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Ger, CeS's oom@and,

It's feared that the rapid retreat Of the
rebel Gen. Jackson through the valley to-
ward staunton may endanger Gen. Cox
Gen. Fremont was reported yesterday %
have occupied strAsburg ana oferea hattie
to Jackson, who declined and continued on
his course toward stanton. His next To-
ray may be to attack our army Of the Ka-
nawha, unless he is so closely pressed by
the federal forces in his rear as to prevent
this move.
LATEn .-Fremont has pursued jackson
beyond Woodstock, numerous skirmishes
occurring upon lhemareh. We have taken
400 prisoners. ..re--e.n arai
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SPEglAE NOTICES.


RHEUlIATlsH
No disease s 30 eersin Of cure By Brandreth's Pills
s. this. -Thef son tae ont % s blood the partlcu-
lar Wins upoa Uhieh all pain depends, aud the Da-
tent 4 cured.
Mr. II. a.. Adams 3o6 Twelfth Street, New York,
Suffered With rheumatism for song befiod. He was
attended by able plyseuns bat fheif prescriptions
were df no aEail; ksal unalls g H6Fs without es-
sisance, and for months was almost entirely confined
to bis bed. At this period o BIZ sicness when hope
had nsd and s expeeied 10 bea cripple for the 70
maiHder 0f his lifsi be vas fscoihmenlitd TO use
.Fr frHf BRANDRETH'S IFIILs
Tho first box evidently mada hisE better; the i'm
ProFemept va more decided from the second box,
and D. tle time he li rss sis11eeII boxes, he was
entirely cured of rheumaiisIn and he strength and
inplsne4 Of his limbs aors rs5tofsi H il now over
year that this curs has been effected, and be has
had - retVn, but o0ntinueI ths enjoyment Of per-
feet health May gth, 1901
sold b. ASS Gallinsf. "a s1psrior-si, Cleveland,
Ohio, aud bgall Iespsetable dealers in medicines.
sThe Root Of all EyiT7 is the venom Of
disease instled into The system D. oify abuse, in
duIgenos and eEeeas fany kind This nIust boerad-
ieatsd from The system without dsiiyi not moment
should be lost. Tho paTnieious uas 6f uarcury VIII
not do Il; nay it viii injurs rEar than cra Triass-
mar I, and B i1your only chanos-A porusal Of the
bOok Human Fraiity, Physiological 7esoarches,' o.
illustrated with eolored engraglnali eiu explain
everything. Il viii only cost you q esnts. To bs
bad u DT. Barrow. l94 Blecker-5t New York. SEN
free Of postage everyWhere.
Sold By G. W. Clark, Druzgist. ClaGeland, Ohio
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r We aeoommend that the delegates be chosen
q By conventions in the several counties to behsld
"a Saturday, the 10th Of August.
The Convention viii assemble al II O'clock A.
i.l ~ The Plsee Of meeting via be hereafter aes-
IA ignated a -
GEO. NJ. PARSONS, Chm,
B.F, MARTIN, secy.
Union Executive Committee
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TIE CoNFIscATIOE AND EMANCIPATION
MOvEMEsT-The Capital City Fact notices
the eall for conhseation and emancipa-
tiOn meeting in this city, and urges the
calling Of a similar One.in that place. The
movement is q good one and should be ex-
tended. T
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BUFFALO 8lARKRTZJune 3.

LHt fELEehAFh-l
FLOUR Market quiet and steady. -.
L WHEAT-Marlzotd quiet; all the sales. are on prl-
Yate terms. - -fIII
% COR N1ATarkst better and in good demand. Sales
500o0 hushRt Sc for new, 8d37c fW 0di closing at
outside figures. ~. r. eT T..
200OO bush part at 35e free on board to arrive the
balance at Sc to arrive afOat.
WHISK F-Market firm with good demand
Sales TOO bbls at 2laiin22c. ... r. a. a.-. -t '
CANAL lFREIGIT5-Brisk at l25zc on wheat,
l2l6e corn TO New York 10 % '. f..-
BIPQRTS-ls,lOO bblz -FOUR l29, 900 bush wheat;
l56,00 bush corn .ur r.
EXPORTS 400 Bbls Hour; 5000 bush wheat
I54 0O0 bush corn 90. .i fl.s.f. .-' i..
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The Wheeling Intelligencer is a reliable
sheet but It must not impose upon our
eredulity too broadly. 1t tells of the arrest
Of one Wat Cool, the King Of the guerillas,
who is sixty years Of age, six feet in
height, ahd.tEfss test across he shOulders.-
That is little too much, friend Hail.
That snake stOrystarted yOuina bad way,
We fear.
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CHICAEO MAR kET-June 3


:
lFIlOTR-Markst dull. .l
WHEAT-1Iarket unchanged. Sales at 79c for
No. I; nlll72c for No. 2 H--r.
CfBIiN-In fair demand. .t.f
|. RECEIPTS-l0,6O 900 bbls -four; 5000 bush wheati
SHIPlIRNFs-s,lO 100 Bbls flOuri l., 900 bus wheat
$4,000 bush corn .-.-.. H-ff p
FIR EEls HTS-lsc higher. Ir.U
EXCHANGE Unchanged. Gold unchanged.
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OsWEGO RTARKFT-June 3.

... .... lht hELEdhAEh-I
FLOUIl--Mari1st unchanged with moderate de-
maud for interior and eastern trade. sales 500 bbs
at 81 20 for fancy from spring wheat.
WHEAT-Market quiet No Chicago spring
held s5c and choice Canada club 5oered at sc with
buyers at g0c.
@ COR RN-Scareeianil market quiet rrl
CANAL FREIGHTS-Du -four 33a3ie, wheat
S56c to New York. '- 90 -..
LAKE IRIPORTS-7l5 bbls -four; $500 bush
CANAL EXFORFs-l,s go bbis four 1900 bus
Whest; l2.400 bush corn =..ai. lv sl.l.I
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MORNNG header.
VTFTiS'FS I Z ii5RNING, JUNE 4, is62.
rHE UNION CONTENTION.

The undersigned, representing THE UNION
CoxrEErios which assembled n this city on the
6ih of September last call upon "all loyal ct-
sens who are In favor of the maintenance Of tho
o' Government, and Of the vigorous and continued
prosecution Of the war now carried on for tho
suppression Of tho rebellion against tho Govern
aisnt again 70 meet ana appoint delegates 70
81 USIoN CosvrSfIoS, to be hbld in this city,
.H Thursday, th6 alst day of August next, for the
,r nomination Of candidates foF thefollowng named
officers.
Judge Of the Supreme Court
Isl Secretary of State. as7f
Attorney General. tet
School Commissioner. ia fa
"a i. oue member oftbo Board pf Public Works.
The Convention viii be composed q the same
number q deleeates as eonstieied the C6hven.
ton Of last year, and apporii0ned in Ike manner
among the several counties, as follows;
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M A r IN e.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF LEV E LA N D. -
..f -'--t.... ...-.---7 80. e..- 3lgalo
ENrERED-JUEE 3.
Steamer May Queen, Yiger, Detroit.
Schooner Chisholm, Eddison, Port Huron. IN"
Schooner Petrel, PeltieT, Port Hope. s.-a-rf
schooner Seaman, Flood, Alpalne.
alat s -Ir CLEARED. ltL
steamer May Queen, Eigsr, Detroit.
schooner Union, Barrow, Port Burwen. OH o..
Sc0w Mary and Lucy, GeTlqch, Wyandotte. -.
VEssELs PAssISG.-The following vessels passed De-
trOit on the lst H..5.I ..I..H MIDI.
UP-Propellers Granite, P0temhc; barzs MassilOu,
Sardinia, Sweeney; brigs Venice, ". Treat schoou-
ers Imperial, Hannah Butler, A. g. Morey, Seabird,
d. Marhle Hamlet, City OF Toronto, Berlin Caring
ton s II. Kimbal Empire State Fairfield, " illiims,
Chieftaiu. aN II ... -t
DowN-Propellers Tonawanda, Racine, Nile, NO
hawk; schOoners Weber, Yankee Blade, X. b. Hub
bard, Transport. .1 itF E
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wTsSFII8NEOUs

The following items We clip from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser Of the I'd: ilLt- -it on. 4a
THE NEW BARK GOLDEN FLEEcE built for Sturgess
Co., of Chicago, at Cleveland arrived here SUNDAY
noon iron Buffalo, bound Tor Lake Michigan. lt is
claimed for her that she SURPRISES all others, either
to model strength Of build, or a neat fit out, and
from the hasty visit which We paid her, We f1und
nowhere inor about this line vessel wherein the above
claim could De disputed She is of 60 tons burthen,
and in her construction she has been minutely super
vised thoroughly bOlted and fastened and has
model got MP with splendid water-ines. She has in
her 5Onee situated at every point 20 insure strength
Her blocks nom the largest TO the most minute are
all patent the total cost of which was 500 Her rig
ging was made to order. Her cabins are poriect.--
The Captain from his stateroOni at any time see
every part Of the ship. She is commanded by Capt
Samuel Wood, lifelong sailor 70 whom ms employ
entrusted the supervision Of the construction OF
this vessel ami her cOnsort the Sunrise, The work
has been faithfully done and We wish the Captain and
his beautiful cram safe and prosperous season
THR RACERs.-The new barls Oneonta and North
west which had trial race from Chicago 20 Buffalo
few days 1since arrived here last Saturday their
return, in close proximity 10 each other. NotwitL-
standing the result their former race they BY no
means consider the contest at an end, and eHgUr
for a renewal OF the contest
LARGE T0W.-The tug ". B. Castle, Cant. Coo,
performed clever feat few nights since BY towing
from the River st. Clair, the fiuis thence into
Lake Erie no less than e gt vessels in one tow, the
aggregate caTgoes OF which amounted to lf7l 100 bush
els Of grain. r...... 4. rrs..-r -l
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MISCELLANEOUS,

TLEVELAND HORTICULTURE
" AL SOCIETY. The members Of this Society
and all others Interested In HORTICULTURE are request
ed to meet At tho Sons Of Temperance Hall, lIol-
mans Block, on Wednesday afternoon, June 9Th, at
OclOch p. n. TO make arrangements for holding
their Spring Exhibition Of Fruits and RlOwers.
ie3.2tJgQ HI- .HN
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80 cnlumnr 3

LJjt The Dayton Empire the organ Of c. L.
Vallandigham, in a half column Of full
NH some aatsery Of that Ohio traitor says that
at is gratifying to know that . the
-. entire Democratic press Of the loyal States
are bearing testimony to his worth asa
III. man, his ability as a Statesman, and his
able and uBAinching defense Of the Con-
stitution;' and again, that 'fO-day no
nan occupies a prouder or nObler position
- In the hearts Of the Democracy Of the
eonRtFyp Whist say the Democrats to
shis2 Do they accept the burden Of Val
1andigharaism which is thrust upon them,
with ah lie treason and sympathy with
treasonf II they adhere 70 him, the hon
eat men who are still aound in that Orran-
iEatiOn viii be interested in knowing it
and keeping clear Of their party associates.
Circumstances favor the supposition, when
the Empife siys Yallandigham is the lead
81 Of the DemocFais and the Ohio states-
7Hr man calls Beaureg gard army Democrats. p
Is L strange that those poor rebel geus-
ses " should improve the first opportunity
i 70 make a riia upon theonly decent Banks
5H their whole oOpntFyl ssq -sa
ai al-----L-----.
+ q L. Ii 80.
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n. Y. STOCK lLARKET-June :

NJ Il SEUCh MAX AEL June 1s .-l.
lBY TELE0RAPH.l
MON Market continues easy at 4S5 q cent
on call, and prime paper selling az 45a95& 8 cent.
STERLING EXCHANlsE-Market dnA aud
declining; ll31E9lif for merchants and ll45s9ll44
for bankers bills fN-ft -H-a
GOLD-American gold, firm at 35693S q cent
premium. California gold bars, steady at g cent
premium y ID ~aIlL ,.U-H .t..-..a
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-A little frmer'-
United States 6 81 coupons lu559lO5i 3-lO Treas
uIy Notes lGl9zG l0544 .rs 5F 2.l lHn
STOC1kS-MariIet stronger with morr business
Chicago Rock Island 62s;1 Cleveland 4 Toledo 81
Galena Chicago 691S; Cleveland q Pittsburgh .
Illinois Central scrip 6zB; Michigan Southern ganr-
antee- 81; Michigan southern 36; Michigan Central
63S; Hudson -; Hudson converted bonds S412: Erie
3ss; Erie preferred g. New York Central So; Pa
eifc Mall lI5gc Illinois Central bonds 95; United
States 81 coupOnf lO53s United states 65 81 regis
tered l02l6 United States 6s 81 extra interist $50.
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NEW YORK lIAkIIEF.-Juno 3.

-gtlass it.la money, aiiia ..asoaad b heavy and
Sales i6soO bbls at si,9ll,25 for suparino state
!i39st ~ q for eStss state taei1s ior uHsoundi
mon 20 medium extra western; q fOgi, ,ij f0r un-
soguldi ss30J4hl5 for common 70. gnod shipping
blaads exiip rodna hoopei Ohi9 sief 20 for Trade
CANADA FLOUR-AIarket shade firrner with
nodergte business doing sales ls09 bbs ~ 1904 ~
RYE FEOBR.-Market steady. Sales 100 bbls
CORN lIEAIs-In hlr- request sales 600 bbIs
n 20 19r sgieyt Sis for HrRnaFigines s .r
| MHlSk f-1iarket excited and hrmer Sales
900 bhls at 2 sld2i'sc for western. r. 81.
-WIIEAT-G00d s1und wheat h scarce and prices
have advanced about lc PeT per bush while unsound
spring 81 9i 0a tbe insids bfies iof Fsry inferioT
iiid outside for very choice; SD bush Canada club
g. 90 blnh amber Iowa at s,02I Ol; 2Di1 bush 10 10
arrive ~ all June at 0j $500 bush red state at 81
I l3,0Oo bush amber Michigan at sfiadI,Ig
RYE|Market without decided change. sales ara
|. RARLE Y-lMarkat dgil and nominal.
COltN-Market about lc better with good demand
for export ana huIne consumption Sales ll3B00 bush
at 46ise Tor mixed WESTERN i8fQ50c for old do,
sc for white western. 800 Ir
OATs-Yeryi scarce and firmer Sales at E9i6o
COFFEE pending the public sale io-tnorroVr the
market Is very qHiet and nothing Of imporanco has
'SUGAR-In good demand and Without material
Slilhgs IN Ifice; faI 70 good rssining 6taMERe--
sales 1000 hlds Cnpa at 6A@54c 30 hhds Porto Rico
| az IKE 100 boxes Havana on private terms .T
imOLASsE E5-Mariket quiet. Sales Is hnds Porto
kleo az g6ci py Aucu0ns 90 hhds do at 339a3ic.
'IAOPS-Market hrn with fair demand. sales 60
bales new at i3Glsc mtll sales of odd At 7llllc.
POk k-market heavy and lower with rather more
doing at the decline. Sales 80 bbls part last BV8-
ming, az 81 sell s Tor mess the latter price for
choices ell,5Q9l2,50 for prime mess; Sg,21gg 80 fof
| prime; I5,25 for clear. s..l.- -d ltf -
BEEF- Market quiet and unchanged. Sales at
Sd,h1itO0 for country prime sS,O0dL00 for country
mess; sl ,OOglS,5O for repacked ess S8 OOll5 for
extra mess.
| PRIME 1IRSS BRER-Market quiet. .l A. .-
BEEF HAhIS-Mar.ct dull. SALES sl6,Oadl6,5 so.
CUT MEATS-In more demand at easier prices,
sales 394 packages At 3s94e for shouldersi 44@5Ae
! BACON STDES-BIarlzet dull and nominal.
tIsARD-Market firmer with fair demand. sales
lS42bbls at 73s5<c; and small lots fancy at sac. H
BUTTEIt--Sellins at l09I7e for Ohio ld9l9 for
state.. rrt-fa .l. |.t
4 f1r clirnuionr a pla1 .lEH.H
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COMMERCTAT5.
CLEvELAsH PRODUCE MARKET.
hoRNi,NSG LEADER OFFICE, !

llOKklNG LEADER OEFICE.1
- - WfuNEsDA AZ -AlpHNIsgs - uIe7f, 1862. =
FLOUR-The market gfsterday Ras unchanged
and fpiet, with but little doing. ssies Of 90 bbla
doubie,esti., nd at sl,62'k -
WHEAT-The market Is moro active and steady.
Sales Of 20o bush red free board at s5c; bush
red aloat at the same; COO bush Indians white anoat
1t siigs; and go bush rcd afoaf at g5e.
CORN-Nothing doing, market heavy and dull.-
Last sale at sc aioat.
. OATS Unchanged. Sales Of 1900 bush afoat at
2gc, and ears on track at 90.
HIGHIYINEs-Decli salesof % bbls at 2oo.
Other articles quiet and unchanged.
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M NJ A Nh DD;;-s

rT1iI7V N a u i 0 D De-
HOW LOST HOW RE5TOREDII
Just Published In Sealed EnTel0pe-pfics &C.
A Aecture On the hatuEs, lreatment and Radical
cure Of cpefLlafoIrlCel, or Seminal elness LnVOi
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and kits,
Consumption Meltal and Physical lllapacity ne
n. D. auiho of fhe sGreeu Bookl' rIld
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS.
Sent under seal in plan eu1Bl0pe fu any address,
post paid on receipt Of six cents, two postage
Stamps, to Dr. ). u. &bINE. ~ DoUd1s New York.
p. o. Box 4io6 apr23gI
WHITE LEAD WORKS.
The subscribers haFa 0hhaRia suparioz article Of
PURE WHITE LEAD; also, the cheaper grades,
which they oier to the trade at very low prices for
cash, lieb2sl JOHN WEBSTER co. :
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OASH FOR WOOL -WILL1 BF
Liberal Advances

n HAlIG w AANll MI LII W.
" ADVANCED, when shipped to Cleveland with
view of being closed out Immediately IN no case to
exceed the value when delivered
Liberal Advances
Made, when left to be sold at the next State Fair
Sales in September. II is expected every prominent
sales, which will render unusual facilities 10 Mer-
chants and Growers, who should have their woods,
not only on exhibition, but for sale. All wOOls
signed to will be sold previous to that time whom
the owners prices can be obtained. III
STATE FAIR. '
Liberal Premiums offered BY the stats Board on
best descriptions Of MOos should and viii encourage
choice lots Tor ehfDitl0n from all parts OF the United
States and Canads Having consented 20 take charge
Of and arrange such Woos as may be sent for exhibi
ton in a building 10 be devoted exclusively To tbst
DurDoset shall endeaypr 70 make it profitable aud
Interesting TO all exhibitors and is to be hoped that
al samples will be sent as early as the lst Of August
that sufficient room may b. prOyideds at least eK
hibitOrs viii advise OF their desire TO send stating
the number Of leeees bearing in mind that not less
than twenty will be entitled 70 premiums Entire
clips may be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired. s, n GOODALE, Agent.
1NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
" Mr. GEORGE W. CHAPLIN is admitted a part
neF in our house from this date r..
Cleveland juno 3D. ls6l:a95 = -
DEOPLE'S INTELLIGENCE
1-AAD GENERAL INFORMATION AGENCY,
Ss under Bnk Ban sgSS oSSsS
Weddell House.
Secures situations for Men Women, Boys and Girls
and supplies Families and Persons generally with
GOOD DOM ESTICS,
OF different Nations, at the shortest notice Farm-
ers, Contractors and Companies at all times be
suited with efficient hands BY applying As above.
B0- Particular attention will be given TO Renting
Houses and Selling Real Eestate Of all kinds.
my7.R27 II..H tt.Hl HHlH.' o. RURR0WS.
nISSOLUTION.-THE PARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing under the firm Of j. B.
tTT.kNM a this untf
sent May 18th, 1862.
I. W. MOncrisf continues the Fruit, GrOcsFy and
Provision business at the old stand, No. 12O Onta-
riO-St Either partner is authorized to settle busi
ness Of the old firm. . .....
nn The continued patronage Of our old customers
Is respectfully solicited may30:3g0
LIMITED STATES PATENT OF
~ FICE AGENCY, No. 81 Bank Street, Cleye-
land, Ohio. We prepared TO transact Business Of
every description relating 10 Inventions, Drawings
Gaveate, Specifications Patents, Infringements and
'ne f@'en' AA"S' RRAINARD 4 8uRRIDGF-
febZ Solicitors Of Patents.
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Gen sAIoias' Divl.Ios % 10 back track.

C0LUNlUs, June "a, ls62,
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Culver PLATING AND BELL
~ HANGING.-The subscriber is prepared TO re-
plate Spoons Forks, CastOTs Fruit Dishes, and all
other articles Of table ware, good new; also,
Stair Rods Door Knobs, Bell Pulls, &c, replated 70
order by hand or electro process good any other
establishment in the country. BELL HANGING
promptly attended to, and all work warranted
represented, at reasonable prices Room No. Me-
chanics Block, corner Of Prospect and OntarO-Sts.,
CUP stairs.l IMPROVED rHEhIMER, turning the
scam down instead Of up on sewing Machines,
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Made, when left to be sold at the next State Fair
Sales in September. II is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer will be present At those
sales, which will render unusual facilities TO Mer-
chants and Growers who should have their woOls,
not only exhibition, but for sale All wOOls con-
signed to will be sold previous to that time whom
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Resolved. That Whososv er shall propose b,
fedsral authority 10 exIinkuIsh any 90 ths
States OF this Union, OF 70 declare anv Of
them extinguished. and TO establish Terri.
toriai goVernmenls within The same, will b,
guilty Of high crims against ths Constitu.
hon OF the Union. RA
Rssolrsd That whoever shall affirm that
It Is competent for this House, or anv other
authority. TO establish d Dictatorshin in the
United States, thereby supsrceeding the
OoustitutionaI AuthoritF Of the Union. and
shall proceed 10 make sny movement toward
the declaring OF Dictator. shall be gully Of
a high crims against the Constitution and the
Union and public liberty.
Mr.. Lovejoy objected 20 the resolutions. -
n that was good was contained in those Of
Mr Stevens, and on bis moIion Mr.. Val.
landigham's resolutions were tabled by
vote oil rs against so.
? -kr- AlleB asked, but faiied to obtsin leave
to offer . resolution iustructing the commit.
les on Judiciary to inquire into the alleged
right OF the Federal Government TO set at
defiance the Constitution. laws, and senii.
ments OF the people OF illinois in importing
negroes into that state. and TO consider what
action is necessary to bring about the .depcr-
tation of said negroes. ~ sfd.1.rit
Adjourned till Monday. e- r. sase7
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forces, snd state what steDs have been taken
10 Esdress this outrage on humsa-Fighis.-
Adopted.
Mr.. Sumner also offered n resolution that
the colnuitiee on NJ ilitsry Affairs be dirtc'
ted 70 consider the expediency of providing
by law for the establishment ofa corps com
posed Of men especially enlisted icr hospital
and ambulance service, with commissioned
officers 10 coTnmand them, who shall have the
entire charge, nnter the medical officers b
The hospitals, SO as to enlarge the useiulnssi
fof this humane setyice and give the efficieB-
cy derived from organization. Adopted.
! Mr.. Hale gave notice that he should intro
duce a bill repeating the act establishing and
equalizing the grades oi officers in the Navy,
passed July, 1862
! Senate went into executive session and upon
the opening. OF the doors adjourned.
HOUSE, Various committees we're called
upon Tor reports, but none were made.
Mr.. Calvert offered resolution, which
was adopted, calling on the Commissioner OF
Patents to inform the House what amount ol
the agricultural fund has been expended since
the first OF July, last to the time when the
ac5 cunts and books were transferred 10 the
! Commissioner OF Agriculture, specifying ihe
! i eIns; and Whether any contracts are ursat~
| sfed; IL so, what is the amount due ard for
what, also, that the Commissioner OF Agri
culture INFORM the House what amount Of
the agricultural iund has been expended
under his direction, specifying the amounts,
etc. aEs H
Mr. Holmsn offered resolution insttuc
ting tte committee on Military Affairs to
report bill so amending the iIth section oi
the at authorizing The employment Of vol
unteers to enforce the laws and protect the
public property, approved July % 1861, so
ms 10 allow volunteers who have been, or
may hereafter be honorably discharged on
account OF their wounds or other disability
arising rom actual servise, such part of the
bounty of one hundred dollars provided for
under said section, as shall be proportioned
to the time Of actual service. ...4 ..s
Messrs. Lovejoy and Oin opposed the res
oluiion in the present form, when Mr.. flol
man modified it so as to instruct the commit
tee on Military Affairs TO inquire into the
expediercy OF reporting such bill. r..
4 The res solution was adopted. 30.
A few minu es alter IL O'Clock, the House
adjourned. ~ .-.,. e.-.. A.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
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