOINT.
ED FROM THE RANKS.
- Apply at once 70 CAPTAIN LLOYD, commanding POPE
RIFLES,n No Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

Ill SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY UNDER GENERALS
n Mcclellan Pope Sigel would be glad pacSa
Kcs fiom their friends Tie Harnen Express "a Broadway
penA daaJs asd sharas onlv half rataa
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

ITO BUILDERS.
Sealed proposals. viii be received until IL o'clock NJ.
the 18th day q August 1852 for enargn the
e0np be exsmnsd from the 22d Of III month between
ne nours o. snd + NJ q the Room OF John Potts
sas e ms BY which they propose 70 pu. the building
hoe work In awarding the contract time will be consid.
Ssrx az VA ana sydorsad nPronns.s Tor W.
SDce.n
The right ject any bid which for cause
u shall not DO deemed for the interest Of the governent
a0cept.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

A TTENTIoN, TO SAVE EXTRA BoUNTY;-CAPTAIN
"A Jacob wisey Of the First Fire zouayes having been
authorized company for this brigade and those
of the old members OF the Fire Zouaves that wish 10
return for satisfaction aud 20 redeem Uniforms
Furnished as soon In and relief tickets issued Inn
medstcly 10 families. You will receive folows:-3D
elusive OF all bounty mustered in and all voun
tscrs will receive So State S25 from the city SO
from the aud months pay In advance 40
soon as mustered into serve and es when honorsby dis
charged Comfortable quarters and raons Furnished At
East New York. Those wishing commissioned ofncos
must apply early neadqusrcr Ivy Gresn ~ Elm street
aud 50 Centre street Captain JACOB WILSEY,
Captain Company X, Second regiment.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

COMPANY I, OF THE STANTON LEGION WILL BE
~ mustered into the United States service this week.
few choice moral wanted 10 raise IL to the
maximum number. The last chance for the bountes. as
they all after Friday Ninety dollars cash hand to
each recruit and relief tickets for families worth three dol
lars week Drafting Is positively ordered for September
Captain WM w. BADGER, ls3 Essex street, n Y.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22


DEMEABER
that government boun.y volunteers ceases after 10
day Wi yoa enfo yourself to-day choose your as ocate
anu receive your bounty or wait N are drAi.edl
THE ORIGINAL MONITORS
wl receive twenty young OF tie right kind in
theli Illd Company. II you desre
GOOD OFFICERS AND GOOD ASSOCIATIONS
lose no time IN 20 Ming this oanizaon wnch in its moral
sanizing
HEADQUARTERS, so3 BROADWAY
DAILY, RALLY.
4. = PHOENIX REGIMENT,
, - Attached 10 the Empire Brigade
70 aoe poslyg men wanted, 70 Join Company a. OF the
$50 cash. hoQnty from the Governor OF the State
Fay from SIS TO 81 per monsh, in advance
$75 bounty when discharged
81 hand money.
Relief tickets signed by the Colonel OF the regiment FOR
the families OF volunteers and the interests OF the
DC taken care q by The Captain Of this Company.
Quarters ana snbsistence transportation Cast
New York; new and beautiful uniform All promotions
made from the ranks Recruiting office corner of Morris
aud West streets where shall BE- prepared 70 recruit
men wishing 70 join my command
West street
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

A REGIMENT BEFORE RICHM0ND-EIGHTY
II seventh regiment New York State Volunteers, Coone
podge-Charles L. FrohInghan, llste Of the New York
Seventh regiment National uard) having received author
" from Col Dodge endorsed by Governot Morgan raise
Company B. Of the above resifnent now stationed within
twelve miles OF Richmond and under the supervision Of the
gallant Mcclellan, Is dcsous OF raising forty able bodied
hen to all said company Seventy nine dollars cash will DO
paid each upon his being mustered into service Pay
Will c9mmonce from enlistment and one mouths advance
given before leaving the city, with the usual bounty and re-
nrf for families. Uniforms and raons furnished imme
dstely Remember that men drafted and after the
18th ins aud the boany cnlist before
that date, as then ceases few noncommssioned on.
wanted. Application must be made Immediately 70
CHARLES L. FROTu1N0HAM, First Lieutenant 4s3
Broadway. or to JOHN II. D0BBS. Captain, las Grand
0treet, williamsburg.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

on MEN WANTED FOR 0B UNITED STATES AR.
~ my-To each win be paid Sioo over and atoye the
being mustered and free Join any regiment they
o. Apply before two O'Clock ~ NJ at the recruiting office,
81 Oliver street ROBERT HOLMES, Recruiting Onicer.
mIEA BoUNTY.-SEC0ND REGIMENT EMPIRE
1IDU Brigade Brigadier General FRANK SPIN0LA.
Hilhousc Light Infantry Thirty wanted Immediately,
complete Company in this splendid regiment 500 State
bounty paid imnediaey on snlsing eSs when mustered
from Sl3 TO S23 month One month in ad-
vance Apply early to Lieutenant PETER s. GERATY.
Recruiting Ocer at G2 Bowery corner Of Canal street
CLEO SAVE YOUR BoUNTY.-sie3 TO ALL WHO
quo. enlist in Company ID, First regiment Empire
Bigade before the 18th Of August, After Auguht rs
will be drafted aud won't Get anything but your regular
nay, Come now; get into regiment good Jolly boys
good experienced officers and $ldS which u than IL
offered ~ other regiment IN ne United STAT Lieut.
HAMILTON IS reck slip o Gold aud Fulton slreets
N.Y.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

ARMY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISHING TO BE
IA provided with substitutes ~ drafted, and those wishing
no ~ substitutes be accommodated by leaving their
address The government claim once, 2H broadway,
70. Information free.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

CAvALRY. .,a BOUNTY
VIII be paid every recruit joining Col Dodges Mounted
Rifles.
$53 will be paid Is mustered into service
$25 and months as soon as they reach tho res
ment.
1916 at the expiration Of the term Of service
Relief tickets given to the families Of the volunteers i'm.
medately.
This corps having second nome the Secre.
tary OF War has ordered that be increased to regiment
ct once.
Recruits will be sent on TO the regiment three times
week.Tuesdays, Thursdays And
any delay whatever.
Horses equipments furnished each map mqc.
datey his arrival a. tue regiment now Norfolk Va.
Headquarters 800 Broadway At the tent In the park
corner OF Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

4 RMY OF THE PoToMAC.-THIRTYsECOE REGI.
ment (First California; New York State Volunteers,
&mpandsd by Coe9sl Rodk Matheson heroes Of the Pc
EnsQla-West Point daiues' Mills Savage Station Charles
Cy Cross Roads, White Oak swamp Malvern HILL Young
h DESTROYS OF joining this enesnt regiment led By
fhance promotion being made from the ranks win do well
70 enlist 10 this regiment They will receive all the bounty
Niven the most favored organizations having only
months TO serve Once 564 Broadway. Recruits
win be forwarded regiment immediately. Don't wait
e 10 drafted come and cin and hep ;s gu this eescn
second regiment New Yotk vouuteers win be az
tendance al hours TO give information TO those desrous 81
Rong
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DARE CHANGE FOR VOLUNTEERS -GREATEsT IN.
lO ducements Yet lered-Conpany f. Second Metropol
tan Guard Capt VIM .. Norrls. 800 premiums s..
all payable leaving the SateThe families of recrrts
for THIS regiment Will be specially cared for by the Police
department, and those physically qualified and h0noraby
discharged a the close OF she appointed on the
police force The regiment in Lieulen-
ant Colonel Frank Speight Captain Norris OF Company E.
Is OF the Broadway squad and served through the Mexican
war IN the Eighth United States infantry. Captain Norris
may be at his srters Broome street. room
No from A. NJ TIL r. NJ and Thir,y ,yhird street AMI
Eighth avenue. row is the chance fall in.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

A rTBNTIoN, RECRUITs-LooK TO YOUR OWN IN.
IA forests while devong your servces TO country
Fourth battery N. Y s. v. artillery. Captain James Z.
emih This battery In the ded and In the bat
He1 Of Yorktown, Williamsburg FAIR Oaks and Malvern
Iills Sixty good men are wanted to fi the ranks No
lronchss 20 dig, musket drill, knapsacks heavy
loads carry Good good raton ms and good officers
Sbh dollars besides government boupties viii be
0Ad cash In hand, all nsng In this battery at
- recruiting station SO Hudson street. By order Of the
Corporal join A. THOMPSON. Recruiting oacer
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

COMPANY Z,
SPINOLAS RMPIRE BRIGADE.
$6S In cash each recruit before leaving for the seat Of
war
$50 bounty from the State Immediately upon enlistment
No humbug about II. 4
S2S bounty the United States when the
regiment is mustered.
$l3 one months pay, In advance.
475 bounty when the term Of service expires
Pay commences Immediately upon enlistment. .
few good mon wanted to fill up Company E. who will
be furnished with good clothing rations. comfortable quar-
Sfs ana CAPT tss x sasn Recruiting o.
Northern Hotel. cornek Cortlandt and Wcss streete
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

DLACKSMITHs AND BUGLERs WANTED FOR 4
I'D Cavalry regiment now in the anted ten good
Horseshoers and Bugers Sos 900 United States
Volunteer cavalry nov ia service IN and AROUND Washing
a pn. - enx ~ iuy e9ur
formation apply to Capt. FREEMAN ORNR, Recruiting
10. Hall
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

RMy SUBsT1TUTEs.-UNITED STATES ARMY SUB
n stitue Association e. William street. OF Cedar.
This association has completed arrangements for providing
substitutes for persons who be drafted into the army
of The United States under the orders of tho Secretary
of War Books are now open ut the Office 81 William street.
w. A. GREENLEAF, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-08-22

CECoND NIGHT OF THE
- GOLDEN EGG, .
AT THE CREMORNE GARDEN.
THE MUSIC Fo1 THE NEW COMIC PANTOMIM1
i entitled ths GOLDEN EGG was composed expressly
TOR the pec9 By THOMAS BAkER.