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district A desperate euort s being made 10 defeat
thomas Field, who ! strong democrat probably
stronger on Point than any other candidate iu the
oty Mr. Fields as . member OF the Assembly did all
that hs could to perfect the Excise law, and point
endcayored TO reduce the OF OF dealer
from noen TO ave dollars. He unable TO carry bis
amendment through, but cordially supported the bill. Il
was to his energy that the Croton Water bill for the
upper end the city put through also the appro
prtstiou to the sacred Heart Institution and
also the bill for .pdgent children. His principal compe
tor Is Cornsi,us A. Runkc, tue republican candidate
Alexander Wood Is troted out by the pretended anti
railroad party but really by others in the interest OF the
Harlem Broadway Railroad, 50 famous OF late 10 Wall
street Tbs dodge Is beginning to be understood and
will iikescvera other Of the men nzze out
There is nothng worthy of notice among the Assembly
candidates IL Is sort Of scrub with them gene.
rally.
Calico, Is pushing bis claims In Brooklyn very strong
Greeley has been over made speech his favor
and has thus given Raymond to understand that he can't
have every thing his own way.
several candidates FOR police and civ justices are
pressing their cams, Notwithstanding the tumot Of the
Novembe, election Mr. Hewitt, In tho lover district,
.eems TO have bs inside track with the powers OF Mozart
a, tho civil Justice rne contest 10 between him and
Quinn bat, according to our latest sdvices Hewitt has
nanked Quinn.
IN former notice we stated that John r. Barnett
csnddae for police justice. We enow learn that ne
panddafe for the position OF civil justice 10 the sixth
a,srIo,, comprising the Eighteenth and Twen'yn'ss
L,X AIie 10 q b,rd working democrat and aawyer by
profession
nr. Josu Fitzpatrick being pushed strongly Tor the
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Coroaers. Iuauesss.

FATAL FfGsr ON SuPBoARD Jones, native ofsoot
land aged thirty eight years. died at st. vincents Hosp
tai yesterday from tine ELECTS Of injuries received the
hands Of Henry Mcguire. sailor board the ship r.
ranss seceo.y arrived from Liverpool Tue deceased
the 3Oth uitimo while the vessel was lying in
the harbor, q dispute arose between him and
the disturbance Mcguire picked up Delaying pin and
chasing deceased around the cooks galley struck him
two or three violent blows tine head Upon being re-
moved to the hospital IL was sscertsiued tbat the sk
Of the patenk fractured and the doctor gave II a.
his opinion that the case was hopeless Coroner Collin
held inquest upon the body when the jury rendered
verdct against hagulre charging him with having killed
deceased warrant issued for the apprehension OF
the accused, but up to late hour last night had
been executed. af Gr~I
srrorDs-Domxsrio TRouBIE Tm CAUsE.-Rebecca wilcot
aged thirty years. resident OF No. l4A Hester street.
committed suicide on Friday by taking q quantity OF
Paris green Deceased appeared, had been separated
from her husband for the last five months and becoming
despoodent account OF her domestic troubles deter.
mined 70 commit suicide Accordingly on Thursday she
procured paper OF the above mentioned poison which
had been bought for the purpose OF killing
roaches partook Shortly afterward she
informed Mrs. Spor the lady with whom she boarded Of
the fact, and stated that she anxious TO die phy
stefan at procured and the usual antdotes were
administered but without eject the unfortunate
dying the following day. Coroner Ranney held in
quest upon the body when the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with tho above facts.
W0xAS Found DRowED-An inquest was held yes
terday, tho foot OF East Sixty Ah street. upoa the
body Of Margaret Sinclair aged thirty years. who was
found drowned Deceased had been missing for che last
fortnight. The jury rendered a verdict OF "Found
drownedy'
TN MADISON STREET SHOOTING CASE Axrz MoRrEM Ex
ANNArI0S.-Coronor widey bold autemortem examin-
alton yesterday In the OF John Ryan, who shot
In the thigh at No. 48 Madison street. Thursday night
SHOW thas the pistol was discharged accidentally and tho
jury rendered veroct accordingly
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NEWS FRO N PANAMA.

Arrival OF the stea mship Iilinsis.
The steamship Illinois. Captain Babcock. from Aspin
wall 2ist uss with mails and passengers arrived al this
port yesterday.
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The Mayor and Furioughed Soldiers.
TO THE EDIr0R OF THE HERALD.

MAroR's Oyy1cx, Nxw YoRK, Oct. 81, 1865
Ny attention has been called to the following ts cut
from the New York Leader Of to-day
INxRcrrrKp ELECTION TK KkcRAxB.-To r. N. Stanton,
washington from George Opdyke-" Distinctly indicate
counties for tho furloughcd soldiers" r-t % .ff.
Answer from r. NJ Stanton: List sent by mail TO
State Committee yesterday"
This from beginning end unmitigated
falsehood. GEORGE OPDYKE.
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The Ynncton Indians.
Il. 40 Editor eJ The N. y. Tubps@

Sin; noticed 10 tho general news column OF
your us Of May g. the foowinss "Troubs {, breaking
IN Daios ard Nebraska IN consequence Of murders BY
The Ysncisn sOuI Indians regiment Of cavalry IL so0n
10 20 into tbclr county"
object to the article IN eoeou because Il does very
jrses 10 Ii. Ysneon rd.n No uurd. OF other oa'rsSs
be. BEEN committed by them. They pese,be quiei ard
fi,pdy toward tie whites, and loyal 20 tie Government
a. the citizens o.. any town. city STATE Ia the UnlOn.
Duns the ls year. before tho in Minnesota com
uenc.d and While 1t soin. on, tie Ysne,eus were
sedy visited By agents ssnt from the hostile band. Of that
SAFE who aloA every conceivable llseDee to draw them
ito thu; .iacuiiy.
They were srts;sd r.mon,trsed with. threatened with
eIs;n.ustca by tie hostile tbos Of, h. Nothwsstn nsy
I'D not 5in ,A.il in Their sos and deah bot oil
to 10 paT1os- Trut tor hoas pr!aoiqe' Of hi,udshp
tho Government; ssd the vAs sy stood anme'ed and
INN ,sbo and secAs-i tb,r as,Eunsoa " lie and e!c
oeuea.h th. taE Of our eouu'ry.
The Y.n,oe. b.,ss hae reservation Of 4ooeo ,sre' on
the north .s bank tf ,hs Missouri River 10 nile above
sleu1 city wh, they have resided tho treaty ~ih
the Government 4, la:s 7tty number ssos o0 parsons
They not erlJ srdly but rpidly acquiring h.bi'
- Industry lave never uen nofs Temperate eoaHHti
suy county. Dshug rsndeps. of moro than two
snoBr Il. YAneloH have no, Isdsn Ia degree
n5,f the lssres Of ntoIleans drink rsr h,'s .sewn
pe.ots qluel between sHy 10 state T' Of tie tube.
TH.y h.ve psusd ths year about DO Of tre
potsio.s. with u,H own hsujs
farther object t. this and otter articles OF the Md 10
tend, 1r.uai1a The pablo iad sad tes9 rssoe
ul and IN !Ul;rieu' citizens on suuA,ss TO It's Territory.
Dako. presents isdHo.m.0s to hons' steady. iRdu'.
ou. nsn undI,ds Of tsous.na Of ,ei,s Of LAID with
coli Of Bn,1rp.d eans' Invite lsbof Tho eillas Ia Tie
.o l.shal 10 The world and better adip Cd tie waits
ofrer.en, sfcsd with pan.uiy ootnplHii ihan TIA. VI
any ether section OF or countfy.
viii state Tat the ianet0EA'-t5s .rbs oeeupJ!nE Ne
county hundred and fny miles above h poin'-He
acc Part q he great sioaI Nation. They divided into
several dae banda soms Of these bAnd, togstksr villa
IN, Nuep.pu aud part Of ihe b4eiFsei soSI, are now
wish Little Grow, IL sIas against sle white.
Truly yeun ". 4. BURLEiGH
u. q. isue.on Agsnt
Yanekg, lad aax Agtnep Ial0ta TuIor. June 10 lSC1
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when nobody knows. The bluff Russian General
in-Cbief, Berg, put the rase very we'll in reply "a
the question Of the we-meaning bopelessly bones.
lmpe'ial Grand Dnke-" haze you discovered the
members of the Revolutionary COMMITTEE who pre-.
sumo to style themselves the Government Of
Poland "Yes, your Excellency." "Wbo are they,
then 7" Everybody in Wauaw except your Excel.
Iency and myselfr' What may como of the Pollsh
ENHANCEMENT your westernmost intelligent readers
eau guess as well as the lamentsblest well
intor"ed" Of oil possible own espordents-proba'
| bly, better.
This, however, 10 noteworthy: the Polish ones
ton does teem more and more to be growing toward
European-di plomstic question. This Is not direct
ly promising for Poland. Greece, that has had the
misfortune 10 be taken In and done for by the protect
ing, diplomatic Powers, Shines, with the brlaney
Of phospborent corruption, rs beacon warning Il
any hard bestead nationality not TO accept the tuel
age Of any Jealous combination OF European Powers
For The rest the Polish question hss taken an immense
geographical extension in the pact few weeks. II
connects very immediately, and, let rs hope, fruit
fully, with the profound social fermentation that u
now stirring the very depths, ON whose repose wa
lately conditioned tho grandeur and unity Of the
Ruselan Empire.
have ten minutes before mailing, aid ten lines
to give 10 what 10 wortilisst of MENTION Had 40
many hours and columns the choice were oosier.
Cabiued, cribbod, confined as am, may ask that
YOU put O Certain faiih, not surely IN my critical
competence, but in common-sense prudence oil
Judgment This being the brief and economical
preface TO otherwise arrogant sentences Jeanne
Dare WHOM, first of French, frs! VI women, we
have been calling Jeanne D'Arc, az though her in.
spned nob!eness needed our pniiul human slgn OF
mere human nohilty--God save the mark Jeanne
Dare is the title of new volume by NJ. With.
aume wherein is given not only the true history OF
that noble woman, bal the refuistion OF the COM
pcste that have obtained IN her gard hitler
TO, thanks not 20 much TO popular stupidity W
h. ain At ..ial fall t.gA
,orians. Book titles and the last possible moment
Of mail closing press on me. OF the former, | res
cue this one only; Don Corios d Philippe H., by
Charles CO Mony. Not ouly o ye who bave been
led PLEASANTLY astray by this magic charm Of scbil'
ler's verse, but o anybody, In search Of the truth
il a much-tspged aud sngularly-interestDg bis
torical case that yet remains On trial-resd Mr. de
Menys not particularly entertaining, very consci.
cautiously laborsd, instructive, interesting work
humbly venture 10 think that whore be differs from
or countrym su Prescott, lie is right; but whether
right or wrong, be has this quality a. historical
v ritter in Common with our Prsscoit-he furnishes
the reader with the documents and other means te
decide for himself against the furnisher eyep II rsa1
or seeming need be.
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SHIPPING INTGLLEGEECE.
POM or NEw-YoRK.. .Juyp "A
Cleared.

e. M,.>sS"'
s'eam.hipsoymIp; 1s, o5ac. Liverpool T. cunGrd,
s,.smers-Jss s. Green Was,, ". ipS,or IL.
J. r. Thomp,or McRsy. Bsltlnoe W., -, ,eii. Tioros
suarks = Wshinst IN. Lopez Kiriust,ict ''
Shn- riigews.er Ssson Liverooo MILITANT C,,,,
Baiss--Eisny Booth, Dnsso, .esd.phs, T. s. Wa,S
Coz H. mson.'e ltsL) Lsruo Qoesu sovn Poyi Ginc.
ken Wilhelm (Rr-m J. Jsckman Rot R1ger Br
Traveller (rl Randall, RIO JeueTo j. L pkets h Co
Col as Scott (Br) Lnbon. Andrew bfsdsiSy, Con
lido (Aus, Bassa.iuck Befst w. j. Scouiii. SoN, Js
Welsh tBrl. Batss. Bsgg NOT, - Ae1dder& Son fSla.-
Ils Or D. Allen, Heyaua, Ifujillo Einlng
Bras-Psuine Ham,. " rfer, Bristol Funch, Meiuck,
W~nd.; X. TttGs tBg }, snow, lana h. Wamnsy q o
Herald Davis PhG9e phis Rolling We've, Murray rh.ia
de pba, J. u. Ward Co 4. NJ Arnold. Carter " lle'on
n h. p. l. Nsyius Son Susan Is Ibempor Orr, Ihomi
son. Msts,oorss WIN. 1honpsonj Laura OH Lsnsth'fn
Jacmel Louis q. famine. - .,
Schoouers-Anns Leoaors tBrl, -, St. kits, Geo We'
SER J. D, Litchheb Cocker. Elizabshpoh, aecs Dan
can; Siak. - Phnadsiphia Sitipson Clspp ActuIna
Higgins, Poyud, +. Buck 4 Co battle Coonbs 90 81
Bangor Y. p. Buck Co. Triton, freeman, Cambridge
AissI X. 2. Bunk Co.. d. q. Sswysr Ttton. W.shngon
J. ID. Plat. Belle, Bugel, Bgssst q H. Hatcij J Wicker
SON. Henderson, WaAbirgtor p. d Hurlbut CO.; Carroll
CrockeI Philadelphia. SDpson Cspp; j. r. Jones stew
srt Phlsdepha SIMPSON Cipp; Nstnsnel Chase D.sne
Ausi.ts o. Go spesd; Mary s.nes. Lawrence GlucsS
ter mss; Ooys.npr Cbsse Boston Lane Ph!pps Lane
Gonovens tSpsn), Chhstod, Porto Plste Pope Co.. W.
T. Phillip, smith, Ssshngtnn Van BrGut Ssght; r. H.
Adams. Hnkey. Wsshibgt,n, Baker Il Dsytori LUcy
Church Adsr, Washington Baker Day ton; o. Coles 81 8
bee BALTIMORE. Van Brrn slaghi JP. Wallace, Endc0t
Wsshiu ston Baker x Dayton. . ... ..-
soop Oregon. Rhodes, BrI.,ol n. l., L. Kenny.
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Yaaesea lad an, Agony. patosa Touifors, June 10
The Crops ina Illinois.
W. A. RUALEiGH.
u. 3. i.ueton Agsnt
- TH. lnf1

From Our Special Corr,'ponleut
DoseoLs Union co1hty. Illinois Jane 70, isea
Ieceut journey through tho State enables me
to .ps,k with 1Eowlsdso Of th, subject.
WHEAT.
TIT, VIII be fair average; indeed nosesidsnt befai g.
va may expect large yield. Through the northern And
ds p,It Of the stat. th.re had be sn March
aud this been OF bsGshi toia' Stn than II had
bs.p yer, vet tha remit being ,low and r,iopg Uorih
T would Of course DO tho c,,s on good soun aud well PIE.
p.fsd In h, sosbsrn part there peny Of s through
Anil bn, none In May The whs. hero "a be'.os than COM
NON bat very -ny hsJs show tho re.als OF poor eovs
ton and ,h. yield cannot more than "a bushels 10 tie
oIs. Eis Ofea les.
Wb-r. there was no rau the ground dcu. 70 break
tanned Nd in Jumps. Mech labor the pfairis'
ws si to roll and poSsEe 40 tast tue 'soi properly
could te susd aud Noticed that Ia cul ivsiils, douOs
.r, v,ro .1,.ney Used Up to tho iOh inst nsuy had
iu,t pisn,ed but generally up. aud looking wsL II
blscLe and stronger than la EgypL Such the
eiul vitality ftAs yrAe soil The breadth plated Ia
lsrgo.
On thu line Of, the Ohio and Mi.pr Railroad and north
or ts ran promise. w,l indeed, 1t 1. heavy South u
his Il may d, we'll bot Of tho su't has taken IT. AMI
4. LIS become mo,t uncertain crop
POTATOES.
Tbe,, ,y,rywb,e !ooh finely. Very great difficulty existed
{, reyp In hoduc ew hours Of weather wat enough to SGT
on, ,b ,jo Of the .wo. variety Bu, believe late rains
sya ppd The want Tho culture Of ,hs sweet potato has
b..u ls,.ey .rtspdsd within few years. and though I,
b.,l .oah Of 30 4, largely raised ny to the lake.
Many ind q very pIohl.bls.
The planting Of tho staple has been s's.nihngy large
between Cairo aud the Ohio and Mississippi HALL
oad both In hi. state and In indian- But ~" s''sA
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Uw,pqr,RTERs ppovosT HAnsHu,
SIrTH DISTRICT og NEw-i 0KE. No. iS1 bthsv
The NdIinHal Corps OF H0nOr.

MEN " ANIED FOR TIE lsFALlD COkfS
Fsitbfa, Soldiers good character eho from wo2nds OF
the vssudes Of war iucapicsed Tor active he'd dny,
viii only be received. Enlistment of 'hte. ysas an"
sooner o..chsg.d Pay aBc 3os IL the United
States lusny except that premiums bounty for ~
lsiuent II I've iowed Joining tiis Corps wl .t laval
idite cry peasoD bo3nte. which y DC due for pev-
serYice.
Tie duls viii be chiefly to Proves. Gusris for
HO.itsk oter piOc JvIauss edss er1s Ofde'hes'
&C. Il nsc.,ary they viii DO Assigned to Fora AID oa-
risonA - -. x..,-.,
CONDITIONS or ADMISSION.
The applicant obtsn the Certificate Of Che Board Of
Enrichment of al, Congiessionsi DstTc Ct
Thst sli. app can't /, Gnht fgr ssfsice IN me held
1het he 10 1T tie duties some VI them indicated
sbovr. .. .. 20 ID. ,.Ig.l, .
3 Tibet n not In the service rs bonorsby dis
ctsIz ei. b --.''
4. That he 10 medoious ard deseIyiDs. t....r...
For the convenience Of service The men viii be seee'ea
for three gtsJes Of doiy those who aomor encent ana
able bodied aud cspaos of performing guard dpty etc. &C.
viii be with mask snd sgscd 70 corr stes u Tue
fus, Battalion Those the drgee IL eInvncg, IN
cgding those no have los, and ths least
effective iuclGig those who have lost foot or les to no
companies Of the Second Third Diaions tnsy Sh %
sntd with words
Euifrn--Ssy Bus with DARK Blue Trmlniuga no
r" Euls,uient OF fuitL~t Information Apply 20
JAMES W. fAkP. J Board
...A JAl.ES W. POWELL. lila Of
CHARLES A. LAMONT, )EnToinenS
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The Ligb, Guard aud II. OGiecr,.
To the Editor Of Tie fleming Pot

To the Edhors cf The fleming Pot
In your paper Of Thursday last In spesiiue Of Company
departure Of the regiment for Harrisburg you cotss the
eonduci severely designate them As sunshine sodie
Tho facts OF the briefly these: On the CAL ior 'he
militia of tho Sta to march for the dsisnss OF PeBnsyvsL
the Light Guard hst but fro ocefs tine hfst
lieutenant hsvg rsgasd lime since, on sccount Of III
health. Cart Tompkns hsvDg sevco illness IN his isn
knowing that bis departure wouf sacltcs new Dnsi'
conceived Il to be M day 10 his fsiy TO rensln a.
home. Lieut. BIrdet thu second isa,sn,ut also deooed
to leave account Of bnsine aud the eoupay them
selves without ussion-J oiiicer to lead tnem
Ia s state II affairs portion Of tho company eiused 70
..ys until proper officers could b. elected. while abcnt
thirty 81 the determined to 90 at ali ha1.d selected
Nit Msistt to eonnl.nd IA, s0d LETT with tho regimen
Capt; Tonpsiu 10 not tho Only captain In his swn OF other
Tegim-ns who declined to So Gu tho campaign, Wills hty
equ5l to tAs ngnoer ths otLer companies have
taken roll, much larger than the Light Uusrds
Capt Joupkigs, who has lresly soIvsi Two terms OF
three months rsch with h rcgnegt to the serious pjy OF
Lie business fading the result oi ala action on pofoh "i
III. La decided to sichcc everything and esves
to-day with remainder OF his command To join the tesi-
m.b supposed to be Immediately In face OF the enemy
June y. ilObh
To NE Editor Of III. NJ Y. 7rJunG
Sin: The above commuD cation, Published IN
1he ttng Pos. OF this dy explains .sf lar as Il soea;
bu. CONSIDERS the most import part Of The com
caion by herds q tire company The PoH has
pressed. As you copied the original article from The Pa"
will you tho Light lsd the justice VI publishing The bal
aues Of tho reply. a. folews;
Forth company only sy thai IN the Mexican var
many Of the priuopsl officers OF the regimsn from this
5lsto oi the ranks Of the Gundin the present
tbs company hss flInhel between 40 and 50 officers
many Of them Of high The company has proved '
ysor on the field tn the hst battle Of Boil Rum snd again
responded With full ranks In May last for second campaign,
and b,rdl, think company with such record can be fairly
tsrmed Sunshine ,oldisun TIGER.
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Pnsseuuers Arrived

In rieaa,lp Eagle from HaraHS-f. M,plta, Mr& Nal
pira .nd chdisn ~ Upuaun Lasre, Pedro Pef', Ia
,au, 4 hxaell,, A. Dsa,s ei ysbsn Sanchez j. So'sas
fl,r Mar,in,x h. q. bioLvisi, MI ara hrs Haydleh .
chtld.n and ,rryants; frederco AlvzrI n. Alvarez j.
y,.t, \ Ro.aIi. FeTnsndss aud lady. *. Eiuss Ur'
mia H. A Lockwood Peak Anido RMS lady, daushtsr
and servant, si.son. NJ Stosy eta de- fos''
n Gl J. ter Ssncht1 and lady Rafael Rafael ssusnse
D.r.so, }. J. I.onsreve, NJ Il. P.sras Holden, Les
uluumoad A Eiol u Miranda Mrs. y. Nades Aknurio, +.
Font,n.s lsdy and ohilissni Mr. bsndana oov9f'
DIFsr.st Nicolas A. Nicolas }. Martinez, T. Have DO,
NJ yb,ns, Abs,o RisiA, A. Bast l.. brooks, ME- n Al
ni,oba and oLidrsn, H, +. Bron A. Bv,neouii. hr'
ln, 4 onint.r. Mfs T.. Busby, J. Mathew IL iImons,
llf. M.bsws, children aud seNAelsi a. X h1s14, A.
lsd, j. J. souhsr, y. Mmands NJ Scott, u. H. hiehAics
MIR, H. Rockwell Mf.. G. Coun, hr, G. he)si, III" ~
ingaoe. A. Msnsro, & Tfinidsd, }. Hdsie ~, i@suno'
4 Pom A. 4 P-fsE Mscss aud lady, y. NJ Nlippie -.
lo,yruad MIA X Hartman snd 4 children, Comes H.
n Sirv.rt Mathew. y. Yocun, T. Ntyo q. hosa y Igi-
ru. T. CabArsa q. BIsdloft. a. Ruiz. n Cnssnelo. r.
CI,en Mrs CIaIen aud cntreu j. J. Marquette snd w
chiten Devtruiere L. d. Cesis, Ellen Joce. tlzinolh
Iuns. 4. Beui,butn Is. lAeho, Nsldes AeiFpisne'
+ 81 Jnersusfs y AIoy, H. Yourg L. Silva, j. c.'uar.
" foweu. "A. ChprsS, }. Davis A. bohn' Ma's'o. IL.
Adinson, e. HoltDn, h.. GGuche NJ HAT y =" ,ds,J -
Ale Defgott Jos. Hack. Ph Hanet J. J. Waller '" hal
= Or, A. Mc.tob :. Millett aud children, o. oobo y.
Tsr, Il Lamar NJ r. borfelst. h-yBllsae bo'Glsra,
m L.tta A.ry Kelly, Rsbefd Crsit, w Aioe, H. .Aisf
d. Csrbelt n FenIn'us. d. LJonl h LshomanI. ~ "
ln b1fk aLHi |roa nerOIieLas X. :. Nindef, '" ".
y,.,p r. koreon aud Misses Norcom. Bach con- john
CArk ri. H. sephsnsor, g. A. Adams, lady and ornu' A'
lawson, y. %. IiHi. -, ,,,,,,h
IA ba,k Iy,rL % from ker- Oriedn'Mu lll aud daugh'
Ia, MI Thompson and child, Mr. Reddins N
Ia ,ca, j. j. Fblrys,n from Cat IsiaDd-J ID. smith, H.
YoaDA HIs. Rotapas Eysps ...f..| .Ifrl
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PKOyosr- MAuHALs OFFICE,
METH CoyGREs,IosAI DsTHlCr No 61T Jd-ay.,

). Tsas ~. J
The Honorable C0rps.-MEN WANTED FOR the
INVALID COhfS Only faithful soldiers v ho from
wounds the hsrdss Of war are ~ longer active
IssneLs will be for thee Uulss sooner dscocr s-f
Pay spd allowances officers aud pen OF tAe United
infantry excep, tina, psminr or bounty for Whilst
uens will 90 allowed. This will ioyAid ts any Pen
sous BoaDte watch may be due for previous service
III daties viii b. CHIEFLY to set Provost Guards aud
Ga.ons for Cites; Guards for Hospitals. and other pubic
bi,ldng and clerks orderei &c. if found nect.ssry
they sy be assigned Forts, Men wbo still 10 5s
aud uas6e pcioTm efrs,ise det daty may be
Transferred 10 is The ioHewibs are TIE p'sscnoed
conditions Of admission to the Invalid Corps -.
l. That the spp.icsr, nnhI for segyc, IN the field
p That he IL 1t os TIE dates " 1oIe Vi tnen indicated
above. r -
That, II not In the service he has been honeraby
discharged. . . a.. III nrt
Tia, he Is r,.o-iors ard 6eserying
For enlistment further Information ApI y % the Beard
OF Enro rsnt the Ninth Congressional Ds!Tiel Of he
state of New.York Of No. e7 Third-sv.
Eyorle.ot Co. JAMES 3. FRY, -..f
PToto,.. Mar hai General.
CHss. L. JEyKIs', CAPT. and Provost. Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-25
HliIitdrp Notllfs.
OFyicH OF ruE A. A. vQsr.NARsgAL.uEsERAL,)
SOUTHERN DIVISION oy nEw.YcRN, !

OFFICb on TnE A. a. pSr'WARsHALUkNENAL,y
SOUTHERN DIVISION oY NEw.YoRk, !
NHw.NoEK. Juue -, 1893
Noffcs IA hereby given al pepons whe have
been ENROLLED in District. 0L,r tnEn those ~ which
ev ise thai by calling upou the PrsvotMsrshsi 10 the
District Ia which lL,y have tn.ir lvar tey Obtain
CFK IIriCArE oftho ct Of their nent In Dis
tre bioE, upon presentation. viii olte them 70 havs
r.,r names aken tho sis where they may have
enrolled usewa sTe- . .. ..
9y ADOPTING this cour,e The ProVos;M,shlla viii be
absd pel.c dec ss and pcvcnt tho shiiy Of Gemss
Appearing more thsn ~ ,Ac 1iineuL
Appes,io should b. the IS fol
love: ....
III Cor -re.si'rai District Jaustca. y. l.
~ a., e,r..orr Dgtrit No "a a. Brook
am { ougi Ssiohal Disnict No. "a Broadway.
5th Cong ophl DIstfict, No. &33 GGauJ-st.
6tb { on OCCASIONAL Di,tfct No ms 6tI-sv
9Th Congressional Dltsic VA. % Sd-pv, ID rn.
sth congrsdonLI District, Nc. Llsii broadway.
sih Con- ressionsl Dl,ltict No. 81 Sd ,v ,,.r Do.
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