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Privileges in Cars.
hso- iefit. Ars. 7. 1863.

To TIE Editor Of IN. ". Y. TiGysc
Sir: Your ,fJrts to mako the Hcrse Railroad
obey laws which erected them awaken An In
tr.est in the minds OF ell s~abidins citizens Those COM
pennies have right TO violate the laws than the
dear fsnd. OF Seymour had IN your remarks upon
communication OF the 4,h inst, fail to spo some ise-
carry ali persons regardless Of ccor this Allegheny City eni
Yves, Manchester the Pittsburgh and Lawrenee'ills he
Pittsburgh siineryile and rast Liberty ros's
These road chartered by the Logsa;nfc OF Penn'y
vsu, and still such s the sbjeot soyy to tho egsed re-
main. OF tn. Slave Power that ia Phadelpts eoofee per-
,ou "a ot allowed ride 10 tie on any Of ae various
roadr in thst ely though chartered ~ tbs same Lese'u
III are allowed 10 sand-oli men, dectis women, ana
der chidsnao permitted TO s.snd on the front pat
form, though tho conductot cIacis 6sca fare; In hono''
able upau.c there sec9udcla" accommodations ana
cmi giant ,rsn'. wherein those who choose them ore Trans
eorsd at reduced rles but with msanne's unknown IN
countries where Slavery and ia Influence ss unet these
tuayh comp tho fullest fare Tor the 'ea'i scco-
nodsiion.
Within year past the Wes, PhlsdelphiA aud Derby Rail
road allow colo,i psssoas is W iheu When be-
comes fairly understood s this hateful pIsujes 10 one oil
IN. brood hach.d by ID. viper Secession ana tbs psin COM
mon reopo fully oouipTsherd thst continued effort t.
depre the Representatives Of b9r not seaslns Of 'heit
color bn. ~ tho owly station f. which they sfc
placed, f. will be svep. away.
An tie psops need {. light; nd viea {, 10 Known that
equal sh,, ire enjoyed by al tue pso Ia other cities the
EmyTs ClIy VIII soon enjoy tue ssls b4e'.ns
Warrington Ciiy. Aus. 5, l36L IADiDbHIAL
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Carrying Qua the Prociamaii lion.
Correspondence. Of The N. Y. Tribune.


HxADeuAHrgAs EAEEDAEs. HELENA. Ark
July "a, 1903
Al the military men Of the country are TO perform
An important part the history Of the SUPPRESSION Of
the rebellion it may DO well for the MACS Of the
people 10 understand their record aud more especi.
ally tina. part that refers to tho disposition OF the
Freedmen will give yol one case as il stands upon
the records Of this Office.
Mrs.. Louisa 4. Campbell, Of Springfield, No.,
represents that she lett Springfield last February for
Mississippi, Ysroo River. Eleven of her servants
left Springfield, No., Sept /, 1861; they went On
Yazoo River Ave miles below Greenwood, Miss, to
The plantation Of John Campbell. con OF Louisa
y. Campbell They went in charge Of Thomas
Campbell, another son Of Mrs Campbell, now de-
ceased.
Thomas returned TO Springfield, after conveying
the coltred people to Mississippi and again went "
Mississippi. He was Q member of the insurRent
army. he lcft the army on account OF disability.
Mrs Louisa i. Campbell left her cons John Caint.
bell, on Yazoo River, July l3, 1863, in charge Of
nine persons Of color, women and children,
whom sic pretends to OWE, and eleven other Der.
sons of color, claimed by sotne person Tot known.
Tor Missouri Reached the Mississippi River. d
n,;lss north OF Helena, Ark, July %, 1863 and
while making preparations for crossing the river,
the gunbost Covington, Capt. Lord, coming down,
Intercepted her pisns, took on board the twenty
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Eroni radinna.
cones,oadebcs Of The N. Y. Thsaas

Gene sooodebce OF lie ~. 4 AhSS-e
CicEso. HAxITos Cous7r, fns., July ~ 1913.
Morgan Rad into tnis state bis done loFe 10 XIII
of CopPcrheads than anything tLat has tran'pired
during ,he war. d few more similar ruics by tie
leading guerrillas would completely finish them up,
and we should ali be on one eide. One OF his officers
was head TO cay that they were told tha' # they
would come into Voorheess District, they could
raise "a company in q short time. They came into
the State, and company was quickly raised, but 1t
was on tie wrong side.
In this locality we ere suffering very much from
drouth. The wh.a. crop wa good; oais and hay
were cut short some by the dr0utA; corn and poia-
toes look rs though there W. aid not be half crop.
| noticed In your paper some ak months ago ihn,
material for MAKING paper was scarce ard high. |
thought that as | was wGii,ng to you would Just
say 70 you that there will be tans OF lax IN tie
straw thrown away in this vicinity sitter the seed 10
.brashed of and If there machine fou!ewA hero
near here, it would be paying tsneos to save the
lOer for paper or clOsh.
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Proposition TO Baiso Fifty Thonsnnd Col
orei Soldiers.

The undersigned, Ii COMMITTEE appointed ~ Gov.
Andrew 70 cid In the enlistment Of coofod troops ana fc
enlarged by bic E1cercya suthoJ. ssured that ia
order 70 raise Pity Thousand sceiatsd sodish Is neee,
cary % collect by private Subscriptions the Of
and tbs, this sum- with the eilities Thed By Govern
lnent, will accomplish the Jet
Tho money to DO used FOR oxfaofdnsy expenses By hoi
stssIn, toe general Recruiting AseI. Of tie oo'srnmeh
whose past In ths woIk iDsuIes tho Accomplishment
Of this pledge 10 that eject.
II that tie prompt enlistment o. cosfod men
rliim2oTtant 10 the Union oause.
No therefore AJAX the Loyal eiz'n Of NewEnssud 10 fur
nl.h the sum named AID firmly believe flat for
dollar subscribed new soldier will DO enrolled uuleI ID.
has.
Boi'on. Aua 4. 1903
J. VI. Forbes. A a. Lawrence. Il. p. Holowsll W. J.
Dowoitch. Lcbsron Russell o. Lonng, O. " SLACK, j. al.
sleou 3. q. Ward, j. ~. Barnard, w. H. W-l5 J. Wn9y
Ednanos Eneieoti, IT, Fraocs l.. Lee, Cakes Ainc',
James L. Little Hsisha 3. ScudisT, osofge Bigzusou.
Tboina. Ru .sel. y. r. PhilbH;s Oliver s.wora. X. w.
Hooper J. IL. ssphenson, b. IL silsbse 0insry Twichs
j. W. Bfoos, b. Cabot, j., John Lowell. James r. fisd,
Henry Loo. IT, George ). Bale Wi.lism Dwight. Il. 4.
Wstefs Avery Plammer. jr., Alex. H. Rice.
The Clergy through the city and vcny by giving public
notice Of tas great work already commenced ind most
ce,uy carried on win confer favor not only the Gem
miee but greatly assist In sustaining armies end thus
lead rsoy forward tho Treasurer Of this Association
such ssisneo ,wi materially aid Ia the elton Of the
taet
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prattc rolPp,riPH
FRIDAY, Aug. Up, N,

Stocks took O downward turn this morning except
for two or three, which appear 10 he uuder the
troll Of powerful cliques. The bears hammered with
more than ordinary vigor, and Ia marking down
prices appear to be again rolling up a large line Of
short s:ock, and very probably in this way exposing
themselves to further freaks Of the buls in cornering
Of erstions Harlem was very slroDg, aud oil the
o,s offered were taken up eagerly. Illinois Central
was also vecy firm at 40 TO 1901, with large trans
actous Il 10 said that the Secession sympathizers
IN England have sold this stock short 10 an enor-
nous extent and tina, they now struggling 10
got Oh. Of the net which tho Union successes have
ascertaiued hat 81 600 shares held in this country
leaving q, 900 shares for England and Germany.
Prairie du Chen advanced TO 70i aud in the after
noon 10 ~ The movements 10 consolidate this road
with tho Northern aud milwaukee and Minnesota
is progressing iavoraby, and tho present advance In
Prairie du Chen Is doubtless mainly attributable to
the probable Of the measure. At tho Second
Board the market WAS lower all round, except for
Harlem aud Pairie du Chen, which were both NC.
i've and higher Harlem sold at l4l and Prairie du
Chen at 72the latter closing late in the day st 73.
Uuited States g. 1891, Coupons. LOG, 1863
United States Treasury Notes, April and October,
7 $40, 1861 el06i; American Gold, l26i 1861,
Tennessee State g., 67i; Missouri State 6s., ia
7liI Canton Co., 81 93iii Cumberland Coal 2Si
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NEWYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SAT- RDAY. AUGUST s. 1863.

022;; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, $3.50
90, Nev-York Central Railroad, 1881 a 1859; Erie
Roilv,y 100, 2 1855 Erie Rairoed Preferred, IOiI
@lOi,; Hudson River Rai'roae, li74 l47;; Harlem
Railno,d lHI9M'; Harlem Railroad Preferred,
| 1850 i25; Reading Railroad, llCiail6s; Michigan
Csnttai Railroad, Iiji qil5Ii Michigsu Southern
and Nosu en Iudinua Railroad, S99&.; Illinois
Central Railroad I9t ali9l; CLEVELAND sud Pitts
burpA Railroad, 9iaa9ii; GaIena and Chicago
kailro.l, lO@4 1921; Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
rold. ll4iGll5; Chisgo and Eocl lssnd Rail.
roud, 1921 100; Milwaukee and prairie Dn Chen
7Je73, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railroad. II o77l; Alton and Terre Hante Railroad,
59d59l; Anon and Terre Hauts Railroad Preferred,
81 as.t; Cbicago aud Nortb-Western RAILROAD, So
G3i. ..I .II.
Sterling Exchange has been dul! to-day ut 400
li0.. Francs arc 4.0!i.
tregbts are rather ilrmer and tho offerings are
f,r. 10 Liverpool, the engagements arc 4@,OOo
bush. Wheat ~ 7 ID. in bags, and p Deuiral flag,
800 d. do at sd. in bulk; 1900 bbis. Flour Ct 2s.,
and Y steamer. 800 bbls. do. do. at q. 81. aud
% 900 BUSH Wheat at Cd, To London, 400 TINS
Oil Cake at 2Ss. 3D.. and y neutral. 800 bbs. do. q.
-. Hi; 1900 bush. Wheat at Sd. in bulk; loO
hhds. Tobacco at 40s., AID p steamer, 500 boxes
Cheese q, iOs. 10 Bremen, v steamer 1900
bulh. Wheat at sd. To Rotterdam, ~ tuna Heavy
Goods at 32s. u. 035s. In charters. we only learn
Of an Austrian vessel with 10000 bush. Grain, to
Cork snd u market, ct rs. gqr. The carrying rates
are as follows: To Liverpool, p American flag,
Flour, Is. 3D.; Wheat, I'D; Corn, Id; Heavy
Goods, 2Os.; p foreign aag Flour, o.. Wneat,
20. asid.i Corn, I'D a Sd; Heavy Goods, 22s. Cd
q 25s. To London, y American flag, Flour, 2s.4id.;
Wheat, I'D 0sd.; Heavy Goods, 22s. 6d.i y
foreign flag, Flour, %. 3d.; Wheat Cd Heavy
Goods, 2js. avs. Cd.
/ TIE business of the Sub Treasury was; Receipts,
$2IS5,766 26--ior Customs, $4,000; Payments.
a, sil, ~ &c, Balance, s32, 10, $50 IS.
The earnings OF tie Chicago and Alton Railroad
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Prejudice Of CoIor.
10 10 Ed1gy Of IA. N. y. I,ibun.

10 Ne Lditv Of 1hs ~ T. iubEns
SIR; l have been very much amused by the con.
ovsrsy the subject Of nerophoba carried between
you aud your correspondent "Wilmot Pfovo" 10 svin.
w. 7. the opportunity OF making hnloush exhibition Of
himself what ks calls hi. pfeadoes In Jour columns you
avo the public service for he represents 70 css
and seeing snsoves others them hardly fail
have wholesoms oect upon them W. I. refa,.s bs own
1rsuusnt. nsogou.y Ars. Maaprop did and
ca.oly proves tina, what calls bis preudess essn.
srOss sGscon IL oddly happened tina, ja.
had read hts paragraph about his ,o boy ard III. boot
ito street group composed Of two o negross three white
aud apparently wholly unconsoiousi Of there bsius
auy difference OF competition OF condition sToDs
them. The white children seemed quite unconseion.
towsrd the blsok companions a. the white goa
was And such las bsen tho always wherever have
,oes black aud white children tossher Tho prsadco
later In life By teaching w r. thinks 10 peculiarly Ang
Saxon instinct TO hate negroes, but surely sentiment oi
tho Kind has ever been unaffected 10 England Luna CINE
Captain 6peis who I, very good example OF an Anglo
suou Carrying his preudoo ssain. the blacks into Afds',
whom he wen, In Of the OF tue Nile or Of Lv
ipg,ons Mungo Parke any other Of the pessvsItns
Brtons who have become lustrions by their African e.
porsons copfsssins to nesophobA upon tho ground Of
nature. ns,ipcti W. thinks an evidence OF an Instinct,
I've o.ps Of black thai popul fancy has gvon that color
to tho dsv, yet ws Will DO bound that the fadlow w. Z
asyt hmssl In costume wholly black, except bis ah'r'
collar. whom no dressed himself for ssy and festive part,
Black IL your only wear oh ~ full dfsm Ooessops a.
s for morning There IL no prejudice sssas, blsoh hair
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The Eate fsiois.
To "a. g4tor Of TIE - y Tribune.


SIR: In conversation with friend tho other svsa'
g who re.4e, to the spot where the soy Of the IN
fortunate resro hung IL cask'oa street hs 'eA
ne that uot long the committed, IS he sat ct BIZ
widow licking through sho buaa., number Of men cane
10 the corner opposite bis house sal began cheering Justly
Tor J,n DAys' DG..ng she days OF tue es ssooi ne
qnsny ia soag. and crowd. W evidently OF that cs
who .svo,d tLs Il t. aud heard JED Davis" and ota~
6e eaef. alluded 20, oten Ia manner whea could ca"
No doobt Of .Le "sympAhy" entertained Tor those arch
,r,ors sud the who testified this "ympathJ" wsfs
equally admirers OF Horasio seymour
STAGE tke ssc.ion oi this iat'eS genteinan, eHean'
stances Ava brought 10 contact With qi'e ninoes
,,ous belonging to tito Copperhead" ;selOu aad sSsa
constant tas b.. been hat ~ inn would be ss''e' as
hsf would b. IAN ugly tme" that hs streets would 'sa
th blood ,d all hat sort OF thing. Some Of them lave
thrown cut hiu. about preparatory oFsasA'or screws
.ru.p aud soor.h seuo lave scarcely soaeosea 'es.
cu when our soldiers defeated tn u" hei 'os
avery ne OF rese syowed ,ul r3E'sis VI 9fS''
Wood Brooks Co., with strong relish Tor ih' 'S
Neg,, and Ths lEgr" !, Is IDLE Tor Tue w
perneadp leaders and con,pifaicn TO pre'sHa -"
tLi. rio. spontaneous ouiofesk on w
part Of On. people they kne" better 'n"
auow that they hive been foGen,ns IT, and "wofkns
up" the people Tor Ions sas past sal that shs' OBJECT ~
5een y eds tho val, cripple the Government, ,ni a"H
thel, brethren At tho South" history viii do hsnj"
sios, viii lima their rs9ss With that Of Arnold snd A'1d
diem down to posisdy. loaded ke bis with the eIssf'se
ad contempt q eyory honen nan. 1t Is common ~
" uany Vi them that In Consequence Of cur Uese~
At Gettysbofs Vcs,5aFs and Pou Hudson W. ien' ~s'.
any more ueu tast We have euon:h to 6u'h The wH y"
hey know Jefferson Davis T. dvln; every man no q.
reach Into his army a. point Of the bsyonst tu' 'hsy n''
by obsucus ks DRAFT TO give him time to recruit sHa "A
ssaius. then they will l1's sHe 'u uS"
that eanuo. conquer the South" held ms's 'siis'
meeting, aud clauos for peace" Can any ees' n's NsF
pcraead" joab, tia, II these were truly patriotic 'A'!
would oy every mean. In their power aid our doVenns"
TO swell the ary 80 that might take advantage OF o."
present .ceaJauoy to terminate tie sIrae-5as thai NV
their game.
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lyookS Received.

What =, Fs. and How to Cook L. by Pierre Blot 3sss
NJ 239 ID. Appleton Co. . a.. . /,
Tn, Ch,J,s's Plosse isiye Ly ceuu ismo. ~. IA H.
Davis Co. 49,. a., - r.sI
rhs " nte Mountain Guide lsn.o Pr 9so Eeson T. Law
r.
Down iu Mine; or Guried Alive By The Auiher Of
Slory of a Pocket Bible" l64no. PIP 49,. A"s''''-
In.s,l,e,as. Frsedom by Charlie. s. wocdruh. U. ""'
M llB. sinclair Iou.eJ.
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ARsos.-Oflcer o Shea, OF the Sixth ffec'n''' =.
Thursday ssoat p. NJ, arrested Elizabeth Kerr On ~.
charge Of setting TIRE to the dwelling bou'" NO. Nv
street She bad several times previously threasnea
the building bu, hsd never attempted 70 put hsf
execution until Thursday evening" when che vas
aot by Ellen Boyle. Csthsrus Ms'phy. end Henry "''
who Ara hsh 80 witnessed
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s-rcespts OF Produce.

AuGrsr 20 900 bis Flour. ssj bts Corn Meal. 700 d
bas. OiJ bDis. Nu.sj. $500 busn Wheat ~ 81 base
CON 40 bush Oats 1854 bush. Man. n..l 1ls6. a{s
u a.. Ashes, 40 qsga fIoT.ilona, slq..a batss, ~
p..A Lard, 6.ii5 O.l Gaze.
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The Atlantic and Great Western Railway Com
pany leased the Cleveland and Mahooius Railroad
fora long term o. years. The arrangement has BEEN
r.tiliea by the Boards Of Directors Of both COM
panes Tie gauge OF the c. and M. will ts
changed TO rix feet aud in u couple OF months here
will Je 4 continuous broad gauge route from Ceve-
lind to New-York.
Tho ST. Nicholas lnsnnncs Company win pay on
demand scai-aunusl dividend Of per cent, free OF
tax. Tie Pennsylvania Coal Company VII. on and
after the 10Th inst, pay AZ their oce In THIS CITY,
semi-aunual dividend of per cent, free Of tax The
Mesuard Mining Company have made an ASSORTMENT
OF oae dollar per share, p! ih!c Angus, -, AMI no
transfers Of stock eau be made s.er the llth without
paying up.
Money continues active and ratios are frmer The
prevailing rate IN tho street is 3 cent, but eomo
borrowers have paid 7, while q few drg clsls houses
obtain what they want az y cent. Ibis IL
creased strngeney 10 the money market has nd
Decreasing effect upon stocks, inasmuch greater
difficulty IN obtaining money has checked tie volume
OF speculation.
Godis lower. There Is IN sctyc business both
outside and AT the Board AZ the ster il opened ~
l27 !, and w.s sold down 10 l2l with business OF
more ,han 500 Co., then recovered at the close to
l27i o l27l, ami at o'clock rsceded TO l27i III
During the afternoon Il declined q gain sud closed 70
l26i.
Importa,ions OF Dry Goods q. the Port OF New.
York, .or tho week ending Aug. q, 1853
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Flour, wh.st. Corn. Be-, Po,k, B.co,

b5ls bo'h: ,qr., tcs bbIa. crtS
Oct 20 Py 2855 800 48 Tel 4e9 $40 a. 67 10 9s j
Les. ..2Jl $40 lso4O tsGs1g q 800 2sln 1854
OF Petroleum. the P.uajurgh QusIter.y Trade
Review ssys:
In" inersa'e NJ consumption 10 the forellu ulfk.t Il,
shown y tie hsfe4 OF expiration. Ints twelve months
OF isE ne eT'oati1n wa, III 3l barrels Of 20 con- la
no sA ihonn oil icC5 eneir July lat sa.osa s5:
Do ua bon n tuce2ss of si3 lsg nasfes IN ELK months
oyet the entire export of she prsvion. yea
The i2rts, 81 the projIction In, Oh Crssk "a
u give the figures Of 500 barrel. Der csv A. The ma,
Ffod Ct 81 .hs ALT, lany Oh region about 90 Lar.
b. per annum winch will yield Lij' 00J re. OF reAnrd
Iaku tho report Of the six months ending I,y 1873 a, due
eseseustlOD " that ,he coming xix llths and ndss
DO sdyerss will they ks~s. uuch below
tc marx. h.ys total OF 93es 5bls the probAb. "a.
potativ OF 1858; and with sOOD refined produe.
yn have only Ji0,D2j bh, the supply II 1863 To-,
home coisaogtion. Or other wod the product for ths
c0niDg Fix D.th, VIII oe no Do obs crude, 5000 bb,a
Of reh ed. vail the expectation w BE- the a. .. q.
IA nths, 3y9j b5s leaving bat 10000 obis tho suppy
oil Ia. entire tni Ell states for ia. coming six months
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TIC i0llOWlOs Is comlaraIl'e sla1omohI OF NC
sstuipgs Of tic Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen

Tho Increase 4 thus 81 20 in July, While II the
month Of Juue it wns So go.
Auoun, OF coal transported over the Delaware,
L.ckawauna and WeAela Railroad ior tie last
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Tho subscriptions TO the $50 bonds to day were
SOL 600, aud The deposits On temporary loans :lll
900.
Tho statements of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union FOR tic last week compare with
The previous one. and the corresponding timo Of 1867
as follows:
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The statement OF the Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week, and for the
corresponding week OF 1862, rs follows:
July q, 1853. Aug B. 1903. Aug. 4, 1859.
Loans ..........pIag3D,1l6 S,j.sJOJot 500 1886 J?1
Spocis.......... 7.dll3lJ Ii9l,ylo 1895 .7Js
Deposits ....... 28,Ull3Tl q, J54Jy6 21Jl3 10.
CircuAtion..... 1.lidiJ 1911 iOl t,ts3 b22
The statement OF the present week rs compared
with the preceding shows decrease of s6Q, 3y7 in
the items OF loans and discounts sl7 ,591 in specie
1872 525 in deposits, aud So, Cos in circulation.
Tho following is "a comparative statement Of the
imports Of dry goods for the week ending Aug. 9;
IMPORTS yoRfIGN nay GOODS AT NEWBORN.
For ne VoE 1861. 1852. 1853.
Entered at tho poEt.-.... pSslsbf y yJl,-JJ elan 10
THROWN on maIket,..... ~, 30 Nd.J!J lcvt,iu'
S,nce Jan. |.
Entered at tho port. ?01oi73 s33lTis sBBso i2a
Thrown on markot...... 1D,9OoUo7 ~ iSi.soS 2NI1J
Tie Imports Of breadstuils &e., lIom tho United
States to Liverpool from Oct. l, 1867. to July
70, 1863 have boon as follows;
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

EouSrfrs 10 VOLUNTEERS The following cir
cuar, relating 10 the pay and bounty ofmen volun-
tccrinc under the late Gull for three hundred thouC.
and men, has been issued by Provost Marshal Gen.
crnl Fry and will be found interesting to all who
are able to preiorm military duty:
District Agents are to be appointed by the Provost
Marshal General 10 arrest dcscrters and procure
recruits 80
Twenty five dollars premium will be paid to the
agents for each accepted recruit presented by them
who has served in the army Mt least nine months and
ben honorably discharged for other cause than
disability,
Fifteen dollar. premium will be paid to all ether
accepted recruits
The MONEYS received from draftdd persons as an
exemption from service shal constitute substitute
fund for the payment ofpremiums and bounty to
recruits
The total amount Of bounty to be paid to each re.
cruit is four hundred and two dollars of which he
will receive scyentyve dollars cash before leaving
the general rendezvous, The balance will be paid
to him by installmens according to existing rcsula-
tons
The monthly compensation Of soldiers enlisted
under this order will be at the following rates.
If continued in the service three years, Veteran
Volunteers, twcnty.tour dollars; other volunteers,
not veteran. twent y-one dollars and thirty cents.
If dischrged at the end Of two years-Netcrans,
twenty mine dollars and seventy cents other youn
tecrs, twcnty.fv dollars and fifty cents.
If hOnOrably mustered out in less than two years,
the monthly rate of compensation will be increased
US the term of service is diminished
II the Government shall not require these troops
for the full term of the three years and they shall qc
honorably mustered out before the expiration Of their
term OF enlistment, they shall receive the whole
amOnnt Of bounty remaining unpaid the same aS if
the full term hab been served. Legal heirs of re-
cruits who die in the service she'll be entitled to the
whole bounty rcinainng unpaid ut the time of the
SOLDIER death.
Any person practising or attempting to practice
frauds or IMPOSITION either ON the Government: OF the
recruit shall be suDimarily dealt with by n military
commission.
Men enlisted under this order will be assigned to
old regiments.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-10-31

=. ARRIVAL on ruU SuNBURr Grams The
Invmbrr of this Company, commanded by Captain
Gpb'u. arrived home from Kry West Florida on
Tuesday las IN, oficcrs aud men hook we'll aud
hearty and received most hearty welcome from
th,r tryud- and relatives. Among them Nas our
faithful aud Intelligent correspondent N u. "
Ihcy came home mFl,ush aud number about
my men. They have been ab,eut o,,T two ycars
and have enlisted u the veteran yorI- lor tho War
,"yui,ius tho Increased bounty ol that service ~hieh
sr trlie,c- amounts 90 SiO2 Ihr government Is
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u thr sr,,iee aIl We trus most 1t them will olls-
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