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Accompanying the above was the following
letter from Willie. lie was fine penman,
and it is written in his bold, dashing style
In it was enclosed lock Of his hair. The
circumstances under which it was written
were very peculiar--at midnight, far away,
hundreds Of miles from home on the plains
Of New Mexico, surrounded by traitors, and
by hostile Indians, he wrote his last letter,
enclosed in it lock of his hair, begged per
mission to take musket and fight in the
ranks, nobly, bravely performed his duty, and
fell pierced by five balls Well does Lieut.
Anderson say: 1t is the tribute Of such
lives that are being paid willing Offering to
perpetuate the blessings of the liberties we
have life time enjoyed. Peaceful rest the
sleeping brave. Terrible is the retrbution
their death demands"
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if he will. to step into that niche. /, i. for
him to be but q president Of the people Of tho
United States, and there will his statue be.
|, is in his power to occupy place next to
Washington-the founder and preserver side
by side Washington correspondence,
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NEW FIRM.

The undersigned will continue the business
the old stand under the firm name Of Henry BAR, :.
Sons. and will pay all debts of the late firm o
Henry Dart Sons. CYRUS J. DART,
ALBERT c. DART,
WM. II. DART.
April IOth, 1862.
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DIS SOLUTION OF PARTNE

NOTICE is hereby given hat the Partner.
y ship heretofore existing under the firm name
Of Henry Dart 4 Sons is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All notes and accounts of the
late firm must be paid to the firm of Henry Darts
sons. HENRY DART,
CYRUS J. DART.
ALBERT c. DART.
April 10Th, 1862
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TlllCAGO & ST. LOUIS X. X. LINE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- wo Express Trains on ana after Dec. Isl 1861.
IRAN. Will leave West SIDE Union Depot at 9 a
Hally, except Sundays. and Has p IN, except
satutda>s. Arrive at Chicago at . m and 9. 20
III.
Joliet and Wilmington Accommodates, lo,yos
Chicago at ? IN daily, and arrives at q. l5am.
Anehi tram, with sleeping car attached. will
run through to st. Louis every night, except sun
day, leaving this city at Las.
JAMES.RoBB, Receiver.
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Have the states right to destroy the ma.
TOM asks an abolition paper. The same
right precisely that the nation has to destroy
the states.
The Louisville Democrat says the best in
formed Of foreign writers are almost as gno.
rant Of this country generally as the abol.
tionists are OF slavery in the southern states.
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New Millinery Store.
MRS. McCIIIOUGu,

Late Of Broadr0y, Mar York,
MOULD respectfully announce to the
w ladies' of Rock Island and vicinity that she
has opened store at92 Brady street, Davenport,
with n LARGE assortment of
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01

Appearances arc that the rebellion in Ar
kansas is about played out 80 far, at least,
~ any formidable enemy is concerned. Van
Dorm and Price, with the available remains
Of their army, so severely classified at Pen
Ridge. have undoubtedly joined Beauregard,
cas-. Of the Mississippi. If any force has
been left to watch for an opportunity OF dodg.
ing back into southwest Missouri, it is 50 iu-
significant in number that NJ great difficulty
need be found in taking care of it.
All the rebel armies which have been "lay.
Ing around loose" in the southwest have
been gathered together in one grand army at
Coriuth, tor ,Ao last desperate struggle on
behalf Of expiring secessia 1t is well that
the various heads Of the monster have been
collected, that they may all be severed by {
single blow.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01

Sherman +. Booth, the aboltionist and free
lover, was treated to shower of unmcrehant-
able eggs while speaking at Beaver Dam, Wis,
recently.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-01
Yours as a Son and Brother

lD~ Fare Mee weli, and if forever, stu
fare thee weN" W.
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To.1au's advertisements.
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post.O lIce 1T Rock 10.
| IL land, NAV LIST, 1862.
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What II Means.

Contiscatlon means abolition, and 1t Is be-
cause it means this that abolltonlsm g. yehe.
mently insists upon it. II means tho enan.
cipa,ion Of more than three millions IT negro
slaves and the care and support Of them by
tho general government or by the local NUM-
cpal governments.
Democrats do not object to any proper con.
fscation, executed by the proper constitution.
al authority 1t is right that the authors Of
the rebellion and the leaders in it should suf,
fer in their property a, well as in their per.
sons, but they. as all other offenders, mus,
suffer by constitutional law. Congress has
not the constitutional power to confscate
property by simple enactment, any more than
they have the constitutional power to hang
M alleged offender by simple enactment
Confscation is a penalty, the same as hang.
ing or Imprisonment lisa penalty for crime,
and it must be inflicted by complete legal
tribunal after trial and conviction Of the Of.
fender. "No bill Of attainder shall lie pas
sed, no person shall be convicted of trea
son unless on the testimony Of two witnessc:
10 the same overt act, or on confession in oper
| court" and mo person shall be deprived 0
! life, liberty or property without due process
| Of law" il the language Of the constitution
| Let IA stand by the constitution in putting
down this rebellion. and not rebel against il
as the rebels have done Ch'cayo Times.
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John Brown, Jr., writes from Humboldt,
Kansas, to some friend in Canada, that the
regiment to which he belongs has, thus far
succeeded in liberatiug LOO slaves belong
ing to rebels in Missouri. They have con
qucrcd no rebels yet, however
Some time ago the Tribuncites insisted that
Old John Browns skin was stuffed and on cx
hibition at some town in Virginia, and there
upon the Little Tribune cxpatiatel largely
upon the barbarism of slavery. When the
humbug was exploded, and the Little Tribune
was reminded that Old John Browns body
was decen,lytreatcd and handed over to his
family who buried it with great ceremony in
northern New York, the Little Tribune then
insisted that it was John Brown, Jr's body
which was maltrcatcd in Virginia. But now
John Brown, Jr., himself writes to some per-
son in Canada about his niger stealing opcr
atiun- ia Kansas, and thus spells the story Of
. his stuffed cffey in Virginia. What next;
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We believe it is not generally known that
the government has on sale at the principal
post Offices pre- paid wrappers for newspapers
with the once cent die embossed on them.
Tho new contract for four years from lSG2,
was taken by George F. Ncsbitt the contrac-
tor for the prepaid letter envelopes. 1t Is
said that nearly one thousand persons are en-
poycl in the manufacture Of newspaper
wrappers at this Time while Nix months ago
they were not known ~ an article Of manu-
/ tacture They are all made under patent
The coufiscatioa question is still under CON
sderation in congress. On the Goth ult.,
Senator browning made three hours speech
against any extreme measure; he was partic'
ularly severe i'll his opposition to Trunbups
| scheme.
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LETTER FROM THE OLD COMPANY.

SAVANNAH, March Eth, ls62,
Col, DANFoRrH--I have not generally both
cred you with letters. Since Lieut.. lobe re-
turned from Rock Island ! have been quiet.
knowing the interest which many Of your
readers feel in Co, d, 18th regiment, ! now
write you not To tell Of the "hair.breadth
escapes or the suffering which we endured
but simply to remind you that Tar up tue
banks Of the Tennessee, which have been
made classic, "wc still live and have our be-
ing"
Lieut.. Jobc, 50 far in this war, has been
"braycr than the brave" and formed and
kent his men in position better than any other
man. This is in justice to our gallant lieu
tenant, Let no man rUthlessIy pluck one
laurel from his wcll.carued wreath Our Of.
dccrs done their duty-,hc men done theirs,
aud We escaped very lucky.
Your correspondent carried the stars and
stripes, and once had the flagstaff shot away.
All this time Cimpany b (of which he i, Il
memberl kept up an unccasing fire.
We are now some three hundred miles up
the Tennessee with fleet Of one hundred
steamboats,, aud shall probably make dash
at the rebels again, very SOON We ready
and anxious, and my word for it, Company
y, the old Rock Island company, will never
disappoint It's friends. As for myself | ex'
poet to carry the old lag through the various
battles of the southwest, and return it at
Rock Island and deliver it to some one who
will say: "Well done good and faithful
servant" NJ,
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The following letter from the lieutenant in
command ola company Of Colorado yolun'
teers, Of which Willie Hurst was n member,
has been received by his parents in this city;
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Mn, LIScoLS's BRorurR.IS-LAw IN BEAU.
REGARDS CANr.-In the New Orleans Dclta
of tn Sth inst, is published letter from Cor.
inth, dated March 10Th, which contain, the
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capita', sl,oOO,OOO, Losses paia, 100000
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@idtia ppnENofhpine.

NaIbstIIe, 5. Sept. 8uea's san3s
armse elite Der BON 8raess 5UrOen beDrObteu
@tapt gu 6uIfe unp Bragg ielbf balt lt& im-
mer in ebrerbteti9er G%ntfernun9 BON tbrem
Na9trub. Nalb0iue wurpe BON Sen. Gbv-
mas mad alien Settsn befsittst unO NITRO biz
gum 9ebten Oertbeibt9t tperDen. @1e otele
NaGrtat Den Slten errei9t, 1T Oielei6t l&Un
pas SGidlal Der Stabt entl6ieOen. Dos
19. 9snnnlp., "a. SatnOis, l. Wiscoultu
unO II. GsntudY 9test. NIT 2 Satterieen Ar
tilerte ltnp bon bier ab9elanpt tpUreen, UNI
&'rbp Smitb i'm Tilfen gu c~pertren. Buell.
mt 5000 Wlann ptrp ibnen beute Nbeno
nod felaeu, wad6reno 5000 0tau pom Stolen
traus' Nrmee, uuter Dem COMMANDO pes Sen,
Sefrrlon 6. Davis, CUR Griebung oielsr Srup=
pen bier einsstrOfen linO. Sslel4 TT lani
unp ldrmenr, wabrenO Die unionleute bier
O~e'trauensoOu unp mutDis Dem &arnpf emit
gegenieben,
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Wpn WRemphis.

Wtmpbts, 9 Spt. Sn elmer geltern
Qbeno bier abgebalteuen untOnsoeriammIuns
bielt Sen. Sberman cine 9tepe. Gr lpra2
itber &tlaperet nno dbnli6e peltfate 6ragen
n madte einen 9uten @tnOruG.
9upae Sbarp lit na6 NalbUtle %beOrpert,
UNI BEN Ni&ter @atrUn 5ur Organization Der
@eri6te bier gu Vsranlaien.
Der GRENADA Nppeal pom 6. beItdtt9t Dix
Rdumuna pom 6untoOtlle onr6 Ote Sunoes-
truppsn unO lagt, Die 8unpeetrnppen leten
Our6 8mdslter gs3o9en unp batten oas sano
berpiutet,
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louisville, II. Sept. 3pet 10
chen pom Cumberland Sap an9etpmmenf
@plpaten melpen, oab General NfOrSan Ell
nen Strsii3us semaat, Die Hebsllsn's Inten
DurhbroGen mo ctnetl 9ebensmittrl. Gratn
unO 9tnp0ie6 senu9 wes9enOmmen bat, I'm
letG.e 4lrlnse anf 90 Sage gu erbalten. Sr
nabm aud Den &ebeleugeneral AuitIn ano
60 Wonu ~8efanSsn.
Sin 3uDerldNiger 6err aus 9~erin9tOn la9t,
er babe Str6D 9mitb ant leeten Nttttppb &C.
iebem. @eneral Bragg lOa IN asnnellss letn
uup paA Sentud9 matlAtren. nnlere Armee
unter 8usa lOl tbm tart auf ben Terlsn lstH'
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9t II E b.E@8 purben HOO Siif araes
bDten /; telelben tpllrbeu Sertauft AZ 3 90
@ 4 SO S8 100 Id.
6 9wetne purben su bGberen preiten
4 BON s 90 a. 5.75 1erfauft.
. S9de penise I'M Narft. YretIe feit BON
2 SO @ 400.
aleO60l. gerfdufe gu es a IS Gents
R @alpne fur 95 proc. proof.
q I'd {. got S.. 81, pearl Sc 90.
glenenp9$s. Sc g 40 @ts.
Cafe. RtD % Id % @ 223, SaSa ~
8arbDSlser. gIaubula s22. 90
6rM&te. Sransem So @ 4 % 8ur @i~
trpnen 50 rs ca 3 ; trpfene Mpfe[ Z @ts.
@ewar3. Ytement % tb 9 @ts. ; Nalfem
1o@1l /; MusfatnaB so @ 81 +; Masrat-
bltttbe 45 @ AT. ia aaH
@uanO. peruSian: 224o Id 500 ca So ;
8npGenmebl $24. 81
@etr etbe. Wetaen, ROTH prbinGr 125@l38
gut bis ausgeSeiGhet 100 @ l25 reuer lao,
petBer neuer $50 @ Ito, alter l33@1s7.
5afer, Mar9lanp 40 @ AZ, @ennIYISani~
l6er 65 @ Sc. ,es
8prn, wetBes IS "a 70, selbes ga.
&Osseu, Marslanb sc, @ennlslS. so.
SalttmOres ben IL. September 1862.
Me9l. 9OwarSfreet, iuPerA SIS 5O@6 25a
senn5fMt erfra ....+..6 20
GamtlY ......7 rs
SbiD b Rentud9 Super 80 90
@rtra ....6 Is
y 5amil9 at 90
" 4a3 Baltimore 900
&pssenmebl $4.o0@4.254
!&prnmebl $3.50.
30 U1affes. Cuba 50 "a SO, porto SicO
3S @s46 % SAL.
VrpDt{iOnen. 5duIteru ID IL Il "a Al
Sctten 81, S6infem sos. MeBspmt S$l2.OO
WbtSfep. Nente Nerfdnfe 80 fur Gttp
mub 32@s3 fur ObiD % @au.
3ufer, @rpcerie $500 80, porto &iep
s.75@9-5O.
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serpesnnscn Scr aebeaen in aentutre.

QputeptIle, Is. Sept. Nus 6rantfOrt
erfaGrt man, baB u $50 Nsbelene @aoale
riiten cen Srt belsgt balten.
Sen. 8ragg 1T tgt in 3cnpfinsOtlle. Sud1
ner mar Den lestsn NaGri6ten SulclSe nit
10000 0tann IN Sparta, Sem, u mar
lAtrt sesen Seutud9.
Gapt, @lrrriS 1T oO,t etnem Streif3us 5n-
rGafaetpmmen unD bert6tet, cab 500 Wann
Gebelen @aDalerte in Netp @alle laien; tie
baben ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gu Gmmence
a~efaneen 9en0mmen unD prOben tbn gu ban>
0er,, renu er ietn Snltrument niht beilHa1e.
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aeoimeut ous eapuaa unN @apne eommtp.

aubmrn, II. @tpt. Da0 GaYusa nnb
@apue~ 9tegiment, Oas 1873, Oberf Nseutns,
alma in Der Starte BON 1000 Olann pielen
8Ormittas um 7 nbr naa SG0lbin9ton ne.
Oas lit <paS 3peite 6eBtment, paS nap Dem
lfet,n AufssbOte auf9etra4t wOrOen 1T.
Dig pom 1873. Ne9tnent perlalenen Sa:
raden perDen lofort BON Sbert OwiSlt'S STE
aiment. BEN 100, beSOsen rerDetl, fur wel-
DIES bereits 5 @o~mpagntsen etn9emnltert ltno,
n6brenO Die itbrtssn @pmpo9niefn ltA ralA
fitllen per0en.
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Bon 9acotab.
Bon 9acOtab. s5s
OacOtab, IL. Sept. S. .. g. Sob
1T ais Delesat gum @OnSrsb srwaDlt pOrpen.
Bon @an ~Jraneiseu.

Gan 6ranctseU, II. Septbr. Der
Dampfer pSrtSubo" sinS beute mad Banana
ab NIT 40 9ulia9ieren uno NIT $4,000 in
Sob FIR gleps gOrt, unO $4,000 fur eng
LAMB.
Das S6tf w9bantVm", pel&es am 13.
N1ai pom bier na@ Song Song NIT 100000
tn Sob abging, iAeiterte an 10. Suit auf
elmer &lippe in Der gtdbe Don 6Ong Song.
@s 1T adusti6 ssrlorsn. Sin She'll Der @lunuz
IAoft fam am 10, Suit III gcpten In Song
Song an.
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eOfaibert@te aus WafbtnetOn.

t960e linp 3ufOlse elmer gerUrbnuns
bes @eneral 8anfs BON iest an fur ieoen @i=
Silifen nOtbwenbis, tpenu er Die 9ptCmac-
8riden ODER 6err9'S %paliren min unb 1T bie
Nussabe perIelben arf bic brinsenblten Sale
belhrdnft.
I'm
1T etfrts bemabt, Die Sage Der ge~rpunbeten
unD Rranten gu Ssr6elern. 0etern purben
400 Yatienten mad @Oint QOOtOut 9elanbt.
400 pettsre tperben mad Nnnapplts geI9idt
weroen. = Sn ben lebten 8OGen pufOen
10 5000 Yatienten bier unter9ebra9tun N 1000
mad Dem gOroen SefHtdt.
BOlsenbe tpeitere 3ppssfale iino SorSetcm@
men +: AL b
@ers. 5asebauu, s. gep- gort Ges.
Sermann Slider, A. q. 9. 8es,
@Olbat @eUrs &raustopf, p. q. 9. &ee.
y 8eUrs Tlattt6, 20. 81. 9. 8ee.
+ 5. Marplanb 81 gtment.-D Die
1es Neetment, pelGes felt beinabe l Sabre In
unO UNI Sort MOnrOe aatipntrt mar, 1T bier
anaefomnren. Oa0slbe ptro notwithstanding
elmer neuen Brigade suSetbeilt uno bemn1Glt
ms 6elp beurpert.
@s lit beretts mad &OdSt1e ~obaeeanoen.
t Butter>Dteb. = Goparp NtlsY.
Elm triIder @utler, tpltrDe uuf BITE Nntlaee BIN
Serboftet, Dem Mleranoer MiUfett cine 6uan=
tttat Butter sefOblen gu baben.
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6 II a lite Il nionman n.

G SIN Der 6urnDaIte, 800 W
PrattltraBe tperpen Die Burner beltte, Wou>
tag Abenp Die antpeenDen Safe purG Wtuft,
0elang uno Defamation auf pas Nn9es
nebmlte unterDalten. q 5
B9T 5ertett- @on3ert!- Sspen
MOntae, Donneritas unO Sanltas NbeuD in
Der Arbeiterbale, $50. 5 Sab 6reOertdtr.
8 SeOen MOntus, DOn<
nerlta9 ltno Samltae In Der NebenbaGe, SO.
81 90. 5reoeridltr.
gF 5r. G@6rtf. M aGler tpirp beute
letne 0irtblGaft in $50. 81 Sf 0ratttr.
Sormitta9s nit einem 2una unb Nbenps NIT
CONCERT duff erTfnen. s.
BE 81. 2beUbUr II 8 miro beute
in go. 446 Wsf=8 altimuretr., etne neue
WtrtDlaaft NIT einem fantOlen 9una erDfnen.
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BUR NIacbricbf

Der nnter3et&9ete bena&ri6ttst hermit bic Dirtbe galtt-
Der gei9lub sefaBt wurbe BON WOntas ben 20. s. an BEN WretS
pes Sters auf5 @snts per @las su erbGben. Aud rpurSe Elm
@cnatte ernannt, UNI bel ipI6et QDtrtbeu, toeld5e In Ser Ser.
ldnittlnhg mot antreieno iparen Dpr3ufpreGen, uno 6iefelfen
sum 9ennetnlanten Saa6eln nnb our unter1hretbuna bes Be
l9tnfes etniulaoen. Die betrefenben @pmtte= MttaIteber
tgnneit ron mDr9en at bic 3tfsl IN br MetenIaube in en-
pflng nebn,en.
SWtUOt SIN Muftraae; Der SefretGr.
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@taelzMife Gnmnnnnie.

Ote Nitslteber Der Obtsen @cntpaanie werben bierut,t
~ anf9eIproert, am Spnntas 9tadmtttas lttr TN Der
III laRntiGn9S'8Otai (SO9an 9aI) @de 8dnt- unb Sonbfr
~. erlaelren, I'M Die Sff3ierinabl SOr3unebanan. Ole
E@AGpttp. lit BEN So. Ne9imcnt a~usetbeilt. a
yer @rsr3tsr. Mbeno tit aMf DienitaS Abenb N ltbr left
20. s. SaSware,
Brig. Gen. 2. Brtadbe
Swop erfe Iet1te OiStfon 800. gN[.
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aGSirtbibafts-@ rG6nnitn.

HGEDMS Ga auf bSteren 8efebG AM lesten MUntoo bts
glNIllAs aDtrtbiGaften sefGlOHen raren, 70 mar ids %oenStbiot,
nletne gDtrtbl4afts- @r6Tnun9 auf ten b~eutisen Gag Az Se,as.
gen. An9 mtrb sualetG eth 8aeatel etn9efpetbt.
g~3prntlttags rtro elm belttater gu d aufoetifbt unb BON
"oHntttta9s 4 uRr an @Dn3ert- MRftf fattfinbeu,
3n aoPltei@em 8efu6 label Elm 3
dos GErtH. @ilfet,
uo So. "a Of.pratt= NAB Wr6fbeutar.
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leriesR REGIMENT unb tpttrbe se1alusen. Infer
gerIult betrus / 3Ubten. Der 9erlalt bes
etnees tt ni6t befannt. a. ~
Sol. s. q. 9t9btturn,
4.-@a. SnfanLerte.
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(Gin9elanot.J
Sic Mnlur6m0W.

N(Ur9en ftnOfn Die Vrilaarpablen fir Or
nenn1ng BON Oele9aten ltett, Oenen 0te gioS
N itdttpn elites ~llnipuS &otsioaten fir Das
Wfapurs Wmt iberla len bistbt.
Da Ste in ibrtm atiddyteu Blattt nod
fetne Grr1bnuna pteifr lpjhtiaen N.lgele-
8enbeit tbaten, 10 erlaube ih mir, bic Nufs
merflamfeit Der oeutIh eh 8eoGlferun1 barauf
gu lenfen. Die Yrtnarpablen perDen 9e=
tpGbnltA BON unleren 8urgern, nnterI4abt
un0 bod fnr lie fir 9le pom a SBter @i6
tietett. Nenn unlsfe 8itr9tr liA NIT @rnlt
Oaran betbetlieeu unp Wldunfr }u Dslegaten
err4blen, welde tire 5timmen muir rebt
l9ofenert unp befdbtgten Gan0tOaten 9eben,
10 'tptr0 Der DrabtsteGeret unD Dem Vartets
IAader balo bas 5anpwert gele9t lein. Dte
iebige 3ett lit beipnoer6 er1lIt mn0 e6 III ote5s
NAL seraoe etae 2ebensf rage, OaB Die 8ertpals
ttng unl erer StaDt in ben 9arOen bon unbes
oin9ten nniUnmdnnern bletbt, beren Jie9t-
l6ofenbett uno @bdratter uns baflr birgt,
OaB fe bas N6pbl Der Stabt 9esen ale inne=
rem II. duBeren 6ein0e bepaDren unb bic 8Ir
ger Dor ueberpcrtbetlun9 unO Munppolen
belHiBen tperOen. .3usletA tpdre es 1e6r gu
tpitnl6en, baB in ben lt6bttl9en 9erwaltuness
requirements 10 pentg al6 mGglt6 0erdnoe<
rnnsen 8~etrpfen tpurben, oamtt Die, our9 bte
gOrsdnse bes lsyten SabreS 70 l6mdbltG I'M
terbrUAene @elddftsOrOuun9..ni6t lpteOer bon
Nsutm TITS Stoden serdtb, Infer bisbert-
ger ltelIpertretenoer Miajor, 9r. See Chapman.
cat purb Die rubise uno %belOnnent NuSubuu9
letner NmtspftAt li6 Die N%nerfennutB Der To-
palen 8ur9erlGaft erwOrbeu unO eS mare Oes-
balb gu tpiiniGeu, paB Die Union @pnOentiOn
letne BtoernumtnattOn in grwd9un9 3tebeu
niroe, ba In otelem Safe elm Siee utlsrer
Bartet fiber mare. 1,4a aq.
Gina lite unipnmann n. Of
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&unb.

DnTNKs pa i'd nteine gDirtbf6nft in IS. SaltimOrear., So.
446 am lesten Wlcntde nitt er6ffn II fcnnte, 10 ,eiaC
o nlttnen 5rennben, 8etannien, ipipie einem perebrten Sub.
ltln n~Dergebent an SaB I'D bisielte ant 0Rentas ben Is. Sept
etnen f%tntCfea 9uilcb erSfne. 80
nnt sOblret6en 8ulpruG tittet
SMc Tbecbnrr Guno
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Neue Mn5ttgem.

Sffice beS Gfift. General Gbjutanten
NIB Superinteubenten fir ~@inrpliruns
$40. AZ 80. Sabettetr.
Saftim Ore, Ben II. @eYt. 1852.

Baltimore, ben IL. Sept. 1852.
(@en erdlsC rbre Np So
|. 3n 6olSe Der t6atiG6liben 3nbaiicn umlereS Staaz
ts ullb Der brtn9enben Iufprberltng bes GpuSernsur8 fir
%loforti9e SplfSbemaffnuns, Inn pic @in6ringlinge at per=
tretpert, tplirpe eS titr itDt6i9 eradtet bic 3ie6nng, NET
be an Is. oS. ft~attfinbin iclte, Bis gum Mittw . 6
ben /. Sttober gu berGe en-. Die ~@cnlmiTlGre
llnb arloere !3tebun98= Beanie iperben @Ge8 %auf6ieten, nm
DIS babtn tbre arbeiten gu b~eenbisen. @G6reub bie1er
,3eit tperhen INNER mod Sreipilige aus Der Gtabt tno
Den Counties argencntuletl unb benz Quota ~sutseI6rie6en.
Ii. Neueren SnitruttiCnen Dpnt &riesSbepartenten au=
tol9e ttn0 alle S3erifs, 5riebensri@ter uaO @Onftabler
bon Der 3ie6rIns au8s e%ncrtulen.
auf Sefebt bes @cuberneurS:
Sobn u. s. GreSweu,
SDtoOI 9tiff. @eneralzMbiut.
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Grtrn=@ Several crIatn mT11no !

Ven Wheliebern bcs @ ermorta 8nuDeretn8 SO.
) Dtene CUR Sia6ri6t, bag ant Dtenfas BEN is. cine @rtra-
WensraI Serlar,tnlaas f%tattftnSet, tnpem wt6ttst @eidhfte
QtoOt u4r- n .as 81. Gambler, Sefr.
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gn en- GnmberlanO miro-ner Wecfer
BEN Gnbfcribenten Our6 ben Neerten
s.. 81 Nu0pert tGolt@ ims 9ams 9eltes
fert+
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@> Sm 0Sbeeline unO lInrsesenS be-
fcret 6r. @eOre 8mfA ben ugSecfer"
t6oItA Dem Gnbfcribentelt ms 0anS-
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Sanptanarttcr bes @ttn @marb
Battalion.

galtimprs, ben IL. Sept. 1862.
Crbre Np.2
Die gpinpagnieen gC. l. 2 {, A, 5, BADEN N6 AM gienaao
Absne ben l6. b., artiGen s unb 9 ubr til tbrem Saupts
quarter, @de bon @op- mb Baltimpreitr. al SerSdn1meln
UNI tbre Offgiere gu ~erpablen. Mnf Beie6l:
Spiepb 9. QSarner,
tcrhnanbtrsnce Ntajpr 3. s.. g. 6.
@ep. 8. Gcle, &biutant. @NFnSi
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@Jn Martinebmr9 ntmmt lSr. TObn
Seller 8~efteNuneen fir BEN MeferG ant