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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

A LIsooLsIrs OHASou HIS VIsws -fhs release Of
ms Hsary, . proninent si,zla Of fsanessss sAS
go iaprsSsned a, K icI ,ile for d~!soysity, has been an.
nouae,d la = ls.tss 70 General Kirby Saith, be sl'adss
10 his losschsrishsd altaObnent to tie oi Unioo, and
says:
fbis ,sltioa, entertained bonosilJ, Ike many othss
In hi,k authoity. 1 Continued 10 occupy long kssr Tea.
pess,a hla aken position with the Ooofedsats 8 ass
believing, M then did, that II was not the purposs Of
ths Feco al q ,verumsnt TO d, more than resiore . bte-
ken Union 10 psscs aud friendship uider tho old ON
~stitution, given Us by he fsthsrs OF the r~evolatinn In 4
sseyen years va. la thfs mis- sksn visu OF The true
policy and eli It Of NJ Lucolns atninisLrAtion, ffs@y
admit | actaa In euch g uay AZ 10 merit the puhiehmsnt
already irH csd upon me, in being for nors than tso
msnths lamar 4 n o w. hone prisoo, fss ffen heos
and Iienda AID II ny f.ehnsi bad undergone no
change dnee nv arres', / would net cay ny futthsr COZ
61tm,pt vculi be imp, oper. Nat snes my acres. AID
osoa cement I have learned 10 ny fegrv. aad assesish.
neal ,ha, Mr.. L nc Ia hAs issued q preclsn alien q free
ia 10 An the sl,yos in tbs o, allied rebellion, 8ates-
fhi, act, Of It's If, cuti GEunder every cord thit sound
ne 10 IN. old Uoios and, now declare, most soiemnIy,
that ny fa usc lfs and s,nduc,, a. well as my destn {,
are viii the establishment Of the Confederate Sh-es.
do uithermors promise, II pernitted 70 do 60, to
deyets nv lie aud p oPerty aud oil that | have, 70 the
,uppor, Of the Confederate G )yernmslt. aud 10 all things
10 dene,n myself a. q lsyd citzn. | sill for her sdi
ia. IL detm d necessary, / am ready and willing to take
au oath TO support the Constitution Of the Oonird r,.a
State, aud the laws made under IT, Abo 70 give bod
and suftty In any reasonable sun eqaireA Of Ds, for
the faithIul Performance Of the same.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
P.rIlsauas. sOA Nov. Iss

To ia BJ,tor Of Tia Raig
Permit u As . boiJ d oacsrI aud soldiers u thss-
ny Of vrgiai', Who are nos ia the a IA. TO rscsausnd
. gentleman Who Is pc iiAay az .H6 ID 10: 'hO d chsrgs
o, the Ligh and responsible du ies ., Governor Of ,his
old OoanOnsOLl.h. Past proa i' The Hon. ESQ. W.
Rlnde'pb, who has bean usd 10 he cap o. cell 90 in
Ihs War DapASsnah ami hNs PsSsl hisss icy . 49,
fl discharge Of BIB dads TO EAs ssAE o. Virginia 1sG
the Confederate GIvWansaL We ell Spoo the god
psoyls Of Ihs Wss. 70 salS With the S,s,A in Of Q inx
hin. "AAsY 01Soas AsD soIDBas.'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

soLDnE KILIEo.-A private Of the 18th Va. Battalion
named B. z. hintor, was shot BY q sentinel ~yesxtdsy
forenoon, at the Confederate prison, correr Of Cs:y and
6.h c rsets. The rules f,rbid the prisoners, (~bo are
mostly deserters) from pro- 4c.ir 3 their heads Gu! Of the
windows. hiolOr violated snis Iuls, aud The sen,i Ell
fred at him with fatal aim, the bal piercing hin,o.'s
forehead, causing instant death.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

MANCHESTER Aircars -hsssrs. K nj, Paine 4 Co.
sod at their ~sactcn, yrs.srdiy, a lot Of ns:oaes made
Ia the nsigAbolijg town Of Manchester, which are said
to bs superior to those formerly brou. 81. here from Y.n.
k,edom. They brough; sis rs pr gross. Hrssr. K.
P. 4 %. will have q weekly supply OF these ma,oaes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
Al InPaoyEp GAZE.

The follosips words have been sdded 10 the oath
which discharged State prisoners are required TO lake
before their release 10 granted: "And that Oil Dot at
future time oommsnc, or cAuso any A;hon or suit against
the of ers Of any loyal Slts or Of the United Bates for
cauLng my arrest or impriSonins1t." &
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

SPriDY JUsTIcs-Wo understand that the negro Who
murdered NJ. II lnsford TAilsy, in Hanover county. en-
Friday last, wac captured on Saturday and bucg BY tie
srs,psrs;ed eilS ms. 4 Y 80 VAS IN de " 10 recon-.
'Ue se the ohper OF the negro, amounting 70 his Iu!l
va.uo.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
rHaIaaarala hmm WlIaall"

Tho ofhcsrs OF the 9Th coiorsd K ,nsAs Regiment have
completely d, asd tho civil. Authorities OF Lssvsnsos;h.
aud 9Th the assistance Of oi ,ois at tho fort, rendered
the power Of the courts q weak and useless 10 you'll
be- III, orders OF . debating club. Tee Mayor Of the
city, 10 . published statement. isJs the limited mems 81
bis disposal cannot enforce The lass.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
IELEuKAffilC.

=
REPORTS q 0 YANKEE DEiERTER3.
KIssros N. O., December ALSO eeser,ers just 70
from Was iugton, report al Abolition 9 ct alN, sbern,
sod that Win nstoa is to be attacked this week. Tho
rspor. Of a SIX rmish at Cave Creek this morning Ia ul.
fJuaded. q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
ADJ'fAaD hIrsoroR ersRgALs oryioE,
RICHMOND, Dec. J, lst2. I
aRsEIAL 0hDfn,

MOL
on ,uI Of the Qrafer -asterJ Department. are expressly pro.
hlsitsd hon Vsl Ing he Feat Of Government for the purpo e CT
obGAiaiaE supplies. The usual m &c Of ede ,iLg { c c objects, ! y
regulation. 10 deemed ~lHne,ns, ard no deviation from the est.b-
Il he'd fules Of TIE ssrsleu 10 thy respeet will be permitted. with
out tie ieviou, shn ton OF the Gu .Ittrms,,er General, obtained
Trough the rssllu ca mel Of communication.
H. 0nesrs and AGsn4 otite QiItsrnIters Department are
hereby ordered not 10 ine fsre ulh leather purchased or con.
trseitd for b. onesI and Agents Of the Ordnance Department
NJ order,
(slyned) l. O0OPrR,
dl-lV Adj, 4 Inspector General
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
one Means OF saTetJ-ene PaIA 70 Success

one Means OF SafetJ-tne FaIh % suceSss.
Whatever may happen in the future, the lac AdVCS
from EurOpe teach rs that for 'hS present. uS are to
Sight Or battles unAidsd, aud that |: 10 Oaly By nyhd 9
we Gao keep the enemy sE. and save ourselves fr0a
ruin. AssAIlsd, As We are. al 90 many points, and By .
fe 20 pOSerful bs prsSsHt Is always he moment q
fAe. There Il, therefore, truth and tinsHrss1 in the
dsclAsHtiOu Of the OhArlssiOa HsreHTy that here is no
path % security for the OonfsdsrAtS- BAss bal sas 81
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
RICHMOND WHIG..
WEDNESDAY IaORNINs, DEC. ., ISsi.
no CORHRSPONNRNTg.

~ rs o. b.s.~a uaas % addressed to ~ "EsEOr q
ns IA ="
ArA> - ,rnHsH - boa E&s 4 ~ paper vH s@ oSPsASaa
a. ns = q sag Oa1 aasftag, Oe9h % % hsosea - az,
al E0 n no ass6adqpsPt It'd %oa O1ihNdry SoSc0 $1,000
tg aghf hnSs drs oAlrgsfR r a. Gdusrhsesosnta.
~ W oaLa 10; gf-dStdfs % rSurs rSecdf o01aG.SsscNA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

Nsw PsoJscnLs The New York Herald boasts
Of another tisspA Of Yankee engineering skil, as
follow:
ne success q the experiments made With the SAT
ford ~prjsetiIs, Ct the Warrington Navy Yard, on Non.
day !ss, sivss The asssndsI ey once more to artillery
over iron or steel plating, aud demonstrates that there
d nothing Impossible 70 the .vsuiise genius Of our
engiDssn and mechaniea L. /, nov ascertain ID Inst
ss haze, . prof sc6ls which the plitiag OF none Of the
iron monst.n In the English OF French navy can re.
ssL I; vim riddb Ten inches o. iron, and twenty odd
inches Il sAid OAK, wish 81 much sase ~ 40 inch
board. For obviou reasons Is has not been thought
proper ~ give publicity to the means BY which these
results have besn arrived At. Il 10 spi .ient for OCT
pnpls 70 hnns that, 10 ,hs ovSnt Of any attempt by az
E1slsh or French hst 70 entr our harbors aud BON.
osrd our s,.beard eiies. 20 20 ssess . pr~ jsctils which
oil p,nststs and sink tho most impresnatls Of the
iron irgatss Of which they max, puch bosst.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
LoCALlTKMs.


The Carriers OF this paper arc ~ hshssd to charge
twenty-five cent? per vek for their delivery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

FROM WEST TENNESSEE
KsoSvnLr, December l-ciGs renegade regiment
u dsvsstat ng Aorgsn county, Tennessee.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
ADJUfAsr NsPsoroK arsLs oyrioa, L,
RIcEnozD, Nov. 2Ith, 1889. I
aHynu nRDHA,

Ia GA "
Conn. d n. Of oOo.sr p vii e,u,. tn, following order to be
paPs,in cash State Of ths oSafsdrisJi' sns-s is reaching
va Al sosns i, ssa SoAc.r. Al, .nn,..i men Who ar. no , .b.
81. fro n v .t . na.aa. hoa .y che; e.a,, 'h.S actual d.,
, aSlH' g.. or. a. :, "a .a s,. :nss; 70. Vi. Ia; ls : .sss'. 70 . a. w. ScS q. nSs
IL. Co ! aiiiOnei Oaeer. fIIaas 10 comply with the pr,viioss
Of iss for going pIassph vi ha . r-asouaSls ie1gh Of time,
IL no case 70 eKcss it,easy days afssr the publeahon OF Ills or
their names sa6 b, fsrnl asd TO The ICON naadsnI Of c0sser. pa for
III. Az siIstsi n q Who shah fall to c,nply vi h the p-ovi.
som Of ., .ss.e1i .oi .Al' osdss .iAsa q rs.,o9aal. ieasti Of
thar asas 70 be arlshedt /, the c,aa .ndini Of conscious 10
their sac. for pueisation, or sach osaer asnen Ann ~ be deemed
" In ~d,s TO ayurs the emsl,ni G, ops-atlou Of all eoaesrnsd
3, carry th, 'rie iatoin aediste eajst, Department Com NJ 'deri
rata 9 = l. al, u Ir d par msati q prompt .psrt Of he nan Is
Of al 90 nnkdOn a onc RI and endstet n,a noz asssu from
Of abine 1, AMI any ,sbrsnisl, ba tAiIoa or e,moanr comm "a
sT,S,s Sss'', 70 .,s - sac, . re-, q r., sa -. % :. .s. sss..
Asa 81 60 ,ns'si t,sr.Ot t.ss. .lhy III, h,sd. !,
Q .n~. o'dsa K 81 o,. nisoasd on isrs .ai prv,s, va,
az inesp ,ii Of bear ss srs In eOnsequ-n . Of w1and, resolved
. hsrs;ie .,isnsa ,rsp5 70 toe nsa si CON n,nisn. Of o..
- pal. '..lr r..P.ea.. IA Is .;o sis' 70 We. are a';si Tor
fSrsensRL OF es PtsrI.ns o tails oriss, WITH fall p' yer TO cal
uPon ths nsar 9. military auho iy 70: saeh q siIisncs a may be
VI oa.s : 81 IN, es,neru .ters De artnea'. charged With
Jon d on e. n55ss N ssnonos oSoet OF privss who d'es no.
fu'nsisshfc or su isnc that ne Is M liahls 70 the penalties
& IN tlt y q ". ~ T. NV lsD hsilt ohScN u ~ 0
~ e pasa, tia vioaton ci ina order sasli Se liable IN hi bend
Cor the sansJnt o. seh payment
(amsD 80 aoooPER,
dA-e Az. and Insa General
49, sPECfAt. Nor iUE. = Psr~h9ers
~ q ~ruhr a the si, Of the Er,hmgs Hotel are
ssrnAny rtqssked % ell Of snes for le 7 puIehssa
ras SUNNI . BUR2Iss,
de2-2t Auet creer.
E0n Sal go ,o,I ,'eondhsni BAND PifsrIN9
Il PRsa s.ih'sp.t ns Appy NJ III, ohss. e8-st
n GAZE IN FOE HINT ON
NAVY HILL.
ssOR the ssssins year, Qs6S) vs VII rent 70 . gooi tenant. cur
e MARKET Carrier, oa HAvy HILL. within ths eirSofate bnhs.
eontainirg II or 10 ac-s. lie eoatgaIty 70 The Old ssrsei be ng
about dsu minutes vail, tst ether ufh H. fertility, N .kesh one OF
the ret dts'rabs sArdena In his ely
deg DOVE q w.
RSuGvAk
nyuE o0ss Of the Manchester os.ion and Wool hsnafae'u log
Il Company 10 removed 70 The Ar Of Pjvss1 valentine. %
a,a-,te9t sn. n. 70 aTR3 Agent.
II mpsInH 0LL-yua received and for sale ~
/ h y. Ppfnassn 4 %, piu7cssa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

sursenAsred n q sswarAy manner 70 Ne rsbds a difsr.
90, iines, wers nssshsi through the ssasAS dssDd 10
nighs caps and ssaa 70 Damp oAass. =
o4Ino. Nov. %. issh
esseral Hsvs,'s srPsdiisa, ssaasips Of ses.tssa
transports, earryiaa shout ten thsualnd nen. Which, ut
Hs,saa ssns days Aase, rst.rnsd On Tiday. II psS
ess1sA to tha mouth Of Whiss hva, hst, osiaa 70 il
lovness, osuld 70 ~ further. Ie dasiasiss b 0ii -
have bean Littls Rafk.
sns yLAns % anscaAn.
A kt.sr from NaAvilis, Tenn, V snsrAen Hpss,
nys:
/ asked Q s~satlssiAn sonnscsd 9Th spartnSanthssk
qaArtsss, Q DAY O. to does, What ssrs hs ehif sbjsc-
live points Of Gan. Roserana' plans, anA 10 ansvehsd
very quietly "tbs Southern Osafstsrssy." 0snssal
Palmer, last evening, in . speech 70 Q needing Of MIA.
gsA, intnatsd thai Dec. Rosserans' or Stivs point and
ultimate destination vas the Gulf d hsnisa Whit
point b may b enabled eventually TO reach l eAnnst
cor conceive. Caupaiias, HE Il white nsn, are very
Uncertain. Bat he OH. 20. must, Of eourss, b 70 driSs
ths rebels iron fsnnesss and occupy The oeupuy south
Of the fenn,ssss river. For. his new esmpAEn ths
Cumberland nust b the base until the undspaisd po>
sssIon Of the fsnbssIss river ~fa,nibes Nc 9 second ban
for . second campaign. The result Of The pns,nt pro
jectsd cInpAigu viii b ths dispsnion Of eli the rsbss
In Middle Tennessee, and placing Gan. R,sscoas who're
Geo. Buel ooes vM.
ZEE FoAIIPcAYIoss or BAsHvILLs.
The fov@ uhoh have bson built In hn vicinity v1tnin
the past two months should forever rsnin nonunsnts
Of the folly sf the Soutbsrn people. We have bad, IN
the loyal States, no remote oeocspton Of as sHtsnt o.
strength Of The dsist . ssstsd abou. this city, and IL
IL diAaculs to conceive how hey have bean built Ia Two
mon h. Whsa l hh kss In Ssp,snbss the fort % 81,
cloud Hi bad hardly bean begun. Nos IL Govern The
entirs bill, lSoning into vM. proportions cad dinih 4
with . ttl'. Not gun had bssa mounted o. Q ras pit
dug; The Capitol renamed unornausnted wish siege
guns and The sAtsr works had not sntoipased bSng
tlFnsi into Q fort Nos ths dtyis sneirclsd By . chain
OF 2 dc pits and fost,. ms streets have bssn barrissdsd
and pis ell nsdA 1t % almost impossible :. 80. 10 OF
ost Of the city.
kr.aA ZEE "pows sAsrss," fICIfsp.
A tslsgnphie despatch from Bangor. Lns. Nav. as.
n.ies ,he folIosing s,arlins suneuneem ,nt:
The Jeopls on the ooas are In Q srsat ststs Of sIoiG-
mont. Il b represented that 9 tesuss. susss.ias 70
the description Of the pirate AlatspI, appeared in
F~eenchman's bay this If.srnooo, and seessd tossr5s
Sullivan. They kass OF No honest vsassl likely 10 b
tl0rs ct this TINA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
TIE pIylscs - lIcHM oID.

- u-I =. D M
The hsv iofk herAd mes . corfesponaeh' N ohu'
more Ubo ~profs~sss TO b veil posted In regard TO tbs
moy.m.as OF the Confedsr ale srmis and the plans and
80, a. N 4, ladsn Tn u,E,s n,,r,,io, of G,,
-e- .-- -
LIS pAa iS 's sssn0s A~uAS1S' ue aHN'
Redmond IN nos ~ strongly defended a. Washington.
fhs terror lnspir,d in the rebel capital by the presence
OF nOOienan's afmy before their walls last June has not
bssu los, upou lie inhabitants u .thG. city. wh.tsyer
exp,,ience could teach or energy accomplish has been
done iu the uSy Of for. acaiiol aud defence. TIE next
m - -, a., so,s 49,, h,Ca,. nishro, "A iii huA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03
VS. war IL ms sOgrHvss.

LsSTsvnLs, 1sv. -. fs62.
Rilroad csaasniAioa between L5asvils aud Mas
vile Is nee ~cssplsis. A Train lst here yeitstdAy nom
ing, and Hrvs1 ct ksAvie she ams evening.
kMEunk Rov. ae. 1864.
aIly paolsI rsssl ca snA $ More tack tbs cath
Q! allegiance 70 ~ vslsAhray, % ed 80 Q ssassr Of
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=. II srcK 50,
AUCTlON HER

For the sale of Negroes.
Corner OF frapsIin street and Locust Alley,
Bslav Exehaegs Hotel, RIcexsD. vrgips
W u. hApDr1, (9f hsddsx . Co. CLERK.
eli hoard gsnusasn engaged In the r lde, IEdthiir s"vant.
~ oar t9tU attend an Ne dspse. nSss ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

W~ sPHCsAa aOlr iUE.- Ps-~hsss
~ u hrutur a the sis Of the Er,hrgs Hotel are
sarsany rtqssked % ell ct snes for Le 7 puIehNsa
aas aUMsIl q BUReIss,
de2-2t Aucs cpesn.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-03

nyHE uads-igss,, manufacturer Of tte &c ebr tei Read Of
Il ,motiSg Tobseco (aipy Bov.egs @ and fakey winesbs
70, aud EiepAsntl has enars d his capacity fer manufacturing,
ans s5jei 90 h' iusia-ss, the mann Ac.ur, OF = 'rpefior qisntI
OF Scotch snuf, which ks Is nos PREPARED 10 fani b nl CUSTOM
ers, and thetrsde general y, II vholrsA q prizes, 1t his factory,
corner Of rtna and Jacason srse.. Lynehberg. Va
oc7s Con B. BfRGU50s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26
cessressional Nomination.

At the Congressional Convention held
At lie Witt on the gath inst, the Hon.
E. II. Thsyer, Of Auscstioe, was oom''
mated 10, Congress from this D'ett'cs. 1t
10 q splendid nomipation-a decided n't'
OF al men in the district for that posi-
ton DO one would receives more hearty
cordial and united support among the
democracy ADD conservative men thai
Judge Thayer. In his own county be
j. emineo,lv popular, and all through
the district he IL known but to be re-
spected. It will afford the democracy
Of Scott county much pleasure to sup
port him for that Office. His sound
m. raj, political and social qualifications
mark HIM - the man. Lot ell hapds 60
to work for his election with energy
aud determination.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

Mr. Thayer having received . MAORI.
~ OF ill the votes Cast was declared the
unanimous nominee of the convention.
% motion q Congressional Central
Committee Of one from each county was
appointed by the chair.
Committee L Clark, Scott o., { chairman
CHARLES Rich JAG <eon CO., J Wieley, Muscatne co.
y Sales. jones Co., l'r BARD we'll, Linn CO.. W X
Edgar, Cedar co., Charles Scott, Clinton co.
On motion the President was instruct.
ed to inform Mr.. Thayer of his nomina.
ton.
On motion the central committee
was empowered TO fill any vacancy
upon the ticket which may occur prior
to the next convention.
The proceedings we're then ordered
publishe IN all the Democratic papers
IN the District, and after a rous,np
speech from Col, Preston, Of Linn, the
convention adjourned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

oeoaess oe00o1s AGaen II - RsDsosv.
ssaetss eiQpoas' eomplisiag ~ COO
tract jSbs = hardly bsss ssll1Assoa 8
10 Congrd By hias lsoisse 80 eksn
fellow Sci toss, Z 6ss = ae1lh tBsah
ont IN D. UBods nlSsd court Of justice.
10 the course Of trial now progressing
before the Us,tsd States Circuit Cous,
Il Newport, Rhode leland, Mr.. John B.
Apthony, Treasurer OF The Providencs
Tool Company, testified that . gun con-
tract tor twenty-five thousand muskets
vas negotiaisd for the company By Sen.
seof Simmons sand several sthes, among
whom was Senator Anthony !" that
Sssaaer 6iumoss ciaimed Ave thousand
dollars, after The contract Ma secured,
- . bonus for procuring it and that be
vas paid the money nm ler threst that
be would use bic influence against the
company upon . second contract which
it was desirable to obtain. This rsveIa.
ton makes the conduct of the Senkte in
sqoelcbieg the investigation sf Sim.
mons previous job still more astonish.
Jog. Undoubtedly Simmous' psactice
has Oeen the rule with many Of biz Con-
greseiooal colleagues, both in the Senate
and the House, and THE Il the reason
Why bis other little affair wss quietly
buried in . committee room. w. have
no doubt that the public jobbery, rob-
berry and swiodliog Of some Of the Sen
ators aud Representatives, and their &C.
complicee, during the last session Of
Congress, amount to twenty or thirty
millions Of dollars, tor which the people
will BE- taxed. The reports OF thee OF
four Congressional committees only
show the astounding corruption Of !
few individuals and these surface pick.
ings but serve to indicate the rich mines
Of jobbery not yet revealed. It d tact
worth noticing and remembering, tina,
the persons who Lave thus robbed the
people are generally those who CRY mos,
loudly about the negro, indulge 10 oil
sorts Of intrigues against aud attacks
upon our generals 10 the field, and thus
add to the duration % we'll q to the
cost Of the war. Greeley and the othe'
gun contract jobbers Of the Tribune
Association are shining illustrations o.
this pregnant fact.-N. =. Herald
Julu %. 1852.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

Tue Republican Abolition press,
without exception, declared that Gen.
llallesk's Order No. g." was enough
to "damn Tim to eternal infamy," yet
those same radical fanatics now have
chagriu to see the Preside ut-the Pre-.
sident Of their choice and election-call.
ing him to take the command of all the
troops Of tho Republic. What does
the Gazette think Of the Presidents &C.
ton? Rather tough, isn't it?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

ANTI TAx.-The Muscatine Journal
is OF the opinion that secret societies for
Offering resistance to the collection oil
the Federal tax, are forming in Iowa.
1t is possible that such may be the case,
but it may be set down as q certainty
that they are not formed by democrats.
They are loyal men-true to the Gov
eminent, and will pay the last cent for
its support. II any other party Is en-
gaging in this business it should be
known at once,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

CHICAGO ARousED.-EnIisting is 60
ing on in Chicago with unexampled ra-
pld'ty. On Tuesday the muster roll OF
the Board Of Trade Battery $50 men,
was opened and the next day at 8 o..
clock It was full. The Journal think.
that two regiments will be filed 10 Cook
county very soon. The entire town is
up and doing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

osE Of the principal objection. urged
y the he"kok Gate City sgs,o.t the
Democratic resolutions passed At the
late State Convention is, that they con.
cludc with an appeal to Providence for
His blessing. No wonder that Howell
objects. His master being the devil,
and he being moot faithful subject, biz
opposition 10 quite natural. m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26

A correspondent writes from Farming
ton, Ma'ne. that the band Of forty who
'gnobly fled from Norway 10 that State
/. 70" days since to AVOID the expected
oratt Tor soldiers, we've headed by two
."e most radical Abolition~ts Of
~ r'snk'i" comfy. TIE writer, how.
eve!,says there are plenty Of good Dem
oclA's who will fill the States ono,.
AUD ask 20 s'd from the coward.y fan..
tics who, after working all their l,... -
destroy the U.ion, consistently ls. q, \ !,
70 be defended BY others. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-26
Pfoclamwlt len By the Governor 70 the
People Of Iowa.

Ihavs this day received from the Secretary Of
War tslegram requesting ne to raise, - soon a.
practicable for the United States service for three
years o. during the war, I've regiments Of volan-
ter infantry. being part Of the quota Of this
State under the late call Of the President for $780,
700 men, The preservation Of the Union, the
pespstuity Of our government, the honor Of our
State demand that this requisition should be
promptly met. Our harvest il upon ~ and We
have feared . lack Of force to secure Il. But We
must initiate our brave Iowa boys in the field
old men and our BOYS. unit for war, If need be,
our women, must help to gather hazvssts while
those able to bear arms 90 forth to sid thei.
brave brethren in the field. The necessity 10 mr.
gent. Our national existence 10 ct stake: The
more promptly the President 10 furnished the
needed troops the more speedily will this unhol1
rebellion be crushed, and the blsssings Of peace
again visit our land. Uotil then ws must expec,
the hsrdships and privations of war.
The time has coms when men must make, q
many have already made, sacrifices Of ease comfort
and business for the cause Of the country.
The enemy, BY = sweeping CONSUMPTION, have
forced into their ranks oil men capable Of bearing
arms. Our government has - yet relied upon
the volunteer action Of our citizens. But il need
be. the Same energies must b exsrted to preserve
s--.---..~. sh.s traitors are using to destroy
it. To simplify and systemise the raising Of these
regiments, have assigned one to each Of the IL,
d. Sd and 4th Congressional Districts, and to the
9th and 9th together. This will prevent inter
ference in recruiting and enable those from the
same section to 60 to tn field together.
Which district will have it regiment 6rst IN
the feldi Places Of rendezvous, for the diiferen,
regiments, will be designated when receive no.
tice Of their destination. will b neces ari :
absent for some weeks at Washington. Meantime
oil information In regard to the new regiments
can 90 obtained from Adjutant General Baker. .,
Clinton.
SAMUEL ]. KIRKWOOD.
Iowa City, July 9th, 1862.