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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-09-09

LIBERAL DONATION The Ladies' Aid
Society Of Keokuk take pleasure in &C
know edging the receip; of One Hundred
Dollars froni Hiram Barney, Esq. Of New
ioik city, TO be expended fer - 'eneft
of the families of soldiers who have 81.
unteered from this CITY.
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stock Market.

New York, SEPT. q.
Stocks well maintained, but moi very active.
Money unchanged.
ster ling Exchange lso-
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List OF PersOns Refusing 10 Cen trib
ute 10 the War Fund.

1sT WARD. E. Burke.
I'd WABD-D. B. Smith, ST., and Fer
guson Wright.
I'D WARD-George Higgins.
4TH WARD-Daniel +. Miller.
TOWNSHIP 49, James McClary, John
Hine and Lew. Collins.
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THE GATE CITY.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8:
SEE THE "X."-We will hereafter
mark an x on papers to indicate that the
time ofsubscriplon is nearly or quite ex-
pired; and when subscribers wish to con-
time they will remit Immediately.
ET The packet Kate Cassel leaves
Fort Madison for Davenport and inter-
mediate points this morning on the ar
rival of the train from Keokuk.
je24-dtf.
~ Officers army regulation caps Of
sPoSdED CLOTH AND WATER PROOF TOPS
made to order by G. H. Emerson, Fourth,
between Main and Blondeau streets.
~ Two companies for the seth Re
sssiu4ent came in last evening.
CoaisG.--The Esd regiment, Colonel
Dewey, is coming down in squads of 200
or more. on the way to St. Louis
GRANGE OF TIAE.--Cars on the K. TT
D. n. & H. r. r. now leave ut 1880 A. Nj.
and l:3O r N, and arrive at l:l5 and
$50 P. NJ. q
CorroN PLAsT.-Mr Dinner has Il
Cotton Plant in his saloon which is worth
looking Al. Il Is thriving plant, and the
blossoms are very handsome. Call and
Sc it.
REJOICING The Paymaster arrived
yesterday, and viii pay off soldiers in the
Hospitals. Or course the boys have no
objection to that order Of business.
SuspENsIos.-We are requested to an
heaHee that the I" Fruit Growers Com
panion," the first No. of which was issu-
ed in August, has, in consequence Of the
pressure of war matters, been suspended
for the present.
@ Mr.. j w. Heaton, Express Mes
senger on X. d St. l.. Packet Line, yes
terday handed in s25 to the Treasurer Of
the jackson Township Bounty Fund, with
out solicitation.
V Major Kinney, Paymaster of the
Us. Army, returned to this city last
evening, and will remain to pay the vol
unteers OF the Both Regiment, as we'll as
discharged soldiers, and all who have des-
criptlve rolls at the Hospital.
CosFIscATED. - The "Water House"
grocery at the edge of town, on the plank
road, was confsca'ed yesterday, by the
Provost Marshal, for selling whiskey to
the soldiers. The liquor was carried TO
Uncle Sans depot in Rice's building.
LIBERAL DONATION The Ladies Aid
Society Of Keokuk take pleasure in ao-
know edeing the receip: of One Hundred
Dollars froni Hiram Barney Esq. of New
ioik city, TO be expended l,tr r. benefit
of the families of soldiers Who nave yot,
unteered from this city.
OFFICERS or 1nE 3UTH REGIMENT
We learn tonight that our townsman, W.
n. G. Terrence, has been appointed Lieu
tenant Colonel, and Laurin Dewey of Mt
Pleasant, Major of the 30th Regiment,
now rendezvoused at this place.
Mr.. Abbott of Louisa county, was APP
pointed Colonel of the Regiment some
time since.
Bounty Fund.
The following payments are reported
for Sept 9th, 9th and 9Th:
d GunDiss 5 20 John Perdue 90
4 BlorD 90 n Ryan 3 90
r plriier 5 90 w Moore 90
bhsid bnsee 900 Boice 100
hoi-n NAnGriekenb % Wn Enis 10
X Patch 10 90 X Parsons 90
Mahsr , oo viilannis S %
w. G. GRAHAM, Treasurer.
aWorA PFessn tation.
ovopinv offar roll rait IL
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FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.
AN ENGAGEMENT n yc0CK.

=, Itcd, ricl, Jan. 6.-Adyices from Hancock
go, show General LSnder's arrival there
Nlso that General Jackson, with large force
ore twenty four and two twelve Founders. an.
peaio" opposite Hancock and Threatened 10 shell
out our troops unle,s they evacuated. Cen.
Lander gave Them fitting response.
Ihty commenced shelling, which continued
up To the latest adyices last night, dorr Ittle
injury to the town and none to our troons.
a, an early hour this morning tho third brig.
ace ltit here for Hancock, leaving the Forty.
sixth Pennsylvania at Wiliiamsport. The rcst
OIL me division is under preparatory orders
"hieh arc complete, and are awaiting marching
LATER i noilcial information received hero
Is TO the effect that Cen. jackson commenced
shelling Hancock on Saturday night. one Llll
went through Barton's tavern and another
burst close 10 the stable where Sims STAGE
horses ire kept. The travel, mails and freight
were intercepted, and the stago.teams drawn
back to llag1Istown.
Notification was ,ent to Frederick and Cum.
holand for the mails - be kept back until fur.
Their orders The rebels have torn IN the track
opposite Hancock, and have burnt The denot
The Union troops At Bath have withdrawn 10
the Alary land side Of the river.
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Fight in Western Virginia.
COMPLETE FEDERAL VICTORY.
so REBELS KILLED AND WOUNDED.
$4,000 worth Of supplies Destroyed.

Cincinnati, Jan. GA special to the GAZETTE
from Huttopsvillo, Virginia, says that an ex-
petition, consisting Of 400 Of the 9th Ohio, 800
Of the ID Virginia and 40 Of Bracton's cavalry,
which was sent out by Gen. Milroy 10 attack
Huntersville, was complete success.
They attacked the enemy en- Saturday morn
ing, consisting Of 400 cavalry ard $50 militia.
After diminishing an hour, the enemy retired
with loss Of 80 killed and wounded. On our
eide none was lost. 900 worth Of army
stores and clothing was captured and destroyed.
The CoNMHRCIAT's dispatch from Huttons-
vile, Gays that Huntersville was a depot for
supplies in Western Virginia.
Their cavalry were armed with 6harpe's car
bines, and attacked us two m les from Hunters
Vile. We drove them from point to point.
Finally they bat hasty retreat out Of town a.
We charged through it. Their supplies, C INSIST
ing Of go bbls Of flour, 800 talted beoves, 900
pounds Of salt, larg. quantities of sugar, ooifso,
lice, bacon, and army clothing, worth from
twenty-five to thirty thousand dollars, were en-
tirely destroyed. We captured large number
Of Shapes carbines, sabree and pistols. This
stars and s ripss were left hoatitg ever this
Court House. Our troops returned 10 Iuttons-
willie in fine Bpirits.
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,lHHGhl lia, Jan. Ga destructive fire tool
place this afternoon, in the business portion o.
the city, causing loss of S75 600 The tire
broke out IN the large warehouse No.i5 Fourth
a., above Chestnut, which was occup cd By G..
W. Lewis wholesale druggist, being communi.
eated to the floor by the upsetti,g of a stove,
aud soon spread 10 the adjoining building, no.
~, occupied by WIN. Mann.
The losses art estimated as follows:
g. W. Lewis loss $50 1000; insured for
III 900 in the Commercial Insurance Company.
OF this city Northern Assuran Company, of
London, ami Washington Insurance Comp any,
oi Prov lGeaco, L. l., each for $4,000.
WIN. NJ ans loss, nearly $40, 900, insured
tor $50, OOu q the Royal It's Co., of Liverpool.
J I. Bl roiX's loss, 5000 by water.
Ia this city.
Wocdwar3 4 Co, tobaccouists, $4,000 los
by water, and insu cd here.
The koan estate are tho owners Of Lewis
al MSnns building, and are insured for a., 600
Ihere we're various others losses Of min
; Importance.
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NOMINATION. OF lhNH1 " RAJ mONbs
Albany, Jan. 9. After considerable turmoil
and the issue Of three or four separate calls for
Caucusos, matters have settled down go Tar that
all Republican and People candidates, both OF
Domscratic and Republican antecodents, met in
one caucus. Aftor some preliminary skirmish-
ing, Mr.. Ogden, Of fates, Offered tho following
resolution
R,so,rcd That all the members elected TO the
Legislature, who favor sustaining tho Govern.
ment in a vigorous prosecution OF the war and
10 put down tho rebellion aAd to save tue I'M
ioD, and opposed TO any unjust, partial logisla-
tion ard corruption IN high and low places, DO
invited TO take seats in the Convention.
The resolution was advocated by Mcssrs. Og-
den and Steteon, and opposed by SIR. Raymond
in a speech Of considerable force.
After long debate, the resolution was lost,
under a call for the ayes and nays, by a vote
OF lGto 90.
Tho Caucus thcn proceeded To nominate a
candidate for Speaker Tho first ballot stood {
Raymond, New York, % Huflbut, 81. Law
renee, Il Addison Rico, Cattaraugus IL Al
word, Onondaga, < Pierce, Ulster, Ogden
Yates, 8 StctS1n, CIn'o on, Metoed, New
York ! blank, ?.
Messrs. Steison, Alvoid, Rice and 0sder
withdrew their MINES.
Tho socord ballet s'cod-Ray mond, ~
Uurlbut, 37 Pierce Benedict, blank, I
On motion Of Mr.. Alvord, tho nomination o
Henry J. Raymond was made unanimous
The following nominations were thon made
| For Clerk, Joseph Is. Cushmau, Of Oneida 70
| SERGEANT at-Arms, Iavi NJ. Yaus, Cattarau
| gus for Door Keeper, Norman Is. Spraguc, o
| Erie for tist Assistant, William H. Z cod, o
| Dutct rss
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81 H. C"uh'uE rising T., question ni. prI ,il, a
'l'I attention g. the INct, that uu the ,r.,YI H.,
Wv 7'1''l' resolution WAS adopted with refer
't,t 4" the l"tlrui HdN, Hun It .impI, rrIun.t
ed th' 81 crrttry OF Wa t. iuiurit Tho u,Y.,, ~
N'r AMY steps have been taken t. ascertain ,,L an,
i'.l''rl'l IT, ir tho disastrous affair at Ran. Nun
lNt resolution WIS huutel a. the AIutuut l,.,,.
r., w." submitted ito tie Cumuuttrr.in.rbief n,
l''IH"'.tl Was unwilling g. hvliy,r that the C,ri.
WORCESTERSHIRE hHd rutd the rrsnu liI br.,.-r l
.w'Ni MT imputu o. him dr-i-l 10 triGr ,iG, ti'
H.,'-' "'b rriuir ana rN l-INp answer.
. lh' answer t. the resolution did not inform n ,
h,'rr mat -tclr htd been taken g. show who v.,,.
'" '''i"' 'f ihe BALI Bun Iis,-t,r The response
was tyu-,t. ''.'
The inquiry related ton .,rcat national ,lu,l,,.
I. Tie most ntrciuus military uupIrr ever ..r,I, ,
trd n o'T history, Besides the defeat and the l,, 4.
loss e" arms and uHultun. of Ntr. there Mas . ,., ,i
i''", u'u' hundred and tluIty mcu. Al Iuluir,
Nys absolutely necessary. '
NJ CuL.ns, boo thc COURSE If hl, remarks, said
ut a." euvrrumrut Is spending ra,OnD, uOn a ,iIy
Wit over Gno,uOn mem iu the nrM Whenever A.
nave utdr IN advance We have hceu uttuuml,.rr
amt EnHuruu..y defeated, AMT vet the House ami
u' country re dcuvt TIE u,ht Vt SHOWN. ,,u,
are r'-p"uri'|r lie VIZ, very pointed lIti ~, ere
W n,- y"NHI t-,Hrb .Nu.rl D., preamble rrytiug tho
't- lNh.n h'ut'',Hu adopted and the rusptu Sc, r,u-
rNuluE with uI,-umt'.u tNvt thr ANSWER H. il /.
u"thtrIr-l uu,Nru,r satisfactory g. the n rr,e, ,ul
mat TIE Secretary I Wan hu directed /. return, 4!
iurtaur HH. vrr.
Nj larhuu-"u sail t'- was not matter of pr,.
per inquiry h'I" We must trust something t. the
lwlCI departments ul tine government Til. U.-
mot the proper place g. iLyc5ti ate battles,
h, ttNHIts dit not see that what M C,nkliug
. ,n -"u lWllNi any ccn-uIe ON the Gtueral-l,.
'll'l, II ti' Attrr SUPPOSED II would hr dvtrinen.
w 1" TIE public ibtrtAt7 Ia answer the resolution,
II WAS proper for linn Ia say 10, General Mcclellan
" ~ sASseI VAIL W Ilniaense responsibility AID
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From NashlugiOn
From Washlu Ut on.
TuE LATE SENSATION STORY.
Execution of a Soldier,
7HE work FOR GIN. LANE.
-O-
NOBODY HURT At HANCOCK.
Tho C,,se Of Col Kerrigan.

Hlrirg'5n, Jan. 6.-Tho painful rumors IN
regard 60 the arrest VI u prominent military
"n'af o. 40 Government ior treason, Is with
uut tho shallow Of foundation in fact
souo matters Of Importance in the shape q
coIrespculorco has boon discovered but in con-
nection with parties entirely different from tho
tficer named in the rimor now current. AL
| tho parties implicated are now undor arrest.
40 tL"' a dcii1j'iSp ahnuYl- iDCqrWA
amy Ui the Potomac took placo TOD, ~
convict vas private Michael Lsnahan, Gonna
nv n, Second Harimct l.. :. Infantry and H..
"ilehee' killing Sergeant Brennor, by shootnp
Tho llows were erected in tho por,hsr,
srDurbs' and the convict was hung IN tho pros
reSulsr infantry. '''0
Autographed error in Yesterday disn,tch
relative to The proposed military expedition
ltOm Fort Loaven sOrth, makes IA apnc,r tho,
Zen. Lane is 70 hold subordinate n,siti"n
therein. Tho reverse is the fact, Ths exnoJi =.
lon 'ectni to none, if equalled by any in
nuho1i', character and purpose, is TO be under
,he sOIo ana exclusive command of Gen. Lqro.
VINO proposes TO demonstrate with his wcsior,,
crusaders, the ways and means Though which
the robe llon can be crushed.
, a uispatch nom Hancock this evening, states
that L0Oody has been killed on our si,lo In Tho
sheilii OF that town by tho rcl ella,
oo'hcbment OF the Now York Fiftv.tiftb
arrived at the campo OF that regiment yester.
Gay, with tho magnificent stand of colors which
are to DO presented on wednesday, with ap-
propTiato speeches.
Inc three deserters from the rebels. who
cFosred the Potomac and surrendered themseIvas
to Col. Wells Massachusetts, regiment, of Gcn.
! lockers division, arc now under OK amination'
They. describe the rebels as in great need of
clothing, of gunpowdcr, and of salt.
:. Judge iearne, one OF the counsel for Col.
hIerlgan' cmPhatieally contradicts the report
that evidence has been elected ON a., ,riai
establishing without doubt thu charge of Lis
haN ing given information TO the enemy. mud
urthcr, that the evidence for tho Prosecution
has not yet been closed. The paragraph trars-
ntted Yesterday was based upon what was CON-
'Idered at tue time reliable information.
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Foreign Intelligence.
Arrival of the bohemian Mt IIaiIm,
Four Days Later from Europe.

H~ydr, Jam 6-The steamship Bohomi,n
nun ldverls"l the 10Th, via L1uiundcrr. the M,
arrived here This aitoru,ou. The date, n,r nm.
h"niu are -four days later than thn-o rIro,,I,. -.
| rriyrl.
Loado0derrp, Dec. 2l-AIyi,,- G.,,u c,,,.,,
tNinr ui tur 18th of y yputbrr. .,, NM A. ia
Wlgalnc, ~" American Minister, had been Vol "a.
gN'l mere amt that ho subsequently, Ion ,,r
Hll'i-Itt, "a route e. tie capitol
Hing-kuN Nt, reported t. lee invcst,d by ,Lo
lt''l7 IL Was ll~' rcluitr,t that the ,lrrtye.,,
,l'rr ha' attacked foreigner, Ia the -trrets and
houses, ahi That pnyrds Wrrr puytrI ma tlr,,,.,,'
~, Ne 'NillWiul ot the Europeans
Lt,h'p, Dtr, Ae-trcut excitement, a. evi.,j,...
mere i' r. -'n :" tie death 1t tie late KIM. M.
''Iy u.s. I" .r di-Iutcrr'd uud uual,lnl
L"n"0HdTrt, Dee, "a uuuit.r of liluI..,t..
i".' been ordered 90 the Mrrscy.
II rs reported that the fri-'tts A siors has Lpou
','l''n'd n the straits Of Gibraltar to prevent the
The irigates li'i,y and Mrpomcne were 10 Ica,o
"'niuIlr "n the yl.t inst, Tor America
II Is reported IN Paris that the Orleans Prince,
ARE I" return 10 Europe forthwith.
VA risks at Lloyds have 70 downward tendency
. Tie English pagers express the hope tlgi tir
Fltnch dispatch viii reach w,slugtun in time a.
influence the roI|y OF Nj Seward.
Iur Pan, Prl,,r say, that uc,, ) ,uihorr G. ,I,.
W'e-'"hrrS have arrived ~ some German port. and
M. n'T, IN route t. Paris ali London.
The London TiNrs has criticism ON Secretary
Chh.rT financial report, and oNIutiatcs at some
lru-t uu the extraordinary extension of tic lar-
rowing syst'1u' declaring that it exceeds anthin.
France is about +, srul rcluGrc,mcut- IN tlo
rrwdrun ~ Mavco and also g. the fYutIruu %
tht NNIih Wr-i'l' NJ o' America.
i IL also rumurHi .u Paris that q squadron If ul-
SCI 'atvh Il I" hc sent O. the Eastern cast uf Aer-
ca, under Admiral H'u.ul.
Tho Pui- Buur-c 81 -ed nat yesterday 1t OF. 25c.
for the Rcutc-.
The Madrid CoRRPsru> pFN,iN SAWS TINT sp,i,, h.
I send from six to scycu thousand mon L. MeNir,
ami mat the spanish squadron viii sail Goa three lii
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Philadelphia Commoo Cov,o,,.

,I.Had, IPh,an Jan. 6.-Tho Council, orrani,.
eu az Loop; Theodore Cuyler vas elected Pre-
'ldent OF the Select Council. ''''''d ifo-
scene of good humorod conf,,sio, ann, :
Tho Common Council, growing out Of Jonh T.,
-, OF cerllncates from the Democrats and poo
Il"s candidates of the several Wards Each
party elected President, both of whom tooi
lneir seats aud were qualified IA mombcrs. anJ
Mos mos.ascs were sem to the Mayor which wero
Io'urntd win the answer that " the MnvoT
would recognize the Common Council "a ~ !,
was properly organized, and not till then. II
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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. : 1862.


TIE various branches Of tho CITY Govern
m'0' met yesterday, az reported elsewhere, ( r
'ne purpose q organizing; the Common Council
ekmbt'ins an unexpected unanimity in the
onoies Of their presiding officer, giving less at
-..,,,, .cc.rvuiy, TO their political divisions
- =, CONGREGATIONS Of personal popularity
n. s,c.nisOss met but were unable 10 effect a
..rn,nen, organization on account of thu alb
s,nc, Of Mr.. PuRDY, who is, undoubtedly, 10 be
eboaen President. We regret to lSaIn that Mr.
prxpy has boon confined at home some thrc'
.useks Wv illness,
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Ohio Legislature,

Chwd,s, Ohio, jan. G.-Thc Ohio Logirla-
ture organized today.
Ire Governors Message, sfter dovoting some
spec 80 affairs Of local interest, refers to tho
rcioit Of Secetary Chase and dissents from his
piau Of Nsti, nal curron,y a. liable TO many Oh
i,,ti,ns lie likewise objects to the income tax
ir.~,s 4 by Congr IS. R,i,irrg to military at
Ill. -, ~.ys: TIE number of Ohio men new in
fer tttee =. ara ssryr.s Is asa.
appreciates immediate emaucinati N """' 4"
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CITY NEWS.
Insialment of the New Mayor, and OrEnnl-
zniion Of the New City Government.

Instalment OF the New Mayor, and OrEanI.
Z"iion Of the New city Government
AT twelve o'clock yesterday, George Opdyks
became Mayor of New York, for the ensuing
two years. At eleven o'clock, the former in.
cumbcnt, Mayor Wood; reached the office in the
City Hall half an hour later came Mayor Oh
dyke, accompanied by ono of his clerks, who
carried the copies Of the Mayors Message 10 the
Common Council. Mayor Wood remained until
twelve o'clock, VIXEN, Mayor Opdyks having
previously taken the prescribed oath of office
he left. Police Superintendent Kennedy and
number Of other persons, mainly prominent
politicians, visited the new Mayor during the
day. City Marshal Col. Durham, rendered
his resignation, which was accepted, and Mr..
A6ram Brown, appointed in his place. Col
Durham remains, however, during the present
month, to tamilIarise the new incumbent with
the duties of the office. Tho only other changes
yet announced, are, j. Hartford Smith, Ch,of
Clork and W. IL. Armstrong, First Assistant
& ERIK.
oRGANI1ArIoN or rIIe SEw cirY "oyEGN-
MENr.
Beth BoaIds Of the now Common Council
met at noon and organized without difIicnlrv
In the Board Of Aldermen, .l1hH +. Henry, II
the Third iii trict, (domocraD was unanm0usly
elected President. David +. Valentine was
unanimously appointed Clerk, Patrick III. Gal
lagher s.rgeant-a Arms, ard John W. Boyce
reader The Board received tho Mayors mes
sage, and adjourned till Monday next |
The CouncilmeE settled their expected diff. |
Guilty about an organization during the morn |
ing, and soon after the Board met, MIR. c. c. |
F1ncknoy (Rcp.) was elected President, James |
NJ. Sweeney (Dem) was elected clerk, in place
Of Cbas. 4. McClenachan, George Lctterman
Rcp.) WIS chosen Sergeant at-Arms, and Thos.
J. Carlton lDem DoOrkecper. Adjourned hi
Nc nday. The following is the mCs5,go OF the
Mayor
I'M MAYoK's NI-aNGE.
The Mayor t.mic' a. the yea. Which has pissed |
d. having taxed severely the rc-uurcci of tho city |
l. tlu ral lHr men and ueu., the Metropolis has |
responded by sending to the field GO-
20 Volunteers, and by la,uiug to tho General Gov
lnment more than one hundred millions Of dollars |
But the aid eNtcudcd has caused indications of eN- |
laustion, and many mercantile houses have been |
ompelled % suspend payussnt, while others have |
cen compelled " " lutg Liquidation, These fast
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THE VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REC
MENT.
Colonel EDWARD W. sERRELL.

N--IUVT INV MID w 0ENNILII,
Now At tux STAT or WAR
The Pay ut soldiers ia this Regiment Ia
tfl-g stNENIEEN DOLLARS PER MONTH bA,z
A it" more rig erA hipcSrpenterH blacxAmiths
W., bo received ir 81"
COMPANIES 7 AND H.
N1i but sober and competent men need annIv
Volunteers IN this Regiment will I've under "a,
aud furnished with quarters and rations M oI,ccl
wd their families will be provided for by tbe M
tAnrli,s. "' ~
viii nc paid 10 eagl volunteer when mustsr'j -,
uI th" service. 'u'
enlistment ilr three years OF during tho war.
HEADQIAk IERS
Corner CHAMBERS AND
dlI.i'lO5 NEW VIM
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jackson ARTILLERY.
AUTHORIZED ny ms EXCELLENCY, Gt
MORGAN

Young mon wishing 10 join first class Artl-
Regiment, viii hud this good chance I. en-
The test pay given, and recruits are flirnlsheI y
O. splendid uniform, Undertaking, Sc =.
The Regiment is now qusrtared in tina sple, .
new u mon Barracks, nj East New York
On joining the Regiment, recruits are furnl 2
with certificate, with which they can obtain ret
Tor their families.
800 bounty paid At tho expiration Of the war. 4
Term u enLIneht-three years or during =
war.
keginent'd Headquarters, $50 Grand 81, e,rs
Bowefy. -
,.,,, EDWARD MURRAY, Colonel !,
JAMES I. FARRELL, Adjutant. jaI C'Iah
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SS'th Rest., \. y. :. V. This regiment, one
,hc-t IN the service, IL now stationed M
brigltVo"i, one Of the dcirnces of Tho Cani,..J
N'1h'ngt,n' ID. &. A number of aide ls,Ii,,
are Wahiedto bring the egiment UP to themr. I'd
standard. THIS regiment has been bro,,yb,
grCm st,.e OF efficiency through its able comm,
~ ,hAhLhs lNNES, who served with
distinction in the Mexican war. pa. cIn,bi',
transport ton furnished ON being mustered n. Z
esrN.e. IN addition g. the bounty allowed Ly
trnm,nt one dollar will Ice paid Tor ea,b recs, :,
signing me muster roll. For further infor,n,'
St!'S 10 Lieut. JAS. GRANT Recruiting oa,
80 NA.A4 o. NtN utk, dat'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-07
Military aud Naval,

The Committee which had in ch,rgo tn
motstcr festival at Jones Wood, for the b,ne
ut Of tho Widows and Orphans of tho GDtl
Regiment mot yestc day at the TomJs, an.
distributed about t23j among 80 claimants 6
the c'as'os specified. They thon adjourned 70
two wtoks.
Tho United States steam transport Baltic.
living at tho foot of Canal strOOt, n. r., Is no,
taking in provisions, hay and oats, for Pot
Royal She viii alfo carry 800 horses of tn,
LIST Massachusetts, Cavalry, and sail about III
nth inst.
''Snd q 'o'ors sont on by ladies Of No.
fo'h 'osIcent in California, will DO praeonto5
to tho S,yonth Regiment, at their armorv, 10
iro" evening Hon. J. y. McDou.rJ. d
California, will mako the presentation.