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Citizens Reception to
MAJOR GENERAL BUTLER,
Al the A. ademv OF Music.
ON THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL

fee of ,he Loyal League of Union cizens hav
request Of the committee in behalf OF the sub
scribng citizens ~ New Nor who united IN the letter TO
cn Batter, nviug bin visit this city, the purpose Of
nnong the ctilons opportunity OF estifyna their
his services in public and
pro consented waive their arrangements
3or meeting tie ID OF April aud tender the
Of Academy for unh purpose. such RECEPTION will
now given 0rncra Butler the evening Of Thursday
Atri2 ~ O'Clock the Academy OF Music. which
Batter has sienined his willingness TO ad-
dress the citizens
Admission vii I've by tickets. and notice viii be given In
che when ani where they can be procured
CHARLES BUTLER,
GEORGE OPDYKE.
CHAS MARSHALL,
w. McCURDY.
Il v. BONNEY,
SHEPHERD KNAPP,
DUDLEY FIELD.
~nn!iiee o. scness TO tho letter 10 Gen Butler
CHAS GOULD.
". KNIGHT.
y. NJ WFrMORE
WALDO HUrCIITNS,
W o. LAMBERT
JAS. WADSWOKTH.
l.. " JEROME,
Committee O. The Loyal League OF onion Citizens
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Committee OF the Loyal League Of onion


Co.'S Kentucky and Mssonri State Lotteries.
KYsrucxY, EZRA CLASS 2Ol-Apr J, 1873
%, 10, Is, 3, A, As, -, IS. 80 %, 10, 80, 4.
KENTUCKY, Class 2O2-Aprl l. 1868.
S. &c. z, 30, 2, IS, IS, 4S, 30 II, II, 10, %, 49,
MURRAY EDDY co,
Coynston Ky, or ST. Louis No.
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Eight Carries d. Visler for % un-
eouaed style and finish. at TAIL OF Corandt
and Greenwich streets.
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DEL,wsRK, ExrR, cLAss sol-Aprl I, 1868
H. To- IS, 8, 20, II, %, 3. As, 81, I, ., 81.
DELAWARE, CLASS ag2--Aprll J. 1865
o. %. -, q, Al, 81, %, "a 49, 81, 80, 5s, Gs, 3.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O per cent
premium paid for prizes Information furnished: highest
sarce paid for Douboons, American Godand Silver.
TAYLOR CO, Bankers. 10 Wall street. y. y.
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IL Cartes de Visite for One Dollar at
tieth streets.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legaliyed Lotte-
Ci,s Information gwen JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
II Wall street, No. !, Ne. York.
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Oiseases Of the Nervous. Seminal. Uri.

IIiii. Inisnfsabie Cutter of Hair and
Nhtskers Styles neat and suitable No. Barclay street
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Mans Hair Dye. 30 Gents, Black or
8r.sn--reiiablc, natural beautiful Depot No Barclay
etre;' sold by all druggists
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Ilonrr.ne.s and sore Thront-Tnia

bAdlU resU Of catching cold unusual ~ the
rcsi organs. tine be by allowing
Sr~ ~ two Of ~ Browns bronchial Troches nr Congh
tcysugcs. 70 dissolve slowly IN the Einrcts and
b. k .peaters VII end them OF peculiar adyaniss. Ni
On ere ana soldiers shouid ave them. De
osrea w nc pocket sn4 taken y reauiscA
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Mooavia Cream for beaulfyins the hair, at W. A.
BATCHELOR'S 10 Bond street.
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Niirs Hair Dye. 80 Cents. Black or
SrnNn natural, durable, beautiful. Depo, No. u arci
alreai. Sold b. all druggists
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cisi!on compsnys Lottery, Of Rentucky.
= CLASS I55-April l. 1863.
so, as, ~, Ga, IS, 20. 81, 81, 10, IS, rs, 40.
Class Is-April l. 1858
10, %, Is, ~. 30, IA, |, 2, 80, 81, %, 20, IS.
~ FRANCE, ELLIS CO.. coyugton. KY
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MaisoM Maillard,
Broadway Celebrated Chocolate for family from 80
cents ~ cents per pound.
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IN the LEDGER for week, which viii be resdy q
Monday, at ~ O'Clock, shall commence story undei
the us by universally popular contributor syl
Cobb Jr The incdenand Of the tosArs CAS-
OIL romantic and heroic period Of he woflat
history with which Mr. Cobb familiar The hero Of
tb. TAI, is one OF those salwart but ronAn,
porsonagcs whose exploits are historical and 10 whose
COURAGE aud virtue tho world b. indebted i,s early a
vsnrenen frm barlsrsm 10 clglliraon-from Psganism
20 Christianity and who were al devoted IN love "A tAes
were gallant IN
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Bogie's Hyperion Fluid Restores snd
hair Bodies Electric Dye proved snTpass
everything Try be convinced. Proprietor. W. BoGLE.
Boston. Sold everywhere
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
An ELEGANT CURE FOR THE HAIR
rHALoy 4 SONS
$ $ $;IsE$s +: !: !: s s s$s;s
G0cIN.
COCIN.
The only genuine article made from
The only genuine article made from
The only genuine article made from
Tho only genuine article made nom
COCOA NUT OH.
oc ocoA NUT OIL Oil.
COCOA NUT OIL
PHALoNs cocIN. or Doodorired Cocoa M, on. is the
ana TpS aas % Ss ss I
cOCN
Promotes growth of the hair.
Co0IN
Prevents the hair falling on.
COcIN
Kills and removes dsndrun
COcIx
Dives new life o the human hair
cooIx
Makes tho hair rich tossy
COCTN
Ii the mos, perfect dressing for the hair
cOcfN
Leaves disagrceabls odor,
cooTS
leaves no sticky subsiancs
sE syRE AR ASK E gos rM.koSs C co
81 SURE SURE asb b AK AK S SSs F fA cScs
4sR sEE g#s5 y$$ SEE s$ $5#Es
AND sk Ek That THAT S SS S GET 20 20 S1hks
cocIN
Costs 30 aud cents a bottle.
SOW saSsF sa Tx S SRissfss 5ElaR.
FOR BEAuTIFyiNG THE SKIN AND COMPLEXION.
"nEAuIIrUL coMPLExros.
Result from the NE q HsLoS baad g. W. o.
Prloe " oen's aud u per bottle
c p s E. a"S ''y s'H: ssA
South Apers.; Order. sady .ssd % =, inAL2s 4 SOY,
or Lsboratory. 100 Mercer street. New York.
A THOUSAND INTERPRETATIONS
ns ,1sS Ss rsrsS Of r.s c - 1t. Pi.ss w. "a
Cnery Tea Trays. Door MAJ. Brushc. Broorns rsOss
'''' COOKING UTENSILS
Add every de'e,erIon Of Yoqss r.t,.sigs Articles
ED gAssrok6 drs aSi sss.sS ' Cooper Institute
A.,or pises, block from Broadway
Ar CHURCH. At HONE AND VISITING CARDS y
DELLs, Sg broadway.
A NBRosIA or DIR srEKLIsGs-A STIMULATING
~ "y ss ss % Ss . n ana hsrs sar ~
drn pr~vrnIs Hair falling ou or tuning prrmAr-y
gray. causing 70 grow Tuck and eag sold y All Druggists
d. II. II. srERLiNd al. proprietor depo, ss broadway.
4 DyICE TO SOLDIERS, FRIEND. SEND PACK
SoisS ry sa NJ. am = s ms'saa
~ and ne",siss ~ ee,ss in'ian, , 80 "pbOtIs
.,e g. r'n ,.,,s ri as,o ,5p ohs,s,m 'He
A UrorEHrPATEuEos
wALEIsG DOLLS
AArse 10, Just rreei,ea b,
sJf Broadsay
A BOX ov vorr pArHg READY fSirrALrD d, ~
n ~ stGinBREpbs ~ Broaieay Pa o. -.
porrLgs WANTED
ehs-.d At tie dspot Isbeasor street.
Coess BusIoSs INVERTED .Ssrr.s .KsLu.cED
- josi. an ~, Or llH 70. rs,,gi 80. s
osopoa 70 Il s % re ~ 70 vs., .n. al s
fconH or the cts.
DisTouoS LABELS AND TAos-ALL gisDs
~, psi,s..srs a sicroR X sAcGERs is os.@s.r,
street
DRorsY CURED EyEs THE wonsr CASKS DE
~ o BOiDs Ast4sisAsl. remedy eah 10 h~d a ~
nIAMOHDs POR gALE LOW.
~ set Cluster Diamond Bsrrings and Pn cD
larg sin.lo Ring 90
Ciusfsr Ring CO..
bras Clusto- tnG ....s..s ~
low Canal street
nogr SELL YocR BOOKS yoR OLD rArEE-u
~ bfarie.. Pamra~a, Nalgines A. bgashs io' casn
NirHfe, isipfY. biography A. 90 hHuH
LFOGAr BROS 10 sss-sa stfesi assf BessmAn.
IL SOTsps ~ TiiE HEAD
SORE THROAT
CHRONIC sATARRU.
CURED ~ DK VOs IGsIhsLkD
OCrLisT AID AZ Hirr
Consulting Rooms,
So 40 BhDADwAY
tsYp -EyTHY prsEARI on rIIE BYE
~ REQiIIlN0 fIgiikr MEDICAL OH SURGICAL
TRKATNEsT ATTENDED, 10. ~ DR. fOs IirtN
BEkg. OCtlJsI md AZ flsT At His iOsstLrlN0
ROOMS. -it BROADWAY
LNTRA ILTPrkH
~ NON HEADyi NOW pHtDY sOw READY
VIA fah and auttenta dsisii. ~ tae msura rsis b.
..t.
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nsry aud Sexual Systems aud reliable treatment
OF the Howard Acknowledgement IN sealed
snv~ures. free Of charge. Address DR. Skin oughou
HcAafc Association, Phiiadcph Pa.
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w. a. Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best
In the world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold
by all druggists and perumers Factory 81 Barclay street
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Enrrx,s Tricnnherous for The uair.-

Paronized by the principal families in Europe and America
This excellent article admitted be the standard prepare
ton for all purposes connected with the hair II prevents
its falling on eradicaes scur dsndr. &c aud keeps In
the most beautiful condition Its habua use renfera the
OF OIL pomaum other preparation quite
huous sold all Druggists hrour the United states.
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: Ladies'. Try Lafrc- Bioom OF Youth, for
1eservug aud bcansfyiuE the complexion and skin Re
knvincrd shat has no eusl All druggists aud Broad
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6 KlPPIN g NE w 8 /.

ALMANAC ron sKw Yong-Tais DAr.
q noon sKrs........ 4 -
sKrs .............. Is HIGH wATEH. s.
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C7istadoro's Hair Dye, Ireservative and
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Aston House. The
Dye applied by skilful artists.
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riystrs SAB, or Double Strength Life


slSn the most certain curative for Rheumatism scrofna
Dvk.era and diseases OF inpurity OF blood.
pnr b. bad the PRINCIPAL depot No. 80 Grand
81 Dsr bottle
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ne system Debility Blood fnpurues. Ac lnfaiiihle
t-eatn'ut sent IN sealed anveloi - ior sl Address -
IA ne, No Nesey street, or ~ " Lanonl c4' Broad
Va u ~ aia New YORK Hours fof treatment 70 tally
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ia sud Balsarn without benefit try DR. HUNIEE8 DISCO
fer eruptons 81 the skin ulcers q TIE throat
Bose and legs, and The most poisonous impurities ~ The
oost. No 8Dlv.on street. ". Y, since lA EigL, seIa
ate ro0rIa aud a prvnte entrance. book Rrats
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Our Lady Readers will he no

delighted. but will receive valuable suggestions and nsrrc
ton rom examination Of the exqusely wrought Ladies'
| and Chidgens Garments. at Mrs SIMPSONS, No se5
Broadway. The articles referred to- embroidery included
made wholly the Grover Baker sewing Machine.
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griss No vcsev street opposite the church. No connce
zon wiih any other Office Ut toe same name Female
att ndnuI
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t.ftv1spa DIAMONDS DfAxusDa = Az UfVfxg
~ ~ ssfs .ei rfiofs iof bianobds wseAss saa
= g. ar I'd Efrtasi 20 ~ sasus. Thca haFtnx
ss ~ fhis sfssf .iior fl.I~sf u WI % c.l
l. JACOBS 80 Hraasss
nt.~oyps Of.D gof.p AND SILVER ny zorro
atylffs AnEICu. rs kf9sf~sy abtef ihs sev
- ff'ssi - VII receive NJ ~ s~s fhsn
,tsr tats n tis s''y fss DssnSnis "a ys1 ass
100 t4ing rrNts'sf r1s-ts
~ psys in ~ ttnsabis fosnsy. csrs Hsf s.s-is ~
ttFss La-s so gsfs l-askl 81 fas his1sss pfts@ 4
Il. y y.sss ss,ss,ss4 " ~ Ton Esr~nssf -
Hgoa
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TsrD PHOTOGRAPHS ~ PkEsibENT LfNCoLS.
" os4sfaIt hsf bnfnsItr 80 ises Htielifn if9tsf.
.f.eF Isata $40 Fffn. a. ffaNf ffsf baanrf
ttl.ss Nrs5hrf. 'uff1fsn. Waffrrf tYe fatt ~.
~ ftrr ~ kai JET DAVIS Ns1Hfts II. y 80 - ~
aoaasfH HeHvaal tseFHas. Frfs. Nts Ntfirf. ~.
.l. t8n. O. iaa. ss.f N1tHlHn.r taf fet = ~
ffHtf. Poo f fasI ~ 49, tfrf lfaffaif
" stff ~ ffff tafatarss eros eH frfIf - 20 lamp
~ " NtNrts. ~ bra.rsT, ~ Vera
f.app pg0r0grAFur ~ PrINug % wALkx.
\ pt.4.s. ~ Wsaf. ynfan fr.fIs fnfrm a peff.
rrrfa fffsa prassaset istf@s nstatrf ~ Ar@ rfss
~ ...tr4a.r 10 fs. flf IaH rs' ffesll4 ~
49, y, v & wkyrss - nsaasuni 80 tsrs
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around Fredericksburg, aud Hookers occupation OF u
with large portion of his force
The truth is, the enemy did remove the brigade he
lately hal Fredericksburg out OF that town yesterday
before day break the fact discovered
Hooker sent reconpoIerng force party over thee 70
sseer!a!n Sas se,! meYsmea. a be{sesl lSosass era
bic maFching md cSlnter marching OF me prevp.
days really meant This gather by sitting am ,hs
parng dozen d,iereai wonderful stories oon00'""e
M. ""uls y ihc .TQ armles P fa
We know fur,,cf that the result Of he 1xporelieps
OF our troops out by Genera locker Is general ina
preston at his heHdlarters this morning that Lee 10
mere shifting the position of his troos for police (sani
larv, just as Hooker days ago shfted the
positions or ,ro,. ~ less OF his Different army corps
II IS 10 be presumed tn. our cavalry arg pow making
80 thorough econuossances a. tn. nv night VII %
well known at the h precisely where the alie
rent coS and divisions IL the resell army that may DC IN
Their front are now located
We have pot believed that Leo dreamed OF venturinsa
niovetysn Ia This direction, rad into Maryland and
Ponne wanna as alleged. His risks In 30 doing with
H"okcrs army left irt,cl hrs rear would be 50 d,e
isn't from what they were with Popes army thoroughly
ucasnf derr rslized drirpS behind the Wsnnston
20 make the attempt made, and she !" 's c"u's
WI not run while on his army hang all hopes q INC sun
cess OF the rebellion
tn movements Of Leo's troops FIRST above referred -
tealy do mean more than Is this morning believed ~
Hdokcrs headquarters. thcy evidently that L. has
boon 10 weakened 10 reinforce vcks1g tbs no Is re-
moving his main force closer upon IN bssc Of supplies
Richmond.
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CITY Iassiiigence.

Tine PAm YnrxRpAr.-Ihc attendance at tho Park
yesterday at eat trsbed that Of saturday although tho
weather much colder. The special attractDn was
the young fawrs. The spots their being very
pretty One lady remarked they were little dears Of
little deer No larger than rabbits" Another said their
''cnais would make pretty pair o. cufrs,v Ac Tho
foundsicn the Casino has been laid aud the walls are
rising steadily Ibe saoons 81 each end will be any
feet oog and rcfrc~hment saloon seventy feet
long rasr.s from 10 the other forming kind d an
extended No. The saloons will be ornamened with bay
window and the building viii be durably constructed II
free.tone u expected 10 b. IN working order BY
LIST ~ August
Joxs' woop-Ths attendance NJ Jonc-' Wood vas
very good yesterday, Notwithstanding the chIiness e
the weather There wiz be four festivals this week
two Catholic one military and tbs Sos u Israel
Picnic ~ the Naphtsli Lodge. wedn..day Cunt~ny
A. ~ the Eleventh regiment New York s,ais MILITIA capt
Cook hssd their festival On tuesday the Cummings
Igtsrny Untnv " have their picnic and On Thurs
day annual celebration ~ Church Of the
Trsrshgurston. The festivals q las, week very
sucrszsful.
sroarxB--Tur Gwskr foor Rsr AT Btoosixupsfs-
Young -rt, the "cnamv,cn runner :. 10 matched 10
atty mile. ~ seven hours, for parse q six hundred dol
lars the 90 NJ twelve o'cck this Day. al
the CORNER q scvcniy nsconi street and BIZ
ro,S The ARR viii terminate NJ seven ochrk y. ~
good time Ia anticipated by the lovers q tho sport
Srsswmssr Fr~nvsL ~ Hsuss.-rbe Harlem rinh
avenue Baptist chnrch ~ give strawberry festival 90
Wednesday Thufsisy aud FRIDAY q ths week.
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THE BATTLE At GUM SWAMP, n. G.
omsiaI Report Of General vesssr.


WARRINGTON, juno 7, 1899.
Tho following ociai report has been roeev ed a head
quarters Of the Army Of tho United States
HrAparAsTTn EomisSfm Aanr co.rs,,
NswtsSS ~ C., June 2 1858.
Major ocneral HiiIscx, Gensrsln cnef, United States
Army, Washington, n. c.
GnEaaI-Rsferrins 70 my brief report Of May "a, I
have the honor " report that learning from Colonel
possible capture the enemy outpost regiments At Gum
swamp, eight miles frvm knston, ordered Colonel Lees
brigade. con.isilng q tho r,h Twenty nfh and Forty
sixth Massachusetts, regiments three pieces d Bosss'
battery and battalion q cavalry TO report % him.
Colonel Jones ordered the fth, Tweoty nfh and For
~ SIXTH with the artillery and cavalry, uDder the
mand q Colonel Pierson fh Missachnsetts advance
ID the railroad and Dover road IN attack the eocnys
untee ana the Twenty seventh Mas.as husetis voIun
tecrs under the immediate command u Colonel Jones
took path through tbs swamp 10 roach tho rear Of the
The main column, undcr Colonel Piersn, met the
enrmy pickes daylight OF this 2d and driving tbsm
In commenced attack the 'front.' Colonel Jones. tn
his command owing TO the character u tbs roa they had
taken and having u 20 by single ne, did not
rive at the desired place uns nine NJ On arriving IN
tho rear tho enenys POSITION Colonel Jones' depoyed
such batteries OF hs command could be used 70 adyan
tsgc, opened Are and advanced The enemy nrea fee
dsultory voeys then bfose sni lied m great cJnfuson
taxing the svamp- and escaping BY paths kngwn only
themselves bearing the firing u Colonel Jones'
command Colonel Pierson advanced bis and
t.rrd the worr In front After King the prisoner.
no hundred and SIXTY nye) and spos deinos hing the
enemys works and resting his men Colonel Jones made
dusk evening pickets driven 10 an b.
found himself attacked by the enemy In lofoe and With
artillery He Ia obedl. N orders. at returned
followed by the enemy and reached outpost line with
out loss.
Colonel Lsc's brigade pot cars In waiting. and
returned 10 their CAMPS.
The enemy ortin Ned NJ the ~ Colonel Jones,
aud bang strongly reinforced from Godboro, reattked
our oupSt line the afternoon q the Zsi. sent
supporting force 10 Caonel Jones and the cnemy
repulsed every point but with great Ioss "a ard
the service the death u Co.one Jones' who shot
through thu heart AZ he leading two comfA1es
bs regiment W di-,cdse tins from position he
bad taken up.
by the of Colonel brave, seaious and
able officer he's beea Ie-t 10 tbs service and bs dspat
msnt.
have the haper " snelo-e Ist q casssnses, spA
lnt of prscoers and articles eapturei ! have ths
honov 70 b. vesy respccuuIiy your obed,snt servant.
J u f'rrtR.
Major General Csmmsnding.
Ysr-oxEEr, Erc, On tsrs Hsfsffr0s
Hvknp sotortt q. sIrSuxa uossAsusso.
One hundred and sixty .nvs pfisoners, t~eup eight
horses. three smbalane.r snd tso bssgsse wagons
(teansD, one twelve fousa~s hsvhysr. sab ismb~S
eighty mnske,s and elu, nont eleven thoasssd roau dc
q Ammunition.
Two hid, Ave wounded and one mfyns.
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Military Affairs.
RECALL or 0ExxRAL WARD To W WASHINGTON.

General Hobart Ward received yesterday evening .
telegram from the War Department Announcing 10 him
that the exgcnces OF tho service required his presence
the Held lie In consequence took his departure
evening for tho capital This will for his absence
from the military procession 20 day 10 honor Of the
Of the Thirty seventh and thirty eighth regiments
KEoRo ArrzArioS or TuE THIRTY FIRST REGIMENT
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The following extract from Special Order No 2e
authorizing Colonel Jones TO reorganize the Thirty
regiment. the command OF which, the organization
Is complete, he Ia to rcsume;-
266
ADJurssT GESEsAIs Oyy1cK,
ALBANY, June 8, 1853
Colonel Frank Jones Ia hereby authorized to rcorgnIze
the thirty drst regiment New York State Volunteers TO
IN the army 81 the United states Tor three years
unless sooner discharged
by order of the Commander In Chief.
j. SrONEfOUSE, A. A. A. @.
Colonel Jones will establish his headquarters IN this
city, tho location of which no viii days
The majority 81 the gallant officers and Of this rsgi
ment viii 70 enlist after they have recruited themselves
from the fagues Of their late eamt agnng Col Jenes
IL sanguine o. again lea ing In short time and
gallant regiment 70 the field 10 defence Of the Union
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ARny os rpx roroxac, June o, 1903


oososs1 HffrArnJcx RAipxa.
Cosooc Fitzpatrick, who commands the cavalry brigade
that made itself famous fcr rapid marches and psr
sus advances through the rebel lines, 10 West Pont
srsdustc Of the class q 1881, IN which coopsI
Kinssbury OF Counccc Q. Killed At Antietam Gener
kirby who died from wounds At Chanosorsvi'c Col mel
iUpsou Of Nov York; Colonel Amcs, Of the rwcp,s,h
Maine infantry, recently promotsi 10 be brgadicr
general L,uscnaut Colonel Kent, Assistant INSPECTOR,
wounded At the FIRST Bull run battle and I'm.
y~i"psd with cotcorsn at Richmond Colonel Babcocs,
Assistant inspector II the ninth army corIs, and
a,tia iiaxc;i Of Iaze,ts battery, besides the follow
ing occrs IN the rebel army MAJOR Pelham tmeDtioned
sy les aud stuart az the gallant Pelham who distn-
suisbsd hmsdf stuarts horse artillery at KeIys Ford;
Lesisasnt Go onel Rice, Killed. at Fort Doacls o, and
oosel Ro-ec- OF tbs Fin Virginia cavalry wounded at
Kelly Ford.
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IN Tho staff Colonel fitzpatrick Captain r. Owen
Jores Assistant Adjuiant General formerly adut,nt of
.hs Harris light cavalry, who enlisted . private In
Dsryess zousvcs Captain y. W. Arms,roas Assistant
s.spspsor General q the Iarrs cavalry Lieut. O. Essss
A ec.up. Of the FIRST Maine csv-Iry' Lsst Bsssss
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