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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18
Obituary.

CAPTAIN EZRA NYE OF THE COLLINS LINE.
Ezra Nye long famous as OF the flrs captains OF
the great Collins line Of Atlantic steamers, died at New
ark, N. j., yesterday, at noon.
Captain Nyc in command Of packet ship as
early a. 1929 and was thcn known as skful navigator
He made his first reputation about 1885 by the unprcce-
dentedy quick passage Of fourteen days from South
ampton to New York. The Independence was for long
time called the presidents European messenger from
the that of her sailing days being March she
invariably waited for and carried out tho Presidents
message TO Europe. Captain Nye was even then known
he could sever be seen with topmast s.uddngsai
aboard whether by SO doing no could head bis regular
The last racket ship commanded by Captain Nye was
the Henry Clay, Of the finest vessels ever built On
leaving tins ship he became connected with the Collins
line OF steamers He obtained the command OF the
steamship Pacific and was the first TO make the passage
between this port and Liverpool inside Of ton days-a
II was while in command Of tho Pacific that Captain
Nye rescued the passengers Of the wrecked ship Jessie
stephens OF rival line. II December 49, 1854
six days out from Liverpool. There was heavy sea
running this tmc-t blew perfect gale. The jessie
stephens WINS watsrogged and on The point Of sinking
As may be readily supposed from the rivalry existing
between the companies which coniending for SD
prcmacy the Atlantic, no light matter for Cap
tain Eye 10 turn aside from his course On course,
as a man OF proper feeling. there was no al
tentative open 10 him but TINT OF saving his pershins
fellow creatures at oil reasonable hazard, ana
at whatever commercial risk There IL, however,
such thing cheerful and such thing NJ reluctant
aid Captain Nyc did not hesitate for moment as 70
the course he should pursue. As the ship was
deserted and there suspicion that she might be In
DANGER hc gave orders TO steer straight 10 the spot that
her real position might be ascertained Nothing, GER
tany could well be more hopeless the situation Of
the Jessie stephens and OF her crew-few things loss
probable considering OF the weather than that
any effective assistance could be rendered TO them
Captain Nyc, however had heboat lowered down, and
the brave fellows who manned her strained every nerve
10 approach the wreck The running too high
for hom the obliged TO return and confess
themselves fairly beaten by the power OF The elements
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world the only perfect Dye; harmless reliable instanta
neous. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Cedar CamphOr,
for moths. Sold by druggists everywhere.
HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston.
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" To TIN kDiToh VI Inn hh"nhD'
In the article In the HERArD OF Tuesday morning one
or two committed, which please allow me
the spare 10 correct was mentioned officer Of
tho Vera Cruz while the fact Is only asubordinaie
In the stewards department Tho OF the steward
not correctly given II h Joseph Gouden. wish
also 10 call ~ the unrcmittng excrtons Of Mr.
GOulden He Was Kind 10 the under him. and, with
the captain nrst mate shaw and all the Of the
steamer every exeron for saving the passengers
and baRrage and making those rescued ns comfortable
a. posslhe The third cook was also very prominent,
EDWARD o'LArGHrIS.
YONG Anrfi II. 1900
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buy Miller's Hair Dye-Natural, Du-
rabe. Large 70 Sold by Druggists Depot u
Dey street.
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DIR. BickneIl's syrup.-Demas Barne
Co., q Park row, supply all with this great che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

COrns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases Of the Feet cured by Dr. zACHARE 700 Broad
Way
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Orrs & Macnaughrs spool Cotton, for
sewing machine and hand use unsurpassed
ALEXANDER KNOX. No. o Pine STREET N. y.
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Ballard Hou.c. Richmond. Va.

All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd.-
Drawings, circulars and Information sent
J. Il. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street, N. Y.
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Marrt68e ma Cenb1ey, IN lily OF
Warning for young Also Diseases and
Abuses which PROSTATE the Vital with SURE means OF
relief In sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. sRILLIS HOUGHToN, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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A.-Finest Ready Made Clothing In
Amerca-Gents', Youths Boys and Childrens, all quite
equal to custom work.
BROKAw BROS g. Lafayette place,
And 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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Evcrdelrs Wedding Card Depot, 3Os
Broadway, N. Cards and Note Paper In elegant style
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Cristadoro's Hair Dyc-The Best ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail. also applied, at NoS
Astor House.
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A.-ROyal Havana and All Legal Lot.
terry orders filled. j. CLUTE, Broker, l76 Broadway
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Howe sewihg Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE J President go broadway. Agents wanted
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FINANCIAL.
~--~~-~e>~>~-~~-~>~~-e -.1el,-,~se~,.-.-.>
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

iVREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
L ArRIL 10. 1866
hereby given that the Assistant Trcasursrs OF the
Unite states at New York Philadelphia and Boston, and
the d, sgnated Depository at baltimore have been in
annum and after May !. 1866 from which date all
hcstes landing and unpaid win carry four cent In
said LIST da May and until further notice, sad
ssant Treasures and Designated Depository will receive
such deposits, and Issue therefor Clearing House cern
Gates payable demand legal tender notes with interest
II. MCCULLOUGH, Secretary OF the Treasury.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE
n opposite Mott street. New York. allows six 90 cent
interest TO dep0sors free of tai Deposits mae or be
fore April 20 draw interest from April Deposits from 81
TO $500 received.
(lITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
~ NO. 80 BoWERY, CORNER or CANAL STREET
FREE FROM GovERSMENT TAX
ON ALL SUMS FROM FIVE TO FIVE THOUSAND
Money deposited now or before April a. will draw
Interest from April
Bank day for the reception aud pgymsn. Of
day and Friday evenings from TO O'Clock.
GEORGE FOLSOM, President
JoHx J. CISCO SON, as
NO. 81 WALL STREET, NEW YORK,
RECEIVE MONEY ON DEPOSIT In Cold Coin or Cur.
rency allow the Of per cent, per
annum daily balances subject to check ut sight.
Issue Certificates OF Deposit bearing interest payable
demand
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper.
Execute promptly orders for the purchase sale OF Cold
Buy and sell Government and other Securities
mission.
Make Collections on all parts of tho United States and
Canada.
JOHN J. CISCO,
Late Of the United States Treasury In New York.
JOHN AsHFIELD CISCO.
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GOuraud's Oriental Cream, or Magical
BcautiGer. "Mcrctricious, certificates needless. G0U
RAuD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP cures pmples
frecklcs, eruptons, moth tan and all skin blemshes
his depot as Broadway.
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A.-Itch, Itch.--swayno's Ointment
fails Cures letter salt rhcum scald head, all SKIN
diseases Sold by DENAS BARNES 4 CO., u Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

A Certain Preventive for Cholera May
be found by using HOwE'S HYGENIC DROPS. used ex,
tensyely 1850 without "single failure" Sold
BY all druggists. DUDLEY 4 STAFFORD Wholesas
Agents, 50 Beekman street. New York. 5. u. HOWE Pro
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Hill's Hair Dye-5Oc., Black or brown
instantaneous Best cheapest Depot IS John street. Sold
by all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

open the reception OF guests newly and elegantly fur.
nshed throughout the most desirable comforts
and and its proprieors will palms
10 merit the patronage Of the travelling community. 20
M. ID. MAINE 4 CO.
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A.-kangaroo and Seal Skin Boots and
Shoes for Spring We offer 10 customers new
article Kangaroo skim, imported only by our house
LORlN BROOKS SON, a. Broadway. cor. Howard IT.
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At Simon CamachO's, No. &6H Broad
way, TRANSACTIONS made the Spanish, French Por
tuguese Italian and Engsh, and legal documents carefully
prepared
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for the wuKrY uxnArD must be handed
before ten O'Clock every wednesday evening lie cir
cuation among the enisrprsins mechanics. farmers,
merchants Manufacturers and gentlemen throushouttbe
country Increasing very rapidly Advertisements In
.ered In the wKuxr, HrnsID VIII thus b. by large
portion u the active and energetic people Of tho United
States
People who have Cat their wise Teeth
ne tOZoDONT. and al Who % wlipg q teeisr "
ali 6ont that n 4 tts mot psrccl aud deig1uuI
hing fer the teeth hsy ever dpred brush into.
Addrea.-poiIak q Son. Mecrschaam
manufacturers sn Broadway pear Fourth street. Pp-s
cut 20 order, boiled. mounted aud repaired
A.-vsniiis Bssss. In ossnsit'es 20
/ Dyafs, shs Esssual OLE A. " css,us ske-,
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Pratt & Butchers Magic OIL.
or ali the cures by Nature sent
None can excel this liniment
For all Ills caused by pain or toll
Try PRATT a BUTCHER'5 MAGIC OIL.
For sale by all drusgsta. Price 50 cents
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A Reliable Remedy

A Reliable Remedy
for e1peing with young children will be
found in Browns vERMIFUGg CoMFITs Worm Lozen-
ges which pleasant the TASTE and child will refuse
10 take them.
The combination Of Ingredients used In making the CON-
FITS such give the possible with safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

Splendid Spring styles OF Hats and
Taps at WHITES BIS Canal street. opposite BrandTeth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

A Great Discovery.-Life,G Growth, Beauty:
London, = Gray Hair Coorb 49,, "Restorer."
sLondonv "IIar Coor' baiuneSs "Restorer. !"
"London', HAIR "IInr Color'r "Restorcr."
'ondonn Restored Hair Color' Trc'oh'eo Restorer.
Sold by druggists and dealers In Toilet articles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

A.-BOOty and Beauty. .
The largest assortment Of BOOTS AND SHOES In the
city for ladies' gentlemen and children jo0d articles a low
prices, at s75 Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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Desiderstum.-Perry's Moth and
FRECKLE LOTION Discolorations, called moth patches
and freckes eecuay removed by nsing Perrys cee
brated Lotion Prepared by Dr. b. q PERRY, Dermst9o-
gs 40 Bond New York Sold by all druggists In New
York and elsewhere Price g. Call for Psrrys Moth and
Freckle Lotion.
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stoddard's Cholera Specific,

sure preventive and for Cholera, Cholera Morbns
Darrhoa Dypentery. Summer Complaints, Pains IN the
stomach and Bowels, &c.
Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-18

T osr-Os riIg urH 1857 a PAfR % GOtD EYE
~ slassss The hu1Hr ~ii ir rrHArlni - sefE ifrn
a. y, Nesl Ihlfty sfth street
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The Best Issue I'm Twelve Months.-See
FRANK LESLIE Of Thursday next.
wonderful Example Of American Ge-
MUS In FRANK LESLIE's this woek-rhursdsy.
wheeler a. Wilson'S Lock stitch Sewing
Machine and Buitonhoe Machine e25 Broadway
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Thanks 20 Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing
SYRUP, we have been relieved from sleepless nights 9
painful watching with suffering teehing children
gives MOI only rest but vigor and hesththe little feos
will wake up bright, cheerful and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN
Cabinet
Thlrty.hve cents bottle.
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\ osT-Os MONDAY. APRIL a. a EKAL nisG. ~
returned a. gaLe A HaeE " aud ~ firth nfrrYr "a o
fa yalus 4 ihe rng viii b. pi reward Ani 40 qurs
t0ns asked
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uKwAIiIBs.

A ffHERAL nEWknD giyEN roR EItuha ~ ~
a Inlafaa sn1 Ii.a4uf AtnE. llal FuuaHf fIfalrg
81 in atarf zen hlitsn v Fsafth sifost Algy 81 =.
Nrai Frsru street.
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7 Osr-FKoM y PARE AVENUE MAR rffnrY
IL siih street. Or ssnAay Apnl % BE- 80 Ter fsf
rfr Had ilafs snalrilfI Nollsf cd 4 s1 fr ~
tar plate i've dollars reward Nl d. for
be faturn ~ iie atoTe naultsf
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OsT-OS SUNDAY EyESIsG OK A SECOND AVE.
i a. % fsahsnrd d9pia e-fri rstrni ieyrr
Wsfrh. Tobias 80 tnasr. sill ,. "a an tie bsrf tg
whh 60 rersrd viii be- pad and 90 questions asssd - '"
ID Basss. ~ h0nnrD.
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OsT-0s SUNDAY rnE isTI. nETWEEA ~ rfiif.
rla rtur.h MuIfHrfF street. shf NHFffiHT Tisre.
oval olf hrsrrst Tho andsr in - suitably reuafe y
isssag t.s safna az i1 Wsrrflsy piso'.
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\ or or UrnsED-Os TnE NtsWf - THE
zih ~ Hsr.l tas Gro 80 Nf1sdsaf elrf tf ~.
k0a Iiseurre teriGrsa No t5f 80 re tnatHf tfsDt
shaFss csfu1 ~ " - g. e1s hggtsnt 20" share.
affir silver NJ ff f ~ IT. 41ft Isfiri -
ara standing ~ nsfas of D-ta iast Ar9 faff a. efti
Asis fsf lHaifa lilI saafrs sfh tfi 90 'sfasa
far ffr stafrs 80 ~ ufh afr fr 90 rsuH 1srny,
isrrt 9 anf s-ni.f % " ta1. = n u hitfaahl 80
Fff n frfffr - trt. ~ - 70 - y th1 - IHf -
inrdfr4 fuI shares eaa ~ hs ffaiff rlfff nf 'aHn
psny ~ ssr Ypft ssus1 ~ ard fariiG o. 80 ran- q
81 B. fnrf.fa afnHlrt AffrI aNYaf lHf I'm
ffsf ftasnnf f1fsri sior9yn ~ ratf AZ Arfg
fr ff1rf nf.llafas taf So fafqH "a WaENrf la f~n
strfe and 1sfunlts atFitf ~ fgr rHs lftur so
rr4sff gfsa i1 ang gns n VII bfns 10 aafns -
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NOTICE. a. RIA AID. TnE BAY HDkaE MAI
y va s,si ~ Mafrh Ii ~ ssai w.. hsffs ttl.
frart ald ahlI SPAWN in tt alf1 Az gre fimk
irrst lssf ~ 80 rrfrT ~ ta hefta 30 o. 80
tl# ste1Fs reward a. ~ fcts aifsai
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7 osr-NoNpAY EvEsIsG. COMING ny TuLroi
ferry and fifth stage o. fHfnft arouDd firs
and Thlra avenue. h.sunlc B.dgg ggi ani gid 1ss
valued hsrp1ns Their fuii value VII - f 90 tlc .
rrturnir gfing information icadng n sn
err q. n DAIls fAnry st9re "a fllf afenun.
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1866-03-07

other-when either of these were issued, we had
salt and rice with either fouror meal, principally
hour-the least quantity issued at any time that
lrecoilect, was a lb. -four and 4 pint sorghum,
or if bacon, about quarter of pound of that
sometimes neither rice nor salt. We had what is
called complexities, some spiders or skillets,
about two skillets and one camp-kettle for each
mess of ten men to cook in. We had had these
kettles and skillets two years. don't know the
amount of Quartermasterx stores at Salisbury
while the prisoners were there. I don't know
who shot Lieut. Davis I think the person who
shot him belonged to the 6Sth regiment
don't remember what day saw the body
OF Lieut.. Davis, it was in the forenoon-I was not
on duty that day. saw the body from the para
pet-the dead line at the place was small ditch
the large ditch, spoke of, was cut after this
event-1 don't remember that the officers had
been quartered at any other place'in the prison,
than the one have described, in the north east
corner. know that the dead body was that of
Lieut. Davis from hearing SO from the officer,
and from the prisoners 1 only know from what
they told me-
The Court adjourned to halfpast seven o'clock,
this evening.
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RALEIGH N. c., WEDNESDAY, MARCH &, 1866.

y d.
don't know that Maj. Gee made requisition for q
large lot of lumber to build shelters for prisoners
when they first arrived in Salisbury in October.
l don't know how many of the saw mills on the
W. N. c. R. R., were at work while Maj Gee was
in command of Salisbury
Q. Did you ever hear Maj Gee complain of the
want Of supplies of fuel furnished the prisoners
This question was objected to by the prosccu-
ton on the ground that declarations of the priso-
ner unconnected with acts and not going to quail
ify acts are not relevant.
Decided by the Court that the question is rele-
want because the declarations were Immediately
connected with the alleged act of neglect.]
A. have heard him complain of the scanty
supply of rations, furnished the prisoners during
the time he was in command. heard him thus
complaining frequently during that time.
The Court then took recess until this evening
at O'Clock.
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SEVENTH DAY.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2Sth. 1666
The Court met pursuant adjournment-au the
members present.
Col. ]. F. Hoke again took the stand and his
cross examination was continued.
From Salisbury to Greensboro is about 80
miles. We marched the first day with prisoners
about miles-the second day II miles, the third
day we reached High Point, making about 10
miles and from there to Greensboro, the fourth
day Ybut 151S miles. The prisoners were
marched because of the want of means of trans-
portation on the nilroad. Twas under orders
from Gen. Bradley 7. Johnston.
@. Were the prisoners capable of marching 70
Greensboro, when you started with them from
Salisbury?
A did not notice the physical condition OF
the prisoners sufficiently to enable me to form an
idea of if when they came out of the prison.
O. How were furloughs granted to the troops
at Salisbury?
IObiected to and the objection sustained
o. State fully whether Maj. Gee neglected q
attended to his duty, while at the prison?
IObjccted to and the objection sustained
DIRECT EXAMINATION RESUMED.
can only tell as to what I heard In regard TO
,nmber heard there were 60,000 feet ct the
prison. 1The size ofthe guard-house erected p
january was here described by the witness The
lumber was got up the road. As to the siae O
this guard d-house it is mere matter Of memory
with me.
The men we're expected by the Quartermaster
to cut two cords of wood per day. lido not know
that they Gid it. There was one train SET apsft
by the Railroad Company to haul wood e
not know the number of cars In this train.
When made requisions for supplies and tney
were not filed, Itook NO official action, put
raised fuss with the Quartermaster occasaona'ly'
By THE COURT. Aes5
7 don't know by whose orders the guard-ncuso
was erected. 1t went up suddenly in about svo
DAYS, and as it answered my purpose askeo NO
questions. -
Dr ". H Howerton sworn-l am 80 Year, "
oae and live in Salisbury. Was on duty as Sur
ceon in the Salisbury prison in 1854 Went there
IN ,,tober. and was relieved some time in fepruar
or March. 1865. was there as contract surfcon-
There were or 10000 prisoner, who cana e
october and left about the last of January or =
February. When they came there, those tpaa
were brought from other prisons were = ~
bad condition, while those just taken were y -
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-12

1B~ We STATE for the information Of those
who may not know the fact, that the Orphans
Court is authorized and ready to bind Out
such negro children as may be brought before
them. Many have supposed that the negroes
have been turned out wild, by the act OIL
emancipation, and were amenable to no law
but it has been decided otherwiseby the Court
Of Appeals.
We would also state, for the information OF
those who have accounts against deceased
persons, that the Register of Wills is authoriz-
ed to put probates on such accounts, as well
as Justices of the Peace
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-12

IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETING.-On Monday
a large meeting was held at Frederick, Nd j.,
for the purpose of maturing measures for
building railroad from the District of Column
bia TO the Pennsylvania line, by way of Fred
erick. The meeting was organized by calling
James Whitehsll to the chair, and appointing
Col. John A. Steiner secretary. The object
Of the meeting was briefly stated by Mr.. John
Sifford. Hon. John S. Garlic addressed the
meeting, advocating the enterprise, and a
committee was appointed consisting of David
o. Thomas, Frederick Schlcy, John Sifford,
v. S. Drummer, Joseph G. Miller, L. j. Bren-
gle and R. II. Magll, to draw up memorial
to the Legislature praying the passage of an
act of incorporation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1866-01-12

TRooPs RAISED DURING THE WAR-MARY-
LANDS QuoTA, Ere The Secretary of War,
has sent TO congress a table showing that 2, :
653, 662 men were raised in the loyal States
and Territories, under the several calls for
troops, since the year 1861, Of whom 2, $780,
o4l are classed as serving three years. The
total number of men raised in Maryland was
40, 73l, or, reduced to the standard of three
years, 40, 892 volunteers. Delaware raised
1851, of whom 10, 1853 were for three years
The District of Columbia raised 80, 003, or "a, :
653 for three years Pennsylvania 366, 1926, OF
267, 553 for three years New York 400, sos,
or $50, $50 for three years, and West Virginia
1882, or II 500 for three years.