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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Let no ore forget that all that be done is needed
for even at Yorktown sbsre ara now between five
and six thousand .ick and wounded soldiers. Govern
nent, il is tue supplies what is .sa.--.., snr them;
bu, shall they lack single comfort that We can s,'
theml f
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

NIBLo's CoscgRr SALooS-THEATRE FRAHcATs.
-Direcreur, Paul Juieneti Vendredi l6 Mai;
Soiree dAdieux Bouae et Musicale. Des mesure'
seront prses pour Ia Ventilation &c Ia Sale, ain
d'eviter lee inconv6Aien's des derniercs Soirees
souffez-noi dams roiI sill vou5 plat; John e'
Nauettei "a Corle Sensible.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
BEAUkEGAED'S ADDRESS TO HIS SOL
DJIRS

TfvsporArrprs oT tiny FoHCKs At CoHlsTh hy = 4+'t.
golplKes OY sHIOH AgD fLkBoEN We are eponi % h'c'
o.e uo n the .ircS Of b1c. the invaders o. o. s 'v
o,snoners g. olr honcs, the dl''ucrs o OUT nun N'
Zoo 10 ae hand hand We 10 decd" whether we are
10 be- eeneu or vile saves Of those wEo nie Ie' ony ii
,s, rd Who bit Yesterday y1nqu she'd fltprtD W
lsr y hyperion in their ncsnpneni- O. hs
,,'r men ..a!e led of shiloh 1t the impcldils t1ie
sa1e our fe sid add Jstrious rase 70 TIE h1oi
f our oionone " which children VII pont VAN
ie r t. ,ving Or fathers wore q, The 5ste ci W
ioti - congrstulae you your timely JUNCTION Nilh
vot u ed rai els foI tue ir the during tbs wa We
se NEE, our foe 10 strength thlt should us victory
s,sers can te result be- ooubll Shall lot dive bnci
Ito Ter se she p.etlupuous mcrcep.Ilts collected .i
our subireatioul o." mere manly a. o sd trusting ~
God and the iuttresf o s recover more e
we lave aey lost 1t the sound 0! onE Si' Ctou' 5uH
echoed by those of amy Of Vgin on tue hoc bs'e
49, D. n RI BF4URKGARD General Coumandlug.
j. NJ. OfrY, Acting AssistEn, AdJ1tsDtOenersl.
Fam. n, C,a,iesion Ms,esyg. MGy5
Hecruits have been pouring III 10 Gen. beauit
gsrl who fully pOssesses the hearts aud the comb
dsnce OF the Western people. To the extent o.
capaciv ot arming then 1t Is supposed he VIII nave
,ueu 1t is believed in New-Orlehns that hls army
uptlbers % 900 but many sick from limestone
,,ater. There is feeling of perfect certainty o
defeating Buell. and Ialleck in a signal manner
corinth is far enough from the gGnbOats to give OPP
portnnty ior captuuugor destroying them. Hence
= has hcon selected as the battlefield. General snd
troops are alike confident.
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--- ----nnr,,r c0IIRT-JAMES MCBRIDE

SUPREME COURT.-JAMES McbklDE
- az ,ss srectioas IN judgment IN this action
srsS on the de q hP Isa The SnasnIrsd sas
as ~ s"e ~ tns late brn, OF MILES bartlett will
III ~ ahc anction q. any Office No 10 WShineson'st, u
,s CIV OF ORR the 2st day OF May instant al ~
in t. AL OF the ling ssses OF the said
NILES = bAkrLEr consisting Of notes. sccounss tnds
.a.. a Sc uncolected. ., LANES MCBRIDE
dated M4yT 1852 if
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

AID TOR Sex ,vD WouSDrD SoLDiEr,.-the
rcsnonse 10 the appeal for contributions TO the com
G,r, Of OIL. sick aud wounded sod.eTs has been most
greafying From al. quarters ano nom AZ classes,
offerings were made quickly, eagerly. and win AN
sv,3. heartfelt sympathy which was very touching.
Among the many contributors, the scholars OK Ward
Sehool No. 25. Of which Mr. John C. McNary and
Misc Adelaid, Hawley are ine Principals, have dis
nguished themselves by prompt and united action.
The appeal was made ON Monday morning; and on
Tuesday tnis school had sent 500 worth of most ac
cep,able contributions of various kinds TO The
" omen's Central Relief Association, and had set Oh
FOO. sabscip ion by which SO were obtained IN a
single day, and which promises 10 produce siVV'
The money was offered or tho moneys worm :"
clothing suitable for sick men. The latter was az
ceqed, because speedy supplies were necessary .,,a
the garments aud bed.clothes will be maae uP :" 'n'
school with all possible expedition. This shows a:
what can be done, even by the youngest " VIC" '"
mean, and their action are united and wei df''ed'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Wouryis rac PAnE.- There was another couvo-
.u,i,n Of women in he Pa yesterday Two OF whom
vere s'ed icr attempting 10 crcae disturbance
TIE Common Council have the subject OF apIro~''
atpc more money for the relief Of sOders wives n''
der confederation.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
TIE ASylYERs shiiJES.
~ lggry 4,

1a,rsday May 10.
GYszR.L As.rxBLy ,OLD ScGooL) PREsafrKHN
CarncH-Mse.s in Columbus Ohio a, II O'Clock m ser
ulon by the Moderator Of last Assembly.
Gsrrh. ASSEMBLY (NEw SoHooD PR1ssrTERih'
CHurcH IA Cinciuns Ohio, at Ii O'Clock m Ger
mon by the Rev j. b. Condi. d. D.. Of Auburn. NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

sAlr or LIVE Srock.--A large sole OF Alderney
and A,r.hire rattlc Shetland and Welsh ponies ana
Leicester sheop imported by Thomas Richardson
.es,.. Of WctcLester County, will take ace To-Day
q, Tattersags Stables, by Iasseriy & Co., aue-
i0neers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
fAdvertisemen'J |

DAILY VICTORIES by our Armies make busl-
To learn what to la 10 he oes advantage,
o5sain a careful Phrenologeh EIll.iuaion II
FOWLER / WELLS. No. 3b3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
LETTER FROM TIE noy. I'D. srANLY

The citizens OF fan Francisco having ionderei ine
Hon. ia. S,anly. the new Military Governor Of
yor, Carolina, latiering testimonial, on 'hs de-
r,rpre or the scene of his dulies he addetsed them
lhe follow ne maniy letter: ,,
70 IN. iror, :. J Fie.p. " W. Cope, Ho.ioa. L'-i'
;" 's,,,ffd g. h. Ineii.. Ogden Hoffman and otl 81.
g.>-.tvrX h.v. faccitrd with dep fris-llN oar
iu of ye-tI llly. rapres nf h taN'i t-'
in~ vour appIopai on NY pest pulc career a. hiiI
',t. ION 4 confidence IN uJ ltf' R''t COZ
~ rbs-gin. tie g.si resrons0ie. Ct he uuat coh lsu
g. me-. ,t, .,,r,..ior fot. men Of Ella
"a notion the putty II whose efno has fedrcte1 bo''
a. -, ,l-u,.ros ans o. tho Sate-ant nom ,lDleps OF
Iii snroved nieg.ity will be cherished WHALE exist Us
| u. erestcsi honor oi ny lio' t..t.- n .,,. a.,
nc .bor tine allowed ne since received HoHoo =, ~
den -nS, every monent can spar; sid ioin'a'
| INV scc~p ancs OF your Invitation ,.- 1911
Il an, tny Impressed with the great illorsA, W tn,
ars a.. brt 40 from tis neayrn-iayorod !and WIKI
overiowius With gfstituoe GO ne Rushoi vi g. @
~, /. hope hun oh nj instIrmeht - en, u
aninuts mite toward restoration oi tLo ''ssl.s- I"
,S', knows no ,uch WORD ' ready hum1iy u1it &c
IA slI that becoines patriot la behalf OF hs county;
90 10 a people lOnl loved b. re, lof hhA4 eNl'on,
tI,u,e which tLonrh unisscryed vee s"pys SI@seiu'
Il, ne nrnborcd, and WhOss interests th'ush lseDl'
aIvays ia fully s'Uet. 20 90 rro. ,o who
row avowed by you, !uespcchse OF ali party Il
-, r,ople slwrvs lEtioiic and ~ renafssoc "r U'
modssty snd devotion to ths nlon e. .ot , an,
LIAR, 10 a people bose fore ihess WIN nnr' I a..
blood ire sure the pen-neHci oi oul -
s,i,utions whose forrfaihrrs. fno"ins 10
d,crs in leading the ~ay TO Nations, ipJepeL'eheo ~
e. NAV l,sS that the OF boston was tho e"n'' "
Iey hay 10 slvays hated Secesoni oil" ays N''c
,hs Union and freely yielded TO evli
.en,ed to separation until made 70 psIes war AZ
thenL 70 to bold DOT tho olive pfsncn " Ia sneh :.
oh =. a man indorsed BY ysu could onef' Aa saeh !"
brave people cen hepssb)y,s ,seseV
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
NOTICE of APPLICATION OF CHARLES

"A = I TN Ut
WELLS an ,oly,nt 20 b. dischtrred from his debts,
G snter al .fs second part Of the Revised statstea
So h,, pub shed March 27 iol Creditors To sppear be.
lore tie lion Charles r. Daily ole Of the Judge, oi ne Court
~ conn PeIs for n. City ard County Of Newfork ct
the CLmbers OF AID Court the CRY Hall IN said city on
the tenth day My next at 10 o'clock 10 the forenoon an
M. c,ne III any h have why assignment of the said
estate, snoad be made, and be be dsch,eed
from iis debs pusual the provisions oil the statue tor
VIC CHARLES WELLS. Appicsnt
PIKRRRposr STANLEY LAsGpELL, Attorneys for Apph'
csu, No. 10 Wsllst., Nsw-fork City.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

Lrssoss FROM ga REBELLIos.-The Rev. j. T.
Newman VIII deliver lecture on the above slbI.c'
before te Twentieth Wa,d Rerul Lean Association,
.t Continental Hall, corner Of Thrty-Iourth street
and Ei,ttl avenue, tonight at o'clock. Admis'
sion iice.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

CLASSICAL SoIREE. - Mills and Mollenbaue
rive their Last cassica soiree Of the season rt Do.
aortAs Hall, Oh SATURDAY evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

TngCGE.r EAsrrRv.-'rhie steamer le!i Eug'anl
on the 6,h nst., consigned 10 liessrs. How!and *
AspinvaH aud her arrival a, this Por. 'Ieay b'
looked llr today.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
10. tl3 BgooME.sr., coKSER or ELM,
Ngw.yoRK May | 1852

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL
4 e. bRAIgkPO esq surroga Of the County Of Kings:
NOIICE X HEKEBY 0lNES riding 20 law 10 all per-
sons wing claims against JOHN RAY ste OF the Wy OF
o3klvn that they required 70 exhibit the
same with tho vouchers thereof to III, subscribed tne al
m ~, bsf,, tine 18th day of Nosember nexI-Dard May y
Ias9 MARY J. RAY, Administrative.
afy9 lsyemoTh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

advertisement
LADIES DAY AT THE Doc SHOw.-BARNUM
has se, set apart 10 day f,r the Exhibition Lsdie Dogs
Italian Gisyhounds, PooJes kpg Charles spa.ies ooicn
Engh Terriers and every other breed of the CANINE
family ps.ssd by ladies.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

ppysgYrrnI,s GxSER,L AssEYBLIEs.-The O!d
School Presbyteriau General Assembly will meet in
Columbus, Ohio, tomorrow at ii O'Clock; nnd the
General Assembly Of the New School Ples'y yt''iih
Church. in Cincinnati at the same hom.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

split one of her gunsi wide open, the sptinters o.;
which klcd three men and wounded aome fifteen
incl ldiDg Com. Buchanan, who has .cariy recov-
cred
The SeceFsioris,s of Norfolk denied that tie Mcl.
rinac had been blown up. The salDg-master sali
he Lad rot been aboard of hsr on her last voyage,
bu. that there vas consider. bic trOabc on uoari.
lie adluided that some ON Uoafd o. her had been
unwilling for her to attempt 10 hgLt the honiicr,
while others were anxious for another cooiiICt lie
admit d that Com. Tatual had been ordered to go
no the York River about TWO weeks since which he
deciied 10 obey. lie ther received IN order IRON
Richmond .ha, on the evacuation. ~ Cruev Leland
lie shold proceed M The james River, aud serve as
battery to blockade a.l protect Richmond from
the gunboats. ic sad that there were some Oh
board who were not willing 10 light on her any
morc and they would he Il to blow her up.. A
n,aoriy were unwilling To fight the N0ni'cr, which
they would have been compelled TO do had they
gone up the .I;tires River. Bait. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
HEAVY MORTALITY AMONG REBEL or
FTCERS

TIE R;ehmo~d Dsqatce Of May 8 Gays of tie
Williamsburg battle;
Amoug others killed or wounded We have the
names Of tho following oiiger:
KiLLED-Col. Ward If the 4th Florida Regiment;
VI or VIM. IL. Palmer os ihe lst Virginia Reg mens
land son Of Mr.. Wiliiim Palmer OF this city,, anu
Capt. Jack Humphreys Of the ldh Virginia Reg
iment.
WouNDrD-Col Corse Of the Eth Virginia Reg.
iment; Col Kenper Of tie 'th Virginia Regiment,
and Col Garland of Lyncbburg, severely.
A, a late hour last night we learned some further
particulars o. the Gyht 90 Monday.
Geu. ELriy e. niotilly wounded.
Gen Anderson Il North Carolina, wo believe Killed
Col Mott n Missi.sippi. killed.
Gen. ksnc slightly wounded
Capt Echol. Of Lynchburg, slightly wounded.
Cept INin Seaes's Nori Carolina Re gment, woinde
ia, ls' Virginia Regiment was badly cut up. Oct
of 900 men il the ilht sone ~ or 10 are reported
killed or wounced.
Col. K-mpers regiment sufrered terribly. though
have no account Of the eter. Of the casualties.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15
WON AsPlNMALL.

To Paaama paPels o. ihc On HhI'T'1 'V'''"'' ~
ncws.
NAyAL.-The L. s. enip Falmouth AID tie l. y
brig Perry were at Aspirwal, May 3.
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Goal ano i1)co1.

CUMBERLAND COAL-Now landing, ana
~ "s.LE in ''' to 's'' PsSiAvs;sSs;u PssYSiavxSuSa = wARp
No. AL Wsshipatons@
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

TEAPARrY At THE HOWARD MIssios.-Io-mor-
row evening, the new chapel connected With the
Howard Mission aud Home for Little WaudererF, ct
No. 2G New. .Bowery, will be eopened. The parents
in the ntghboFhood will take ;eiwiih Their Children
upon the occasion, and a couple OF hours Will be
sfent in singing and speaking
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-15

The concert OF Mr. Theodore Tbomss drew fair
audience as to numbers, notwithstanding the rain.
The first novelty on tho programme was Wagners
Overture to The Flying Duchnlan. IL was In
Qeni,usly destitute Of melody. Ghastly rumpus WAS
i,s main feature The violns should have been four
time. ~ numerous 10 outweigh the brass, and bring
on. the rapid passages distinctly Three pieces from
Styu.nse, by Meyerbeer, were quite another affair
Harmony and melody were not abolished: there was
reference to the beautluI:the overture was intel
Heible woll-pbrased, and with varied meaning; the
chorus was c1ptally expressive; hGd The poloaai'e
sharply brilliant. The piauo-Guar,et by MoschelIes
WAS notable novelty, and was brilliantly sei oif by
Mr.. Mills aud his coaduiow.- -nadame de Lussan
sang the EyAani aria too fast In l,aly they take
Il one.tlird or one-fouth slower.-Mr. Wolen-
haupt performed with complete success violin con-
corlo.
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Arrest Of DR.. Z. Is. OIds.

A special dispatch under date OF August
18th, which we find in the CINCINNATI Com.
mereial, gives the following account OF the
arrest OF Dr. 0lds: ~ ..s5 s.si 81. ..s
The arrest Of DR.. Edison B, Olds, OF Ian
caster, last night, became known here this
morning. The warrant was signed by G. P
Wolcott,, Assistant Secretary Of War, add
stated the cause to be disloyalty, using trea
sonable language and interfering with enlist
ment. 1t was placed in, the hands Of w. P.
Scott, OF the National Detective Police, and
an assistant, who reported bere at noon yes
terday. They left here at 2P. NJ, accompa
MED by Col. Bliss. aud we're driven thirty
miles, to Lancaster, making but one change
oil horses on the road. 44.t st,..,, 4s n.
The arrest was made at 10 p, NJ, DE-
0lds being in bed at the time. Resistance
was offered, and the chamber door had to b
broken open. A crowd was raised by the cry
or fire" and some threats were made of res
cue, but none attempted. lf 5,s \. +
Olds attempted 10 throttle the assistan
detective. but was compelled to desist by thu
presen ,ation of loaded pistol by Scott.
II The prisoner was afforded time to pack /
change OF clothing. s..t#,..... .4,... 4, /
\ The only other parties in the house wert
bis daughter and son in law, who were bit
ter in denunciation. ~. \. s..la. IN
I The crowd collected by the cry Of fire
we're about equally divided for and agains
the arrest One man, as the party LEFT thu
house, asked Olds il they should rescue. Hi
name was taken, and Scott threatened tc
shoot the first man who made the attempt
In making the arrest, Scott was struck by
Odds or his son in Law with tongs. The
firmness OF the officers subdued Olds and his
friends, and the party drove off withou,
further distractions. the officers with theil
prisoner arrived here at 4 T. M, and were
imme lately transferred to the Cleveland
train On route for Fort lafayette.
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yutige lksaaalsey.

The Republican press are still de-
nouncing Judge Ranuey as the ''secesh
candidate" for Supreme Judge, and
the Judge is still travelling over the
State making speeches to aid in. rails
ing volunteers. Deception, falsehood
and slander are the arguments used by
the republicaa-abolition press to con-
tinue in power the corraptionists and
their tools. The coming election will
be one between public plunderers, cor
rupt Office holders and their willing
tools on the one side, and the honest
people and over-burdened taxpayers
on the other. Judge Ranney is the
honest peoples candidate.
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John w, FOrncy---Thc Retire
nsent of the Old HAT.

& z
Said this migrate at meeting the
other night, "Retired from political
life, L have devoted myself to the Mas
tion. 10
Precious hypocrite! When Forney
retired from political life, il rust have
been like the old rat in the fable; "My
dear children said the old rat to his
young ones, "the infrinities Of age are
pressing so heavy y,upon me that lhave
determined to dedicate the short re-
mainder Of my days to modification
and penance, in narrow and lonely
hole which / have lately discovered;
but let me not interfere with your en-,
joyments; youth is the season for pleas;
ure. BE happy, therefore, and only
obey my last injunction.----neyer to
come near me in my retreat. God
bless you ALI" Deeply affected, sniv-
cling audibly, and swiping bis paternal
eyes with his tail, the old rat withdrew
and was seen no more for several days,
when his youngest daughter, moved
rather by affection than curiosity, stole
to his cell of modification, which turn>
ed out to be . hole made by his own
teeth in an enormous Cheshire cheese!
The retirement from political life Of
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treme ianatics, and called upon al other men
to relieve him, so that be might go iorth
with the banner OF the country Tor the main
tenance of the Union and the CopstitutIon.--
De thSdght every Democrat should say,
I"Hefe Is one, Mr. lincoln, who will stand
by yosi. %" Nor did be think, II The President
TO make this = war Of abolition, he
would have selected Dehocrat Tor Secre
.tary Of War, and a-Deuioctat foTI Comman
Ider.in chief Of all the Armies OF the Repub
lie. II he designed TO make 1t an Addition
war, he would no, have selected Democrats
to command the grand divisions Of the army
Pope. Mcclellan, Burnside, Buell.. Grant,
Rosecrans, and, as il afraid some Abolition
lists would get into Fortress Monroe, he pot
Gen. Dix over that. He appealed to his
Democratic friends, If it was reasonable to
ciamor against him foF doing that which, had
any DeIpoeratic President done, he would
haqe been denounced all over the land as a
man who, when the country was involved IN
war, was influenced more by hIsparty pre-
dilections than the salvation OF his country.
He also called attention 10 the fact that the
President had stood bv. Democratic generals
when there was a strong pressure tOr their
removal, and that the Generals he had rebuk
ed where OF his own school Of politics. 81 de
paid high tribute of praise 10 the President
! for his honesty, sincerity, capacity and inn
psrtiality o II any Democrat fears that this
! is to be tprned isto an abolition war, the
more reason has he 60 take his musket and
20 into the army !, ii such an iadignity is
threatened, it is better that the arms should
be in their hands than in those, Of their
enemies.t1 .-'i+ ia it-...' 'Ht ''.t.
He SAID, in conclusion, that when this
work is done, as it will be,-if the loyal men
of these States are in esrnest,-i the Con!
stitntion will be restored-when the last
TRAITOR will be arrested, then, and TIL then
must the work OF healing begin. Ten OF
fifteen years hence, we shall have recovered
from the lassitude of this war. The imme nst
recuperative power Of the c'untry will have
filled the void; and then the nation will stane
before the world the wealthiest and the hap
! piest Government it has ever seen:
, With a military training and experie nee
and oar vast supplies OF the munitions OF wa
accumulated in the arsenals and storebouse
t of the government, and with the test oi in
. siitutions tried and determined in our favor
= there. will, be no talk or fear of intervention
! by the crowned royalty OF Europe; and the
e VIII stand with uncovered heads in the pres
J ence of the paramount majesty OF the Amer
: ican people.
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Arrest orGeorge FraacIs Train.


By the arrival of foreign steamer
at New Yotk on che 18th inst, We
have report of the arrest of George
Francis Train, whose speeches in Eng
land on the American war have excited
no little attention on both sides of the
Atlantic ..l7g .isi'.asl aIlt ..=EE
81 Two reasons are alleged for the ar
rest-one is that Mr.. Train was inn
prsdned for certain expressions used
by him, in which he appealed to the
Irish people to cross the ocean and
assist the Northern States in their pre-
sent war against treason, and after the
rebellion was crushed the United States
Government would return the compile
ment and aid Ireland in an effort to
become permanently released from the
thraldom Of Great Britain.
/ Another reason alleged is, that the
arrest of Mr.. Train was ordered to pres
vent him from embarking for the Uni
ted States, whittier he had expressed
an intention to proceed with the view
of raising volunteers to aid in carrying
on the war. 1t is hardly to be suppo
sed that there is any truth in the lat
ter statement or that the British au
thorities have been moved by any such
reason to cause the'a arrest and impris
onment of Mr.. Train. !, But we shal
have to wait for further intelligence
before we learn the true and full
grounds for the reported arrest. ':-
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to be continued 10
the 22d iast. .. f. ..a

COLUMBUS, August 14.-Io the sevsral
county Military Committees Of uie State: BY
dispatch this moment I'll 7. NJ received
irom the Secretary Of War, am authorized
to continue recruiting for the new regiments
until the 22d inst.,f on the same terms as
heretofore. Volunteering to fill up old regi
ments in ths field, will continue on the same
terms as heretofore, until The 1st Of Septem,
Der, and if not filled up by that day, q special
draft will be made for that purpose. &
The draft for the 100000 militia for nine
months, will commence on the 4th day Of
September, and continue from day TO day
until complete. And now, fellow citizens.
one more grand effort, and the proud char
ac.er of our noble State for gallantry and
love Of country will be sustained. Respect
fully, s. s,..ts. lg ii. 5..g IS .ae.u3
| [Signedl DAVID TOD. Governor,