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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
nR. THOMAS W. BALTZELL,

6Dns permanently located in Lancaster viii glye hif
Ialvied attention to the practice Of MS ptosessiol
IS physician and Surgeon. 60.
liz may be found at All times at the Drug store-un-
sH professionally engaged ,,. all
Agensral supply OF Family Drugs anu
sept for sale at the old stand OF bfaaSha" q DS'e
prepared by myself. tatt
Lancaster May 18th, 1855
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
DOCTOR A. THOMPSON,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,

3issLssaryiees to the community in curing Acute
la Chronic diseases in the most speedy sale ana per
e. alldseases of tbe human system Persons living ~
slsancc can do 80 BIZ letter, and BY iucosing req
aanp they viii receive an answer. ,.,
PacuIar attention given % female complaints, cAli
Gaas diseases and diseases Of the Eye. s
lB' 1gFIcg in Burrs NV building, opposite Oifteu
Sales Hotel, Lancaster, Wisconsin, IVA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
MILLS, MCKEE & BLEo SING.
ATTORNEYS AT Law,

LANCASTER, GRANT COUNTY, WIS.
s,, np stairs) in Meyers BnHdiag, Q" Madison
.~' VF Street, opposite Court Hgase
a,r,r,c,ce in all the Court ofths State.
's5~Goectons promptly attended teana REM ttanees
nsIe Immediately.
Viii pay taxes or lands OF nonresidents am give
tr attention to any business relating to real es-
s',swbioh may be entrusted to our care.
,srpu = w1Ls, DAVID MCKEE. c, L. G. BLESSING
Lancaster, Oct. 18th, 1859. lo-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
T BAXTER, NJ. D.
cLute # Saratoga, N y
DIR. LUDWIG.

4 the roques Of many friends, the undersigned has
sn nm h residence in this village, where he expects
10 eonnue the practice 81 his profession lie EATERS
basrlf that prompt attention to his patieutsand an
gsronce ofdfty years viii enable him to give sats
h:dou to All Who may cali on bin for advice or assist-
acre, ,, :, , r,4
tansastsr Nov. /, 1860. 1l-4'o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
PHYSICIANS.
0P. VIM. H. DEFFENBACHER,
= II TT 7 :

oa,. over mar4han and sanfcrd's Grocery, Main
s,Tsst Patteyile. Wis. Single teeth to a whole set
Inserted On gold silver, lubber plates. Iharses
moderate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
DrSHNELL q ROBERTSON.

a. r. HUsIfNL-I, III77E' n 1tS1'3.I'4 F11-''
Attorneys So Counselors at Law,
Al Collecting Agents Ohice in Chapman Kirk
%trck's Building, PLATTEylLLE, Grant Co., Wis.
y B--As the above co partnership is confined to
ibusiness alone will attend faithfully TO all Grim
AaL balS n-tf TH0S. III. ROBERTSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
MANSION HOUSE.
DEPUTY coUNTY SURVEYOR!
s.. - -.

~ .tas received the appointment q Hea-
'S9laniy Surveyor Of Grant County, wi attend
ehs%y to oil business III thrt line iatrassea 70 hAn
e $3.50 one mile southeast OF kaIrRlay, IN tbe seFA
JAMESTOWN 59-eaa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
I ours soldlerIv,
D. GAY PuRMAN.

Madison, Dec. 70 1861.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-01
ITO tie Editor of The British Standard

Letter from a Clergyman IN Wisconsin,,
rho gas summarily dismissed By his
ConqreSQ alton, for speaking aehat he
thought The truth on Thanksgiving
Dy3J
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

BmGca Brooklyn, Sunday, June Is, Of oopssrnp-
zion, after long and painful illness MANY r. wife Of
Manassas Briggs, aged IS years.
fhs friends OF the family respectfully invited 20
attend she funeral Tuesday afternoon ~ two O'Clock,
from her late rssdencs No. a12 Schermerhorn street,
Brooklyn. The remains viii be taken 70 Newport, r. t.
for interment.
BRsDY.--Un Saturday, June ~, EDWARD BsApy, aged
80 years cmsman Of ths city u New York for the last
thirty five years.
His relatives and friends also those Of his sons John
and Thomas respectfully invited 10 sttsnd tho funcr.
oil his late residence LA Fast fourth street.
this Monday afternoon, Al two O'Clock.
CARpERsy.--on sunday morning, june 10, Bsmcrr,
wife OF James Carssrry, native Of parehof Paustown
county Of Kilkenny, fresnd, aged SO years and
months.
Tho frienss ard scqaainanoes OF the family are re-
spsc,lly Invited attend the fussra this (honday)
afternoon her late residence No. Is Pacific street.
and thence s. Peters church. Of warren and
Hicks streets, south Brooklyn.
Kilkenny papcrs please copy.
DBEvorsr At Washington, u. O., on Saturday, june
IA GEORGE DBsvolss, Sergeant Company H. Fourtscnth
regiment New York State Militia In The 27th year Of his
l age
EsxsSs I'm Brooklyn on Sunday, June Is, MARoAnn1
i A. Enxxxs, In the SD year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully IN
vIted attend the funeral from 70 Hicks street. OF
Tuesday Afternoon. a. three aocck. without further
| vitatien.
nssoAs.--suddsply, % Saturday. june u, fnosA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Linton Before the Young
No.. c,..... N Association OF Coium'
bia College. - a.,
Rev. Alexander n. VIA 49, ~ $50. $500.
annual sermon before the YosN - - 90 !,
q q Columbia College last ., :, "a r,r,n .v.,n.
the Ascension, corner Of Tenth ssrs> .s,a..
highly fashionable audience filed ~
casion.
The reverend gentleman took his tsxs a
spi.tle Of ~ John. chapter and ara
. nave written unto 20 young mon, bscauso -
he preacher commenced by observing that Ifs hA'h
written likewise u chi dsen and to fathers but young
men Tie had written, "bscaN they strong" II |
would oe very natural inquiry TO ask |
mon 70 eDie them to the Apostles letter. |
Tho answer 10 this would be the putti
o,he-Whi makes young men strong7 Was mcra', |
Apostle Indicated III, quality or this strength and drew
an app 81 or du from this and then b v |
snou'd ne Afoste writo to young men-to tho young |
men gathered inc that associate, ~hse anniversary
was being celebrated there that nighS That should
depend upon who and what those young men He |
spoke Of young men being strong-strong Only In one
senso OF the tern; our now tho young mans strength
might DO made Perfect in all " the word, he
would now speak Of In his inaugural. II should
about for living type OF strength he apprehsndsd
would como IN 70 our minds In the shape
was born after all BY his spiritual nature this
Try every thing was precocious. Our institutions
universally free. The child the man. and not the |
father. The theory Of Independence Is imbibsd from |
tho school and announced from tho platform and the
stump. The preacher then went portray the pas
sions to which youth Is subjected dwelling particularly
on those known az ambit and political emnence He
cautioned the young men present against these insidu
Gus and dcbasing QUALITIES and eicuded short dis
course with advice to be strong according ~ the
meaning Of the great Apostle VIII IN he had quoted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16
City IntclliRence.

ASSISTANCE FOR R1fsRxsD PRisosars os rHs SEcoSD
Rsoixxs7 NEW YoRK'6r MuruA.-To the Second regi-
mont New York state Militia belongs the credit OF rst
nauguratiag vigilance committee for this protection o.
the returned privases or their regiment prisoners
and such have been disabled by wounds sicknsss
Two meetings havs been held 1t their armory OF
Hall place and Seventh street, whore resolutions have
passed constituting the commissioned officers pre-
sent committee 70 after the pay OF the returned
prisoners. The commcndabe perseverance, OF this
nittes should be- example Tor officers OF other reg
ments for whom the poor needy soldier look,
not to their officers Tor projections The committee
consisted OF the folowinS--Cspt Brady, Company v
chairman Capt Reid, Company b; Capt. Kennedy Com
pany D; Capt. Graham, Company A.; Iicat. Iompssy
vale Company We hope this example will be fol-
lowed By ell the regimen,al officers in .s city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

ACCIDENTALLY DsowSEp.--Corneus schsfhlnr young
rishman twenty years OF age sailor belonging
the United Slater steamer Miami, lying at the
foot Of vostry street. North river, accidentally
drowned Saturday night. He had boon out spree
that evening and while returning to hs ship Was very
tempted him when hs jumped or the snd Of
the pier small boat Hearing the officer call FOR
assistance and tsming the boat unsafe refuge no
jumped into the water and, being excellent
mer II supposed he intended swimming to his
The water was sbort eight feet deep. and having
a deep bed of mud ~ she bottom. On jump
ing into the water, he stuck In tho mud a. the
bottom and being unable 10 extricate himself, was
minutes Coroner widely held inquest on tho de.
ceased yesterday, when verdict of " Accidentally
drowned rendered. Tho mother OF the deceased
resides - No. ia Madison street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16
Personal Inscrligence.

A. g. RUSSELL Adult General OF Pennsylvaata r.
washington; L. w. Ledyard or Cazenova s. A. Jencks
and family Of Providence, and NJ g. May OF Harrisburg.
Pa, are stopping 81 the Brevoort House.
CAPTAIN Read OF the United states Army; Major l. J.
Barnes and wife, Of Sc. LOUIS nr Rseley and wife, Of
Pennsylvania; A. Stevens, OF Cleveland O. Z. Hicks, Of
cucnnaH W .n Kay q oa, s ,na ~ Z sm Win, o.
OF Providence and d. Goodrich, Of Boston, stop
ping II the Metropolitan Hotel.
General w. y. Hazsn and Otis Fisher Of thu United
States Army; Rsv. Mr.. Cornwell and DR.. Willis, Royal
Navy Of bermuda; w. H. MsrviIle, OF Montreal; s. Sim
mons W. C. Durant, Of Boston; Or. q. r. swami cf
Fair Oaks station Va Charles Miller. Of -. Louis
George wallace Of California, and Captain RugsoId. Of
the United states ship Ssbins are stoppns - the Asto
House.
Commodore Hrssss, or the United States Navy, and
WIFE Mrs General Burnside and Mrs Richmond. fRhods
Island W. LANG and wife, and George stuart Of Eng
land Hon L. Robinson Of Albany Tileston q Bos-
andw y. Psros. o. Bermuda. ere stopping 81 The Filth
Avenue Hotel
W. Dunlap, Of Philadelphia; =. Walker and VIE, Of
York s. washburn, OF Albany; Dr.. n. Ryder, Of New
Haven and Captain Rogers, Of Boston, are stopping a
the LAfarge House.
Thompson Of England s. Saunders aud wife, Of the West
indies T. Darling wife and daughters; $. o. johnson,
M n rss s or Sssss sssn.s sa
Hamburg, are stopping NJ the Everett House.
4TTon Garrett Davis aud J. Story, OF Kentucky; u
and :I III Brewer and w. w q Do.
A. phillips OF Philadelphia; 8. b. Hincklsy and j. W
Chamberlain, Of Washington; Colonel De Won and Judg
Alien and family OF 0swego Col. Gray. Of the Untss
states Army; Dr. Workman aud DR.. Fisher, Of Toronto
Coleman, Of Montreal s. Parkhurst and family, Q
or santa "a, are stopping Il ms 81 Nicholas Hotel
Jasper w. Gilbert, Esq, the eminent lawyer orBrooh
lyn leaves Wednesday next in the Persia for thrs
months tour 10 Europe isr:.: ;n sn.sr.aAnsn. wa
By his friends and associates 1.-THE bar Bsnamln sill
man ESQ, presided and amongst the gentlemen preser
Il - - ~AA nra Ala -
ply, >. Grssnwosd, J. " strapshan and Charles Ke
| ssy, Esqra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

BNGs--BAuEH.---on Sunday, June IS, a. the Temple
Emanuel, by the Rev. Dr. Adler, Mr.. Juuus BISGE 20
Miss IDA Bsusa daughter Of l. Bauer, ESQ., all Of this
city.
PLArrS--Roirr.---AtA Amsterdam, Holland, ON Thurs.
day May ., by the Rev. DR.. l. 8. y. Mayboom, JoH n.
PrAs1rS Of New York, to ANNE Rcfsr, Of ths former
place.
scHrScw-Kxusu---on Thursday, June IL. az the resi-
dsncs Of the brides father by the Rev Mr. Scarlet Mr.
W. II. scmScx, OF Madison, N. J. 70 Miss VIRGINIA
KyEER, OF Parsippany, N. J.
TArrES--sicCIAyE-At Union Landing, N. j., On
Thursday, June o, at the residence Of the brides
parents, by the Rev. II. X. Walworth, JAMES HowAxp
TATrEN CAk7LerrJ McCLtvE, daughter Of james No
Clave, nil Of the former place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16
5 HIP PIN G N { w S
Port Of New York, Ssas Is, lsoa.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Virginia gu port Snyder, W ASH ngtnA
81 hours. TO Quarter strr. 49,.
Bark "a Barss tBr) c.p'r Bermuda June .. with %
tat0es to T.cker 4 Ii htAourne
Brig Maria. h"rgaa. Para May ~ witch ndse. 70 z
Brig Merritt .sf cksportS Berry. Mtsanzas Juss
with % J w ri 4 ca. sfi ~ c,Spanv brp
Renshaw. FOR New Ycf tk iuss s 81 - Ion ~ SO sss
steamer reyn audams. b,.n 5.
Sc Dos H.rmsnos fap. webbcr Sc DominVs City, Juns
y with na,.gany &C, 10 Ro re Co.
Schr Cole, Petty, E,st IN Sd va.
Schr Whistler, Prsbrey, Faantoi.
schr Expedite Bee,e Fn5LR or.
Schs Fresstone. Brooks, rswtacket.
schr r,eming shaw NJ sPori for phinsdeipAiAs
Schr " Il GIL son, Crock Z, My Lon ton
6chr 81 LySnan Sauna r~w Haven.
Gchr > Brarnerd g ak, Harstb~d.
Schr DR. Kane Miner, Norwicsl f1y ExabethrorA
schr Brandywin., W .e-ler. Nss%sicp for Alb my
Schr Maria L9bsR, Miner Say roat fr Eilab-thpae1r
Schr Win Tnomss. Baker. Abais f0s BoslO,.
3chr JOSEF hin Waterbury. Abr for HsrtforA.
Sloop vi torn Ly West PMDS
STEAMER Rara sifoves. Trenton.
Steamer Wostclesrer Nye Providsa5&
SAiLED.
St. ar7ship Constitutions
Wind during the day NV.
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The Weather 1t Louisville, SO.

This Is the hottest day OF the season, tho mercury
standing, two O'Clock the afternoon, at ninety
degrees in the shade. MAJOR General Ord, transferred at
his request from Gen. McDowes army corps TO General
HalIecks Mississippi column arrived this forenoon and
lalt this afternoon for Corinth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

b surseoas and Frank l. Dusets. Samuel O. Weber.
GustavusS. Franklin. y hinot We'd and David W. Bai-
sntine 70 b Assasans surgeons IN the navy John L.
Lsoons Brigade Surgeon Of Volunteers Brigade
George r. Allen, Medical Inspector: r. bert c. W0nd,
Assistant Surgeon GENERAL; William II. Musssy, Of Ohio,
Medical Inspector.
The following named were confirmed - ConsuIs -
John J. Flanagan, Of Pennsylvania, at Puerto csbeio :
Macmillan c. Gutzener or District OF Columbia, TO Grand
Duchy Of 0ldenburg William Marsh, OF District OF CO.
lumbis, 70 Altoona Henry w. Dnon OF Rhode ssand TO
Opcrto Charles H. Lohr Of Pennsyivan Cudad Be-
livar, Venezuela -As#
Also nrst lieutenants In Marine Corps Charles
H. bradford; a. second DETERMINATIONS E. Fagan,
Robert l.. Meade, James ID. Young, OF Iennsyiveuia;
Lyman +. Trench OF New York; VIM. Wal acc Jr., Of
Maryland Edward G. Ia tmarsh and Geo. g Stod IL OF
Massachusetts, Chas. 7. w. wililms, OF District Of Co
lunba; A. Wckmore Ward, OF Illinois, John N. Reber
aud Fred'k I. Feet, Jr., OF New York.
H. c. Gutzensr, recently confirmed Consul to Olden
burg, ID one Of our prominent German follow citizens
known 10 connection with the preparation Of the Patent
once Reports. from 1854 to 1885, and u occasional
contributor 70 tho radical political press.
THE POTOMAC WATER WORKS.
The Joint resolution erring the
OF the Potomac water works 70 the Department. q the
Interior passed the Senate yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

AMERICAN LLoYns RECsrRY AMERICAS ASD FORRIoa
SHiprrNGwe have received the Survt-m.nt
above ny alunble work th!pyar.
1853 names OF vessels and resurveys VII tho
gec ropretorn Messrs Tayior, H. rshorne kSins.
gather since their 4 usL
The work be obtained AZ No % Wall street.
Blunt.
The Oswogo Times says the poyeYfu tughoa Per-
ned by NOrthw, COMPS
Of that the Pale aid The VIA Morton. che aars
/ OIL have been pure asai ~ tie Non Oswe
and tae Old Oswe- tfansportatcn ines Taey To
used tine Hnd on River TOW boxis Uet1 cen Troy
New York. The Perry, IuE,rnpd p,feb lset
cast OF $1,000. and the Mcrsaa ANA Page for Sh on Ts
Page ID her Tor New York via & River ~
The Perry ami M'rgan will oe ken % tide wstsr IAN
The TRANSPORTATION alluiei a.
OF another t0wboat-the tonar
which will enable th place daily line between Troy
and n, " York.
The following table gives summary Of tie
habors OF New York. Boston, Baltimore Sava.
New Orleans aud Galveston fre
ch NJ thasa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

ppsnupA-Bark Eliza Barss-Dr Arms,rcns. W Esrr and
-aady w Mussiua RrvJ Cornwall. Davis w u Co..
M Yates Mrs Tr III Mr. Troti, Mrs Llua Harvey
Psrrot,, Miss pcrrot', Miss y missing Gilbert,
Crawford Mrs Roberts, Miss Caty, smith.
PAaA-Brig Maria--T Moran LADY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Album Photographic, vignettes and
ysites sirerby taken u. HOLMES Park Gallery No. 26i
Broadway near Chamber street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

AZ 81 5O-Gents' Fine French Cal
Boot warranted a BARTLETTs, a72 Grand street,
of Norfolk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Dog Skin shoes, Goat Skin Ba1morals,
LORiN BROOKS SON.
kS4 Brosdway, corner Of Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Ladies' Congress Caters, ut 81 -, 81 81
and 81 Is 81 BAHTLETTS 372 Grand street. Of Nor
folk,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Prizes Cashcd I'm all Lcgalixcd Lotte.
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
No. II Wall street, room No. !, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

A Pure TObaceQ.-YellOvv Bank TObac-
cc-Goodwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco. free from ali
impurities for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Grover & Bakers Celebrated Noiseless
sewing Machines acknowledged 70 BE- superior TO ALL others
400 Broadway, New Yoik.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

At JeRers', 573 BroatlS ny, Ladies' Elas-
tic Boots 81 81 rs and ~; Bslmorals g. - IS and 81 80;
gents hne Shoes and Slippers youths and chiarens Bal.
morals Shoes and Caters. JEFFERS. ST3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Beautiful Consplcxion.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and beauyns
the complexion and skin All druggists and $50 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Trusses.-Marsh d Co.'s Radical Cur,
Truss Oic No vrscy (undcr the Asor House,
pose the church FEMALE attends ladies'. No connection
whatever with any other TRUSS Office Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof saes 81 Broadway corner OF Murray street
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Twelve Carries de VisItcs FOR 81, Not
cxceled at any price, BALCs, 23S Greenwich street.
corner OF Barclay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Hill, Imimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whisers No. barclay ssee Hair Dye, 20 cents black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

w. A. Bate hsl0r's Cele brnfed Esta blish.
for Wigs Toupees Hair pyc, and Hair Dyeing and
hodavia Cream fer identifying ms hair 10 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

Omcial Drawings or the kentucky and
Delaware State Lotseries-
KEsTUcRy. ExrRA CLASS 229-June IA. 1862
81, II, rs. ~. "a. 2. 20, &c, Sc, AZ, II, ~.
DELAwARn, CLAss 252-June H. 1861.
4, 81, rs, 49, A., rs, 81, 81, 55, As, 49, O. 56, IL
" JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington KsntucKy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

o.1 CLOTHES wRrNoBRs SENT By BxPaBss'
Dl Agents wanted in cvery town; " per day made Pa
s rri isR o. VAN HoEssN. 81 sou,p urssl W srs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-16

OMcial Drn wings or iIurray, EDDY 6
Co.'s Kenuckv and Missouri State Lotteriea
KENTUCKY. Ezra Class ,, i--June IA. 1852
40, q, ,,a. "a, 10. IL, "a, %, IS, SO, ~.
KENTUCKY. GLASS 2S1-June II. 1852
~, A. 81, Z. 81, 8, As. Al, So, IA, IL %, %, /.
Circulars sent free OF charge ~ sddressing either
MURRAY, EDDY & CO.,
GOWN ton. KY. or 81. Louis, No
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HOSPITAL ron soLDrERs.


The Episcopal Seminary, near Alexandria, has BEEN
lifted up with thousand beds for the sick and wounded
soldiers This simply precautionary measure and the
accommodations thus prepared may not be needed but
government determined that nothing that may posi-
bly BIZ needed shall be LEFT undons.
Tho sick and wounded both federal and rebel, taken
from the scene OF General Shields recent engagement
have been arriving here all day There . number
Of ambulance loads. They have bcon distributed among
the hospitals or temporarily provided for in churches
where they have received much attention from kind
hearted Union women.
DEATHS or SOLDIERS.
The following deaths Of soldiers here are announesd
", Tsuuy, Co. !, Nineteenth Massachusetts,.
r. q. Jones, Co. r, Fourth Vermont.
f. Atherton, Co. II, Sixth Pennsylvania, r. Q.
Harry shsersr, Co. X, Ninety second Pennsylvania
Sergeant James W Rowley, Co ID, First Long Island.
E. Harshali, Co G, Thirteenth North Carolina.
W.B Cain, Co Y, Ninth Alabama.
+ G Picketts, Co /, --- Minnesota.
jas. walsh, Co. !, Second District Of Columbia
AProrNTxsNrs CONFIRMED.
The Senate recently confirmed the following appoint
msnts--
Assistant Surgeons Jonathan O. Bsrtoistts, Thomas
". Leach, William NJ King and Benjamin y. Gibbs, v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-06
FIN A NClA A I, /.

Money continues abundant. Our banks are
carrying q large volume of currency, and from
present Appearances there will be no lack o frnis
to move he large qualities uf grain and pork
whica fiods market here Ten per cent. is he
ruling rate, bat We look to see prime per paya-
be in New \ )rk, command money, before the
ends, at eight per sent. Rates at the State
Bank are limited ut that, by law, on the Is, day
of January next.
Government You chers arc without material
change. uyers refuse to so alb We % cents, and
see-s generally prefer 10 hold. Holders Of the
issues for Indebtedness created FOR old regiments
were being paid off yesterday by Captain iienae.-
shott.
Paymastel's Scrip and State Warrants war and
defense iuud are firm at wa cents. Regular
State Warrants are scarce and command better
price. There are very lew, however, in the mar
ket.
Soldiers Bounty Warrants remain the same as
at last quotations.
County Orders continue scarce and sell readily
at 20 cents.
City Orders, since last report, have fallen of,
and are bought ali the way from ~ to 95 cents
AS most OF theSe OrderJ are DCIl Dy laDOrefs, inc
Citv Council should max, them bear interest af-
ter presentation. They wou'd then be sought af-
ter an investment, and would c,mmand very
! nearly their face.
The Gold M .rSet has had lis ups and downs
during the week. On Monday morning it opened
weak at 81 %, but on receipt ,f New ! .rk dss
| patches advanced TO 81 2S, AMI has continued firm
| at that Some round lots have becu sold al 81 -
| Large silver sold yesterday at Sl.29; small
slls.
| Demlnd Notes, 81 20GSl.ol.
| All look for decline in the coin market, a
there seems TO be no good reason for the advance
| in rates. In our opinion the Government vii
make strong ef,rs TO keep the standard Of lie
gal Tenders" high, and we have all confidence tha
| ii will succeed.
Messrs. Corbin Dow have received the ne,
/ stanps under the Internal Revenue Law, for Banl
| Checks Telegraph.c Dispatches, Express Receipts
! Warehouse Receipts, Fire, Marine and Life lnsu
| rance, Mortgages, rebate Of Wills. Certificates
and Protests. They Inform that they expec
to receive in few days all the balance require
by that law.