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, 1862-06-21

Bays the Cn1ca5o DeEeSS1On UTEau:
The Governor has made numerous appointments |
to military and civil Office on the express condi-
tion thst the recipients thonld oppose the new |
constitution, and Judges have solled the esmine ]
By dragging It in the1gutte,s Of the election can
@aes.
That's lie made out Of whole cloth, and
We defy the fire-in-the-rear man" to the
proof ofthe truth Of his allegations AS the
Governor has appointed as many Demo-
Gratis as Republicans to military Office, we
ask the former to resent the insult offered
them N the extract which We copy. What
says Cul Cummings he agree, when
commissioned, to oppose the New Consti-
tution2 He is in town-1et him answer for
himself and, as far as he can, for his brother
soldiers in the field.
Again says 6ecesh:
u1he constitution is defeated, theae interests
have defeated 1t; and it 8 direct and palpahlc
proclamation Of their purpose to govern the State
in all things concerning their interests. The
hostility Of the bank Interest vas unconcealed,
and theretu1ns will Disclose something Of the ez
| tent Of interference BY railroads.
The truth is exactly the reverse. The
completed railroads in the State and the ex-
issing banks either took no part in the con-
test or favored the a'omniable swindle,
Why2 The railroads were sure that no
competing lines could be built, and the
banks that they could have the monopoly
Of the rag money business, under the new
arrangements proposed; hence they were
silent OF secretly for the iniquity.
/ Ouce more says the rebel who would
open q fire On the rear Of our troops:
Il is not alleged or, If it be alleged It cannot b
shown, that the ne~ conetitutiou contains
eingle partisan provision, or that its adoption
would giFe any partisan advantage, nn1ess, indeed
1t be deemed that partiean advantage is involves
in the provision fnr popular election for Stat
! officers in the fall Of the present year.
, Here are the facts No fundamental Law
: SO intensely partisan was ever made by an
| State in the Union. Under the New Cor
slitution, the Republicans, though in ms
, jority Of q, 900 in the State, could not COZ
J troll the Lower House Of the Legislature
| and with 10000 majority would fail {
carrying the Senate. These arc the plai
G facts, and while they illustrate the wicked
l hess Of the Apportionment contained in til
t swindle, furnish q beautiful comment 0
t the popular Sovereignty professions I
r the men who have made popular soVe
eighty their hobby.
II We suggest to the secession organ that
b would profit by getting the John Bro #
: Abolitionist" Nong John) to do its lyin
r He has more brains than all the Tim
d corps, and has q lifelong experience in Il
e business. Why not employ him at once
, 1862-06-21

One Of the French papers states that at the
time Of his visit to Richmond, II. Merc1er had
an interview with JEFF Davis, and that, in the
course Of conversation, he asked from the
rebel president if there Was not in his mind
any ground upon which the South could make
proposals Of peace to the North. ''No, SIR
said Jefferson Davis, *tthc Confederate States
are not 80 high aor SO low as to entertain any
thought OF that kind. The time for peace will,
doubtless, come; but it has not yet, and We
must wait awhile before We can avail our.
selves of your good ofices.r
, 1862-06-21

An increased force Of clerks had been en-
gagged at the Postoffice to assert the heavy
mails received from the North.
a slave named Amanda was arrested on the
10Th for attempting to sat fire to dwelling
house. She was sent to prison for year.
The City Hotel had been re-opened for the
reception Of visitors.
Tic Butler school Of literature was tempo
rarily suspended; but single proclamation
from the general appearing in our files Of pa
, 1862-06-21

remain very respectfully yours,
H. a. McELRoY, Co. G, 18th lows
, 1862-06-21

- Gov. Tod Of Ohio, has Issued procla-
nation ordering all absentoes from Ohio resi~
nients who are fit for duty, to report them
selves to him By letter, without delay, giving
postofice address, company aud regiment,
when they will be furnished with means Of
transportation to their regiments. All unaoled
and wounded officers who are unable to travel
will report in person to the commanding OIL
Ger at Camp Chase, where they will remain
until able to ioin their commands.
, 1862-06-21

Respectfully yours,
CHARLES BoTD, II. D.
We, the undersigned, contract phEsieians
Of the United States general hospital in Mound
City, have reason to believe the above state
nlent to be correct Our votes were also re-
i4ctei1 nv the same iudres
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1862-11-15

Ger Setter I'M 6 pnitfprium.
glm oneern Mprsen besann 0utao
}eiue gbuls wieoer. Die 8naben prud<
| ten ptle ps5 Deliebtcn 2sbrers 5ano, uno
Irultia at,,a es ,pieeer an pas Werf. Sbm
mar ptas Wirfe,t cine !rabre Wobltbat ;
|penn ieine 5eele rpu.ee Gus oeu Griibes
Ileien uno GrGumereien berauSaertiieu ees
nett er f9 pis,sugeben IN 0efabr par
oaein mtttsn III Die eralan,atilben Neaeln
trat sas lieblihe 8ilD Nnna'5 oon ,Saz
berlano.
Die Mutter bate iib glue5 suiamn,sr:
aefeat, ui,p ib.perer Summer laitete al
/, ibrem 5erSeu, pab ibres 5obnsS SFFen
Belt 10 sres 9elpelff segen einen llnbf
: fannten, poi, bea1 man nidt einmal tuubts
/ melAsn Gebsaun er bappn inabte. 3pa
bate her Mann ilb auf cine Meile tsnpu
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aceu; 81 aBplff- De @5dbwe-ge Ser Gttn unb gBoboib
ST. paul, gliuueota, sam1oo, oe,, i5> 1opeuber 1876:

fnoe seraoe neL pel9en ib prdlentiren
mbbte, als uneeeisnet besslbuet. So
lpelb nidt pb Sie tpinen, men teb seraee
I'M sluse babe g SD fam nur a|lrir,
ben ganpipaten 0ultas Dpbmel wGbler."
Der Nvdfoent nerfaytte iidp. uDpbz
mel z" ,ief ct bann nit aetpen1tait aus,
gang RE Sage unp oas 0saenlber|teben
pe5 Minifers Ysrseleno.
u@sraos olelen!" laste Der 0ltnifey
faIt aber beipnt.
nGure greellens .perpsn ss sntlhulDiz
gen, ,penn ib uaetne 8srpunpeguns Disls
!s'd)t niGt in Der ssb5risen Bei{e aueeyte,
SD femme pieIe llnaen Mann."
pSb aus" lpra6 Der Winiiter falt
unp evnlt.
nGr it bpafabrsne> trosis uno anmo@
beuc-"
ND, 9ie idtisben pes aus osr lsbtsn
l1nierysonns speIGe sic nit ibm in Sbrsr
WobnunS batten," fel tbm ber sullnilter
nit 1Oarfem Spne eiu. sd Slaubs,
5err Nraipent, rpie ct ea iib bsnahm uup
iprad, 70 muste ein gbrsnu,ann rteett,
oer l9nsolos setrstsn 1pirp, Der Dant perz
oIente unb !6pbn erutete."
Der prdlloent mar ipraAlos, Gr wagte
eS nidt, ben MiniRsr ansuisber, per oieIe
a1nitdnce Fannie, bic tbl,, oas lagte ibm
letn Uetpil7e'', lit eineu 70 SerluerFiden
2idte erIdet,1en lteBen.
SD ertaune, CAP Guer Gresllens fclde
lpeetelle Dinse fennen, bet oenen nur orsi
YerI anpe|enb .paren, yon oenea nut
Cine bic Mittbsilung fam eenadt ba=
ben Die, ,psnn i'd e5 nidt untsr neil1ey
Biroe bielte, e5 70 su be;eidnen, partsi
mar, uno natiirlih cas-, .paS lte serffsntz
|ibte in ibreu1 eisensu Sutere0e, unb, hit
oer 5dmi1fe her 5elti1 1|u6t oerdnoeri>
per|autbart bat~ iaste enlbsineno nit
Gube Der YrdIrent.
(TcrtisBuns frlet.)
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tbituer unb tperau8eeber: Meutber Il GreL
SelletriIliiDes.
Das Recommendations,

Gin ftbSaes Bib tesIiiffte mid i'm Granlae.
gs las ppg mir Elm siefsr erober Gre,
llno aaf BEN stastea, ipiess!bs!len Jiaun1e
5uwa,nns mills Gin 54pausnmsit4sn, nei
e '.s~S ~ '', pie Sdnes;
'Sauft sug es igrf areiIe auf nnt nisser,
llus .8urbe bpbb SET Bruf hemantnen Glans
Ssu eliyerte tas tteneeube @eftsber
lmlsubtet spn Der Senne Strablsusien5 $
SD blisb AM ufer fiatspunperub 1tebfn,
=. llnt 1ab ser Jtsinpeit uno ber Wiiree Bib.
Da tra9er nit GsiArsi sis finIera arabeu
5erspr aus nahent Waloe, neicerfullt.
Gief sranite lIe be5Sgwanenmeit9e 9enSHein9si
9Deil tets zen 8elleren Der Sdlebte baBt;
sic marfsu p'rum nit nisoriser @smeinbeit
'Dsr Keinbsit 3aubsr nit be5 9rttss 2a|f.
G1tittert tauei4 ta, une risf gun, Simmel:
,l1nb t,I fannlt5ftiern, bi(f 10 lDrgIps itiQ,
Subsb sfr arabsn efslbafs .Ge:iinnlsl
Der 1usenb brtrn G!ans tsfsdrn mia2"
llne auf bas Sbwansnspsibdsn bliat i'd pisee1
llnb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fiilltsn 'lscinei gliG:.
Dpb Fsb' i gs fenst ib it bie: 0luthfu nisbe,
llnb tnuAt nca wsibss penn screfm, sarlif.
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Gppe6 euut Ordft.

Inter cem obiosn Iite[ brinat unler
I9nurriaer College 8 b Don benz i1nurtiz
gen uMersenitern" foloence6 l9nurriss
vGinseIaaot."
Milter 25b! Die lebte Wu9 spar a
Wub, bic mar dreer ,pie lle;ue annsrc.
De5 setrdft NoIt bot lib uf made mulIe
far Der Sdttsl I'm i'd trar ab sbner perpul1.
v Gao rerppr BOT n1er Die ali Tub Der
Sbnapplad eefIQt nit Sbunfeflebl6,
SobtIe un 9bnip. SD bab fell al uf
ret Budsl se1tuol1t bab n1ein Ddo lei
alter Newululbsnrod an9escae, G Stiid
&Uhetarpet i'm mid sebenft por Dldns
fs! un mar rau reooi upr be Sef. Davis
su febte. SD bab Der alt Jrab Terretpel!
sswe, uu neil mir fe Sinner ben, bab i'd
nod partifier anbeTuble, Die San gut su
tente uu 70 lang th fort mar, febn Manno<
| ferl tnS 6au6 sn lpIIe etleps es mibt lein.
gSie tG aou fertig lpar NIT al! meIne 2lys
renlaments lin iuI0t binib bic Sbeuet
rum 0erpllt bot for ncb Nidn,onp> fumt
Der alt 9lifsl ShliBbeb IN fanet an mid
III bl1derse. Gel bpt mid 70 oerbottsyt
IN Ssrerjsgt, boB i'd bab anfange ~ sits
tere un S9unfeHebl1, 8pbre un 5dntg
| fiji uf u,eim gufel I'M SbnappIaG run1z
serolI, ol6 1pie ca5 lcibbaf!is l(nBesiTer.
| Der giidfl Sbliebed Ut lei lonabebnl9
Mabo bsn Mi eerubt un nit eel6nauft,
bi5 Ser alt Suaanan evspabIt nar, III, td)
bab rssba!b nem atts Nifel frei raus &C.
laot, ct par @ gut Debl ldulo an benz
jeBtse 8rtss un er Iot lld5 lben,me, q
Mann un patyiut 81 beiubfe, pu reoci
is for at fesbte TIT SAunfsnfsbI1, Bobn'
un Sdris for5 Gut Sun isim 2ano 81
peysebre Ds5 bot BET giifsl nit gu
' N1uoe f5nue Ill ct paft mid am Oorael:
: fncpp iii 19nssi5t mid If per 8oooe. Su
, Jaue Is met Sdn0ppIaf nuntergsyutl4
: geoe mel 9uftzGenal uns Shunfef bid
! TN bic 8obne bea gum untere Debl nun
5od rau8Besutt. Der Nidel bot a 5un1
:. lei l;A gebat, per mar lbier nefIb aus
i aebunoert ut ,pie oe5 .bunppteb per 81
:, rub yan Sbuufef fsblb i, Die Nab5 ne
:, fyift bot, nernt5 a SAP uf Der Sanapp
~ 1atf, teibt oorch mel boile III fumt mi
" If bs sssne @buufs. Sd ba5 sefriid
>, as nan mid epper III, 8a!et tcbt mad
a Ipot, ps5 bot ber 5uno er|hgedt un CT /
=. init raln gltfet ttey pte Ten3 tan5 f
+ beam. SD tab mid ufsen'ad,t III ny
T. l. ib ,pieber uf be Snobe mar, mar III
= 8ldntst iiterm Sop 9efript, met alter 81
+" pclul6enroG nit Be &n1p uf meim Sud
e. un Ser SbnapslaG oorne If Ger 2eie. :
v QDte i'd uei fun1n,e Bit ins 5au5 bct ;
i, ali Jrab es>punneyt mei!tb 70 vsyltrunt
IS rs yum &riea surud tuni, Til pie fie Der 8
~ ltanp an metu bi,lnere &6rper erbltdt, !
n 1e 0emebnt, cer SefT, Doois b6tt II
- puyb bic 6olIe geldjplIe. Ste bot nit ga
- red: yerEsb f6nne, paB i'd 10 geIdIp!
- rpieber DO mar un bct suleBt erlabbt n
~ id Der Sdus fritt bdL b1itsn lIG NJ
It It uber bet -Ielegruf EebmseldItt for M
n: -furirs su lpne. Die alt Brab IS arg
=, =, pie llntpn un fie tent 81 mir tpte Sir
" 5p eeIatrinp, boB i'd laant bin, 1tart
), tpierer; ncbt iettel i'd nit Dem yfifel II
~, -, 1eim Ma5fel BUN d 5uno. SD febt
ion ion met yteAt.
wa Gn. Spunfie.
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YerniibteS.

5ren Rrarenberosr: n0elt
Mannerl, Du lIeblt MID rod INNER
Mlte 9iebe rDitet ia nIbt."
6err &rarenberger: p5m
rotten tbut lie serao ni9t, aber i6immelft
rDtro lie bod"
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9lr. 224,
;, = o Dr's 81 aus.
2tetp,, 5ptel,

2sistou S5ptel,
Gde Der Waba|Uau> uno 4teu StraBe,
toH 0a. 2unfenbeimer.
Rsa ertaut, seraunlis, hit trbsg uns freuub-
ltbcn 3tmnern periebeG, .sie biees 5ntet ii, bis-
tst es Dem Jtei|enben Die psrrliGfen 8eaieniIi9~
tsitsn ,eten gut terstsirr Sri1 uup Der b;lis|ten
SceiealNs, fcwte CUTE 0stranfe ait Der Bar
geraulniee 9ta!!ung 1T bei BEN Sau!e, i,ns
bebealb eew 8arnscrn namsntiit4 su snlpfebIen.
9teiienbe unb persuWspG6 perSen frsi sou nnb
uuGb Der 9anbung befGrtsyt. f5o
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Dreissbn ais uns!ld53abl, |,
Nl8 einss Cages bic 6rase er5rtert
rpurpe, ob e5 pirflid llnslid bsbeute,
menn prei;eba an eit,em Sid fasen,
erpiperte Elm 0curmaab: nMaerctnsa
beoeutetsllnellf aber nur in einem Sal
pann ndnliA Bios far se9n sefpht it,"
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5fncrten ncr g9E:s,m, @taatS5eltmu8

2t9cute.1 ner go1;nu. 8 StaatS5citnt3 :"
0Niunepta. ~
oa1ins5 uut Doipto 90, oe1r 9snfti:
%tyr~l;fm WnH 8tNmn GoNHt9 " 0oIFst'
8 .IRsbon4 II. Winuiapcti5i 0rtb ". %n9sI"ats'
LQrYer CT, &ntt,
%N1nfato ; " 5.Fu5 .. olrn4aan
G5t;G nrtey unn BaIbinotpn GtY St. 9NsHsr,
Minoua uuo 90inoua Gt9 81. J,>dsF'
8elcptoin oetr NransY. SeYrertEbt: ,,.;,
TartAlult, Wics 81, 55err &50tTreo l}'sasH''f'".
Neap8 Q0uoir9. 8. 0rcrrt.
sFco DinG pegr >5oDn 0r,snr'n'
g3 abnIb0tp. &jeorg 0uter.
&. 1voTe, 9err Ssu. .
s}fomu5ciNe eerr 6tis 9lsd::
9ujfolo 0its, 28i9e. 81. 5'ltttltr'
,Ivurtoir Gitg, QBi8s, Or. SpI4!,
aicffcro, Q8vi9bt g., 5obn 3eesld'tF. ,,> >
;foS.Gtfed, 6rnuepin g., 0iot9io0 W''"aaO.
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% tin gtonsS traBe, ubereeanbIn8 8,
- st. Nau!, Minu.
Dunbar fir ben bisbsriecn 3ulprud beebrt (l9
Der lluterssilnste, ntIn psutlGen Yueifum III
Winnel lpta ar5usst8en, baB sr lsine GiNsfabrit IN
oersrEbsrtsm MaBfete 1T Ieinsnt nsNsn Sts'nge"
tGups singsridtet bat, unb 1T I'm 9tarse, fsins
2uneen nit Ssr oilaentctu teishtet
Asremsura zGffig
III yerlsben. ginfad}sr iewie 3rppsl-G(Fs tt int
i.ssr su benz nisbrisfen Nreils su baken.-
Dtsler Gllis 1T aussessiGnet gum Gtnmad'sr
pot @5urfen uNb aneernDrildeu, unp 1T pcn cen
pyasti]1en Ghsnifsr Dr.Neis w'lfsnlbaftl'db UT
terIud3t. 2erlelbe fano i'm Dp!!fontnan rein, u
enpFcblt i'm auf's 8ess sum- 5an'llsneebraas9
- .5l 90. Weis.
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MINNESOTA STAATSIGzIu u Mo,

4 WEEKLY PAPER,
2,.5ljahed BY REU7 HER 8, Excl
Sr. PAUL. MINNESOTA.
Price $500 per year.
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j. SaDr,ga1lg.
jl[lliil6|0tl otaotsoejlunO,

Die )l[lHneIota otaotSoejlun0,
ttg &c, 0ritten unb 0atalbap'
9trrBs, sine Ertpps bnlh, .E
,syIteint lsceu Somitaa UNI fpltet so et
-D0l. per 5oby in 2Sorau5bsSablnn9,
1inStlAs Wun,mern toicn cent D.
Seatu3uG0cu. ..
u2pit,rer gAnn MAR ~ irgeub elmer 5rlt ess
i,brea, oeG :ounen pts ptln AbonHenlsnt Dpran'
5,asnpcn N4umsrn nitt nabgsIanbt perRsn.
Or S5nbjuiWiou5- -Betras eanH III 9tpsen IT,
,,.3c stuer Sut:n 8anf sin9siHtdt perDsn.
q,72F@ gGeun 0etp in yesiItrirtsn SstsTen psr+
lore,t lebt, raBen .oir peN 8erlNlt; oeFb n'fpf n
II ugreailtrlrttr: GtisTen' c,s =,
NIg MittHsjtuN9cn, N'elpFr VI. |, 10. Fns S'
" 9s%utber S Gsei, putti'6srs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-01-04

For incidental expenses Of the quRrteEHasteE'g
department. three hundred afxty.hTG thousand and
thirteen dOllaFg and eighty cents.
For transportation Of the army and lite supplies,
two million two hundred aud 6ty- -four thousand one
hundred and slghty.six dollars and Sishty-ona
cents
For transportation of ufdcers' baggage, hftegn
thousand three hundred aud 5ixty-sSTsn dlOltars
For purchase Of dragon horses, two hundred and
nihety-sevcn thousand three hundred and thirty
i've dlolars,
For clothing, camp and garrison equipage, one
millions three hundred Ane tfty thousand one huns
dre'l aud my dollars and tlirGy-sight cents.
Fog eurrCnt expenses Of ordnance service, twenty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies, inclu.
ding horse equipments for all mounted troops, f5ar
hundred Thousand dollars.
FOR manufacture IT arms. sIAIy thousand dollars.
For Increasing the manufacturing car.t.itS vi the
hatiOhsl arinnFy, fifty thousand dollar.
FOR purchase OF gUnPOwsieE aud lead, forty thou
For purchase osar.tllsry horsee, twenty-five thou-
sand dollars.
For hire of quarter. for troops, of store houses or
the sale keeping Of military Stores Vf grounds for
summer csntOnments, nnI for temporary huta, one
hundred and fifty-eight thousand two hundred aud
eiEhty-three dollars and eight y-one cents
Sec q And be IL further enacted. That all hppro.
pTiRtionS aud all provisions Of law herein contained
applicable 20 three years volunteers shall apply ~
two years volunteers and all other volunteers " m
have hesH may tx received into the service Of thG
Unite State fora period exceeding three months.
Approved, July Il, 1851.
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g. 49,. a mae .,...,, -,
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
oUSnEpp CaARTEEED, l65
GATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles-Sts..
FOuSpEp, lss2..........

CATED,
Cor. baltimore and CliRrles.Sts..
BALTIMOKE ND.
HVIHIs INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous aud hopFishing condition. Twice dn-
ring the last tu has 1t been necessary TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the In
errasing number Of students, representing nearly
II now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city The
are ecmmodioasly arranged, spaeions and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered 20 young
desiring qualify themselves properly for tile
thorough Practical BEFiHs=s EdIscaIiOH generally,
unsurpasssd. I'm any particular by any similar eztab
FACULTYs
l. IA. LOSER.
pFincpRl-LecfnTeT on the science Of Accounts Com.
mrree, business Customs, etc.
J. NJ PITILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of BsoS-Kesping.
y. Z. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental PeuEapship.
st. WILLIAMS. ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
Raw. p TEATEs REESE. n. n,
Lecturer on Commercial EthioS.
TRUSTEES:
lion. JnO. T. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vRnsAnt,
Hon: Thos sEann, VIM II. KsishleE, Esl,
The College is provided with Commercial Library
Of standard Works expressly for the use Of the stu
Each Student has ae.sS 70 hinselr. and Is sspa.
There being no vacation daring the year. Students
eau enter Al any time
Tl,etin'ss eGared,osomplete.h rullsour.e,
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduases.
large ani Beautifully OrnRmente.i Cirenlar, con
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs, PennanshP. &c. by mail
NJ 81 tdTs panied with catalogue giving full
pAtueaiaFs. Address T. 4: LOSIEE
BalffEl0Es ri.
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Appr.re.l, guly lo, "a.
fPuHrIg.-So. 81

AN ACT To provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called fBtO the service Of the Uni
ted States from the time they Wer0 called into
service 10 the tAiItieth day Of June, eighteen kun
dTei and si1ty-one.
Be II enacted BY the senHts and House Of RsEre-
EentatiSes OT the United State 81 America in Con.
rCss 3AsssmBisi That there be and hereby i HpPro
pTiate out Of any money In the Treasury not 9TH
erNisc appropriated the SUM Of ve millions seTeh
hundred and sixty Thousand dollars, much
thereof may be necessary, to enable the Govern
meat To pay the militia and volunteers called into
service Of the United States, being additional
amount required for the hscAl year ending June
thirtisth, eighteen hundred and sixty-0Dc.
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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WnEIIIno. IEth AnrII. hi


ON and amer the lSth Of April. 1861, the Tassen-
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling dASly except
Sundays 1t 10 A. n, BeuWood 1c5o A. ~, RTriT-
ing in Baltimore Al $40 A. 81 connecting with tile
Expires train for PhIlAdeiphiA, New York, Boston,
and all the Eastern cities, leaving ass a. NJ
FiVeS At Washington n $50 A. NJ making etoss con-
BSetiO0 with the Southern lines for all parts oT tile
Soath. This train stops a. the principal stations
from wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore At as p. n, and
WaSEdBEtOn City At &66 p n. arriving nt BelTtrod
~ A. ~. and wheeling 81 67 A. n, making direct
e0nneeiIon With the ENpTeltran for al parts Offh
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train E3vIs4
Gnly for mshln and wood and wafer.
The AHii TEnin Leaves daily including Sundyss at
dsST r. n, BenWOod AZ rs r n, AMI arrives Ia
Baltimore ~ 3:ls r. NJ, connecting with the Mail
tFln, leaving Tor Philadelphia, New York, BostoH,
and All EaltsEn cities at ass r NJ arrives at WASH
ingtGa City Al $50 T. ~ connecting With the South
lDeS for all parts Of the South, ThalTiii stsi
the end q the road At MouBdsVlle. Cameron,
HannihEton, Water Station EAiTmOnt aud GEafidh
Returning, ieavrs Baltimore at 6s30 A. NJ Wash
Layton City 4z6 A. n. and arrives at Benwt-l at
l0:lOP. n. and Wheeling At lo=Ss r. n, connecting
With the EEpre train for all pATte Of the Southwest,
West and Northwest This tEAin stops at the PTln.
eipal stations only.
The Pieim0nt and VheaIiuz AcoOunaoilA,Ioli rIrus
daily, except Sunday leaving Piedmont At 10 NJ
sad arrives AZ Wheeling AZ s:l0 +. ~
In PoRD, Agent.
W.P. sM1Ta. Master Of Transportation.
Il u. Co.'S, Gen1 TIeket Agent. AP2o
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oFFEO1AL.
LAWS OF THB UNITED STATES.
Rzss.a at tie Fra S,ssiOR Of ne Thtsty-SsJeaA
O9alEea1.
tPuBIIo-No.I

An ACT 10 refund aud remit the duties on AEals Inn
ported by statsl.
BE Il enseted by the Benats and HOUSE Of Repre-.
senIAtlVeS Of the United SfHtes d America in Con-
ETess Assembled That the Secretary Of the Treasury
lie and he Is hereby authorized and directed 70 re-
fund and remit the duties and impOstG all arms
Imported Into the United States since the Fst day
Of 9Iay last, which Hlsy 10 imported before the
Arst day Of January next, by for the account OF
any state; Provided the Secretary OF the Treasury
GiSll be satisfied that the said ntende in
good iaith, Tor the Of the troops Of any state
Vhieh Il or may be>sngnged In aiding 10 suppress
tile inyuTFectipn now existing against the United
't Approved, July 10, 1881.