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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
IIsc cGw York Soldiers Vote
Letter gram Judgc Parker.
ALBANY. Nov. Is. 1864.


Mr. DEAF SIa-!n answer To Your
letter Of Yesterday. / would state have
no doubt in the least, thousands of honest
soldiers votes were lost by The course
Iursred al wa. i,iIstcn III arrsstine cur
agents without cause TIE proceedings
had the effect 10 intimidate our agent,
everyw here, and nearly suspended all
operations in taking de nocratic votes.
Added to that, the delay to forward our
votes until after the election was such
to make difference of thousands more.
On full vote, have no doubt re had at
lest 0,Cc0 democratic majority in this
state, Yours, 81,
1MASA J. PARKER.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
= indianapolis journal,

We would call the attention OF our readers
TO The statement of James Powell snd VIM. b.
Scott. printe'l in our coiHms .oday, in reference
10 the way they treated in the settlem' mt OF
tke;r loss hv tire officers Of the Sinnssppi lrsu-
rance Company of this ,itN. We have often
spoken of this company in the columns OF Tie Ga
zeue, and have no hesitancy in saying that tli'
il one Of the best cOmpanesn the state OF Indiana,
il not tire best, Ii Is managed by men OF honor.
experience and liberal minds-by tn. very brst
men in fact. in the country. Hence We can say -
those wishing 10 insure, and the public generally
that the Siunissippi sosthy Of their attention -
Fundamentals GNTeie. nj Il
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

a cruel practical joke was that Of Mr
Lowe, the aer"naut," when in = recent
ascension in the vicinity of Philadelphia,
he dropped & straw image Of man from
L baioon ii ii hight Of : mile and half
The inhabitants Of the region. who we've
Of course eagerly Watching the balcon,
rushed troin all quarters to TIE spot where
lie figure !e,'. and we're doubtless greatly
disappointed TO fnl something less horri-
bic than thoy expe I'd
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

VNIhf MD ULILI.-II tt Is TUT VIi1iI
constant change and the charm of novelty,
the ccasciess rolling on Of events around
Us, the attraction OF the beautiful which
we discover IN q new. strange world, can
at last strengthen and heal the most deep
ly wounded heart, as long as it is grief
which has enfeebled it; this is not 50 when
guilt has weighed it down: the sting of
cDnsci ence cannot be withdrawn with all
the exertion Of our will; We cannot escape
that pursuing monitress even i'll the most
impetuous whirl of changing events and
experiences .-Thercse Robinson.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

HospIrALGrY.--It is an excellent circum-
stance that hospitality grows best where
ii is most needed In the thick Of men I
dwindles and disappears, Ike fruits in tie
thick Of a wood; bnt where men are plan-
ted sparsely; il blossoms and natures,
! ke apples on standard or an espalier.
1t fourshes where the inn and lodging
house cannot exist-Huqh .nY!er.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

TIE ORIGIN Or SORROW We fancy
that all our affections are sent us directly
from above; sometimes We think 1t IN PIE
ty and C ,ntrition, but oftener in morose-
ness and discomfort Itwould be well, how
ever. if we attempted to trace the causes
of them: We should probably find their
origin in some region of the heart which
We had never well explored, or in which
We had secretly deposited our worst indul-
gences. The clouds that intercept the
heavens from US, come not from the heav-
ems, but from the earth.-W 8 LIN.
dor
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

The Republican thinks we are bound to
furnish Il With the names enormously
published by that sheet as having voted
the administration ticket at the October
election n Green and [ MON townships
NeiIrd 40 i,.ca before that we we're bound
. furnish information II enable the ed.
tor OF that paper to publish truthful
sheet. We suggest to the editor that he
has only to eoInPar the lists published by
HIM with the Poll Books on file in the
Clerk office To enable him to correct he
lists. We are now done with this subject
and the Republican is wec me to the last
word if it SO desires.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
SIN
Insurance Company.
OF INDIANAPOLIS.
ACCUMULATED
6APITAx OVER S3OO 600.
AND CONSTANTLY INCKEAaING

NNHIS ~ ERPklSING COMPANY Is
now doing an extensive aid four> hing
busr ess within Il G limits OF The State. and ns>-
much as It confDe. the business Of The CoD,par,,
10 the State, the Patronage of oar people Is soil :
i,e.i
Pc icics are issued for any period not exceeding
sew wears, at rates as ier-ohable a he prompt
payment G; losses VII permit, on all k,I IL o
b shess buses W tter Vi lis, Hotels Clurch..
School Houses, Dwelling Houses, Bans. and
out houses, together WIKI the contents o. each,
10Th in town ard county.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
a L THE DO OR.

"WHo il krctks tl:s stormy night 7
Be very careful Of Height -
The good man said tn his wife,
hn'i The good wife went ts the door
But never aeainIn All his life
VIII the goodman see her more.
For he who Knocked thar ni- hit death.
And the light tnt out with lit;lc breath =
And the good man will II iss bis wife,
Till he, ton. goes 10 The door
v non Death viii carry him up To life.
To behold her face once IN, re
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

y JOKE on BCrLER.-A rich Joke on
zen. Butler is current in the army circles.
1t seems that the regular officers have
little faith in the dutch gap canal. and at
& recent ccurt-mart Il in amy Of the
James a soldier was sentenced IL tao
years hard labor on said canal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
AMES pOwEI
Cannelton, Perry County. Ind.
To the Sinnissippi Insurance Company:

To the Sinnissippi Insurance Company:
CENTER TOWNSHIP RU.H CoUNrr. lNp,
November 9th, 1864.
Nix. EDlToa--Permit me through your paper
to acknowledge the prompt and honorable settle
ment of my loss. which on the 10Th of November,
1864 by nv barn AMI contents being burned by
incendary, which were insured III the Slunissip.
Company under Policy No. l ,l2c. for sum
of one thousand and fifty dollars, and this day Mr..
II. 5. Price, the Assistant General Agent of
said company. called on me and paid me my claim
in ull, proving to my entire satisfaction, that the
Sinnissipi as managed by tie right kind of men.
For this prompt action on the officers of thi,
company in adjusting and settling my claim 80
soon after the fire occurred, can only say 10 my
neiehbors and the insul; ne public generally, that
it paws to be insured in this reliable home conpa.
ny. Yours, respectfully.
WM T. ScoTT.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

Josh Billings says:
Few bring up child in the wa he
should 20; t.aycl that wa yourself.
Or sallsv IS Jo-h
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
4DuIyISTR1ToR 5 NO TICE

Notice i. hcreby given that the undersigned mas
taken out letters administration the estate oi
George Dostcr, deceased. All persons having
caias against said estate are notified to file the
same for settlement, and these Indebted are rs-
ouasted TO make immediate payment,
AID estate a snpos Il L, he ssyent.
ne GRpRGE KOCH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

The Executive power itself would / c
greatly diminished by the cessation of
actual war / L;ncoll's Message.
Is not that one Of the reasons why Mr..
Lincoln is DESTROYS the war should 90 OH
that peace would diminish his power?
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
TIE BIBLE THE KEY OF THE HEART

THE BIBLE THE KEY OF THE HEART.
1t had lock Of very complicated con-
struction and there was only one key that
would unlock it, should feel very sure
that key was made by one who understood
the construction Of that lock 60 when
find that, Notwithstanding all the winnings
and mysteries of iniquity in the human
heart, the Bible and the Bible only is
adapted to it throughout, and is able to
penetrate It's most secret recesscs. am
constrained to believe that the Bible was
made by him who 'alonc knoweth the
hearts OF the children of men. - Wedster.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
CAN.l- 7, G. WAaaicx Cotv1r. F~D7.rA
December II, 1864

Sissls.iri IyssKascE CONF my. - Il - with
pleasure that We publish the statement or Mr.,
Powell, OF Cahhclton, and Mr.. Scot. OF Rush
County, in reference 10 the manner in when thl~
company has pa their claims against the compa
Nv. W. re.ald the Smni>sipp as b"irg one OF the
best companies now doing business in the State
II IS managed by men OF unidentified iDtegr " and
experience ia the Insurance business: Iher.
have no hrsitancv of s'yns t. our friends and the
inshring public generally that hv Sihnssipi is the
company to insure in.
To tine Sinnssppi Insurance Company, OF India
nsDois Indlaia:
4 his is il certify that on the night ofihe 18th
OF October. lctj4 M barn. she'd and contents
were destroyed by IRE. which were Insured IL
this company, under Policy No PSI tor s. 600.
forthwith gave notice TO the officers OF said
companay through their agent, Mr.. Powers, OF
Canncton, Indiana, and IN les than thirty ia vs.
from he time OF the hire had the pleasure OF
receiving the full amount due me by said cumpa-
ny. in cash For this prompt action on the part
OF the officers and agents OF ths company.
return my sincere thanks, and would say 10 NV
neighbors. delay not in procuring policy i'll this
reliable home company.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

las been instituted
f"u have no" al OF poriunt, of i'm ur Eg eour
properly 4" ltil Il safe and reliable CunrD.n, IN ouI
o'n State. 1t shouiu De the pIi,e ANA E,.r,u, al
t'erl ci,lzen 10 Encourage hume enterlni,, ami,
ny comparing the plan OF Ihj> cUInlai., viz. Ia,
oi others, no person can fall 10 pcr.e We the AT
'It'iSes vi the Hlnai,siPPl AZ, slmiiar u,tt
tutIch DOING business iii our State
Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. President.
N. +. LEDW lCH. Vice President,
IlbN K. BaknY, SECRETARY,
VI. T. LEOW ICi, Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GO"DWI' indianapolis.
lion " NJ. NIBLACk. Nincenurs.
" VI. II. MONTGOMERY, Luueootec
BERRY. ESQ,
NJ. Z. Ii Nv lrii.
~. 4. Bs3 AGs.AN3'.
'l9n2l-lyl hgcn, for Plymouth aud vicinity
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
Aleu- advertisements.
sinnissippi Insurance Company.

s1unisSsppi insurance COnspaEy
THIS company, organized under the insnranc,
laws o. our State, has preGicated its sinel.
claims to public confidence by the prompt adjust
ment Of is losses. The following extracts from
The Evan r-l'r Je,Tnai. indianapolis tfasetfr. an,
Indianapolis Journal tell the story, and sill com.
mend the company in higher terms than an,
thing We c,ui say in their behalf Mr. 2. Ho.c
LANE, is the Aeent fyr Plymouth and vicinity:
itrom .he Evansville Journal
We Soid call lie attention af our readers "a
the stateIre,lt of Charles Saith cf Narrlcl. "a
Il. reference TO liz III inner la winch the ,li.Ii., ..
Pi Insurance Company settled ana paid i S loss
Ills with prasuIe tnIs We annsunce such actions
Oh lie i.srt of oar home Insurance Companies.
l.. Is G: recent G;'e TIA. our citizens ha adoei
the plan 81 ir>urial, in those companies ~ ,,r
erca - companies located N Other States. We
re ,i.icrs.eo -r good a,.J., - = than tn- Snnsir,
NJ Las .ccurst..red wiiai!l ...e ,ear, = capita. 4
over 80 ,ttH, which he thiuh eng 10 recon
mend /. - ti.e Fsut1ax pubic besides It ). ..lall-
aged - fi.en . honor ana good business cG,!ii
c..1oas. therefore we would shy, IS Ar Smith
SAYS 60 lot procuring po.icy in tbs reliabl E
c,iapaaY.
CAH.1 z, G. WAaEicx CoUvrr. TxD7.1xl
December II, ict4
TO the Offices OF TIE oihnissippi Insurance Com
paay:
Allow ne 20 return to YOU III. sincere thanks
FOR the prompt and honorable settlement ! recei-
.el ~ Jo~T hands, in adjusting aui nayi!.S my
claim eailst AID COMPANY. ull the ni.h. ofthe
Ban o! November, ic6i, liy LIQUORS ana hcHse-
hold torA.lare, which were Insured IA his c0I3pa
ny under policy No. 663. for one thousa.;d AID
fifty dollars, were destroyed IS are an, had
the pleasure oi receiyii ~ the hands oi John z.
berry. Secretary OF said company, he u;l amour
due Inc. For tins prompt action. oel very crate
fu'. a,.d w0 d SAY 10 my ne- hhoc@. delay NOT in
procuring policy ii this company
CHARLES SMITH.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22
Particular Attention Given to
The insurance Ct Farm Property

lndianiins! You have been pa sing and contin.
Ie IL ny 70 companc- located in Illinois {, ~
nec;cut. New York and other States. hun.lrr j.
81 tlouSiin is Ot'plars per aIrndm. 1h> lmmensr
u s. lit out Of the State tor INSURANCE. pt, er,ss
can he retained aiming our own citizens, Tor
Niilpi, -.,oSn
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1864-12-22

y smile may be brought while the heart
j. sad--the rainbow is beautiful in the air
While hene..h = me nn9nipg of 'he Ies.
, 1864-02-19
FREEDmER's AID C0MMlssl0N.
Vegetables Wanted for the Women
and Little Ones---Ten Sur.
geons Needed.

The following letters nom Rev. J.. r 8hipherd.
Secretary Of the Northwestern Freedmen's AID
Commission, Will. We hope, meet With ready aad
ample response from every one who Is able to con-
tribute 10 the object named. They need no en-
dorsement, the worthfness Of the effort being
known to all, theJ require no application, being
full, though bret VIII tho readers of the Tn.
BuFE please read and act:
YE0ErAB1Ee WANTED.
We have dispatch dated VickBburg, February
:. ':1 yon Commission wishes to do anything for
know It does, eend Us all the plcklcd cabbage.
gourrout, potatoes and onions you can procure
II 1hs segrvy ie making tte appesfance sna cannot
Your most obedient esFyant
Medical Director OF Freedmen
Thcec freed people are tho wires and children Of
stout black men fighting our ,battles for So i
month besides food and clothing. =
T Il ths st o1 o0a tha has been
mission, caro- Of Col. X. B. Mason, Chicago" vii
'os e ss ey fss iii Sssa s. ssasd for ii motto,
the nooms, % Washington street. '~sA' ~
o al s1 Sa. 6ssn oad
s:s ss: f. s =: e s2:s E
efforts to obtain these eupp1iesf
SURGEONS wANrKD.
ne have requisition from Surgeon D. o. Nc
Cord. Medical director OF Freedmen in The De-
partment OF Tennessee, headquarters, 1t VicAs-
Ie esys: They mi must c be- Recommended bv vour
commission; must Pc graduates OF medicine;
must have good moral character, and heart In hi
''They will be paid 800 per month by the Gov
wt.hin eix weeks"
, 1864-02-19
FUEL SAVING SOCIETY.
Supply of Fuel to the Poor--Meeting
Last Evening.

As is shown BY the records Of the Young Men'a
Christian Association, the Wsr Fund Committee,
the Ladies' Relief Society, and the County Agent,
the article Of Fuel constitutes an Important Item
IN the public as well as private expenditure for the
poor. Believing 1t expedfent to devise some plan
10 diminish tho increasing demand on public BE-
nedcencer and also to afford encouragement to
habits Of industry and economy, 1t has been de-
cidcd to organize u Fuel Savings Society
in this city, through the fundamentally Of
which great minority Of the poorer
Glasses and men and women Of moderate
means, can, by the weekly or monthly savings Of
1nan ENNIS during the summer, secure for them.
4an Tint demanded By the deslers during the
Mlntet months. 4 society Of this kind has been
n snefeesiul operation In Philadelphia for forty
we JeafF. In their report for the year ending
- follows: !: 6hoemakera, rs; Washerwomens liz:
Laborert, Fl; Sewing Wo1ne4 aua Sesmstrrsscs
y; AusketS1r, Na; Iailors and Tailoressess =:
Si, y: Msatcsh, Neayc1s, flastesczs, Carters,
Maker, Painters, roste5s. scr1ants Shoebind.
aa; Cabinet Aakers aud White-wasacr ora. Eat
I nIe-IoGse Keepers, BARRIERS, Coach Trim mars
Hn,sa 1sa AaSsIa take Wemen, Maehiulats, Hatserp,
E11ct1s,e1s eaafFn, ena bossdlngH1ass Keepers,
sts. s.t. A6p1 Carriers, DJcrb, Stpne Cuttcrs Pro
Tisaon storn.keepc1s. Coopcrs Fruit Vnndnrs
ysss Oyetse.mcn. Beslet Aake1s, Button Makers. Tin.
sers h. FOG FOG Eseatess Brass Turner'S Brick Ma
Onloeap san kers, Latter ca,1s,s sa"oFa' fohce
a peimAry meestne for the purpose Of organizing
j, fremont Hoase, Lat evening. Tbs ,%sa;ine M;
Chair, and sppo4nttnr n. q. Pstfsr. asc9et.'oe 'oe
Tbs Chairman stated the objscts Of tho n99tiss,
, 1864-02-19
AMCSENIENTS.

MoVlcKBns THEATER.-Mnggie Mitchell, ii her
role Of charactcrs, 10 proving great SUCCESS at
Met,ckeFe Theatre. She has played Fanchon for
iour successive nights, with high qualification to
INC auoiesees. Tonight she appears in her favor
alo eaaf1a9 Of Aargot, IN The Poultry Dealer,
@na a'eo N hatS o'shea, With songs and dances.
aAE o1AIAo fAHKs.-These Institutions are
~ ope1 70 santo1s' and attended with as much In
tcrest and pleasure ~ at the very opening AZ the
season. 1@ " eos
TEE GREAT EEEE1I1ox-"-Thss benntiyn, Al,
1egor4 w1s repeated q. Bryan Isll last erentrr. -
IN sudfa1oemuch larger than tue preyious M
THERE .waa q marked improvement IN ali then
The young 1adiee all acquitted themselves vim,
much spirit and were heartily appiaudcd bv thc
audience. The Zouaves also, did their part much
better thzu the night before. TIE whole thing is
excecdtnsiJ attractive, and ought - receive the
cordial patronage Of The people Of Chicago.
OrzRA n St. 1ouls.-Grau's Itaiiau Opera
Troupe In st. 1ouit On Aonday night with Lucse.
xis Bo.sia, to IN audience which crowded the
house from pit to dome. Loani is equivoeally
commended by the press-, St1eani was nnfortn.
ustcly broken down Iy the stupidity OF the orches
tn. in tho famous tr1o. &ofeill made = very faro
sablc Impression bu, Morcnsi, as Orsini, was the
favotIto Of the evening, oiieatins warm marx
Of iayoc carly In the evening. and calling forth 4
storm OF appliance her charming rendering OF tas
drinking song. On Tuesday night MARTHA wal
promised, but gsve way to 1furatoFx, Link or two
having dropped out IN the cast. Our experience
delikely to be fepea:ed In st. Louis.
Go 70 1Hf OGpEx.-n any person can skate, he
ehouM not wall, but 50 straight to theosden gate,
rau3v, not late, ioE the Carnival VIII not wait.
crcoyer Ill Hho deem It nice to see rare sport on
j.. csu take the same advice, in tsiee, Set i'd
+ tsemcut Of szid advertisement.
, 1864-02-19

heastil{ endoreine the project Alderman Brown
gave bis experience In supplying the poor during
the past two years, in the capaciiy Of Cbstrman Of
;i tas W.T. fuad liz, Committee, and the information
those prese1t. the importance Of tie Organization
Dr. G. H. Fitch sl:raed to the success Of chari-
table movement in this direction last Hinter mud
suggested points wherein The coursa nnlsn.d inv nv
the benevolent persons connected with that soci.
city could be improved upon.
Key. Z: B. Tut11e, (ately Missionary made sono
pertinent and 7Selltimed remarks a. TO fbe fmpot.
rance Of this it should be p!aced
Ipo9 z permanent basis.-an that its object
should pc to encourage the industrious and eco
dueo thoee who seem pre.disposed to be dcpend-
cnf, TO practice frueallty aud tndnstry. and 10
strive to help themselves. "''1 -
AFTER general discussion on the subject In
,1 Maien numerous suggestions were made as 10 the
plan Of organization. rules, regulations, DC.
A'o. Brown moTed That committee Of fpaf be
appoMled 70 draft Conetitution and Bylaws,
70 report at an adjourned meeting to be held at
The 81 Ealns e. place, on Tucsaay evening next.
The ChatE appolnted as faiI committee. AID. F.
Parker. ' ~
:, On motion, the meeting adjourned to meet nt
the Iren ont Honec, on Tuesday evening next, at
, 1864-02-19
e0ARp or TRADE.
Proposed Change of Looation-Neces-
sity-Plans-Dif6cu u1ties-Nego-
tiahonB,

The contemplated removal OF the posnd ~
Trade from Its present quarters in nrovor,ttv. or
much discussion and some little Ill feolinr ntv-r.
plans have been discussed Tor getting over tho
d;teat1es which inevitably attend any important
change where 80 nnny persons haye to be
consulted. The membership Of the Board
Numbers shout twelve hundred many of
whom arc property owners, an Of theo, tns;nesa
men, and majority located within the are. iadred
aoF1aaolc to be looked over for a location, There
as, however, very little difference Of opinion a tn
the necessity Of making some change. The prea
ent room is only 100 feet By 40, giving IN area of
s,ooo square feet. This wou1d syo a space Of less
than twenty-five inches Square 10 each member,
were they ali present ut one time, (which 1pckI]y
they arc not to say nothing Of the room occupied
oy tables, desks, &c. The fact IL. there is not
room enough TO do the business. The crowd Is 30
great during the height Of Change, that to move
Hom one end OF the room to the othcs requires al
most as alilfp pt!otage ~ Is needed to steer clear
o1the qufekeands which threaten to engulph tho
ansumcicnt}y posted speculator in produoe, This
ee11ously antereres with business In winter, bt In
summer II apso1ute!Y etilinS, and the ptopfnquity
OF the F1ver With lis sickening smells edectua1ly
bars any attempt Ut that vigorous ventilation
which Is 60 loudly called for By the heated crush
removal te Sine qua non except with those who
are identified with the building. It needs not now
to speak Of the falling pfaster. since bare allusion
to TINT tB pronounced libelllous. Fiat jast{{iz ~
at coenn. The Board will have Justice in spite of
the falling ceiling and the tender conReences who
daubed up that wall with untempered mortar.
The only difficulty In the way ts tho fact that
there ia su unexpired lease In the way, running
fton 1859 to 1863, five years being unexp1red. OF
course the Board cannot be bound to continue to
meet in room cne-half too small for its accom-
modation. and Of coutse the Boand ia liable far thr
, 1864-02-19
PROGRESS or RECRUITING,
Number Of En1istme ments--Total Cred
its for Cook County--Bounties by
the War Fund COMMITTEES,

There is an apparent decrease in en1Istments in
Cook county, but general increase in other paris
Of tho State. Many counties arc Offering larger
bounties than the county Of Cook, and many who
wsusd otherwise be induced to come to Chicago
and enlist remain where they are, or 60 to those
counties where larger bsunttcs are paid. While
therefore there slight falling OF here, there II
m increaee in the State ut 1arge.
United STATES KCsTkRISa oYT1c1.
For several months Capt. c. c. Pomeroy has
been In charge Of the United statea mustcrins
Office at this post. Yesterday, Lieut.. Il. A. Hun
ungdon, 4th U. 8 Artillery reported to him, and
was by him ASSIGNED to the duty Of mustering in
new recruits. with headquarters at the A.mory.
Recruiting officers in this city and vicinity are,
therefore, notified that, hereafter, their recruits
mnat, after having BEEN duly inspected and accep-
ted By the Examining Surgeon Ut the Provost Mar
fhAlfa Office, be presented to Lieut.. Huntingdon
No more will be mustered in BY Captain Pomeroy,
except veterans who hare returned for reenlist-
ment, TO be mustered out and remustercd az vote
ran volunteers. =
On the Eth Of February 1t noon there were mus
tered In by, Captain Pomcsoy total of 1888 r..
cruits. We give below the musters since that
, 1864-02-19

4ok1%.. 81, 419
Tie total Of musters therefore which arc scceed.
ttcd to the comfy Of Cook In the Office Of the
United States muttering officer, il 1,2l8. 1t will
be seen that Of these only forty three arc veteran
volunteers. The regiments which were mustered
IN while In eetvice in the field, Of course do not
show on the records here. They will be passed to
the credit Of the county In the War Department
TIE PROVOST NARsHAL,g orrlcR,
The musters BY the Provost Marshal aggregate
178. No veterans are enlisted By this officer, and
Of course but comparatively small portion Of the
new recruits It is at his Office; however, that Ill
have to undergo examinations ut the hands Of the
surgeon. Thus work, BY no means labor OF love,
ia performed BY Dr.. Freef.
The recruits mustered bT the Provost MAtshal
are distributed among the following regiments and