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RESIGNATION OF hDJUTANT GENERAL
READ.

ALBANY, August Is, 1901.
1t IS understood that John Mcrodish Read, Jr Adjuant
General OF the state, as resigned, in consequence Of III
health resulting from his unusual abols dischargng
the arduous duties Of his Office
Governor Morgan has rendered The appointment, to Dun
can Campbell, Assistant Adutant General who declined.
The Office is now rendered by the Governor 10 military
officer OF distinction, who is At present in Warrington
Colonel Nutin aud Captain Iga W Aajaswor,h arc ap
pointed Board Examiners the competency Of volunteer
officers under naw enrolment.
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UNION NOMINATION FOR GOVERNOR IN
MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, August is, 1851
Tn. Union state Convention nominated Augustus G
Ira ford as candidate for Covrnar Of Maryland to day
lie IA an unconditional ad uncompron.ing Union man
=. a.ip an. re'.sO'e a. Goycrior Hicks
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NEWS IRON GEN. BANKS, ARMY

SANDY HOOK, August 10, 1851
Everything is quiet up 10 this hour at Berlin sad
Point Of Rocks. Eumors Of skrmishes last night have
been current, but they are unfopndcd. No unnsui.I
arprohcnsons exist Of rebel attack in any force from
that
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IN General Torters report, published In Wednesdays
HERALD, by Geographic or typographical error, the
Thirty ninth New York regiment Is mentioned as having
noby stood and returned the ERE Of the enemy FOR fifteen
minutes after the marines and volunteers right and left
OF them, had been forced TO fail back. This credit Is due
to the New York Thiry-oighth. There no Thirty.
ninth in the battle.
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MEDICINES
sMYyfs1E!s4,, .T LIE Pills.

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Maine Election.

= We have returns from, n towns, which ,givs
Washburne 90, S4S, Jameson s,l5l,- Dana Z, 2O6,
against last wears, Washbprne q, Oa1, Smart
(lem,l H,674, Barnes (Bell Everettj ass.--
washburnes majority in these towns is 6,9S3.
against 1909 last year, decrease Of 59s The
aggregate vote in these towns this year will be
about az 600, and Washburnes majority from
II, 600 to $4,000. The Union war majority in
these towns is ,2bS, and will be in the whole
State about $4,000 i a5Gw ,s9sfs 4iadt soagst
The Legislature 10 largely Republican, altho'
there will be many Union Democrats elected
jointly by Republicans and Union Democrats. is
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Ex.s1lnister wright (sr the Admlnletra:

= INDIAHAFoLls, Sept. 6.--Hon. Jos. 4. Wright,
Ex- Minister to Berlin, arrived home on Saturday.
He was greeted ut the Depot, BY large crowd
Of citizens and escorted to the State House
Square, where he was welcomed in patriotic
speech BY Gen. pumant. J. 9ss.sesa. ~ =,
Z Mr.. Wright, 10 response, said be did not come
to talk about parties or political platforms when
the institutions Of his country were assailed--he
had nothing to do With them. The Constitution
must be preserved, snd this great rebellion put
down. He would sustain NJ. Lincoln and his
administration ineyery effort to uphold the Gov
this % ssFs e. people IL
for this country, Hrst, last and al the time. and
TOR prosecution of the war TO a successful ter
iminatlon, and for such purposes, would put forth
every exertion
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z sIssi.l e e.. nsw YsFk !. rap g =

aWAsul1usIaasso s, Sept ,s.-Ths Sanitary. Com
missioner has strongly urged upon the War De
psr,ment an increase Of the Hospital acc9mRo'
dsiions, 10 the extent Of 5000 beds filled up.
i The dsfsication Of Parssr Gallagher amounts
10 over $780, 900, only ts0, 900 Of which j.
likely 70 be recovered. ~ -..,ls.., gfae7 80;
There was heavy canpopsding this morning
In the vicinity 81 our lines, and L vas rumored
that the contest had commenced, but there 10
nothing reliable sta,,..;,,,es - !
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Arrest or Another Traitor ana Spy.

Z ALBANY, Sept &C. s Rowne, Of Key West
Fla, was arrested at Cooperstown last evening,
Oh charge Of treason. 4 large number Of letters
were found on him from the South and papers
Of an impursnt character. Alter the arrest an
effort was made 10 rescue the prisoner by his
friends, the resolnte behaviour Of the officers
prevented the accomplishment Of their purposes.
The officers Will leave With their prisoner tor Fl.
LAFAYETTE oii{t4i hiA1tfiIl Il Eet6 DUE a1's-5A
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Russia friendly toward she Union.

i Russia friendly toward she Union.
+ WASHINGTON, Sept. S-The Russian minister
had an audience with the President on Saturday
and read him letter from bis Government on
American affairs, regretting present difficulties,
and says it Is animated By most friendly feeling
signed by Gortschakof. i'5aa siafrbssse
q The Tribune's Special says, Court Martial at
Aiexlndra has sentenced thirty soldiers to lie
shot for various offsnses, ,i6a bd '2a z
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|.q Tdsrarss Mosios. Sept .Avisitoraa d ~,
bring the cheering inseliigenCSe from WAshfnIIt
son afia !efDesads movement Of i3esussea )
II ie yell understood tia, he7 ,ssst oepsurs
Wasn,ngton, Or his army suffer disruption by
Ne withdrawal 6ftroops 70 tie INVADED Gopfsd.
crate States.
We have no authentic information Of Je6
DsviSs death,
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BALTlxoRE, SIP. 9.-Yesterday p. M, two or
three rear cars Of train containing detach-
ment Of Ira Harris cavalry Of New York, un-
der Col, Fitzpatrick, yere throgp from the track
Of the Northern Central railroad, near -Cockeys.
vile, through the criminal carelessness of the
engineer. -Four Soldiers we're instantly, killed,
aud seysral wounded--7three mortally. The en-.
GINGER, on seeing the result of his carelessness,
detached his locomotive and FASTENED to- the
soldier: sred !, s9 ess they ss 10 ds.. ds
him In
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. eystaesysrIlp, 70. Sept Nv are ipdsttsd
"a Sc eprisspo e Chg s. Loais pss'0 Sa
for the following isemE stuIt.l
AAops one handred sPd tventy1dye ~ The
wounded 10 the h9Spital IN this p!ace we're sdls-
charged 10 DAY. aad NilI leays fSI home a soop
. ~ a9nal.ness cent lyon kS!la arfiss ns!e
gAs ssE.iadsf q sss Esgsssd p eSs es,s
81: e oss sssaSs e
fosnmrS me tk.s tbs Uphold fever has BROKEN ont
4 heir Ae.pisA., md sh.if dsasbs .a'onns y y
e asu pi fs s Is !. rs.,psss.d Y i
non, sspsuisipg and elg.nilssg fos bola ana
yisoroui sfIsrt n6sthvard. ~. y,;saiti,,ss 8. ,ol
there ers syssious fsmors about Price md
Raihs having taken m Spots, and Defeated Coz.
Nootaoplsry, and csptnied I'll his stores, AIMS
&c, and taken nearly IN his command, hmseti
AMONG The rest =. prisoners, bat they nssA gen.
Sas Jackson IN H, sedy1 ss .s arrived
here . sa.y, bss bic la'Ofe n0ysMenss, are W,
known. tssd
Z sa. Ions, Sept e.--NesN Murphy; nanibsr Of
the 6rao Of TerDest d Co, Linn Oresks Camden
eoauty, now ID this sisyj reserved ahviess laAt
night of their store beinss robbed on ThurstAy
bya sbsnd of one hundred aud City aeeesaiDnists,
headed bysa preacheR named Johasen, o. LANES
Prairie, snA property 10 the amount Of one hum
drsd, Thousand deslans earned OF Col AcClsas
~, another imsmbeflof TIM 6f,ny lie at ,Je6erson
City, In command Of = regiment If q. D. troops
The 6em also owns two steamers. running on
0sags n sr, one of which tho robbers seized
but as the river il too low for naxigitionsit 10
thought they will destroy her. bsa bfe
\ The ,pJst-master at Osceola, st. Clair county,
reports when be left news had Just reached
there of : fight between Gen Lanes Kansas
Brigade and ! body Of rebels under Gen. Rains,
in which the latter were completely souted, with
3 heavy loss and Rains taken prisoner. sgssi..
Gen. Price, WHO xas At Osseola, credited the
report. ,ya- Rsbrroa OF 3gas has 5elga
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Anxiety I'm Ke,, lucky.

LoUIsyiLLE. Sept. S.--Cunsidersble anxiety ex-
lists on account Of the occupation of Hickman
and Paducah, BY the opposing parties, which has
been increased by the absence Of news from that
nm .rfor To dev 80,
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NafrSyv Kseaveao,f Cart ,ssronx.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ~ dispatch from the
Chain Bridge says Capt.. Strong. of the Wiscon-
sin I'd, had : marrow, escape this morning. He
vas at picket duty three miles in front Of our
lines on the Virgins side Of the tiyer, opposite
Chain Bridge. Being mounted and in advance
Of his men, be was snddep!y surrounded and
taken prisoner by secessionists composed Of
4 infantry and 3 cavalry After taking him !
short distance to the rear they demanded his
pistols Thinking this his only chance 70 escape
tors; then putting spurs 70 his horse started for
the camp Oh fun r,,n. The remainder Of the
party fred upon him, one ball passing through
his canteen, another through his coat, grazing
the skin, and third through bis left cheek,
passing out Of his mouth. Nevertheless he made
his escape and Is In csmp this p, m ready to en-.
ter upon his duties. Capt. Strong fought brave
" at Bulls Run u 4io A
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LUMBER.

~. we -honw sd
Ndnsfactsrsrsdnd Wholesale and Retail Dealsrs Sss
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, & Square Timber,
Once on JeGgsoo Street., nsas the orosuiag Of B. H.
f-g,,,-.-I,r Railroad, Burlington, Iowa. gs-l7s; s
Occupying yards on both ddes Of the B. II. T. Ran
road our fAptiss r shppng Lumber Into the country
cars loaded In our yar saving 70 The pureAa
Or al os By breakage and expense Of hauling
passed p aay deaaess in tie city, ,ls .la I.i,sg
3. D. RAND, f@ WIN. CARSON
Burlington. Ipwa. tnov 9Gl '8l Wisconsin
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Another Governmens Defaaiter. /
WAsHIssFoNa Sept. h-Purser Gallagher Of
the Washington Navy Yard, is defaulter for
5000, COO. It issad that he lost the largest part
in the Lotteries. r. s,s..--sii...,sI s.g
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NEw YoRE, Sept o. The Marshal has In
,structed transfer agents of the New York Cen
trail R n. Of this Gitys net - transfer any more
. stock standing in the names OF southern owner,
is!.Iot 70 pay any dividends to such holders.I
ID The Posts. special says that four, Rebel regi.
spenis gre spcamPea on the greek near the Pc.
tomsc. .t,aasr aaus1gg ,ynt..vy
= The rebels are surveying another field intend
I ing 70 tortily It. New Notifications are being
dsrected at Baltimore. The Goyernt Attorney
ief Maryland, Is accused Of being rebel symps
thizer a. pa hsf taken - steps % cpn6scste the
properly 81 AAryl.naers known 70 BE- in, she
rebel AIRY, 81 ;. $50 "a, = Se''''si'N
M.jjor Alexander has escaped from Fort Nc
Henry. ..;.E - ~ =
4 Baltimore seceasionists are wrathy, because
Government has prohibited the wearing Of se
cession emblems ~ "a
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Bank ,0tasenaens.sNeyrell Releases. -
NEws Yoak, Sept 9.--Bank ssatemht--De
crease in loans. 81 1928 4l; specie, $S 2lO sss;
deposits, II, 844 ,S49; increase In circulation,
e54. 400 .tIam19iFi ~ ~ jaDi3stHSA
Thirty. FIVE thousand dollars was, taken at the
Sub Treasury to day 10 small sums 49,
Mr. Serrell, Who was irrestef with bank d
England notes ii. his possession, supposed TO b
on rebel account. has been released. Us -. ~
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ESTRAY

~ SMALL DAY H0RsE-alx YEARS OLD. D "a
ship, Des Moline. County. Iowa, July s 1851, One sa
bay morse vt hina ssss shs, and snip Cd ths nes
1eppssd tobs dr. ysars Old iase spring rsssA sssors
0chard Tshot, j. r, q apPssssd p n,ty Dstlass hy
Absaham Miller, Janes sIavsn and Henry Stalker. July
ssn. A. .. sSi, dvAH LAHss, Clssk v,s- Cosss.
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Isiilsm tsuoo d isiss issanoaas ~ s,eaHs4ove
| S0i3r1q soAs9 sass uaGs 5ai - .sads bnE
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lM oEWEN, MILLARD d Coz Z
400, r-,a a..1 e...l ~ .sio yI9ys ,s'jsyA
j. CITYaPLANINQ MILL. 4
ss'l Lover Main Street. BuaLno,oi. Iowa. .
Ho uee Builders, end Manufacturers Of
q DOORS, SASH. BLINDS AND kOUxDxNeS.
Flooring, Siding, Timber and Wide Lumber Dressed. y
ScrolSavins and Turning dcneto order. f. ~ 19'
Farming Mllla, Bee Hiyss. Ia, ~. s7las 'p7;1 -
AZ Wright Work9'd Nin EnniaR;so. i, =
$500 We keep on hand ~ ssT ma 6,s.ea
L9nhes. ~ 9nt fsusS SkvSov
J. E.'svs.s sso.xIllAlD. ". ). sossusos.
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HAantsDuR0, Sept 9.--sGov. Curtin snd Stat
left 10 visit she camps of the Pennsylvaaia 70.
serves at Washington, to-day, to present the
AsRs ordered By an act Of the Legislature. liia
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Sd if1id.7 ibWholesals Dealer 10 sil hoCW
Ready Made Clothing.

CLOTHS, [ASSZkERES, 81 zZNATZS, VES9Lk0
fAIL0R's Trainings AHD alHfs pulsIss,Ho GOODS, Ill
Western b -rcuauts would can the stertion of thoss
Visit ns ku,llston to, assuring them advshce TIT ~
prizes VII compare lAvorably With Easssu Btu, and
VIII durncate any Chicago or 81. Louis Invoice
o? er, .~-, g. r. aRIsHaABN
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siuia11y a..s.sw ,stits1san 1Ius - oI'ssa
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How anxiously and confidently have they pre-.
dlcted this dsyl How they ,ionged for lis com.
ing. In the essential 4ntAgonism Of their insti
tutions 20 oars,i and In the adherence which
they EEL 10 that syssem Of government which
gives thS Aoaors aDd fortunes OF the earth TO thc
tol.ng milheas shscars sehsrarchitectsi Of both,
how s'sdiy would each one Of rhsm this da,
inscr,be upon il these words; " IN memory. OF
the Ktess flepublic Of the United States, isysdsd
BY Washington; destroyed by Toombs, Tsiggs.
and Floyd Whes > rveoeds for hxusnisy ssaa,
would b
FegeyFtsssna = DO sst sssr4 bSsa ~
10 painfully pFeent b AZ ssiuds tAss BE d;sIoY.
y which Y ioaad - or midst, ,espeeislls Ct
Wsshinge0n, nd h Vie bossef states, has Been
fruitful soasSs II 6sssstss ed, N discourage.
ment from the very beginning of this upiortu
nate struggle. ftiS evf mas assctned proi 81
tons OF such magnitude that lie correction has
becsda 6pSsano0R dDsy apSotat. Sart sf tkese
charged With the administration Of Government.
Its .prevsssscsa 6Hs teen nartsd by sliI sbSsc,
sreachsriee and excuses which have been it's
whaling characteristics in other lands and in
ether tmea ,giss9H 30 eissAiodW
Next TO the worship Of the Father of our
sP'nes. the sr.ndest and the strongest sentiment
OF whicosoo<s nation - nusce 6Sih5es r the loye
OF our country. When that sentiment has been
corrupted IKE "a arch from which TIE he ystone
sas been disp.acsd, the vhelss usrsl chsrueter
sosns 70 tumble in ruinA The public md the
private YseeEAey oftesitovs and spise. nth ,,.,..
snc .erAle tsk ben vYuched TORI by I'll, hiaso,,.
~ Anessd y hasg grown into prosesh that .sSs
90 so sao viii oetrav his country will bsstsS hi.
$50 threat eppaaase.l He will betray hi.
sns Of his bosom sAA sAilapss pf. his ioins..
suppose eAne 200 lived In ona af shoa, .,s,..
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.eerHoIr .&sa,1ez a.s.x
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prom kentucky. I.

LouIsviLLE, Sept. 6.-Hon. James s. Jackson
issues spirited call to morrow for Regiment
Of Kentai kya .eavaity, under 9suthority Of the
pniie6 States. for the tbree years or during the
waro5 Re states the soa Of kentueky has been
va anu lnYaded. noitRiualEo sidl .gsI; i
FRAsKFoRT, Sept 6.--Nothipg important
trahspired in Legislature. 'Ay-D =,
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IA eaT--S.ea NH yz.z a.. XIII aAxwS Z
q bas,sxio rpraiaas 2sit aoa.. ssiaAs 10 eo9i
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.ssrdfsr II " all - .sast issqs srsnEs l@isxai
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1861-12-12

W Some astonishing disclosures
have been made in Congress in rela-
tfon to the occupants of the w ashing-
ton Jail, and the mode of administering
justice in that city. 1t appears that
every colored man found at large is
taken up an fugitive slave, and put in
Jail, and sixty of those persons were
found. incarcerated on cold stone floor
many without shoes, and nearly all
without sufficient clothing, bedding or
nre, half-starved, and all covered with
vermin, and some suffering from con-
taglous diseases. Numbers of these
are free-born men, some the slaves Of
rebels that nobody knows anything OF
now, some army servants, some fugi.
tives from Virginia. One member Of
Colonel Brodhead's Regiment wa.
found incarcerated in this pestilent
place. 1t seems that when a man il
put in Jail at Washington that that is
the end Of him, unless some Providen.
tial interposition occurs. Mr.. Hale in
his speech said that it costs about $l75
even to begin suit for relief.
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luton would have been rampant all
over her land. But how is it with us
One year, or thsreabout, has elapsed
since the breaking out of the rebellion,
and in the face of innumerable difficult
ties and almost insurmountable barrier,
we have raised and equipped our force,
met the enemy, and now the Stars and
Stripes floats to the breeze In seven Of
the seeded States
England readily sees the growing
power of the Government, and she
would glory in its downfall. She stands
watching the two combatants, the while
claiming to be neutral but it is the
same with her as it was with the two
boys who were fighting, and the third
one standing by, being evidently in.
terested in the termination of the fray,
urges on one of them with great energy,
giving him the benefit of his sympathy
at heart, which encourages him to
"pitch in" and do his best. England
is to-day thus aiding the rebellion, with
sincere hope that it will terminate in
the overthrow of our Government.
The powers of Europe will eventual
ly learn one thing, and that is that this
Government will stand to commemo-
rate its natal day, even though the
hearts of the whole eastern continent
should turn against them, so long as
there sh6 remain vestige of Gov
eminent on earth. No power in exis-
tence can can obliterate our govern.
ment and the institutions thereof, ex.
cept that power omnipotent and omni-
present, which first instituted its crea-
ton and establishment. Q. NJ. s.
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From the Washington Republican of Saturday.
The New Instructions to Gen. Sherman.

From the Washington Republican of Saturday.
The New Instructions to Gen. Sherman,
We are glad to learn that on Thurs
day Adjutant General Thomas sent out
instructions to Gen. Sherman, in Beau
fort to take possession of all the crops
on the island-cotton, corn, rice, &c.
ON military account, and ship the cot
ton and such other crops as were not
wanted for the army, to New York, to
be sold there for account of the Gov
ernment; also, to use negro slaves to
secure the crops of cotton and corn.
and to erect his defences at Port Royal
and other places on the island.
The instructions, so far as negroes
are concerned, carry out the intentions
of the original instructions under
which Gen. Sherman started on the ex-
petition, and which were so generally
approved by the country. They seem
to us to be, in all respects, eminently
wise. 1t is better for the negroes to be
employed than 20 be idle, and in this
case their labor will save valuable crops,
which would otherwise be nearly to-
tai loss.
BY the laws of war all property Of
the enemy, public and private, is for.
feited to the victor. Whatever is
spared, is spared upon considerations
of clemency or policy. But what the
Government here directs to be done, is
rather the saving of property from des-
truction than the confiscation of it.
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CAN 1T BE POSSIBLE ?-The N. Y.
Post says "that while Massachusetts
men are periling their lives in the field
to put down this monstrous rebellion,
Massachusetts, snobs are paying obse.
quious attentions to the leading con.
spirators and rebels. When the moth.
ers of Massachusetts are praying for
their sons, and success to our cause,
the wretches who have caused their
anxieties are drinking fine wines pre-
sented by Massachusetts citizens, to
our utter defeat" 1t is understood
this refers to Injuries furnished Mason
and Slidell by some Boston sympatiz-
ers.