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DROPSICAL SWELLTNGS.
DNITAL DEBILITY, ETC.
Irritation of the Neck of the Bladder, inflammation
Of the Kidneys, and Catarrh Of the Bladder Sjlan-
quarry and Burning, or Painful Urinating, Calculus
Gravel, Brick Dust Deposits, and Mucous or Milky
Discharges after Urinatiug. For these diseases il
Is truly sovereign remedy, and too much cannot
be said in in its praise. A single dose has been
known 10 relieve the most urgent symptoms Try
II. 3m No
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$50 REWARD! !!

STOLEN FROM NEAR THE CENTRAL
- House. en- Wednesday. February Sth. lS65, one
dappie gray team horse nine cr ten years old, and
weighs about 500 pounds. has not been worked
during the past wiuter and no shoes on when Stol-
ea<-ratheT thin in flesh. The above reward will
be paid 10 any person giving information that viii
lead n the recovery Of the horse. Address.
JAMES = CAME. Oroviiis.
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
I "A against the estate OF John Gardner deceased.
Viii present the me. At the Court House in
OroviIe, with the proper vouchers for payment.
within ten months from this date or De forever
barred. Ivan ORDEN.
Administrator OF said Estate.
Orovi.le, February Ilth, IsG5 4wnI5
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The Human Hair

HAS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
most scientific men Of tie age, from the fact
that close study generally causes the hair to fall of
prematurely: and in consequence, they have given
the subject portion of their valuable time irving
to invent some method to regain their lost locks:
but all their labor was IN vain, until
PROFESSOR CROCKETT,
after many years Of hard study devoted to this one
subject, has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as Rair-Dressing. will ef-
feetgally and always prevent its loss-even to ex-
treme old age.
Happily, the AMYGALINE, while possessing
these virtues Is most delightful and agreeable
without regard 10 their virtue.
The Hair, when diseased becomes harsh and dry.
and commences to turn grey. which i caused by
the nOn-secret0n. b. the capillary glands OF a pc
cnar oil. All stimulants have their reaction; and
the more the glands were stimulated-the sooner
the final loss Of the much priced locks.
The principle Of the preparation invented bv
Professor Crockett Is entirely the opposite:-in
stead OF stimulating the capillary glands, he feeds
them with the substance they require, and in turn
t9e hair Is led by them-on the same principle a
giving water TO a flower
All We viii say 10 those who are tmid about try
ing new preparations Is. that strictly guarantee
the AMNGDALINE to be entirely free from all
stinulaats. and is as harmless as flterered water
and can be used on the smallest infant. Asa
HAIR DRESSING
it is uneqaalled by any the world has yet produced
1t keeps the head entirely free Of dandruf, erup-
tion, pimples-imparting to the hair beautiful
glossy softness not obtained by any known CON-
pound. Il VIII also be found both pleasant and
useful a Cosmetique, SURPRISING cold cream and
face lotions in is effects: for chaps sore breast
and nipples We know Of no remedy that is equal
TO it.
The PERFUME
used is such that the ANYGDAJTNF will ALWAYS
retain ii. and viii not become rancid by age; in
fact, il Is perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR CKockErT's AEYGDALINE
Can be had of all Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price, 50 cents.
Ask for Crocketts Amygdalne, and take no
other. 6m-4S
September 10th, 1854
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THREE brothers named Rossman
We're drowned in Sorrs, Ohio, on Christ
mas day. Two of them went on the
ice with their sleds and fell through,
and third ip attempting to save them
also fell in and met his death.
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Tavern Stand for Sale

rENHE BUFFALO RANCH, ON THE ROAD
Il leading from oroville 10 EorbestoHn. together
with Tavern Stand is offered for sale cheap. II IS
one of tae most healthy and pleasant locations in
the State. Also. 50 tons Of hay first quality. For
further Information, enquire Al this Once, or on
the premise.
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Which is Cheapest.

To pay one dollar eight or ten times and occas-
lomly realize the object desired by the outlay
and frequently to tail in realizing it at ALL mean
while suffering continually. ncapacitated for exer-
ton or for business; or, to select at once (even
though II cost more) the article which VIII accom-
plish the object without suffering and with
out incapaeity. Certificates without number, some
from persons in high Official station, point to
one great remedy as the surest prevent
tive and cure OF bilious disease in every form.
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague. Bilious Fever, and
all arrangement OF the digestive functions com
posed OF strictly vegetable ingredients: safe for al
ages and sexes: tonic in lis action beyond all 9th
er remedies, and reaching the seat of disease
speedily and effectually. Mason i Pollard's Anti
malaria or Fever and Agne Pills, viii do all this
aud more, and the cure effected by them viii be
permanent, ordinary care being taken of the gene
raj health. Price, 81 90 per box. For sale by all
dealers in medicine, aud by
COTTON & DARRACH
Montgomery street. Oroville.
JOHN CHlrTLE,
p D street, Marysyille, General Agent.
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Porter Gold 4 Silver Mining Co..

VoRDAN HHL. BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFOR-
- Ma. Notice-There are delinquent, upon the
foiowin- described Stock on account OF Assess
meat le'i-- On the llth day OF June l>6+ the sew
er2i arR1uu-S set opposite the names Of the respec
tive shareAs ,ers as follows:
Names, CeriiFs. Shr'S. Amount
Henri Baudoia. u 200 SlOe 90
\. g. Post ..-------.7j I 90
And in accordanee a.h law, and an order of the
Board Of Trustees, Mace on the Ilth day Of June
lS64. % many shares ct each parcel OF said Stock
a may be necessary. viii be sold az the saleSroorn
OF Edwards Oluey X Co. No. 636 Montgomery St
san Francisco, California. on Saturday the 25th
day Of February, Is65. at the hour of - O'Clock
NJ. of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with costs of advertising and ex
penses Of sale.
rHoS. c. McCALLAN, Secretary
Ofice-622, Clay street, san Francisco.
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MINING NOTICES.
Butte Table Mountain Consoli-
dated Mining co.

II oCATED N BUTTE COUNTY. CALlFoR-
IL MA. near Cherokee Flst.-There are delin-
quen' upon the following described stock. on ac-
count Of assessments and in~sAlments levied up 10
January lst, l>5, the several amounts set opposite
the names OF the respective shareholders as follows
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"THE BIGGEsr Fool THAT EVER
L1vED." We once heard Of several
wives making up purse TO be given TO
one Of their number whose husband
should chance TO have the most illus
trious name. The first commenced {:
MY husbands name is William"
Then followed long list of all the
Williams whose names had been hand
ed down to posterity, commencing with
William the Conqueror, and ending
with Shakespeare. The second said:
My husbands name Is George" and
all the Georges, good, bad and indifer-
ent, were brought up as a proof her
right to the purse. The third chimed
in with Henry urging her claims as
eloquently as the rest: while the fourth,
a meek little creature, with no pre-
tensions whatever, quietly remarked:
Swell, my husbands name is Joseph,
and l don't think | ever heard of a
single Joseph who ever distinguished
himself, unless it was the Joseph, told
of in the Bible, who wrestled Potiphar's
wife; and l certainly think he was
the biggest fool that ever lived :"
1t IS hardly necessary to add that the
purse was delivered over to the last
speaker, without murmur.
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Superior Copper Mining Co.
Porter Gold s. Silver Mining Co.,

EORDAN HILL. BUTTE COUNTY. CALIFOR
se MIA. Notice is hereby given, that At a meeting
of the Board Of Trustees of said Company, held on
the llth day Of June, 1864. an assessment OF fifty
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF said company, payable il United States Gold
and Silver Coin, 10 the Secretary. ANY stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on sat.
urday, the llth day Of February, lS65 will he ad
yertised on that day as delinquent, and unless pay
meHt shall he made before, viii be sold on Saturday
the 18th day Of February, lS65 to pay the delin-
queut assessment, together with costs of adveItis-
ing and expenses OF sale. BY order of the Board
OF Trustees. THOS c. McCALLAN, Sec'y.
Ohce-622 Clay street, san Francisco.
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BE CoNTENTED.-Could people only
know, or would people only know when
they are well off, how much more serene
to themselves, and how pleasanter to
others would their lives be. Little
mindful Of the present blessings we en-
JOY, we 60 on with an Unsuitable desire
for wealth, and if we are fortunate, our
ideas so change, and our expenses in
creasing in proportion to our ideas, We
truly find ourselves no better off than
when we commenced. If | only had
SO much more lis the frequent remark
we hear, how comfortably would be
off. If ever we reach what ten years
ago We considered our maximum, it still
is, if | only had so much more. So
we 90 on from year to year, till
we grow old, and, losing some of
our pride, begin to think there is
something else to live for than the ac-
cumulation of riches. Then, and till
then, do We look back and see the errors
of life too late to erase, too true to
ourselves. always making US poor when
really rich, and destroying that most
charming trait Of character that brings
more with it than wealth can give
conteatment,-[ ["Leisure Hour in
Country Gentleman.
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Insolvency Notice.

IN TIE COUNTY COURT or BUTTE CO..
b Of the State oi California. In the matter ot
the petition Of David knoch an Iasolveai Debtor.
The People OF the state OF California, to al. the
creditors. OF David kuoch send greeting:
Pursuant 10 an order @; the Hon. W : Saanr,l
Judge OF the said County Court, notice is hereby
given To al the creditor, OF the said lasolvent Da
Nid hnoch, to be and appear before the Hon. W =
Stafford. County, Judge aforesaid, in open Court at
the Court Room OF said Court ia the town of Oro-
ville County ct Butte, on the sixth day Of March.
\. D.. ls65, at ten O'Clock \. M Of that day then
and there To show cause, ii any they can why the
prayer of said lnSolyent should not he granted.
and an assignment of Iii, Estate be mad,.. and be
be discharged from his debts ana liabilities in pur.
suance OF the Statute in such case made and pro
yided; anu in the mean time all proceeding.
against said lnso,yent be stayed.
Witness my hand and tie seal Of said Court this
lst day Of February. y D., lS5'.
J. g. MOORE. Clerk.
S. BOSENBACM, Attorney for Petitioner.
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AZ Song books in great variety. ana Military
books OF every description. by the best writer's I
have unequaled facilities. ana guarantee dealers
the clo>et attention. Send for a price list, and
give NE trial. J. J.STRATMAN.
san Francisco.
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FOR SALE

ToUR PAIRS OF NEW DOORS. 5xs FEET.
II without glass, which viii be sold cheap for
cash. Enquire on Montgomery Street, opposite
the Old international Hotel
lm-nl5 JULIUS pIPMAN, Proprietor.
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THE gray haired reprobate who called
the new ironclad Richard Murphy, when
everybody knew it to be Dick -tater, has
been convicted and sentenced to dye
with somebody's hair restorer.
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REVOLUTIONARY PArRIors.- of
the twelve Revolutionary patriots living
on the 1st of January, 1868, but five
survived to welcome the New Year.
Lemuel Cook resides at Clarendon T \.
", and does not know his age Sam
uel Downing resides at Edinburg, Sar-
atoga county \. y. and is 9S years
old William Hutchins resides at Pc
nobscot Me. and is 100 years old /;
Alexander Maroney resides at Yates,
Orleans county \. Y. and is 81
years old James Barham lives in Mis-
souri,, and Is 100 years old. So of these
five veterans, New York has three.
Doubtless, in another year or two, all
Of them Will have departed; but a new
generation Of patriots, the veterans Of
this war, will take their places in the
hearts Of their countrymen.
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MEDICAL.
CONSTITUTION Water .
The only remedy for diseases Of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL,
Dropsical Swellinys Genital Debility. Etc.

FNHE ASTONISHING SUCCESS WHICH HAS
II SitenGea this invaluable medicine renders Il
the mo>t vaiusbe enc ever discovered. Ne Ian
g1aSe can convey aS adequate idea of the immedl-
ate and almost miraculous change which II ocesS.
ions IN the debiltated and shattered system In
fact, 1t stands unrivAed a. 4 remedy for the per
nlaAent care q the nala1ies above mentioned, ana
also
Diabetes
IH.potsncy,
Loss of ahisealar Enersy,
Phgsieal Prostratioa.
fnd5gcstion
Seminal U-saksess.
Glset, Flotsr, -il5as,
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Superior Copper Mining Co.,

SUreiiOf copper Mining Co,
NOTlCE-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
y holders of the Superior Copper Mining Com
pany, viii lie held on the 10th day of January
ls65 at o'clock P. NJ, at the Office of the Com
pany in Chico. Butte County, California for the
purpose Of elecing three Trustees to manage the
affairs of the Company. BY order of the Board OF
Trustees. r. H. ALLEN, Secretary.
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Constitution Water. .

Il the
BLADDER.
KIDNEYS
GRAVEL
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A RECRUIT in Connecticut gave his
name to tho recruiting officer as Charles
Brickett Parker Haddock Twilight.
There is no danger Of his getting con-
founded with any other man.
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SeHasnGt " catReSS.
Glset, FIo,sr, -il5as,
And in every disease AIRY way connected with the
Disorders or decay of The PRoCEEAftvs FUNCFi0NS.
Persons about 70 marry, II conscious Of any weak
ness, should take the
CO. NsTITU TIoN ATER,
Whether broken down by excess weak by nature
or impaired by sickness. the unSrrung and relaxed
organization Is at once rebraced revived and bait
ed the
MEDICAL WONDER.
The STOPPING, trembling victim Of depression
and debility becomes new man; he stands erect.
he moves with firm step: his mind which was
previously sank in gloom Of almost ldi0tic apathy
becomes bright and active; and he goes flfth re
generated, conscious OF new viC0r. The medicine
reaches the CONSTITUTION ITSELF and restores it TO
It's normal condition.
Irritation Of the Meek Of the Bladder,
h.fiamation Of the Kidaeys,
-iad Catarrh Of the Bladder,
StraHsuary and Burning.
o. Painful Uriaating,
Caieulas,
Gr4rel
Brick Dust Dep3Sit
hid liuct's or Milky Discharges after urinafiaS.
For these diseases il is trulva sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise \ sin
gle dose has been known 10 relieve the most urgent
symptoms. TRY 1T in these cases, aud you viii
ever give your praise 10
{ oNs UTIoN " ATER
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The lap of luxury-a cat at the
cream-pan.
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KEEPS CONSTANTLY on HAND THE CHOI-
CEST BRANDS OF
LIQUORS & CIGARS =!

4 BEG TO INFORM MY OLD FRIENDS AND
q patrons, that have taken the st. Nicholas Sa-
loon in connection with my present establishment.
the Merchants and shall, as heretofore, be happy
to accommodate them in the double capacity al
both Houses. D. McCARTI.
MarYsville, Sept. 10th. 1864. Gmn4j
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And in every disease any way connected with the
disorders or decay OF the PEocEEAftvs FUNcrioNs.
Persons about 70 marry, il conscious OF any weak
ness. should take the
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Con srIrUrIoN WAITE

Whether broken down by excess. weak by nature.
or impaired by sickness, the unstTung and relaxed
organization Is al once rehraoed revived and buit
up. Well may this celebrated medicine be call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-24
THE NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Action Of the Fire Csmniissioncrs--Esti-
mated Expense Of the New Depart


The new Board OF Fire Commissioners met on
Friday morning at tho Mayors office, with the Mayor
and Controller as board Of estimate Of the expense Of
the Fire Department for the ensuing year. From a
rough calculation appears that the expense for the
first SIX months will be from Eve to six hundred thou
sand dollars.
The reason for such large outlay Of money 10 thai
the expenses incident TO tho preparations for managing
this department will be very great horses viii have q
be bought, and stables bnlt in which to keep these
horses and the engines Will require alteration 30 as "a
allow Of their being drawn BY horses Some OF the
houses occnped by the different companies are 70
undergo changes and wiz DC IN many waIs inprovsa
great that Of the whole OF the next year. 1t is to DC
hoped that this department will be somewhat less costly
than the old department ia The aggregates the expenses
NJ the latter for the past year having Deen aDoa'
Col 1900.
The new Board of Fire Commissioners held con
sutslion yesterday afternoon with the Street ComDi
sioDer and Controller concerning the transfer OF the
property OF the old Department. These gentlemen
expressed their willingness to comply with any suei
demand as the Commissioners might make ,
In the afternoon ChcfEngincer Decker met VIII
the Board ut their rooms. The principal business
before them TO inquire into the state oi TIE dluer
ent enginehouses.
The following letter was sent to ChiefEngireel
Oynos or rnK BoAnD OF COMMISSIONING MErRoporirAS
FIRE DEPARTMENT No. 1856 BROADWAY (
HKw-YoRK, June %, 1865
JoHv DycKsR. eco, ChefEngfneer.
sm: The Metropolitan Fire Department desire yon TO con
nue performance Of your duties as Chieff ne ne.
unla orders. iou vii therefore require obed nee &c
your shory and report to this Department any violation
thereoi ny order of the Board Z. e. fscKNEr, fres.
Gas L. GILpgRsLEEvE. Sec.
Prom this il will be seen that the working Of the de
partment will not be materially changed for the present
at least not until the commissioners have entfe!
completed their arrangements. =,
| Tie applications stin flow In The members OF th
hoard are ali the while receiving encouraging report
from the different engine companies In The CITY u ha
been asserted them that the greater part Of the pres
en force Of lremen ready 70 enlist al Tie new TIC
paYtmfDt.
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Naval Novemeats.
nROOKLYN MAYNARD.

The following Is correct clrcnlar lssnen by
Commodore T.. II. Bell. Comm9ndant II the Navy.
Yard: by recent resolution " Congress, .r'lted
a resolution 10 encourage the employment Of disabled
and discharged soldiers order has been issued by
the Navy Department 10 tue effect that In tn employ.
nent Of mechanics and others in navyyards o, sta.
TONS preference be given to such rs have been hoDora.
bly, discharged from the Navy and Marine Corps, and
especially 70 those who have been wounded disabled
in their country cause provided they are capable oil
performing the duties required Of hern. In compliance
With the above resolution OF Congress. and instucliolg
from the Navy Department, N emf ned ON the MUSTER
workmen in this yard when selections are made. q
give preference In all whatever TO persons OF
this Descriptions aud also :. examine VIII the gestese
scrutiny those now in the employment OF the Govern
ment and II found wanting In the slightest degree.
10 recommend their discharge and nominate n
their places men from tie eiass above retcrred TO-.
-. The following is another circular issued " me
Commandant Of the Nayy.Yard; AS numerous deser'
lions have recently taken place BY the want Of nds.
ment ON the pant If certain officers in granting ut"ry
ii is hereby directed that IN future no enlisted
men Including marrcs. arc 70 be permitted To go Oh
shore without tue consent Of the commandment OF the
station" :. On Monday at O'Clock y. M. tho " inoos.
ka will 20 in commission. The following ysS sU
the Yard yesterday TO take their station NJ Hed iook
near the long pier that runs INTO Gowanrs hay Men
sncton Nereas, Proteus Flag. Vcksolrg Wher
Condemned vessels will be added TO this feet ard ce
sold Mt the earliest moment possible the GoveinnrN
giving duo notice in the advertising conmns o, INC
New York papers. Capt. Carter OK the RECEIVING
ship Vermont will DO relieved ly Capt. Kelly Suy J.
Capt Carter bad command OF the Vermont for the sW
two years performing his various duties 70 the x'ite
satisfaction Of the Government. Ire Mount terhon
goes out of commission to-day, and VIII prooeDiy "
sold: she Is q very hno vessel The M&eaeon ana
James Adger srrved at the yard YESTERDAY r,ni ,hs
lower bay The Fort Jackson Is expected ny 20 day'
TIE following are the recent arrivals june - ufSs'
Clinton, Roanoke monitor, Mount sernoni yu o 10
Fioria. Gemsbok June 20 IsoGoina, Summers e. Sup,
ply.
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unchanged. We note sales Of lC1 hhds on bsse Of
about l6a0ll&c. Tor fair to good Refining Renned are
dull at 1910. for Hards.
SEEDS-The market for Clover Seed IL Inactive and
prices are nominal; Rough Flax Seed In fair demani
Of GA 81 IS per bnshol.
STEARIN-we note sales Of 800 u State Al i9c fol
Primo
TALLOw-The market 10 moderately active and
quite steady sales Of 81 600 ID at l0s di0tc FOR We'prp
and l0a0lic. for City. ~
TOBACCO Ia in moderate demand; sales OF ITO hhd'.
Kentucky ut el42+c.; 70 bales Havana on priVats
terms; LOO G Ises Seed Leaf. lid CSC.
WIIISKY-The market is frmer but BOT activei
sales Of 200 bbls. Mt ~ o. for Western.
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Our Hsmc.Eciuruiny Heroes.
ARRIVAL OF THB THIRTY-sEyENTH MASSAGE
SETS REGIMENT. r..

SETS REGIMENT. .. DID.
This galsnt regiment of veteran soA'Ierst
f. wet Brig Gen O. Edwards commanding. arrived ~
tn battery barracks yesterday afternoon at ocloek
with 30 men. 20 officers and 100 veterans, Snose uale
has not ret expired. having been transferred 20 ie ia
Ness.c6n se.ts Regiment his regiment belonged 70
the bird Brigade Fist Division and Sixth Army
Corps and return home with as honorable ree2ra ~
that Of any or .sniza'io h,t entered the HELD upo!
arriving ct pier No. |, North River they we're received
by Col. Howe agent for tie Eastern state ana wee
conducted 10 the Pi'tery oarro KS where .ney Wy
immediately furnished with oiar.er. After d.anec
thoy suppiei with 400 basA Is OF Strawberries,
bushels of cLerre sid quantity Of vhor.
tlebsIries-suppie' ~ order OF Cot vincent coyer.
sgert for the State OF NewYo.k. Five hundred pllgt
Of eco Furnished by the Sanitary conmiss'on) were
also distributed among tho mer.
The following is a list of the officers:
FIELD ASD sTAyY-Brevet Br- ader O. Edward, IN cou,'
msnd Major, A. Hopkins Surgeon. J.. W. White Asis;aIt-
Surgeon. Chsfle. iacie.; Adn'ant, s. r. Nichols; Quar-
fIss ovrioraa-co. Ayis. Lieut. John W. s,oas~c,!.
ff ySs. CO. cFr., Lieut. Tsyos sseOhl ,sns
Julius II Reed. G.. D-Capt e. L. tdw 1ds. Co t-first
Lfa5 W Leu. e. M Fl xso s co. g. Ie
T.ylo Co. css@ppsy; fi, i.s, Lis2' ASsI
hoau. Go. K--Cspt. George b. Cbandey. !
The following seine Of tho principal battles in
which they have been engaged; tlist trederick''
Funl stown, M. RapyahanDock Sstion; all TIE bat,
ties Of the Wilderness; Snotsyania the siege 81 re.
tersbare and the battle Of Sailors Creek tho last pre-
yious 20 the surrender Of Geo. Lee At this battle the
37th took prisoner Gen. c. ". 90 Lee. bis staf na 40
men. Gen. Lees sword is now b, AS a trophy IN the
regiment At the assault VI Petersburg, April 1868.
these brave boys took three guns ~ prisoners aDde
ba,tlc.hag.
The regiment left for home Mt - O'Clock, by rail via
Hudson. Pttsied. aud Springfield 10 Gallows Island,
Boston harbor. where they will remain until l-d IT
aud discharged. TIE regiment will be received by the
citizcns at Pitshcd aud Springfield as they pase
through today. In their march up Broadway to the
depal Yesterday they received a Grand ovation nom
our citizens all along the line. I'D.