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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-24
SIOUX CITY, IOWA:
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY "a.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN.
TlON.

The Democracy Of Iowa are hereby re-
ouested TO meet in Convention by delegates
from the several counties, on THURS
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF JULY, at the
Capitol in Des Mones, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the several
State Offices, to be elected in October,
viz: Secretary of State, Auditor Of State,
Treasurer Of State, Register of the State
Land Office, and Attorney General and
to transact such other business as may
come before them.
The basis of County representation will
be one delegate for every one hundred
votes cast for Stephen A. Douglas, in
1860, and one for every fraction over fifty.
According to rule adopted at former
State Convention, no county can be rep
resented by proxy.
The several Democratic County Com,
mittees throughout the State are requested
TO call County Conventions, or to take
such measures for the election OF delegates
to the State Convention, as may be Accord
ing to usage in their respective counties
According to usage, the Convention vii.
be called TO order at o'clock, p NJ, Of
the day designated in the call.
By order Of Democratic State Executive
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-24

A Richmond paper speaking Of the bat
tie At Williamsburgh, says: Another vic
tory is won" Woudn't it come nearer the
truth to have slightly changed the ortho.
graphy?
Another victory is one.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-24
THE STATE CONVENTION.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, May lst., 1862.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-05-24

Through the kindness Of Abel Smith,
Esq, we are permitted to make some ex.
tracts from private letter which will be
Of interest to those having friends in the
Hospitals at St. Louis:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
ARMY AND NAVY.

Capt. Charles Z. Churchill, VITO bus been placed
On he retired list in consequence OF cisaony i's" -,
o ;'. from EXPOSURE III the live Of duty Is sou oil
,nv ;,,.e,u. Sylvester Churclii late INSPECTOR
Gser, In The United States Army. bat now Oh Tue
,';".d li.t IL entered the service on Tie 81 oil
,oheu Us a second lieutenant IN the 81 Artillery,
nni' ,rnmoed 10 n captaincy III TIE same regi-
r on the IAN Of May, lSoi lie + "defsood 10
n'' sul.ripg from indifferent health los some
bANe pe." ,i;. ,stireuieat will ca,ise great regret
''nn ,sose with whom he hus been asSpela'ed Ms
s, a Ss always borne the character OF line officer
I'd !. bioh.toned gentleman.
ana u NY" ~, h",r,Iou of the l2th Infantry, Major
c, sI r. commapd, is expee,ed 10 leave Fort Hamii
',,, tomorrow wednesday,. ~ :.
recruiting party belonging TO SSmfa"y IT, o ,s'
, iii ir,ve Governors leland At ouee.
!, r. reportrd that mosl Of The newly-appoln'ec
o,Ioers who have been on duty Oh Governor is'sn'
,or tte lart two or three mouths, VIII shortly lOn
Their regiments. ..;..a ., n.
Nolbing of general interest has transpred ~ I'M
Brooklyn Navy.Ysrd SINCE our Last repor.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

and they dr their squads and rather imagine that
the officers get little the worst Of il. There are
twelve Of them, and you can bet your boots they
have to toe tile mark
On the afternoon Of the 2st come half dozen Of us
obtained permission ~ take row in the CaT rain I
sig, and started off on lark. as il was the fret
time for two weeks that we lad any Of MS been ont
OF the ship, you may sup, ose we iel' pretty goo0
over IL so we determined to explore little, and lu'
for Pass POuiTe Lighthouse, about two nli!es
away There we found the rnins Of the lighkee PERI
house, snd about go old wine bottles, rclcs, sup
pose, Of some grand "bust" or other IN The days
when no doubt, il was fashionable to come down
here picDcs. For want Of something better TO 90,
all tried to see who could throw nearest TO the
top of the light, and by the time we had H. isbed
there was such stock Of broken glass sown all
around tia, if the ground will only grow proper.
toDate crop Of bottles, Pass IOutre will socn be
the emporium Of the world 10 tia, line. Coming back,
the fog great institution here, ret IN 40 thick thai
we couldn't see twenty feet away, AID 1t wa. only
by means Of the drum which they beat on board
= ip. that euabled t. find our way back. Tic
"Capting' gave US good lecture and permission TO
stay on board hereafter. Thus ended the first lesson
On the 80, q storm setring in, we commenced
"bobbing around" again, and to increaee the fun.
substance known tise water soon be- III to make
itself unyleasanty familiar 10 our su eers. Ii WAS
the fret tine bayo slnelt il, and don't care
how long it ia before take a second dose either
The Deares can come to IL Is double dis'l ed saur-
kiaut, only As Il took itself away shortly
alter Daylight tue next morning, suppose it must
have found better quarters somewhere else.
On the night Of tie 9th aud 18th, two vessels try
ing to run the blockade aud keeping too hear the
shore, bo'h grounded, aud sticking rae were get Oh
fire and abandoned. They made nice light all light
long. In the morning boats were sent in to look
aroond, and found that they were both loaded With
cotton, valaed altogether at not far from $50 OO0-
a nice haul if we could only have got them.
Yesterday noon. the Connecticut came in sight
from NewYork, aud as we have kept an anxious
lookout for her for two weeks, you may suppose
there was grand iolliiilaIion. Fortunately she
brought me two letters that l could Join in the
good feeling, though did not GIT 70 many a. / ex-
pecied. II those at home knew what time was
made on the arrival Of news from home, in IA place
where We have nothing else TO engage attention.
think the size and number Of the mailbags would
be increased
The Colorado succeeded in capturing steamer
with 500 barrels of gunpowder on board, yesterday
morning; coed fortune that does not seem TO fol-
low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Wool. GROWERS CosvEs1ioS. The 'ermons
State Agricultural Society has issued call for
conve,tiou of Wool-Groweis OF that AID other
s,,,es to meet at Rutland, W., on che 9so Of Sep
rember, 1862, that beng The first day oil the heA.
State FAIR for q general consultation oil matter %
interest to all who produce wool or prepare '0'
market. MT
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BoRussiA.
Steamship Botussia, from III ,nburg feo' - -
Southampton Feb ~ arrived at this port On "V"N-'
morning. Her news is nos SO late US previously IT,
ceived by tie Arabia. v,o,.
SuL,NG or rnE U. s. REVENUE STEAMER aos.'
Tha II. s Revenue steamer Flora. Ruius 'o'u"
Iien,enru, Commanding Qats Of U. ). Hsssns.
steamer Tiger. stationed at TIE SSrrc"'''
sunday March 2, fos Port Roysl, B. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

frc. Of Rebel cavalry Hecn miles beyond Blscm6sd They
srocsed.d in roOis them tng s ~"Saas .
wounded The, tou, five Lodiss to DO Union men,
murdered. Nv 7. KELLOGG cslO"s' Commanding.
" Gen. Z. PAINE conrHr ding Caro-
"Co kELIoGG, ComnIandig Cape 1irsiorau;
Hang fthe Rebe ary for eseh ,nion man mur.
dered and a,er this for each Contisue TO scout cap
.'' ' =; A. FAME, bris.dicroeDor'l Commanding.
Gen Pal e, in explanation of tire foregoing, ssys
that at the time he eived the dsDstcb OF Col Ke
logg he supposed they caught the Rebel cavalry in
the act.
TIE Msjor-Genera commanding takes this earliest
Opportunity to puLlsh lis disagproval VI this order
II ia contrary To the rules Of civilized war: snd if
ito spirit should be adopted, tie whole country would
be covered with blood. Retaliation has its limit
ana TIE innocent should pot he made to suffer for The
scts OF Others over whom they have no control.
H. Again: by whom this official correspond
cnce furnished TO the press in violation Of the army
regnI2aahs and repeated general orders! The impu-
tacn must rest upon the two office concerned un-
sii they account for tie pullcaiop.
III. Information Is almost daily furnished to the
pnbhc press respecting army movements which
should be known only 10 the General giving the
oers and to the officers receiving them. Knowledge
sins gwen TO the enemy may sometimes cost Tx the
ves OF thousands. Moreover, the cotents of official
Ae'tels, which should have been Known ouly to the
Wrler and to those superior il rank have been pub
nshed, together with tx arte statements and mis-
represeniati ne. The law aud army regulations
Afford remedy for all personal grievances, mat
ter by whom they have been caused; and when mil
itary oficers carry ther Complaints TO newspapers,
the inf renee is that tley without foundation.
Hereafter, sny officer who publishes, withou, proper
authority, information respecting the movements OF
our armies, even OF battles won, official pa
rers VIII be rested and tried by Court Marial
and the Secretary of War has directed that the whole
edition of The newspaper publishing such informa-
ton be seized and bestowed
b. command 0. Msior Gen. HslLKcE.
N II MCLEAN. Assi,t.nt idjutan,- Genersl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Federal Government TO abolish Slavery gene, ally
VIII be virtual proclamation of endless dissolution,
Tie death.knell Of the Republic; for the simple
ee"3h that you can never conquer consolidated
South with divided North. With the Norih a
phit and the South divided we have onr bands full.
Revere tie poeIllois, the Gaze would be hopeless.
\. know you think nigger-holders n. ces.aiily
dlsloyal: deny IL. We Inherited the institution,
ana dellore IL as great social rnd political u.ior
,uhe, OF which NJ some period we bope to Get rid.
bu' when we hear such men as Horace Greeley and
Dr. Beecbrr deDouDce the South 40 ga deyile der"
and "s'l' men reared in Slave State as worthless
and shiitlcss,' we wouder why you desire Union
with ne No. the business now before us is to put
down The rebellion; punish the Rebels b. coniisca-
lob, Punishment, or DEATH restore the Union; re-
Establish the Constitution; enforce the laws; and
unfurl the National banner from I'LL the ranparts Of
the Repu lie, as in the tines gone by l. il 10,
Unon, our country, Constitution, and lawr, and
flag, rs much rs yours Are you warning or the
Sonth or the Rebels that are in i'll
nj. / write 10 encourage the national patriot
i'm, by assuring the national heart that there Is
Union element South strong enough 10 elect Federal
Cor gressmen and loyal Legislatures, soon a. the
present despoisn there shall be dissOlved and that
as soon &s Union men there can command the mails
and presses for concert of action, and &c: arms
they will help 10 free themselves,
am, Sir, very respectfully =.
Your y oOedieut servant,
VIM : 81 EER Of Tennessee.
EG'seys Hotel, n. Y. City Feb. 49, 1862.
No Sir You heard any such thing Thomas JEFF
Ison may have said wha, this In his Notes
Virginia" bu, not Dr. Beecher nor No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

long letter. trust, however, that the importance
OF the subject aud my personal interest in it will ex
cuse me IN your eyes. Knowing yonr strong desire
TO have the forces OF Our State efficient, have Il
hope not too earnestly expressed my views, 10 the
conviction u at you will Al least give them al i'm
rar.i i consider ,ion. II would be higlly gratifying
TO ne il nv letter should contribute ia the snalest
d, gre. to the promo ion of meritorions ch-ofcers
even il it should not further NY individual ambition.
have no wish to leap into eolonslcy over tic
heads OF meri'orons lieutenant cOi"nels but shont
like 10 know that the upward path is open to oil Of
Us, and never more 10 be blocked up by outsiders.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
The irigate St. Lawrence has gone to sea. Tho

csran H. !. Purvisncsi lst Lieutenant and Executive
oneer W q. West; Surgeon. q. Woodwcrh; Peyms,t-r
Ohphantj I'd Lieutenant O. C. Wiltsr: Lirut~Dsnt Of
msnnes H. H. Collnm; Master, H. =. Pctogs; Assistant.
soon, u. A. Pieuon; Acns Msssrs. j. A. Briscos J..
~ ier w. L. Allen. and w. H. Smith Cspt .n's Clerk r. G.
Snspteii; rsym.sters Clerk w gove; Psymasters
Se~Ei j. fi"cki Ae'ing.Mssters Mares +. q. Prior,
aud T.pophius Griffith.
Four Of Capt. Porter's gunbos.s, the West6eld
Forbes, jackson, and Clifton, which sailed from here
about ten days ago, have encountered very severe
weather. The Forbes was Loaf, as reported la.t
week, on Mays Head. The Clifton was much dam.
aged, and had to pnt into Baltimore on Friday, very
lesky. The Westfeld and Jackson have not been
heard from.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
A SOLDIERS SONG.

SOLDIERS SONG.
Wm,r'- Til. emotion Of Northumberland
That " axes the sndl
IT IL love for the ,sth OF Freedoms birth,
IT /. love for the earth Of Freedoms BIRTH
And with 1t our hart, shall e1pcnd-psnd-psnd,
OR h.ars expand.
And with II our hearts shall expand
Consolidation preserve the nation authorization.
And max. Il stand.
The Union cause ard uuion laws,
The Union and UIion laws,
Dor Union arm, commard-maLd-msnd.
Our command
Our Union arms command
Tie rebel ranks with npiou, thsnks-tbanks--thanis
Prcclsn our fall
But Freedoms hosts despite their boasts,
Eut fre-douI's hosts de.rise their boasts
And rise at .hcir count Us cail-call-cau-
Their country'a cali.
aud rse at their couptry's call.
Let every man throug hout the lsnd-laud-lsbd
4. for hi sogis salvs'ion
With an hs might for the old flag strike,
With al Iii. might for the Old dog strike,
AID the home, that make nation nation nation
That make nation,
Aud the home, tia, make 8 nation.
Oh God Of nations, when Observation-Disclosures
Cypress ~ sore,
Let Thy gees, nam. sustain,
h., Thy great meme our arms sustain,
AL flame IL the Van of war-wai-wsr
The van Of war,
And fame In The van Of wax
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

BOARD or COUACILWEN.

The Board met last evening, pursuant 70 adjourn
meut, Charles G. Piuchney, esq, President, III tue
chair.
resolution was adopted, granting 10 the North.
Eastern Dspen-ary pe' mission t. use ana occupy
the buildiuy on the ) f. corner of Lexington avenue
aud If street for three months from the date Of the
resolution. This Is the builing designed Tor found
Ing hosriial, and the dlspensary occupation was
therefore limited. ,
A communication was received from the Controller,
with "A staten eXhihi'ing the balance IN the Irea-
snry Feb. - The receipts and payments since that
4 ~ and the balance az the close OF business FIi-
DAY. Feb. . ult. according to the returns OF The
Chamberlain and County Trea'urer To that ot!lce:
y s1cr Fec. Z.........-..........''r1 $4,000 ?.
Recc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT %'i"o' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

A grand Horse Convention IL announced Tor oe %.
2 1862 at Chicago, and those Interested Trpose 10 's'
uibut, OO0 of which 81 900 is % be gwen io' the
best ,rotting horse, and " probably the same am'uns
for The best four .mile running bose.'
There are several things in the programmes 'hss
look little susplcioussnoh as 500 for tia o'Ss
lad, rider. with equestrian exhibitions every day;
,Iao a series of elk races. with other nsEelueA
v,rm. stock and road horses will receive ever one
,h;rd Of the premiums which are the largest ever
given"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
GEAR AND SERF.

THERE came ont word from Muscovy
To all the Christian lands
That Kaiser Alexander
Had loosed his vassals' hands,
That the Gar Of all the Russias,
BY brave and wire commands,
Had riven the yoke from bondmen's necks,
The shackles from their hands.
Then all the wide world shouted
Wherever Christians are
CIT is noble deed this man hath done !
All hail the Russian Carl"
Der all the land of Muscovy
Was Slavery's leprous scu,f-
Till Kaiser Alexander said,
Emancipate the serf,'
Till the Gar of all the Russias
To shapes Of breathing turf
Gave thrice ten million freemen's souls
A soul for every serf.
Then all the wide world shouted
Wherever Christians are
otis blessed deed this man hath done |!
God keep the Russian Carl"
I think if he of Muscovy
Were Ruler here, this day,
And underneath Rebellion's foot
His bleeding country lay,
With twice three hundred thousand mon
Behind him, fierce for fray,
lie would not brook that Slavery
Should hold him long at bay;
With all the wide world gazing,
Wherever Christians are
lam sure DEED would coon be done
BY Russia's valiant Car!
God knows this land, like MgScovy,
Was rank with Savery's scurf;
God knows it made the ruler oft
More leprous than the serf;
And yet, in sight of Bunker Hill,
In sight Of Vernon's turf,
We shrink from Alexander's cry
4" Emancipate the Serfw'
With all the wide world gazing
Wherever Christians are
We are covering still at Slavery feet
Rebukod by Russia's Gar!
A. J. II. DUGANNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Total .......i3OA Iaso3 7.et 3!OI +i3l' 20" wv. W
The Board concurred with the Aldermen III reso-
luions fixing the grade Of Chambers ana u'e''e'''
ing streets. TO, &C Uoss
Cas Nn. 40 md I'D rebuilt; TO ft up No. - Moron
street for glue Co. No. 81; to fl up eeli.T OF La
pine Co... No.. aud Isl 10 build new eailage TOR
I i"ss Co Co. No. 81 to repair carriages OF iiosr Co.'S
No., Il aud 3d. 70 build new hoa;s for iok a r
Lsdcr Co. No. 81 TO purchase 'es"sr n ,v av,i Ss
No. 3; and 10 give Hose Co' NO. 'o n'" '~'ii's''
Adjourned 70 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
GEN. pLEYKER AND MIR. GRITzNER.

70 n. EAior Of me ". \. Tr,sare
SIR: The Potri0,, published Al Wellington, u. e.,
p,s. 10 g.. number Of te -1h Fo5uary lSt' the tf'na
ton Of all article ybi'hed ios dsy' az by certain d. L
Gri,zur ~hich contains Migrant uuruth' concerning the OH
CO. Il the .ih Regiment, Pnusylsnnis Foiaa'eef' Col A.
-clIn,'Ien'if
le undersigned officers Of the sid regiment feel Their fore
bouud IN duty give the following declaration IN 'Ae interest
" Truth
sae ths. the officers Of the sad regiment reused 10
~ MAJ, 10 ,ien a. address which should Gen Benkor
, an inquiry ,uoh demand having been made to
oac.r. We therefore dcaTe the sdi GrtIncr oshdr.
Mo.,oy,r we notify the aid Gdfnor as vel a. his client
c,,u.t With or without epauc,'' tnAt we do WISH ~ 40
,s, the removal Of the commander Of our division Ten
ger.er az oonvisc,d TIA; he is absolutely preferable
~ ~ seerel nYlls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Loss OF THE Schooner TREAsuRER.-The bark
May Flower, Capt. Duell, arrived at this port on
Monday morning, from B'rbadoes, LAYING on board
CaptFisher and two OF the crew of the schooner
Treasurer e Bridgeport, Conn, 100 tuns burden,
which vessel they abandoned in the Gulf stream
on Jan. 9; they were taken oil by the brig Colin
Crmrbe, lumLer laden, from Liverpool, n. b. and
cnr,j.d to Barbados, where the American Consul
TOOK sthem ia charge and sent them home. Two
OILERS of the crew took passage by tie way OF 81
Thomas.
The Treasurer was from Philadelphia, with
cargo Of coal bound to Boston, had reached AS far
Holiness Hole safely, aud ef there FOR her de.tna-
ton about Dec. 81, ard when midway between the
highlands of Cape Cod aud Boston Light, expert
erced q heavy northwest gaze, losing sails, and
becoming unmanagtabe was blown OF the land,
and continuing to leak dangerously, was hghtened
~ throwing overheard coal, aud finally aonr doned
on Jan. 9. The Colin Campbell, two days previous
To falling in vita The Treasurer took Oh board the
crew of the Brt,h bark Eliza thirteen in number,
Cant. Grain, hence for Cork she having encountered
the same gale, had to cut away foremost. aad he
came unmauageable. They were also landed at Bar
BADGES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

Nnior ?. H'sn, Com'd l'th Kest. 10 VOC
Dr. +. PifLTsucpi.
,sp,. nr,ErLBrHo. Company u.
,aif. "a ANLt 81. Company =.
ca. 4 ~. taptaiD C1mpany q.
4. Sffru. tipta.n ,oinlsny "
BLr--iso Captain C~uii ai.y r.
H., LIEUT. BHi pXn. Ccmt Company A =.
1T Iirut Boiisrs1IEk. ,'nd COMPANY r.
I,t Lieut. Ca CKosFI. tomd ( {, nipp.ns w.
Ii.ut :. ANpiItwHrru. Couid'g 'npzny -
Lieut.. G. krN1FtaANS. Comd'g Company T.
q noBrRG. AdjufaHt
BpK.sHrKG ,, Lieut. Company r. =,
1u,nLy. Lrcrs "a Lieut.. Company n.
w syirn. ~ Lieut. Company A.
N Eo.rl. 1T Lieut. Company q.
Jon, srnHoEnta. "a Li.ut. Company u
Lieut.. frsSL SroliziNe, Quaftrinihs 80
= N,r,TKn I.t Lieut.. Coud CompanyF +.
Hons LYH, "a Lieut. Company +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
FIRES.
YIRE IN sHERIFF STREET.


About o'clock Oh Sunday evening, fire broke
out in the frame building No. "a S'eif sireet,
oaused by some cioti banging near tie stove TAX
ing fire. The building WAS occupied by Harms
kim. qunsuith as a dwelling and store. Tie dam
aye 20 tn- sock amounted to about 500; insured n
ne Pacific Insurance Company for SiVVo. Tue
bulldog IL insured in the Green wicl Insurance Conn
psly Tor $50; damage about 500.
FIRF ~ SINETEE>IH STREET.
Shortly alter IL o'co, on Sunday night, fire
broAc on Ia the si'ic Of the name tepemeni-hou.e
No l2J West Niuet, enib siei, aud iul;ae'. 'ttiy
coulmg cated with the upl portions Of TIE build.
iugs or eac side OF il, also frame houses, oecui I'D
by .oor families. The damage sustained TO the
bIilSings auloDnts to about ,lO0 number Of tie
people living ia tue houses lost considerable lor-
lion vi their furniture.
fiRE IL cARMINE STREET.
Abou, O'clock yesterday morning, fire broke
out H. me paper-nnugipg and " indOw-shade store OF
John Drew, No. &c tarmine street. The STOCK ana
Gxtur.s we've totally destroyed. Los aiont -, 49,
Insured tor s. 900 IL the Relief and Merchants In
sufaGCe Companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
Payments. ................''.
Balance Feb. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Balance Feb !3''''''''''''''.'''':' $500, W -
A communication WIS received ir'm the Con-
trollcr, submitting statement ct the dlebursenei''s
in the ,eyerl Senatorial Districts Tor the month OF
February il PURSUANCE OF The or iuanre OF the Com.
anon Council making secoud appropriation OF
$50 900 in aid OF the families Of volunteers N tine
service OF the United States from The City Of New
York as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

TotaL....l3na I?"CJ Hb!' W.'V' W. 'W %
The following statement exhibits in detail the
opera,ious in the several Wards OF the City during
the time specified: NJ,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-20
CASH In ADVANCE.

The ngency OF the times imposing the necessity Of payin
everything needul for the publication Of newspape
rpelled u.s. time since that In wou
subscribers books unless the order for tn
paper accompanied by the money pay for the III
experience Of the times has not only confirmed usin this deter
anaon but compes all the subscribers
e Wig already books that scesy forces TO adop
he same rule In regard thsm until the times will just
y different To this end will forthwith III
sending bills from the ofce made out In suc
will when paid place each subscriber In advance
OF subscription and TIL viii be done 10 place eac
him within three months On tn
March, 1862 the OF all who have not paid according
will be erased from books and regularly there
aner timely will subscribers OF the expiration
subscription year and like adopted with ALL unes
psymsnt mAds selfprservEon eompels this else
Eould not be adopted.