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DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN JEPPRRsONIAN
GENERAL. EONAITrEp

party ~ been Asior ell by the rauu and c5riup
ton OF quSs who claim " be the lea us II ths d..
mocrscy, ar who have sscrih I'D II for indiTidud
gain until chaos has taken poasessior Of order Ani
regularity; ard the p'ople btipg heartily tired "a
we rule o. dem,gpuoS, eJrruptionsts and poltlef
wire pullers, IL has become ,ssary tha, deuad-
cratic organization should be formed based upoa
true democratic principles and
where's Tie a'd democrats Of TAnmany
and mozart III ais have organized themselves into
close c'ip,rAtons, repudiAting the finfl amen,al
principles upon which democracy u founded, OF q
iust Al d tqusl representation u the people In tbs
councils oi the democracy, and have adopted pr1n-
cpes u Variance with the true development u the
49, ensth OF the Democratic party In this city and
rave sacrhsed u TO i1 opponents for the srstihos.
ton ana vlndiciveness OF ciques claiming to BE- the
lead, III OF the EN- crazy, gnoriI and dosing Their
e'rs 70 the voice OF the people aud
Wherta,' The said organisations have Jecoms
ioten 70 the core 10 consequence Of the frau 4, per
peuated by thtm-the sci ing out OF democrats tho
denial oil popular representation Of the people Ip
making party nominations therefore, be |,
h'toltu, That the object Of this orpanl, Atom In
10 perpetusie the true principles Of dam cTar,, IA
allow the people their rights by their true reprosen
iaiiV's independents OF parry oliquea, aud 70 wage
war against corruptionists and public plundererSs
u nomira ate and elect men Of Oh .racter nte1ri,x
and ABILITY, for tihces within the Rift of the Daooa
" restore vice aud economies admiuistra,io on n
, ivy govtrnineni' and n reduce the buriessome
Mhes IN posed upon the people by the iecklsas
'qnanre'ing Of their money by eff ias
Res lyed, That we will sustia the Coa.tituao,
o. we htsd Sites, aud tue rght of the people
restore the Union Of the States, and that we will IN.
mold Al sustain the administration Of the Royarnl
nent therein ~ long a. II pprsue@ just aud con-
Nituiiona cuur ~ n attain that end, and ths pro-
lection OF the lives and propert, Of the ci,i2 ms Of
thee titeo States wherever situated, who noa
In rebellion agains, tire g vernment.
Resolved, That the N nroe doctrine In relation N
the non-it reference Of foreign PIwers upon this
continent, Is the only true and just principle "
protect us sgat 81 foreign aggression
ChARLES X. SMITH Chairman, pro tenn.
HESRY p WTsT, Secretary, pro TEN.
Thomas hcSPEDoS, Treasurer. ia9
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To 1HE READEhs OF THE NEw YoRk Sure
Your "sUS" OF " day, contains an the nevxe
transmitted by telegraph and mail, or obtAineof
from local 81 urces, during the twenty four hounA
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ouRr, the only all-alive and widr.awaI.e sunds
Newspaper published in this country, tAkes up thu
thread OF GU rent evert Is where your isvori.s dAn
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Your o'clock on Sunday morning, two hours la,.fs
than the closing hour Of every other Sunday si,ec
Thus the gap leive'n your Saturday. and MA
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cunr, toge'her with 'ts special AMI erciYs We on,
resi- ondei oe il ira, script Of every thitg No,s
knowing and TIL ny that ,r.nspires In the nterva,
Cot. WooD's REcEPI1on TO FRANES Z
Thee ~h" intend n parade this oocasi7 a q n .
TON het- IRE SHIRTS gr-d and cheap, At az,
MfCliANlCS SHIRT STORE, 396 Grand :, Eo,
York.
Com. Nun WILL DRAW ICiL Hou,Es A
BLnum . Museum, Jay, especially a. tic GOA
fairy piece, tie haiad Queen, u played tliI afsTS
noon and evening, for tie last time.
LAURA KEEsks TuEATRE-THE New IRIss,
Drama The Mccarthy" or, "Peep o. Day." ~,
pr we'd one OF the greatest succesaes " the aea,n
The scenery Is Hpl' ndid, and situations immen.a
Tbs Black Valley scene is the Ct .ndeat ever ssan,
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.rhs P.epI.,s TswRerance NIestlnas Wi

"rhe Peoples Temperance Meeting" win
be held at lbl, cor Of broOno ana BOwery, on Sun
day evening, tie Cd inst, at n O'Clock Speakers
and sins en- invited Z. BAS5ETr. Prest. 81
Whs will aid In this work Of Hu-
manity "A public meeting will DO held ~ 6S
East Broadway, AZ half past O'Clock Sunday even
lng, prayer meeting AZ o'clock. Come aud
Society has done flT them. l. WOOD. Sec 4 % 2lAs
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IndieS' Purtee,
F.fty Cents One, Two ard Thrae Drllars each.
At %. q, ALIENS, M. 4lb Il rosdvsy,
l34 Oae door below Canal II.
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NO I3, q 81 1.-The Members OF
the ab,ye No. are requested 20 meet al UNION
HALL, cor Sd nv and I'D 1T, At l O'Clock, oa Sun
day, March ID n attend the funeral Of their late
brother member, THOMAS OATES.
...... HuGu REILLY, Pres.
DENNIS OCONNER Sec. 10
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4 q. OF ii No. S-A special slses.
ing 81 the above number, will be held h,JAheS
ming, March LIST, . O'Clock. ny or'ler ~ PETER
HOwLRY, President. THo5. h3HALE, Ssc'y.
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OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT ASSESSOR,
FIRsr DIvisIoE or rIRsr ASSESSMENT DIsTKrcT )
Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, Oct. LIST. Is6a.
Notice 10 hereby given that l am now prepared to
other business tanning to the OF taxes
under the Internal Revenue Law, al my o1ace on
Scond Street w. G. STRIPE,
oct7-diw Asst Assessor
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NOTICE.

To Hannah w. Mills, Geo C Dixon, Chas. Parsons d
Co., Jno. u. Perry, Christiana Wright, and Thomas
Ransom, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now file in
the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee county
IOWA, At Kcokuk, petition OF Hiram Barney, alieg-
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1861 he recovered judgment agsins you, Hannah w.
Mills, for the sum Of Nine Hundred and One and
30l00 Doilas and ten per cent Interest founded up
certain mortgage made BY you, Hannah W. Mills,
70 Chas Mason upon Lot three (3l In Block my
three (531 In Keokuk Lee county Iowa, and praying
against you all for the foreclosure said mortgage
the sale Of said lot pay said debt the exiting
msnt OF the equity of redemption and general
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ttion by OF the second day Of the next term OF
nsd Court held the 1rst Monday Of February
1863, decree will be had therein PRAYED for BY
defanLA III. SCOTT HOWELL.
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THE GLORY OF THE HOUSE OF
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remales nurses 4U cents per DAY ana one ia
ton.
Paymaster's Clerks 800 per annum, and 10
cents per day when actually on duty.
Chaplain in volunteers STAG so.
In addition to the pay as above stated, one ra-
ton per day and an abunaant supply of good
clothing is allowed to every soldier. Quarters.
fuel and medical attendance always provided
by the Government without deduction from the
soldiers pay. fla soldier should become disabled
in the line of his duties, the law provides for him
pension or he may, if he prefer it, obtain ad
mission into the Military Asylum, which will
afford him a comfortable home so long as he may
wish to receive its benefits
To the above pay for private soldiers must be
added the additional So month TO be paid du-
ring service, the 500 bounty at the end of the
war, which has already been provided for, and
the quarter section of land that Congress will
provide for at its coming session. The bounty
and land apply to officers and privates alike.
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The following statement, taken from official
sources, viii show the army payroll. Ia the first
column will be found the nett salary per month
anu in the second the total salary per month,
which includes rations. servant hire, forage, &c
GENERAL OFFICERS.
Per month. Total.
Lieutenant General. .S 270 x77S 90
Aids-de Camp and Military Secreta-
tary to Lieutenant General, each 81 les 90
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James 5 Drum. Quartermaster.
Calvin j Wood Surgeon.
Captains-Samuel j. Williams, Valentine ia
cobs. Robert W Hamilton, William W Dudley.
John b. Clark. John NJ Lindey. Richard NJ.
KELLEY. Luther Il. Wilson. John II. johnson,
Isaac NJ. May.
TWENTIETH REGINENr-IN VIRGINIA
William II. Brown Colonel
Ben II Smith. Lieutenant Colonel.
John Vanvalkenbaush, Major.
Israel y Sites, Adlutant
Isaac W Hart, Quartermaster.
OrpheuS Evar,s. Surgeon.
Henry {. Grover. Assistant Surgeon.
William c. Porter. Chaplain.
Captains-W IN. s. Reyburn. Join Wheeler.
William Darlington, George f. Desk James H.
shannon. John kistler VIM. C. p TAYLOR. Geo
W. Meikle. James ". Lyle Alfred Reed.
rHEyTY-FlRsr RfGINESr-NARlLANp
James W McMillen. Colonel.
John \. Keith Lieutenant Colonel.
Benjamin I HAYS Major
Matthew y Latham. Adjatant.
VIM ) Hinkle, Quar,ermaster.
Ezra Read. Surgeon.
John Davis. Assistant surgeon
Nelson l.. Brakeman. Chaplain.
Captains-Rchard Campbell. Jacob Hess,
Elihu T.. Rose. James Guinsley. VIM NJ Skel-
ton. James H. Gavtt. Francis W Nobet, VIM.
Ray. John +. Campbell. Edward MeLaftin.
TwESrY-sEco~p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
JEFF C Davis, Colonel
John A. Hendricks. Lieutenant Colonel.
=, Major
Charles /. Holsiein, Adjutant
Emory Bradley. Quartermaster
Benjamin j. Newland. Surgeon.
jos A Stilwell, Assistant Surgeon.
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dition to pay, etc. of Lieutenant III 90 00
In the above have not inserted the frac-
tiona parts of dollars, for convenience sake, in
this matter of but little Importance.
BELOW THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT.
The first column denotes the pay per month
of artillery and infantry, and of dragons and
rihemen when serving on foot. The second col
umn denotes the pay per month of light artillery
and of dragoo and rihemen when mounted:
Sergeant Major, Quatermaster
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change of diet and the absence Of any disagees
biz renders easy administer them children.
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All orders should be addressed to
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Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
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Nv signature Is on each package. All others
erfeit-
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SIXTH RFGINENT-IS KENTUCKY.
Thos. T Crittenden, Colonel.
Hiram Prather, Lieutenant Colonel
Augustus III. Abbott. Major
John Earnshaw. Adjutant
W +. Mcclellan. Regimental Quartermaster.
DIR. SchissIer, Of Madison, Surgeon.
Samuel II. Charlton, Assistant Surgeon.
Captains-Philemon p. Baldwin. Samuel Rus
sell, VIM. Davis, Hagerman Trip. John X. b.
Glasscock, James Moffett. George W. Brown,
Charles X. Vantrees, Augustus II. Albeit, Cal
win Campbell.
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PKoy o. J. wooD-Dear Sir: take pleasure Ia rrc"m-
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Captain Rabb's Battery. Kansas.
Captain Frybarger's Battery. Missouri.
Captain KLAUS Battery, Missouri
Captain Bush's Battery-Munfortsville XIV.
Captain Simonson's Battery, Muniorlsyille
Ky
Captain Behr's Battery, Calhoun, Ky
Captain Harriss Battery Munfordsville, Ky.
, 1862-03-10

WAsH1seTos, March 7, 18G2.-The message
from the President is pcrhaps the most fmpor-
tant document ever. addressed to Congress.
and one Of the most important in history.
Though reserved and moderate In terms, It
distinctly proposes 10 "initiate emAnclpa-
lion" Such proposition from the Chief
Mag gistrate must be historic. From this time
forward the great question passes away
from the keeping Of Spectators and -phi-
lanthropists into that Of cabinets aud etates-
mca. It cannot be put aside. One ear
II effect will be the creation Of an emancipa:
ton party in the border States devoted to the
Union, rendering the efforts of the secession
Of the 1argcst slave oWncrs in the border States
have given IN their adhesion to this project in
advance, and are now very ANXIOUS for its
adoption. The warning Of the President to
the rebels that if the war goes on, all the IN.
cidents of war arc TO be employed, even Il
they canse ruin" will be understood at once
to rneau that slavery must cease to exist when II
stands In the way Of humanity and the Repub
lie. The friends Of Freedom here are much
clated, and all Of US anticipate that the good
cause will be quickened throughout the coun
try. The Message being received il the Senate
| While IN Executive Session, was not read aloud
! by the Clerk; Hwas shoEnaround, and pass
| ed from hand to hand. It's reception =by ths
! Senators was electric
The Emancipation Message Of the P1esideA
Is regarded among tho Foreign Minister'S Al 4.
| epoch and calculated to produce = pso4ount
impression in Europe. It will be the sublec
Of dispatches from all the Legations by SAtu1
| days s!ezwez.
, 1862-03-10

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Commissiouer OF
Indian Affairs Dole has returned from the
West. While he WAS in Kansas and Nebraska
the Indian Chiefs called upon him and rendered
the services Of their warriors for military scr
vice; but these cannot be accepted. Over
6,0G0 loyal Indian refugees from the Chero-
kec country arc in the lower FaFt Of Kansas.
In their retreat hithec from the superior forces
Of the enemy, they threw away everything
which impeded their stampede. The panic
among them at that time is represented as
ffight1El. These Indians being in destitute
condition, Gen. Hunter supplied their im1ae-
diate necessities Commissioner Dole telc-
graphed to the Government authorities here,
aud through his representations, Congress
promptly passed an act for their relief.
The Post Office Department received la letter
from Nashville, to-day, dated the Sd inst, in
which it is stated that the special agent Mark
land, in taking possession Of the postodice il
that city found the rebel postmaster had
stripped it Of every article Of property, includ-
ing blanks, locks, mailbags, time-scales,
keys, &C. The agent had managed to get
the mails from Nashville to Louisville Tie
letter adds that the Federal officers aud troops
have agrceably disappointed the secessionists
By their good behavior and department.. 9th.
ers Of them are mad because the officers and
men Will not commit acts OF violence or per-
petrate an outrage Of some kind.
, 1862-03-10
FROM WASHINGTON,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttfbune.I
WAsHms1os, March O. 1saa+
4 million and half dollars worth Of cloth
ing condemned By the egoverumentfns
will be returned to the contractors.
-Four buildings, valued at nearly hundred
thousand dollars, were burned in Alexandra
last night.
Cockpit battery was captured BY our feet
to-day. The Stars and Stripes now float over
it. -Four rebel regiments with guns and gun
ners were driven of. Cockpit battery is on
the river, and has fred L, 600 shots at vessels,
and the camps Of Gen. Hooker's division op-
posite. Hooker has recently tried Whitworth
suns, said to carry seven miles, upon them
with excellent results.
turned from Kansas and Nehraal:a Tie 1:sssa: I'D:
Commissioner Of Indian Afairs Dole has re-
an Chiefs there offered the scr
vices Of their braves in large
numbers, which he, in consequence Of orders
ssys Indians eyincc strong attachment to the
UnioD, and arc anxious to take to the field
notwithstanding their deplorab1e condition.
Six to eight thousand who were fleeing from
the Cherokee coontry, had taken refuge in
lower Kansas.
It seems that Lieut. Col Meyers, who was
ambushed last week, allowed all the rebels to
pass unmolestcd his force, hidden behind
pines, but they afterwards were less lenient
to hin.
The rebels are believed to be increasing
their Numbers on the Potomac.
Intercepted letters from the Carolianas and
, 1862-03-10

WASHINGTON, March a.-Thc President 5
War Order No. 2, orders the army Of the Po-
tomac to be divided as follows into corps
a't1snate, to be commanded as follows: First
corps, consisting Of four divisions, to be COM
mandcd by Gen. Mcdowell; tbs second corps,
three divisions, BY Gen. Sumner; the third
corps, three divisions, By Gen. Heintzleman /;
the fourth corps, three divisions, By General
Keyes the fifth corps, Banks's aud Shie1ds's
divisions, 1.-THE latter lately Lander's) to be
commanded by Gen. Banks
Capt. Bell, Of the ed Pennsylvania cavalry,
is promoted to the Maiorship of the Sd Hi
nois cara]ry, in Halleck's Department..
, 1862-03-10
a BATTLE IN NEW MEXIC0.

DENVER CITY, March 6-By Military Ex-
press the following news was received here to-
day:
a desperate and terrible battle, lasting all
day, took place at Falyerde, ten miles south
Of Fort Craig, on the 2lst nit, between force
of rebels and Federals- Loss great on both
sides. Both parties claim the victory. A reg
iment Of New Mcxicans ran away.
The fight was probably renewed on the e2d.
Tie New Mexican regiment that ran away
was commanded By Col. Paron. he started
first and his entire command followed
Capt. McRae, who had charge Of the artil-
lcry, and every one of his command, were
killed at their posts.
Kit Carson was within fifteen miles Of Fort
Craig: Firing was heard from his direction.
II is is not known what WINS the result Of the
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