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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

STATE or DELAwARE, Executive DEp'r.,
DOVER. Decemh'r IL, 1868.
In cOofolmity with General Orders NJ, 3.9, Ma
Department, enistments Of oolorei troops withit
the Stale Of Delnwpre are this day opened.
Major Loriu BafIi,t is hereby designated as
recruiting officer to conduct the said enlisnemls
Persons enlisted in pursuance Of the sal,
orders will receive a bounty Of Two pnllars au
compensation at the rate Of Ten Dollars pc
month aud one ration, three dollars If wliel
may he In cloibiug
by order of his EXcellency,
WILLIAM CANNON,
Governor of Delaware.
sAM'L NJ. HARRISGroN, Jr., Stcg Of St1tr.
dec 90 lm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

tN be expected Of any people male NJ Of merely
human Deinga. But some such virtue is neces-
sery Tor any people whose duty II has become
to wage such contest As ours and II The virtue
is not spontaneous It must DO engrnfed by the
painful process through which we arc nov pass.
ing. We cannOt go through this fiery furnace
without the smell Of Gre on our Carmen. We
can no more avoid the loss Of property than We
can the shedding Of blood. There is no family in
the Confederaoy that has not to mourn the fall
OF some member or some connection, and there Is
no family in the Confederacy which ought TO ex-
pact TO escape scathless in estate. The attempt
is rs useless ia most cases. as il gnoble in ALL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

=, TRAITOR AT LARGE.-Trusten Polk, the
the trusted and honored Msrourian. who was
among the first 10 the State to advocate rebelion
anu treason, and who ran away from the State
TO wage parricldal war against his own people,
has been permitted 10 return to the city through
the misplaced elemency of the military autboTi-
ues' Polk has "Vast possessions" in this CITY.
ahu returns to save them from confcaton, and
doubtless to aid his brethren in dixie
From the Missouri Dnsocrat we learn that
Col. Pok notwithstanding his rebellious
her of our citizens" What Find Of eitigsna
nelghbor Of course, strong Union. But. with
the exception Of Claib jackson, no man in Mis-
souri, Is more responsible for the lens Of thou.
sands who have been sacrificed 10 this war Than
Trusten Polk is allowed to come back here we
ASK in all sincerity, who should not be g-S.
Louis NeWs, 4M. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Yours

POPULATION OF THE UNirAD STATES OF Tna
MILITARY Auss.-The National lntelligencer
states that it has been permitted to make use of
page relative to the above topic from the
proof sheets of the forthcoming volume on pop
ulalion, according TO the Eighth Census. now in
press, and which will be issued in a few days
The editor gives much valuable information iu
relation 10 this subject. We give below that
portion which interests the general reader -
One Of the orators VI the American Reyolu-
ton expressed q statistical estimate of his time,
when he observed, We are three millions
one-iitth fighting men" Indeed, where a pop
ulation has reached nearly its permanent cOndi-
ton, as IN Europe, and tue old States OF Amer
lea, one-fith OF the total population is still
found TO represent very nearly the number OF
males between the ages OF eighteen and forty
five. But the emigrating ages are allied to the
military nges; and in the newly settled States
of tbs West the proportion of lighting men "
Is accordingly greater, with partial exceptions,
than in the Atlantic States. Thus, beginuing nj
the east and proceeding westward, the number
Of white males from IL to 40 is, in Maine, 10. o
per cent. OF the whole white population in
New York, POS per cent; in Illinois, - per
cent; in hlinnesota, 23.6i and in California,
AZ per cent. The similar proportion in Nir-
GINA is 1871 per cent; in South Carolina, Is. .
Ia Arkansas, 2O.l aud in Texas, 2l.0 per cent.
Number Of lPhne Aaies IN The Uniied STATE,
detlpem the ages Of Is and 40 years--Cen-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Weak

bi east, all pulmonary U0mplalnts.
ar. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of WHd
Chery.n-A ulaI of many years har proved to
tho world that this rehieuy is more eiloaoioue In
curing all throat. breast and lung complaints
than any hitherto known 10 mankind IL gives
tone ald strength to the stou ch, mud for the
aged d lntcl it acts ~ strengthening
al ,rslsc. ia Hcmorrhage from the Lunep,
81 saynts Wild Cherry" 10 the most aafe and
prompt syptic in use. In Pathiais known by
emancipation, debility, cough, hectic fsver and
purulrnt expeeiOration, 1t is, without exception,
the best medicine extant, oftvntimes curing the
most obstinate cases. which had batiied every
expenditure Of human skill. Prepared only by
Dr. swATNR & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia Sold by oil the principal Drug
gists.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

WILMINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING LECTURES.
"A course of at least eight lectures will he do
lisered before the Wilmington Institute NJ fol-
lows -Four lectures on Heat by r. CiarksOu
Taylor, commencing Monday evening, January
4lh, at O'Clock, and continuing on the three
successive Monday evenings. Four lectures by
Prof. Il. d. Porter, Charles Bullock, Esq, Dr.
Robt. il, Porter and Ferris Bringhurst OH inter-
esing subjects 10 be announced hereafter. Alter
these lectures shall have been delivered, il is in-
tended to add one or two more il tho season is
not too far advanced
Members net in arrears admitted FBKr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

THR GREAT ALTERNATIVE AND BLOOD PURIHtnR.
And the most reliable remedy for
Scrofua Ulcers and White Swelling.
Marasmus or washing Of flesh, Dropsy.
liberated Sore Throat, Hip JOINT Complaint.
Dark Blo,ches, or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or Soaly Eruptions. Cancers.
Weakened and Debitated system.
Boils Yellow skin, Pimplcs 10 the face.
Mercurial Diseases, liberated Sore Legs, SC.
Patients whose bodily health seemed entirely
gone and the Whoo system fcastered with the
oorruptions of scrofula have been perfectly re-
stored by this world renowned Panrcea.
In case Of eruptions Of the skin on any part OF
the body anoint with "Swaynea All healing 0int-
ment" 1t will hasten and cure the most obhti-
nate mud loathsome diseases, no matter of how
long standing. BE very particular to get the
genuine, as prepared only by DR.. SwAYSE &
Son, No. $50 North Sixth Street. philadelphia.
Sent by Express to any address.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
CiTY MATTERS.

SOLDIERS TO THE REsoUR Young men,
rushing into the exposures and dangers OF
Soldiers life, should prepare themselves for the
fatal Fevers, the Dysantery, the Sores and
Seurvy, which are almost certain TO follow.
llOLLowAYs Pills, used occasionally duriag the
campaign, will insure sound health to every MAJ.
Ony 70 cents per box. 2l4.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Notioe.

M annual Meeting Of the fAkMFRS' MUTUAL FIRE
/ INSURANCE COdpANi, Ut the Stats Of delaware,
tFefmerly Of Ail CceA HundIed) will be held at tho
office Of the Company In Wilmington, on MONDAY the
lltn. s-cond Mnry) of January next a 10 O'Clock MI
IT which time election for n Marages0 the Company
for the nsuns year will be- held, and years interest
un all deposit will lie payable. The agents of the
company AUTHORISED receive The dues Of members
list hfwhom will be found IL standing advertisement
JESSE ShAsPE, PRESIDENT
ROBERT McCABf, Secretary.
December IS 1863 dec 22Im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

Collectors Notice.

Q. 5. INIEKNAL REVENUE TAX.
Notice is hereby given that the annual list of
Faxes, comprising the taxes on Licenses, In-
comes, carriages, silver plate, yachts, billiard
tables, Sc, has been received from the Assessor,
aud that duplicates are now in the hands of toe
Deputy collector, who will give notice OF the
times and places at which the said taxes will be
received.
lu case the snid taxes are not paid within the
uno specified by the said Deputy Collectors, M
additional ten per eenfum will be added to the
amount, in every case.
O. II. b. DAY, Collector,
Delaware District.
Dover, Dec. 81, 1868. dec 20.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
10Th Dividend Of the Delaware
Railroad COmpany.

VFF3VH VI IHH HIIAWARh KAILROAD CO
NroTtcp i -. DoyRR, Dec. 2ad, 1859
~ Directors II the Delaware railroad CompHny bsld Al
WAS ad0pied No 'o''iu'o"
past sH months, less Government Tax BE- deelnr anJ
to ihe steekho diets their legal
10y Sise OF the Company at DOvs after january
i o o, }. y. ALLRR.
Secretary and Treasusr.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

l. s. FLlSr Market below 9Th, has Shaker
sweet Corn Winslow's Green Corn Canned
i,o and Fruits a large assortment of
DRIED Fruitsi Concentrated Milk spioed Sal
mon, and many other good things.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

CANTERBURY, DELAwARE.-We learn ,so, =
numoer OF men Of means have purchased lasda
az this place, which is becoming quite THRIVING
settlement. Many Pennsylvanians, aud Others
are also settling along the Delaware Railroad,
prsTemept Association.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

Ticket for single lecture 10 cents.
DRud STORE FOR SAILS, situated ia Marks
Street Terms reasonable Address Box 694
Wilmington, Del. Possession given Immediately
jan l-H
Water Rents.
The bills for 1864, are now ready for payment
To all hills not paid GU or before the 18th day of
january, Eve per cent will be added. To those
not paid before the first of February ten per
cent will BIS added. II not pnid by the first of
March the Pipes will he cut off
a. PRlTCHARD,
Superintendent of Water Works.
December aim.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

FoR CouoHs. CoLDs AND THROAT nisonprns
use browns Bronchial Troohes,r have proved
Ihelr eiheacy by test of many years. Tb.
troones are highly recommended and prescribed
by Physicians and Surgeons ia the Army.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

AN ARKANSAS PLAsrER's OPINION ON rnE
NI0aER QUESTION "A planter who came TO
Little Rock, Ark, to get arms for tue Union
home guards OIL White river, gave his ideas Of
the great question of the day as follows;
"The niger business is done up, and there's
no use talking about it. 1t don't make no odds
how good Union man one may be, he'll lose
his niggers. Ever since the war commenced,
Old Abe has been turning the serews down oil
us-frst little turn and thrn another; we don't
scarcely feel it but he keeps turning of his
screws, and now lis got to be dOgon light
Over thar in Missouri, tho Union men thought
they were going 10 come down on 'ein so snug
they had TO do somethug-and they done i,
but 'twant no use down come tho screws again,
and you see where they are. That keeping in
Sehofeld was for nothing but to take another
turn on the screw. Now there's Old Kanetnck /;
she feels a4 if she was on top of the heap, and
and she's been btaggin' What she's done but
you wait spell and you'll see the biggest
kind of screw turn down on her, and il she don't
walk tho chalk, she'll have her nsides squeezed
our. There's no use talking the things all
fixed, and wouldn't give dime for the best
ngger you eau find.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

Total military increase ia '0l l23, 400
From this last number the losses by war in
1861, beyond the usual number in a state Of
ptater should be deducted, 10 complete the e.
innate for that year. The same principles will
evidently apply for subsequent years.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

uok to your inlervslBi Call AMI eIamIno something
81 u,ssnly reeded 1y eve peisun; ten aampes ssn
nhhh bs malt ior Twety Cents that retalls for Two
nqi,sf, by I H. WoLcoIT No. ITO CHATHAM SQUARE
-" nm dec ~ tyW
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
NOTICE.

TUE uhfcribor being Auaious To abolish Concsrs ana
Exhibitions In Union Hall, oilers the two upper rooms
for rent also, this un,on Hotel. FF 'N-
dsr.ls4.. WA sTRtNpIp
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

PuRR CIDHR VIHEaAR Humphrey Pyle fas
purchased the interest Of hu A. Springer &
Co., and will sell wholesale aud retail sweet
cider white wine, picking and pure cider
vinegar, ct the old stand corner Of Front and
Orange streets, in this city. lie has employed a
practical workman, who has been engaged for
many years in the manufactures Of Germany
and Philadelphia, and our citizens may rely on
getting good articles at his store. He is determin
ed that the viz gar BIO manufactures shall con-
tain no miserabis aciis or compounds Of poison
GUS drugs We commend him to the patronage
of the public.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

DESTRUCTION OF REBEL SALT WoRKs. - Ii
appears by news from Florida, by the steamer
Blackstone, that important operations are going
on in the region of the Florida coast Very ex.
tensive rebel salt works have been DESTROYED at
ST. Andrews Bay by the officers and crew Of
the United States steamers Restless and Bloomer.
ed.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
FREE MILITARY SCHOOL,
FOR AFRICANS ron COMMANDS Of
COLORED OPS,
No. 1910 Chestnut Street,
pHlLAnElPnua.
JOHN II. TAGGART,
tLaie Colonel i9th Regiment Penn,y ivinid Rsservsi)
PKECEPrOR.

FklNEfIDN.
The SUPERVISORY CuMMtfTEt FOR RECRUITING
CULuRED REGIMENTS, with the view of providing what
the cnuntry urgently ates-nam.l!, applicants for
command Oi noured troops pftni Nr that dutyhaa
established a AiLlTAkY SCH an IA their Headquarters,
IN Ahich lNFANTLY TACTICS mi knowledge VI ARMY
REGULATIONS sre taught sTutHt Ouily
Youn- men having Hfat eonhiOu sctt1l olueaton aad
physicdiig found and pccally prpaies aud Hon-com
misGOHed 0itefs Ia tue arm desire u command
colored tT0Ia nitoa To Income students Of this
School.
Ihoso vhu already hsyc military knoNlodgs may re-
Wow IT, aud 10 pre- AIRED for immediate examination
Washington
Those who are wholly unaequAintcd with tactics may
remain until they are made pruhclrnt Ia them.
studeLtE. properly advanced, will he hoRed to visit
Camp william Penn drill aud rAln troops there and
practice Oiteers
Three Sessions will be held every day Sundays except
3D. ona IT which will hs MORT SESSION.
Bach applicant must apply To the uonultie, for admls@
sion, by a letter Of bis composition and written by
before the Committee before applications be acted
II satisfactory, permission enter the school will be
forwarded 10 the applicant
Further information lie fund In pamphlet pub
iisiud by tho eomm,ttce, which will bs son, Tree any
one at distance requesting copy II also be had
at the office the Committee, at Ihe office n ts paper
All letters addressed to either OF the undersigned will
10 promptly answered;
THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman.
- CNDWALADEk MDDLn. stcrai=sr
Il, Il. CORSON, General Agent OF Committee
No. 1910 thesnu. sirsot, rhilsSv phia
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
GRAY Hair Restored-Baldness Prevented

London Hair Color RrsIorer and Dressing"
London Hair Color Re9tOrer aud Dressing"
London Hair Color Resturer aud Dressing"
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing"
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WITHOUT DYEIEd.
This discovery for the preservation of the
human hair 10 taking the lead Of all hair prepa
rations, besides stirring the color and making
hair grow on bnd heads, ii is beautiful dress
ing, keeps the HAIR soft, smooth aud flexible, re-
moves any eruptiye disease, Itching, Sourf, Dan
drufi, &c. Many who were bald and gray have
had their hair permanently restored Only one
preparation Large hotties. so cents six bottles,
$3.50 Sold by nr Swayne & Son, $40 North
Sixth street, Philadelphia, to whom all orders
should be addressed. sep25
DIARRmUA & DYsgNrgRY WILL DEcIMATR TnR
Volunteers lar more than the bullets of the enc
my, therefore let every man see to II that he
c,rrits with him full supply of HuLLOWAY'5
PILLS Their usc in India and the CrimeA
saved thousand British oldi,rs. Only 80 cents
per nox. 2lS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

GoyERNoRs MEssA7g.-The special Mes
sage Of Governor Cannoe. will be found ON
the third page.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
Total States and
Territories.

NaANViiNot Otu1A.UOO
During the year 1861 about 277, 800 male
whites reached and passed the age of eighteen,
and 1873, 900 arrived at and passed the ace Of
forty five, leaving difference Of 14S. 900 en-
iering upon the military age. This latter mum.
Der, when diminished by the natural deaths
(about one per cent? of the whole military class,
and Increased by the accessions from immiRra.
lion, would express the annual increase of the
military population in time of peace; but
during year of war the further losses BY war
should be deducted. In accordance with this
statement, the following approximation is pre-
scented for the Increase during 1861 the total
fnraiU, arriyaia h.s... ON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
~ MI FH Il, C , oF oHANcB OF TIM STATE OF
Amos 7. Bradley and " N'i Tn N"oNiA'
Henry II Bradley


IN pnrsnanss % tie order " Chancellor In tina tovs
IN ue sept la l'6 notice ia hereby riyen h ali
pnT nsvns any len upon the interest Or estate Of
Mar5s t,om Henry a. bradley, Georre W. Bfadey
iaIla Emma Bradley, Eleanor :. Bradley Hannah Ann
bradley Francis ; Bradley Hlaa v Bredisv w.itar
nI9ey hthenda Bradley and Hannah bradley or either
-. .eih 10 NE petition seting forth tho amount and
aus OF te same in the tce Of the Register in Chan.
gerry or New Castle County ton days before the thrd
m9nlsy 10 February A. d. 1864 and 10 appear and rovs
saa Hen or liens at the ensuing this Court bsor
the rising OF the Ccur on the third day Of tho trm
New Castle, December o., isIa dec ., ,fsh IA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

X Ia RklN NJ East Second sir, et has inst onana6
" "A few more balos Of heavy mu .lins They are ~
Oh standard makes sud mueA better than hoss made
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15
DIED.

1 1asI Wednesday, evening, January 18Th,
leO4' HESRT FRlsr, aged ~ years,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

No. 81 Par6 ROW, Nev Fork, d 0 Stdtsst., Boston.
Are our authorised Agents 10 ih0se cities to tke Al.
vertisemenls and subscriptions foi the Journal and
Statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-01-15

Summary OF DAMAGE.
500 boilers and kettles, averaging one
hundred and fifty gallons each, costing
70 per gallon 1915, 900
o V bushels SAT-. at 3l6 per bushel 10000
1879 salt works, belonging to private indi-
yiduals or companies 800 600
government works, three fourths of a
mule square, with buildings TO cover
"O''e's 1000
Total, 60 oe- ooo
CONS, products. &c. '''' VI ''nHs' MA
Mr.. Blunt very in,ellio,nt and wsa,,h,
rebel, and proprietor of sat worts Du ".aisny
that this damage would be as Ssron. hla,. 81
be. 'eston would
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
From the Ne W Philadelpbia Democrat. Jan. Is.
Provost Marshal Excndy-Tht
Drnrt-The Way TO Avoid Ii.

Provost Marshal Escndy-The
Drnu--TAe Way TO Avoid Ii.
We learn from Provost Marshal Ready,
who was here on Saturday, that in Harrison,
Guernsey, Belmont and Noble counties,
much more IS being done by the citizens to
get their counties sout ot tho draft, than is
being done In Tuscarawas. He says that
committees are continually arriving at
Barnesyile from some ome OF those counties,
with recruits to be credited, and that forty.
six came in last week ths from, while from
ruscarwas but three were sent in. He tells
US further that in most instances q home
bounty Of one hundred dollars is all that is
given in the other counties.
He requests as to state that he will aid In
every way possible, consistent with his duties
to relieve our county Of the draft, and says
it can be done by . little effort on the part
Of citizens OF the respective townships 10 got
volunteers, and If they find they cannot raise
$500 home bounty, then to divide what
they have, by the number OF men required,
and 70 to work on that sum--that one hdn-
dred dollars 10 hand IS more than three hun
dred talked about, or ON paper. Moreover
the government will continue TO pay $3Oz
bounty TO new and $4O2 to old soldiers, un
ill the LIST Of March, after which 1t ceases.
Mr.. Ready also requests committees o.
soon as they obtain. volunteers, 10 forward
them on to GAINESVILLE, where they will b.
mustered In, well fed, newly clothed, and
forwarded on, and the township at once
credited. All able bodied men between x
and As will be received a. volunteers, bu
| - kaf 10 II
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
sSs~ President Lincoln's man For

ney says, "the wrctches who cry peace
ought to be cruciied.." What then
should be done with the Republican
Custom House robbers and freedom
shriekers who are sending arms, am
munition and clothing to the Rebels?
It Atlas AMI Argus.
Promote them-giye them better
officers where they can exercise their
genius on a more extended scale, as
the case with Callieott. These Custom
House robbers and freedom shriekers
who send arms te the South do so to
prolong the war, while the Admins
tration may prolong it's power.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
ry- The Dayton (O.) Empire

ey- The Dayton (O.) Empire, in
noticing the fund which is being raised
for Mr., Vallandigham, says:
"Nhst we have to suggest is, that
the sum be made equivalent to the out
fit and salary of a first class Embassy.
Mr.. Vallandigham is accumulating
honors such as no mere ambassador
abroad has ever acquired. Let us
see to it that he has the substantial re-
muneration which he deserves. The
people arc not yet wholly powerless to
confer honor or reward patriotic SER
vice."
That is very good idea. Mr..
Vallandigham is chs Enbassador of
freedom, the Embassader of honor and
moral courage, and he is accredited to
the Court of Self-respect, and Indi.
vidual Consistency and Integrity
Men of such a character, who repre-
sent the people there should receive
the most substantial expressions Of
their regard.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-01-20
Veteran Regiments.

A large number of the old regiments,
now in the field, are re-enlisting fer
three years longer, almost to man.
They receive thirty days furlOugh on
which to come home and visit their
friends.
The first arrival in Harrison county
Of these brave veterans is company C,
and parts of companies D and G Of
the 43rd Ohio. They came during
the past week. They look remarkably
well, Notwithstanding the hsrdships
and fatigue they have had to pass
through. Their bravery has been
fully shown on several severely con-
tested battle>6elds, and in every case
they have proved themselves worthy
men and an aaonor and credit to the
county they went from.
In short time we shall undoubted.
| ly have several more of the uar-
rison county companies home, -
There is company II, 18th Ohio, com
pany B, SOth Ohio, company X ant
part of company l, Goth Ohio, and
company G, 74th Ohio. These COM
panics are all veteran soldiers, ant
there is no doubt but large portion OF
them will re-enlist, and then come home
on thirty days furlough. They have
all shown themselves to be good sol.
diers and brave men. They have al
endured hard service and proved them
selves wcrthy citizens of sold Harri'
son." Now the question arises, shall
these brave men come home and &c
away again without having received
from those whose homes they are de-
Tending, public receptions recep'
ton that will not only be gratifying
to those brave men, but an honor tc
the county they went from! What
say our citizens? These men have
shown by their bravery on the d fer
ent battle-felds that some Of their
dear comrades have given up their lives
that they are worthy of all the honor.
that our people can confer upon them
Some one ought to move in this mat
ter, and we suggest that the Military
Committee Of this county 60 immedi
ately to work, and have public re
ccption for each one Of the veteran
companies that will come home during
the present season. The men arr
worthy, and our citizens should con
slider it pleasure to render any assis'
tance that may be necessary, to carr,
OUT any mode Of reception that thu
Military Committee may sesprcpcr t.
adopt. Now is the time to act.