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rONGS FOR SOLDIERS & THEIR

~ FRfKSDS-THE TKVAzGT - gLE-lsox. cont@si..l <
soiisr-' Cho-u-; Viva Ia arir Mother xhea the
Mount. boys. NoHat. Picket Gu4-i: s.ot Str
from FIaE yolnnte-cs Gies Rsi. White aui Biss
To Canaan; Do they prsy fas Z Horne 20 yoa
liks IT, Je rrsa y. Battle Hymn the Il plbr. Gl1-y
fsriulah; Garftaidi Al aaa yth.r popular soass
Duels, Ac, wii se P54t-taaii for 10 erHts
OLIVER DI FrAS TO- Publishers.
nosl9 "a Washington ST. Bost1n.
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Gold has been active daring this nosa-
ing. The expectation vss general that
there would be another grand bull move
ment. but the snsvs II 6herman's advancs
chseked the upward tendency. The prics
epssed ss 10 went mp TO s2 2l4, fell 20
- III, and vent up again 70 o. l9a.
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Gen. oillsm as ixasxvills.

Louisville, Nov 81.
Gen. Gillem ID safe s4 Knoxville with
his command in the outposts. His loss
in killed, wounded and missing will not
excesd 400 men.
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Toronto, Nov. IL.

Toronto. Nov. Il.
A man snswering The description Of
Captain Bell, the leader Of the Erie pirates,
sas arrested at Guelph on Saturday. and
brought to the city fd,r examination to-
morrow.
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Hsosss6 1vsesastsa sf Pstsssbar1.
New York. Nov. 81.
Inc Trie1ss's WssbiD gtoa special says
Seward and WelIss ~ q. y,riauoe ar.in
concerning ths capture OF ths Florias.
Secretary Stanton 10 again seriously
isdispossd.
There vas Yumor current on Eatur-
day d City Point that Pstsnburk Vas
being evacuated.
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EARMS WANTED Five or six
u good farms Of from 30 to 400 each for num-
ber Of Ohio farmer no desire In Lee county
Persons having farms for sale will siess the under-
aligned. at this place. giving description TO timber.
prairie, improvements msaaos, living water &C. well
description Of buidingz ard price Of frm. Also
dwelling house in the city of ksekus. told nIi-} the
north aide Of Main street. containing or 10
Apply 70 j. l. CURTIS.
Corner esh .nd Concert sa, Ksokuk. Iowa
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United States troops here tended 70 pre-
vent al disorder-to say fhr more did The
influence Of every good mas, oil tssdiuG
in one direction. tend to prevent disorder;
and siill fsrther. the solemnity Of the oc-
oasion, which evea she ban man seemed %
feel, far more did these causes, and the
certainty that no bad men conld 6nd
countenance or support from any good
man Of any party, maintain the peace and
Quist Of the city.
l again return my thanks, and Am hap.
py to bid you God speed on the morrow,
when | leave Tor the armies nov is opsr.
alton IN the Geld. [Loud applause.
Three cheers we're given for General
Butler.
Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher Was then
called foy, and made . few witty and
pleasant rsmarks, saying that the South
would respect rs . great deal more after
We bad whipped them. He had been de-
lighted to hear General Batler's rewarks,
and II General Butler vas not . man IL
sound judgment and executive genius, he
vas uoshiog. He said the disasters and
disappointments and feeling almost Of de.
spair 10 August, vas Gods trap, and the
Chicago Convention fell into it, aud put
plank into their platform.
BUTLER DOMINATED roR rHs NEXT rRrs-
IDENT.
Mr.. Beecher concladed BY saying:
When we have tried hooest, prudsst,
considerats Abraham, daughter, and he
is tired, and We need another man, II We
cannot do better, do trust there 10 no
citizen presen, (iookiog With an issinu-,
atiug smile II Busler) who woold decline
10 act for = while - President Of The
United States. The time msy csme when
We will need genius Of executivencss and
power Of Administration. [Cries, "But-
Ter, Butler. yes, sir. he's the mani If
there's man in the United States who
has genius tor administration, l thick
that man is Butler. ILoud cheers
"Good, good, bravo. l bag you to uu.
derstand distinctly that I do not nominate
him. ICheers. "Bu,ler"l Il will be
proved 10 due time thai the New Y ork
Herald nominated him.
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Iloston, Nov. 81.

Boston, Nov. 81.
Ex-Gov. Fairbank, pf Vermont, disd
yesterday st his home 'n St, Johnsbury.
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DAyEsfokf. Nov 10th, 1854. I
0KxxaAL oRpsks No. -
wHEErAs, No stisfrtory reports from recruiting on
GERS fDf the new regiment 10 have been raised rer
seneral Orders " this Nos 80 apI ~ fcu
rent seriesl have been rry-d aud order 20 svs
pense 70 the state and National Govern m@nts and in
order that al volunteers may aid In Ging ub the rsg
n~nts in the held,
IL hereby ordered that all recruiting commissions
for said regiment under said General Orders Aes -
and ~, be ssd are hereby revoked
By order Of ths Governor
NIB. BAKER
nosx@-dlf Adfutsnt General OF Iowa
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The Davenport Brothers have gone TO
England and taken their spirits with them
in the big ship. A Mr.. Fay has gone
with them as assistant in their tricks, and
Dr.. Ferguson is blower and business
manager. They have already set gullible
John Bull agog. Their frst grand exhi-
biuon was given at the house of Dion
Boucicault, of which he sends full &C.
count TO the London News. Lord Bury,
Sir Charles Nicholson, Sir John Gardiner
and other notabIes we're present, and &C.
cording to Dion all we're fooled to the top
of their bent.
The Davenports and Fay repeated the
rope-tying, musical and spirit hand tricks
so often performed aud exposed in this
country, snd so successfully that at the
conclusion Lord Bury announced the
unanimous conclusion that There was no
trace of trickery in any form" and tha,
"the phenomena which had taken place
10 their presence we're not the product OF
legerdemsin." So the Lord swallowed
Yankee spirit humbug!
Other correspondents Of the English
papers scof at the Davenporis. The
t-WiEard Of the North" ss the coniuror
Anderson used to call himself when IN
this country, has written letter to the
London Posi-, in which he describes the
Davenports as "clever young artists, Who
aave been performing the rope-tyiag
trick, belLringing, ,rumpet-fyins and
changing coat experiments, oil of which
my son Is performing in America, BY nat.
ural agency only. and not attribu,isp
them TO any spiritual canes" II, say.
the Professor - they will expungs ths
word spiritualism from their programme
he will Be their warmest admirer and sup
porter.
The Davcnports have fairly got int,
the London papers. just whs, they wan
to give them notoriety, and no doub
they will have = good run with the spirit,
in the Old World. Indeed, Londo,
paper says they win fnd gulls mucl
more plentiful than 10 America, "espe
eially In literary and artistic society,""
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NEWS BY TELkGRAPH
New York, Nov. 81.

The Worlds special correspondent
With Sheridan cosssadictsahs report that
Early has aband oned the valley. He is
still at New Market and Mount Jackson.
1t is reported thst Csps. Bstsf. With
sixty men, had fight with Mosby on the
18th, and vas whipped. No particulars.
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0sassal OaaiLy.
WashinftoB, Nov Il .
The report Of the death of Gen. Cspby,
from Cairo, is disesediled hers. 8
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New York. No

Gold closed tonight at Gsllagher's
ExchaI ge, 222a.
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v. t j.
The Sisters a the ysitsioa standing In great need ef
funds, in order 70 complete the Church and ScOci
Building at present tsin= erected their grounds have
des.rn,sn "A TO call 10 tseir a5d generous public,
have shown themselves able and willing 10 hep
those who need their assance The Sisters therefure
riil hold at the Billings House
A l. A r.,
CenHeneing TUESDAY, the 18th inst and continuing fr
several days at which they w dispose great nuu
ber and variety of Fancy Articles. such will he
ble for Presents during the spFoaehing olydz Tie
RefreShmeni Table wrsi also be supplied ftka the.
ieiieacies which ten2t the appetite. The pnbe 81
axzas most respectfully invited to attend.
Nor. L., 1854
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-From the

~ .ai*rrib@r, ths nsrht cf Nov. lesh, sr-d Cow
fro~ drosr, lined hack bro~i horns, ani blind In
eye hhcra reward will be paid for her retnrn in
formation % where che Be ound, BY calling the
D-saing House, BkNJ. II. GALE e
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Neu ADVERTISEMENTS.
on BONDS LOST lost Five

! IN Bonds $50 each somewhere In this city. or
between this city and Croon saturday Three Of the
Boad. endorsed by me, and the other not
endor~e The finder ~iiI please shefa First
National Bank of hco&uk, and ifh~r.i reward
povl-2dsf HENRY GRIM sIsES.
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STATE OF IOWA.

ADJIfksT 9EyEnAL's oyycx.l
DATkSfokT. Iowa, Nov. Is. lsS4.
CIRCULAR.
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cFRosffE THE POST oFFTck,
ossr ~ xaskesss Eaa. Or. L0u7s no.
- DnsDoaAMs Assae,
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Fort Pillow Remembered.

Some two weeks since, opposite
Nstchez, Miss force of Union black
troops was sent out TO dispense a SINH
lar force of rebels The latter were
badly whipped and routed The blacks
went into the battle with the rallying
cry of Remember Fort Pillow Eley-
en- men were captured, but were immc-
diately put to the sword on the spot
where they surrendered One rebel
dropped upon his knees before a black
soldier and begged for his life. The sol
der turned to his Captain and said:
Captain, what shall | do with this
mann Do with him as he would do
with you if be was in your place and
you were in his, was the quick reply.
Swift as thought loyal bullet was sent
from q Colts revolver through the re-
bells head, and he fell dead before the
black avenger.
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The, Can't GET Il Right.

Secondly, the Union maintains that
the accipient Of the oath of Amnesty,
by the act of taking that oath, enamel
pates his slaves beyond ali future re-
.covsry or claim. On his side he has the
Attorney General-the Governor being
50 far uncommitted In the negative of
this position are the President of the
United States and the Nashville Press,
who both maintain that the point has
vet to be decided by the Federal Su-
preme COurt-Prss8
We stated distinctly that our position
WAS based upon the constitutionality Of
the Conhscation law and of that we
had no doubt Now we will ask the
Press question: Suppose the Confsca-
ton law is sustained by the Supreme
Court are the slaves of those who ac-
oept the Presidents amnesty free2
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Exlled Rebels.

A Paris letter states that there are
8 great many Southern families now IN
that city seeking refuge, they say, from
Northern tyranny" some Of whom
have long stories Of wrongs to recount
One large room at the Grand Hotel is
devoted exclusively to the baggage Of
these refugees, whose circumstances
have obliged them to leave without set
ting their accounts.
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Peace Resolutions in the Rebel Con.

The rebel Congress was in session al
Richmond until General Grant got too
near. Not fancying his terms of ~uncon-
ditional surrender, Congress adjourned
May 3lst The near approach of Grant
to the rebel capital brought out quite a
peace sentiment in the House Of Rep
resentatiyes, for on the 22d ult, Mr.
Leach, of North Carolina, submitted
some resolutions, with a preamble, in
favor Of an armisticc for ninety days
and peace through commissioners, the
terms sgreed upon by them to be en-
dorsed BY the President and Senate.
and submitted to the people for their
ratification or rejection.
A stormy personal debate followed.
and after considerable wranging the
resolutions were tabled by 60 ayes 20 -
noes
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PRICE $500 PER COPY.

MO. l-RAILROAD CULVERT AT EsTELL
~ Springs.
M. &-hsin DAD Bridge over Elk River. destroy
ed by Bragg, June, 1865; rebU it ia eight DAYS ty
Michigan Mechanics and Engineers. Length Nv
feet: heghG 90 feet.
NJ. 3-minchester and LeGyoae Railroad Bridg
at Ie5herd, Tenn.
Note NJ Department, Dccherd, Tern, Capt
Johnson, =. Q. NJ.
No. 5-Contrabands in Camp at Decherd, Tenn.
no 6-Geu NegIey's hesdqnar. 'r- at Cave Spr ng
near Steven son, Ala (MOrning scene.)
No. 7-1Ien. Negl " headqu ,Ter1 al Cave Spring,
near steven 90, Ala Evening scene
O.. -COmmi-saTy Department, Stevenson,
Alp., Capt j. n. Blair, C =.
No. 9-Steyenson. Ala i,Cm Fort McCcok.
No. tO--6en. Rosecrsns headquarters, near Ste
yeuson, Ala SEPT. 81, 1863.
no. Il Ruins Of Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
ky-r, from Bridgeport to Long Island, looking
Eat from Bri. geIUrr.
No. l3--Runs OF Railroad Bridge over Tennessee
River, lt'm Bldg port to Long island, looking
West rom he lslsud
No. li--kums of Drawtridge over Tcun River
At Bridgeport, connecting the Island with Eastern
No. I5-Poptoon Bridge connecting the Island
win the Easieln shore, at Bridgeport looking
East.
No. 16-Pontoon and Tre-tle Bridge over the
Tennessee River, connecting bridgeport with The
Island, looking West.
No. ,7-Entrance 10 Ncksjsck Gave.
No l8-Ruins Of saltpetTe Works near entrance
No. 90. NJ. department, Stevenson, Ala, Cap
tan Warren, A. q. NJ.
No. - -'fne Wall S1r'nG, Stevenson, Ala.
No. 22-CToup OF Officers Of the 18th Regulars,
U.S.A.
No. 2s-Ruins If Cotton Factory at Altsonis, on
FL, RIVER.
No. 2'-Captsin Eds1rton's Headquarters, Nash
vile, Te u
No. 26-Bridge- Battery, from Chicago.
No. s7-Akbsma House, Stevenson, Ala.
No 3o-CoInn isssry department al Stevenson,
Alabama
No 3i-Juncbon y. and c. and Winchester Rail-
road.
No :-s-Namp near Stevenson, Ala
No. 2t-Co Ropes eadIaariers, Stevenson,
Ala., commanding 2dth Conn. vol.
No. 3j-Rey.ew OF Gen. Negley'- Division, Ste
yenson Ala
No. 3G--Cayalry Group, Stevenson, Ala.
No. 3i-ttroup % Refugees, DecheTd, Tenn.
No. IS lew o. Stevenson, Ais.
No. .al-CUlYeIt II becherd, Tenn.
No. 4O-E River Bridge.
No. 4l--l.t-t Tennessee X, fug-e Camp.
No. "a Missionary Ridge.
No. 43-POatOon crossing T-uHs see River at
Bridgeport may 2G--d
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Baltimore Convention.

The Baltimore Convention assemblies
10 day, TO select candidates for the Pres
ideney and yiee-Presidency. We have
heretofore spoken of the Importance Of
the deliberations Of that body, and
therefore defer any further remarks
until its action has been made public
We sha l expect to hear the result on
Wednesday next
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Not Rrnntlr

The rebels claim that Sherman was
defeated at Dalton, Resacca and Dallas
That is good A defeated army sdvan-
ces hundred miles in month. and
the victors retreat the same distance
There is 3 problem for you,
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In another column win be found a
lengthy report OF the particulars OF
Gen. Grants late movements in Viz
ginia, taken from telegraphic report
t. the Cincinnati Gazette Il will be
read with interest.
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with great fury for half an hour The
attack was unwaiYeringly repulsed
Smith losses inconsideraDle At p
81 Wilson fell upon the rear of brig
ade of Heaths division, which Lee had
thrown around 10 his left, apparently
with the intention Of enveloping Burn
side. After 8 sharp but short conflict
Wilson drove them from their riae-pits
IN confusion He took a few prisoners.
He had previously fought and routed
Gordon s brigade Of rebel cavalry.
During these fights he. lost several
officers, among them Colonel Panston,
Colonel Benjamin, Sth New York cav
airy, seriously wounded; General
Stannard, Of the 18th corps, was severe
ly wounded. Our losses during the
three days operations around Cold
HarbOr viii not exceed, according TO
the Adjutsnt Generals report Z,50O.
This morning, Saturday, June 4th, the
enemys left wing in front of Bernside
was found to have been drawn in du-
ring the night Colonel Casnata in
command of 5000 men, arrived here
yesterday, having marched from Port
Royal
Telegraphic communication between
CherrystOne and Monroe continues I'M
interrupted.
A despatch from Gen. Sherman, dated
June 4th S A. NJ, reports that his left
is now covering all the roads from the
South, and the railroad about Ack-
worth. His cavalry has been in Ack-
worth and occupy in force all the A.
toona passes.
No other military intelligence has
been received by this Department.
T. N. STANTON.
Secretary of War.
NV YORK. June 5.-The Heralds
Washington special says that General
Buell. has resigned, and that lis resig-
nation has been accepted. 1t is under
stood that he resumes his original posi-
ton in the regular army as Colonel and
Assistant Adjutant General
WASHINGTON, June ten. Fremont
has resigned the Major Generalship,
which has been accepted by the Presi-
dent.
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The following telegram was received
in this city yesterday, about three and
a half o'clock, P 81, and kindly fur
nished us By Gen Webster, Chief Of
Staff.
t. Gen. WsJs,eY
We have turned Alatoona Pass and
reached the railroad at this point, seven
miles east of Alatoona Pass, and have
fall possession Of all roads some miles
further east, to within six miles Of Ma
rietta. Johnston tried TO head as ofIat
Dallas. but did not succeed. In all
the encounters sc had the advantage
All is working well You may give
this publicity
fSigpcd) ". T. SHERMAN,
Maior-General
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TO THE
SOLDIERS !
We HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.
FOR THE USE OF SOLDIERS.

Il Is printed IN four coiors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
ia countless mum bers into Dixie, with drums
beating, coloTs flying, etc. A blank line is
left for the name OF the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and Oficers; size l5LIT. The
certificate is enclosed Ia pastsboard tube,
and can be sent - sny part o. the country
without injlry; aud the soidier, after hlling
up The blank lines, eau pat it back IN the
tube and rs-mail Il 70 bis lriends, end they
will gei il framed and preserve i IS q ro-
membrane.
The demand Tor this Certificate Is enor-
nous, yei from our enlarged facilities for
we are able 10 keep q constant
supply, snd VIII Ell eli orders promptly.
Price ~ cents. sent By mail, prepaid.
I. N. RHODES 4 CO.,
50 Uuion Street,
NashVilla-
Agsnts wanted 70 sell ths sbOVa
~ Ism
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sherman Gaining Ground Daily.
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his Forces Six Niles from Marietta.

he Holds the Railroad ana Pass 5.
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Note, Letter and Cap Paper,
Bud, White, Canary, OpaSGs
and Official Envelopes.
Blank Books,
Suffers Drafts On
Paymasters,
Memorandum.
Diaries for 1884,
Paper Collars,
War Maps,
1900 Portraits Of Generals,
Pens and Holders,
Song Books,
Portfolios.
ckgammon and Chess Boards,
Pocket Inkstands,
Pencils,
Zine Mirrors,
Dice and Cups,
Pipes,
Combs and Brushes,
Backing and Brushes,
DOminoos,
Buffers Ink,
Csrmine Ink,
Mucilaga,
Variety Packages,
Pomade and Hair OIL,
Razors and strOps,
Emery Paper,
Gun OIL,
Fancy sOsps,
School Book,
&c, 40, sc.
Those wishing 10 get good bargains would
do well 70 give us G call, or send in their
OTcers-
RHODES 4 Co,
50 UEiCa street.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM GENERAL
SIBERIAN

settler 70 Rebel Grape Vine.
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2d appearance of the tesuGfll and fascinating
young Comsdienne and pmseusa, Miss JENNIE
HIGHT.
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PR1ors oR ADm1sssoS.-D-ess Circle, Is cents Sal
loTy, IS cents. Doors open at "a o'clock. Per
fOrmsnce 70 commence AT O'CLOCK.
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NOTfCE-ALTE2ATlUN OF TIME.-0n snd
after this date, doors open &c ha'past seven; per-
formance TO coInuenoo at eight.
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THIS EVENING, JUNE 7, 1854,
VIII be performed
tn &c DRUN - ARD.

10 VuLNIIlIc WIN
SAILOR OF FRANCE,
Or thu Republicans OF Bre-t
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SulNaGtltfntS.


DUFTIELD & FLYNN, Managers. WI. EV-
EiETT, Stage Ma lager. S. P. SIbTON9, Treas
urer, 4. HAlG, Director Of Music. ". FLETCH-
Err, Scene Artist
u night Of the talented Young Actor, NJ.
JOHN W. ALBAUGH.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
"A npp voLUsMERs WANTED.
TO REPRESENT THE
COUNTY OF NRw foRK
IN TIE
ARMY.


COUNTY BOUNTY. THREE HUNDRED poLLARa
Haua rorey-county recruits vet.raos....s7o
un,,ea ,sies 20 is
Ths County Volunteer cop,ini,ee under Instruction, OF
the Board Of supervisors havns quoas under all
calls up 10 this time, have ed se bus
OF recruiting for the with tho Of raislns
the quota In anticipation Of uew call by tie Prcsdentfo
men.
Fccruts win be received Formerly at the several Pro
vost Marsaas onces at rame auy HAIL. and At tho County
Volunteer Rooms in the PARK corner and Cham
bers street
tbs following are thc various rrovos, Nar.hh' onoes
Fourth Dsrict-Cartan joel q. krbardt No. toi Aoesy
street.
plf,h pisrrt-cap,aln lir1ry 7. west corner Broome
aud CROSBY streets.
s,v,h p,s,tscsp,ain Roster, Sixth avsnu, and
Thmtsenth street
s.vs,,, p,sric.-rreasrck 9. Wagner No IS Third
avcpus.
r,g,,, District, arnin y Msnierrs. No i,ss Broad
Nn,h piret--wm Dunn,pg, corner Poryssvepsa stress
An recruits wili receive in their hand. THE County
Bounty q $40 pr.,s sra a., psssyy 40 e,os1 @ e-
s's.F .. a'S sssif ua. s.' Fr.aas
S'''' ''' SSssS sgsgsHgEsss ssgFsssgss ssss; ssssSsss;-.,l..
oHisoN FLUsT sgneryisen
yt,i.At N,tI,ATt y1rpTvsss ys,1ppv 4 Sag,so .-sros Al
WfELiAx srhwsA'ss.Fs !. vs., vgiry ssssr,us
oRIspS HLuSff4 u ~ Fa
1rH cbalmsn OF conmliise 81 n
Dated vxw voRx, July q 1894 4,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

90 The Plantation Btters have cured nae Of
arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary that hs
distressed for years. 1t acts like charm.
c. c. MOORE, 25i Broadway, \. Y"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-22

g The Plantation Btters have cured o.
liver complaint of which laid up PROSTATE and had
TO ahandon my business.
II. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o."