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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
Poor Director,

We are authorized to announce Henry Moses, of
Bedford township, as a candidate for Poor Director,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorized to announce David Silver, of
Bedford township, as candidate for Poor Director
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention. ..
We are authorized TO announce the name Of Ja-
cob D. Fetter. Of Bedford township, as a candidate
for the office Of Poor Director, subject to the deci-
sion Of the Democratic County Convention.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10

FIvE.rwENrY U. S. LoAN.-wc insert anad.
vestisemcnt in our paper Of to-day, By Reed
aud Sehell, of this place, as subscription Agents
Of this loan, which win afford farmers and 9th.
ers : good opportunity to make safe and prcdt.
able iurest,nents
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
NOTICE.

The following named persons have filed their pc
titions and will make application to the Court OF
Quarter Session of the Peace, in and for the county
OF Bedford to be held on the hrst Monday 9th day.
of May next for Tavern License:
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
PUBLIC SALE

90, -, f-Qu fsE y
Taluable Real Estate. soesi
f-. JOHN ALSIP, Auctioneer.1 u,
There will be sold, at pnblic auction, on ,tbs.
premises, on % : l,ysl1
TUESDAY IAN OF APRIL, ,.o5 .
the following valuable Real Estate late tbA.,
property of John S. Statler, decd, viz: -
TWO GOOD LOTS OF GROUND,
situate in tile borough of Stoystown, on thA /.
corner Of Pitt and Jolinstown streets, having
thereon erected a large 'FH
Double House, Store Room, Ware Room, Tailor
Shop and Timer Shop, ~
with convenient out-budings. ALSO, about
l8 acres of good Meadow land, adjoining said
borough, land of Hite's heirs and others.
ALSO gst .CW
on Wednesday 18th, will be offered for sale, a Tract,
of Wood land, containing about II acres, situate
mile west Of Schellsburg, on the Turnpike, ad-
foining lands Of ,ohn and Charles Colvin and oth-
ers. thNEE EN '-.-
Terms made known on day of sale. e-.
SAMUEL G. STATLER,
administrator j. S. Statle, decd
Mar. 20, 1868
Somerset Democrat, Herald & Wing copy 3ts.l
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An Infamous Order.

Whilst the Aboitionists are using every Of
fort to corrupt the political sentiments of the
soldiers, sbribing them to turn against the DEM
ocrats BY promises Of promotion and BY grant
ing them voting furIoughs, it seems that no
Democratic officer is to be permitted even to
furnish his men with tickets. The Army is a
field of operations which Abolition politicians
mean to cultivate exclusively, and no Democrat
is to be allowed to "put his Zoe in there" We
are for equal rights in the Army, as well as ev-
crywhere else, and our Democratic soldiers
must and shalt have the right to vote their SEN
timcnts. The following order should meet the
condemnation Of every American citizen who
has sany respect for his birth-right and should
consign tolasting infany the men who dared to
make it.
re g"WAR DErAxrMtST, rsyA !
80 sh-sa Washington, Mar, Is, 1868.
a..f 8i III SPECIAL ORDERS No. 10. o...a..
"a. By direction Of the Precedent, the follow
ing named officer Is hereby dismissed from the
service of the United States: Lieutenant A. j.
Edgerly, 4th New Hampshire Volunteers, for
circulating sCopperhead Tickets" and doing
all in his power to promote the success of the
rebel cause in his state, ~ ~, e,ate,.i. ~, 4,
BY order Of the Secretary OF War, ) ~.
s--tf Fc, J.. Thomas. .Adi't General.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
Abolition Elsctionaering.


II AbsSiam Lincoln and his minions were
half as active snd energetic in prosecuting the
war against the rebe llion as they are in carry
ing On political campaigns they would long ere
this have broken that os essrnis, the s'backbone
Of Secession" But they are mild and tender
in their dealings with rebels in arms, compared
with their warfare upon the Constitution-loving
and secession-and-sbolition -hating Copper.
heads" In their estimation it Is much more
important to defeat the Democrats at the polls
than the traitors ON the field os DaItIe. Hence
rtney Iet tne rebellion s'siide' Banks, forgtyvsb
allow the needy soldiers to 80 unpaid while they
Aood the States about to vote with .'greenbacks"
send that great colder Of the Union, Andy
johnson on an clcctioncering expedition, and e.
ven select such soldiers from the Army as will
promise to vote the Abolition ticket and des-
patch them North on a voting furlough of TWEEN
ydays. Every appliance that the devilish in
genuity Of professional political gamblers can
invent, they bring to bear in their canvass for
votes. No trick is too mean, no device too
low, no scheme too vile and dishonorable for
their use. Witness the following operations in
regard 70 the Connecticut election, and blush,
II you are an Abolitionist, for the dsspcable
oonduet sf your leaders: a.ina ag81 Isl
gi9al ~ bIs .atCARvER HosPrrAL, li4|
,g4a adi bsalas Washington, Mar. 26. 4 81
Dear SIR: yl6u l9a aiT 48a s3U rs
biuow have como in possession of facts this
morning, which are enough to make the heart
Of every patriot burst with Indignation, and
bcnest men to bow their heads in hunilia.
tion, 10 know that fellow men wilstoop to deeds
90 losk.st nitoff x a29ui59 81 3W ~ +. issN14
Dr.. tStorrs, Of this hospital has been busy
for a few days past, in asccrta ming who OF the
soldiers in this hospital could be beibought to 60
home and vote against Gov. Seymour. Ter
such were found II speak IL to heir shame( -
Others l am happy to soy, could not be bought
even with the tempting offer Of q twenty day
furlough and their expenses paid. & t993
Many good and faithful soldiers, who have
served onr Government honestly from tile com.
Iaei,cement of this rebellion, are refused when
father, mother, wife, brother or sister lies up
on deat.hbcd. To what adepth of infaray will
netthe sricksters Of . deatkstruggling party 50.
bio aal bss .1s----ss-sessT sd bio a. k1E
81 abanJa as, ARIINcTos, Va, March, 20.
Tloro K, Ic.sf r. <:,,,a l,ora .yhr
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PnOTOGRAPHS.


T. 4. CETTYs has just returned from the Ess,,
where he has availed himself Of all the recent In
prove ents in the Photographic ar, and Is now pre-
pared to furnish Pictures of every style and per-
feet be hadatany Of the city estsblis hmenss.
His Photographs, especially his "Csrd Do Vias.s.s
cannot he exceed, in proof of which be only asks
his friends and the public generally TO call aae zee
Tor themselves.
lie has brought With him splendid stock Of
a. ROSEWOOD. EBONY .4.vD ctr
'ss AZ y FR.f.MES, 7as7 9a'NA
Of all sizes, ranging in prize from ~ esse
so Cents 10 q Dollars. sgeaf.
Also variety of frames for card pictures, a. low
as 20 CENTS each. .a'FH78 saiefts :
Also variety of BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS, varying IN price from si sl64iaae,
Nai rs Cents 10 9 Dollars,
and holding from l2 to 100 PICTURES.
These FRAMES and ALBuMS are made of the
finest materials and are the cheapest ever offered
TO the citizens of Bedford rounty and bein. deter.
mined TO sell CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
he can assure his customers that they need not 70
elsewhere 10 find as good an article at the same
price. His motto is"quick sales and small profts'r
...,, +. n. GETTYS.
/ April 10, 1869. t.4 ik EFEHH 63rA
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
ARLINGTON, Va., March, 2o.

81 abanJ9 asl ARIINcros, Va.. March, 2o.
Tbere u asdeyil Of time here Furonghs
are granted to those that vote for Buckingham,
Int not ,ons for Seymour! Ten are allowed to
60 from eash eompany.a Look out for those
who have'no right to yots.--cor. Hartford
1ines.gn !na.Ill = ~ I .aa I a.L m
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
Commissioners.

We are authorized to announce David Evans, OF
Monroe township, as II candidate for Commissioner.
subject to the decision of the Democratic County
Convention.
Mn. FpIroR PLEASE announce Abraham Reigh-
ard, of Bedford tp., candidate for the office of
CountyComni issioner. subject TO the decision of the
Democratic County Convention.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-04-10
Sheriff. Office, I
April 10, 1868. !
NEW GOODS!

Ihe suuco1'',--- = ~.,. % jus. received q new sup-
ply Of f
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
s@THE MEETING AT PowHArrAN.-

1cTHE MEETING AT PowHATrAN.- -
Saturday was wet cloudy disagreeable day,
and as We were going to Powhattan to the
Union meeting we felt rather discouraged
st the prospect, and came very nearly turn.
Ang back when over half way there, think
lns the weather would prevent anything like
turn out. When we came in sight Of
Powhattan, however, our ears were greeted
with the sound of music, and as we entered
the place We met quite procession head.
ed by martial music, moving towards the
place designated for holding the meeting,
and shortly afterward another procession Of
wagons and horses, carrying men and wo.
men, with banners and flags, headed by an.
other band of martial music, entered the
a town from the Southwest. Things began
TO look quite cheering, and resulted in one
of the largest meetings ever held in that
place, TAereis no doubt about little York.
6he is al right for the Union cause. The
meeting was addressed by O. L. Poormau and
= Capt. Glover, and everything went of salts
faotorilys and at the close the audience gave
three cheers for the Union, three cheers for
the Uniuti Ticket and three cheers for the
spsakef& va rnaa.e'
- Capt. dloverobtained several recruits for
hehl5th' Regiment At the meeting, and
mustered them into the service. Whoever
heard Of an ofhcef getting recruits at but.
ternut fdeetingP 'si 4.is gan 'l
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HHAcOnnneHaK
NOTICE

rs HEREBY given that the annual as,es.m.n, of Il,
come ana other National Taxes, for the 10Th Colec
books Of the Assistant Assessors, will be open for tht
inspection of al persons who may wish to examine he
day Of August 1861 at the following places 10 Wit
Division No. lat the residence Of Adam Timerman
assistant Assessor OF said Division, the Township Of
ferry, IN Tuscarawas county.
Division No 2-At the residence of George wel,y Jr
Assistant Assessor Of said Division in the Township
Franklin, IN Tuscarawas county.
Division No 3-A the residence of Alonzo p Miller
Assistant Assessor OF said Division, in the Township O
Goshen, in Belmont county ~
assistant Assessor OF said Division, in the Township
Olive, in Noble county. "
Division No. 0-Ai The office Of Joseph D Tingle As.
sisant Assessor OF said Division at Cambridge Guer
Division No. 7-A1 the residence OF Jacob @. Morton
lwa assessor o said Division, in the Township Of
Division No. sAt the office Of Joseph Sharon Assist,
M assessor oi said DIVISION al Cadiz in the county Of
Division No 0-At.. the office Of Eli Peacock, As
ssant Assessor Of snid Division Cadiz In III. county
And notice is hereby furthet given, that after the
pTaion oi said fifteen days Aforesaid will hear appeals
reave TO any alleged erroneous excessive valuation
or enumeration made by said Assistant Assessors Al tbe
times and places flowing, viz;
For Division SAT Caldwell, in the county Of Noble
For Divisions aud zHM% % Sa@Ifidse. a' IN the county
1863. - Np
For Divisions and 4-Atst Cairsvle, in the county
of Belmont on the 18th and 2lst days Of September
For Divisions and 9-At Cadz IN The county of Har
rison, on the 23d and 24th days OF September, is63
For Divisions and 2-At New Philadelphia in the
September 1863 . .'-'' -
No appeal will be heard unless made in writing which
shall signify the particular cause, matter or thing re-
| specting which a decision is requt sted.
JOHN H. BARNHILL,
Assessor OF 10th Collection District Of Ohio.
New Phladelphia, Ohio, August 10, 1859 seq
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
&. D. X. X. TIME TfBLE,
FOR STATIONS IN BELMONT COUNTY.
Took effect sunday, April I9, 1853.
wAR DErAnrMEyr, PRovosr MAKsnAL (irxrn.L.

WAR DEPARTMENT PRovosr MARsHAL GESrn,Ls( ,
. OFFicE WASHINGTON, d. c., July IL, 1863. !
Circulat No a.
To answer inquiries made to this office its announced
lst Any drafted person paying $500 under Section l3
OF the enrolment act 10 thereby exempt from furher
liability under that draft but from any
draft
I'd. Any drafted person furnishing an acceptable sub
su'e is exempt from military service for the period for
which said substitute is mustered into the service
ID. substitute once mustered Into the service
be drafted while in service.
4ih. drafted man cannot pay communication money,
present substitute after he has reported himself to the
Board OF Enrolment for examination.
5th- Men who on the I'd OF Match, 1863, were in the
military service OF the United States substitutes u-
der the dra OF ls62. and whose OF service have
since expired not liable the present draft but the
persons for whom they wefe substitutes liable to
draft the though they had been drafted aud
furnished substitutes under the draft OF last year.
9TH In serving the notice, required hy Circular No
~ from this office. reasonable repor shall m
each case be granted by the Board Of Enrolment
in State service who have been or may be drafted.
JAMES 3. FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
nS-DEAru ON A pALp Huusn-T

h%DEATI ON A PALE HuRsn.-The
counterfeit presentiment Of humanity who
has been imported by the juggling politi-
clans Of the anti-war Democracy as can
didate for State Senate, and who ha, been
travelling over this county for the past few
weeks, denouncing the war, the soldiers, the
, Administration and the "Black Republican
Party" went so far in his perversion Of the
truth Of history, at his meeting last week at
y ,Wegee, that be began to fear his hearers,
hardened as they We're, might be enlighten-
ed by other speakers who should follow him,
and hecattiohed them that "death on a
pale horse--old Judge Cowen," was follow
ing him, and he would probably contradict
what he had told them, but they should not
. believe anything he said. The people of
this county want no further testimony to
satisfy them that this Donahle is poor
contemplate upstart and puppy, than this
dirty, uncalled for fling at one Of our most
respectable citizens, a man who has grown
gray in our midst, and who is esteemed by
men Of all parties as q highminded, honor
able, truthful man., Judge Cowen has not,
in all the speeches he has made in this cam
paign, even mentioned the name of this pre-
sumptuous upstart, nor does he intend to
pay any attention to what he may say in his
Speeches, as he does not think he Is doing
2 thy 'dhe but himself any harm, or that he
is in anybods's way. We, however, will just
inform that very conceity person that, po-
litcaly, "Death on pale Horse" is after
him, and will most certainly oSertake him.on
the 18th day Of October, 1858, after which
he will be buried so deep beneath his treas
unable utterances and base perversions of
truth that he will never find political
resurrection.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03

~WE learn that Sample Clark spent
hesrly q Aour one night last week talking
tothe, Democratic club Of St. Clairsville
on The bssatiss and good qualities Of but.
tsuut, and hid q piece Of one in his hand
showing II 10 the ''club' as he attempted
to describe II. This is very important
subjsct and We have no doubt this very
able exponent Of Delnocrstis principles,
done it Justice, and that after hearing him
on this momentous matter his hearers were
fully qualified to vote understsndingly q,
the coming election.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
Sale of a Woolen Factory
And Valuable Real Estate in

Belmont Co., o., by order of Court.
|ON SATURDAY, the 10th of October.
- A. d 1853 at 12 o'clock NJ, on the premises will
be sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
WIN the appurtenances, as the properly bf john w
dutchnson deceased, to witt situate In Belmont Conn.
" ONO being part OF the Northwest quarter Of section
~ township g. range in the Seubenve land dstrict
beginning for its boundaries stone al the road and
running thence South 70 deg West % poles 10 stone In
the South boundary line Of said quarter secton thence
WIN SAID line West poles the corner of said quarter
thence North with the West boundary line Iii poles to
buckeye on the West bank Of the Greek thence up
said Creek with its meanderings including the bed and
Dank Of the Creek 10 sycamore in the North boundary
uhe; thence with said line East 20 poles to a sugar ami
elm on the East bank Of the Creek thence down the
creek, including the creek 10 lynn; thence South ~
deg East 81 poles 10 white oak thence South Is dep
East 10 poles 10 the place of beginning Containing rs
acres, more or less -
These premises are situated on the Central Ohio nil
Road about four miles OF Belae and on them ire
situated WOOLEN FACTORY, with RxcsILENr
hAchiNERY and in GOOD REPAIR; abundance of COAL;
about 400 bearing Apple Trees OF the choicest varieties
and good dwelling house The premises will be sold
Terms, one-tbrd in hand and the balance In two eoual
annual instruments. with interest
Appraised at $1,000 90. MARIA HUTCHINSON.
JOHN J. KERR
Sept. g. ts63.-5w N'' u
wheeling ntelligencer copy Daily on. week. and
weekly I'LL sale. Strubenvills Weekly Herald copy
I'LL sale; and send bills to this office for collection
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
THE DAY SCHOOL BRI.L.

5000 copies issued. new Singing Book fos Schools
and Seninsries called the Day Bell 10 now
them written expressly for this work besides ~ pages o
The Elements OF Music, which easy and progressive
f5und Uncle Sans School" DO nj you hear tho
children coming, Away. look the sunny side,
little bfrd,y .ird OF besuy' "Prety pair treer ANVIL
ChdfusS aMeet fhe BY the running bfoot,r kf Il 10
complied by Horace WAefs, autEor .Sbbb6lb School
Belln Nos and @ which have had the enormous sale
OF s25O0 copies. Prices-pnper covers IS cents So
per hundred; bound 20 cents. s25 per hundred, cloth
COPIES furnished at the 100 pres. Mailed The s-iaa
prles
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
,@Wr would saw, for tbs;ntorn,ot;

s~Ws would say, for the information Of
those Qnakers who werenot at the polls last
tall, and on which sccount the very accom-
hodating treasurer, l., H. Patterson, agreed
10 deduct the war sax from the gross amount
Of their tax. that ssid l. H. Patterson
hasfsturned said tax as delinquent, and the
Auditor has added 20 per cent. pcnaly snd
six per cent. interest, and viii carry it on to
che new Duplicate as delinquent; not "wsr
tax, against them, which they will have to
pay on or before the 20th day Of December
nexs, or their properly will be sold al tsx
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess SO many advantages over the other pur-
gatives in the market, and their superior virtues
are SO universally known, that we need not do
more than to assure the public their quality b
maintained equal to the best It ever has been,
and that they may be depended on to do all
that they have ever done. I o. lN.'
Prepared by j. G.. AVER, M. D., & Co.,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by ttgF-l- ~
and /. ii. Patterson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, No. q

is entire work Of 1872 pages and rly rs tsaS
and hymns As the music is a little difficult Il
just the book 70 follow Bell No Nearly ono miiIioa
OF these Bells have besh issacd and srs now ringing
through this and other countries Eripng the many
choice pieces may be found "Shal hSsand the
Pivef'" There j. Besutful Worid,r sorrow shall
come again no noren DO nj you heaf the lngels con
ing! "fhou. God seest ne, :, abbaih Bells chime on
&c. Prices o. Bell No. same as Bell No 2 Both
numbers be obtained in volume price, bound
copy, 40 cents s35 per hundred cloth bound embossed
g sO cents si5 per 100 IS copies furnished The i0g
price. Mailed al the retail priea
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
LOST MARE--$25 REWARD

n and legs full medium size small star in forehead,
one M not two) small white spots on rump, below the
root of the tail carries her aifto side, sge ears
little swayed hrthe back, broad the ioin, at heavy
hind quarters was taken by Morgans forces from the
stable OF Rev r. s. Hoge, at New Alexandria, Jefferson
County Ohio. on the 25h Of July -.
Any information in regard his mare may be sent to
Rev. r. 8. Hoge, at New Alexapdria, or TO
TT J. &. CLOSE,
st. Clairsville, Belmont County. Ohio.
III -Seubenve Weekly Herald and New Lisbon
Buckeye State copy three weeks each and send bill to
this office for collection
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-03
THE GTHENEuM ooLLEcrIoN

contains between 900 and 400 pages Of tunes and hyunA
and old, Of the choicest kinds for church. Sunday
school, revival missionary prsSer and con-
The music this book has life end animation in H. like
SHINING Shoren "Rest fof the Weary,n -Shail we know
each other therer shall beyond the Rivers,
There is Beautiful .World,n "Kind Words.n .Swee%
Hour Of Prayer" There is q Land of Love,n "Suaer
little children 10 unto men sGod save the Nations y
sc. Prices single copies bound, so cents $40 per i0
cloth bound embossed gilt 60 cens $50 per 100 Mailed
a the retail price. u
,....... 4sI, broadway, New Ycrf;
Publisher OF the above Books.
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PabT.hsd BY HORACE wffEas, All
No %el, Broadway, New York

XXTArERs' CHORAL HARr--A new Sunday
and Tunes. II contains many geins, such ~ -Sha we
know each other there, Suffer little children 10 come
uno me y .lhe Beautiful Shore, ~oh, is glorious
Leave me with my mohsrn 'He leadeih beside xii
waersr &c. Price, paper 20 cen,s; ei5 per 100
bound 25 cents; SEQ pei 100 Il is edited by HORACE
WATHsuA Author OF "snnday School Bellsn Nos, 1,
and 9, which have had ths enormous sale OF over siS
hundred thousand copies Jns puhlished by ~
HORACE WATERS, No III, Bro.dssysk:X
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Attachment Notice.

Simon Horkheimer QEFORE Israel Phillips, Justice
vs.. ID Of the Peace Of Pease Town
Elijah Johnson Sship, Belmont County, Ohio. On
the I2h day OF August s63 said Justice issued order
OF attachment in lhe above action for he OF e8s "a
NV HHtfh 8. HORkHEIMER.
August 20, 1853. Ysr iNl srflee EcT
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Making total OF bounty and premium. slir2 VI
Should the Government ord-t you mustered out OF ser
vice before the expiration OF the Three years, the whole
amount OF bounty will he paid you Should you die ia
the service the whole amount OF unpaid bounty will be-
paid to your heirs As badgr OF honorable Distinction
Service cheyrons' will bc furnished Ly the War De.
psrimen,, 10 he worn by you This service is confined
i~fty-fvc years.
We make the following extract from the order by
which we are delalcd show how the recruits will he
equipped and armed
You are authorized to inform all parties desirous oi
enlsting that your Bfga will he mounted nn
ly, and possible furnished with Rep atiug Ri
fes. Horses are being purchased for that purposer
Recruits will be furnished with clothing at once aud
will be supplied with rations
For further information inquire OF either OF the under.
signed. AMOS GLOVER Captain 18th o. v. l.
N. DUBOIS Lirui. and AdjL 18th u V l.
lGazeite copyl