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No. III Broadway CIrinity Buildihgl. Net

At IOIIrcFlOn UTlCH,
No III Brosdway tIriaity Buildihgl. New York
For all business done after this date Charges VIII De Is
follows; .-o,
por 60 ectinq Soldiers ard Sailors Pay. less than 80 Ia
amount when over 80 in amount u per cent on the
IA,
For collecting Of Pay aud 100 Bounty of relatives
o. deceased Soldiers y per cent.
For proclr,ng Pensi6n.-1he Government Fee. IS.
We r.f-r by remission. to the Hon George Opdyhe.
MAYOR Of n y CIV the lion Coueu. ysuNor,, Mayor Of
Jr seq City. usor.G- c. w. Sanford. l., d. T. s. NJ
Rng Ten. WIN Hall lot Di. n. i. S. NJ Brs Gen Cbss.
u Splcer 1T Di n Y 3 NJ; Big Gen. thas Yates, Let
d. " Y. N Big Gen. Johp ksen lst ID. n T. D NJ
CaAn Msuen & Co, New York L.throp, Lntdington.
Co. Ncw.h ok Isaac Seymour President bank OF norm
Amer Chas jenkins President East River Bank WI .lm
Curtis Moves .sl Hew-York; David Dudley Field esq
New Y or. lanes T. BrsGy. tsq., No1-lork
CHAS NEtTLhrON. -
Notary and Copaissoner EDWARD GILBERT
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/.
Ei-.n Alien. Go. shcmr
J.. IN T9nn'tt,, Ch.res =. Fs.ex
~ :" $50 J. ". Web0.
n n n Vb,r.on 8. OuL
goho Hoot ~. James.
T. =. 5i III .,,,.- Penny beis 70 o. ~ n
1on,sd sew, su''e'' p,t bsarcy. shor.i'
y W VA, var i'Se' Cas. McwilIiAm-
Thos Murphy. Ih.s ILL.,, ILL.,
Chs' Devlin- SAUL Jones'
w ~ y K,x John les'ber.
George kceiy tIed. hsr'PP
JnO Russell NJ" Kntlrdse
Js' ipT 49,. Chs Rsiou.
- ,o'D RI Jas Albert
Robt Wiley: CO M.chsel Boyle.
A AIaP Ea n,I, c. Il. W,ll'm,on.
John Cook, Gh ls. 49,. .,,e"A''@
A Aptn t co1ssf Aui. G';s,w
shcTm'n Ead.sor LeT'' , G.I.i"'I
: Bucn. / }cl =, 1 Woniw,rs.
1 Sfwi' R Sf'us' ! ". shsacs-
il. C. Reach ~ F,.r rV'n0'
ysm's, n beA " W. Nclrto,h
W. D. Anderson. Robert Miief
LdwSIa nu'o'H' Cb's L"otb,r
Geo Z c. C c'T H,Tri.. 9 NJ clc,i + Moore
ChSs j. Ripley. sutlef J. " ol'eIsoeIeer
J. l. Sia' stafford A. te'St i'' " N'' '''''''''
~ r Hamilton qfack LAYER John Robbiugson.
Tssus,e5 A'oet' Resder i lrel Lsyfr "a h'hd01'
Is Ser, 6sn Heires Mich Hayasn.
Corp peg "a IL, u nAiA''h Com w loneb.a
i i,Hic N n se Il Wheeler.
" m. McMunau NoDey D sacket
Johu McCome D9n'i Iih7r
Strst. ID q beoJ' r. Hsr''0n' 1"F Va
Pa,ricL U,Coener Lyman Wright
Ia. ; LswTo ee. Abm DooDas.
~ WIN Stiei'' a., :. >u..;o,
MJor Nlliain = A'Woou % ~ Ti. 'isa'
Started WIN tne parry Hoii N'''"V"'' ou' "'N
stopped about SIX miles out oy SoaI1 unoer ot0 ere
nom secretary % y" at in' a. 80 ~ ,t. men 81
ue'eh'loh was III 0o,'t y, 80 % t.li,.
she =. ~ ~ 20 - l -
foi'i'' VI WI. " =, '0 ,,,,..,,...,
"hA No ~ , -,
Inc losoWlng deaths nave occurred III ''e " "Su-
iugton Hospitals since the hst pubhcaion:
Johu l. Ho~e. , 40 N.I Scis HCNcfs laud f''bNh
w Mol a. u > riAns va u, -, . avg,
a.; ~, ,io', o. - - . - cr ' a. .;r AfsO
John Rich.ras ID 5. Pa FORD H. - y.
Corp. John MaTh,. 81 y. Y J hen.su BATE, = LIST O.
; q. Guess, u, 2 Mass. Bat nsy,d Nuf rY ! ~ l.
Alex Boss, 0. 3 Mich: j. Vine y. % "a
IT. ell, -. 49, ,,t :, Hammond
,,,
General Hospital foin' hoOAou'' "u'' SH'e ou'
last publications.
Samuel Hockey r 4s Pa henry SAITH ~ J.
owen b"hns'on' ~ Me. hoo' H. hu''' r. 'i y /
10 the AssOcsted Pres.
WAsHlSGToN. Friday Sept 70 1902.
PROVOST MARsiIALs.
The War Denattne,t ms issped the following
60. ~ g., =
ofoef 'esPeciDe 0Pc'i"' iIo'os' "a'f"@''' a"' u'-
filming their duties:
l. There shall be q Provost Marshal General OF
the War Department, whose headquarters will be
&, Washington, and who will have the immediate
supervision, control aud management Of tn coris.
,. There Will be APPOINTED in each SAFE ore or
more Special Provost lar,blls, as necessity may
ouire WHO will report and receive ins'ruc ions and
{ -dere from the Provost Marshal General OF the
War Department
3. 1, Will 10 the duty Of The Special Provost MAJ
sals to arrest all deselters whether regulsrs vol
unieers, or mliiiA and send them 10 the nearest
military commander or military p0st, where they
cau ho cared for and ,ent 10 mir resr.c,ive regi
20" -" ., ~ - 81 -, - 90 7 r..
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WHEELER & WILSON MANUFACTURING
CoarAsY Machines with important Improvements
Office NO. y ) BrosdsBy
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VaOmas DuGnu,
lsbt INh NJ. .iu. irl STA " .
Il - .-.--la-r-
Anhlarr Notices

War nieetinR..r, Dr held At lie rresbycria
Church. IA Ao'I,u.o On MONDAY EttNl.G dr
2h lrt 4 u O'Clock JOY the Iurpo.e ~ VI. cgritr
RECRUITS aer tho IROssIDEs EEGfVENr" ors.li.. I
unJ.r ~ an.gc,. of ~ Young Moe Chan Asspil-
ton" The public generally are invited 81 arrlA The iol
loving gentlemen eNnerfel 10 Add 80 Che meeting;
Hon ABB IN WAkkiAN IL =. ALLEN. $50.
Rev j. ~. l.. QUACKENBrSff, Rev A. L. BDI,tORD.
Rev HENRY LOUAsBURl, nv. J. l.. HODGE ID. u.
CsII DsCAMF, Rev. j. b WAKELl,.
MAJOR II. l.. BARNES
q " 81 4 4 T. l.
Thonss Batter, ThoDs, Dcy George Mariner
II. CiEgie. J. r. smith. Jacob Dunn.
WILLIAM r. PEAsr. Chairman.
H. F. AtIEv Secretary
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*lis viii be paid on beIps mustered in
For the Sick and Wounaed.-Under an order from
he Pieicnt OF tho United Ht national sy,teIi has been
eslabhe By the Sanitary Comm sion for IN. safe
zion sn1 dicios diibuon Of articles contributed by the
people The ,ct and wounded Of the Army aud Navy The
system a, being We. tried hos born formally approved and
ded the PRECEDENT the hie and the
Sus,ol General Ths security II ores sfains, uiisappro-
dage cd 10 The hospitals where they nocesary pass from
a.. control Of Commission or than million arti-
h.. been ascerse1 that hundred have mlscaried
been dsbon-s,v usrd Discreet and Trustworthy sgens
constantly .mp Logged W yi.og all divisions OF tue army
Including thos. the southern coast the hsyJ and
a.. frontier observe their wants to direct sup
Pile whore they needed and to secure, far
ar'cahie their homes, TIE Commission dOcs no,
defIais deliver article. to individuals, and declines to
ceis- contributions with restrict to their
within tho Unite Il ,h. employed In the services Of tho
Nation elpf OF T. secondary olecs zthen tho
s.unrn' - National unity wherever y can ans.
oni.m Will local pride. The di7trhu'ion Of no spsl
supple /. bat branch q the worn Of the Corn.ion II
employs he be-. professional aen. heh be ohsned Ia
,h. country aid e. sfg'r pufpos,o do all that IL possible
for the bellh and vgor OF our fighting men, 10 tighten their
burdens ard to sustain their spirits un<r the pry,tous and
hafdsps which essential part Of uc'srsnl warfare
For tbs pufpOsc contributions 20 Il. treasury solicited
They may be directed TO the Treasurer, g. H. STRONG
.sq. No. ~ H.LsI. New Nork.
Iomn issioues under appointment from tho President Of
the United stses The Rsy Henry w. Bellows. d. ID Prof
A. -. Eaehe. LII. ID. ucofgo w Culum u y. Alessn'
Willi.m H. Van Buren,. NJ. D.; Wolcot, Oibbs. NJ. d
Samuel q. Howe. NJ. D.. Cornslils X. Agnew, NJ. d.
Elisha Harris, NJ ID }. Newb-rp, NJ, 9sole I.
Strong lio,aco Binney, j. Tho Right Rsy Thos ClaIs
ID ID. tho Hon Joseph Holt, H. w. Burnett Tho Hon
Mbrk hsnn,r; Frederick Law Oms'ed.
Contributions Of suitable supplies for tho sick and wounded
will be received NJ tho OF the Nomsns Central Relief
Association No 10 Jdsy. Cooper Union New.fork For
OF the Commission No $g8 Broadway. by mall to FRED
LAW OLMsTED. General Secretary, Washington.
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$40 Extra Bounty. The Gre-ns.,. 81 r.

r2O Extra Bounty. The Grs-ns-st. ~ H. Church
WIZ pay f<y ESfa Bounty TO each of who shall
e' through the COMMITTEE app9.n el roa said Church for
,he purpose o. procuring VOLUN rEERS f,r COMPANY
tC2ptsin fulnau) irODsdes Regiment. Applicant y
be mad to w j. CL.ment. No AZ Calast o. d. McClai1
No. lbT Springst. w. "A. Hail. No 2l2 Greeuwich st.
Sixth s.enntori,i District Observation-Disclosures
KIrLEo-CoL Nm MAY rh III essquares Nos ~ and ~
NIFTY for wishing 20 active service a. II is
regiment for Gen sge Army Corp, sad Is to be Offered
citizens IL the hour To enlist; moment and we nav b,
too late Again the National Capital l. Threatened and
emblem OF still fsts deianty la the b,e
shall permit III Snail foul traitors revelinf in
halls sacred by WsshiDgtoni Let speak ADD
man. and answer. Never aud prove devotion
once enrolling Ourselves upon the roll Of honor ready
strike for countrys impeTiled D-es Bounty paid
li.tu
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Notary und Couaissioner edward GiLBER
forAI the STATES. HENRY CAMP.


Irorsidcs Rcginent- Company b. draIt VA,
i@ r.i. AL % i..y lays Nov for men a. good
rna.acts nd hlh {, jim comtany n when th-y
viz an dr. able rtdcs 10 aud hed loui men
God y0uI country .Spect uts GO your duty ec INT
lng ICES 10 80 tthst. dor west o. ~ ad"Ay Anc
so q. ig-sV-. DAVID d. TERRI Cap.
EDWARD APRoTr. II Lieut..
EDWARD kiLPAIHuch. 2i Lieut..
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Irousifes Regiment. - ATTENTION YOUNG
mEN i-Coinp.ny n. Capt kEMPSEY 1, rapidly hlins up
All who wish enjoy the society OF the best young men Of
York while they their country In her hour OF
poll call at at No. $40 Broadway. aud sns with US
Capt KEMrsEY. Go. y.
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sixth tenntorin Dlstricl Rcairnent--pERkINs
iETTLEToN. GILBERT & CAMP.

Pensions, 800 Bounty, and Pay Procured and Col
eed Tor soldiers Sailors and the Relatives Of such
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Ironsldes Regiment, Company B.-NlNE
MONTns MEN len DOLLARS In addition 20 all other
bountios viii be paid to all Recruits enitns la this Com
psly d No. Nv Nlh-st, ono door vest OF BroSdwsy.
DAVID D. TERRY, Captain.
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lronsides Regiment.

Headquarters Company d, No. az Heny-st. corner o.
Atlantic South Brooklyn.
Capt WM. Z coz.
Lieuts BENZ. RANKIN. aud LOUIS W. STEVENSON
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P0st.Onice Notice.-rhe Mails fOr GREAT BRIT
AIN and the CONTINENT via Southampton and Bremen.
per steamer NEW-YORk and for IRELAND, via Qneens-
town, per steamer EDINBURGH viii close at this Oree
SATURDAY the 2,th d-y OF September at 10. oolock a.
and a. the Uptown Static fol, via; Stations and
Is, Gas Stations aud d $40 Station T. 9:OS
a. H. Stations n and q, o O'Clock a
ADRIAN WAkEMAN Postmaster
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Rscruits wanted for this company 20 be composed ses
Of men Of good moral character and correct habita
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1929 Eesiment. =. VIVIAN bhkS LIGHT
IhfANIkf.-CoL yAN BJKEr i. in tie CRY for a few
day.. O. a"it 10 hns Up hs Regiment which has been
inYtd u the t-1'n or 81 edtf Noun an, hsppahsa
zoe oui Shafpshlsg Olc-rs having cumpsneso picked
be- rs y poons Apply immediately a. htadquaI
.efs. so 40 Gfoad~ay.
Central Department OF the hctrOpOli,nn Po-
lice, ". f.I Lro ing ot ttr board OF TO
held ~ 900 day Of s,penbo io- the following reso-
ilton wfs AZ pied; ,
Resrsd Ih he fauk Of this Board be Tr-s.ued TO r.
Oey Sou ~ t4rlT donation Of p. Ia aic CT the de
tlopolian GueTd."
A Liberal Reward Over and Ebove The bounty
1fJ al be p.d suis ilau 70 subhu Noln7t ef
g. ah,css. Connecticut Reg Niue Months Folun'
tees. Apply 4; the As lti HOtHk between the nous
oil Id end > tin. dsy q J. W, At the office.
Nine N.Onihs, VI ep.-VOLt N1kERs WANTED
ior Sic A.otLs. Con- aly G.. lronsdss Regiment Men OF
.-p.cat. VIII f.d e members oi this company sgee-
ral~ cod drsfb.e comrades iu Otte beatqusriers NO
los Broadway. G-tAGh 4 no" r., captain
va WEST. "a. IisltensEr.
Nuutrd-CAPTNAS aud LIE 'TENAh rs-Gentle
men poe ssng he qualifications - recruit men for
cave ~ ass respectfully invited 70 cal e. No - LioefysL
VIII ~ au.naet4t- M 90 nao. ior eci uiting SET
viii : icV energetic mso.
Wanted Eisbt secondhand Tents, for Recruit
.nr Sonl,e IA bioOkyG Gbd Newioik Apply ~ No ~
Li1euy.st
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TRUssEs. MARSH & Co.'S Radical Cure
TEr.. Office No V.,oyst under Asto Honsel opposite
,l- church No connection whatever with any other truss
Ole, Of ssno name. A female attends ladvs.
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UsirEp sr,rrs TKKAsrRY, NEw-YoRK, Sept Is, 1851.
The undersigned 10 authorized BY the Secretary Of
the Treasury to receive deposits Of United States GOLD
COIN FOX period less than thirty days. reuraabls in
hind amer ten dsys notice. together with interest ct the rate
Of -Four ~ Per Csntum per annam.
Assistant Treasurer United States
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BOUNTY AND ADVANCES s2i0.
Z 10 will be paid on beny mustered in
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At JgfFfHs, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
B,ixoHAL aud JieTe GAirKs Boys aud YOUTH Calf BAL
sOHAL Doors, Gents Fin, SnJKs GAirHns aud SLifrEs,
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MCCLELLANs VICTORY IL MARYLAND IL only
sQuslsd by TEkars victory In producing Drs's HAT
Weighing less than i've ounces Lionr ELrGssI puhAbLs
TKAar, No JJ7 Brosdway.
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BARRX's 1RiCOPHIROUs IL the best and cheap
-, article Tor dresng identifying curling cleaning rreaery
n and r., orlng hair Ladies' try H. Sold by all druggists
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GROVER a. BAKERS celebrated Noiseless
EwiSa MAcsTs scknosledgedto be superior to oil Others
No. Aly ETaAdM NV y OH
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READER. YOU can have an enduring always
ready, reliable GOLD Prs eIoLy aisp,ed 10 your hand
siy, Of writing. which will DO writing ''siyehosp
than Steel Pens Il you g. call on A. SoHron No Is
M.lden NJ or inelo.e ,ismp for eIIcnlar.
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Mrs. WNsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CnnpS-Relevs, the Ciild from Pin. Inyigos,ss the
5og sch end Bowel, Cures Dysent-y md D!arh,. Cor
AGILITY and Cures Wind Colo, Olives Rest coor, and
Hesi, Children Te'fAae and Is remedy In o@so' OF
CAoi-a In(1afbm Sod eyeryvher~, 3 cents bottle
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ARCHER a. PANCOAsT,
Nos. o. H. and - Merc~rst, NswYoTk,
MANufACrUHxns or Gas FirTuHEs,
Are extensively engaged iu tho manufacture Of
CoAIrOfL fIIruHEs
or evory description. comprising
CHAnpHLiyas,
PgsDAsTs.
DIsisa AND READING Roon Lars, l.
Al OF which are offered st very low IstsA
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Recruiting Districts.
HEADQUARTERS, ONO MILITIA,
ADJUTANT. GENERALS OFFICE,

| Z
/ COLUMBUS, ONO, July 9Th, 1862
GENERAL ORDER No. 49, .-
To secure greater economy, convenience
and efficiency in raising new regiments an(
recruiting those now in the field, the Stat
is divided into eleven military rscrui ing dis
tricts, as follows:
The first district will consist of the coun
ties of Hamilton, Warren, Clermont, Clinton
Brown, Highland, Fevette, Ross, Vinton
Pickaway, Hooking, Fairfield, and Perry
Headquarters at Camp Dennison.
The second district will consist Of ttt
counties Of Adams, Pike, Sciota, Jackson
Lawrence, Gallia, Headquarters at Camp
| Portsmouth.
The third district will consist OF the coun.
ties of Meigs, Athens, Noble, Washington
and Monroe; Headquarters at Camp Mariet
| ia.
The fourth district will consist Of tbs
counties OF Butler, Preble, Montgomery
Greene, Clark, Dark, and Miami; Hesdquar.
ters at Camp Dayton.
The fifth district will consist Of the coun
ties Of Madison, Franklin, Licking. Cham.
paign, Logan, Union, Delaware, Marion
Morrow, and Knox; Headquarters at Camp
Chase. -l tt ..'Ha ts -...f ~
The sixth district will consist Of the
counties of Morgan Muskingum, Guernsey
and Coshoctop; Headquarters at camp zanes,
vile. l55 lssa sa, aJ1atte s.m ae
The seventh district will consist OF the
counties oil Belmont, Tuscarawas, Harrison,
Jefferson, and Carroll; Headquarters at Camp
Steubenville. r: f-.a 81
The eighth district will consist of the
counties ofShelby, Mercer, Augiaize, Hardin,
Van Vert, Allen, Paulding, and Hancock;
Headquarters at Camp Lima. as.
The ninth district will consist of the coun-
ties Of Putnam, Defiance, Henry, Wood,
Sandusky Williams, Fulton, Lucas, and
Ottawa; Headquarters at Camp Toledo.
The tenth district will consist Of the coun-
ties Of Wyandot, Craw ford, Richland, Ash
land, Holiness Wayne, Seneca Huron, and
Erie; Headquarters at Camp Mansfield
And
The eleventh district will consist of the
counties OF Stark, Columbiana, Medina,
Summit, Portage, Mahoning, Trumb II,
Lorain, Chyahoga, Geauga, Lake, and Ash
tabnla; headquarters at Camp Cleveland.
All volunteers now being raised, or who
may hereafter be raised for new regiments,
or to recruit organizations now in the field,
unless otherwise specially ordered, in addi-
ton to being reported at these Headquarters,
will be reported to. and complete their Or
ganization at the Headquarters Of the District
in which they have been, or may be, enlist
ed. Z r.-. -..... ....-....
This order does not effect the territorial
rights Of companies now being raised for the
Ash Regiment, headquarters at Camp Chase,
nor those OF the 50th and 52d Regiments,
headquarters at Camp Dennison Unattach.
ed companies now being raised for infantry
regiments will be attached to proper regi-
ments, by special order.
By order of the commander in.chiek
f..v .,.s.-... CHAS. w. HILL,
Adiutant. General Ohio.
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faithful lover of the Union, and an en-
emy to Sectionalism and Rebelism,
whether it be found in South Carolina,
Massachusetts,, or elsewhere.
If the people of Ohio do justice to
themselves and to the State, they will
elect the ticket by an overwhelming
vote, and we believe they win do it.
As to the address and resolutions,
they are just what the times and occa>
sion demand. They are able, forcible
and true, and contain the rallying
point-the touchstone-for all true
and loyal men, no matter what may
have heretofore been their party at
tachments or creeds. The times re-
quire that good and true men, those
who love the Constitution that our
fathers made, and the glorious Union
under which We have grown with such
wonderful rapidity and power, should
band together and struggle as one
man to save, if possoble, our Govern
ment from ruin. If the secessionists
of the South, and the Abolition fanat-
les of the North, are overwhelmed
and put down, it must be by the COM
pact cohesion of all loyal Union men
in the free States standing firmly on
inst such a platform as the one adopt
ed by the Convention on yesterday.
Friends of constitutional liberty, of
free government, of the Constitution as
it is and the Union as twas! to action
firm, vigorous and united action, and
let us make in the great State of Ohio,
in this hour of our country's peril and
disaster, mighty effort in behalf of
the Union. If we do this we shall
present such an array at the ballot box
that great forum of the people-on
the Second Teusday of October next,
as will record the vote of Ohio on the
side of the old Union, and render a
triumph in the good cause as effective
as score of the most brilliant military
victories. .. ...
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talent of the State; and it is ardently
hoped that surgeons of the very first
rank will continue te tender their SER
vices. 10 be eligible for regular po-
sitions in the army, it is indispensable,
by order of the War Department, that re
cipents Of commissions be examined and
approved by the State Board of Examiners.
By this is not intended, however, that mem,
bers Of the regular profession, of long practice
and high standing, shall submit to a school
boy examination. desire only TO know
that they are worthy to be entrusted with
the high responsibility of fministering to the
gallant volunteers who may need their setvi.
ces.
And now, friends Of the only free govern
ment on earth, with one heart and one will,
prepare for the good work; and, when tn g
rich harvest with which God has blessed us,
shall be safely garnered, enable the Executive
Of your State to announce that the call OF
President Lincoln, whose patriotism and
frmness has won the admiration OF the world,
has been promptly answered. T..
81 ....-. .., DAVID TOD,
-. Governor.
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PROCLAMATION.
'5 f EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

Sui'OMbus, ShIVJ y ul1 lOOA.N
FELLOW C1TIzENs:-- Another appeal to
your patriotism has become necessary. The
enemies of our Government, now assembled
at Richmond in hostile array, largely out.
number any disposable force at the Presi.
denps command, t.. .... ......
The army under Gen. Mcclellan has been
driven back, merely by the force of over.
whelming numbers rapidly concentrated
there. s4o l es6Hu~ .a.. ......gf
| Additional troops are alone necessary to
to hold the important positions already gain
ed, and speedily crush the rebellion at all
points. st' "" "' @fst4 '5 #s"
Literally and gallantly as Ohio has hereto.
fore responded to the calls OF the President
| he has ever been assured, that we had but to
know that further aid was needed from us,
TO insure prompt answer to any further
calls he might make upon MS. This knoyI.
edge we now have, and the call has also been
made. .,-... -.
shall the call be responded to? Something
whispers me that, with one voice, you say ii
shall be answered. ss, q.as r... E.. g.
Arouse, then, and let every man be able TO
say that he has done his duty.
There is work for all to do. The aged can
stimulate the young; the wealthy contribute
to the wants and necessities of the destitute;
and the ladies', who have already done SO
much, and whose kind hearts will prompt
them 10 the continuance Of their good work,
can encourage, by their noble example, both
old and young in the performance of this
great duty. What is wealth, or even lie,
worth, if to preserve either, we have to con
less to the world that we are unable TO
maintain our GLORIOUS Government.
Gallant and worthy recruiting officers, for
the organization Of new regiments and the
filling up Of those already in the field. will
be appointed in all portions oil the State, and
specific Instructions given to them.
The enltstments will be for three years, or
during the war. .a..5 j. .3a.-..s...
j cannot at,this time indicate the number
OF troops wanted from Ohio. but can safely
say that the government will accept all who
may offer within thecoming forty days. 8,
Promptness and vigilance are irdispensa
BILE. Forty thousand recruits within the
time indicated would be of more service
than twice that number at later period.
The gallant men Of the State may reiy
upon my best endeavors to- discharge the
highly responsible duties devolving upon me
with an eye single to the preservation Of our
government, and with'the sincere hope and
belle that, when the great struggle for life
Shall be over, my children can claim for me
an honest and faithful performance Of duty.
Invoking the smiles OF our Heavenly
Father upon our good work,
20 f'@'.' N'l am your humble servant t'
n5 ac AlH DAVID TOD, Governor.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-07-16
WHY is if1

We notice in looking over the "Tax
List" that the heavy tax at first im~
posed on watches and Pianos has been
ENTIRELY removed, and they now go
"Scott Free Now why is this? It
has sheen whispered round that as they
manufacture nine-tenths ofthe watches,
and keep about that amount of pianos
more in the New England and Eastern
States than we have in the West, that
they are allowed to ''live in ease and
luxury and make the West pay all
the Indebtedness of the Government;
and we are about half inclined to be-
lieye from the indications, that. the
supposition is true. Is this the equal"
taxation the Constitution guarantees?
We pause fora reply. as