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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-07
THE ono DEMOCRATIC STATE COZ
VLNIION.

Core ipondsacs Of Tie n. !. Tri1rna
CoLrNBrs, Ohio. July :, 1862.
Tie Democratic state Convention met in Ills city
to-day, with view of throwing as many obstacles
~ possible 10 tie way Of the National Goveiumen.
in the prosecution Of the present war for the sulJu
cation of tie Rebcls. OF courso there we're many
delegates Who were really patriots, who were for
sustaining the Government, at al hazards and at any
cost; but they came from the rural districts
farnero and mechanics who had neither influence nor
organization, and who were able to make but iee-
III, ,esi,tance TO such expert schoniers and wire
workers as Saaudigham, Ine-, Burehafh, anu
others of their atamp-men who have lived ny pom
tics Tor years aud who always control Democratic
Conventions and give them their tone ana character.
There was an unusually small degree Of interest
tahen ia the primary meeiIge, ia TIE various eo,h
tics and AS general thing, moi more .han hau the
deeoates appointed took the trouble 10 attend to-
day. indeed, learn that IN order to make snow Oh
fairness and vet retain control Of the Conyention
the few hacks who met at the diiieltht county
towns 70 select dolegate5-ior the peopie dd NOT 20
APPOINTED about halt the delegates rom among
Themselves, and tie other half from farmers, VINO
they were aware could not attend, 40 ihnt, 10 tue
people at hone, there WAS Semblance oil honesty
wbile 10 the initiated alone the ruoe iaiFiy IN
dcIstood. o.;.., Ia.
pon.atendance wete filled by the de egtoh present,
AID the oilicsns in Attendance, but no selected 10
J.I.',ate' originally. were chosen. Tie scheme
worked admirably. A year ngo the Valancighani.
mers were abashed, compelled to keep quiet, not
oIv in the Convention, but ia the streets and at The
hotels. But to-day the case was different. On my
arrival yesterday morning, found about nunui'u
politicians hore--all peace AMI npronisc men
among whom was Clement l.. Nallandighsm. Dr;;
ill.,, ST Cincnuati with his friends, here. and
in clo.e communion with the Ohio Rebel. The Doctor
was supporter Of BreekinFldse III lsCy hna i's
been svmpathizing with the traitors ever since Ills
c,ra,ic candidate took up arms against the Govern
ment. , D., ,be,ossIvas
Tbo.e who were really patriots had nei'he, time nor
money 20 spare in living around the no'e's ol tn n
duIIest of the duh villages; and even IL they hhu
heen ON the ground, they would have stood but {
Light chance to get into the closed rooms where th'
alies of jefferson l. were plotting the ruin OF Tho
s:gq,r.. o.. D; ,..iysdt, w t-:4 I::2 sl:R:'
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Il. p. X. +.
PIERCYlS PATENT PHYS PIPE,

The ONLY gsrnmeas foE the SAFE and PERrsor isTEs-
NAL APPLICATION OF Ointment. Made Of HARD RUBBER.
It neither BREAKs CoRRoogs 1t is easily inherited ~
PATIENTS THEMSELVES, causing no PAIN 10 the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS
While 1t PREVENTS all WASTE, 1t THoRovonLr DIS
the Ointment the DissRo rAsT' thui effect
ing SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS, and those
much in the SADDLE. the PIPE ia INVALUABLE.
PIRRcY's PnZs OISrsEsr. applied with th,. PiPf; a.
over RgIfyvPs the PAINS, alays the INFLAMMATION.
StoPS the ITCHING and ultimately CURSs ins Dis
..o,..c ~ m. ~,
10 be had Of al Druggists and OF THOMAS W. BEACH.
Sole Agent Nc. 80 Beekman.st., Hew-lors.
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fort, With the bulldings usod as barracks. This -
good service against nest Of Rebels who had cap
tured two of the KipgfSbers boats ana were pre-
pared for other mischief
The armed schooner Beauregard has captured the
English schooner Lucy, from Havana, for endeayor-
ing to run the blockade on the Florida coast.
The steamer Somerset has captured the schooner
Cnrlew OF Cedar Keys, Fla. She was from LA.
vana.
The Somerset also surprised steamer in Dead
Mans Bay, loading with cotton. Before she could
be reached she was fred and deserted by the crew.
Her anchors, cables, &c, were saved.
u. s. steamer Montgomery, off the Rio Grande,
has captured the British schooner viii o. the Wisp
loaded with kegs of gunpowder in fish barrels and in
bags percussion caps. thick shoes, and large case
OF cases marked clothing"
The U. S. steamer Bienville captured OF Cape
Fear tue schooner Morning Sar, from Nassau, head.
acids, cigars, &c.
THE DISMISSAL or SURGEON HAYES.
The Committee on the Conduct of tie War, having
made thorough investigation Of the case Of Dr..
Hayes, lately dismissed from the army by order Of
be Secretary Of War, for neglect of duty while en-.
gagged in Transporting sick aud wounded soldiers to
Washington, are fully satisfied Of the justice of his
dismissal.
NOT DEAD.
Major Patterson Of tic cd Pennsylvania. Colonel
iicQuade Of Tie It'll Eow-YoIk, end Col Van
Wyck, reported killed, are it is said, by gentlemen
who arrived to-day from James River alive.
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Siapleon Landing BY the o'clock bost and arriving ss IL
oonth FeIry about II O'Clock p From thence the 70.
WI, De taA en- to Greenwoo Cemetery The fheadS
and scquainance' are respectfully invited attend
sEAMAF,At Flashing, Long Island on Saturday July
Ames - WIDOW Of the late Dr. w Seaman Ia The fOsh
me re,yss aud friends Of the family are invited TO attend
hel funeral IRON her late residence corner Bow ayenns
and Amity street Flushiog Long Island on uond.v IN
Inst at Joclock D. m Boats leave Jane. Lin and Thirty
tree Ferries at O'clock connecting with the Flush.
/ z Railroad at Hunters Point. ~" '"' 'N'"'
WIN Fiat White Bear Lake MINI, On suna,, Inn. "a.
Ralph hunt aged months ard 10 days. Of Albert s
andfM. Y H. White Of New York " '"''
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NOT DEAD.
STRANGE PROCEEDINGS AT FREDER
ICKSBURG.

fkKDEHicKsBVfG, iHday, July !, lhbs
To-day, the Mayor of Fredericksburg Mr..
Slaughter, aud Mr. John +. Mayre, Il prominent
lawyer, started for Richmond, as n Committee on
the part Of the citizens, to procure the release Of
Gen. Reynolds recently captured 10y the Rebels
before Richmond. Gen. Reynolds, as Military
Governor Of the city, won the esteem of every
citizen, and the desire for his release il unanimous
The Fourth was appropriately celebrated here to-
day, by the army, and grand display of fireworks
ID to take place a, Gen. King, headquarters, this
evening.
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Arrived.

ship yarguarJ ua'let Liverpool H,y D. mdse and io9
pass to Rowland rockingham june a. lat % %. Ion ~
snip Monsoon of New Bedford Lorirg Singapore March
81 passed Ariey March 3O Cape Of Good Hope May /
crossed the Equsur June teas &C. master Had light
W. yrd- OF the Cape END light g. r. trades end Gains from
the Cape the Eqaator May5 in company With By.
birk hdi1ic June lat 10 NJ lon - W. spoke Br bar 4
Naomi from Tacahuana for Liverpool, June ~ lat - 80,
on 81 IS spoke schr Magnet FROM Maehas for Porto rice
Bower co. Had light w winds Yves; Of the Banks lat.
20 10. loa: q 50 saw two iceberg. o. ,,... o,.u.
' Bari II Eas (o NeaBsdfar RAet,on, New Orleans II
az Montezama' Hammond Barbados June p via East
Cay Juro o. salt to n r. Dwight sailed IN company from
Pafbadoes with schr. lni1s for Cuba.
Bark Teresa, Foster M4racaioo June 49, coffee &C., to
Bari D C. ,ilrruy Van Nance Ma'anzs' II days ballast
Ri, asiy Emily lRr), MAYO. Maysglez P. R, June 90
srsar &c . Jos Enea@ SAd in company with S'' ols
BIZ fyrs. Gray, Ce.ai 70 DAYS, humber to master, -,
Rrir Eriv Fisher - ple, Point Pere. via 81 Tlonaas
June a. and Turk. Ind 26th st to Brett son Co. The
bfg st. Marys Brown tor Porto Rico. saed from Point
MI rfrye.t onecn Dr. Of Bcrmuisl Houe, Msyasuez,
Y. r.. drys suglr &C.. 20 y V Onitayia Co.. -
Big Dion o., br4aary fieF leie'e Caes sars ~
va. BOARDED oy D.. 5. fGsa's 81. Lawnnce. =,
l,s .rg1r ke 10 Thicker Tlrbbourne. Juue 81 % ~
A,olio W., bOA-ded by T. s. figate st. Lawrence On
Bde J. r. Ne7ia, BE-. THEY, cenfOeso' L days sugar
SEN Adde T. barnes (of Sears 81 John, p
4 June p. sugar to J. Y Onitayia ! Go.
Sclr Mary flawley, Brown, Providence days
schr MirsLaha. Thompson. Norwich ballast -,
Schr William Thomas smith Proyidence Tor A,oany'
srhr Piriades OBJ Mcclellan Windsor' n s. IL days
plaster 70 2. l. Neyus son We >, L.,
Schr E1empias (Brl Dawson, Windor' n. 81 ii days
s,hr. Onward BIB -. CORVALLIS 10 DAYS. potatoes to
Sem. Leo (Brl - wesipcFt n. s. 10 days, pickes to
Schr John Williams (Bt) knowles, Cat Island 9 days
steamer Petrol. Young, Pfoyidezee md'e. to Edward
Bynnsr -, 4. t,a,x-.
Bynref. A. Il, A.. ".
steamer Rorlaa, Slower Trenton. ~ J' md'e. to w IN
jenkins
BELOW-Brir Amy Warwick, from Havana also one brig
and one bark unknown.
WISD-Sunset, W. ~ w
The L steam transport Trenton ssed yesertay 3h for
Haa,on Point VA sho nas got fu cargo Of clothing &C.
for our troops.
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Special Notices.

Executiye Con nmittee Of the Republican Cen.
traI Ccmn,tfee, regular meeting OF this Com ates
vii he beIs Ar don ters Broadway aud 2Jdst %
MoT1h a1;' EvFYJSG' MY :. 1902 ct 8 oc.ock
OW, IN W. BRENNAN, Prendent
J. r. WALKER. }''0
4. o. q. F.-The members o. HOWARD L9DGh, No.
So q. o. r. aud their FEN lies ans respectfully invited 10
attend LECTURE to be given H. rooms. Odd Feowr
ball, corner OF Grand and Centre-st,, on WEDNEsUAr
EVENING the sh inst az 81 o'clock The lecturer for tbs
evening VIII be p @. A. l.. SHAW, secretary Subject;
Twenty ears Recollecons Of s Odd Fellow" All ths
members OF the Order cordially invited
BY order Of the Committee Of Arraoge,r ents:
p. q. STEPHEN n. KNtPP,
2. q. JOEL W. MASON,
p g. A. Il. SHAW, yR.,
p. @. CHARLES PJTKA,
z 6. THOMAS AUSTIN
N. B.-a bigh time expected.
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NAgRIE ID.

BRONSON 49, TORRANCE - At Oneida Castle n y, on
Wednesdav Juy ? by the Rev. l.. y. Bates. Mr. Miles
Bron,on NJ D. Of Turn " Y. AID Miss Mary Ann Dor
rance dan liter OF the Hon. Daniel DorTance OF Oneida
Castle, N. Y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. June 80 at the resi-
dence of the briss parents, by tie Rev s. H. MeeAer
Joseph o. Conzdon Of the u 8. Navy TO Mary b. LOCKER
ofWilliunsburgh daughter Of Jas c. LOCKER.
Providence papers please copy
TFR-CHAMPION-In Eew-Yort on Friday. July 4,
by the Rev H. f.. Mons omery. DIR Edward W Foster oil
Boston to Miss Virginia W. daughter OF Joseph b. Cham
pion, esq, OF New-iork.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THr PLYNourH SBBATn-ScHooL.--fhe old build
ing in which this school formerly held, being in
proeess Of demolition, the scholars assembled in the
large ball over the Office of the Gas Company ID
Remsem street, yesterday, which will be occupied
hereafter until the new building is completed, which
il il expected will be about the LIST OF September.
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FATAL AccIDESr.-Coroner Murphy on Saturday
held an nqus. the body Of Mr. Geo Wheeler who died
from injuries received by the premature discharge OF cannon
on the an July Deceased assisting in hrne salute
and while rsmnng the cannon went OF hanging him In
a shocking manner The Injured man survived but Tow
hour lie u years OF ege unmarried, ana resided 81
Greeup0iut.
Tho sane coroner held nquos, Yesterday the body
Of coio.t omn ualaod NeDseca loi al tho cofuer oi
tncn nnt Lori nelllree.. verde, Of o'Nh R"r
, :. ...,< - .Sa..,.l
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FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NEtV-JER-
SEY RAILROAD.
THREE MEN KILLED

A passenger of the New-Jersey Railroad, by the
train due at jersey City at lOl o'clock last night re-
ports that as the cars were approaching Newark,
coming from New-Brunswick, the locomotive ran
over COW, which was standing between the rails,
and was thrown of the track. Our informant said
that four men were reported killed. and that he had
seen the bodies of three of Them The train did not
get in tili after II o'clock
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From SAN Francisco.

Say FRsNcrsOo June %. 1862.
Minister Pruyn and other American officers had
arrived 10 japan.
A fire at Bake Hawa, on the 18th Of May, destroyed
500 houses
ArIived-Ship Yorick from New-York; Flying Send DO
bark Rival a. days from Shonghse Wis Kanayswa p days
bark Early Bird SO days from HongKong ship Southern
Closs, from Boston.
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"IsrERN DIS

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THE Y S.,iaa - C 10
iRIcr-Preparatons being made In anlic of tbe Sr
election for Chief Engineer 10 December Man) Wv ali III.
meu having enlisted there Vacsncies In tbs ~.
companies which 1t is TO fill up three mon vote
yious to the election n order enable members T. mi
The prospects now that every company will have It's
quota OF men within the time required
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PORTLAND, Me-, July 8, 1902.
Gov. Washburne has Issued PROCLAMATION calling
additional troops saying that general orders will be
issued immediately, giving authority for raising
regiments Of infantry and for calling to service o
portion Of the unruiformcd militia.
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Disasters, &c.

Tic b, Clara Eosa Sut Soandes sri ed from Maracaho
for New May and ashore the same night on the
west coast Of MaacsDo Golf The passengers ana ofs" were
I Ton bo bark by the Indians and they arrived at Mar
c,bo I'm the boats The Captain procured assistance and
returned hi. vessel and eded IL getting her Goa ana
brought her into Maracai5o.
~ q
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Wow,y STABBED BY HER ilUsBAsD.-A woman
named Elizabeth Light residing in Walworth street. near
Flushing avenue stabbed in tho head W IN knife by her
ubaud On Saturday niyt last. She also badly beaten
Ocer smith arrested the accused and had the taen
to tie Precinct Station House. where her wounds
were dIe.,od
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THE PENNSYLVANIA TBOOPs-CALL OF
TIE GONERNOk.

HlRni.1-ao SATURDAY. Jliy p 1872.
Gov, Curtin has hsueG proclamation calling for
troops to reeaiolce the regiments IN the field 10 the
full standard AID Tor additional regiments to ,.up-
press The Rebellion
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CAPTURE OF THE REBEL GUNBOAJ
TTASER.

ForIEL., MosRor, July 6, lsc!
Tie Rebel gnnJcat Teases was captured in q Tend
Of the james River Oh the lth int. Very import
ant papers were found on her.
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RUaAwAY ACcIDEET.-On Saturday evening"
horse attached light wagon containing Mr. samuel Bar
low and wife, residing at No south S,,h street, r. D. be-
came the discharge of recruckers on tho Glove
Road and running oh full speed upset the vehicle and
bo.h were with violence upon the pavement
They mere seriously injured.
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Psss@nyeps Arrived

n bnrk M0nterprr1. from Baybddoes-Mr J. Hill and
dsugn'er, Mrs. Daubsguer and fsmily
Ia brig h0'rc't queen from AGy0gVesDon Pedro CsYil'
liero, John c. Cox.
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COMMANDERWILKESI IN COMMAND.
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Business Noiltes.

READER, you can nave an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com Pm exactly adapted to your hand
and style Of writing which viii do your writing vastly cheap
e. than Steel Pors II YOU wanit zee THE Pen u sh'ief
than the sword" IN another column.
GROVER X BAKLRs
CsLRRRATED NoIsELEss SBwiSG-MACHiNRs
Aekuowied gel TO b. superior 10 al Others.
No. 4gJ Broadway, Ecw-YoIk
COMFORT AND CURE FOR THE RuPTuRLD.
Sent free any afflicted with Rupture OF Hernia Ad'
lrcls Box No. .Ji New iorh PostOice
AT ,JrFrERs's No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Elastic Doors. III so. 81 70, and So bALhoN,Ls 80
~ %. aud 81 81 - .,,,.,
Gents tine suoE5 and SLIPPERS. Youths and Chidieo's
B,tuoRALs SHoEs s1d CAIRNS, Ia great variety II low
uriees. JEpFRas No. 5Ij Broadway.
THUSSEs.-MARSH * Co.'S Radical Cure,
us, OHce No. Veey (un5er AstoT HOUSED opposite
the church connection whatever with ot.er Truss
Office Of same name. Pile Specific, AM accomPanlnepis
are len hero on sale female attends ladies'
WHEELER * WILSON MANUFACTURING
CosPASY-Sewing Machines with Important lmpro' eeAts
Office No 55 Broadway.
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ANXIETY OF GEN. LEW WALLACE.
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IMPORTANT DEBATE III THE HOUSE
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lie Wants 10 Join the Potomac Army.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE JiMES RIVER FLOTiLLA'
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THE ENLISTMENT or LOYAL BLACKS.
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Cabinet surnItoFe

AT MAND tACGlRthS' PRICEs
100000 WORTH OF FURNITURE.
oil the felins on IN oar whole ale business
We offer our o"n '..'..-sa Ionds 10 he public Il tbs
low est prices. - -
Consisting Of PARLOR, LIBRARY, DINING I'D Bzr-
ROOM SUITES inside OF sees,ed material and tho latest
fashionable styles. All goods warranted
PLEASE examine goods before purchasing elsew.esy
WE'LL BRAUNSDORf,
Nos 1875 and 27 RiyinsoDt between Es.er aud Norfolk
N B-Grand Essex and Houston a. stages pass clossty
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The l. steam transport Trenton s,ied yeserd'y 'h Tor
Hssou Point Va sho nas got full cargo OF clothing &c
70. troops.
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The New National Tax Inv.
GET THE BEST! CITIZENS EDITION.
LARGE TTPE. 1928 PIP. Dmo. CoMPLsTa.
Price Ten cents Tor sale by all New ,deaers Ascoss
wanted. BEADLE s Co.. Publishers
No. Ifl William g., New. fork.
NOtice.-A meeting Of the GRAIN MEMS UNION PRO
TECIlNG SOCIETY," I, to be held at Tammsny Hall on
TUESDAY, JGly o. 1862 All Grsia Men aud Aou gshore-
requested 10 attend there business Of importance
before the meeting
Lippman & Rachnann,s Magnetic Musk.caf
POwdcrsIhe only iuaDle remedies tor the deslruc,ion
o. reaches CToton bugs bedbus moths 1eis rats and
mice. Depot No. 5f4 Broadway For sale by al Druggists
IL city and country
Notice.-AI CONYALESCENT SOLDIERS ofthe Army
before Richuo1d able 10 DO duty IN the city OF N iu
vicinity. viii in uedately epor to a; FoFt Hso3oos
preparatory 20 being sent to their Regiments.
HARVEY BROWN. brsvet Bns Gen. Cong
Headguartsrs New-I ORR, July 8, 1862
Claret Wines and 3rsndes,
From Mess Psul De Connck Mor Cd ard uisud Oh Boz
deaux. Warranted strictly pure aUd COR sale by
j. MARC MARTIN, Importer,
No. 2o3 Peils'., hew.fot
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COLONEL VAN WICK NOT DEAD
WASHINGTON, July G, 1862
THE JAMES RIVER FLOTlLLA.

THE JAMES RIVER FLoTILLA.
Commodore Wilkes, the captor of Mason and ST.
dell has been ordered to take command OF the lotila
in James River
COMMISSIONER g. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Ex-Gov. Geo. S. Boutwell, of Massachusetts,, has
been rendered the appointment Of Commissioner Of
internal Revenue under the tax law. 1t Ia not
known that he viii accept. He is expected here TO-
morrow.
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The Navy Department has been officially informed
that on the 18th ult. Lieut.. Comdg. Howell, in tho
gunboat Tahoma, accompanied by Lieut.. Coindg.
English, ia the Somerset, crossed tho bar Of ST.
Mark River aud drove out company Of Rebel ar
tiiery with four or FIVE field pieces from fort pear
tue Iightlquye, anerrard lgaipg aW kgs2ipg W
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COMFORT AID CURE FOR THE RuPTuRED.
Sent free any afflicted with Rupture OF Hernia Ad
,rcl, Boz No. .1i New. lorA Poit.Olloe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-28

-4aJoE q 'nh y. 4lrhanE73 o. fe2 oTh AAlchi-
gan infantry, dled III washington on saturca:',
from t1e effects OF wounds received it battle
near 1slchnlono On 7he aoSh uir' Aa!o? EalI-
panAs vas SI1o"n 70 many IS t~e -Ao50Eant OF
me Isl .A1c1lgan voluD:oeTs a. the c1I1e fha5
regiment, under the command OF lo!. "l.coz,
entered AIezondEIa year age last May
Inc T. o'VoTaTnIl>oic Is promptly attend
l::a TO TIC arrangements 1oT general exchange
O prisoners rocenJ!y 2gTce3 o1' Major uan
1lz WILL very socn, Il he h25 nor already, rc-.
oalva specific lEss1:1oti a upon The ErsIjec~.
FOR the purpose OF rapidly d-!ng Cp the oit%
yoluntse! regiments, the Secretary q y ar has
ordered 1a2t 1oI Vo1I~eeI recruits 1or o.d IeGi~
lnent5, there shaI. be paid premium Of four
dollars. This vrauiiun j. doublo that. naid =
,,oo,~;.s ~,,bo o,,,or roz
. ~s1o "''0 e'.sI' asIr ''A~
'I 49, ~ zsns~". .aSs e.<''.
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10 20 49,: J~....1S 1s.1r ar'0";
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~ .~As'3 ssSS:1s' soa a.: 1l:nol I -5a> 40
90? 49, D. p;ah~so-d - 49, a1.. s''a. = 'o~Io7u: .11
40 A''0''sA0I' ANs '''', s,s' . al EAo'
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