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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-08-12
NELSON

DEATH.-T. w. Cotton, aged ffty-three
years. died inN Nelson on the 6thsin sinst.@Mr.
Cotton was something Of a traveller, and had
visited California and Pixies Peak. He will
be greatly missed in his ,neighborhood.
:. The RAINS AND THE CRoPs.-The recent
heavy rains have done much good, and re-
1yived vegetation generally. What is. very
good, the berry remarkably fair and plump
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Observation-Disclosures.

vTsaE copartnerstfp hefeto fore existing between
eager Fox is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business will be conducted usual by G,
W. Fox, at the old stand,on Main Street, below the
Be nix, Ravenna, Ohio.
Persons indebted to the said firm will please cali
and sestls. ss ssga s4asaz s5.- F;5GaSEk, IS rsT
R.venoa. Aavust 3d. 1863. neo-3w
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rfsregIY7 ~ T5ITYE d T5TITTT TITIaf
A KIckING HoRsE, shipwrecked wagon
on the. east end of Main street., on, Monday
evening. He did not seem to be sincerely
attachedeSo thea vehicle, and soon detached
,himself'andr ran off, but was finally captured
in the vicinity Of the Il Phenix BLOCK. The
driver very fortunately escaped injury. The
cargo Of The wagon consisted chiefly of brim
stone.s snyr9 4s,sy1x.Y ss6fed nyEa
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BARN BuRNEp.-Upon Sunday afternoon
the barn Of Mr. How.and, in South Auburn,
near theh Mantua line, was. struck by, light
ming and burned dlwitil its contents q At 9the.
time the horse and carriage of Rev. 0. Blake,
of Mantua, were in the barn. Both were
burned, Mr.. Blake was. filling, an appoint
ment to preach in that vicinity.
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ALWAYS GET THE BEsT.-Especially in
getting Salelatus-as the best costs but tri-
fleI for years supply, and the good costs but
a trifle more than the poor. The best gees
farther than the poor, and is much more
healthy. We can, recommend the Chemical
Saleratus to be the best.
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GoRED BY Cow,-Upon Saturday. val
liable horse, owned by Michael Caris, living
near Sandy Lake, was gored by a cow, the
horn entering just behind the fore shoulder.
The horse bled to death in two hours. Nj.
Cars had been offered and refused $4,000 for
the horse few days e s' s 7's.' s : 3 s
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THE ELECTION, for military officers in
Company districts, one and fonr, did not take
place oneSatrrday last A new election has
been ordered to take place on Saturday, this
aoeek The citizens of the districts are re-
quested to bear it in minds- In event the Of
fcers are not elected the Companies are to
be consolidated with those having officers
See notice = -
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nTiIiti.a Eaectiol,. Il ,n ).

T1HE mehers of the uiiitia companies OF tie
LIST regims:sta district Of Portage county, Ohio,
posed OF the ntia teatownships of Aurora Ma
Hram, Neieas,, Streetshoro, ShaIersve and Freedom
are srtby osdered to Mantua Station, at the o
tel of S. Reeeher. Saturday the ed dny OF August
A. d. 1865 a1 one eli p. NJ of said day, elect
fasreeaby 10 the 9Th section the iitia aw) Col
cneE Lieutenant Coione aud Major tor said reg
: frient WILLIAM T. PARS0 Il j
= - sheriff of Pprtase county
2 SFS'- August s, 1895. saug 532w - stss-t1i
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TO Whom n NAV Uouce.n.

To " hOm IL May Concern.
ID ROK Z into my enclosure, near Campbellsport, on
ID the 29sh day OF July, 1885 head Of yearlug cat
tie red and while spotted steers, nearly hatched
one red steer, and one red steer With few white
spots also, red heifer The owner is requested
10 prove property pay charges and take them away
JOSEPH d. KING
Raveuna, Aug. iss, 1858. nsr4sw
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The Mass MEETING, announced by the
State Union Central Committee, to be held in
this County on thesl4th Of August, has been.
postponed. The fact of the great John
Brough meeting at Warren on Saturday last,
which was so largely attended from this
county, has induced those having the mat
ter in charge to POSTPONE the meeting an
norhScedGfer fthe la4th. Q A mass meeting for
this County will ba duly arranged, speakers
secured, and announcement made thereof.
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KENTUCKY TwIsr-Messrs. ButleE Wit
ter & Co., have been made the Ravetina
agents for this delicious preparation of tobac-.
co, which consumers will find exceedingly
agl eeable and also economical.
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'Io,,ce;a:5l1.e,oN seal ootices. ii J: =,s=;.'
Notice to Teachers.

The Board of Examiners for Portage
County will meet, as formerly, at The Court House,
for the examination Of teaehers at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
the Sd Saturdays of July and August.
I For September, october and November, tn e fol-
lowing arrangement has been adopted by the Board
1. Teachers will be examined orally.
3. Teachers will be examined BY townships, com.
menciBg each day at lOs O'Clock A. NJ. On the 3rd
Saturday of September will be examined Rasenna,
the teachers of the Townships of AtwaterA Brim
heId. On The 4,h Saturday ofSeptember,
teachers oftths townships Of DeerhsId, Edinburg,
franklin, Palmyra. On Sd Saturday Of October,
teachers Of Paris. Randolph, ,Rayenna, Rootstown.
On the 4th Saturday October teachers of Snail
ersville, streetsboroi, sufield, windham. On the
5th Saturday of octobers Hiram, the teachers of
Hiram, Mantra, Nelson, Freedom.
3. The teachers of the various townships Hillzbe
examined at me time designated for their respective
townships, and at no other. 100 y7if9 bis c'lsaR q
4. Candidates who have taught, will bring e Ger
hacates of Moral Character" from Directors of the
last district where they taugh those who have never
! taught, from some well known citizen where they
| reside. ,E x 81 ~ z 81 2 y
5, None, except those designing to teach, need ap
ply. .a'os sa7. -fe,sa s- ri Is mi ..'is . -
g. None, who fail to receive certificate at any ex-
animation, win be examined more than within
six months after such fail are. ysgyt ssss5 sz-s
4 The Board will meet in Ravenna the hrst and
second Saturdays in November, for the accommoda-
tion of such teachers were unable to attend the
examination for eirerespective townships, and
tho Sc who may have failed and desire re-examina-
ton.
g. The Board deem higher grade of scholarship
among teachers essential to the best interests of the
public, aud of teachers There in Portage Coun-
ty more than two teachers to each school-hence
competition and low wages. The best teachers can
afford to teach for the wages ohered-the poorest
can, and the public the benefit of their ignorance
teachers and patrons alike interested in raising
the standard of scholarship. q. - sesa
40 -sess 80, = d. D.PiGKETF,
Clerk of Board.
i JuIY l..
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=, JoH& BRoUGH,'s meeting at Warren, on
Saturday, was mammoth gathering of the
people. Eestmo thousand were present from
Portage County The sttrain upon the
A. & G. W. R. R., from Akron, Ravenna,
Freedom and Windham, took in, it is esti-
mated, thousand people-and the second
train took in a large number The train on
the G. & M. R. R. also took in large load of
passengers Mr.. Brough said he had been in
the habit Of speaking to acres of people, of
late, and acres were before him that day
His speech was clear, able and effective. We
! could name instances where its arguments
were the Instrument of Practical effect, and
/ added numbers to the ranks of the Union
/ men. Gov. Tod was not present. Judge
Newton, of Garfield was one, of the speakers
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= f,MAJoRssN.s A.sBARRETT.--We had the
pleasure of a. hand to hands encounter with
Major y. A.. Barrett, of the 9Th o..sV:: G., on
Monday He was last week commissioned
Major Of that regiment, having occupied the
position of Captain since he went into the
army. He left Warenton, Va, en- Monday,
the sdsi6st. and says the health and hopes of
the army OF the Potomac were never better.
He himself is the picture of robust health
AS the Major formerly resided in. .Ravenna, we
almost claim him as one Of our boys. ~ u His
is to take charge of drafted men n for his regi-
cp, ssssss iii zaibasss s7zss y4svg5 s5fs a137
ment .Sasis irse sest3ier -
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THE PACING Horse Stranger" owned by
VIM. Waterman, died few weeks ago of
lung fever.
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CoRREcT1oN.-In the twelfth line from the
top, of the article aout to MeadyilIe.'' pub
lis6ed Aug. 18th, read eat Leqpi4s5sag, the
Cleveland connection of the A. & g. w. R.
R.. via G. & M. R. r. &c,'-instead of Brace
vile, as the types incorrectly said last week.
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The Union County Nominating Gonyen-
ton in Summit County is to be held August
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FINE CARD PHOTOGRAPHS of Gems Meade,
Grant Butler, Banks, Mcclellan Garfield,
&C., &C.. Com. Foote, Gilmore, Dupont,
Wilkes, &c, &c. Horace Greeley, Edward
Everett, Cows. Tod, Seymour, Curtin, &c,
&c. al are made from life, and in the gbest
style IN fact, very conpfete assortncntof
Pictures of2our leading men; also, ofrladies
of note, as we'll as some of the leading rebels,
may be found at the Photographic Rooms of
E. A. Stein. zrs>-5 s7zr1Tc7-Tr, ***
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Gro. .SHELpeNs of. Mantua, has been drawn
as petit juror for the September term Of tie
u. S. Circuit Court at Cleveland.
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TAKE IN YOUR GARDENs.-A few nightsago
the garden of IL. Ranneyn Esq, on Chest
nut ST., was visited by some vegetable thief,
who stole every beetin the garden. .'iges9 81
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FRoMeTHE 42ND. Albert Price and Horace
S. Clark, of Ravenna, and Thos. Clark of Ed
inburg, of Co. F., AID regiment, came home
upon Saturday, upon at thirty days furlough.
From Mr.. Price we learn that the 42d was at
/, Yicksburg on the 1st, when he started for
home-but expected daily orders to go to
Natchez. Soon after the surrendered Yieks-
burg, the 45d then at Black River, joined in
the pursuit after Johnston. The march was
a severe one, one of the most arduous the reg
imcnt has been caEed upon to perform. At
jackson, Miss, on the 18th of July,aat the
engagement there Lieut.. w. B. Bingham, of
Co. F., was wounded Tin the knee. The
wound though not called a serious one is very
painful, and it may be itTwil1 cost the gallant
| Lieut.. the full5use of his limb, in future
Sergt. Steward, of Shalersvillc, was wounded
in the head in this light. He was fortunate,
however, and is nowanearly recovered The
regiment returned to, Yicksburg July 27th.-
Many of the men were worn out with the
fatigues of the expedition. Capt Willard
was very much out of health, when Mr. Price
iisleft. When he returns, abontlthei 9th sof
this month, he9win take. with him letters for
the boys of Co.'s A. and F. but of this fur
ther notice viii be given sas.@i ts.iss sd,
q The rebels IN the region where the 42d has
been, are very much discouraged and, heartily
tired Of the war, and would, be glad to. lay
down their AIMS. AT jackson, ,ethe people
begged our army to stay E. Hundred ptis-
oners who came upon the boat with the Ra-
VIENNA boys expressed thesdetermination moi
to fight again. for the Confederacy. So :. a..a5s
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FL. L. DAY has added to the dimensions of
hiselegant store, acloak and shawl room, and
a department for ladies shoes. =E
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NUMEROUS pic mic parties have resorted to
Lakes Pepin and Brady, recently, to enjoy a
days recreation, aand the varied ssFertss con
nected with such enterprises.
PERsoNAE--Capt. A S. seaton, of the 1st
Wisconsin Cavalry, issspendiug is aufew days
with his family in town - s ...s,ssl7a d
s! DR.. .. g, Willis, Low residing in Canton, n.
Y.,ahas, with his family, been spending a few
days inztown.
MILITARY ELEoTIoN.-The election for
officers of the Independent Militia Company
of Ravenna, upon Thursday evening, result
Eea IN the choice Of Joseph D. King, Captain /;
A. w. Alcorn, 1st Lieut.; Robert B. Witter,
End Lieut..
| sl
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To-l,ay,s New advertisements


II PR. A. tiiiette-Letier List. t5f
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n Sarnuei Raynor-E En- velopes and WIRING Papers.
I-FWilliam Chain--SheeP Lost,
aS-N C. Seats--Money Lost. ~
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II John Bradburn--New Books. -4r5v- ~
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N Es,lavid g. S stockWell--C Coroner No:ise- %
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UPJno C. Beatty-Miiitia Klection.
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o. Single Papers IF this i iipsesesss' issue Of the
Democrat may De obtained at the counter. the
Rouenna Book Store, for 4 cents each, or cents
an sorappers toa mailing.
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The CLEVELAND S. "A. S. acknowledges
from ,s4aAEsgsE sESweEEsE
S. A. S. GARRaTTsyIILE-1.box box 2 quilts
2 pillows, cases, S sheets, shirts, prs
drawers, 4 hdkfs, 8 prs socks, lbs comp.
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How retailed at wholesale prices at the
Steam Mill. ..5..,,,s5a,, - 1t. -
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By your -Four at the Steam Mill, and save
fifty cents. 1t.
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rInion Senatorial. Convention.

J asIAslll Z assh = 81 z 1J1lEss -
The Union Senatorial Nominating Con-
vention for the Senatorial District composed
Of tho Counties Of Portage and Summit, will
be held at Franklin Mills, Portage County,
up upon Oh Thursday, August 9Th, at IL o'clock
A. NJ. "A full. and prompt attendance Of DEL
egates is requested. =
.s.Os PsBROWN, Com. PortagesCo. )
.gsgHAS.. A. BALDWIN, .sztl Com.
HENRY BALDWIN, Summit Co.
August IL, 1868.
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1t rained twenty one days in July.
The New York herald., 1863-07-15
SCENES IN 1A(kTY-slcoxo STREET.

About eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon, Captain VIII
son. Of the hirtysecoud precinct received infosmsscn
that serious disturbance, combined with extensive de-
moiion of property, was gong on In Second avenue,
corner Of Twenty second street. and time Ia
Fastening TO the place.
lie took " llh him upwards OF two hundred men, and
on nearing the locality above mentioned ordered his
at . "double quick
Thero could not have been le~ than three thousand
persons present including the spectators al distance
reporter who witnessed tho whole scene, says tha,
when the yolloo roundod Of fweniy-scoo
street large body Of them dashed into . I've story
building. where. u s stated two hundred stand Of arms
were stacked. large portion of them remanded cot.
side, and as the suspected people fed from The
interior building ,bsy severely dubbed and
fecd the ground amid the cries aud yes Of hundreds
Heads opened and lay Tor some time bleed
lng an awful spectacle look at but, gathering them
up best they could they hurried away from tho
scene Of carnage and short tIme tho whole locality
cleared all the crowd except tho residents In the
Immediate neighborhood.
The work Of dsmoilion committed durss tho morning
Of very destructive character and the nsighbor
hood presented . fearful spectacle.
The police stationed outside guarded tho premises until
tho building thoroughly rsnsacked By the police
insds from top 10 bottom and they broughs out viii
them hundred stand q arms which they ensosuany
secured and deposited safely at hsadqGarts No
milton found, however.
Captain Wilson and his man then returned W thsir
quarters, By way 1 Third svsuus aod the Bew~y.
On arriving ~ The arnosy Of ths Seventh regiment,
rompkms market. which ~as niled with troops, ready
for any emergency Al moments notice, he and hs msa
chesrsd.
Thsy were Ioadly appanded BY hundreds their
vay down ths Bowery to their quAstsrs ~ ths thirty
second precinct. me place Mar oss and the
crowds SON Afterwards dispersed
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FIGHT IN SECOND AVENUE.

AZ two O'Clock r. n forcs Of thres hundred police
returned again 10 The sscoud avenue and found some
people round the steam works and 81 the u tie
cissrsrs ssrssss. soms Il Them were inside tho vcsks
and endsavcssd % svads tbs pQlci bus they vas TOO
iAss, Che police havss sunoundA jbs works In short
sims four 0 them lay covered With blood. fns cisissns
sssius shh became in6Ansd at witnssng such bloody
ssoss I'D aiasgssnumbss q womsn msds 81 sbs police,
pslssng them VIII Stones fns police the bous ssAsd
were paasssesou of the grounds In froes Il shs works,
and another esdnsos wAs then momsniArry ursoted
subsequently NJ crowd sogmsatsd 10 sSsss sunbsss,
rssass@bsd ssossA shs budns and anAiy ssnvDsd tbs
psos md snsa fun DoDssssoo and, Win srss y Their
sasds, 6soed ssy foscs o dniodss thsm rhs ughssosh
wssd pslsos naAs - ssssmps rssAss ths ssDory bsi
vws dvsvm bssk - bsSIy bruised A large foros n
police. us6ss csptan pssms. soo~gAsssd by sssseh
nsus f vsgsises, usses cspssis vrsssis, vss 'ans
dsssIy ssspsseSsd. vah orders 70 tsss ths fseosy ty
ssogml
when ths pccs arrived hsy fgusd that To- crowd bad
taken Ton rc~s~sson snd s~sse- sa~s epofnons
crvwd surrounded the esssblshn~rs rh~ ~ssaows
all nnsd Win ~xestsd sn1lvsduAs ~so hressspsi all
~ v,o~po~ " any ~so asp.sss = Interfere
9th tbss
VIXEN the police fovcs fsmors vn~m wee naobs' u
eiirsns s~orr IA ~ scseai Eof,s~nsal -sa. us~ %
pesrsnes. tsssy gr~ssss w'sa g~rfset uorm x
,sonss brxss asd sss,. rts psfe' msas a. yssas
ots,ss ans ans shsgp sshf. laf. ssss sss TOO
~crs,ss lse 1920 sss s~u' Etf " ,ssriss
III 80 sn< fhsss~sa ssess- esarsr - M e~~s.
dsv-r.h-, thss u -. -~ssss
Aisss uy ~. sesss-s 80 sesas u,~yh 'ss 30
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the AFFAIR At BROOME AND PITT STREETS.

About Ten O'Clock yesterday morning large crowd a.
sembed IN the nsghborhoo Of Brooue and Pit streets,
with the intention Of attacking largo factory that had
refused 10 close their works At the Of the crowd
Lieutenant Wood, at the head q body Of troops
ordered 70 the spot and the command TO his soldiers
to IRE the heads OF the assembled tho streets
This, however, did not effect anything than 70 pro
duce amount or dcrison and irritation the part
Of the crowd and . serious attempt at resistance
made against the advancing sodiery An order was then
given to
"cHAR0E BAYosErsr'
and In abort time the mon began flying before the ex
posed stssl points. The array was gntcrngy cold and
fearful TO contemplate and Is often realized fact
that veteran troops cannot stand tho bayonet .
fact that body OF undsciplined not abe
TO resst such onslaught In couple Of minutes the
bo cleared but during tho charge ave or six Of hs
mgn were killed and several wounded
ANOTHER CROWD FIRED UPoN.
she reyeating crowd driven ppon another crowd
the Of Pitt street, and sttcmpt and demon
strason wsrc made 70 drive the soldiers back Failing
this, they stood at safe distance and threatened hem
with clubs. Stones 6c An order given BY Leut Wood
70 "nre blank but this rather euragsd tho crowd than
otherwise and they made dash upon The soldiers in
tending TO get up 70 them before they could reload t
soldiers however had reloaded, and were ready 70 hr
ball. whom the order given The order given
and q tho men foil 70 rise no more. Tho crow
speedily aispsrssd while the friends Of the killed AM
wounded removed their bodies.
Ayorum FIGHT.
While Lieut. Woods party was lesving the scene
boodsbed !, by another force Dssncsy street
and an engagement, enscd during which several or TN
crowd we're severely injured and the others made the
way out Of reach Of both muskcu and bayonels
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were lost. Several women and few children
were killed during the fighting, and Colonel
II. +. O'Brien, of the Eleventh New York Vol
unteers, fell victim to the terrible enmity Of
the populace. The unfortunate officer was
seized and hanged on lamppost. In the
Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth and Ele-
venth avenues there were several fights during
the day and night, and . number Of skirmishes
took place around the Thirty-nfth street ar
mOry
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Tho 0oascriptSen Act Declared Un.
const1tutional.
THE 1g1o1o A1xUAxxY.
-, o.. ~.

The tremendous excitement about the con.
scripton which prevailed In this city an day
Monday, and which resulted In such large DE-
straction Of Life and property, suffered no
abatement whatsoever yesterday. The people,
on the contrary, seemed 70 be more desperately
excited and more frecely determined than ever
70 exhibit their intense hostility 70 the oon-
scripsion, tho military. the police, tbe enrolling
efncen and the unfortunate negro. Duslusss In
ReaElysyery part Of the city was q, . ssandstilI.
After one Sslock 70 The afternoon every store
~ss completely closed, spd- armed bands Of
soldiers and police were Psraiing through All
the thOroushiArsa At ever, corner were -
ssnbled crowds Of people. In some Of Ae
wards collisions between The military and pec-
pie 'ccs yses and scores Of livss probably
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NOTICE.

PoR TIE PUKPosE OF PKREECTMa CITIZENS or
GAEIZATroN.
All citizens requested 70 assemble Immediately at
the following places when they win be enrolled, under
tho direction o, tho persons hsrsinaer mentioned wis.,
CrrY AsmamY Rooxs--Gouorh Ward B. Burnett.
SEVENTH REGIMENT ARxoEY-Gsneral Abram Duryee,
Major g. R. Pinckney, Colonel John W. Avery.
CENTRE Market DRiIL RooMs-Coonel John d. AcGregor,
Charles @. Cornell, Captain John d. 0ttiwe.
RoCx NoRynEAsr coRxER THRIFT SECOND sfsKsr
BaoApwAr-Colone j. Mansfield Davies, Captain r. Smed
Icy Fourteenth regiment, Omitted States Army.
CIR HAI~colone Robert II. Shannon, Captain l. Ryn.
ders, Captain T. s. Murphy.
No. 220 THIRD SrREEr-Captain II. Sower, v. Repper.
by order Of H0RATO SEYMOUR, Governor.
JOSIAH T. MnIu, Inspector General.