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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-10-01
COURT PRocEEDINGs-sEPT. TERM, 1862
Argument List

Argument List
Thompson Reed vs.. Jos. Shaw and Zach.
Ogden.-Rule to show cause why q new trial
should not be granted by the Court. Sept.
%, 1862-Rule granted.
Jacob Graham vs.. John Leonard.-Certio-
rari by Defendant. Sept. %, l862-Judg.
ment reversed.
Com. vs.. George B. Logan.-Exceptions to
bill OF costs. Sept. %, 1S62-It appearing to
the Court that the exceptions are confined to
the charges of George G.. Passmore and Jas.
the residue of the bill be paid and the case
continued 50 far as covers the items embraced
by the exceptions.
Fry 4 Carson VS.. Robert and John Leon
ard.-Show cause. Sept. %, 1862-Rule
granted to show cause why the Judgment
should not be opened as to John Leonard the
lien of the judgment and proceedings on the
sci. ia. not to be affected thereby, but the pro-
ceedings on the sci. ia. suspended until this
rule shall be disposed of.
McNaughton VS.. Carson.-Like case as a.
bove, and similar oIder.
Peter limerick VS.. H. Goodlander.-Rule
to show cause why Plaintiff should not give
security, he living out of the State. Rule
made absolute.
Joseph limerick vs.. David Welty.-Same as
above. Bonds in each case, filed and approx
ed by the Court.
W. Shimmel Us. D. NJ. Bilger and John j
Miller.-Certiorari. Proceedings approved
and judgm ent affirmed.
John S. Gearhart vs.. Samuel WOolheaten.-
Rule to show cause why award should not be
set aside, making each party pay his own costs.
Court order Judgment to be entered with full
costs for Plaintiff.
In Re of the Incorporation Of the Salem Lu-
theran Church of Brady.-Exception to bill of
costs. Sept. %, 1S62-Exceptions overruled
and bill of osts approved.
Joshua Armstrong VS.. Ov.rseers of Pike
ownship.-Exceptions to award, by Plaintiff,
on account of interest of r. McNaul. Sept.
%, 1s62-It appearing to the Court that Robt.
McNaul was not an Overseer of the Poor Of
Pike township, at the time of the trial. the
exceptions are overruled. By the Court.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-Notiec
"A is hereby given that Letters of Administra-
tion have been granted to the undersigned on
the estate of Benjamin Yingling, ESQ., late Of
Burnside township, deed. All persons indebted
TO SAID estate are requested to make payment
without delay, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated
for settlement to VIM FEATH
Burnside township, JOHN YINGLING,
Ang. 13. 1862. Administrators
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w Great Progressive and Healing Rsmedy.-
An article that presents challenge to the wor Id
to produce in any remedy yet invented, an equal
for the painless and rapid cure of external in
famatory ca antilles. or diseases. It is good for
Painful Swelings, Sores, Ulcers, Burns Scalds,
Rheumatism, Sore throat. Bruises, Sprains, Cuts,
Tumors Erysipelas, Warts. Sore eyes, Boils
Chapped hands, Frosted feet. ETC.. etc. Give it q
trial. Price 26 cents box. For sale by JACOB
GOSS, in Woodward township. March 49, 49,
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Grocery Store,

In the n. E. corner of the Conrad House.
PHILLIPSBURG, PA.
The undersigned having purchased the gfo-
Gerry establishment of j. H. Caller would inform
the citizens of Philipsburg and Weir ty that she
has on hand large stock of Groceries. such rs
per, cinnamon, carbon oil, tobacco, cigars and
other articles kept in store of this kind all of
which will be sold cheap for cash.
June l8, 1882 -pd. MARY GALER
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Court PRoCEEDISGs.-We give full synop-
sis OF the doings of Court, this week. The
most interesting feature OF the proceedings
is the application for order OF Court to have
the Relief Board meet. The Commissioners,
(by their counsel, W. A. Wallace, Esq.) res
ponded, and after due consideration the Court
issued the decree applied for. Read the pro-
cetdings, as they are full of interest.
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DEArH.-Wss slaughtered on the late bat
tle-held, Antietam Greek, Maryland, on the
l7th of September, 1862, JosErH PARRISH
BRooHALL, aged 25 years, months and l3
dsys-eIdest son of Jesse Broomall of Clear
field county. This young man was member
OF the Buckfails, aud one of the brsvest of the
brave IN his endeavors to crush out the m ost in
glorious and unholy rebellion that ever aff1ict-
ed any nation on the face OF Gods earth.
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New Goods

ust received at the "Corner Store Curwens-
- vile, new and seasonable stock of goods,
which will be sold upon reasonable terms
WIN. IRWIN
Clover and timothy seed of good quality, for
sale low, by VIM IRWIN
Grain of all kinds, bacon and lard, for sale at
the ''corner store'' by VIM IRWIN
One new two-horse wagon for sale inquire at
Curwensville of VIM IRWIN
One pair of good heavy oxen for sale by
March 1852, VIM. IRWIN
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NEW WATCH 4 JEWELRY STORE.
~ The undersigned having located in the bor-
ongh Of Clearfeld. tat the shop formerly occupied
by Weich as jewelry shop,l are prepared to
The cash will positively be expected when the
work is delivered We are confident that we cam
not be excelled by any workmen in town or county.
Come one. come all to the Sign Of the Big Waf6h.
April 9, ,'62-1y-pd. LAUCHLIN n HOLES.
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S NOTICE,-N

a DMTNISTKATOR'S NOTICE,-Notice
is hereby given that Letters of Administra-
tion have been granted to the undersigned on the
estate of VIM. Pennington, late of the United
States Army, decd. All persons. indebted to said
estate are requested to make payment without
delay, and those baxing claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
ment. WILLIAM FEATH
Aug. 13 1862 Administrators.
ENXECUTORS' NOTICE.-Notice is here
IL by given that Letters Testamentary have
been granted to the undersigned on the estate of
James Thompson, late of Chest township, decd.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make payment without delay. and those hav
ing claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to
WIN. FEATH
Burnside township, JAMES MeEWEN.
Aug. Is, 1852. Executors
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CHAIRS :! CHAIRS ~ CHAIRS I'LL!
~ NOW Is THE TIME TO BUYMm

The undersigned has now on hand. at his Furni-
ture Rooms on Market ST., Clear6eld. Pa, a short
distance west of Litz's foundry, large stock of
CHAIRS OF ALL KINDS,
manufactured out of the best materials finished
in a very superior manner, and which he will sell
Low FOR CASH. His long experience in the bu
sness makes him feel confident that his chairs are
made in a substantial and workmanlike manner
and will stand the test of trial Persons wishing
to purchase chairs should call at once and get
them while they can be had at the lowest rates
Feb 27 1861. JOHN TROUTMAN
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THE DARBY authority of the Governor
of this Commonwealth, the draft has been
pcsponed until Thursday the 18th of October,
1862. Applications fer exemptions, of per-
sons who may have been in the service of
the State, and who have not already had the
opportunity to attend such appeal, will be
heard on Monday and Tuesday, the 18th and
lih days Of October instant, at the Court
House in Clearfield borough.
Oct. l.. ELLIS IRWIN, Comm'r.
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IHE "CHuRcH-GoING BELL.'-Arrangement
nave been made to have the Court House Bell
rang hereafter for Preaching, Sunday Schools
ana Prayer meetings, by the several churches
In this place. Below We give the hours at
winch the bell will ring, for the objects named
At Is minutes before O'Clock, on Sunu.,
morning, for Sunday Schools.
Al loa aud ii O'Clock, on Sunday morning,
Tor preaching in the several churches.
Al 10 minutes before o'clock, in the after
noon, for Presbyterian Sunday School.
At 81 and O'Clock, on Sunday evening,
LOT preaching in the several churches.
At Is minutes before Z, on Wednesday eve
nihg, for Presbyterian Prayer meeting.
AT Is minutes before Z, on Thursday eve
ming, for Methodist Prayer meeting.
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mains of Ellis l. Hoover, reached this place
on Saturday evening-he having died at Ty-
rome on Friday. The funeral took place on
Sunday from the house of Judge Leonard.
Rev. Galloway preached a sermon on the oc-
casion in the Presbyterian Church, from
whence the remains were followed to the Cen.
IRE Church burying ground by a large con-
course OF relatives and neighbors. The pro-
cession was preceded by the s.Clearfield SAKE
Horn Band" of which Ellis was formerly
member. Peace to his remains,
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EyOR SALE-Several first rate wagons, BY
II MERRELL & BIGLER
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-Below we give let
ter of instructions in reference 20 the purchase
of ssInternal Revenue Stamps'':
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, Sept'r 18th,
1862.-Revenue stamps may be ordered from
this Office in quantities to suit the purchasers.
Orders should cover remittances of Treasury
Notes, or an original certificate of United
States Assistant Treasurer, or designated de-
pository, OF deposit made for the purchase
of stamps. The following commission paya-
Bile in stamps, will be allowed: On purchases
of $50 or more, per centum on 500, 3 per
cent. on $500, per cent; on $1,000, 5 per
cent. In sending orders for stamps it should
be remembered that every stamp expresses
upon its face its kind as we'll as its denomina-
tion, and that each stamp must be used for the
purpose thus specified, and for no other. For
instance check stamps must be used for
checks alone; contract stamps only for con-
tracts. &C., &c. Revenue stamps will be rea.
dy for delivery on the 22d instant. Every
correspondent is requested to give the State,
as we'll as town and county, of his residence.
If not otherwise instructed, the stamps will be
transmitted by mail.
GEO. S. boutwell,, Comm iseoner,
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NNHOMAS J. MCCULLOUGH, Attorney at Law,
i Clearfele.. Pa. Office, over the .'ClearfeId
co. Bank. Deeds and other legal instrume nts pre-
pared with promptness and accuracy July 3.
D. G. BUSH. =: r.J.N'CULLoUaH
BUSH M'CULLOUGH'S
COLLECTION OFFICE. CLEARrIELp, PENN'A. -
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hR M. WOODS, tenders his professional servi-
IL ces to the citizens of Clearfield and vicinity
residence on Second street, opposite the Office Of
L. j. Grams. Esq. Office, the same that was recent
ly occupied by Hon. Il Barrett, where he can
be found unless absent on professional business.
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ARRIMER TEST, Attorneys at Law, Clear
IL field, Pa. Will attend promptly to ali legal
and other business entrusted their care in Clear
field and adjoining counties. August 6, 1856.
JAS. LARRIMER. ISRAEL TEST
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uorSrS. R,,t, &C. To Get.

HOUSES. R5oNs &C. To LEr.
40 irr-lt IS L~eEsrLAcE IIrloY sIstsAIl.
4 ~ ~ fn Pc -. te.g .tstss' NtM..s.s n MI
D.-NFe ~ = S Nar-sn tsfeet ~ rsrs.sa.As Ana ,ses
no ikI-So AslsGngS sQvAaE, A THEE SO
\ z 49, M. 1'a "a .a..r s.si ss.r n 4 IL 49,,
no IKr-To A'sanG FAsiLy. AT 8 sFCoSp AVE-.
Il nse. fr-g ta~-r . -. On sls t4fa svfy VIII
80 AAe sa.ss plsssssty lsess1
TO rET-fIs LOWER rAk4 a. HOUSE d MIDDAGn
r.so.s ~, ~. -. a'l,, 80 ~. ~, s. n y
ss. , s.ess' ana ,s'ps- 80 saN keas e~ . sl-n
r,o tR,- sptoVn gt.DoKs III 10 EAsr BROAD
Il way, sud tArk Pa 80, baA btagesr, esta Or
same csSr sass KsasE 80 raa sad seles. az aEse
iss $50 iaasi.s % ,s s'f Is;s.s. -
rro LIZA PLEASANT FVRsisHED Room ,ro-,A
s. ssrss. = 80 10 !. ~. s. n. ,sast
no BE LEr-ruE LOWER rARr OF HOUSE, 40 s.
N0anss sGreri oasfa improvements. sacsp 70
good teSaai. insa.rs o. tls rresi-.
rT,o LET or FoR sALR-A LARGE, HAspyorE
esrnass Ssas A. q. ssssi sas hue sssn Vac
ts,Ans Aessass. rssrsssss g.sn a. y AsAsss-s. q
ABBY 3 s bSpF Is rS ~ ss .s 's cents
ro LEAsE-rHE THREE STORY Hopsk, MODERATE
sas ~ rsstA ssenss nsst % Fesrsseata ssrsst has
gas wa.es a. n sosa order Rent " sesa seasal 500
FoarteenIa sree; has bIi e. ssa ns,arss FOR a
~ Is L iey - ii rrow 'sI.n ss - EN- os
JOIN Q. WITH, IS West r~eni, ART sresL
RIO RENT-rnR uo<sK AND GROUNDS OF the
buz OF stone. ssty Zee. .ans-r stories,
and attic and iurnlshed ~ as water Tee ronrds
oompris~ about attsra handsomely
and garden aud an periee< oer A,ssd 10 The house
large Conservatory. Tarra
and all the s-y o.tsaaings OF iare place Apply
ioTHoMAs o. SMITH Ascnt Paterson. New jersey
TNo RENT-PRIvAIE STABLE NO a3 East 2sND
from 10Th IN Deretnbe 1nqu at
No. West T~enty Irsi street, OF Al The Stable.
Tso RENT-FoR ONE or TWO YEARS THE LARGE
Aiansi ON House, stable, house well
plants, grapery in fun bearing with garaen, laws 3e
by Wan. II. Pa Esd s.laaaed the Sorh Aver .~een
Eighty nth and Ninety IL
quire Of JOHN PAINE, ~ Wai street. 40 Fifh
THO DENTIsTs.-A PARLoR. FURNISHED on IN
furnished, 10 iet Office Location very dasirable
Would be Y, 70 gentleman and wife, with Board. AZ ~
Myrtle ayeBue Brooklyn.
WELL FURNISHED FOUR STORY BROWN s7oyE
w House, hundred feet street, be r,-pted
for $780, and board OF lady, child and Address A. e.
Herald Office.
@JE PER MONTH"; NEAT. GENrEEL BRICK cor
WlO tagc 10 let, in beautiful healthy avenue In VII
cents the door, genieei pleasant as. Grand
street Williamsburg.
s1,.. CLOTHING.
T THE NEW STORE. ia THIRD AVENUE. LADIES |
n and can asrose OF their Cat on cotbne
oafpess fqaninsare De- Igua>1ee to Pi ys Tor
a. 80 nos forget 70 call on or s0aress from n ~
Third enue. Fourteenth street. Ls.es aseh w
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REsTAUahsTs.

fTtHEAH ron GLORY --4roTiIER GFEtT pfc.
ID sHd We greatest sainel. asconpi le1 vi y
O. tOfFEN f4l BrJadwav whffs H. silS toe Ale ln
~ eig ~ cent per glass stop and ~ jim. Every
Lcdy calls 70 see hin.
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Al THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE. LADIES
IA ana &c ut emen ear asucse of their Cat Oh Cotbne
Carpets Fprniture, &C. guai.niee 70 pay for press-
= Va ssS lsr Gs..s from "a to s.. 'of re-
a Please 40 A0s forget 20 cali on or soess from n IRON n
S19H. ia
Mrs. Mish ~ =
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HoARpsea AND LOGGING.

| Ill EASI EiGbfLEhrH sTRBEf.-A GENTLEMAN
iDN aila VIE o. couple 0l staEa gentlemen
AI9nt loom aad q a, sftJnd uor Ro
( On shHa hoor Family hm lli airl terms moderate.
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A TTENTION.-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN. II you
~ ind fair aud honest dealer dispose OF
your Cast OF Coihng Carpets, Furniture and Jewcy the
best thing call address the honest
wen known dealer T. HARRIS l56 Seventh avcnue where
you viii Re dealt with Satisfaction AT this place
you receive fifty per than from aI1 other
the cay and you VII avoid being humbugged Please do
not forget r. HARRIS 100 Seventh avenue. Ladies attend
ed by Mrs Harris
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE AND HANDSOME CORNER TEA AND
IA Giosery Store for SALE with three years lease at low
rent ocsIed IN the best business the city. In
qIie az fS and l13 Chambers street, OF Greenwich
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,RD IN BROOKLYN-A LARGE. HANDSOME IN
1Svn, shed Room, with Board, Tor gentleman wife,
- ,n,ysi> family. at No los Second place Take tn"
y ssss a. Fulton ferry 70 Second pisca ~vur,
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THE RAINBOW. REEkMAN STREET rs TtE oyf,
A depot Ter Rgtmas Celebrated FhilaJepha Ale
speDd,a Afce nov on asp With Bosom cbow6er for lunch
this day ". ] How ELL
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From Cairo.
VAIHO, JuIy
lSFecial 10 the Chica "a Tr;huc.1

tSFeeisi 70 tho Chicago Tribuns.l
1t 10 reported that Gen. Hindmsm i. back
| Of St. Charles with 5000 men. and 600 back
Of Helena. The boats are all out OF the river.
Col. Fitch abandoned St. Charles and sp;ke I'd
the gurs.
There 10 bad state Of affairs 10 Ark.p,.,
Union men are terribly persecuted,
When the Mound City was coming ND the
river two Union refugees aboard. went on
shore ct Helena TO get their families. The
rebels CO p,ured them. and woul1 not give them
up until the Mound City was laid before the
town, and threatened to lombard the place.
Curtis is in . tight place. His men have
been on half rAtioDs for the last ten days. and
must fight their way out.
s. n. Cullum. Of Springfield. is appointed
special commissioner. in place OF Judge Logan,
resigned.
Ex.Gov. Boutwell, Of Mass. assumes the
presidency Of the conmission.
The gun boat Little Rebel, eunk at Mem.
phs, arrived last night for repairs.
Brig. Gen. Tyler arrived to-day from st.
Louis for Memphis.
1t is reported that Com. Farragut gave
Vicksburg till Monday morning last to surren-
der
Reports via Columbus. KY. by passengers.
are that a fight had taken place at Holly
Springs. and bomt tardmsnt Of IL hours du-
ration had occurred At Vicksburg. but the time
Of neither is given.
The Grenada Appsal Of the 9th, says every
preparation that military science could sug.
gest hos been made at Vicksbnrg al that the
city would be defended 10 the last. A special
! to the appeal dated Vcksburg, June 9th,
| Gays that Porters mortar heet opened on tn.
lower battery ct a o'clock p. N, yesi erdsy.
and ceased At O'clock, they recommended at
o'clock next morning. The battery replied
with but few shpts. The rebel ioss is report
ed at killed aud wounded
II ia reported that the enemy are landing
troops at Warrentown. We have no posi-
tive knowledge of the truth Of this report
but il corresponds with their previous
movements and indicates that an attack by
land is to made or this place.
At one o'clock II transports came up above
the unboa.s and landed troops at Brown and
JohDstons place on the shore. From the
| number Of transports engaged they must have
landed a large force.
We cav Irish potatoes offered in our streets
this morning for $40 hushel
Fol Fitch has been much annoyed by guer-
Iilly bands in the vicinity.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.


ADJUrANr GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June7, 1862.
General Orders No. 81.
The great number of officers absent from
their regiments without sufficient cause is q
serious evil which calls for immediate correc-
ton. BY paragraph 1T G General Regulations,
the power of commanding officers to grant
leave of absence is limited to time of peace
In time Of war, leaves of absence will only be
granted by the Secretary Of War. except
when the certificate Of medical officer shall
show beyond doubt, that q change Of location
us necessary to save life,or prevent permanent
disability Paragraph 1856, General Regu1a.
tions) In such case, the commander Of an
army, department.. or District, may grant
rot exceeding twenty days. At the expiration
Of that time. if the cefesr Be not able to travsl.
he must make application to the Adjutant
General Of the army Tor an extension, accom-
panied by the certificate of a medical officer
of the army in the usual form, and that he is
not able to travel. fit bs not practicable to
procure such a certificate, in consequence Of
there being no army physician in the place
where the officer resides. the certificate Of
citizen ply sciap, atlested by civil Magistrate,
may be substituted.
All officers of the regular and yolun-
teers. except those on parole, now absent from
duty with leave, will be considered ''absent
without leave" paragraph 1926 General Rig
ulations) unless they are found at their posts,
within fifteen days from the date Of this or.
der, or are authorized by orders from the Ad
jutant General to be absent. which or ders will
in all cases be based on q certificate as above
described, and must be exhibited to the pay
master before payment is made them.
All invalid and wounded officers who are
able to travel, although their disability may
not have been removed paragraph 1877. Gen.
eral Regulations) will repair. without delay
those from the East to Annapolis. to report to
the General Commanding the Camp OF ID.
struction those from the West to report to
the commanding officer of Camp Chaee. Ohio.
At those points they will remain until able to
proceed to their Regiments, or until an exam.
lining board may decide adversely on their
ability to return to dutv within reasonable
time, and orders may be given by the Presi.
dent for their discharge.
Their Exce,lencies, the Governors OF States,
are requested to make known this order, and
to contribute to its execution, - may be 10
their power. Mastering and Recruiting officers
are directed to do the same. Extra copies Of
the order will be furnished them for distribu.
tiop.
Failure to comply with the above regulations
will be reported to the Adjutant General by
Regimental Commanders.
b. order Of the Secretary Of War,
L. THOMAS. Adj't Gsn'L
Papers published st the county seat Of
each county will insert once.
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Important to Recruit.

By telegraph from Washington. .2Sd1
To Gov. HAYWOOD
have the honor to trans.
NIT you the following order, issued from this
Department
WAR DEPARTMENT. WARRINGTON.
June 2lst, 1862.
Order to Encourage Enlistmen,s.
Pursuant to JOINT resolution Of Congress 10
encourage enlistments in the regular army and
volunteer forces.it is ordered, That premium
of two dollars shall be paid for each accepted
recruit. that volunteers for three years or dur.
ing the war. and every soldier who hereafter
enlists. either inthe regular army or volunteers,
for three years or during the war, may receive
his fret u onths' psy In advance, upon the
mastering Of his company into the service Of
the United States. or after ha shall have been
mustered into. or joined regiment already in
the service. This order will be transmitted to
Governors Of States and recruiting officers.
EDWARD N. STANTON.
Ssc'y Of War.
Papers published at county seat Of each
county will insert once
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Eds. DEMOCRAT AND Gentle.
men :-You will afer great favor on the
Soldiers' Aid Society, by publishing the follow.
ing note from Mr.. J. Ssrasssr, which sufficient.
~ explains itself:
DAVENPORT. June 2lst, 1862.
AADAx-Your note Of the Goth inst. stating
the resolution Of the last meeting Of the La.
dies soldiers' Aid Society, with enclosed
check o. S25 10 just received.
while highly appreciate the kind senti.
men" expressed In the resolution. and the
generous gilt, beg leave to return the for.
~s.oHa "..s san to the Society. with the request
:". ~. ~. '%o1"s should be given to our hero.
%o, = dsnne who in bis efforts to
.s .,.I .ay ooootry; vas crippled forever. and il
having = greatly mutilated ri.h. S.sI
Should ths ladies Of the Society dean !. .o n.oo.
Or to add email eon,ribution - 49, pop
amsunt. might enable Nj. Henna ~ ,.s..,..
On artificial arm or limb ~ p'''oFe
Allow me again to thank the Ladi.. g..
their kind fseliog and generous pitt. and h.' ".
!ievs ne 70 bs ever feadv and willing to e,sist
In % noble cause Very respectfully
Your most obedieut servant.
ees JACOB SraAssER.
The disintsrsstsd suggsstion Of Nj. Stras,s,
was highly approved and adopted BY the So
e:sty. and sn addition t. the fund BY private
sontributioa will soon b handed to Mr.
Hsnue.
With great respect,
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