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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
NOTICE.

detained ct Boston by the dangerous illness Of
my daughter, and ~ clerk. Ar. Porter, having
lsis Ior ~ Army appointment at LouisvilleI here
y appoint A. J Preston, Esq, my asen. during
ny Abssocs, to make collections ara 10 attend =
any business for me,and to him refer all psraou,
dssirous to communieats with No. INTENDED 10
return to Davenport BY August 10th. and pu,po.e
nov 70 fstssa just % soon - can leave my
dsnghtsr.
Keep ny name o. ths dseAins liss and viH
mako i good, for at this time every man shosld
BE- in the 6eld sr at home ready to 70, or give
good reason for his absence.
a, RICHARD B. HILL.
Davenport, August 26tb, 1852. ag3O.d3t
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From Nashville.

n AWHILE, Aug. ~.
Gen. Resseau arrived and took command Of this
post
1 6trsng ssfsrtifcations commanding this city
have been erected.
Thesrebels have evacuated Chatsanooga and
gone to Knoxville No northern mails yet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

CAVALRY RxoRuITs.-A squad Of
about seventy cavalry soldiers. well mounted.
arrived yesterday. They have been recruited
to 6ll up the ranks Of the lst Cavalry regi-
punnA H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

WHAT Is THOUGHT OF Ir.-The com.
try papers seem to have but one opinion con
csrning the Scott County Fair. For example
we copy frem the Vinton Eagle:
For several years past the Scott County
Fairs have had the reputation Of being tor
ahead of any other County Fairs in the State.
ii they did not even eclipse the State Exhibi>
tions. and judging from the premiums to be
awarded and general programme. ~e have
reason to believe it will lose Gone of iis form
er interest this Fall. Three thousand dollars
premiums offered in cash, and competition
"open to the world" Fare upon the railroad
will be as usual. be only half price, and arti
cles for exhibition will be transported free.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

MURRAY MEN ArrErrroN.-H Won
wish for Uaiform and foil sqaipnssts Gall
on +. r. Erskine, Nieholls Block. aess
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
THE CIT y.

Ina N. GrFSoRD wss nominated for
Clerk Of the District Court ct the Republican
Convention on Saturday by aeolsmatton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
From New Orleans.

NEW YORK, Aug. ~.
\ The steaDer Matanzas, from New Orleans, ar
rived tonight. The city continued healthy.
Arms we're being found IL all sorts Of out-of the
way paaeas. but no oWnsn.
\ ~ hrgs Union meeting was held on the evening
oftho26th, aud Gen. Butler was ssrenaded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

.LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brands. Vaults, corner Of I'd
end Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brswsd for nursing h
dies and invAlids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
HILL.


, Has the honor Of announcing to the citizens Of
davenport that he will give one Of his grand
Soirsee Msgique as above, when he will introduce
some OF his most astonishing and inexnlicable IL
iusions OF East India necromancy and slight of
hand. Nearly every trick performed by the Pro.
lessor s almost entirely new, and neve: have been
attempted by any other Magi on this continent.
Among his mot. wonderful feats, will be perfo, n
cd first time in Davenport the tragic aet Of
AuRDERING BoY AND RESTORING H,x TO L,r.
and the extraordinary
suspension Of q Boy, weighing 125 lbs. 1.
three feet from the stage. by q
single hair Of the head.
BESIDES the above, he will perform many new
and beautiful acts-Whici there 10 60 room to men.
ton.
Flleors open At IL I, commence ct sL o'clock.
Aduissioa to all pats of the ho7ss, twonty-fvs
o. nts.
For particulars see programmes, M
seats can be secured At the hall, ON the day Of
exhibition, between 70 and IL .. NJ, and 2 aud
p m. e1.f5&f. a. ssp1-dst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01
War Matters In and about Manassas.

.#n.+ - ALEXANDRIA, Aug. ~.
A gentleman who arrived here tonight reports
that Gen Taylor, in tho fight yesterday. was so
severely wounded that he nay have to submit to
an. amputatioa Of his left leg.
This morning at about $50 Stuart's rebel cav
airy made dash through Fairfax Court House
on their way to Vienna, which is about 10 miles
from Washington. The Cpion people Of that, !. =
have all fed to the latter city, nj
AAght is going on to-day. W
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New York Stock Market.

New YORK, August 80.
Stocks better.
Money easy at per cent. ON call.
Sterling exchange, S1.27L,
CO. Il. I. e7Is.
American gold $l15M.
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Prescrtpsto
ATlUNAL WAR CLAIM AGL .CHI
BARROWs, REED r. CO.,
WASHINGTON u. G., NO. I'll PENN. AVENUE
ID av e N pOr II. wa,
NO. 6 LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

All claims for bounty and arrears Of pay fer
eoldiers who have died in the for the rebel
lion, pensions for invalid soldiers. osses sustained
by officers for horses kiled in battle, damage to
property used by Government, and ali other legal
claims against the Government may be procured
without delay by application to either Of our Of
fees in Washington, ID. e. or in Davenport. Iowa.
BAkKOW3, REED j. co.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

i ThH insurance Office of w. F. Ross
issrsmossd 70 Brady street, third door below
the Post oHice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

MAD Docs AND uoRsEs.-Some weeks
since, mad dog made its appearance in Buf-
falo and bit several hogs and some horses be-
longing ia Capt. W L. Clark. Last week the
animals bitten became raving mad and some
thirty or forty hogs had to be shot. Alsoa
fine mare that was an especial faverite Of the
Captain's family. The poor beast was fret
discovered in the most insane condition, tear
i g the flesh from her body with her teeth.
A friendly bullet ended her misery. The fam.
lily dog was also bitten and in turn became
mad and bit one Of the children's clothes-the
teeth barely escaping the flesh. before it was
shot. The loss of property as we'll ~ the
frsght va pretty severe. -
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s-s-a31
FrOn Louisville.

FROn LOuisviDle.
astastia9eA N Loo1svIi II, Avg. -.
Rs,hbae reports ny Morgan with 200 men en-
tsrsd Glasgow this morning and ssissd the Pro-
S@t Msrshal. The remainder Of his forces were
withiaa mile end hal, pscsssding toward Glss-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

$3.50 B EST PIANOS. $3.50
Grovesteen 4 Hale having removed to their
new warerooms,
NO. 47S BROADWAY,
arc ow prepared to ofer TO the puplic magni
cent new scale full
= Octave Rose wood Piano.
cont, ming oil improvements known in this ooun-
try or Europe, over-st nng bass. French grand 40
tion, harp pedal, ull iron frame. for
810o OA8z.
Warranted For Five Years
Rich moulding cases,
= ~ q { q . q q q,
al warranted made of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold for 500 $500
by the old methods Of manufacture. We invite
the best judges to examine and try these new In
struments, and stand ready at all times TO test
them with any others manufactured in this eoan-
try.
GROV.EsTEEF 3 lille,
my26-d3m 47s Broadway, New York.
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MEssRs. EDIrons:-I have heard different
opinions on the question whether foreigners,
who have made this country their home, but
Uuited States army. shall be very grateful
to see any information In the next issua OF
your worthy paper. A Cr1zES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

SAlLEY'S
ALWAYS RELIABLE.
Cash Price,. $500 Per Barrel
Orders thsosgh the Pest oGlss will nsst with
pceppA attsation: sus6-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-01

whJ have made this country their home but
not being . citizen, can be drafted tor the
Uaited States army. shall be very grateful
to see any information In the next issua of
your worthy paper. A CITIZEN.
RErLY.-Seeretary Seward has decided that
mono but actual citizens Of the United States
are subject to be drafted into the military ser.
vice Of the United States. II Citizen is An
able bodied man. however, and Game to tAie
country for the pur. ose Of enjoying the rights,
privileges and blsssings T. at it guarantees, he
should never allow himself to stoep 90 low ~
to take advantage Of non.citizeuship In this
emergency. In our opisien no man should
avail himself Of any rigbts or privilege that
he 10 NOT willing to defend in the hour Of peril
We bslisveit TO be unmanly to dodge any
such responsibility.
THs SuBJEcr OF PAssks.-Several
Of our eitizens who proposed visiting the
Worlds Hsrss Fair at Chicago THE week, have
been considerably exercised because they on.
dsrstood passes would be required Of them
before they would be allowsd to leave the
State. Wishing to settle the matter, they re-
qusstsd Sheriff Thoripgton to Telegraph the
Secretary Of War and ascertain If eitisens Of
good standing we're 10 BE- disturbed or dstAin.
ed. The following are the dsspatehss-thsy
explain themselves
SHERlyYs OHrlCE, Scorr Co., Iowa.
DAvnNroRr, Aug. %.
Hon =. II. Ssaatos, F,cretsry Of Wr:
Are known citizens visiting Chicago, or 9th.
sr parts Of 1llinois temporarily. REQUIRED 20
give bonds or procure passes for their return :
"Werid's horss Fair" next Tuesday ct Ohicaxo.
Why inquiry 10 made.
IAxn TnoRrsorox.
.nwa8 .s,s Sheriff Of Scott Co,
WARRINGTON, August -.
TO \. zkerssgtos: sse9ss.-sG
Ne person requires pass. or should be as-
taioed, unless there 10 reason to believe thsv
are abssntiog themselves 70 svads military
duty. Slinks only ere 70 Be troubled.
Y5n S e n STANTON,
$50 sss,y. Of War.
By the sbeve Il will be seen chat "a olBess
In dstsiaie psrsen takss upsa himself quite
heavy responsibility. and sses = bic pssil. q
The suet of prost. that the isdiviogsl dstaia.
ID vas ssdsaverisg. 10 leaving ths Staas, =
svsds military duty. lis With ~ psrson
llgtAe dstealisa.
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LATEST NEWS

Less Of tho .Gua Boat Sumner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

have always seen the backs Of our enemies-from
an army whose business il has been to SEX the ad
verssry, End to bet him when found-whose policy
has been attack, and not defense.
In but one instance has the enemy been able to
place our Western armies in g defensive attitude.
presume that have been called bert TO pursue
the same system. and to lead you against the enemy
1t is my purpose to do So and that speedily.
am sure you long for an opportunity to win the
distinction you are capable of achieving; that op.
portunity shall endeayor to give you.
Meantime desire YOU to di missfcom your minds
certain phrases which l am sorry to find much in
vogue among you.
hear constantly Of taking strong positions aud
holding theul-of lines of retreat-and o. bases OF
supplies. Let us discard such ideas.
Tue strongest position soldier should desire to
occupy is one from which be can most easily advance
against the enemy
Let us study the probable line Of retreat of our
opponents, and leave our own to take care Of them
selves.
Let us look before US. and not behind.
Success and glory are in the advance.
Disaster AID shame lark in the rear.
Let us net Oh this understanding and it is saic to
predic, tina, your banners shall be inscribed with
many glorious deed, aud that your names will be
dear to Jour couutrymeu forever
JOHN ioPE. Msjor-Gsnersi Commanding
THE CHARGE AGAINST GEN. Mitchell.
Special Dispatch to The N Y Tribune.
BALTIMORE Monday, July IL 1863.
The following correspondence was occasioned By
the strange and mysterious charges put forth few
days since by The LOUISVILLE Journal:
Msjor-Gen. MITcHEL-Dear Sir: Your attention
1. hereby called to NIL extract from The Lou,rthe
JOuf nal of the 10th inst. Those Of who know
you personally, know that the charge is utterly
ialse The world needs only your denial, under
your own ii yna,ure. Yours, very truly,
BF. CAMP, No. ZIG Madison avenue
WAsHiS8ros July Il, 1862.
To Hon q. r. CAsp No lis Modi'gn dreaue. kec Yc-t
have your note OF the 10Th inst, calling my at
tenioD TO an editorial in The Lou,srik Jouradi Of
tie 10Th inst, in which Am charged with conduct
"uot only injurious TO the Government, but Disgrace
ful TO humanity"
Ar there are specifications to this charge, can
only pronounce it 10 be in the brosdey unjust
unOunded, false, and calumpous. | have never, in
all NY life, conscious done an injury TO any human
being. AS TO deeds Of cruelty and guilt, my entire
nature revolts at both: and my conntrymen can
never bc persuaded that have teeu guilty OF eibec
| demand the specifications, prom uncing the
charges utterly and absolutely fal-e.
Very reel ectiu.y. your obtdi-ot servant
d Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
WAR MEETING II UTICA.

UTICA. Monday, July II 1851
A large and en,husastc meeting was held this
evening to advance volunteering under the new levy.
The Mayor presided, assisted BY The most dstin-
guished citizens. Tie resolutions proposed AL extra
bounty for volunteers.
Speeches were made by Ex-Governor Seymour,
Judges DEMO and Bacon. Franci, Herman, Ellis H..
Roberts, Charles w. Doolit IL, anG others. Liberal
subscriptions we've made for tie extra bounty.
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GLORYFoRTHE GREEN MOUNTAIN STATE.

VERMONT Si.SDsTHE FIRST OF TIE 800, 300.
To Vermont belongs The honor Of putting IN the
field tie frst regiment under The call. The yth
Regiment OF Vermont Volunteers, Col. George j..
Stannard OF ST. Abaus. w,ll arrive in this city on
"Wednesday nornng. The prompt response of this
State is rendered the more credable by the fal;
that in all New-Eu9land, as well as elsewhere
throughout the country, the most energetic Efforts
have been set on foot get the first regiment in the
field. Vermont leads the van with her nardy sons,
soon to be followed by their brothers of New
England, and from all parts Of the loyal States, to
swell the ranks of the army OF tie Union.
We are requested by Col. Frank L. Howe, the
military agent for Vermont, to state that there will
be a meeting Of the sons Of Vermont, at the New
England Rooms. this afternoon a. 9 O'Clock, to make
arrangements for giving suitable reception to the
gallant and patriotic 9th tomorrow, when it is hoped
every con of Vermont in the city will be present.
He a'so informs us that Secretary Stanton in tel
egrsph.c dispatch, has given permission to make
public all the movements of this regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
BOSTON AND THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS.
pusTOs noriav July IL 1862

An order aTpropriating s2oo,cCO from the city
treasury to be expended in The payment Of bouuties
800 % each voluuiec-) and oiher expcrses in rails
ing the ciiy's quota Of volunteers under recent
proc amsiion Of The rre-iaeut o. the United States,
was passed ,his afjeraoon ~ both branches Of the
City Government.
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MASsACHusEITs REsrONsE.

EosGos, Monday, July II, 1862
An order hprropriatirg s7oeo0o from the City
Treasury, 70 be cxpeud ia tie payment Of bouniies
400 10 each volunteer and Other expcisrs in r.is-
ing the ci'ys quota Of volunteers unter the recent
ar clauati,n Of the presideui Of tie Uultcd States
was raised ,his afternoon by both branches Of orr
CITY Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
From san Francisco.

san FRaSclscO, saturday July >, 1867
Arrived: Steamer Orizibs, Panama ship Caflnsoh Hohs
Kong -, .., Co., ::
Yesterday was celebrated throughout the State In
unprecedented enthusiasm.
s,s FmAscIsco. Monday, July T. 1862
Sailed: Ship Storm King, bong kong ,o.,
sAs FKsscrsoS, " edpe.day, July 9. 1892.
Arrived: Ship Midnight, from New ORR 49,,
Letters received from IucsJn To the I'm OF June
report that Capt Fritz OF the California Volunteers
had arrived at Tucson on tic lCth with ~ Rebels,
captured ut the Patagonia Silver Mines. Among
them vas Lieut.. MowIey, charged with furnishlhR
ammunition and supplies 10 the enemy. lie war
surrounded by quite number OF deSperadoes, ana
intended to make a desperate resistance ou, ,ney
were completely surrounded ard taken oy SsP''
Friz The prisoners will be brought TO Fort una.
Gen Carleton was returning TO Fort una. raf'
of his command have moved on toward Mese'Ia
The army ID in good health.
The whole buliness part Of the town oil 81 LOUIS,
in Sierra County, was destroyed by hre yesefoa!
morning. .. u.,,. t,,v :, tse,
Nssiled sp Robin Hood for New, o,s ,raie W.
or Panama with So and t5o"o of No"
and $50 900 for Ensilnd -
There WAS "A grand tOrch-ligbt procession 10 sal
Erouesco last night I'D honor Of the passage oi 'ns
pac;fc Railroad BILL Many houses were Illuminated
The steamer from the Northern coast yesteroa!
brouyh, AGO. 600 in gold from Oregon.
Rrit,sh Columbia accounts, on the whoie, arc GU
couraQing to believers III extensive mining 'es'vn;
The .e,,son is not sufiiciently advanced 10 perm
much development Of the Carriboo mineS Oh nr'''''
Columbia. ,-..,., I,,v I, 1882
Arrived ship War Hawk, Hong honE Ss'ied sup '''
conds. Boston.
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WAR MEETING IN INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

lNDf'NiPlfI-, Monday. July Il. no
An enthusiastic meeting was held tonight.
Twenty thousand were snLicdbei to support iami-
lies of volunteers. Recruiting pfcgresse. most ia
vorably. INDIANA will M her quota Of Lew troops
rapidly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15
ADDRESS OF GEN. POPE TO HIS ARMY.
THE ENEMY TO BE SOUGHT AND BEAIEN-
SUCCESS AND GLORY IN THE AD'AN'h-
disaster AND SHAME IN THE REAR.

DISASTEK MD sIHHr TN TIT = -,
W.sHIsGTos, Monday, July H. "oI
To TUE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS
or THE Army 90 VIRGISn.
BY special assignment of the PFesdeH, 0. ~. ~.
United States, have assumed command OF 'hiS
army.
/ have spent two weeks in learning your "he'e'
abouts, your condition, and your wants in pTep@r'
ug you for aciiye operations and III placing you :"
positions from which you Can act promptly ana 70 '''
purpose.
] have como 10 you from the West, where W.
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Military Ciafs.-A person. hedng Sislns onaeI sne
Of certain claims the arsaniiacp eqppens
and subsistence Troops raised n the state 81 New
passed April a. h.Isb, uossd 70 transmit the
The vouchers !heTsS ~: slAs w HURT ASSISTANT In
=. the Capitol in the City Of Albany
Inspectors Of Volunteer ConpaIs. under The po,;Sns .,
n.x nnasr the above orders prior TO u mussr ana VINO
ky no received same viii be furnished with the proper
Mani, by applying to Col. SiLAS w. BURT Albany.
a. ARTHUR. Inspector-lereral
NM HENRY ANTHON yudsa Advocate GsA.
CUYLER VAN vECHTEN, QunternItes'osa-
Albany July 20, 1861
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MARRIED.

ORM-LOOFBORROW-O Sunday. July 6, at the
NJ t. Parsonage ia rhieth street. by the Rev. DR.
C. X. True MIR Joseph V. Storm to Miss Margaret Augusta
LoofbonoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-15

Stanton Legion.-CoL W. III ALLsN.-OHh
MONTHS PAY IN ADvANCE.-RecruitsW Wanted: ser.
asants aid Corposs; also 30 to complete Company
Promotions the rank Of LieuteGants made from the ans
and fs This command 10 organized riding 10 the new
regulations of the regular army will be re- nemoesd 'hss
Col Allen raised she st Regiment n Y No sow a. the .es
of war and evidence his treatment OF his men ~h IN
comm aud il sufficient susaoee to men ensans tow ~
from to 20 per month One months Yay IN sdssnSsi
50 bounty when mustered into the services S!a bounty ~
advance when the Regiment Is mustered Ia the s.ts
At the ozpiraaoa OF Of enlistment kee lotS,as "a
fsmii,s furni.hed immediately Good RA.oe' S'ohs 40
Uniforms issued at once Quarters at Cspp shipsson,
Good Bathirg &c. JAMES H. BREMEN. zap. TO- v.
Reetuiiins Office. No. AL Brosd"Ay sajoihi's WY e~
bly
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Fifty Recruits Wanted
22D REGIMENT N. Y. S.

ODD REGIMENT N. Y. S. NJ,
TO SERVE FOR SIXTY DAYS.
This Regiment at hsrprrs Ferry VII receive tht
ARNORY No lSJ SlXfH-Av
FIRSr-CLASS MEN ONLY WANTED EOulflhNlS
FURNISHED
affords ne oppo tuny for young men 70 connect ther'
,eyss for limited period with OF the best es.meIs In
service. - a., r,,, A :. q.
WANTED, also six efficient rfERS-none bat the bsst
need a. ply.
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The Tax Bill,

The Tax BIIV
NOW READY. in u pamphlet OF % pages. on hpe, white
pap-r Beside the BILL which il word for word In accordance
With the original text We APPEND to an Alphabetical Rec"
ouaon Of every article be taxed by the law and tho
amour, Of the tax to be levied thereon This renders It as
complete aud couvsuiea, as T. possible TO make it.
Price cents. po.ipsid ~ pct 100 cent by express %
nor 100 n BY mail. Addrsss THE TRIBUNE, EswYerk
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DiscHARoED.-Wm. Noonap, the young ,"" y,
,r.d ON suspicion placing ob'iiuetion. on ths h
,b. Nev Jerry Hsilrosh had au efsmin'ioh yrs III.
f,e Recorder HsitiDdto 81 Jersey Cty, issus nn,ar
heing oi.ehAree3 from custody, no rvinenco ""A'
iuy 10 iuipnests him ia tic ac1
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All Articles for Soldiers st Annapolis, bstnno.ss
aud other places occupied by Unon "s0p''
should 10 cont vt HALF RATRs BY the
uARNpES IMPRESS
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The New National Tax Law.

The New National Tax Law.
GET TIE BEST
CITIZENS AUTHENTICATED EDITION.
LARGE TYPE. l2s pp.. l2mo. COMPLETE WITH
PARAGRAPH HEADLINES and INDEX
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,.Ien Price Ten Cents For sale by ell News Agents.
Agents wanted. Address
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llllitarp Notices.

Mseficg If the Glitter Of the Sitl Senatorial District
pointed BY Gov Morgan. aud FAMED IN Adl'- mn
house Circular Of July 1852 a. Committee 20 sd 10 the
ion Of r. gmeut Of Volunteers under the recent
cal. the President VAS held at the Everett douse on r
day. ia 8 II. 1852, at 8p -, - IT,.
There lags attendance OF member OF ths COMMITTEE
whose names az "a follows:
Hon john J. Bradley. Hon George opdyke
Hon. Royal Phe pc. Hon fani ton rish
IT ste art ESQ George ". Blunt, esq.
J,m., Kelly e,l Hou Charlie. ;. Dali
U.orrs Star e,a John 4. Johnston, esq.
TbonI.. Lsxreuco ESQ. hic ard OGormsn esq
lame, " Far esq Hur simeon Draper. esq
Chsrl.s j. Chip, O. Wsstin<tou Sui H. ESQ.
Prosper NJ. ~ tm re esq David II iaqu~r. esq
Cornelius Vanderbilt, esq. Cyrur Cufii-s' ed
Gen Charles Is Sprer. Peter Cooper esq.
Wn. III. Asrinwsll esq
Ser stor J. Br.d-y called to the CHAR ana u H.
Jaqucs spt oiuted Secretary.
a.r interchange Of views rei7ntlons were pssseu Oh
motion Geuern Wetmorr for the spppiutneat of select
Counttees OF Pan Of Operations Fua &C. and Recruiting
stsouA .,- - r..
The Chairman appointed the following gentlemen Com
nittee IN Perm,nent Organization: T. NJ "e,nore' A. l.
Stewart. snd q ". Blunt 80 ,.,
On rloon OF Mr.. james Kelly the following fesoiuion'
" imou.ly adopted: -, ~,
Reopcd That the follow named citizens 81 each Ward
N TIE Six Senatorial D'tric De nominated ana requested 70
aid hy sheir DETERMINED efforts the otsanioh
o, rem-ut. fNounteers uder the recent cal oil he re
eet OF ed sLd at tie request oil tue governor
and the Military authorities o. the state