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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
TDY JOSEPH HEGEMAN AUCTIONEER
ID Friday February Is at 10 o'clock M, at the cer
EDwARD scHEECK, AuCrfoNEER
NJ Peremptory sale OF
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FTRNITURE,

By f. r d. scnENCy, this day, 18th inst at IL
their sac-room l BroAdwaythe above elegant
rst Household Furniture in part OF elegant
Suits covered atn danask brocate and
plush superb Lakewood and gilt Cabinets with Tables and
Egees elegantly carved rosewood EteSsres OF new and
rosev BHe carved OAK dining Chairs In
reps and leather; carved rod sBedeads, marble top
bureaus, washstands and Commodes, rosewood and ma
hogany Armotr Glacc elegant bronze and marble Manei
mahogany Parior, Chamber and Dining surntue,
The Is exhibitor and win DO positively sold
without reserve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

cyrEAMER LONG ISLAND LEAVES JAMES SLIP
y every day a. 10 r NJ for Baylis Dock Great Neck,
Sands Point and Glen Cove and tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays extending the trips TO Oyster Bay Loyds Dok
and korthport Commencing Saturday, Feb. 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

kEW PUBLICAVIONSs
MILITARY TACTICS
M Published BY order q the War Department
INSTRUCTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY.
Prepared by Board of Artillery officers vol limo " o.
WAR DEPARTMENT. March 9, 1860
system OF instruction for Field Artillery prepared
Board Light Artillery officers pursuant 70 orders from TINS
Department. having been approved by the President mere
with pubshed The information and government Of the
All exercises maneuvres and forms OF parade NOT
embraced in this system, are prohibited IA the Light Ars
JOHN v FLOYD secretary Of War;
HARDEE's TACTICS
Rife and Light Infantry Tactics exercise and
nouyres Troops when acting Light Infantry Ride
men, Prepared under the direction the War Department
BY Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W. J. Hardee u 8. A. in
Vol schools Of the Soldier and Company. In
structons for skirmshers Vol I-School OF the BAtta
lion. u 10
CAVALRY TACTICS.
Published by order Of the War Department First part
School OF The the Platoon and Of the squadron
Dsnoupted Second parSchool OF the Trooper: Of the
Platoon and OF the Squadron Mounted Third ps-Evolu
uonA Of Regiment Three yols lsmo. - 70.
MccIHLLANs BAYoNEr EXERCISES.
Manual Of Bayonet Exercise Prepared for the use OF the
Army OF States. By George hcCieian
First Regiment Cavalry 2. Printed By order Of tue
War Department One vol. Svo. u -
Copies above works vi be seot ~ man prepAd on
receipt Of the price By the Publishers. xo .x,.,.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

r,o rArLoRs AND CLoTuIKRs.-PUBLIsHRD AND
l now ready the spring and summer Repou OF Fashions
for 1884, by VIM Glencos az Broadway publisher q tns
for practical cuttng style OF garment 70
by actual measurement combined with proporuons
Apply 70 VIM. GLKNCRoSs az Broadway New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
RESTAURANTS.


A NOTICE To GEtTLEMEN DOWN TOWN VINO
n wish 10 take cheap lunch Call nj sPENCERS, No.
Corandt street, Broadway. glass OF Ale and
Ham Sandwich for six cents. Plea Oysters, &c.
TapLy puorF-Ar SIX O'CLOCK. SUNDAYS AT
Ave. wish get eood Dinner for Is CENTS To-
cluing ont OF care, call 81 16f Broadway fnvae PAT
forp ariea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
THE BALL SEASON.

IGHT GUARD BALL-DRIvERS or COACHES WILL
set down their this evening with their horses
loading Irving place Fifteenth take
IA reverse order. BY order JOHN A. KENNEDY,
General Superintendent Of Police.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
UNDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrIONEER.
IN EIEGANT EAnnIE H0QGK

Tor SALE AT AUCTioN-0N SATURDAY MORNING.
February l6 at 10 O'Clock the stock and Fixtures OF we
grocery and Liquor Of Water and fear streets
in the city Of Brooklyn also Horse Wagon ana narn.ss
For particulars inquire OF T. BoiDE q w. ~ 'u''"
Etf got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

vfEHRy GREEN, AuCTIoNEER DRY AND FANCY
III Gcods-1his day at loy ocock, at the auction store,
J9t william street quantity Dry ard Fancy Goods,
osey Cloves Rbbons, Clothing Dress Goods Yankee No.
TONS Jowery, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
4 w. MERwIN AUcTIONEER
"A. BY BANGS, MERWIN CO. Irving Buildings 59a

A. y M BkSgs H AEsT2SsF e. Irving Buildings 90.
Friday evening Feb 70 a. o'slock
jecs embracing Paris editions and including many
illustrated books also collection Of Conges
siousl documents, &c.
uC1IoN S9 e RASEISes EESsAy
ss in s an. s.ss s the sssas 'af asy Fl
miy after RAphse BY Rosenberg Lsndscapes hy Coates
BY Hansen, 4e Also ans line and mezzolni Engrayinss
S sIs
cents e asss Ao at 2 SSock preeey Is barrels Es
Of whom II may concern
uCTIoN NOTICE; -ALARGE AND VALUABLE AS
a sornent OF geneel Household Furniture contained In
The house West olsion street comprising mahogany and
also one rosewood Panodore Pier Glasses Kitchen and
morning sale The sale viii take place Friday 18th
mat, ut io's oc9 glos " IN, ,rourou .,.,onoo-
A ucTIoN EorIeE.-BURSHAM's FURNITURE Ex.
,ure boxed and shipped 70 AL parts OF the worL Large
ture stored.
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF TOBACCO AND sEGARs A
GRisJALAh auctioneer VII SELL on Friday 18th
OF Tobacco Wrappers and Filters Also l domestic and
imported OF various brans and qualities BY order
4 ssIcNEL's SALE OF sTooKs.--CHAMBERs 4
"a FMRGIIILD auconeer , win sel thus day. at their
the Carbon Run Improvement Company, shares Of
the sreen Ridge Improvement Company George T. West,
Assignee
DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCrIoNEER.
- Friday February 10 a. 10 o'clock ~ At tn, central
e sss o HousshSd Fanas sois
Te,es i Dress sg sSfeau Chairs. Painted Enenson
bic Mattresses, Crockery Glassware velvet Brusa"ls and
Plated W are Boots, shoes, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
DRY GOODS, sc.

A STOCK OF DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTH
N ing Boots and Shoes wanted for which
cash viii ne paid the In real estate securities in
Guiding improved farm in this State Address Western
box 1856 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
A RrIrICIAI. TEETH-oNLy IS FOR BEAUTTFUr.
"A and substantial Sets pure silver on fne gold and
plsna $25 Single Teeth, 81 Teeth Hed and extracted
without the ieast pain Artificial Bone Filling ~ cents Al
Eleventh strceta DIR LUTHER, Dentist.
4 RrrFTcrAf BONE FILLING FOR pgCAygD TEETH.
"A put IN while soft without pressure Pr pain Aching tes.s
shells be filed with by - discovercr AMES
PEARSON, NJ d. Rooms $50 broadway, above Union
square, north side.
NARH PATRONS ARE GUARANTEED SUPERIOR
~ Dentistry, based upon sk and experience at one third
less than ordinary credit prices Beautiful sets ARTIFICIAL
Teeth, warranted in every respect A. 70 ~ each warrant
Dr., LUTHER, Sem Dentist
nR.J. G, KENNEDY HAS REMOVED TO iss BowERv,
~ three doors below Spring street. where he continues 70
insert his beautiful feke Teeth at unusually low prices
Whole upper or under gold from SIS silver
from 81 Partial gold from ~ each tooth sill
from ST. No charge tor extracting temporary sets
when permanent acts are ordered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

CHEkIFF'a SALE--SEWING MACHINES, 80
~ CHAMBERS Il FAlHCHlLD, Anctionccrs, will sell
this day. at " O'Clock at northeast Of and
Howard street. quantity OF the Barthof Sewing Machines
for family and manufacturers work all Of their different
styles of Machines, cabinet tables also an
the Office Furniture. Safe, &c.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

&C 400 FOR SALE, HOUSE no. - 0Rqa a,, I'D
Fifty street between second Third 5000
remain Also Lots i2d street between second
and Third avenues Apply 10 NJ ~. UNDBkHfLta ~ DE
ancey street. N or address box 5f9t Post Office, N u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

ceO EOn FOR BALE, THE PROPERTY NO; ll9
DJ.OUU. Crosby street tive and ball story. All tne
modern improvements Brick stable attached entrance on
Marion street Apply .. LAWRENCE q East fourteenth
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

LrDwAHD LAMBERT 4 CO.,
IL IN LIQUIDATION, $500
HALF A MILLION OF FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS,
70 be sold the shortest possible ie an average loss OF
roper cent
the trade The silk dcpar embraces Of
toc rarest distingus styles many which
c.usveiy confined 10 this house.
The stock consists Of
NERINOs, eHAWLS. CLOAKb,
vELoNs, EMBRolDEREs, LINENS.
CAsHMFREH LACES, GLOVES,
DELXiNEs HOSIERY,
including large Silks pey yard
fully rely tbat the above stock win be sold
at average loss OF ~ per cent
EDWARD LAMBERT co,
AT Broadway
In liquidation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

EMBROIDERED COLLARS,
IL SITS AND HANDKERCHiErs,
Al half price.
REAL LACES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
Greatly reduced
7zg Bro adway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

' - ASSf9NEE's SALE OF FINE FuhS.
HENRY H. LEEDS co VIII sell A. sq1son on ta mnsr
Walker street By order the assgnees the entire stock Of
st Glass consisting Of Ladies' and Chldrens Mufs, Co.
cugs SC, OF mink SID ian squirre rr.neh save &C
and CARS together One assortment Of Sleigh Robes Of
various dcscripuons without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

ANEW YORK COUNTY MEDICAL sooIETY.-A
special meeting OF this society will be held Al the College
Of Physicians and Surgeons, Fourth corner OF
Twenty third street. Friday 18th inst at IL O'Clock r.
In relation 70 the death Of its distinguished
H. s. DOWNS n b.. sec'y. Ii. D. aULKLEY, Prest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

MoRTnAGE SALE II. hurley AUCTIoNEER
Az WIZ sell this day nj O'Clock 444 Canal street, mar
ps Top and other Bursa sofas Sofa Bed mahogany and
o.her bedsteads, per mante and bar Classes enaneed
uesses Feather Beds hookeas Wardrobes Washstands
h hacks Curtains Cooksovcs mahog other hairs
yards Of Brussels three ply and other carpets. Ocioths
needing &C. To be sold without BY srfer OF
JOHN HILDRETH ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

lUU Orchard In Monroe county, to exchange ior
grocery milk round: also s acres valuable
timber land, OF oak and chestnut. nr groSn six mes r9
Milford Will exchange for New York Brooklyn or Jersey C
property We these lands free from ncumorsnce ana
give perfect titles We never leave these lands Win
Trading dcpots he sold by like all worthless lhnas
We take purchasers TO for themselves Also oo @ ~
actual settlers At low prices ana ake
part cash Apply at ts2s Hudson street. near 'rove or ~
4 trcct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

4 ssIGNEEs SALE OF s-CHAMBERs
n FARCHILD. auctioneera win sell this day. at their
ROOM street. 2I0 shares capital
the Carbon Run Improvement Company and 5 shares Of
the Srcen Ridge Improvement Company George T. West
Aesigu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

Friday evening, Feb To- at O'clock
Private Library valuable standard Works various
ject embracing Paris editions and including many
ard illustrated books also collection Of Congces
sioua documents, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
SALES AT AUCTION.

Il WILLIAMS, AuCrONEER
X VIII sell NJ auction Friday morning nj lOs O'Clock
of id, O. e Millinery and Faacy Goeds with assortment
MaI.s sk Hats trimmed; ribbons VeIves Hat Frames
several show Csses; Household Furniture CARPETS
nDf"s BEDS, Mattresses, Looking 3issseG &c
At 4l4 Fourth avenue near Thirteth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

M p9 sn AucTIoNEER WILL SELL, THIS
m"m - Nassau street. Household Furniture Comprising
ra e sd anu magaay Paror Suits push bro,
rors 1urkb p Ssnt,e fables bookcases Carpets Mir
lea SETS dressing Bureaus washstands Bedsteads
pan,tn ansses hair Mattresses gas Chandeliers OF
ranilngs by celebrated artists Hatstands A. the Whole
forming an assortment Well worthy the attention ~ bnos
be highest bidder for cash y ps"psony so'" "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

WIN WRITER'S AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL, THIS
w day, at 10 O'Clock at 81 Cortandt street the entire
Furniture &C. Of the above bote parlor chamber dining
and kitchen Furniture also oar and Bar Fxures also
the Furniture Of ladies' and emen dining saloons also
large quantity Of Silver and other Sale positive and
peremptory, by order Of PAsCHAL LEONARD Attorneys
Brown. Sale positive and peremptory for cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

tSAWwhSROKERs sAIE.-B LEVY, AUCTIoNEER "a
hall "a street. win II this day II O'Clock 100 six
anu oer Dresses Shirts shawls Quilts Boots Gaiters
H. barnett ' nAe' ioois' oc"ery a. ny oroer OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14
CHERIFFS SALE.-SEWING MACHINES AND
~ sEWING MACHINE MANUFACTO

CHAMBERS FAIRCHIIaD, auctioneers, salesr0oln IFS
NASSAU street vii sell on Wednesday, February u, a ID
ocfock at No IS Gold the Bathof
sewing Machine Manufacturing Compeny, consisting Of
steam Engine lathea Machinery large number finished
and unfinished Sewing Machines and at the Of said
Of wing Mschines Safe ONCE Furniture &c &C.
JOHN sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-14

n GAFFNEY,, ,AUCiIoNEER-oFFICE 40 BROAD
way, will sell this day Thursday, l4th fnt
r H., the Stock and Fixtures OF the Grocery Liquor
Store No ~ West hrec consisting Of general assortment
nlture.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-08

Read what NJ Ruthpcl SAYS ofthe Gfantnbrrs Niedi.
Cines, hr u, aphy,irisn OF extensive prActirr, apd
ono oithc most succcs,fal n the couuy lrumbulD be-
which he frtidtsi
"rhs rorufut hat have used the GtantnbrTs 4, D.,
and Murhal's CathoNgon, sold hers BY }, u, G., ioh,
son, IA my practice 10 MY vutirc sau,f,cuon. They
are good mcdiyingN nU, q. W. nVsuNgLL.n
naulord, Trumbul CO., o., Alarth :, ls5l,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-08

Female tuegplauties 'weakpest, Uterine disnl,cc.
mont uud an iocal utriinv diyuhieF an constitution
al touhcs Al women are entirely cured BY the Graec
ouheW MaHhans Uterine tathoNyon,
10 this connection, Riu hcscLVF,tsHsT Of the Rev,
Nrury Mard neec her, ia lsusu TO the Peodls, page
Rb tayst
~ have nine tiJctaaDd siNet,inlsps, and fourteen
female cou'iut ul meuied, aud s dclicas sud atluT.
Amtd the tmucntr ctWlr of my IN ruds sud acnhainr
ancef, cauuoi rneaN ten warird ladies hCru in this
century and couutr' Who acc pfr'ecth hcghhN'
IN eases, hoWc,rr where The Gpetutrrs Catholic.
on has been used, We most SAY that heahh has rapdN
takeu place ot ditcaae, nnd ladies have become
robust tirvur, iErFous Hud hCHhlN.
Mfs. Glrsson. 81 Elmlrn, ta}ts "Nrautful, Indeed,
isthe conutiuF, UustinE mature of WOMAN boz how
much docs it need 90 BE- protected by WaichMlness
that viii lead her iu time ot jscats Co appea io a
mrlical advlfcf Of scisHitic cjucauou, moral vorh
. and purity Of fChrrtctrrn
Althc,s may be secured by addressing the Gpefcn.
heTy company,
lam Methodist clergyman, Myhscu hu Gid,
ached 10 Witness tho feeble hsuth Of NUmenes have
tTANoledmv rirsnt preaching the gospel thank God,
however thatl have alltheie diseases give nay
10 tho GrarienbcW Marshslf ltrrne Catholicon,
whefcverit bas heeu used, Rev, fEfER SHARP,
Ridrvay, Michigan. foTRefy Of Wvs's-n s,ats,
For sale by puRe,s6 CO.. n. n. snyler. rimu
a. hall iawehi ~. 2, Naios, Gr'en Spnne8i Nm
Riniugeb Alucai d lio1nar G 90, MyCuirhcnyills
and hy madiclnc tcHlcfs thrnnshoui the state,
"a a. hiNGSiIN flryclhd
us5.iY, Afea' lor uho,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-08
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

4 Neneyolcut lnuitution established hy special I'm.
dowmenl, Cor the keNerofihe Sick uu d Distressed
afflicted Wsth Nuulchi aud Epidemic diseases, rad
Hant.
MEDICAL AnNiCE given FFaiis, BY the Actins
N'Nr wFeon, 60 all Who appb by letter. with desrfp
ton Of their eondion, tage, occupation, habits OIL r.
No,l and in eases cfcatteme poverty, Mvlcincs iur.
nishod itre OF Chsrgn.
NAttAnLE REfORrs on spcrmatorhua, and
other diseases Of the seAual Orfans, aud ,ut the NEW
REMEDIES emnioysdin the hispeutafv, sent 10 the
addicted iu sealed letter envconcs, tree ofchaffu Two
eT three STAMPS Tor postage will be acceptablo
Address, nR, SktLtlN UOUGurON, Acting
Surgeon, lowaH Association, No South Ninth 81 +,
tmadcphia, Pa, Hr oriet of n,a DIRECTOR
EZRA ,liEARrWkLls Pfcfijrul
Csc, fAtEVlutu. StcfrtHrv. tyt2sIV
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-08

Woit Ncafotd, Coshortoa Co., MAY "a, 81,
Nj u, o. kina,lry, Sif,--l have been selling the
medicnut nf the 0,uV'ruhrTg Compshy Toe he last 10
year,, and have Invariably found them 60 give great
sattactton and tho pills have toh 90 gFsat maly
tpuihes us regular 10 the.T teaand cohee, and with
my trade they have become asanle article, Marsha. .h
Uterine Iathohcnn is medicine that has done great
aaouHt ct good 90 female ditea,et tine lady / sold
t 20 told me hhe had rrceiNrd mctc hebcht tam one
bottle than Shr did from lopr coufe ofmeieal treat
ment by thr most sA,liNl phyNciaul, Your, uuh.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27

"ONE JKyYERsos DAv1s.n-Such 10 the form
of the indictment in the case Of the privateers.
men now in this city awaiting their trial for ri.
racy. In the olden time the indictment ran
Moved BY the instigation Of the devil.n Now
It is ION pretence Of authority from one Jeffer.
son DAVIS" and most certain he is . good sub
stitute for Satan; for no other individual has
ever done % great an amount of mischief in the
world. According to the authority Of Milton,
before the creation Of Adam and Eve the arch
fiend had organized srebelIion in Heaven and
being cast down to Pandemonium with his angels,
he sent out his privateers on = voyage of1dis-
covery over space, and subseqsently landed hins
self in the Garden Of Eden, in the form Of assr.
pent, and by his wiles blasted the hsppines Of
the newly created iirst Pair 10 Paradise 'sintro-
aucing death into the world, and all our vo.n-
In, the same way jefferson Davis found the peo-
Die happy and contented, under the best foru, Of
leoyolnmens in the world, and he resolved 70
destroy Il, and set up black dominion Of HE
own, preiering. like the arch rebel Of old, 70
!" reign in He'll rather than serve in Heaven.s-
IN, 7. Herald, tFse slll ~ iisi 5eolssy aisls g
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27
spies ut Washington.

Of the causes of the disastrous defeat
E,nasas vas doubtless the thorough &c.
mre Of the Rebels with movements at
agou, by means Of spies. Mr.. Raymond
BIO the New York Times of the effects
iE.irfax Court House by the flying Seces
roa EZ &
discovery was made by some significance.
Howell has had the Typographical En-.
nuier his charge employed for severa
EfFepariug very minute and accurate
sais portion of the State. 1t had been
n to a very high state of perfection and
srtcularly valuable from the fact that nc
aaps Of this county have ever before beer
AieW Photographic copies of this map
made few days since for the use of the
apartment and OF the officers engaged in
Eenent. One of these maps was founl
lamp of the Palmetto Guards. Oh course
only have come there by the treachery
person holding responsible position il
Eminent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27
FAIRrIELD, July %, 1851

II cAiRFIkLD, July 20, 1901.
lBlroR;-ln this time of gloom it may
Eaiss to note the fact, that at Demo
bounty meeting, held in the Park, at this
ea,urday last, one of the speakers,
B hen, announced as his position-''Be-
G'i there pledge myself, that during this
asaa.iOu, / will not vote for any member
arss who will not oppose the war, and
Hnslf to introduce articles of impeach-
,ginst Abraham Lincoln And Mr.. D
uH Of your city, made semi.justifcation
sssnbardment of Sumter, because, as he
fhsd been brought about by "Yankee
On the part of the Government. The
Psa Of these gentle men and others, were
fshOut violent and denunciatory.
snseting adopted most infamous batch
fNlutions as the platform Of the party in
400 County, and directed their publication
Des Moines paper. Also instructed their
ess in the Convention to be held at Des
p TO morrow, to urge their adoption by
SOdy, M. Negus has gone to represent
|,iih Of this county in that Convention. II
/; TO be seen whether, on the oath Of July
have the hardwood to proclaim SO bast
an Des Moines. 1t 10 very clefr th'
s,of Saturday could not to-day, with i'm
ne repeated in this place. In justic
FGi Democratic party, it should be state'
b speeches and resolutions referred to
Erih the open condemnation of numeros
matayal men, members OF that party boil
(ss Place and throughout the county.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27

y CoNTRABAND.--Its strikes as that the Bulls
Kun experience calls for n revision Of the last
General Order from Washington with regard to
the negroes The marked batteries which dealt
death to our surprised soldiers were mainly the
work of slaves. The formidable entertainments
whence Rebel re endorsements were continually
vomited'upon our lives were constructed by slave
labor. Our soldiers go into the battle weary
with hard work; their enemies meet them fresh
from repose and gentlemanly leisure. If this is
to be war of masked batteries, can we afford
to prohibit the entrance, or even the continu-
ance, of " contraband T" within our lines? Can
we afford to give our enemies monopoly of
diggers and shovelers without pay If it's our
aim to treat the Rebels rs gently as possible,
the true course would seem to be to keep wholly
away from them. They would doubtless prefer
that-[N. Y. Tribune
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-07-27

WHAT THE REBELS PROPOSE TO DO WITH THEIR
PRIsoNERs. Attorney General Benjamin has is
sued circular Of instructions to the rebel Mar.
shals in relation to prisoners Of war and per.
sons captured at sea. The following are the i'm
portant points: ser lsot.
First-All: persons captured at sea and placed
in custody OF the Marshals, at once to be con-
fined in such manner as to prevent their obtain
ing any information which could be made use.
full to the enemy.
Second-All persons captured on board Of
vessels, whether armed or unarmed, employed
in the public service Of the United States, are
to be considered as prisoners or war. All per-
sons employed in the service of the enemy are
to be considered as prisoners Of war, even shen
captured on unarmed vessels not employed in
the public service of the enemy. Persons cap
tured on private unarmed vessels, ard not EN-.
ployed in the public service Of the enemy, are
not prisoners of war. ss.& az a
Third--As soon - the Marshal shall have re.
ceiyed into custody persons captured at see, be
shall make out list of their names, rank and
position, and submit one copy thereof to the
Judge Of the court and another to their captor
or their proctor, for the purpose of designating
snch "A are to be detained as witnesses.
Fourth-After separating those who are to
be detained in confinement 70 witnesses, the
Marshal will at once deliver to the commander
Of the nearest military post al the prisoners Of
war, and will transport to the frontier and place
beyond the limits of the confederacy, all such
alien enemies % are not prisoners OF war.