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, 1862-09-03

THE WESTERN EXPRESS,
e. saa iho e ~
with the various Ralroas leading West aud VITA I'll
Lakes
The Upper Lake Line Daify.
W,T,Ce steamerz BCa G. Line steaDez.
TONAWANDA, FOUNTAIN C1EKs
FREE STATE. WENONA,
MOHAWK, MENDOZA,
PLKuOUTH, EVERGREEN ClEH.
NEPTUNE, GALENA,
MAY FLOWER, CHICAGO
Leaving the dock at Erie Basin, and foot cf Michigan
Ereet every evening at O'Clock For tre1Eh. ps5
fsa EEL spRiaa saa he Il Bo GasesRS aad Ghcssa Is
Of1ce, foot Of Michigan street.
The Detroit Line Daily,
Kohs ~ sss Tsf 'ss cs let Dao So1S ssR vh
VT. CO. Steamers WI Co. s.esaan
MISSOURI, DUNKIRK,
ILLIN01s, CONCORD,
SAGINAW, MARY STEWART
OMAR PASHA.
sas 65s Rsa tsfa -
0f1ce. Erie Bann
Cleveland, Toledo, saad,ssks
ana Green Bay Line.
Central Ra1.road stesme1s,
EQUATOR. EQUINOX,
| ARAXES. EUPHRATE8&
| ECLIPSE. COMET.
| ROCKET, MARCO EETR~
| GUEABOGA+ ORONTES.
| FOREST QUEEN,
Leaving the dock at Ers Basin, At o'clock F. Y 60
asiKht ~ 2aasats apply 70 s. D. Dole Agent otnef
TM stIs IAN. and con.zaes By caua1 or Rallres'
& s. sshlsGF'RE 5a AgsP'et eoenes e Kew
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nEARBORN Summary, 83
Il VARAsH AyESUE.-The next term OF this
Institution yin open on MoS94Y Sent Eth ,,3 Ths h
oneth1rd less th~n heretofore. Ctrcuarsc IN be oh
talned bF calling the Seminary by addressing the
nria17N.fua e. GROVER, Principal
, 1862-09-03

Dr. II. II. R1cCANE%,
PRYEIEIkE AND BERGEpE. desects 10 csrtalRt7
e tpe cocd.io1 and locality Of diseases. bF simple
ana scientific qnnetbod, without asking Any 4nsstoEs
SaSsla1ca and Constitutional tFeatEeuG Diseases OF
Ne Eear Of tbs Stoach, Of the Liver. Kieneys. Drop
EMz- Keesagta PeEaIssls F!stn!s sIsss P1ts ia Rs'
rheea II shoIt all curshe diR Of long standing
t5ra6 IN the shortest possible line. We are not 9
nnr* 7f +sraNC
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~ A7NNA n CHICAGO UNI0E

NAIlENA u CAllAA0. UN1VM
VI U,EAHRDAI1-8uM1z1 AKxA1H513a5 -, -. ~
= On md niter NOHpAi, Nay 42ss ~ s1a:nfze, 81.
80 4 II. snd 9SF " for Balvfdszs hoGao9a 4speE 45
port Warren aa1ens o91e1 "a e. . sdT n4n 1n1s
Paf TutEnu Eadaz R5ptdN and tata1Esd5ASe ae$1ssa
Gfste nfSnfa: E. H. FOR 9e1nYx and tnfsGeeeaHs4s eas
Snnu PHssenxefs for Belot and IRaest1A -
Il i11e II 8snfy. Richmond 6Sn4s4 tAkH @s~
S1TFft2ts 9odnts, WIN 9ka tbs ta0 Z. Il RA.
: ateesH13 e@ta aAA i. q. TAlLuH. So. baE44
e. II. WHEE1m 6sA- FasssoEcs Axans.
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IRgaI RntlceH.

ITATE OF ILLINOIS, COUN NTY
~ OF COOK, ss,-CIrenit Cont Of Cook County,
October aer1n, 1852 George f. Jewell VB. NIFTY
JeweN--Ip ChanceTy>
AHidavft ii tie non-retIdence Of 5fary Jewell. de-
fendant aboye Famed having been filed In the oice
Of the Clerk nf raid Circuit Court Of Cooi County
Notice s hereby gwen to the said Mary jewell tnat
said compajnsnt Hills bis hill Of complaint in said
Court. On the Charcery side thereof On the ateenth
ised ont ofs i'd Court aeai said defendant return-
sbie on the SECOND Monday Of October next. Cs6 AZ
Nov, nniess you. the satd Mary Je@el! shall per:
sonally ne and appear before said Circuit Court 9t
t be utden 1t Chcag in said County on TIE second
MeRday e @ and p Res e e. sas
and matters snd things therein ehsrEe sn 5tatsd
YOU according to the prayer o. said htll
1e0 VIM l.. CHURCH. Clerk
VI FFrkRR Commits Sol'r Auy7t9l14W
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IsrTzH Eud F1szlaIB VII snc LIZ t1a N11<st EaSs3i
-ravs1r3 rpote sox Live +Gsa .saat.eas AAsuAtH H43
Yatezad snd supplied W. every s eonTS11s1s4, SaG
Stenaon Is paid TO t:,aT 80 FEoa A. Aass5ssos
rest1rr cholce Is offered. Qf the FHlLADELFHl&t
NV NV EORE ani BALTIMORE HARKET6- Thu wit
ec ro1tc pr stocz to Eew Tork-{v!a. Ea1entoNnE
with fewE changss than my Other.
"EEOEH LEWIS, Gsnl Supt Atfopu4, n.
l. L HOUFT. gen1 Ticket Agent, ptllad e1ph9a
RH. H0USTCE4 Gerf Freight Axsns Philadafps6s
1l-kEIy :. - =. ! ! =.t,j :.
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE.

a LIN LIN NlG1InA1IG1A NO1A~1s
n STATE, OF ILLINOIS. CooK COUNTY. ss-
E!ountr Court Of Cook County ::
PuhItc notice Is hereby given that fhe nndsEslgned
AdministratrtI Of the estate Of qo4tver WalEe1 DO
hrr Term Thereof to be holden the third MONDAY OF
SeptelnE I'D 1s62 at the Court House IN sag Eo1a
= fSr HE n1fpose Of hearing and adjusting al cla18
I'D demands against she estate xhen and y R9srs az
~ "a s H1s the safre. ABIGAIL F. WALLER. =
Adm1niEtIatrix Estate nouEer y MalgeE; lIs4.
Chicago. Ju1s I'd 1851 jeSA.so
, 1862-09-03
RaIlTUH13.
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST


- RAILF{JAU IINE-
u sad astat MONDAY, Ms7 :th. the Michigan SCUM
2tn Ra!teoad CoEapany wlli pesse1zs7 IIua nar
u sen Gs1cs8o ana DefroE via adrian without cherx1
2: cs5., 1ax: direct connecnola with 81 Ca1aG.s9
ELEGANT coaches With raised ven Hated root. snx
b;:sbus5 Da.,era VII run thsoug5 Or day t74tns
cu1pfioEs sleeping ca-6. Of she ateAr Improvement
E'I run fsro1-h on a gs.r tsG:nE The distanc4 II
sserfer tfan ~ any other tine Thh tiuc rztes al
fx.r v1;j BE- The EaEte as on oSuer rgraes.
Leave Cr'csxo q 4. u. s.d 80 r. IT. A1r.ye II
D:Eot st Fac A. md a. NJ Arrive IN Chicago 81
Ell. ? II. aad e:1E a. 81. -.
Tickets soid st ali the prr rtpa ticEes offices IN shs
Northwest. Also, 1t the Cnmpsny's Etf!cc S. ClAfx
street. SD It the Depot corner Van REEen and 81 q
1au lt-rets, Chicago, Il +. SAHe EH+
L1rErSs3m General Passenger AEaut
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18

State o Ia any Other Stats o. fsssitssy vksgs
| pahlic lands may BE- found ssbjeet 70 entry q
one dollar end quarter per aesas
II Will be necessary that m Agent ef Agents
be appointed 70 mako thsss ssleotjoau, and you
should make some provision for such appoiht-
mcnt The lands thus 70 Be sstesosd wfll hy
the laws Of thlt Gtste, belong 70 tho Oountjes
within which the lanls IN Hen Of which shsy
may be Be- selected wsrs originally located. -
The United States however recognise oely ~
State as the rs1lplept Of ~ grant, and win
probably recognise only the Agent or Agents u
the State In making toeee selections, but % The
benefits OF Ghe selections eDufs 70 the Coeueies,
il would be just and pespsr thas the Countiso
should bear or refund 70 the State the sxpsnss
Of the agency.
1 have thus endeavored 20 place before you
the condition Of the State, 30 far, - 10 ny judg-
nlent, your action 10 needed for its improvement.
Your wisdom will doubtless discover sos PER-
haps many, particulars in which leGyation
wilfbe necessary, that have been OVERLOOKED BY
me.
The year which has just closed, has brought
to our people new experience. new trials, mes
and new duties Let rs conti-
nue. to meet them as we have thus far met them,
with neither an overweening con6dence In, and
reliance upon our own strength, nor an unmanly
and craven fear for ourselves, or Of the hard
ships we may endure before we win by deserving
success, but with patience, calmness, un6inch-s
courage, and an abiding faith in God.
~ SAMUEL j. KIRKWOOD.
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ElSlTABIISHEDl.

DtsrRlcr CouaE-In the case Of tks State Il
Iowa Va D. D. Randall. convicted at ehe Oceoher
term. Of a. assault With intent 70 ccnmit rape,
s'se Court on Saturday last sentenced the ds-
fendant to be imprisoned 10 the State Penieen-
aary for the term Of ten years, at hard labor.
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tssse y at Hsfnsn's ia New York, . new
ssny sesasay, 70 The shape Of . young lady who has
20 lsrststsvsbly into fat-said 70 wsieh zoo
pssada BE INST - the painters ssy. 6Il the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18
Col. BxxJ. +. LARSrD,
Paymaster General U. s. A.
rER-GEsxRAL's OrrIcE,)

PAYnAsrER GESKRAL's OFFICE
January 9th, 1882.
SR R:-Your letter of lst inst, is received
A. far a. known to this Department, the First
Iowa Cavalry Regiment has been paid regular
y, and in full from the time it was fret entitled
to pay. The 6rst payment was delayed some-
what BY reason Of q, dispute with it's officers, as
to time Of commencement of paw. A claim ,ras
made by them for pay before Tie time at rlieh an
dr The id1 and orders Of Me Var Department,
they we're entitled to it, which claim has been
refused, and may probably have been represen-
ted % stoppage. No communication of any
kind has ever been received from you on this
subject, previous to the present letter of inqui.
~, or from any other member of Congress-
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant,
BENZ. F. LARNED,
Paymaster General, U. s. A.
Hon. J. w. GRIxrs, u. s. Senate.
After reading the letter Of the Paymaster-
General, leave every one to characterize the
statement Of Col +. H. Warren IS he chooses,
Yours truly,
JAMES w. GRIMES.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18

FROM THk CAPITAL.
DEs MoISKs, Iowa, Jan. s, 1862.
EDIfoR HAwk-EYE The State Agricultural
Society met in the Supreme Court Room to-day
N 10 o'clock, Judge Wright in the Chair.
Alter the transaction of some unimportant
hssiness, the meeting proceeded to the election
ofoAcsrs for the ensuing year, which resulted
- foilows:
Judge Geo. G. Wright, of the Supreme Bench,
Rsssidel
Dr.sSsancis Sprague, of Butler county, Vice
President
]. Il. Wallace, Of Nuscatine, Secretary.
Marx Miller, Esq, of the the North Western
Fs,mer, Treasurer.
The holding of the next State Fair was fixed
at Dubuque, commencing on Tuesday, the sOth
day Of September, 1862
n. u. W. Robinson, Of your county present
ID shs elaine Of Des Aoines county and Burling-
10, - the place for holding the Fair, but, 40
u. 3. remarked, 'sarcastically, /" Dubuque made
rather heavier promises than Burlington.
4 sharp discussion was had on resolution
esered BY Judge Claggets, to reduce the salary
Of the Secretary Of the State Agricultural Soci-
ssy, from 500, to $500.
The motion was finally, indefinitely postpon
a. butt is the opinion Of many very excellent
people, that the payment Of 500, for the servi.
~ Of the Secretary, is rather steep, and it is
NE humble opinion Of your correspondent that
when it comes to making the appropriation for
The same out of the State money, the Legisa
sars win slightly object For the first two or
three yssrs Of the Society's existencssihe salary
Of the Secretary was ~odaing. It was then made
300. and the next year, put up At one jump 70
$1,000. This was then reduced to $500, aud
last year to 800.
committee was appointed to inquire into the
accounts Of y. 3. Morris, late Treasurer Of the
society. being asserted that be Is defaulter
to the Society 10 some considerable amount
Hsmbers Of the Legislature are gathering in
rapidly, and the 6ght for the various elective
positions IN the Assembly, begins 70 wax hot
lis probable that Clarke, Of Iowa City, viii bs
Speaker Of The House. and Charlie Aldrich Chic,
Clerk. K
The report Of Adjutant General Baker will bs
embraced in volume Of about 500 pages, com
psiing voluminous statement Of all the Mil;
sary Affairs Of the State. One thousand copie.
ss being printed, but the Assembly will proba
by order much larger number for it's use.
T. H. s.
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There 10 no longer any doubt that an advance
Of the Union forces, along the whole line, is now
taking place. Gen. Buell. is advancing in the
direction Of Nashville with an army of proba-
bly, 10000 or $1,000 men. Gen. Halleck's for.
CO at St. Louis move down the river to day to
Cairo, and either attack the rebels at Columbus
OF tsrn the position and form junction with
Gen. Buell. An army Of $4,000 men has alrea.
dy moved up the Tesnessee River. Gen. Banks
and Gen. Reynolds are ready to advance upon
winchester, Gen. Mcclellan, now nearly re-
ssorsd TO health. waits but the crash of arms
along the whole line, to precipitate the
Army Of the Patomac, the largest, best armed
and in every way the finest army ever seen upon
this continent, upon the Rebel stronghold at
NanassaA Gen. Burneide's expedition has a.
ready sailed. II will strike severe blow some
where. Blows viii be struck perhaps at Nor
folk or Yorktown, and Charlestown and Sayan-
nah. and from Ship Island even at New Orleans
ITSELF AZ least 100000 men in arms are now
or viii be moving upon the Rebels from all
quarters within the next ten days, and the ques-
ton Of the perpetuation Of this Government and
Of Republican institutions is TO be decided with
in the next sixty days upon battle fields which
viii be deeply crimsoned with the blood Of
kindred psople. Nay God defend the right!
Cass oG s. .Persenal Mallgnisy', Dis
posed OF.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. Z, 1862.
4R. DUxbAh--Der Sir: In your paper OF
the 29th Of Dec. last, there is letter over the
signature Of Fitz Henry Warren, in which the
following language is used: "In this conncc-
"tion may say that upon representations made
"by some person Of high standing whose
"name is not disclosed, the pay of the Regiment
"was stopped, and men, aud children, have been
"piuehed by want, and chilled by cold, to graft
"fy the personal malgnity of some one who
"holds official position at the hands of these
"same officers and soldiers
do not know who is the person referred to
in the foregoing extract, but from the connec.
ton, and from the well-known proclivity, of the
writer Of it, to slander me, Judge that l am the
person alluded TO.
In complete refutation of this charge, whether
Il bs against me, or sgainst some one else, l
call your attention to the subjoined correspond
snce:
WASHINGTON, Jan. l, 1852.
Sir Will you be kind enough to inform me
whether the pay Of the First Iowa Cavalry Reg
iment has been stopped at any time since it was
mustered into service; il SO, when, for how long
time, for what cause and at whose instance.
Have you ever received any communication from
me, either oral OF written, on the subject of this
regiments
have the honor to be very truly
Your obedient servant,
JAMES w. GRIMES,
Coz BENZ. +. LARSrp,
Paymaster General u. s. A.
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U. 3. General Land Office to re-convey to the
United States this excess of land Upon exam.
ination it was found that part of the land had
been already sold and conveyed by the State, so
that all could not be re-conyeyed. Under these
circumstances It was agreed between Governor
Lowe and the Commissioner of the General
Land Office that the unsold po; ton of this ex-
cess Of land should be re-conveyed, and that
the United States should retain Of the Eve per
cent fund coming to this State enough to pay
for such of said lands as could not be re.convey
ed by reason OF their sale at the rate Of Que dol
lar and twenty-five cents per acre. Unfortunate.
ly, ut tho time the agreement vas made, the
then unsold portion OF the lands was not with.
drawn from market and since then still other
portions have been sold. Governor Lowe by
letter relinqushed the title of the State In these
lands but quite recently the Commissioner oi
the General Land Office has applied to me for 4
formal deed OF conveyance. l at once caused
the remaining unsold portion Of the lands to be
withdrawn from market, and would ss once have
re conveyed tAam but have serious doub,
whether the 3xe can without your aathor
| ity dlvest the sof title 70 land which ha.
been once veG u the. State, whether by mis-
| take or otherwise.
settle aud adjust this matter on the terms pro
4 PonSo W NosSsAos A<VWVp 0uo otSu w SC-cOAlV0y
TO the United States any portion of said excess
Of lands yet remaining unsold.
| The swamp land grant IL being slowly adjustss
with the General Land Office At Washington
City. BY the terms Of the Law making thi
grant, this State will bs entitled to receiv
| from the United States In lieu Of swamp land
that had been entered with land warrants. Ian,
scrip entitling the State TO locate . "quantit
Of Ike amount upon any Of the public land
subject % entry q one dollar and quarter ps
scs6 or lcss1
/ 1hs Commisaioner Of the U. 3. General Lam
fo0ee has 70 coestFSsd this Law = 70 rsquir
the State - select ~ lands 70 whIch il may b
snelslsd ene.esnd - nm ~ lsads e tAe Unite
quarter n a.. ~ "a SsitlA Ms otaas. n
lau WIN nok Il ~ e611loa, bear thla conatr0,
tiou. nnd I u 6n4oaSofjae % have Il sst aaidl
Iso = to elloyg tss1 ~ ~ lAnds v vhic
~ otaas ~ ~ Satl(led = - naae u th
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u
to 10 who are at home, and We are asked TO give
little of our substance 70 the same good
cause. -t
I have caused to be prepared from documents
In the Office Of the Auditor of State table, here
70 appended, giving some interesting informa.
ton touching the taxes paid by our people. 1t
will perhaps be matter of surprise to many that
the taxes for the support Of tho State Govern
ment bear 20 small q proportion to the entire
amount of taxes paid. 1t appears from this q.
BILE that the whole amount of taxes for all pur-
poses for 1861, was 81 700, 900, and that Or this
amount only 100000 was expended from the
State Treasury for state purposes, while 81, 400,
600 were expended from the several county
Treasures for county and other purpoees. re.
gard this table ss useful, for this among othes
reasons, viz: that the people have been led to
believe that the great bulk Of our taxes WAS caus
ed by the expenditures of the State Government
under appropriations made by the General A.
sembly, ard they have been taught to look TO I
reduction Of State expenses AZ the means Of re-
lief from taxation. The table shows clearly and
conclusively that Of every IS. .66 paid by the peo
ple Of the State q taxes, but one dollar reaches
the State Treasury or ID used for State purpose
whlls the other a. sc are retained In the coun
ties and used for county and other purposes.
would not desire our people to relax their vigi
liant supervision Of State expenfes, but am O
opinion this Information may lead them TO giys
n :yigilant supervision to tho expenditures o.
sheir respective Counties, where equal yigilancs
., In my judgment, equally needed. Il 10 cyl
dent from an Inspection Of the table, showing thl
amount Of taxes paid and the purposes for which
psid. that Il it be deemed desirable to decreasl
o. pEeUeut expenditnre6 BY an amount equal o
appeoxinatipg 70 the amount Of taxes requires
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-01-18

ing supply Of water is absolutely essential to
the successful operation of an institution of this
kind. reliance for such supply upon cisterns
and common wells would be uncertain and uh-
safe, and as these were the only resources here
tofore provided, the Trustees and Commissioner,
in order to remove the ditticulty. have under
taken the digging OF an Artesian well. The
details .t OF the work for this purpose thus far
wiii % iound IN the reports, and recommend
that sufficient appropriation be made TO COM
piete 1t or show It's ampracticsbility. also
recommend that the law requiring the several
counties Of the State TO pay for the support Of
their own Pauper Insane be 90 changed as to
req uire such payment to be made In advance.
In this way only will such payment be prompt
and reliable and the State be relieved prac.i-
caliy from the buithen OF supporting the Insti-
tuition. cannot perceive the necessity for the
two ~. Boards OF Trustees and Commissioners.
Either OF the Boards can easily perform in ad-
ditlon 70 IT. present duties the duties Of the
other Board, and ~ the consolidation possible
ss1s. considerable o. s''' ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

suogG the PIsrs.-The following notice OF this
work IA from "A southern psper, The CieI wig, OF
Elktou, Mnryaud:
- .yoso rax PisEsi On Sourn ~ SEcHssoN-TinE BY
lu,lJ k,t.r vol lsmo Up so. H. cloth, - c"nts
A., ar a, cents. New NorA lHR II BUNK. We have 40
ho th, nnihst II this book 10 having heard Of
i III he lnbra'ion II Amor he l,nr, wa coDurD cot
a., tbr C,nfier Mrnly lat JiuuIfy but he ~ Who De-
tn,, /. bee a. the most intensely ini-ie'ti :
t If , dav ell ss 49, mo graphic hud iuthnl pt-
49, Of , uthr lfs ever su.eu Without uuy aurmp NJ
mn, fiiing or sppAfft Air. huku draw. faithful
ana ifclik - ID" poor wlrs. the black slaves ant
m. sveow oye.-tis Southern Stste. ai he
reader s, i. tna. in.oi. tLs Pes highly coioed
nance, ogrwraugnt scnsaion novel bnt v'Tttle rec
ord tru. lilo .nd MIR kirses drinsson oil the
pscuar institution tho ui1st athul have ever read ana
10 IL. hdaity Ia nature his boob snpa' ~ u Gle Io
,bn W. commend IL every reader the country and
eopbd,a VII fssJt hsyig purchased VI peiusei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DrTRAUDIso the BOUNTY EUsD.-Oficer Mich
olson Of The Fony-ith Precinct yesterday arrested
two men named James Worrel and Edward Van
cleye. for attempting irauduleniy to obtain the 80
bounty offered 20 those who eulrt in she Fourteenth
Ward. This WAS attempted 10 be done by the intro
duct,on 10 The Committee II one Of the parties ue-
der An assumed name ano the presentation Of forged
papers. Tie accuted, with the papers in their poe
session, were seut 10 Proyos,Marshal Kennedy to
be disposed Of.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06
I'VE RESOURCES
THE GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
lHE SUNDAY NEKCURlD
lr he procurntLI ii News Of every de tBs ~
every Oh inn-., arc
UNEQUALED IN AMERICA.

Every mental wsot Of the people which n shr
toe .cog~ Of great pGoic Jour .lppy - sihed the
coupfeheD-y- IL embraces the leading Gestures OF -
ens dairy .d weekly pres- AID % tbs toe gap "nisf
Sunday eald otherwise have Ia the and Cur
re-. n MinoVt II th- hrst DAY OF the week wole
b- eanpsNsly sl1. IN the oa-utar Q! the r.aai1
pubic must not he ioIs)en 10 trse days 81 clps.
.Jfy &C. any, that n furusu-s lbE ATTRACTIONS W
A GREAT VARIETY Or JOURNALS for toe PRlCE
OF ONE Il has the VERY LATEST WAX NEWS
oy ts.g sph and aiai-is reports TIE CITY ~ 70
: o'cl a on Sunday mefnmr-an A'hI "os.
il.hrd 10 any cogJtIy-its shippiDg and mMsei 70
port. cIious and sccuratiis CONT in"h.,hce oven
he'd Of administrative Jusuee-its en- uonyAec
pager in iDnuuoraDs noisehods icr US VIZ
ugmUr sterling TOm4Ecas amusing nsvc4ettrs ani csiA
p~u, II oil Ia shd INTEREST," aud being pOpl-
LAR ENt l.l III tKf L. Be ciore az INV ALI Ab u All
IEKlIslN MEDIUM sIa though last lot at n has "a
elusive Oi iho ws'ios not Hcee..be 10 the Ella
u,,,. Il nee ne SUNDAY MERCURY Is ways 70 40
y.ne. AZ -,ards Of pIobhod ON M.
day proof the As, issu-. con1sni ue '''
battle aud pzr.s success OF the army
the totonac IN fnday the Ish u sha 'he niOh SeA
Saturday he other papers hich h'd lao ssc-
cor The t-d iusi-t-d Ia thrif isnoiahce nv
the Federal forces bsa e-e1 ossSAs@mss sseef'D~ -
bola day.. a... ,,.,.,,y tr
IL /. simple fat that, II the GREAT SUNDAY W
NlNARY were suddenly -xiinggshec, New OH would
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-06

DELEGATES TO THE DygocRLrIc STATE Con-
yENriOs.-rhe regular Union Democrats OF Kings
County nave selec ed the following Delegates 10 tie
Democratic State Convention:
I.t District Andrew ay-s delegate Andrew j. Dick
Alternate I'D District Mathew Murphy delegate no aet-
nate v.h District, Henry c. Murphy do1,gstr; James
Dsrc-v aernat- Win Dis rict, Thomas e. Goodwin dele
.- The l.tt,r delegate Instructed " yose Tor hoTao
Seymour for Governor.
TIE National Democrats will elect Delegates from
III, IlIl, With. and Win Districts, III accordance
with toe terms OF agreement between the TWO Gen-
erGl Con mltteee.