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REMEDY FOR FLIEs.-By scattering
chloride of lime on plank in stable,
al kinds Of flies, but more especially
biting flies, may be quickly got rid of.
Sprlukling beds of vegetables with even
weak salution of this sal. equally pre-
serves them from the attacks of slugs,
caterpillcrs, butterflies, mordellas, etc.
1t has the effect when spr;nkled on the
foliage of fruit trees. A paste of one
part of chloride and one half part of
lard, placed in narrow band round the
trunk Of tree prevents insees from
creeping up it. 1t has been noticed
that rats and mice quit places on which
a certain quantity of chloride has Leon
spread.
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Select poctrn.
The DruInIn er-RGy OF Marble
head.
RY DAVIS u. CASSIDY.

commemorate Of Albert Mansur, aged
fifteen wears, who was killed at the battle OF
Roanoke, North Carolina
Ho i. arms to strike and forward fee, w.
Ere dries the blood by dastards shed
While scowlS and cleaning eyes that meet
Bewail our murdered dead.
From Berkshlre's mountain to the bay,
The rally! Massachusetts - rings
Curse on the taltering step to day
That shame upon her brings.
This April day which frowning dies.
Bcirothrd in its natal hour
To hills that prop New England's skies,
Brought vengeance for its dover.
Then arms to strike and forward feet
Ere dries our blood by dastards she'd
For meE upon each village street
Are mastering, us ut Marblchcad.
Pauses homcward school boy there;
Absorbed IN thought he stands
While patriots pass with brows Of care
And muskcts in their hands.
Then starting, to a comrade spoke
That gallant boy of Marblehead--
/" The tcther Of my books is broke,
Brace me the drum instead
Now serrcd ranks are slanting grim
Their bayonets in the summer beans,
And keeping step to Freedoms hymn,
Southward the column streams,
" Your blessing, mother cease to cry,
Their rally Is no cause for dread
Our grand old tunes will make them fly -
Said the bold boy Of Marblchead.
New England sons were shifting sore,
With " hist ling ball and sabre stroke
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS !
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

We call the attention of oil having relations OF
friends in the army to the fact tint ioodand's
German Bitters " will cure nine. tenthg 81 tho
diseases induced by exposures and privatons Incl
dent to camp life. In the lists, published almost
daily in the newspapers on tho arrivalio Of the
sick, it will be noticed that very large proper
ton are suffering from debility Every ease of
that kind can be readily cured by Hoofand's
German Bitters We have no hesitation in stating
that it these Bittcrs were freely used among our
soldiers hundreds OF lives might be saved, that
otherwise would be lost
The proprietors are dAily receiving thankful let.
ters from sufferers in the army and hospitals who
have been restored to hea It'll by the use Of these
Bittert, sext to them by their friends
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clustered HANDS AND FEET.-As a
remedy against blistering of hands or
feet, the quickest is lighting a tallow
candle and letting the tallow drop into
cold water, ito purify it, it is said, from
salt,) then rubbing the tallow on the
hands or feet, mixed with brandy or any
other strong spirits. For mere tender
ness. nothing is better than the above,
OF vinegar little diluted with water.
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SUBSTITUTE FOR COFFEE. one
asks for substitute for coffee. | use
one made in the following manner To
one quart of wheat bran add one tea
cupful OF molasses with one of water,
stir together, and dry in the shade, or
in stove; brown dark color, and mi K
one-third coffee, which, If prepared right,
makes an excellent beverage.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEI7S /!

See that the signature of c. NJ. Jackson i is on
she Wrapper of each bottle Price per bottle, IS
cents, Or Half Dozen for 81.
Should your nearest Druggist not have the sr-
Gle, do not be put of by any Of the Intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place but
send to us and We will forward, securely packed,
by express
Principal Office and Mandatory No. G3l Arch
Street. Philadelphia. JONES 4 EVANS,
(Successors to c. NJ. Jackson 4 Coz
Ja'y %, ls63-ly Propr!stors.
~ For sale by DR. II II. MIrcHrLL, Elk ton
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WARTS ON Cows TEATs.--In answer
to an inquiry in No. % of the s'Dollar
Newspaper" how to cure warts on COWS
teats, | answer soft grease, of any kind,
used free at every milking will prove a
remedy ; they will disappear in month.
Dollar Newspaper.
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TOILET SoAP.-We take the follow
ing from the correspondence of the
RurM .New YORKER One and one
fourth gallons clear wa,er; 5 lbs. of
opodeldock soap do. sal soda 2
tabiespoonfuls alcohol do. spiris of
ammonia ! DO. turpentne l do. cam
phene ; do powdered borax. Shave
the soap fine, then boil all together until
dissolved. Ii, after 1t is cold. you find
it is not hard enough, melt again. Make
it in any form you please. Color with
Chinese vernliion. The mode of scent
ing depends on your own judgment, as
in cooking.
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U}ar NIottcls.
The ARMY of tine Potomac.

Il Rstrospnci-Bre.h'ny Camp ut Fnt-
moufh-The JIarch--H Comparison
uih Previous Cnmpaigns-Gen0al
Hookcr's Rcmoral md its Causes
The Secret Sefric'.
A brief retrospective glance at the
doings Of the Army of the Potomac,
during late arduous campaign, may
not be the mos, embarrassing reading
for these hot days.
The campaign On the part Of the
ma ional army began by the movement.
from the vicinity of Falmouth, which
commonwealth earnest about the 10th of
June. General lloo&cr's headquarters
remained at their old location un il sun
day morning, June IA b, whey they
broke camp at an carly hour, and moved
at once to Duutries, on Quautco Creek;
and Starting next day, at 3 o'clock p. NJ :,
reached Fairfax Station, on the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad, before 6 =. NJ
distant fom ;Le old camp ftty-two
miles.
So the campaign just closed may be
included within the period dating from
June 10 and ending with July Is, or
just five wceks-for the campaign of
Chaucelorsvillc, with its preliminarics
and its debris, forms ano her and distinct
epoch in the history Of the Army of the
Po omac.
During this period of f'c weeks, this
amy has made its longest marches, en-
dured its greatest fatiguc<, and fought
lis greatest battle yet chronlcled in s
blood-stained annals.
Comparing its former achievements
with those of the last campaign, and
they sink almost inc insigniicance. -
The whole march Of the Peninsula did
not exceed one hundred and seventy
five miles. The average march of the
several army corps, since leaving Fred
ericksburg, is two hundred and twenty
five miles. The Penlnsular march oc-
cupied ninety-fve days; that Of the la e
campaign thirty-fvc. The average dis
lance of each days march on the PENN
sua, counting the marching days only,
was less than six mics in the late
campaign it was nlaetecn.
Starting from the old camps in the
vicinity of Falmouth, and the distance
marched by the several army corps, up
TO The lime of striking the Potomac at
Ni.llamsport, is as follows:
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BSs" Scandal, like kite, to fly well, de,
ponds greatly on the tail it has to carry.
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NOT ALCOHOLIC.
\ HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
A PURE TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, Philada., Pa:
VIII EffectuaIIy Cure
LIVER COMPLAINT
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,

( Nhronic or Nervous Debility Diseases of tn
~ Aidneys, and all diseases arising from dfs
ordered Liver or s'omach Such as Constipation,
itwnrd Piles Fulpess Of Blood to the Hoad,
Acidity ofthe Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. D;s-
gust for food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach,
Fluctuations. Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit Of
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried aud
B,fiicult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Sufpcating Sensations when in wing
posture Dimness Of Vision Dots or Webs befyrs
The Sight, Fever and Dull Fain IN the Head
Deficiency of Precipitation, Yellowness of the Skin
and Eyes Pain in tho Side, Back, Chest Limbs
&c' Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in tho
Flesh, Constant lmaginings Of Evil and great
Depression of Spirits
;. And will positively prevent Yellow Fever, Bill
lious Fever, &c. They contain
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A hole was then dug and the thirteen bodies
were pitched into it. The grave was scarcely
large enough; some Of the bodies lay above the
ground. wretch named Sergeant n B. D..
Jay, Il Nireinian, but attached to a Tennessee
company Of the Sixty-fith North Carolina regi-
ment, jumped upon the bleeding bodies, and
said TO some Of the men: =" Pat Juba for me,
while dance the id scoundrels down to and
through hill" The grave was covered lightly
with earth, and the next day, when the wives
and families of the murdered men heard of their
fate, searched for and found their grave, the
hogs had rooted up ones body and eaten his
head off.
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Cer'ain statements regarding the dis
positions of the army after leaving Val
mouth may be made now, which would
have been improper at the date of their
occurance. 1t will be remembered that
General Hooker kept his headquarters
in the vicinity of Fairfax Court House
tor fully week, and during this time so
disposed his forces as to cstop any
movement of the enemy upon Washing
ton, either on the flank through the
mountains, or from in front by way of
Warrenton or Manassas.
These dispose ions were The Twelf h
and Eleventh corps at Leesburg; the
fif'h corps at Aldic Gap, supported by
the Third at Gum Spring, halfway be-
tween Fairfax Court House and Aide !;
the Second at Thoroughfare Gap the
First corps at Guilford Station on the
Hampshire Railroad, supporting the
Eleventh and Twelfth at Leesburg; the
Sixth corps at Fairfax Court House,
Centreville and Bristol Station, guard.
ing the rear. All these dispositions
were made by the 18th of June, render
ing Washington secure from an attack,
and placing the forces in excellent posi-
ton either to meet Lees advance in
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No Alconol Bad whiskey!
They will Cure tho above diseases in ninety. nina
cases out of hundred

Induced, by the extensive sale and universal
popularity OF Hooaand's German Bitters (purey
vcgetabe) hosts of ignorant Quacks and unscru.
pulous adventurers have opened UPON suffering
humanity the hood-gates of Nostrums in TIL shape
of poor whisky, Wiley compounded with Injurious
drugs and chrisened Tonics, stomachies and
Bitters. ~
Beware of tho innumerabIc array OF Alceholis
preparations in rlchoric bottles and big. bollied
kegs under the modest appellation of Bitters;
which instead Of curing, only aggravate disease.
and leave the disappointed sufferer in espai.
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HooFLAND's GERMAN BfTrERs.!

Are not new and untried article. but havo
stood the test of fifteen years trial by the Ameri-
can public; and their reputation and sale are not
rivaiIed by any sin.ilar preparat on.
he Froprietors have thousands of letters from;
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers Physi-
clans and Citizens, testifying of their own per
sonal knowledge to the ben efcial effects and
medical virtues of these Bittcrs
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown. D. D., Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
iateht Medicines in general. through distrust Of
the!r ingredients and effects; | yet know of no
suhlcient reasons why nan may not testify to tho
dement's no believes himself to have rooeiv ed from
any simple preparation, in tho hope that be may
thus cont ribute to the benefit Ct others
do this the more readily in regard TO Hoof.
land German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. NJ
JACKSON Of this city, because | was preiudicsi
against them for many years. under the ilnpres.
sion that they were chiefly alcoholic mixture.
ain indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
LsI' for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests and for encouragement t. try them, when
suffering from great md long continued debility
Inc use Of three bottles of these Btters at the
beginning of tho present year. was followed by
evident relief anl restoration to n de gree Of bod
Ny and mental vgor which had not felt flr six
noLth shcfore, and had almost despaired of regain
ing l therefore thank God and MY friend for
directing INC to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
lnl, no
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TIE EXECUTION.

Colonel ALIEN, who was with his troops but
not in command told them they should have a
trial. but they would be taken to Tennessee for
ihat purpose. They bid farewell to their wives,
daughters and sisters, directing them to procure
the Witnesses and bring them to the court in
would take place. Alas how little they
dlcamed what u fate awaited them.
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PARTICULAR notice..

Phlada., Juno 80 1851.
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Old Mrs. INNS Riddle, aged eighty.fre gears,
mas uhipped, hang and robbed ola considerable
amount o. money, Many Others were treated with
the same barbarity And the men who did this
were called soldiers The daughters of VIM.
Shelton, man of wealth, and highly rcspecta-
Bile, were requested by some of the officers to
ordered that the ladies' lie placed under arrest
and sent to the guard-housc, where they re-
manned all night.
Old Mrs. Sae Moore, seventy years of age,
uas nhippod Nth hickory rods tilt tie blood ran
in streams dcma her back to the ground; aud the
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NOEICE.
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE, 4

PRovoST MARSHAL GENERAL's OFFICE,
.-.r.. Washington, May -, 1853.
TVNHE attention Of all officers, who have been hon
L orabIy discharged on account OF WOunds or dIsa-
6ty, aud who desire 20 70 enter the service In the
Invalid Corps Is called to the provisions General
Orders No. los, Of 1858, from the War Department,
published in the papers throughout the country.
Such Oiheers requested To ennipy promptly with
the provisions Of that OreF aud TO send their written
Invalid Corps, (5tatng the chArRct Of their isa-
blity,) with iittle delay possible, the Acting
Assistant Provost Marshal General Of the State in
which they may be. such Acting Assistant Provost
Marshal General will at once forward the appIica-
tons, with his indorsement, to the Provost Marshal
General At Washington. 4--
Ofheers Tor the Invalid Corps will be appointed
Immediately upon furnishing he papers required ~
General Order No. los, OF 1868 from War Depart
menL. Their pay and emOiaments will eom6enc~
from cate Of acceptance such appointments, and
not from date ofoTg4nLation Of the respective COM
inalids to which they may be assigned.
J. B. FRY.
my2e I'm Provost Marshal General.
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HRADouARrERs 24TH BnIoADE. I
Wheeling, 10th June, 1858. I
General Order No. 6, 1851 10 W y y


I. The 1881 Regiment, Hancock county, will be
mustered for service n such hour and place as may
be designated by the Colonel commanding, on Fri
day. the 18th Ins aud proceed thence TO this place,
by the Cleveland and PiTtsburg Railroad, reporting
upon arrival, at these headquarters. -sr Er l.rE
II: The 1881 Regiment, Brooke county, will be
mustered for service, at such hour and place may
be designated by the Lieutenant Colonel command
ing, Friday, the 19th inst. and proceed 20 this
place, by the Cleveland and Ptttsburg Railroad, re-
porting upon arrival at these headquarters.
III. The lst battalion Of tue 1Blst Regiment, Ohio
county will be mustered for services ht oclOuk, A.
H. on Thursday, the 18th inst, at Trisdelphia; and
the ID battalion nf the same regiment, on Friday,
the 10th inst, the place; each battalion, on
the day of muster will prOceed TO this place, by the
Hempheld Railroad reporting upon arrival, aTthese
headquarters.
mustered for SERVICE Friday, the 18th inst, at
O'Clock, P, NJ, at MonndsVille, Marshall county.
v. The 9Th and 4th Regiments, Ohio county, viii
be mustered for service, ct o'clock, A. M on Wed
nesday, the 18th inst, on Fourth Street between
Union and Quincy Streets, in the city Of Wheeling
4 VI. The circular letter Of instructions accOmpa-
nying these ORDERS must be strictly enforced by the
commandant Of each regiment. .-..- - Dos -
h VII. Capt. Henry X. List, A. Q. NJ. OF this Bri-
Rade, will provide subsistence and quarters for the
Regiments concentrated in Wheeling and the lS4th
Regiment at Moundsyille. The QuArtsrmaster OF
each Regiment, will upon the receipt Of this order,
report to Capt. List, A. NJ, at Wheeling, for or
ders and Instructions
VIII. For the information Of II whom Il may con-
cern, the following officers announced as comPo-
sing the STAFF of the 24th Brigade OF V. NJ.
Capt B. Davenport, Assistant Adjutant General.
Capt. II K List, Assistant Quart+rmAster-
Lieut.. II. @ RlesheT, Aid-de-Camp.
John Kelly, Esq, having offered his services Ii
appointed volunteer aid.
These officers will be recognized and Obeyed ae-
cOrdinRly. -...----- b..
BY orderof Brig. Gen. JAMES 8. WHEAT.
B. DAVENPORT, A. A.G. Jun1T
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COMMONWEALTH OF. VIRGINIA,

Wheeling, june 18th, 1858.
To Brig. Gen. JAMES s. WHEAT, Commanding the
4th Brigade OF virginia Militia: - -
You will adopt such measures as Will secure the
return of thu and Announcements heretofore IS
sued to the 4th and 5th Regiments OF yeur Brigade
Immediately after the muster now ordered for the
goth inst. To that end, you will appoint convenient
places OF deposite, within the bounds of these Regt
ments, not receipted for by the regularly enrolled
militia shall be At delivered. You will give
publication to this order with the following sections
from Chapter 81 Of the Code of Virginia. and enjoin
their rigid enforcement. FI 40 flr .iF.-s'
SEC. g. Every person having in possession any
public arms or accOutremeuts, shall keep the same
in good and and stFvicsabe order, aud Whenever
called on duty shall appear with such arns The
Governor may prescribe the mode of keeping ar
preserving the same -ir- --l ,g--e is'
or accoutrements, who shall be about to remoSe
from his company district, or who shalt not be liza
BILE military duty and the personal
Of every person who at the time of bis death was
80 possessed shall deliver the same in good order 70
the commandAnt Dfthe company of which such per-
was member, uriftheTe be no ofieer Of said COM
pany, to the conihahdant OF the regiment or ether
person authorized to receive them" "a - =
If any shall fail to deliver up said arms ana ac-
coutrements aforesaid, or when lawfully required,
they may be recovered by the person authorized 70
receive them by legal process" lE5lt :
Sec. l3. If any person to whom any arms, ee-
coutrements or equipments have been or shall be
delivered or entrusted for distribution or delivery,
shall enbezZle, sell, convert to his own use,
or secrete with intent to dos, any such arms &C
coutrements or equipments, he shall be deemed
guilty ofthd larceny thereof and the tature OF any
person to produce and deliver up such arms, acI ou'
trements equipments according to law or 70 pro-
duce and pay the full value thereJi as nNeo ny AE;
shall be prma fecie evidence Of The larceny thereof
By order Of the Governor. s,,,rp1s 70
~
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SHHRIFFaS SALE.
PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE BLooDED STOCK
HORSES AND CATELR. l.- r-

HORSES AND CATELR. lHr THr
DY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
II county, rendered at its spring term, 1868, in
certain causes therein pendiOgi will oherlfor sale at
public ausJion 70 the highest and best bidder, at
the farm Of A. Wilson Kelly, on the wheeling, West
Liberty and Bethany turnpike in Ohio county, which
farm is now occupied by Wm. T I'D, on Saturday,
the 9th day Of June, 1868, the following valuable
bio -ded stock the property Of Hanson W. Chapline,
to-wit: @ '
Two BiOoded Colts, between and years old.
One BloOded Mare and Colt. .a- a#
Two three-year old BlOodsd Colts.
One Bay Mare. - rt
Three Durham Cows. #r lH |H .--
One White Durham Cow, with Calf at her side.
Terms Of Sale-A credit Of four months the,
purchaser giving his bonds with approved security,
said bonds bearing interest from day Of sale until
paid. Sale commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
-r.uHl .i- I4 ALONZO LoRING,
jun16 I'd Sheriff Of Ohio county.
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= N3-SPRCIAL NoTICEs Double the above rate9.
1S-Yesrly Advertising on reasonable terms, aeoor.
ding to the space occupied and the number caAges
made. frFg -l.HI -a'
All advertisements from transient persons or strang
ers to be paid for in GdUaHce.-
Business Cards exceeding five lines $40 per year,
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square. ID. 49,.
= The privilege Of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the AdVertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll as all legal advertisements, and advertisements
ofauCtion sales and real estate sent in by them mus
be paid for a the usual rates. Cd -... - .rrrE
G6-Advertisements not accompanied with VIZ tteh
directions will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. o 7n .t~I B."
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rates. s-e .a
= Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and announcements
of sermons, so cents each. nonVll-'69
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SheriR,s Sale.
HOgsEHOLD FURN :

VALUABLE H40TSEHOLD FUHN :
DY virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
ID county, rendered at its spring term, 1863 In
tain causes therein pending, viii offer for sale At
public auction TO the highest and best bidder At the
residence Rev D. ". Fisher 9Th street, city OF
wheeling. on Tuesday, June 30th, 1868 The follow
Ing ValuabIe household furniture, the property Of
robes Chairs Hall Rack, Tables, Stands Washstands
Be isteads, Looking GLASSES, Clothes Pre- q, Mantle
Clock, Lounge and MatTass, Kitchen safe, &C., &C.
Terms Of SRie-A credit Of fur months, the puF-
chaser giving bond with approved security, said
bond bearing interest from day OF sAls until paid.
Sale to commence At % o'clock a IN. ~
F.rr5 a#. AL0NZO LORIHG,
iun19 Sheriff Of Ohio oonntJ.
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PROvO,r MARSHAL GESERAL's 0IgIcE,


A LII MEN who desire to join any particular Regt-
n ment Of Cavalry in the field, hereby
authorized present themselves at any time during
the next thirty days to the Board Of EnrOime in
their respective DiStFicts The Board shall examine
theuE and determine upon their fitness for the SER
vice, and found TO be t the Provost Marshal Of the
District shall give them transportation tickets 70 the
A. Provost Marshal General of the state. As
they present themselves at this general Rendezvous
they shall be duly mustered by mustering and dis.
b0Tsihg oicer, and paid BY him the bounty allowed
by law. .-...t 90 .--.-. -- JAMES b. FRY,
ny2S I'm Provost Marshal General.