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Miscellaneous.

- Fallandlgham on bis trial LET OUT
tie fact that Fernando Wood has been
corresponding aith the reb Is at Rich-
mond in relation to terms OF peace.
Fernando has often asserted tbal
somebody had had communication vita
Richmond. but was always careful not
20 commit himself AS il 4 4 crini-
nal offence to CORRESPOND with the en-
envy IN time Of war, be may yet got
into trouble as well rs his friend.
The Washington Chronicle Of tile
l2lh .h.. sag, ll,at Yallandieham has
been sentenced hy Burnside to Tor.
tugas for tEo years.
Erasius Corning is to retire from
the iron and hardware business ID Al
bany on or about the lst Of July lie
commenced fifty years ago as clerk
in Troy, at salary Of twenty dollars
month he leaves off now with 4 fof-
tune of Sj,000,000, and well cslaj-
lished reputation as one Of the most
successful business men in the eoug-
try.
DEATH CT TIE REBEL GIN. VAN
Dom CONFIRMED The Richmond
Dispatch Of May 9th, says that otlicial
information has been received aunopn-
cling the death OF Major General Van
Dorm, al Springs Hill, Tennessee, on
the 9TH inst.
Gen. Van Dorm was SHOT and in
slantly killed by Dr. Peters, Of Mau-
ray county, Friday, May s, at the lat
tiers house. Oui informant states that
Gen. Van Dorm was discovered in Grim
inal intercourse with the wife OF Dr.
Peters.
GIN. SfoUGHToS.-The New York
lIerald's Washington correspondent
says that upon the report Of Gen.
lIeintzelman, relieving Gen. Slough
/ ion from any blame in the reference
TO his capture, the President has de-
termined to restore him to bis rank
as Brigadier General.
! THE FRENCH Ar pUEBLA.-A
despatch to the News Room dated San
Francisco the l2lh, states the French
loss at puebla 10 he llth, according
TO advices from Mexico, at 400 Killed
ard wounded. Five thousand French
reintorcements lad reached Puebla.
The Secretary Of War has direct
ell that while the army Of the Poto.
mac remains in its present position, 30
passes shall be granted TO persons 10
visit it with a giew of obtaining the
bodies OF deceased friends
Major General Burnside has IS
sued G neral Orders No. 60, in which
he recites the proceedings Of various
court maelia,s. and sentences four
spies 10 be hung, and one deserter 70
be shot, on the 21ih oil May.
"A ,kiilfuI engineer residing il Par.
IS has invented machine By which
cotton rays Of every description may
be rendered III for spinning.
The SU says that Il las reason
70 believe that there IS 10 truth IN The
story that Gen. Ialleck designs tax.
iog the field IN person, II the next
movement Of the army OF the Polo.
mac.
1T !. reported ihai Gen. A. p
Hin has been placed in command .
stonewali Jackson's corps in thc rcbe
army.
The application FOR q writ Of ha
beas corpus 10 The case of Nalaad e
ham, has been refgsed.
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APPOINTMENT. We learn with
pleasure that Captain S. Z. Burnham
late # the 9Th Vermont Yo@s. Is APP
pointed ! Deputy Provost Marshall
fog the lirs, Congressional District Of
Vermont Tie Capiain has richly
earned tie place, and re predict .hat
81 1l win ~ well reTterne3
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RETURNED. Since cur last iSae
Serg't c. a. Pierce, Ct Company g,
lilh n, Reeinf The proprietor Of
This paper, has reiurte "a 10 his po,i il
our office, having been discharged on
account Of disability occasioned bg a
casualty, heretofore noticed in our
paper We, tic editor, were reioeel
with his numerous iiiends 10 the OPP
pouunily Of taking him by the hand,
and listening to the history Of bis
campaign Some interesting ineillcnls
of his service may be hereafter motto
ed in our columns.
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THx Mise MONTHS QursrIoy
ErTLrD.-- General Sehouler. q Mas
saehesetfs. states, 10 a letter 10 the
Springfield Republican. thar he has Of
fetal information ,lsat Secretary S;an-
ton has decided ira, ihe date u mus
teriGg out regiments IS 10 l,e ooa,pa-
ted fren the date a sAe musterng m
o. BE lasi eo'npsay
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MISSIONARY CoNyrNuoN. We
learn that the meeting Of the friends
Of Missions, holden At Dorsct,on Tues
day last was well attended. Some Of
the officers Of the American Board as
well As enc or more missionaries from
foreign fields were present, Which con-
tribnted much toward making The oc-
casion quite interesting. No one hay-
ing furnished Us any report for publ
cation, we are unable for want Of ma
tcrial 10 give farther details. The
limited incomes of our establishment
viii not admit Of our sending out re-
porters on such occasions.
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My 6. lsba,
GrSEat 0RnfRs Mo ~,
The Major General Commanding iendeyslo
this army his congratulations on lis aohies-
mcnts Of the last sesendays,
fit hasno, accomplished all that was ex-
pcctci, the reasons are wei known to the
army
Il i sufficient to say they were Ola char.
aster not to Be foreseen or prevented b hu.
man sagasityor rccoaroes.
In Withdrawing from the south bank 81
tie RappahannocG bcfos delivering gene.
ri battle to our adssrsa ia, lle army has
given renewed evidence Of rs confidence ia
itself and its fidelity to the principles Il REP.
rcs1ats.
Ia Sighting a, a disadvantage We woall
have betn reereant to our trust, yourselves.
our cause and our country Profoundly 10y
al ana concious Of lis strength. de Army u
tie Potomac viii qiseor decline battle uhcn-
over rs honor may demand.
II SIN aiso te tie guardian d itsoun b.g-
tory and is own honor,
by our celebrity aud secrecy Of movement
our aayapee and passage Of he rivers were
undlsputcd and on our witlldr5wal not a
rebel returned to follow.
Tie events Of the last week mas swell With
pride The hearts ofeyeiy officer and soldier
Of The army
We have added new laures to is former
renowu We have made long marches. cross-
ed rivers, surprised the enemy IN his intrench.
ments, and wherever We have fought, W.
have inflicted heavier blows then we ha,ert-
ceitod.
We hasc taken from the enemy Eve thou,
sand prisoners and fifteen colofH, captured
aal brought oT seven pieces faftillery,an
placed hors ia coa5yt eighteen t'iousal@ Of
h 5 chosen troops W. have destroyed his
depois Allied with vast amount ofsiores, DANE
aged his communications, captured prisoners
within the forti6catous Of his eapiiol, and
filed the country with fear and eons,erna
ton.
We have no other regret than that causet
BY the loss Of our brave companons, and ia
i4is We are cOnsolel by the conviction that
they have fallen in the hottest cause cycrsub-
mitted 10 the arbitrament Of battle.
BY command Of Maj, Gen. HOOKER.
8. WnLt&Hs, Assistant AJjatant General
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PFrFHsoN's MACHINE, for June
has been received, il contains the
usual amoont ofclioise reading malter
the following is the table d cau'rnts'
Music Los Down A We'll Im9reg-
nable The Second Tifej Lines Halt
Cross and Crown The Little Ish.
machic; Verses A Leaf fron The
Life d Miriam Grey Two Hands
Hopes and Fears Mrs. DR. John's
Story Alone; Despondeni Such a
Perfeet Iceberg Liltle Alma Spring
The Broken Trolh,PRghti Lines ,
Aspiration; Awake, Ny Love, from
Slumber The Star Pin Cushion.
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The following address has been issued III
General Lee to the army uaier lis COM
maud.-
GENERAL oRDERs--xo. 6y.
Headquarters army of northern Virginia
Alay :, 1903
with heartfelt; qualification ihe General
Commanding expresses 10 the army liz
seuse Of tie heroic conduct displayed ty Oh
GERS aud men during the ariaous operation
10 which they have jast been engaged.
Under trying Yiciss.tudss u hea, and
storm yoa attacked the enemy, stronsly ia,
treDehe1 IN the depths q a tangled wilder.
pess, ana again % the bills 81 FREDERICK
burg, lheen miles distant, aal ~ the yai.
or that has ;fiumphel On 50 iueny fields,
forced bim once more to seek safsfy beyond
tie Rappal.aDooek.
While this glorious victory ssiitles you
to the praise aud gratitude ofthe nation. We
arc espeeiaIly called upon ~ rstarn our
grateful thanks to the only giyer u victory
lsr the signal leIissranse ne has srougbt
II Is, therefore, etfuessly recommended
iha; Tie troops uuile % Sunday next 10 as
erlbipg e DE Lord u Ho&ss The glory due
unto lis mans.
Let ~ aoa forget ii our rsjoieing TIE
brave soldiers who have ellen IN defease u
iheir country All while We mourn 'hsIf
Joss let 10 resolve q emulate tlaeir noble e.
ampl.
Tie army aud ibe esaniry alike laaaehl
tie absence for tine y sIe p waoae braFs-
=. energy lad Ail, iAsy rs - naeh ia-
ae5ted III ssecess
The losiss .et.sr iron. ihs Pres.isol q
,hs ccnGlsrse sa n.ae.ea'si 8
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The Richmond Esgairer ssYs
taa boss al S,oacaall laekson weald
~ III replaced 81 iae accssssan q
59.0Q0 veteran sr0op
Tho work Il orsaHifos ihe ma-
i,is ia eauada { going ga with gre ~
Yieor
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We dad among The list Of tbewoanded
soldieIs, tie following names Of the soldiers
froni this county:
Williaa Brine, searsbargh, 4 George
c. shsppe, do a; William 4. Shippe, d.,
a; tlmuncy + sampson, SALISBURY, 4;
Chag.es Hya. DO, a Horatio X h.soa,
Searsbufgh 4 scrrHt Pratt stone Rsts-
bore. a Corpord Ihonas Dempsey, Benz
nins;an, b, Corporal WaFrcn ~ WymAn,
Mlaeaeses. 1t. Charles f. Wg0lsard, | I;
Dsyi4 s Dovney. saaits9ary, a, zsh VIZ
Hsay Morzau, Beaa.ngsoa, y, 10, Corporal
Wa. Paul, bennington, . Missing Jls.
Il Lagkey. Hahsa, L I'D III, saaiea !,
gaaes LNGeg, fa.t lg.
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Il $. SANITARY CoNmssfoN.--
The f}llowiug extract Of a letter will
beread wiIh Interest By our lady friends
Of the suffering soldiers.
New ESgland womens Auxiliary Assocla-
ton, % SUMMER Street, Boston. May q. 1865.
M DEAR Mas, BouprSor ut gives me
muck pleasure 20 acknowledge tie roeeip, Of
tie box q Hospital Supplies from Manches-
Ter. Il reached Us yesterday in good con-
dilion, ani the contents will be forwarded at
ouce 70 give their share ofaid and comfort
to tbc sufferers in the last terrible battle
Tbs battle will I suppose u much e
move the women 70 work, Cor the lis, Of
wounded which brings sorrow to 20 many
hearts. must also prove to Us that our work
il needed, had We ever doubted tie &c,
The Commission IN Washington has called
on Us for large supplies, and We forward
every thing ~ fast as received There can
never be too much
II mast he, I think, gratifying to the W.
men u Vermont. 70 see how easily and SUI
perabuudantly their demand WAS answered,
aud give them good courage 70 90 o. with
the work
With many thanks f9r y3ur letter apI
your cordial cooperation.
Believe me youIs very truly,
IsA Il. GRAy.
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10 eur subscribers.

The nrcsent amiteF cont le' ihe
..rosl tolums ofrhe JorRSAi Two
Years since, amid maoy l.sooafaging
forsbsliags Il friends solitary and
alone, tbe present publisher started
IA the en,erpri,e ESTABLISHING eetk-
~ paper IN Manchester, giia FELL
knowleslse 81 the fact that Taare iaaa
one similar undertaking ~ lhe ka'l
lad heretofore resulted disAaiouly
10 their propriesar%
hat our enterprise has surs'sea 'l'e
siseissiludes u Two years and now
more tbau ever seems % BE- public
peoassi,y. ihis must BE- evident %
every rejecting misd, aa- llse PRO
prie,or now pledges himself 10 renew
ei Efforts to make his sheet pleas
ant AMI nseial visitor n cfery ZONES.
tic circle.
But 10 accomplish this in man.
ncr Satisfactory 10 himself o. the com
maniiy, L becomes quite neee sary
that he have the hearty co-oFeralion
al his patrons
Could he double bis sutsel ipGloa
Isl ia The course Of a fcw weeks %
come, il would By great point gain
ed aud il is believed, taai could be
readily accomplished. would each Of
our patrons lend us helping hand
among his neighbors some Of our
friends have done 50, with success
astonishing TO themselves.
Notwithstanding the great advance
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predict for The future, the coming year
Is 70 be one Of stirring eyenis beJohd
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HOWE NfA1rERe


furt f4 sasgkTn elHaoL Cos.
sNrn> greedy = ne 81 e
nzersl hr faeaa, y be Sabbath
eei8ei in hs county, 3 Couyenliea
assembled e tl- Baptist Church 3.
Fsa9y Point, Oh Wednesday, ne
iata nH The DAY VAS deligb6ol,
anl che meeting was largely attended
TIE delegation from different paris
Il ilf county was god, from some
parts isfee ,he house during the af
iernoon and evening was dcnsely fil-
81. Moa 81 the schools were repre-.
seHied aaa tie reports from them
ehfciiug. The spirit q tie Conreu.
ten gmed to have gone before ami
given new life 10 many superiuten-
dams and tea hers. add some Of the
Schools eero already receiving a hee
inspiration. 81 vies Of which the con-
gfogaiiou joined heartily IN singing a
verse Of the good old hymn
Ills aorniur liehtr hreaisipg,
iiie darkness aisappcan
Tie convention was organized BY
lie choice Of Rev. SIR Cushman, Of
yancbeaer, Chairman and Rev IL,
S. Apscy 81 Bennington, Clerk. The
morning session wa occupied in hear
ing repofs from the Schools and
learning, ID 50 far as we we're able,
tho condition Of the county The
Gr.t business 81 the afternoon session
vas the Organization Of The Ben
ninston County Sunday School Union,
which was harmoniousIy Effected by
tbc adoption OF 4 brief constitution,
and The choice Of Bros. Il, q White,
Presid n ]. Tucker, Jr., Cor. See
rotary Fro, VIM. B. Burton, Record-
ing Secretary and Bro. 4, g. Clark.
Treasurer; with o limited Board Of
Of Managers, which will probably re-
ceiye additions at their first meeting
which viii he held At Arlington, on
Tuesday afternoon anil evening, the
9th Of jane, Of which further notice
will be given.
Tic remainder Of the afternoon
cal evening were given to a free con.
ference on some Of the topics Of lead
ing interest to sunday School labor
ers, The singing was excellent, and
the addresses and exhorlalions Of such
warm spiritual character, az viii
give a new impetus to the Sabbath
School work, The Convention was
heartily welcomed by the churches Of
Manchester, aud The provisions for
entertainment mere abundant
Indeed the meeting was pronounc-
81 BY many 70 lie one o. tle best d
the character, they even enjoyed
Tie Union, organized under such ia
soring circumstances promises much
good. With the blessing Of the Di-
vino Spirit sealing carncst, faithful
efforts We may expect soon TO see our
Sabbath School, increased not only in
nunbcrs and external prosperity, but
rendered more efficient also for tic
/ spiritual well-being Of all connected
with them, and instrumental wo
trust Of bringing many Of our youth
to be humble learners at the feet Of
the Great Teacher, SECRETARY.
IMrRoyEuENrs * VILLAGES
We notice by our exchanges that
almost every prominent village in
/ the State is making extensive improve
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AlLoFrp PAT.--Astsnees ard
olh boiling order iur slotted pav
n De Ninlh 40 Eleventh Regiment
AID Companies j, T ADD II 81 De
Shan heoifrs. are hereby noa6ed
tlat reans hafe eome 10 baud ir
November. December. January aad
February .aal this Office = prepared 10.
pas tlr amf received Ia lhe usual
wav ] i PAGr,
State Treasurer
Railahd May :. ls63.
kuLfD WIN, Bottom. 4 member
of Co. A, 9Th Vermont Regiment, who
deserted and went g Canada bat de-
liserrd himself up aadcr Tie Presi.
dents proclamation. and rcjaiued his
Company vas Killed in ihereeentb bat.
lies al Fredericksburg.
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Ia our columns this day viii be
found The report Of Col. Grant, eom-
manlcr Of The FIRST Vermont brigade
in the lale series d battles under Gen.
LOCKER.
Whilst with all other communities
we are egain called to mourn the loss
Of some OF our brave Vermont boys,
we have the proud satisfaction Of
knowing that they fell at the post Of
dnty, and that new and green laurels
again crown the brows Of the FIRST Yer.
mont Brigade. Let il not be forget
ten that Col. Grant but few years
since was a little uFchin in our coun-
iy. Think Of that Winhall boys.
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IMPROVEMENTS IA VILLAGES
We notice by our exchanges that
almost every prominent village in
the State is making extensive improve
ments. New dwellings are every
where growing up with " modern inn
proyemenls; and we are happy 10
state that our own is not left in the
back ground.
The parsonage connected with the
congregational society under the arch
tectural skill Of the Messrs. Perkins,
Is in a healthy state ofprogress. One
Improvement therein, however, but
recently suggested, front piazza, is
among It's wants and we guess it will
20, for our friend Orvis, Of the Eqai-
uox House, has taken bold Of it,
Friends, let us give him 4 helping
hand, for "what be purposes be likes
10 perform
Mr.. John White ID about erecting
new mansion, on the ground Of hi,
old cdiiee st the south end Of our vii.
lage And Tie paint brushes are be-
ginning % put a more glossy iustr'
upon many Of our older dwellings.
Last bat not least, We learn tha'
the grouBds and buildings Of Burr ant
Burton Seminary, are soon 70 be en-
larged AID beauii6ed. Tie Trustee.
having placed that work in charge a
Rev. DE- Wickhan their late princi
pa. Success 70 The much needed IN
aeriaE ing.
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ss1.s'a ssAaes. y.

SIS r. II FFnAAaFns
ntAt sd haze rs saagf 10 report
e ~ lie apftiss = fhs "a "a Cempaay
IL shafp Shs is4s 5airE 5be lals hattie e
Mar ca apa s,A The follevipe art ne
eaases 81 the wounded
Hsnry T.. Campbell, Londonderry Moves
J nAsia. RrAstleboTe LoriuE wymsr.
Grafton. Carmilos 7 Warner. taudFrote
They are ~ doing sci Thes vas neha
kalei
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lIeAp&uAlrRns lsr VI ExeNT BaI8Ape, I
Nay ilh, 1868,
Peter r. Ergka5itra.
.1n,Lnna f1s. Gerafal.

May an, 1863,
Pe!er r. E'asa5ua,
.I}j'tand fas. Gcrefat
Sir.--I have the honor 10 report the most
brilliant conduct OF the Vermont troops at
the siorming Of the Heights Of Frc'leiicks-
burg yesterday. The "a Vermont was the
first regiment in the principal works on the
highest range q bills, and the 9th Vermont
was the second regimen, in the works on The
lower range Of hills commanding FreJericks-
burg. The heights we're carried BY storm at
The point u the bayonet, under terrific Gre
from the enemy. The "a Vermont led the
charge, aud covered itself with glory il
could net have heen done better Col Wal
bridge aud MAJOR Tyler are deserving Of
special praise for the great eooInoss and gall
lantry displayed On the occasion The 9th
regiment, CO. Barney, dil splendidly. Tie
81 regiment, Col seayer, the iih regiment,
Col stoaghtoD, aud the 9th regiment LII
Col Lewis, constituted a reserve force, and
came to the support q the advance ii splen-
did style.
Three pieces Of artillery and maay prison.
ers we're taken. Further particulars shall
be given
"a lost u killed, % wounded 100
3d / 9 +"
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Glass, this side Up with care
Great care was exercised 10 hand
ling The box, which was genlly drpos.
tied ia the hold. When the boat ~.
rived at Saekei.s lIarbor, \, r., one
OF the hands pulled Al a wisp 81 hay,
protruding from knot-hole IN The
aforesaid package. when, 70 his amaze
menl, the side of lhe box fcw of and
oai rolled tro soidient) WHO quickly
gathered themselves ~, and bolled Cor
the shore, and the last seen Of them
they were making tracks up town.
From collar found in the box il ap,
pcared that they were leserIers from
the Royal Artillery At Kingston
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Nrw STTLE OF FRfiomr.--The
Rochester Express relates that few
DAYS since a steamer which touched at
Kingston. G. w. took on board
large box marked thus
For tic American Glass Co,
Pearl street.
New York.
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Yeor Oar servant.
A nrNfoN.
Cap, com'g ca n, Ssa
81 Vermont $. y.
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CongratuIatoTy Orders iron,
Generals Hooker aud Lee 10
their Respective Armies.

HEADQUARTERS ARnY 81 rHr pafoaAC, I
May 6. lsb8.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-12-03

Would you have sweet and healthy
Bread. Biscuit, Cakes. and p Paadings? Use
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal iSsleratus.-
it takes less in quantity. will lIsnOt make
your Biscuit or Bread yellow. is . sure pre-
ventitivs to the decay Of teeth. is perfectly
healthy. and makes ons-fifth more Bread
aud Biscuit from . barrel Of lonr. Never
use soda it you cen procure this srtiele.
Try x. Most I'll good Grocefs sell it.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
- PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday, Dec. 8. 1868.



The following is an order made by the
Board Of Commissioners Of Carroll county,
in the State of Indiana. at special session
held at the Auiitor's Office, in sail county.
on the 18th day Of November. 1869:
Ordered by the Board that an appropri
alton of two thousand dollars be made for
the purpose Of paving the families of volun-
teers who are now in the service of the
United States army. or who may hereafter
enlist in the service of the United States
aforesaid as privates, payable as follows.
to-wit: Commencing on the LIST day of De-
cemLer, 1868. and on the lst day of each
month thereafter, provided the same does
rot come on Sunday. in which case the
payments will be made on the Monday
following, at the rate OF five dollars to
ca h wife of volunteer, two dollars to
each Of their children under 10 years of
age, and to each widow who has an only
son npon whom she relies for her support,
five dollars monthly.
| Hereafter this order will be confined to
the families OF those volunteers who enlist
and are residents OF this county.
II. NJ. WRIGHT.
Auditor Carroll county, Ind
VII! not the Commissioners of MARSHALL
initiate the above example. Provisions.
goods, produce and every thing else has
increased so much in price since the war
commenced that il is impossible for the
families Of volunteers to live comfortably
upon what their husbands can spare out Of
their pay.
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"A. CloSE, " NJ. Nsucgei
TO the above we add directions

= The PosT OF HoxoR.-Newton cosnty
has fille'l her qno.a of 36 men and letter
to the Colonel on Tuesday last announced
that they had then 5 over. and expected to
send up fifty men the coming week. New
ton is the first county in the District to raise
her quota. Benton county reports to Col !.
Andeson that she will have her qnota Of
42 men fuli this week. fis s ssv
From Crown Point, Like County TIA
Colonel is informed that 80 men for ths
cavalry service have been nlistod.-Msc4-
gan Ciy Rsvisw.