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The sun., 1862-05-10
MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS CITY W,siirtau, Brooks Lly-
ere. .. ur.I..u, Mrn-,.t H.e1rru.
HNRkS j.. .tu Aitrs, Lm.tL L.yerro,l; Ed
....., Wctu lrDu,a, to .Ae kcp.u, ..lher,
HGlD, pnmmoni, Conway, Aspnwall. Lui.
N...I., AA.r, fvuyo, Il; Conflict II ..1ud, Sc
~rlplNfRS I Barnes, wrrc-, P,lt au Pc
fr Mamie l. -, x b, W 'Ny.. Goo p,l.,, r.
..f. tuFp-. Plymouth l. b., B,e'..; blanche,
- I,lu, = +, Arorr, Il T. II 'u. y Wlsh-
m-' .u. M,,u," Nutu-t.u. ! Lyman, st4n-
q .rI, Nrs Ii,.r.. N,r, u William, |isstOgt, for
Nre,k. Rs Lindsay. Riosrr uIuni
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Er.u Q3c,n, C,''ius, S,w-
bern .l.i n .tty.,- lu.ft ,tl MT,
pr.,n, Crtvt|I puItpNt, o.. Sc
J Mfu>1u, ErkuHu, rrrut,u, 10
Mo-t hester, ~, Prevalence, DO
uu,rIa, l. mt, rnlade' I'iI do
ralNn.rirr Pi,rsln, Baltimore, mdse.
v .utsott Gtrett do do
VI stevens, Dougherty, d. ~
; \ stevens, Adsns, do Il,
\ any, CAadsoy, Newberu y G, q days.
SIPS Shakespeare, Fechtcr Liverpool TiA u.s.
It Mark, Cooley, Antwerp, va fort and days.
KITTY Floyd, Dearboru, Liverpool 80 days
BARKS-F Ioy'u llIrtpn, II '.an :, lays.
Clarinu, Fl.,Ity, Nar,. lrs % ti.urais tt y.
'-ulug star, S,,'..u, = j+, 10 cub o." -".s
NUI.s- auy, J,,ur' ia. -.t e.'., F a
U.,,g, AtArrt.u. A-H.,t ., = H. -hfh ult
90. f. r.. rau N r. ."' .l't 10, Nee
u...,.. V,e.I, Io-4sa, N .! .-sl' a. -5t- -
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VANTED-1O, 1000 LADIES To TAKE


w learn 70 operate ON Singers sewing
chimes; terms only 81 practice on all kinds of
work. aud recommended 10 good places an, learn
Ing also good sewers to learn the pantaluon trade
inquire 80 Delaney n. Hp2l 2Iac'i53
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GG:Ngls ISL SI\Css.

a IL PERSONS lltvlNG RELATIVES
OR FRIENDS
VII lave coitrictcis
LON L or EONG DRINK,
rE zELL's NERviNE POWDERS.
NJ lc s.v.u uuknowi /, thc ,ir..l.ri, $40.
tea 'r liquor. Warranted harmcs, and fire., ,.-,i,
na, SCI" ls rntts fucr One u ..pr
FL sale u ~ Division It. and 2ilI'.ith ave. y
! - HAYES, 40 ton It, L. otl,n; y.
J. i..liS !, :" uih scVprt -, W l atus' 'rrrh;
'-d l' NERCtRS. ~ nr,l 4, newark. y =.
Hl22 .1c'oo
4 lENINIOE-tuRNS ,NEtp tOE ONE
=, ,At e.,h ly u Tag ". HEi. t,~' Corn and ui-
i'h Al, t'Att. u,W ittu,,, ~, uni .crt,u cure ,r
,Iins. unions. c1lo-ltics, tiust,t 81 u's' rcd ret
a.. Wtr"t t.d :" ur.dy., u, at. s.iie.-.t'rv al
s.rpr., ,u. rucc - i.l % ,,ut.; ..., nv mail ,l
r''It ~ iriDt and q c'uts. ) a tt dtu s,,i~i-
~. > lRlGGs, ptrr,,,ot uul ,.,. ti,5j ,hirop,si-
i''' -l- " ..!N'!' ,il"slte - lsuls CAurch. NY.
RiIIER-iEL>I -. RE,ElNfp DAILY
H. pals lbs hrh'ss and d,ulc- al-. ,ut..i..
1ti's oi -"ut ~ ,.ed butter, l.r sac 1t tie
st y. ni.r.t.,,.o
RHt 'lll 500 EVERY Dl~, Ell'IipN NT
''thc Hrn,h ? ct r,, 80 rcot' 4, II 'l,,'.ri,ii.
iur A. avis "i r.tsH I'D. l..s, y,...,- d
ra rcti.l JvhN h. uorrIi rcah -,
(,A>I rNU tOG OLD NLWS-Nr.R,.
t'''V . sui b.JiN ht .lt.' v,.,. .i,..r,itt,.,.
81" will a. TNt" .pN
Ia t'ft'Iu, Il. ~ ...,.u,
n\rp,rt.t .t>,-,-,,.,,..,,. -
H. '"''''+'.NN' ~ i.i''''II wv
= ~ ''' "''' !, 'h ti'm. tu. '.."'! H,'
""'. ~ .' '.h~ - liH 'is,I1.-''tr .ut ltlu
81, '.i.'. 4" "'. 10. h.I $50 .hl { IiN
- ",N, v ''' ! '"'"'1.' L. l CT
HsJ.,ui,.t,,.n-uX.n- ,..,,-,,
IL I.ll iNNI ,rS,,A ~
a ,',tin ''t - ~ -"
w. 't''' '' " H". 'cr +. .'.'
.'.'i .,', a., wv &c. '''
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PUBLICATIONS, &c.

NINE DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF FASH
Avl iuns-Vhe summer No. .th valuable aIli.
tions aud improvements, intrinschly and empAat.
ically tho largest, best, most complete AMI elegant
Fashion M'ta@in. N the world, now ready. my6 c.
Il WHITING CLASSIC LESSONS, IL,
or ~, 81. Bookkeeping, 81 per month, uf
so Lessons unlimited. Arithmetic and penmau-
N =, 80 per qr. ~ lessons each, at PAINE'S s2
Bow reg, n, Y and 2eo Fulton IT., brooklyn.
D. .ls,'llI
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STEAM BOATS.

MORNING LINE TDE PEEKSKILL-
NA The AURORA VIII, On Saturday, May 10th,
resume her regular trips daily, without exception)
leaving Jay street at A, NJ, touching at Christie
pher and 80 sts, es well as the other intermediate
landings. Re- rning-Leayes Pee -A,ii at II l..
". .ny9 4'l3I
EOR WABk-ON - NDAY AND Ever
l. day, tie rter,nblat THOMAS l.. WAY, Capt
". J. BNul-,r, .',g,s PEI 20 y W. Riyc fot 60
pey st. at ~ 4 " ard AZ 7. n, landing at
LatoHrette DJcA, ht.sca i ~ my2V..)
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pEOrosNI.S luR sa1ooyoor .atE NLW

DHOPOSNLS $3.50 .opu on aiE NIN
j YORK COUNTY COlI1 HOUSE StuC>.'
Seal rrulp'a's "lIl b.. r'',v.i u tlr tnmptrr.-
,,i's OGoc, until SAN EDAl, Aay H. ~, ,nul
. 'pl, T. NJ wren tao same viii uc lu. .i...
opened. tr l." Whole 1r any port OF Gle eHru ..
T.u luui 'i ul Fl" 7 .ou-.uI Do. ,I- 90 ''r %
ScN luIk CraDty .uu lllsry stu.k," uutrIsui
10. yiult.l lGI 81 tlr ..". l-u., auI ls sn o,iI-
.,,i d.. H-tl "l SUI .sa'.-, appro'oI y tAc
Fur AlH. Is. l.t..
I.r ~I - q. ,- b., Iu,yilo .. .'us "a. trt't
la, uDI .l,,' 'rs... Court n I... Y..I ~ erect
au.l Olutil ... thereon, 10 v.'l "r.r utr,,t 't
IN. r7'. o'HN u'rc,ut rrr "IuuH. ltvtu.r ha.I
y..rv, on The first Gsy- % NAY nup Sou m. .rg, a,H
r. H|rrpnlw lwi'. t-'. .'Hrm be- I4 t'D'. 'yo my
nuh. ir-tp.m"lts - une lu-'r tNHn,,. dollars
each, D.'nncn,iny viti TIE trt day o' y .vrr"a'r
\ u, l~r'
rUc ul Hurpls win a,trtrcru.nt f.io.. Doe
u rrd, H'i ttt price Per me- 4Ulft' trs t'..,. F.
Yt w.. Htr-".t who's" proposals 1921. .O.It.i. o" b.
be- re- .'r,l uDiuft +" N ut C.rr', r.r.- rcr
within Il t,tH Iti aNr' the opouuf, 70 t.c h...s.
the piu. anr '.i fu them rcapsrtyeiv.
On U.o4,t 'I' lie Comptroller the ro,,irts 4
the nty i'e t-lrcr f'r such deposits, the ptrtlts
Hill he entitled l. r''c.vo c'tr ateE t.r equal
am cunts Of 'hr ltr .Iuc Ii a." Nt ok, bearing M-
t"rcst FROM the i1tos 0' Ilym'ts.
Ia . p.III,.trN shuut hc scaled and oniprs. y,
"proins,s fr Nrv V, County Court ILu-,
Stl.k " and .ro' SOD 30 second envelope al lres,r
1.-THE Comptroller
hpr...it 20 reserved o. reject anv or hu - tie
bids, o. glu.I,rci necessary o. p9trc. OF promote
the interest. Of tie County,
ROBr 7. HAwS, Comptroller.
City u New York; D,IVimo4t - Finance,
Comltr'Ier's Ohice, Ma Oth 1862. my7 4n'lJi
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.


DIsI<rss w,r,<s ,,r,,rp-, ,NU
g.. INH-"hO' rhN NND
~ ni ,,'' aiu ts'Ien,ts cue h"i" nlarS" '
81, Ani one s,, 'id n",s ai;'rn' sirnI market wa;
ioi 80 Titnv -, 'e'"''n ~, ~ n,,u" ", y .'t ',''
,''' wv "'' 's Law ep-i .''l ~"
business WAGONS OF EVERY STYLE
ID constln,'y on lrnI ~ mai, =, nrirr. sn,b as
groyyer-. hakers mix. f ci aud express. You viii
hli tis rs 'tvornl t rs any Tat AN Oc To- NJ,
snd evriy article warrHn,edHs relrcseu"d' sIiW-
A"' wagon FACTORY "Si street. utN'' hig.d-
way ..''' ~. ave hys - ''"t
"a iarce r., - new s,,i I'ri i,i ',,t,-'.
hrctts. co,i',,y c,'n.tes. ro.knwa,U,r .,ui o,cn
bu sgios, Sro,cr.' cNpl,-s. d.p5t aud iu., va.
g,us, NJ I = rLOWlKs, Br,,lyav, co. of i-,i
Il All IN uvc. ni9i 1i,r.'u
',t5p. a, ,,,,.,,.-
y lor sals-gOo new c,,r'.acs. pr,.ts rs.a'i.,s,
ruckaNAys, tup and uppu bu. .,s grs .tt ,Ni,f,,s
d, pot aud business wagons, and a large iut a. .r,.
o. a hand cnrias AMI wasoi :, and ~ horses, At
~ N,Nins ~ H.d ia Futon ave- bi'o"En
Nl''o 50 ii' .--...-...--
NOR SkI-I HORSES AID . piHI
-. carts ,'s' ercc,r. ws1'u and iwtu,ss, lt.,e
-" ..' IN ''''t,'n' ''h''AHu ''"'' l'-' i"U. Y
I'"' - - =. lT''" 'AiIh D. .-', liNe ="
.''' .'". u'' "'"" Si "-,'" '''"'f ..'' -
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u,IIL GREAT AMERICAN plNr-lur
TIlE III liNbN
L flour
MEAL AND FEED MILLS

r. pr IrriD'1r ltdu,l { Ia u.w ml improved
n,re' 'nrrt i.r grinding vht"' md maxim. hptr i4
prepared o. 9o'l ~ good nn a. lc u' ii'ur rn hv
aui Ry I'.tr, Gi7l nm Hul T. I D.. neat our, 'ur
vl'u mud yellow N 20, Ott 81 ul, Coarse 4 w', r.,
M'ai, IIu'Iiuv and " NhrHtru Gr'ts, Ground irrd,
gYrF on Ma, Cracked com, g.. ~ rtECII-
IK h-t Hudson I, bet Hank eul iIrWuiuud sts,
NY up2J 2ia'lt.
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PRICE ONE CENT

Of the skirt. Tho sleeves to mat "A were worn
over large bouilloncs Of tullc. in which knots of
mauNc c0lofel tibh0n wcto lLncilnlIN li.rnscd.
The sun., 1862-05-10
T ANDLOiD AND TENANTS
- Au LtM :,
1IE y. Y. SIN IMPROVED FORA

Im - uitIc
COT NIEk Ol IIiE - y OFFICE.
SlN & ut, per -ott. irgt'
iAhl WITH TIE NINERl NIiING
- Evsiig & mont, ruuu f,cir ed prd
ROOFS sr h,dhyJtIEs 0rtIl.IN. M,s,.
a.i ,,,,.'. cut R'''c' NJ. $50. mod,
DEIN1ING-t CARDS, ClErCIAE-. Hiil.
4 h,ni~ and other .blp'. ts,. ut'd Boo ."1 we
and %, reasonable rates lv DAVID lIl NJ. IN
William 1t, brt Brcku'u hui Ann uyl 2hg'lio
)HINllNG PRINTING Ar VAR Prices.
1911 heads ~ prr rr,n, or .'.hnpct t'usini.
Eeh bneiu,,. ,arls = prt thousand. rl n'i Kinds
ui jph Pruur, ht equally lu~ pri,u WN. n
"a INAM, H. Ann IT. H"H 2hr'ltl
DNrEE BOX MtNIfNCItGll NND
undr's li,'-n.us, straw 'nl Hndus hazards
cheap. Paper ln> cuttings want I. Roofing Iu,.
ur.rtiu nny quNuti'ir. auIl .,j, D., Jennings
BROTHERS, iit rul u. y \. rli 'ic'l"
,>OLAE MNit ilEN-IllI BENl
''lymuf uHtolpH. tblut sulphur Hul vt H.
.h'eI's 4.pl % iri'h,-; un suf, Hful runli
Nl'u burning; nth YOUR l'rp'rr, mon i' tucm. o.
trr o' t.'S ,'u Mit..Ct. inl ui l1a II rku,n st.
= pIiIatIt'l.e
NIIOM tASlN
> uf ever" d"s.uptpu
The sun., 1862-05-10
REVuOV VAI.S.
COAL.

COAI-BEST RED AND WHITE ASH
" coal, at summer prrc-, a'N avs ou ham. a.
QuERIPEL, 10 Canal st. AMI - sth e,c. bet.
2Dth and Goth -ts W,l 2ilr'l35
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A WEEKLY EDITION

OF Tnr hrw fors srN, isruel e-srv Tuee' ii,
"i"Pp'r- t"' mall Two EsTsi 'if. - 10.
'rnschii1tSs--pAIpIs huvhvcr
one cory, year. 1Sct. Three ocpics,iy ar.. .l9J
- Specimen copies gratis Discount of 20 Ter
- ron single rate, on each etpy over five.
- f'st'ge within Now YotK STAT. ouiy tttrtsen
Nl'r.es " = BEACH srS oytt,r Nrw yopx
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- uf ever" d"s.u uptlu
Hc'.l. ~ At a.
u EKASIRS,
sI2l 2i.'lln cor Eralc ,id Hudson st..

s~rIt IAtI IES-GDbD AND CHAP
- WcUk silit improve Pruf FRANKS cole
h.gt II ry" Iroscrvcr, accurately blu-t 'p dr'r-
tive vision, los an experienced practical opt"au.
Slt, ,t.c.Cs Npuglt, t|i, taken In exchange nr ~.
pt.. a. 2-- Gr.li "a. near E'driHo. rpit 2i,a'tH
I'VE GREAT AMERICAN PIMP--lliE
best c.,trIi, well, nr" and force Inuip; RAISES
rom ali d"ItI- forces 10 al distances, works rlsV
aui well, viI. not rust or ft,c1, hoH rec ynar-
5tcrr,s 1ul uu equal; prices o. Inc i drrNnf e.
tud ptIcos s.ut tree. AdlrrssJAMES VI IDSlN.
I1GL, HroIdNuy NY apps l,'i il6
The sun., 1862-05-10

EoR LlNERPOOl--OLD BLACK STAR
=, me; tt, 1T ship X. : ELY, Wing at
pu,i = LaSt T., su.s e,h Msy the uEMls
ntnt ~ S'il, ltl -. / passage apply T. Will
LlAAS% y GIlo>, ~ Fut st. apig glac.igG
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CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER - 30
~ barrel, half barrel :. 30 GJ ce "a Il E barr :
returned cider vineg4r ~ ~ a iarlc br cents tor
barrel returned; white wine vinegar, pickles, mus
ard, catsu0, sauces fruits, yegr lhles proseryrs
&C. Hest qualities at lowest Wholesale prices Gail
nd exam ne. j. MARTIN, successor T. H. d.
iiesse, 20 Murray IT. corner Washington. ; 2!a'
The sun., 1862-05-10

vii be- SOLID cirpp ~ the owner iaA ,ii,r lUH-
u,-b. SSH. be- .H.u with 90 NItn' tpr-r ami HrF,u
,r .l.,.t APPS utnl fDtIu uyo, Bruok.yu, 'url
Gtu A. NJ mY92'so
The sun., 1862-05-10

nKrG STORE IOR SALE ~ l. .uDKLiN
- A -rui,l ai.i urHt. utt,l .gp tt'r. N.I Nv
-".i . a. 'ur cast A. tur au .or II SIX ui rtu-
o. I At 80 l. Apply NJ ~, Iu'tru ave. u.' 20
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l.IsOt tstli's.

A W. ROSE-FlSH, PROVISIONS, AT
~ whoesale-haf removed from sod ud
10 POI Washington II. tbet. t..'uhorS ami Rral,l
900 lbs, 100 lbs, 30 Us. 20 lhs pa'kascs Cldr-N
Herring, City Hams, Shoulders, Brr', Pork, L,!d,
Butter, Cheese, tor sale good aud oL a.. uy 4,ao'
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SHIPPING.

EoR LlNEErOn-TIIOMrSON'S BLACK
:. s.ai Lone. Tie LACL..siOil At Per East
Kv,'' s'is ,th Ny. Fl Liverpool slip Of
thls nae saIS ever! week. Dtats On Ireland
Apply go Fear st a,,9O lIa, ,i9D
The sun., 1862-05-10

COAL-RED ASH COAL, ~ -; WEIGHT
~ WARRANTED 1000 N1.
LLOYD e CO.,
my2 9lac'll3 g.. Eigi th ave, u. 2ItA -.
The sun., 1862-05-10

Hs lr s.v,u unknown g. the dti.k.r d, Hae
tea 'r liquor. Warranted harmless and fire., ,.,u,
na' .-,stIlE rilt,ts, rucr one Dollar
fui sale Il d3 Division Il. and 2ilIi .lth ave. y
Y VI t HAYES, I,5 ~ ton st. d. oll,nt \
l itIlS !, - south Sev1ri -, W. usirir.h ;
'-d lit. NERCtRS. ~ nr.l 4, N.Waik. y T.
IlgI .llc'uu
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RUITER-tEL>u -. Rn,tvrp p\uy

N plIIs, lbs Nf7.I a aud IlIIo4 U.- ,-I.- m
stai's OF -"ut ~ l',i buttcr Cor sac at tic
"".t Hu.cSnc @ rrLP's. hy Il u. LEWIS. o. N,.,y
81 n \ ai.I -i,'-O,
The sun., 1862-05-10

A Ii PERSONS HAVING RELATIVE,
OR fRIENIs
Wiz lave contracted .
Low L OF ST EONG DRINK.
The sun., 1862-05-10

Ct OO-THE BEST QUALITY OF RID
" IL ~OAsh Coal, screcLrdau and i' red ,oany
part Of the city, At per t,u OF 2,w" 70 be-; .". t.
coal dealers u.i cnriincu: wl tri ... P,f NJ, \
r.; office 40 Way,rlty Place aui aia hw g. A
TIiEADWELL, Atent. tny2 'l-J
81. OO-COAL PER TON OF 2,opo los,
~ well scrtcu,l: tl,. ..lcI O. aH part ~
we ct,' rom yards l5l T. - ~ aF'. mf l"i ~
llth A. near 1th ave. a. HEARTI. ayll .Iu.'la-
Z 0D-BLST Il ID ASH COAL. AM
PfsOO delivering superior uuI,. .lrel ,,l
coal at 500 per ton Of 200o ts ftrg. iut sI, ia,
cooking nnd ironing 49, =. q. CLNRHE, b
West llth st, near Hi"Htnhy, apis -tu'l52
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NNANTED--SEAMEN ORDINARY SEA
w men and landsmen ior the United stat, Ma
Wy. Apply At the clothing store, NJ. 403 Pearl ST,
The sun., 1862-05-10

rE. XrLL's NERyiNI POWDERS
The sun., 1862-05-10

- tui sas-.D new carriages, bt,tts, ca.a-lu-,
r1csaWAys, tup and open bui f,s Vr, it 'Nl'tu,s,
dt pot aiId business wagons and large iut r.
o. Il hand cHriias AMI wasu :, aud ~ horses, At
~ Nevins II and isI Fulton ave, Btookiyu.
1i4tsiiN
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AoHrnosE, Iowa, December ga, 1862

AoHrRosE, Iowa, December ga, 1862.
Editor Gate Caty.
Democrats are ever wont to assume TO
be the especial guardians of the Consti-
tuition, and of the rights and guarantees
of all our citizens under the same. And
also that the Abolitionists were the cause
Of the war How far the first assumption
is correct, let the early history Of Kansas
relate, with its crime and suffering, blood
shed, and desolaion, which marked its
career during the infamous Adninistra-
tons Of Pierce and Buchasan. That the
crimes perpetrated supen tho paoph Of
Kansas, Ill bscaase they loved freedom
rather than slavery, were winkcd at, il
not openly sanctioned and encouraged BY
these Administrations, is fact patent
to every impartial reader Of history, and
requires no argument here to prove. Sc
much for the first assumption. Now 70,
the second: The Abolitionists were the
cause of the rebellion. With the same
propriety could the horse-thief say that
the owner Of the horse was responsible
for its theft; bccause had there been no
horse. there could have boen no theft.
Had there been no Abolitionists. there
would have been no rebellion, say the
Democrats. The man had right to
ownership in horse. and the Abolition
list has the equal right 70 Be an Aboli-
zionist. But for argument sake, admit it /;
that had there been no Abolitionists there
would have been no rebellion. Carry the
proposition = step farther, and where
does it lead your Had there been no
aaterys there could haze been no AJoli-
t'oaists. Therefore, slavery, not Adolf
tionists, is the prime cause Of the rebel
hcc. But what ~. the more immediate
cause Of tho rebellion? / have shown.
according to Democratic reasoning, that
slavery was the remote cause. The i'm
mediate cause of the rebellion was the
defeat of the Democracy, in the election
which elevated Abraham Lincoln To ths
ffesl tency. This, to all /. intents and
parpe @cs, 10 rebellion of the Democrat
ic PAL. ty in behalf of slavery, whose ne
culla champions and conseryators they
have ever been---at least. for the past ten
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LIZ cent. Mssssa n T. Araxn- lo. l. sirrai, DAM
Merritt, and Isha Sehooisy.
Tho Presbtcn, then the object ofths meeting,
70 wit To nscertaia the actual number OF Vontssss
raisd In this ceuaty, and take iueasures 70 Aaye
Lee County credited with the full nnmbes furnished.
SO as to avoid drafting.
After remarks by several members OF the
Board, Messrs Mcoullpch HOLMAN and Wall were
appoint Cd committee to receive the Volunteer lists
from the several Townships to ascertain the total
number Of Volunteers thercupon, and 70 report at Inc
opening OF this evening session.
H. Scott HoweiIthen was rctniuti 10 address the
Board in regard the Judgment lien u John Buck VS.
Lee County; whereupon, on molten Of supervisor
Holman the matter laid over, un III the January
Session, 1868.
On motion. adjourned. until " o'clock this evening
FRip.r E.rnno, 81. o'ctocx, Drc. IL, 1882
Bonrh met.
President Salmon in the Chair. Members present
| as before.
Mr.. Holman from the Special Committee appointed
to-day, presented The report Of said Committee, by
which II appear that the total number OF Volunteers
rcportcds Two thousand and Thirty seven. Mr., Hoi-
man also further stated that the Committee was uD
able To get the OF all Voinns"efs In 30 short
time given thcn bnt Tia, M inu.stee was satisfied
that tho missing name woaid swell the number to
more than the quota OF Lee County.
| On motion THE report was adopted mn the CLERK
TO add any additional OF Volunteer.
hat may be repouca hereafter. .I ia
Messrs. Holman and Wan were then appointed =
committee TO wait Upon the Governor and Adlufant
General this siate demonstrate against amy draft
ordered DO ordered in Lee County, and 10 get the
-ane credited with the full number Of Volunteers
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25
Proceedings OF the Board ~ Snper-
~ 49,

Al The special Dccsmbsr Term. A. D., 1854 orderst
10 b. psblsshed u The" Gate Clty.''
FainAy, UscEGBxR, ~, 1862.
This day The Dosrd met In Special Session, Prcsi.
dent II. n HAlmon Ia ths Chsfr.
7he roll Of meinbsrs bsing called the fcliswing
Ansversd to their names laass d. Geaney. George
Bic ssnson. y, .. hecaloeh, jspas A. Davis, Joseph
II lllnan, II W. Haehss, II. N. Salmon. VIM. skin ner,
W A. Donnen. Henry Wilson, Johnson Meek and
j A. ylsll.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-25

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28

NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR FoR KEN.
TucKY.-One H. Hawks, according to the
Richmond Examiner, has been appointed
''Provinsional Governor of Kentucky" the last
functionary of that sort, Geo. W. Johnson,
having departed this life at Shiloh. The Lou
isville Journal discovers this H. Hawks to be
Richard Howes, late of Louisville, and more
recently Brigade Commissary upon Humphrey
Marshall's staff. The Journal says:
He has been elected Provisional Governor
of Kentucky. Where or by whom it matters
not. Probably by the rabble which Hum
phrey has drawn around him s'by the cohe.
sive power of public plumber" or perhaps he
holds his letters patent from the Brigadier him.
self However this may be the affair is ride
ulous enough and the accession of the new
provisional Governor will be everywhere re-
ceived and hailed with o salvo of Haw. Haw
Halves!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-06-28

ArRocIoUs MURDxR.-The Carthage Republi.
can gives the following account of fendish
murder committed in Walker township, Han.
cock county, on Saturday last
The constable of Walker township committed
man named Louis Gray to Jail on Monday last,
on charge of murder, The facts as reported
are substantially as follows:
Gray had for some time been paving his at
tentions to sister of James Gordon, the muir
dered boy; but did not meet with the desired
success, and from some cause obtained the i'm.
preston that her brother WAS instrumental in
defeating bis suit. On Saturday last Gray was
seen to leave meeting, which was held in the
vicinity of Tioga, in company with Gordon
When he returned Gordon was not with him.
Suspicion was aroused, search instituted, and
on Sabbath morning TIE body of the deceased
was found in the woods, some distance from the
place of meeting. The skull was fractured,
evidently with club, and other marks of vic.
lence were found upon his person. A large
club, which bore evidence of having been used,
was also found lying across the body. GRAY
was Immediately arrested, and blood was found
upon his clothes, for which he attempted to &C.
count in some other way. After examination be
was committed to Jail to await trial at the next
circuit court. Reports say that the people of
the neighborhood were very much incensed. and
we're with difficulty restrained from inficting
summary punishment upon the prisoner. Gray
is between rs and 80 years of age. The age Of
the murdered boy was about thirteen. All the
circumstances related to US, stamp the murder
as one OF the most atrocious character.