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ing the enemys works on the right Of the 9Th
corps, where We still hold them, and also the
6rst line in from. Of Smith. The later. ho~ever.
we're COMMANDED ID the rear, shch made those
carried uGtenab.e. The enemy made repeated as
saUlts OF each OF the corps not engaged in the
main assault. oat Sere repu sed 10 every instance
Several hundred prisoners we're taken, but can
not say what number. nor estimate neither ours
or tue enemy's Casualties. During tue night
the enemy made several assaults 70 regain What
thew bad lost but failed.
No dispatches from any other quarter have
reached the Department 10 dAy.
Signed EN- STANTON,
WAsHISGToS, Jaae s-lOrx.
To Msjor General DIX:
dispatch. dated yesterday al I3O P L has
this evening been received from Gen. Sheruan
De reports that or June lss Mcpherson moved
up from Dallas TO point IN front Of the enemv
az New Hope Church. On Thursday, June %
Scno6eld and Hooker we're shifted 70 The extreme
eft. Al the same tine Stoneman's and Girraud's
cavalry we're sent TO Altoona Pass. which thew
reached and took possession Of These troops
the dispatch says. have occupied the Pass, Which
vas considered formidable one
Signed, Z. NJ STANTON
WAsHlNGToS, June s, 7AN
To Major General Dix:
Dispatches from Grants headquarters to
O'Clock last evening, state that there had been
10 lighting during the daY The enemy made al
attack on Saturday night upon Hancock, Wright
and smith, but were every Where repu sed
hsncOcks lines are riIhin 40 yards Of the rebel
works
The rebels we're very busy on Saturday con
structng entertainments on the west side Of the
Chickahominy at Bottoms Bridge, and threw a
party across 10 the east side
dispatch FROM Sherman, dated yesterday af-
ternoon, at Atlanta Creek. states that the enemg
discovering US IN The morning around his right
nank, abandoned his position last night and
marched If
Mcpherson is moving to-day for Ackworth
Tho as i on the direct Marietta road, and Scho.
field 90 his right
Il has been raining hard for three days; the
roads are heavy the enemy had an immense
line Of works. which we have turned, With less
loss 10 Us than 10 them.
Sigued, E ~ STANTON
WAsHlS0roS, june 6-lOPH
To Major General DIX:
Dispatches have been received ircn Gen
Grants headquarters to-day, but report only GER
tain Changes in the disposition Of The corps aud
contemplated operations They state that everv
thing Is going on well
The chief Q iartermaster Of the army reports
from personal inspection OF the depot at White
House that it's in most Efficient state AL
ueediul supplies are on hand, and wagons easily
transport them to the army.
Tue wounded are being brought in, aud trans
ports not delayed moment.
A dispatch from Gen. Sherman dated . noon
to-day, at AckSorth. says. " am nov on the
railroad al AckwOrth Station, aud have fol- poss
esslon forward TO within six miles Of Marietta.
All well. There il 10 other military intelligence
to day.
Signed Z N STANTON
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a. 1rsrrslA cAN pr crnrn N

Dyspepsia 70 natter aoT lOag staa 81 v.cl.s Al
11ceto UPhsu nyspsqsa Cure f he cr-..s @, IA,
-eine'y are truly EAg.eAl Trv u an be eoar.-css
Prise S ooI >sut post rail 20 4uF address Tvs
C9hA-. IL so-i- Fo-rsh s. Gal-.--lp-a "a c.-,r
AIS sat .rse .--..
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~ punctual man j. very rarely poor
man, and never Clan Of doubtful creadit His
small accounts are frequently suited and be never
meets with al difficulty 10 raising money % pay
large d,m@ds. Snail debts neglected ruin
credit, and when a mao has lost that, be all tnd
himself a. the bottom Of bail be cannot ascend
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

10 An En- -lshman Who has recently travelled
extensively through Europe aud the Fast. comes
10 the conclusion that the star OF NAPOLEON J.
coon 10 set. he AYERS that he has the eumity o.
all the races OF the Orient; that Algeria sna
Tuns are about TO rise against him that the
Greeks hate him because OF his frei d-uip for thr
Pope; that Italians bate him because he has be
trayed ani Cal lied them; th.l the S~i-s hate
him because they are Repubhca' and regard
tlm az the trearh~rnn- sns'ms 81 Liberty $40
that, la-tly, the French themselves hate him De-
cause Of his remOrsele-s conceptions because
he has sent 100, 900 men 10 Mex CO, ouly 81, O0u
Of whom suvive, because he Systematically set~
al work TO destroy the Liberal element among the
people, and because bis turbulent policy Is res
uscitating the Holy Alliance, w Prussia, Austria
and Russia against France. The writer seems
to knOT what he is talking about; and IL one
half Of What he say- isl true, the man Of Deccm-
Der is in deep waters.
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SrxEER Or xzS cAlrzD FOR.

TBRoAr DISEASES -" We you'd call attention
to Bro~u'- Bronchial Troches We have found
Them efbeaeious 10 slsying irritation in the
Throat and B -Ot. cha. aud would commend them
- the attention of public speakers. and Others
troubled With affections Of me Throat They
are also an excellent remedy for hOarsenes. re-
solsiDg from cold"-C0ngr'gsti0Ha!tst, BsstOH.
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"a A RnlEnY FoR rar rrF. -.

- . oicas1g - he s--srlls O. ~ ia4t ~ t.rs
a. el-e'- e-Te ~ ta!s tray tro1 - c.se-ss Nr
P HAz4ras, q lCs, Sseo1s Street. Ca..a.... Ot..
tA&ss great pleasure IN i1or-.ls a. vs. a-s n Pin,
~ith piles, that Be usei small caAng.sy q n s-s
-Aat's Pie Remedy, anl % e-.c.se p.rulasls Gre
Ihs seems 10 De Tie case With a. Who u..s use % al,
splendid preparation i = n1r---csursl a. NJ q
Isl Fourth street Clae.al-il ohio aa4 SOFA b. al
Druggists a.
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az On TIE llsh of Nay the Louisiana Con-
vens'on, by a vote OF 10 to 10, adopted the fol
lowing provisions:
SscrioS !. Slavery and involuntary servitude.
except as punishment for crime, whereof the
party shall be osly convicted, are hereby forever
abolished aud prohibited throughout the State.
SEC. The Legislature shall make no Law recoe-
mixing the right Of property in man.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

A Nav WEAPON FOR THE CHIvALRr-At
Buzzard's Roost the rebels killed and injured :
great many of our men by rolling immense
stones from the top OF the ridge, which is said
to be some ninety feet high. Ny informant
states that they had these rocks poised and in
readiness to hurl them upon our men the no.
ment they advanced and the velocity with
which these rocks descended was truly appal>
ling. Neither rocks nor bullets. nor savage
rebel yells could save the "BuzEards,r and
that nigh. il was Yankee Roost.r
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sTRAYLD.

IRON THE UNDER ~IGNED. IN
l. TIE Township q Lan.ng O. The i-th irst twenty
NO S1eep. q lie couul1l 5reod- Pat n tlru are
marked EIth he le;ter o % sor1e = ten Z ~
tiers an sgr1e have th-r right ears crcp1ei
Whoever VII return saii sheep u the unersgns1, or
give s1fornaton whsrs they my Re fond. vil y ID
srzly rewarded Henry slIECELBFf6
Larsing Nay g 1884 f-6Fl
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- SAVE YOUR LIZ "a

Dyspspsla ErySpe-4s. kinney Complaint. SEX snc
Nervous Hsssaehe, slrslgia Crave. letter, Blr5erG
Iteh anc Bllsasss Treatise o. the above Diseases
WIKI tbsr spssy an permanent cure seat free - any
address. Aires 5. c CPEAM, No. I south Fourth
street Phlia-ephis. Pa sslns
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- The FRENCH PREVENTIVE -

Nsa1ly 81 Ss.oas s-sci-Aly prevented u.,ts-. ia
-ss of ns-ieias ~ tAs uss . rhs rreaea P---,.r D.
ne greatest Invention o.; the age Prise & s.si
psf pai- 20 a. paris o, TIE e5-1i-y A-trsss n :
CURTIS. Box ses-, Poss o-ss Paf,2a.,s-s. Ia c.-,.
ais seat free go
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RARE CHANCE.

4 TREMENDOUS WATER POWER
J che Of the best, including crsi 81 ard saw MI
ia good inning order. known TIE ue a Ns IS nor
offered Tor sac a. vey i0w figure. The cam IS frn,
f9uudati0n good, Ycaton pleasant aus healthy. Iils
perfect and terms easy Ter rarfi-u ffe psem
Sc or address AIFXANIFR MGR OIL
Dels. E4tol Co Mcllgan.
Delta June SAB lea sms-ts
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-06-08

~ The Baltimore Convention has Assem-
bled, iull SET Of delegates being present Up
10 the hour Of going 10 press no nominations
have been made.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALEI

On CORNER TOwNsLs0 AID 81 JOSE z gTz-E1s.
p. C. AYRFs.
Lansing. J1ns !, 1884. as
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q 4 GsSTLExAS, cured Of Nervous Debility.
I1couPeiency Premature Decay I'D To1ihfcl Error,
sctaated By deslrs - beas1i others "a. Be happy
furnish u al Who need IT, (ree O charge, tie recipe
and direction sor rakug tie siEpe ree1y Il hls
case. Iaass wishing proci - is s-peFseace aid
D5zss.s = Valuable Renecy. vii reeve tie sane b.
rst1ra HI. Carefully ss4isc) ~ atsressing
JOaS 2 OGDN,
S-gns 70. O Ssxszz street. yex Ycrk
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From the Hudson Herald
MICHIGAN AHEAD ON HER QUOTAs

Michigan has furnished an excess Of her quo
ia under every call Il Is lar, aud there i reason
TO believe that she will continue 70 DO 80 a. 10 z
as her population holds out. The tsbi~s given
oelo~, from Col Hi. Provost Marshal General
of the State, show: frst, tie quota Of the State
under each separate call since The breaking out
OF the rebellion; second the number Of men
furnished under the several calls, up to the 18Th
Of the present month:
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To ASKS ID ARNs'-Ths es.E,a s3ili5-s VII rala
more -sa-y fos IL Tie 1rAck-s- lllg wlt-r a1l lsua
a. taan n tie n.si dessrninea enemy Hol.Wa,s
Ps - partly tue boot a. stre1g ben ths stomach .aa
bowels that lie soldier endure these harshlss aas
Sill be strong 4ad healthy Ouiy - cauts per TX
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We ca eoasei cautiously rseonmeal & s4lss s1,r.n.
from distressing cough. Dr.. ssrckauas Ne 4 .oes
Cough Basam Il gives RELIEF almost ius.l1taneoas
~isaa lot dsasreeaoie 10 taste There q 10 dsat Bat
tie Ns-llo-s Cough Basa Is o-e : the BAT p-sra-.
lions In uss, aad "a al Thai 10 prePresass can fs- Il
W. have TIED Il tiriag TIE past wees aui f5.us rs
from mcst addressing cough his prepared BY m
ssFaSiaad, y. C. East Foursh street Clezu-u 0 ~
ioF sale By Druggists - So ccns per bottle as
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA. p
DISEASE OF TIE NERVES. SEN,
IL l1zi, Uraary and sexlal Sgs.. rls-1eE ard fel-
eble .r1atn Reports o. The E1rar1 Assoeai.ll
sent 81 Kali il s-aed letter ervlonee frce O crarEe
Aires Dr. : sEILLS EOJSHION. Howard As,oc-
tisa 70. South Sl.tS STREET., P.--s.P-ss Pa 4s-s'
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Z. VI. STANTON.
WAsHrxoroS, May 9l-ll p. N.

To Major General DIX:
The following dispatch has been received from
Gen Butler:
Yesterday all day heavy firing was head in tie
direction OF Mechauic-ville.
Six refugees from Richmond report that Grant
was on the Mechauicsvle turnpike nine miles
from Richmond Yesterday that they heard The
firing, and that Graut vas driving Lee. 49,
Ao~Unan reports that a IN eung was helo
Yesterday while che was in Redmond 10 see
Ehether the city should be surrendered or
burned. The Mayor advocated surrender aid
wss put into Castle Thunder
The enemy attacked INV lines yesterday and
we're repulsed To day all day they have been
demonstrating against my works on Spring HUI
on the eastern bank OF the Appomatox, but were
repulsed. Nothing further since my telegram OF
this evening from Gen. Grant.
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A dsp.tch from Gen. Grant. dated at Bethss-
d. Church, A. T.. has just been received 1t
states that Yesterday siteFnoon al attack was or
dered to b N &c Oh our left al Cold Harbor by
the Oh corps and the troops under SzIb-Wsr
: D, Burnside AID Hancock being held IN resdi-
ness TO advance in their respective frOnts. The
attack was made With spirit about ?. Il, and
continued until After drak, resulting il cur carry
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townships

The total resources Of the county for school
purposes the past year we're raised from the fol
oSin0 sonrce7-
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70. @ Ssssas .sFesi, NsE ToEk.
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John CoShrane has also written q letter accep-
ting the nomination of Vice President
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
Rook Notice.

Marjorie Fleming Sketch Being the
Paper entitled " Pet Marjorie y story Of
Child-Liio Fifty years ago BY John Brown,
NJ. D., author Of Rsb and his Friends
Boo,on Tioknor Fisld'. 1854 vol. 10 mo.
pp47 Paper, IS cents
Mlroirie Fleming, the wonderful child, hGs
certainly found a delightful bioGLphsr. Mar.
ioris va, born ia 1903, and died in 1917 She
was msrveouslJ preoocous child, pet Of Sir
Walter Scott, who called Der MGidis, and said
she rM " the moss extraordinary creature he
ever met with" The great noyslists fondnssi
Tor her, and her own wonderful gilt', are thus
narrated ia thiI charming sketch
The year before she died, when in Eiin.
bursh. abe vac atA Twelfth Nigh, Supper al
seott's, ia Castle Street. The company had All
cons--sn but Marjorie. soott'' famiiars
whom al know, were thore-all were come but
Marjorie and oil were dull b,cauis Scott wa
dali Where's that bairp1 what can have
come over herr I'll 20 myself and sec. Anc
/ ho was getting up, and would have gouoi whsr
she bell rang, and in came Duncan Roy and hi
honehman Tougsld with the sedan chair
which vas brough, right into the lobby, aud V
top raised. Aud there, in its darkness, an,
dinsy old cloth sat Maidio in white, her eye
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

1eoiam, :, oil times when the men are oh duty
A. write, there are some companies IN near
hearing ds,mc9 Oao OF the companies have
h.. Gong winch .hoy are singing with energy
and gusl5 OILY alown to free, unresyTaaed
salotod Individual crsckod fiddle making
varied mdgio, almost drowrad BY ihos, Who catch
up lLa chorus, is the pastim1 Of another COM
1auy, whio banjo and dancing party are tho
ela.rs Of attraction al one further of and De-
.~..1 the two lss iso pIayof meeting which
would do j3sace to any camp meeting Or Second
alv.u. exc amel ever heard Of
Iuc aesr4 mover IL Ks for amuseme', d.
though 40. one in o hgnlted can read. They
wr.s..e. blaasgcaFl, and tear one a0othor'
clothes to pieces as & Of no value. They know
] little of The value Of cleanliness ard it requires
tbg u.r.ys. care and attention Of officers TO keep
them neat, or in any manner Supplied for thar
eva loLltl Ut comfort Schools are teaching
the mon to read, but it il very hard learning an
adui % liz hn attention sufficiently to make
y encouraging progress. Tie children Learn
apliy a-l though The pIe,.l. generation may
|te ..r.l.g stuss aa4 .i,sIe rt.ht go He
var'ry o- .boms a- ae1. gcaHauaa a.t
ae .us step ueaier civilization.
Ih..e N, large number ofnsw officers aEng
commissions tha s3rps and ihe buaA-s 4
sara.u1g d aglu going On. AZ ny officer c'a
bs a.u tered into t5s service until his commands
4ie madc ap, and IS there are nuubsro Of cole
.ro9p.uJw ls tnae viii b great acLl'.
I.g Ia filing up th9 o,lps Nev orders a,e a.-
.s, I4iy in.ed 10 organize ami ecsui. ne"
g.mua ana promotions arc easy 70 men wa9
4@s, tltn ln.slagea. ueu eau Teceiys com-
missions ,imost any .ima srd in any numbers,
By making sppiostions.
ltsr. r.bahl. .hat the corp, vii do very little
.t-3 duty being ineiq.lIy employed in gafri.
iau and guard service. Ibssa troops will ba-
come .he slsnd.rz army 70 Keep order 10 'lt
rv.tus D. .hs South I'LL labor % educal.
al lt .lsso digrs 'ot useful liie, i,A tack 4.
gigantic Dimensions. a.u.t ,ue which viii h.
eav h.es ing upon poor unfortunate pso-
l.e. ria .ae country .fa terrible evtI, and gis.
freedom fescs ~ II 'fer.ty q Tie South
Lul5, siDsSY BoYcE,
Capt 5tA Infantry G. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

aage bean made concerning the Dukes Jl ochles
VIZ and io!stoln, and lhe various compiomlses
winch .oreign powers nave agreed upon to pre-
serve reace and the balance OF power Ia Europe.
he Duke OF Schleswig- Hoisteln and the hlng
of Denmark came at laat to be one person but
10 iurist needs II be told tha. this could not
affect the Independence VI the Duchies The
Emperor Of Austria was King of Hungary IN
ln the same way. But, like the Emperor OF
Austria, tho King Of Denmark abused his power
AZ Duke 10 ,rample on the Independence ct the
Duehies And the Danes themselves we're no
better than their king tor when the revolution
OF ls4o gave them the power, they decleed lree'
dom l.r themselves, and annexation lor 'nelr
Ango.oa1oa nelghbors. This brought on the
var with Germany, 10 which Prussla ana aus,
lfa made over the Duchles by the treaty OF
1857 The Schleswig. .llolstein estates never
agreed to this bargain, and cannot be oouha oy
lt only the German Conlederacy can Do Ihus
held.
Ihs union of Schleswg and Hol6tela with
Denmark, once solemnly forbidden bya cove
uAnt, was deereed, without the consent oil the
Duohies, by Denmark and the Coniederacy OIL
lermany, but Denmark guaranteed, tnat each
province should retain IT, own Diet, that the
Duoh!es should still DO independent Oh Dshiharh
proper that all common charities or benevolent
aud educational institutions existing 10 ochles-
gig.Holsten should remain intact, although
.ho political union between the Duchles was
dissolved that the German Language and the
German nationality should be protected AID
o.aced upsa Oh equality with the Danish, and
inst tie provincial diets should be raised to 'hs
dignity Or legislatures
Every one Of these guarantees was violated by
D.nnnrs. She docs not to-day pretend that
she has tried to keep faith IN this regard. The
bargain Of 1852, therefore, which never was
binding on the people Of Schleswig- Holsteln, Is
now not binding On anybody and the German
Confederation may renew, if 1t chooses, the war
which that bargain closed
The question Of the succession, and OF the
right, ol tn, Prince Of Aguslenburg, turns on
aaother dispute. The new King OF Denmark
holds bis placg under the lea regid which was
published arbitrarily in Denmark 1910, and
allows the succession to descend through female
heirs. This law was never Acknowledged IN
the duchles and they are not bound by any
outside arrangements Prince Aguoten6urg Is
.be rlgbtlul heir by the law Of the dachIeS.
Erening Posi-.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02

Gen. Washdurn mas issued an order calling
The attention Of the Selectmen of the towns to
our Statute respecting the Militia Of the STATE.
This Statute requires that correction, shall
from time 10 time, be made in the enrolment
lists of each town and it also provides that
on or before the 5th 5l February in each year,
two or more c5plls Of the eurolmsn, OF each
town. a, corrected the preceding year shall be
posted in public places 10 such town. General
Wa.bburn desires the Selectmen 10 Immediately
make corrections IN the. enrolment OF their
towns, by adding tie name, OF such persons as
hay, arrived At the age OF eighteen years, ana
the name u those between eighteen and lofty-
i've ysats Of sge who have come 60 reside IL
town sine. the enrolment Of last year, and tc
further correct the enrolment as directed II
number six Of th. aot, passed at The last session
Of the Legislature, The Adjutant General aug
s,s.s tia, he should be informed Of thcse eorroo
tions in January of each year, and as OTTER
during the year as. s.ohangos occur which 8oul'
affect the basis Of draft
Although Gen Washburn DOES not say 50 ii
this circular, we presume the object OF it ia &
GOT the enrolment IL the State IS clTrccta' pos
sible, ia ease a draft should be necessary to rss
the troops called ior to ill up ths l7th regiment
anu the deficiency Ia those toWn' which have no
furnished their quotas Of volunteers
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-02-02
CbG Crf&m0n,
MONTPELIER, VT.
Tzosday Morning, February ., lso4



The Aliat-ut General of this State os 80
statad btely lost week, has just issud au VI
ds, calling upon The towns which hayo moi
f.i,e5 ihau deficiency anl the draft 20 % a1
q gBcs. The ueu af4 aeoiod tor and o.o to 10
p., into .be l7th regiment Va 81. o..,w 1t
3 aoa Of .ha ooaaae. ".,u the deficiency oI
.lo towns specified ia tuis oldor
Cqldonia Co,mtg-B.fne, j, D4uu.e 4
Gro,cn 3, Kirby 3, Lyndon Newark Z, Peaoh
an 9. Ryegzte ] Sheffield g. Wa.eiOft :.
II Aea00k q.
Eu,r County. Bloomfield 5, BransvIc4 ,,
Utnaan !, Concord 7, Lunenburgh o Gladstone
7, Victory 2.
Lag.oiHe County. M9lFsto8n 8, S,owa J.
Waeuiilo !, Wolcytt :
Orangs County, -Braintraa ~, BloJElo.d
II. Cusaea S Coru,h Il, IaiTiea 8, NeF9uty
:. O.4aee 3. Randolph s.rafofd % ibe.i I'd
.I2, yattAsa II Washing 4, West taiIe- 3
Wlnauslbsn 2
orleans County. Albany ., Barton :. Glo'or
Gpgasaof ], lfaaaurgh L. Jay l. N."H9i.
5, NWtmase2 2
HashnFton Countg Barre lS B.fhu ~
fayst5n 6 Martlied 2 MOletoun Z Pl@n.eiI
q, Waterbury 5.
Windsor Conniy .--BI'u",- s,, ~, 0G'''u.-.' 1,.
','.', ] l'I' p,,r-of ''Ti- Hs,5,ng s. yaltgn il
sharon 2 Springfield g. otDckbrdge 3, Weston
+ 8, West Windsor 3 Windsor 2, N0ods'ocA ~
ia .sesrtanug these quota. as above, each
3Qu M, been credited With OIL ,ouatgots al-
listed from sach tovn. including re.ealis.asns
n tb. field .sa charged with lie qu.ta of rol
.a.esr, under thela.. call. and with ts deficiency
.ndar tls dram -Tns ,slectmgn afa e5nuauel
+. Recruiting Oh.ofs-ao.rai., are Il u g.
i,e-.i 5..l !. the nssre. .acruitas officers fol
.e l7t5 regiment. wh5 .rs Geo S Robinson
poatp.H,, Horace +. Brown. Ia.uosl, Henry
gamn Bs,bsI. Fran. kp.feld. NorfIsylls
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