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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

A FEW mornings ago, as we were going
on board one of the down-river packets, we
observed two young men standing on the
deck of the boat, looking very much down.
cast. Our curiosity induced US to ask the
cause, when one of them told US that they
had enlisted at Brownsville, in Capt. Wood.
wards Company of the Sixth Regiment, but
that the mastering officer at Fort Smelling
had rejected them on account of their age,
and they had been ordered home again.
While telling US they both shed tears, and
remarked that they would only have to wait
a few months longer, and then they would
enlist again. Such men deserve more than
a private's position.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25
"Saskatchewan'' at Washington.


the proceedings Of the House of Represen-
tatives, on Friday, July IL, as published 10
the Congressional Globe of the 18th inst:
EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.
The Speaker, by unanimous consent, laid
before the Houses communication from the
Secretary of the Treasury in response to a
resolution of the House of Representatives
OF the 10th of May last, requesting the Sec
rotary of the Treasury to communicate to
the House any Information in the possession
OF bis Department which be may judge to De
in form suitable for the consideration OF
the House of Representatives upon the rela.
tions between the United States and North
west British America, particularly the cen
trail districts OF the Red River of the North
and the Saskatchewan.
10 compliance with the spirit and terms
of the resolution, the Secretary caused to be
prepared an abstract OF the report Of James
w. Taylor, Esq, special agent Of the Trea
sury Department, and OF other papers on file,
relating to tie subject; which abstract, to.
gether with the papers referred to, we're
transmitted to the House.
Tue communication was laid on the table
and ordered to be printed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

ton of confidence in the honor, courage,
patient and uDselfish devotion to the cause
of our country and the preservation of con-
stitutionaI liberty OF George B. Mcclellan
and in bis military genius and ability to
lead our armies to an undoubted and glori
Gus victory over the combined forces OF ths
reb2ls, South, and all Others who are con-
spring, directly or indirectly, to the over
throw of our government. This resolution
passed without dissenting voice.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

A GENTLEMAN of this city lately had a
call from fellow somewhat noted for bis
secession proclivities, and during CONVEX.
sation in the parlor be gave utterance to
disloyal sentiments. A servant girl who
happened to overhear his words, met him
in the hall as he was going out and cuffsd
him right and left, until he cried for mercy.
Patriotic girl that.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

A LETTER dated July 18th fro m Lieut.
L. B. Martin of the Fourth Regiment, says
First Lieut.. Judd of Company B, died at
Reinzi, on the 9TH inst, of sun stroke. The
same letter says Lieut.. Van Slyke has been
detailed as one of the two recruiting officers
of the regiment, and will arrive in few
days. The regiment is at PRESENT stationed
at Camp Greek, near Corinth.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25
terday morning

TIE Mcclellan Guard, being raised by
II. s. Baily, of Wabashaw, and Dana
White, of this city, now numbers forty FIVE
sound, able bodied meu. The men have
already been sworn in, and are quartered at
Fort Smelling.
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General Head Quarters State minnesota
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA, July 2lst, 1862.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
ST.. PAUL. MINNESOTA, July 2lst, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Is.
Having been informed that some of the
township assessors have this year neglected to
make out the annual militia lists their atten.
tion is called to section 8. chapter l20, of the
Compiled Statutes, making it the duty of the
township assessors of the several townships,
aud the assessors of the several wards of the
several cities, to prepare, at the time of assess
ing taxable property, a list of all persons
liable to do militia duty, and to place it in the
auditors office of the proper county.
Those assessors who may not have complied
with said section will do so at once, as, in the
progress of the present war and before the mi.
litia lists of 1868 are made out, the State may
possibly be called upon by the President to
furnish by draft force Of militia, and as the
State must, in such a contingency, possess the
requisite data upon which a draft alone could
be based.
By order Of the Commander.in.C Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,
Jy22.3t Adjutant General.
Country papers will copy one time and
charge the State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

AN AWKWARD TURN OVER. - Monday
forenoon the coach conveying passengers to
the o'clock train for the Falls OF st. An
tbony met with misadventure which for
tunateIy resulted in no more serious conse.
quences than few bruises to three or four
of the more uulucky portion of the passen-
gers. At the International it stopped for
some six Or eight ladies, who, with an elder.
Iy gentlemen took possession of the inside,
while FIVE ''heavy weights in the shape of
masculine humanity were necessarily com
PEELED to occupy perch upon the roof.
There was great to do in the shape of
leave taking between the ladies and their
friends of the hotel, and general waving
of handkerchiefs, when the driver, with q
view perhaps to exhibit his charioteering,
whipped up bis horses, and endeavoriug to
make short turn at a sharp trot, over
went the establishment and the gentlemen
outsiders found terra frma in all manner Of
grotesque attitudes. Only one was hurt,
the agent of Robert Heller, and he but
slightly but it was subject of admiration
to see the monchaLancs with which the fair
ones as they were one by one extricated
from the fallen vehicle, met the disaster.
One of the number was rather badly bruised
and tue elderly insider had bis face SCARED
by coming 10 contact with the broken glass,
but after regaining bis feet be phiIosophi.
cally remarked, "lt's we'll it's 90 worse"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

SU1c1DE.-A large Newfoundland dog
in Chicago committed suicide few days
ago by jumping from third story window,
on account of the Mayors proclamation
ordering the destruction of all dogs after the
first of July. No dog in this city will ever
be found guilty of like, act.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

RErURNED.--Lieu.ena William H.Van
Slyke, together with First Lieutenant O.
Moore, Sergeant John F. Barenfeldt, Ser.
geant S. II. Bradwell, and privates Z. R.
French and G. H. Bishop, detailed from the
Fifth Regiment to do recruiting duty, arriv.
ed in the city yesterday morning by the
Sucker State.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

MORE TALL GRAss.-Parson Willoughby
brought US from his farm in Dacota county,
few stalks of winter wheat which measured
six feet and three inches. He says it is
only an average of bis entire crop. II he
did not belong to "our Church we would
feel inclined to doubt his word little.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

APPOINTED. DIR. A. E. Ames CT Min
neapolis, has received the appointment Of
Surgeon in the Volunteer Army, through
the Surgeon General, and has been ordered
to report himself at Washington imme
diately, He departed for Washington yes.
terdaY morning.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25
Local "A fl air s .

WE are informed by letter dated July Z,
in Camp OF First Minnesota Regiment, that
Captain Mark Downie is in the hospital at
New Haven, Connecticut, and lying very
ill--not expected to live.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

THERE appears to be great scarcity Of
farm laborers 10 this section at present
Many OF the farmers, whose grain is almost
ready to cut, are out looking for assistance
in harvesting. Those who are out OF en-
ploymept 10 the city, can find plenty DOW to
do 10 the country, and will receive liberal
pay.
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EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATION.

The resignation Of Captain Chas. Shields,
Assistant Quartermaster of volunteers, has
been accepte' by the President, to take
effect July l, 1862.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

10 BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.-WILLtaa A. BarcugLoR's celebrated
HAIR Dye produces color 10 be distinguished from
naiure-warranted not to niurc the Hair in the least
remedies the Ill effects of bad Dyes and invgorates the
Hair for life. GREY, RED HAIR instantly turns
a splendid Black or Brown leaving the Hair soft and
besutiful. Sold by all Druggists, &C.
The Genuine i. signed WILLIAM A. BATCH
ELOR, ON TIE FOUR sIDys EACH BOX.
,p FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY STREET.,
NEW YORK.
Late 233 Broadway aud Is Bond street) jeI d6wIy
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

Milwaukee Market.
MINIATURES, July ~.
FLOUR ia good demand
WHEAT better but closed dull at S9093c.
Receipts 1900 bbls -four. so 900 bu wheat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25

New York NIarket,
By Telegraph New YORK, july %.
FLOUR continues firm and moderate de.
mand. Sales $4,000 bbls.
WHEAT market l to 2 cents better. Fair
export demand. Supply offering is light.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-07-25
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Unsigned Draught of Veto.
The House Refused to Print It

The following is the Presidents Message
sent to Congress on Thursday:
Fellow. Citizens of the Senate and House of
Representatives:
Considering the bill for an act tosuppress
instruction, to punish treason and rebellion,
to seize and confscate the property of rebels,
and for other purposes, and joint resolution
explanatory of said act as being substantially
one. l have approved and signed both.
Before was informed Of the passage of the
resolution had prepared draught stating
objection to the bill becoming law, a copy
of which draugbt is herewith transmitted.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
July II, 1862.
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
y a A T d n aES Il ~. :

NAVY DEPAkINENr, JpNe =, 1851
SEPARATE SEALED PR0POBALs will be re.
oeived & the once Of tbs cretAry Of ths Nay
al o,plock, p n. Of Monday, tbs s0th instant, Tor
fan..h!es al the ,t.ti,ssry ih;t may bss ss&issa
item The lattsr date 10 July l, issa" VT"
ALI TIE articles furI,hed mtst b Of the best Qlal
ny, delivered without delay when ordered, and to
~ satsfsot!out III . hesa'of Nh' once for which
II It Ss rsquisai. each bidder 10 ststieosry nsst
furnish with his propasl . sample Of each article
NO bid SiiI b considered whi,h dses not fully
cop fbfm to the advertisement, and iu which each
and every article not bid M, and II which nors
than ono price Il namad for any one article
BordS In sufAeient amount, with tuo Or more ap.
proved suretes, for the faithful execution Of the
contract, will be requied Of ths psrsoa or persons
Q ntracting. The authoriz names Of the suftties
that will be given, also - kiaetoFy sestmooials
to fulfil the Contract must acooDpiny ths BID; 9TH
efwise II will not be cops!dertd
1hs Department reserves to tttelf tha right Of or.
dering greater or less quantity of each and every
article oontrasted for, tbs public service may r.
quire. .-.... .-...,.....
the contract Is to be furnshed at The lowest mar
let prio6, according - N QnAl1y. jfi9 l.BN9.
The sSbjonsd schedule .pes!hss. " neatly q car
each Of the articles likely 10 y, required, 80, .f
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
Schedule.

40 rssms heavy, white laid, dsspatoh cap, stop.
% rSs%,p 70 sooi.osp, rbl.. or awhis. ruled, PER
Is rsams extra ,uperaas, blue or white, laid or
wpve, letter pspsr, PER re- %.
20 rSsus best note paper, thick, per ream:
20 s.ms copying Or tissue paper, aH BY 90
10 rssm' k,niiis p.psr, IS by 30 inches, Dat. per
,,issn. Des. Sun sssAHs .svslops psp.r, roy
al, nat, per ream ,
90 qSirss pstsnt bioitins bssfd!, per qu!re.
4 g sAsets sIph,nt q. wing geIss. pg .hsst J
80 sheets .stqu.rhn drawing paper. per sheet
10000 best buff or white envelope. Cover. %sns pat
90 900 bts. buf whirs sayelypes Govsrpm, mt pat
Sss sasTp Psr
10000 best bar Or Witt: Envelopes, istersI,s, pstd
1000 ~ ss sS,:: ssSsss'sp.. Ss i'.' size.
5000 b;st whit. oinaisl snvsleBss, engraved stamp,
~ h Sy * 'n ,nSass. r., 20 .,,,,,., ,,,m,
5000 best cream laid envelopes, letter sizs, per
800, Sat cream laid suvs,opss, note sizo, per
SS p:ss p.sss ssst sio'insi s 'nVsopss, BY noA
1000 p!ssn; sSs Cloth lined ssv4sssGess inshs.'
1000 pss.n. cloth lined savelqpessx BY sx inches,
., stcss steel pens, on card, % in y :xss, !.hs
sSTsiss y Ssssss Y s u fsss s:'; 's;sasf:s's'sd'
II I, pa rsn', large ,I,s. with silver sxten'i0n
70 quart: Hsyss;d ) Noy.s bsot Ink, in bot.
10 quart. % best London coping Ink, per quar-.
"a ounce bet. bottles Guyott Co, ,'uP'ians sarmins
1000 qsiiis, No 80, opaque or oi,riaed, per 100
sdsisn psntniye:, Rodsers Dest, buck or pearl
..nel dozen erassIs. isiss iss, ivory handles, In
,ss Sssa pairs Of shears, bss. quality, inch
q, D., lds.sn pair. q shears, best quality. inch
Psi.s e scissors. ~. aa.Iisys A..
80 dozen black lead pencils, Fabers bsst, nasort
cd Ncs., per dozen.
10 dozen best drawing lead pencils, per dc1
u dozen best fabsrsIei and blue pencils per
y dozen sable brushes assorted, per dee.
ssozen camel hair hrashss, assorted per d'z'
30 pounds extra fupsrfus scarlet sealing wax
lopaunds BEST quality waters. Per pound
q dozen prepared muolSs' and brush, large
sdossn prepared musilass and brush, small
lerounds best hemp twine, per pourd.
,al w quarts blaoi and. Pet quart ,s so,
ssis sss - y lsds .sS s.dSs t,
Is(! Isa = nsS lsalSs~sa~ ssss0v''
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
The Female Rebels.

Pthvost Marshal Leighton, Of 81. Louis,
taxing vigorous measures with the iemal0
rebels IN ,ha, city. Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs, Hanni'
gH,, and Mira. Calvin, who have publicly mani
f}sled their disloyalty by displaying secession
have been ordered to vsoate their residences
at forty eight hours notice, or TO- submit to ar.
rest and confinement I'd the military prison.
,Thoir offence, II repeated, will ensure their
banishment from the city.-Et'hange.
In Washington. the Government feeds and
supports the mSst prominent female rebels, by
employing their male relatives In the various
Departments Of tho Government, while more
capable lsyal men, who have sacrihoed All and
lost property in their devotion to tho Union,
are turned away TO suffer poverty ana rum.
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
India Rubber Osstlss >, % e

MsEa Henry A. Hani1 90 e tBcgtSa wAs Aass
hapt branch store q ~ ,Pesssylyssis svslae,
ssoei III thsiummsr, md our eldsenS esa prSSurs
India Rubber Goods " svery deeesiptioa, selSsted
Go. e5 q Issin Snm SeSs, SoSss " ,es
11i1h srs-t, Boston; aud We vo.ld .cA1l
tAs att.ition of Plumbsn, Drug ! 80 ClS,hibg
en-, and others who may use Of ecff Herd u 6oft
Gun 0oods, as all ordsn received by 1feas Men
q Co will be forwarded BY nahtpisg sxpsse tfai.s
st manufacturers ph ss FeieM rcd, thereby say:
Ing quite profit q all who may lake adyAntise OF
tbs offer. LIS. Of prices and dkccun.s forwarded by
mail wknn desired .....-. .,..., 10 k-AkW "
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
TO AQUA CREEK
AND
PIN EY POI N IT
The Potomac Steamboat Company

WILL dispatch a beat from the foot Of Sixth
w street, Washipgton, every morning, (sundnys
exceptea,) at six O'Clock for Aequia Greek, stopping
n Marbury's Landing, Returning, will leave 40
quia Greek every day, Sundays excspted) at one
O'Clock p. m.
In connection, fitight boat will run every day
For freight ard passage, spply on boari the boats
On Saturdays, the boat leaving at six O'Clock In
the morning will oxtsrd her trip to finsy PoiDt'
and principal intermediate landings Returning
leave Piney Point at eight O'Clock on Sunday
evening.
Fare to Aoquia Creek, 81. Round 'rip'sa
Ears to Pissy Point, o. 90
For freight 1 psssess Spply 10 fright agents On
~ NhArvsL "'i"
Waihlsstop, jun. -, I'M,
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Total
SCHUYLER CoLPAx, Secretary. ~
Criminal Court.

JUNE 2O.-In the case OF Elizabeth Usher,
charged with assault and battery, The Jury re-
charged with the iarcsuy OF = silver watch, ,
was found guilty, but was rec 'mmsnded to the
mercy Of the court. Sentenced to one year In
the psnitcntiary. Lloyd CoSle, John ". r bin.
of larceny, and Bill Adams, for assault and
battery, were released from Jail At the sugges.
tion of the grand jury. uNra i.
JUNE 2l.--The case Of Joseph Nichols. charged
with assault and battery with intent to kill,
occupied tho attention OF the court this morn
ing. Nichols IL u policeman, and while In the
discharge Of his duty went 10 tho house OF 4
man named Edwards, who resides on, North
Capitol street, between Massachusetts avenue
and street, for the purpose Of putting stop
10 \ boisterous "shindig" that WAS In opera.
ton. Being resisted, \ regular row ensued,
and Nichols was knocked down. Ha then drew
Y pistol and hred, not, however, hurting any
one very soriOusly. For this he was Indicted.
The case occurred one night last winter
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
or.nt naooA snela.n R,vv.

Yesterday party Of mon numbering dozen
or more, chartered the long Chrystsl Palace
omnibus. and went ont Into the country for the
OF the vile compound called "kill devil,n but
which ought to be called" breed DEVIL" they
felt pretty lively, and on their return got into
n regular fght In the omnibus. 1t Is said that
they fought neroely for two miles, having .
triotline the mounted police arrested the party,
driver, omnibus, and all. and brought them 70
the central guard house. They presented y
beautiful medley OF black eyes, broken heads,
ersl hours. and wersn dismissed with trihtpg
penalties 1Eg ~ -HE- 30 N1s risf 't9tltF
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
The Indian Herb Doctor, ,iE.

rOm UHuBuH, WIN utbCrIUe uIseA1eB Huu V6II NlJ
pAtients the nature Of their complaints or
80 illnsss, Without receiving any infor. isO
3 mAtiou frcm thsn--
ara.-. No charge for oorsuhltion " advice.
". =. sXs n, s.,,. o.. I: e.. :. ,,,,, IaaIi
With Mature or the LSws OF Life:
- With Blood ouf hasdS ~ ever stain IL
-, Nor poison men to ease their paia.
Our father-whom all goodness alls, 1850
Provides the means to curs all lila :, ia ,,.,
The Simple Heibs btneah our fer,
Well ussd, rsissvs os' paia eoapists. q ''T
5afiliA sippls Herb - snpls Fiswsr, = F.r-
h. Cuild from tho nswyLsa-- aiss "E
O. lThsSe, ths.e shall sp. AZ with toHeiAag power
81 OF change and health 70 thee.
Room No. II, ,wuhinstSu Bai,aiss, Peapsy ylvania
avsnus, corner Of Seventh street.
No charge for oonsullationEs-, 81 ID Is 1T
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
PAfEI FOE THE PEBEIC PRfHTr16.i
oYy,cs surr.,srusnssr Fgst,o rs,srss

tOYrIcB SuPEKiNrurpvNr fuutlo FafHffny, -
In PURSUANCE Of tho provisoss o. IS sssssn
section RI III. Joint csolution In reintiOa 10 ~
Pablo Printing" approved june Ss, fsso, esaltl
propossls will be received At this oflcs lltl Tsst
day M lst day Of July. 1854. q y ocl9sh = ~
public printing ior one year, osnmensisg 0t -
dss Of December, 1892 and ending .. thssoAGH
hs subjoined list speciass, IS nearly - ssa b. -
Ss5i,i.sa Z. The quantity Of sash kind Sf ss.f ss
VA " '@f'' ,,, CLAsG r'p5sf lalu % a9s.,
10000 reams aps printing ,pspsr, lne.s1.lsssl, %
neasurs u By s. inches, and 10 weigh hfsy PoSsto
the res N OF 500 sheets 'iTl ll,,s',5 ~"
msssu,. ~ by rs insh.s, snd % weigh iny.si1
pounds to the ream Of SEQ theets- .5ll. lsI
IASreeably to the provisions Of the 1osos revt5ee
aforssaid, samples OF the character aAd qyalitysf
niahed 10 applicauts therefor. This papes hoes
put up IN quirss Of twenty i've shests satA, ~ =
bundles Of two ream, each each fsam 70 eeutoen
500 perfect sheets. Uniformity 10 color, thiclnen,
and weight will be required; and no bundle (s1:
cent from The standard weight will b resaW1isA
the grors weight will, In al sassss, - SeQe0en
Miling Of various thickneses n ths saas teD0s
will be considered v.olatun Of ~ osntase ynsGsn
, 400 reams supsrnns prisnas peVsr; hartsAssA@a'
super oaltndered to measure n ~ % iaohs1 aAA 10
Weigh ffty pounds to the rsam sses shssaa. ,Gbs o
CLAas Z :. - -. -.
2oS0 :; rsams .n, %,s !;ss. 80 - -
Ing IN weight with paper neasurfss lstY g ieA0,
aud weighing twenty Gs:: per rsa. es~'' sAs ees'
SOC retms superhpe plate paper, (cslsndsrsd -
and 81 such weight psr resn Is nay b isqIts1. b
%,
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
,nInassss Meeting.

Al an adjourned meeting Of the Indauiaus,
hold At the rooms OF Senator Wright, Saturday
evening, Hon. Henry =; Lane was made chair,
The president stated that the object Of tho
meeting was to raise funds for Tho relisf Of the
sick and wounded Indiana soldisrs 10 washing
ton. 9. .#aJ. .lI Iis'.i q aF' fay = auIrriyd
mir. Donns stated that an Indiana orgauixs.
some 500 had been rsised and expended for
the benefit Of her sick soldiers, whioh was the
origin Of the Patent ONCE hospital. -. -,.1.
Ono thousand tao hundred and thirty ,hve
pose of smeliorsting the condition. Of the sick
and wounded Indians soldiers now In Washing
ton. .at.. .. .. Lis. j. t,tE.a ".' 10 I'd . "a
On motion of Governor Wright. u psrmsnsn,
organic ,'iou was made. by which Hon. D. z.
secretary, and Hon J.P. Ushef trsasurer. -
An executive committee Of eight were ap.
pointed, Ms follows: Warren 7. Lockhxrt, Hal.
lot Kilbourne, Il n. Hall, r. 9. Hedrick, 2. O.
Mayhem, q! N. HsatOn, T. N. 6mith, and r. 9.
Davis. ,.i..' III ",''s q. 80 I. -
Tho executive committee we're authorized 70
appoint sub committees. Of ladies and others,
at their discretion. a. sr ., ,rr,F h sr ..s.- u
The fuads raised are to be placed in the
charge OF the permanent ONO to be drawn
upon the order Of the executive committee.
The executive committee were authorized N
Gall on all Indianians not present, for additional
subscriptions. is.tA- .,,
The executive committee and the psrmanen,
officers we're ordered to meet at the once q
y. Davis, $50 D street, In front OF tho City Hall
on Monday evening, ut 8 O'Clock. gar. arr n.
On motion, the proceedings were ordered II
bepublished in the city papers, and papers a
Indianapolis. ..l76. p. .rgT ga Z,
Funds heretofore raised. ....l S7OO 90 VI
Funds raised Saturday night. l.235 90
.''''i HENRY s. LANE LANE. issi irrssldsat.
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
Raptist Church HospitaI.

The work Of hitting up the q street Baptist
Church has been progressing several days, and
from the plan, 1t Is probable that 1t will be one
OF the most comfortable of the hospitals under
the new arrangement.
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
m..,,ua or n. Inc Citi.. ~.

An adjourned meeting or the citizens q
Maine will be held At the house Of Hon. 3. T.
Brown. navy agent, $50 F street, this Monday
report Of The conn itiee on permanent organ
ization. SpEs
II Is also hoped that the committee OF Maine
Congressmen, which visited the army near
Richmond duripg the past week, WIN mEke
the sick and wounded 'MAine soldiers now 10
the hospitals at Fortress 'Aouroei Yosksows,
ind White House. hsiigss.s ~ nfA lsfN
4 full attendance u particularly reQuestsd.t
The national Republican., 1862-06-23
a lecsssiOnfst.

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Sssatifti plsy.ban psinss6 with our own M.
tonsl solcrs;, While ienfcyisg ,his play on tbs
into Heighbor's bassment. n was returned
10 him after Q while, with the red, white and
blue washed of, and =, ssossh flag painted ON
instead! Comment ia needless! y 'sar .'rT--