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JOSH BILLINGS WANTS TO MAKE A Few
BErs.-t want tew make the following
bets:
FIRsT.--f want lew bet 1000 Dollars,
that Abraham Iinkom Esqr., and bic
wife, and his son Bob, will be the next
President Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca.
Secondly. II want tew bet 35 Dollars
that I shant vote for john c. fremont nor
no urher man will, whU voted for Abe
Linkom, the last time he run.
Thirdly II want tew bet is Dollars,
that the chcarger eonyensbun, cant git
the elektorial vote, ov emmy stst north Ov
Mssen and Dixie's line, unles its upper
g. Lower canada.
Fourthly.-I want tew bet lv Dollars,
that john c. fremont's letter Of ucccp-
tunsc embodlz the chicarger platform, and
enuf else, tew dam emmy mon.
Finhly.-I want tcw bet several hun
dred Dollars, that this wor goes rite on,
and emmy thing that gifts in the way ov IL,
wheth,r il Is JEFF. Davis or the Dcmi-
cratic platform, gifts knocked higher than
the top Oy mount Pisger.
SlNthlv.-l want tew Det MI nOnt, Tor
! 900 Dollars, payable six months before
i ID due, that Geo. b. McClelland, E'qr.,
The Rev. Fernando Wood, or Vullanjing.
ham the pilgrim, will have to be the
nominee at the chicargcr couvenshun,
elze the Democratic party will have To
make new platform tew suit some decent
man.
Seventhly. II want ,cw bet nwl ov the
rest ov mi real and imaginary Estait,
that Gen. u. S. Grant kant bc iniuced
tew run enny uther man but jeff Davis,
and eG he don't run ugin him wuss than n
steel pinted ram, within the next 2 or
three years, emmy man may haze me, mi
hairs, and assigns forever, and cyer, amen.
| want tcw bet the above bets.
JOSH BILLINGS.
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FREIGHTS.

ny this route Fr-ights Of all descriptions can bs
forwarded to and from PhladeIphis, New York
Boston or Baltimore, to and from any point on the
Rail Roads OF Ohio, kentaeky, lndisna, Illinois,
WiscoR.in, lows Mi,soavi, by Rail Road diree' /.
The PsnAsytyania CentrNl Rail Road also con eet
Mt Pittsburgh with Steamers, by whi,h oeds can be
fore srJed TO any port the Ohio, Mu,kingum Ken.
tneky, Tennessee, Cumberland, llinsis, kiuissppi
Nisosnsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas and Rad
RiveBi and at Cleveland, sandusky aAd Ckieseo
with Steamers to all Ports the Noah Nsstsra,
Lakes
Merchants and shippprs eniru.ting the trsn nsponA.
ton OF their Freight TO this Company, can rely with
eoaa,lenee on It's ipeedy transit
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to snd from any
poist In the West, by the Pennsylvania Csntrs
Rail Rosd, sre at all times az fsvorsble ave
ehsryed BY other Rail Road Oompsnies.
He particular TO marx packages Psss's
oEuRlL n. r."
Fer Frsish, Contracts OF shipping Dirsetion, sp-
ply to address either Of the following Agents of
ID. 4. STEWART. Freight Agent. Ph,,burrh.
CLARKE Co, Transfer Agents, fittsbSTgh.
u. w. BROWN 4 CO, Cineihnsti Ohio.
n G. hELDRUA Il Co., Madison, IadlsAa
J. u moore, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ AIKMAN, Evansville, lad.
r. y. SASS, 81. Louis, hissaasi.
CLARLE 4 co Chicago, illinoiI,
J. ~. MoCOLM, PoEismosth, u,
J. NJ. LOVE, Msy,siis, ky
HALL X CO., MaFieua, Q,
T. AYRER. Msskingsm River.
w. H.S Ell, LANGLEY, Gshipolis, q
a. :, PiERCE co., Zarssvilis, o.
n II. HUDSON, Ripley u.
y, @. NELRuM, Geasral rravslias Assal
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TO1 8AI.I
WANTED!

Recruits Wanted,
THE Hnderieu.d ha, received suthori,y IRON,
l. Governor Brough 10 recruit for the Volunteer
lnfanty Seryice to serve one, two and three yean.
GOVERNMENT BOUNTY.
One year, ein0
Two years. go
Three years, 800
In rddiiion to this, q Local Bounty win he Riyen
beside, ti6 per month, cloi hing, ratious, kc.
Now is the tine 10 escape the DIAN, the s3n0 I.
empiion is plsyedout.
Headquarters A. III. e@c. Of the Hon. Cooper X.
Watson, on Maia Stree.
MOSES ABBOTT,
od Lie ten ant and Rscruiti ~ Ofhsst.
Tihtn, Ohio, August =, Is6i.
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member to apply the grand specific
styled Liquid Soap"
AsIhold that il is right and honorable
TO make suitable acknowledgment for
mistakes and errors in business and 9th.
or matters, let me say that as the noted
r. T. Stickney g. Co.. claim that the
"four worthy females" actually had SOL
cash besides the goods which were lch
over and remained unsold, J must have
been mistaken when charged them with
virtually selling the goods back TO them
selves for $40 cash, for according to their
statement they must have simply taken
the $40 cash from the S9l which left but
s7i nett cash proceeds Of the fair. II
this the poor miserable pettifogge's dit
not do them cs much honor ns did, 'oi
I gave them partial showing, by say ng
that they virtually sold the 30 'ds back to
themselves for $40 cash, which they
took from the s9l leaving but s7i nett
cash proceeds of the fni.
IRA REYNOLDS.
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l. II. KEkLER, Secretary,

HE COULDN'T SEE rHE SwKHr--lr. cos. i.
script being told that il was sweet To die
for mia county, tried to excuse himse lf on
the ground that be never did. like sweet
things,
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FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia!
81
THREE. DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York |.
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Baltimore!
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOlLDk G.

FAST MAii.-Lss,s, Piusburgh at 5iOA. NJ,
arrives Ht Altoona for lrrakh.t 81 A. NJ,
reaches Harrisburg at Los 7. VI. and Ph'isd.lph'A
ats IS T.. VI.
BAI.riNORE PASS NGERs bv hi. train leave
Iiaui,burs al l 20 T. NJ. and arrive in baltimore
ats 10 p. ".
NEW YoRK PASSENGERS by ,hi, ,r,in Iss,o
Phi ladelphia at CTS L. NJ. and arfive In New
York nj 1000 T.. VI.
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION Stopping at eli
sis'ion.-.Leavs. Piusburgh at 6.01 A. VI sr
rive, NJ Ahotna Ter dinner ~ iI.95 A. NJ,
resohes Harrisburg At $40 +. NJ, and Phiiad.l"
phis At Ills 2. NJ.
THROUGH ENPRESs-i~avss Pittsburgh At 4.N'
=. NJ. arrive. at Altoona for supper NJ aeO
NJ. reaches Harrisburg At ~ NJ. and Phia
delphis At 90 \. VI.
BALTIMORE ssENGERS by thi. train lssv.,
Harrisburg at $50 A. NJ. and arrive In Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by ,hi. train leave.
Philsdelphia at 3 A. NJ. and arrive In New York
st 1870 NJ
FAST ILNE-Leavs, Pit''bn. fh at at5 r. ". ar
rives at Altoona at LIS A. NJ. reashss Harris,
burg at SIS A NJ, and Lane aster for bfsakfau At
7e5 a. ~, arriving In Philadelphia at 1898 A. n.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Hafrsburg At 7.00 a. n. and arive In Baltimore
n li.50 A. n.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS BY this train hsve =
choice Of ronles. A sleeping ,ar runs throutk
frnm Piusbufgh TO New York. withont change,
via. u HAuisbnrg and Allentown, arriving In New
YJrk st LIS p. Y. by wsy OF PhiladeI Ihia, pass
snges reach New York at 2.fs r.h
Tickets foy sale 10 Bosom by boat or isil, Post
tickets good any Of the Sound lihes. Fare to al
points a. Low a. any route.
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Hurrsh for Gea Bucxlsnd,
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SLEEPING CAR
aanl.LaanIn.ao

on nil ght trainito
Philad'a, New York & Baltimore.
Baggage checked through and transfer'd free
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-09-24
r1I,SOO W
GEO. :. STEBBIN>, II

Sup. Spiccr, from Tie Committee to settle
with the School Commissioner, presented the
following report:
That the Committee TO settle with the
School Commissioner have examined his
books aud papers, and find them in all re-
poets correct, and agree with his report here
with submitted.
Your School Commissioner proposes to
visit all the schools in the County, nearly 50o
in number. and we recommend that the
Board pay him 81 per day Tor All tune SO eS-
pended over the 100 days provided by law,
not to exceed 50 days more. He says, accord
ing to Mr.. Bateman's report, we have 20
more schools in this county than any other
county in the state, and. in our Judgment. the
schools should all be visited. All Of which
is respectfully submitted.
So much of the above report rs recon-
mended compensation beyond what is now
allowed by law was stricken out, and the re-
port then adopted
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VOL. XXV---NO 6.
The School Commissioners report, accom-:
panying the above, contains the following

The School Commiesioner's ranor, ocoor,,.
panying the above, contains the following
figures
Principal Of County School fund I, s-r,--,
Fund for distribution to Townships in ,ri 80
tir.s and interest collected pas; year y.i 30
Dtsbursed Of this fund no;
Total cash hand 400 ~,
The Commits ioner also reports sales of
shcool lands during the year to the amount of
Sl1S3.52.
One days pay each was allowed to the Su.
pervisors of the towns of Groveand and
Hope for returning the POLL books Of election
OF their respective towns.
On motion $1,000 were placed at the dis.
posal OF Giles ". jackson, to purchase sup
plies tor poor house.
On motion of Sup Miller, s4OO we're appro-
prlated To ald the town Of Freedom in con.
structing bridge across Indian Creek "at
or near where the present bridge is located
4 motion made by Sup. Cosgrove for an
additional appropriation to the town of La
Sale to aid IN the construction Of a free bridge
now IN progress across the Illinois river at
ShipPlngport, was voted down-22 10 5.
Sup. Gilman. from the Military Committee.
reported the following accounts audited for
relief furnished to families Of volunteers since
June last:
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County Tar Proper.
Balance of county fund in treasury. sll,229 IL
Hyi,1ry Fund

received by county 81 5 20
Commissions, r. Ct. sjl.5SH.4 40 reed. 3i5 3s
Do ,. Ct. S32.7s2.er} di-''d, 80 So
H. p. -. on s2.72l.c9 colld, 1865
Do ,. e Sad2iIo los 13
Settling with town collectors. ! ?. ct, 2h2I1
Coupons of bond. Of -: d., March l. ii :. $50 10
Bonds Of lsGl due July |, l-,.+. 10000
Coupons Of bond, Of 81 due July l. 81, $50 90
R.,n..- If l-'j2 'iue July !. l>',i, goo 20
Coupons d; Irynds Of ~ due Jgiy /, 81, 20 OI
Coup Of bonds of 81 4 81 due >rp. ~, 2sGt3 u
ordcra this fund paid, 1>.sp -
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PROCEEDINES OF THE BOARD OR
SUPERVISORS.
Septsnber Session, 1864.

x OTTAWA, Sept. II, 1864.
Board met pursuant to law, and was called
to order by F: Corwin, Chairman. Full at
tendance Of members
The Chairman announced the following
standing committees:
On thaance--E. Baldwin, Hickling, VIM.
Fl. Brown, Gocdspeed and Rogers.
CdtmS-Hise, Miller, Armstrong.
To Settle aciM Co. Ireasurer-Wicks, Col
Inns, Trowbridge.
To Settle witt School Con,missioner-Spi-
Ger, Smith, Dresser.
Court House and Jaa-McIntyre, Blake,
Kline. Hanna and Jacobson.
Equolization-Spicer, Miller, and S. Brown
.Stcamp nds.-Rogcrs, Waggoner, IL.
NJ. Baldwin.
Topmshtp Oryanization-Goodspe Nor
rison and Blak9.
Paupers-Fkming, Hall, Sweetland, Rowe
and Smith. u.
Mlita,y-Gfman, E. Baldwin, Hathaway,
Clark, and Price.
On motion, adjourned to 9 o'clock to-nlor-
row.
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The following resolution, offered By Sup.
Gilman was adopted:
Wherras the enrolment Of persons subject
to military duty in til, county has been made,
whereby this county stands charged with
greater number of PERSONS liable u the draft
than Is contemplated by the law therefore
resolved, that we request as an act Of justice
to This county that 4 proper lcug;h Of time lie
allowed 70 make the necessary corrections in
the enrolment list, and the assessment OF nuo-
tas 10 the several towns. and that We hereby
appoin: Elmer Baldwin to proceed to Wash
ington City and present the subject 70 the
proper authorities. with full power to act in
The premises to- in and behalf Of .he citizens of
til, cognt-.
An appropriation OF $500 was made to de
FRAY Mr. Baiiwin's expenses.
i motion was also made bv Sup. Tu'l:s,
tha, in case Nr. Baldwin failed to have our
quota reduced. he should make an ctFor; 70
have the county consolidated, but II Was yo-
ted down, - yeas 10 9 nays.
The board proceeded to select grand and
petit jurors for the Novembe-. February. and
March Terms Of the Circuit and County
courts. as follows
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iourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow.
Eiddy, Sept. Il.

Friday, Sept. II.
Sup Clark, from the Bounty Committee,
presented the following report, which was ac-
cepted and adopted:
Your Committee, appointed. at the special
session of this board on the 3lst day of De
cember 1868. to pay bountes to Vol. and to
carry out the spirit if the resolution of the
same date, respectfully report that they have
paid out the sum of $27 ,O15 to two hundred
and seventy-nine men. There is the sum of
$3.50 vet to be paid to the families of voun-
teers that have received part of the boun-
ties. We have sold bonds to the amount OF
$30,S0O, and have paid out the sum of S21-
o., ), together with $50, paid to Elmer Bald
win chairman of said committee, for expen-
Sea tn Springfield, stamps, and stationery,
LEAVING tn sum of S3,l75 on hand.
Yonr con. 'mittee did not feel justified by
the terms OF he resolution of the board in
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paying bounty to re-enllsted veterans, rs the
committee could not get satisfactory evidence
that said re-enlisted veterans were credited to
La Salln Co. There have been numerous
| applications by veterans for bounty. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
Sup. Clark, from the Finance Committee, pre.
sented the following report, which was accept
ed and adopted:
The Committee on finance report that the
| valuation lists of the real and personal prom
erty returned by the asssessors o! this county
tor the year 1904 amount in the aggregate to
the sum of $7.3l5 so dollars This sum.
compared with the valuation of property as.
sessed for last year. show. an increased val
uation of $l76.2li. SO it is safe to assume
that the basis fortayation for the present year
is somewhat larger than that of the preced
ing one.
The report of the County Treasurer, here
with annexed, furnishes full and clear ex-
hibit Of the state Of the county finances at
the present time, the surplus now in the treas
ury, belonging to the County fund proper"
being 81 l.229 II, and TO the military fund
Sl;555, making an aggregate credit where
with To begin the fiscal year of $l29Sjls
Your Committee would recommend. that
the Treasurer be instructed 20 transfer suf
iicient sum from the funds now on hand be-
longing to the County fund proper to the
credit Of the military fund.-" in order to
meet the Indebtedness now due. and also to
paw the bills and accounts which shall be
audited and ordered paid at the present scs-
sion. and also any sum or sums that may be
allowed and ordered paid on the balance yet
due on the eight dollar bounty account.
In order 10 meet the constant expenses of
the ensuing fiscal year for the County fund
proper YOUR Committee Recommend that a
four mill tax be levied upon real aud person
al property assessed for taxation for I-5I.-
This. W. think. will produce an ample revenue
for this fund for the ensuing wear. and leave
. balance in the treasury at the close Of SAID
fiscal year sufficient to meet and paw all ac-
counts audited at the closing session of said
year The propricty Of having a surplus
fund on hand at the close Of the fiscal year,
sufficient in amount 70 meet and pay all &C
counts audited at the closing session of said
year, must be apparent to all the members Of
this board. a. vel as 10 your Committee. By
pursuing this course for the past two or three
vear-. the credit Of the COUNTY has been kept
up. and j. bonds and orders have kept aiull
par value in the market
The treasurer's repor, above referred TO
shows. that during the ensuing year that an
indebtedness of $23.31O.43 On the ''Iuilitgry
fund" account must be provided for. In or
der to meet such Indebtedness. volr Commit
tee recommend that q further tax Of > mill,
be assessed upon the valuation If all the real
and personal property of this cyGutT for the
year 1864 the sum derived from such taxa
ton will be ample to meet the stated intebt-
e3ucss.
In reference 10 the matter referred TO your
Committee. u devise ways and means for the
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Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash. Door and Blind Factory.

WE have moved our Lumber Yard to Planning
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge, and are pre-
pared TO furnish our former customers and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath, and Shingles. Aiss,
constantly on hand a good assortment OF DRY SEA-
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with ~ Lumber a Sash Door,
and Blind Factory. and a Glass, Nail Paint and Oil
Dep enabled TO furnish each ans article
that Builders want saving the trouble of go
ing number of differ places to make bill.
We also invite attention to our SHINGLE MILL,
which is ready for operation, and We can furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms cash, and sell low the lowest.
Please call and eNarnin ne for yourselves.
Office on Ia Sale St, opposite Van Doren Osborn .
Store. Tdec 22I STRAWN & POWELL.
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Said Committee also presented the fol-
lowing: ..
The Committee on Military affairs have OK,
amined the accounts for the relief of tamlie:
of Soldiers in the various towns, and find the
amount of relief granted to be SJ.530.30.
The fund raised for the relief of families of
volunteers was exhausted in June last, and
the amount now audited has 20 be provided
for from some other source Your commit
fee feel that our most sacred duty requires
, lib raj allowance for the support of the fGmI-
| lies of our soldiers in the field. and that the
fund heretofore set apart for this purpose has
/ compelled mole rigid economy III It's dlstri-
| button than was Just in some cases, while
| from carelessncss on the part of some Of the
agents for the distribution of this fund. some
appear to have been supplied who were never
expected to receive aid when this fund was
provided. o..
The number of families at present receiv
ing aid from the county rs appears fron the
returns of the several supervisors il 2Si, with
an aggregate of 692 children. and should
these numbers remain stationary during the
wear, an appropriation OF one dollar week,
to each adult and fifty cents week TO each
| child would require the sum of thirty two
thousand seven hundred and sixty dollars to
meet the demand for the current year.
| The present mode OF distributing TINS fund
seems to operate unequally, and calls for a
change Your committc~appointed TO meet
IN June last and audit accounts for relief OF
families. was authorized to give such instruc-
tons relative to the relief 10 be given until
the next meeting OF the board :.s they should
think proper. The fact that the fund proyid-
ed for this purpose was exhausted, seemed to
demand retrenchment, and we accordingly
recommended that. except in cases OF absc-
lutte necessity, n reduction of one fourth to one
half be IN de from the previous rates.
To illustrate the operation under the pre-
sent system. take Ottawa and ia Sale. the
two towns having the largest innber OF iami-
lies receiving aid. IN Ottawa very few iaIli-
lies have received the full allowance, while
large proportion have been restricted to one
half the allowance. In La Sale, without an }
exception, the full allowance has been given
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To which (, to he aided the amount necessary for the
completion of the payment OF the eight dollar bounty
The principal of the funded debt OF III" county all "i
which is on military account not including SIuo % la>t
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Balance Of Military Fund in Treasury.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock tomorrow.
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Balance in treasury.

This isCance i understood to h- held a. provision
nayInpnt Of certain bonds and coupons past due.
TIL amount eli order, On the military fund outs
one wear ago wa reported -
The arllGrint of same issued during the past
Year WAS :"
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Military Fund.

Tie Ia.anco in the treasury Of this fund.
ported ia" : ;tsssion. o. wl-IiJ2ri MT $500 -
Transferred from county fund proper. 40 -
The net revenue from five mil! tax on a valuation
Of : l,gg}7o for the 1865 Stjio -
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Business Cards.
1862 LUMBER. 1862-
Lumber.

ESHE subscribers, having purchased the stock of
i lumber and leased the yard formerly occupied by
John Hossaek on MAIN STREET, prepared to
to furnish all kinds of lumber, aths, shingles sash,
DOORS &c. Also good assortmen mt of Saginaw boards
and dry finishing lumber, constantly on hand. The
public and builders particularly requested to ex-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
J.kJ. w. CALKINS.
Ottawa, May 1SG2. Glo-r.
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I W. DENUARD. Teacher Of NC

cal Instrumental Music and ih- language.
EEGHAEDS ct aDl;ILLE BANp = ready furnish
superior music tr Bell Parties Concerts. &c
ble terms good caller is ~ with tie lani
Residence the 9TH Wark sceoul hause. 80
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professional Cards.

u ,.
DULL < NASH. ATTORNEYS at Law. Otta-
ID Illinois. Office in Post Office Block.
Particular attention paid the examination Of Real Es
tate Titles aug 6f-y
The New York herald., 1864-06-10

Arrival e tAs Second 1hsAs lslan1.
Volunteer Veterans.
TAs Second regiment RheAs Island voluntssrs, H.,or
n O jerks ssanaaAins, ssyivsd = NJ sisy n even
ng Lrsss fron ~ fSost q ~ Army = ~ Posemas
with fortunes hAs been idsstasS since early IN
Jsss. lss1. mn = ths regiment esigtAaly eonmasAsl
BY colonel aoeem Who fs.l On Va memorable 2lst Of
July, 1851, " shs nrst bae q D1 run, Major Dalow
and captain Iove, q s sane command. fsIIsss N
same day. and whop triple obsequies subsequently, tool,
pscs In this cey the 6dies lying ssss a. the Asser
House. The 6seosd numbers two hundred and
seyentysx vsteSsns who accompanied by eighteen
oflocrs, whose names are as followe:-
Company A-OAps Russeh.
C0mp0Mv R-Lieut Browu.
Obmpasy O-Capt Foy, Lieut.. Bowen, Lent. Mason.
Company D-Capt. Brown and Lieut.. Tinkum.
COmfaay E-Iieut West.
Company E-CApk eears.
Company G-lieus Clifford and Lieut. Usher.
Company H-Capt English.
Company I-Oapt. Waterh0use.
06mpony K-Lieut. Dixon and QuarternasteS J. W.
Turner.
The regiment leaves at seven O'Clock this morning by
the Lake shore route for Providence where reception
awaits them at the hands Of the State and municipal au
thoritiee.
The New York herald., 1864-06-10

bss; S1g ne ws,sss !s.;) wssssrdyEe !aseeAss 9se
PIE :sis Ea:Rs.s :. nss,SsE sMs A.sioT saa 8
ssnsls Port 1vel; = lann.ssod, o'Brc., Sses; Z
psri ssun; SaIii.l 6ssssso tT.seesis ssIs Ss'S
sisski Ssas Rses; . q ls:d. El.ISsrssss III -.
Fish; Madonna Ceombs; Keokuk. Small; Wm u GoyQy,
BaErs Eva Belle Lee and War ssssd Cs,s Msw Hssss;
Hssl sshsr ln!ik. ns.Suy; Cs sewardA ose1y, "a
Logan, Smith salem; Ricsey Liess nnsnosm On
weeks and Lee Perry, Provide1ce; Green. weaver,
Clark Dsnversport ,,.u,..-
from LssuayIa; DrV Emma for Port Spain; vpsSrn1sH
ps,s rrnidsa from sostoa for Phisaspha' acA Can
PoRTLAnH june 7-Cid bark 9. Jago. whiss, Havana;
9th-Arr bark Stover Slower Eltxabethport. -
PROVlDHHCE, June 0-Arr steamer Osprays Aldrieh
New York schrs Crockford Jonoa Raltim0re Scott,
Baker; Entire. Knnisr, Rmpe, DAYTON: Leader HsArss
Commerce, Mullen, Kxabathport. Sid hrg Heath,
Wyman. Phiadelphis; schrs Armstrong Dr'scoi 90:
Hegulus Crowson: Elizabeth. Groves and Leach Shers
man. New York; sloop Rhode Island: Wightman. 40. 49,
PAWTUCKET. June 8~Arr schr Wakefeld Eaton, Elise-
bethport