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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONvEN-
TlON

The Democracy of Iowa are hereby re
ques,ed to meet in Convention Ivy delegates
from the several counties, on THURS
DAY, THE Eth DAY OF JULY, at the
Capitol in Des Moines for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the scvera!
State Offices, to be elected in October,
viz: Secretary of State, Auditor of State
Treasurer of State. Register of the State
Land Office, ard Attorney General; and
TO transact such other business as may
come before them. .f.......
The basis Of County representation will
be one delegate for every one hundred
votes cast for Stephen A. Douglas, in
1850, and one for every fraction over fifty.
According to rule adopted at n 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 he Accord
ing to usage in their respective counties
According to usage, the Convention vii.
he called to order at | o'clock, 7 NJ, of
the day designated in the call
BY order Of Democratic State Executive
Committee
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

The attempt to make an Anti War pnrty
Of the Democracy by the abolifionists and
a very small clique Of Breckinridgers is
entirely played cut and the preiec, aban-
doned The Democracy can never be o
peace p,rty in time of war, nor war
party in time of peace. Tho Democracy
were for peace and compromise so long as
there WAS hope, but when war came no
class men were more devoted to their flag
and country than the Democrats. While
this is the case, they stand ready to well
come back the recreat States, and to Sc
cure to them all their rights under the
Constitutional Humwa Mercury.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

pr Where is the patriotism Of our
citizens? The glorious Fourth of judy is
almost upon US, and yet we hear no note
oil preparation for giving it a hearty and
appropriate welcome. That is the day OF
ali days in the American calendar. Shall
we not unbend our ergies-lay aside
our cares, and devote the Sabbath day OF
Freedom" to fitting rejoicing and testivi.
ties. Who will move in the matter Where
il our City Council?
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14
w auregan House,
sioux CHy,....Iova.
II. A. FULLER, !: :: PROPRIETOR

ri,llE undersigned respectfully anne nnras 10 tue
travelling public that lac has recently taken pos
.,'s-tan IN Tho above large anil cnmm61o,tS Hotel,
mi thai hi facilities sarh thar he l. anahlr,i to
accom- u,ntietp the travelling pnntie AZ we'll a. any
Other House in III. West, anu ny strict dtsntan ia
thr wants 1T ri. customers hopes Ia melt share II
the public patronage r6-Gaoi siahifnE ani atten
tive h1stIsfs, assaSs Ia nu"nlanf",
", \ FULLER
ai.,us tffy Iowa Jun" m 1867,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14
PAY Up! PAY up!

YNHE partnership heretofore existing be
!, tween Zisbach L Frenzy having been
dissolved, and the debts due said firm
having been assigned to William Frenzy,
notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted TO the late firm Of Zebach Il Ere
ney to call and settle forthwith.
WILLIAM FRENZY.
Sioux CRY, Iowa, May 24lh, 'G2.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

neD"Several one dollar bills on the Terre
Haute Branch Of the Bank Of tho State oi
Indiana have been put into circulation
here, which our bes, jadgss Of money pro
pounce counterfeit. They are admirable
limitations Of the genuine. ont differ 10
two or three particulars to detect which
requires critical examination
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

E~ ACCIDENT "A day or two since q
little boy belonging to family OF emf
grants fell from the wagon near the Floyd
bridge, ard was run over. His arm and
leg were broken r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

Ezsss- We learn that J. f. MORTON, ESQ
is recruiting officer at this place for the
18th regiment, now forming. Also 0. c
IRspwAs, Esq, is recruiting officer for
the same regiment at For, Dodge. Now
Is the time 10 enlist.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

E-s" Our people are exceedingly annoy.
ed by bn.s-not igbngs-nor bed bugs,
nor yet bug-bears but vertsble bugs of
The genus CimeX aud belonging to the
order llemiptera. You can readily. distin
guish them by an infected ro.trum, eon.
gated antemae, and mgrgincd throat
They can be seen in all our gardens, near
the melon and cucumber vines, engaged
in their destruction and stcrnly resisting
every appliance used to abale the nuisance
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

gI-plymonth county is about to build
two bridges ACROSS the Floyd, one near
Van o'i.inds's place, aud the other a,
Morgan Staiiords
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

R4Ds We have noticed quite a number of
fmigrant wagons passing through town
he past week, mostly bound for Dakota.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

It is probable there is no truth in the
statement now circulating that Senator
Summer could not fluid his muskat last
Sunday. when nearly every loyal resident
in Washington believed the time had
come TOR action --Eost0a Post
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14
c,T,rE or Tow, -..wooDsuRy

S,TATE Or low \ -..NOOBBuRy
= County, rs IAN persons holding school
Land. sold to them by Woodbury. county, upgn
which any part Of the purchase money IL new due
as nfceust thereon and all persons who have Dor
rawtA school, Funds aud secured tho same b. Notes
and Hattgngrx and Al surrttcs upon FL II Notes on
are hereby notified that thoN are required TO ray up
thr amount due both ii principal AMI interest i'm
neaiate,s, otherwise make satiaiaei1ty arrange
!nent for nm extension OF tuc, suit VII he csm-
nenued aguiust them.
J. \, FIELD, Clerk Board Supervisors.
Ty J. a. & IOSKfNs Deputy,
sintx city june IAN, is62--nota-lw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-06-14

BIr~We can afford to, and 'cW sell all
our goods at prices which III these times
will make Il an object both in purse aud
hoppincs for The Rich and Poor, The Eco
nomist and hc mproridcnt, The Epicurc
and the Frugal 10 purchase 81 rs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
DIED.,

BlgTow-suddenly. in Brooklyn. on Saturday mornirs
March Elsie Anas wife Of William j. BaItoy, in The
b and end. are respectfully invited attend the
funeral from the residence Of her father William Croiius
No, 80 Carlton avenue, this (Mondsyl Ssernoon'
o'clock.
BARrOwOn Saturday evening. March J. Albert c. young
est son OF william J. snd Elsie A. Barlow
Tho friends of the miy invited 60 attend the funeral
FROM the residence y! his grandisher W hhsm tohas
No Carlton avenue Brooklyn, Monday Afternoon st
2oclock.
MACKIN-A. Fihkin Landing Saturday, Msrch sassh
T., wife of james Mack and daughter Of James "n''s'
The nd, and relative of the family are requested to attend
the funeral Wednesday, Narca 3 at Joy O'CLOCK ~.
sCHENCK-In this city suddenly, on Friday oyshs REQ
"a ins Snyder. wife of iam j. oenei sso' - ''"''
rno rci.;'e. AID end Of The family are i,i'sd 70 M sSsS
the funeral frou No. JOl lh syeuae on iIcS'"'' 4e'
4 a, "a D. M. vs. thout further invifsion'
w v.l;,m,bursh. on Sunday March . from Ia
Inries Caused by hs upe.iins o. nvil ,
teg OF Elizabeth aud 'ePda"Sh'ei 0i ~ Wis 's''
10 years. m
sINcIAIp-tP,y Ridge Long Island, on Friday FEB ~
eo sincl,ir native Of Arsylesaire Scotland ssed "
years; and friends Of the family respectfully re
nested 10 his funeral from his Ite Ie.d.nee S Bay
ndsS A. the Cy Hail. coarisree,. Brooklyn, at IL m
spEAIGaT-on saturday mOnips March l. a. o'eloc.,
" short niIcss Andrew, the eldest son OF w ilan ~
"a Mails sp,eight 1ged 20 year, month and days.
r@ friends Of tho family, also those employed by William
Co. in William street, respectfully mvitedto
,,tsnd his funeral from bis late residence, No. q waning
ton square on Monday afternoon. .tS o'clock.
srEWART--Ia this city. on Saturday, March Charles
stewart Of New Oheaus In the 5ls year OF bis sge 80
The friends su:snoes the fsmy and those OF ns
brotheIinaw George Psyn Qu.ckenoo,, are invited " az
tend bic funeral from the residence OF the latter NO. W
West Twenty shih street, on Tuesday, March T. .
O'Clock
New Orleans papers please copy.
WARD-In Bloomfield New.Jeuey. on Feb %, sfer snos
but painful illness. William Henry, son OF oHA w. SA'
Funeral services on Monday March B. s2 ocloei M
the Bsptis, Church. Friends o. the family ne ~ -
attend Those from Esw-fort can VA" '"s ~
c,n Morris Lssel ksirssd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Prof Bache, Superintendent of the q. 3 Coast
Survey. and Prot. Peirce of Harvard University,
Cambridge, have been elected associate members of
the University 1T Kew, Russia, and have received
their diplomas through Baron Stoeckl, Russian Min
lister TO the United States.
The wife of Alfred Chovel Of Sandwich, Mas,
WAS struck by lightning on Monday, and seriously
injured. She will, however, recover.
The Rev. Henry Clay Dean collected an aud.
ence at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, one evening lass
week to lecture on the Character Of the Rebels."
Lieut. Col. Tom Drammond of the 4th Iowa Cav
airy attended, with 3 squad of men, and compelled
the Rev. Dean to preface lis lecture with an oath OF
allegiance, duly sgued, under tie fear Of arrest and
The guard-house. Then Dean abused Drummond,
and Drummond concluded the performance by knock.
ing Dean down. There was great excitement in the
audience-lades .creamed-one tainted.
Hamilton W. Robinson, esq, of New-York, bias
been admitted ar Attorney and Counsellor OF the Sn'
preme Court of the United States
Mrs. Nancy Smith has been elected Mayor or
Mayoress Of Oskslooss, Ia. There was but one can
dida,e, who being unpopular with some Of the
voters, they nominated Mrs. Smith in fun, and TO
their surprise elected her by twenty-one majority
over her male competitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the Honse Of Lords Oh tie l4th, Lord Stsnhore
called attention to the reports of addit o, vi sion
blWkades at Ch.rles'on, aud asked what steps the
Government wonld take?
Earl Rnss II had no official information and knew
not whether the reports Were correct. Government
had Proterted against The ptrmar ent destruction OF
any barber ne unjusiihahla, and The American Gov
eminent rsIonosd that they had no intention 10
permanently destroy barbors The views Of the
tr'n'h Government were identical with those Of
Eng md.
Lord Dunkellin, IN the Commons, gave notice Of
an Il Qniry relative to the sa,e Of the NEGOTIATIONS
between the Government and the Galway line.
John A. Turner called attention TO the di tress IN
The manufacturing dist'iis owing to the America
trouble and urged the Government 10 do everything
in lis power to oevelolc the eo.oo production else.
whtr..
The Government 10 bueily preparing ali the infor.
nation relative 10 the American blockade, TO lay be-
fore Parliament.
The o DoroRhne gave notice Of motion for re-
turns 10 all Birth ve,ses which run the blockHd-
or been captured in The effr;; aso all British ver-
~ls vi ich have put int Nassau and other Irt'swiib
tisbspd Of war, Ind been permitted to r. iii, &c.
A erw l-men..ry naval estimate a.k- for Nh extra
vote Of c36l 0U0 which is garded IA reprsnBehtiDy
the expente Of the "ason and S.ideli affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

CHEAP LANDS IN IowA.-L. Racquet writes from
Altar, Union County, Iowa, that land can now be
purchased in that region very low. Tracts That have
been held AZ $40 To SIS are offered at ~ -,
a. and g. for excellent prairie land, and p to $40
an acre Tor timber. Breaking and in the cod costs
~ per acre, and contracts for 40 more acres in
single body are taken for less amount. Lands broke
in June are adapted TO any kind OF agriculture the
following season and are cultivated with the COM
mon plows with 10 more trouble than the best farms
in New.England. The soil is black sandy loan,
about two feet in depth, lying strata OF mixed
coil and clay, and peculiarly adapted to the culture OF
corn. II the season ia favorable and corn well
worked at least three times " ith plow, yield Of
- bushels to the acre is not uncommon. Many Of
our best farmers obtain 100 bushels to the aere.
The great difficulty with most OF the immigrants In
this country is the want Of money to make improve
mepts. and yet a start in the stock busaes. Land
being cheap they invest the bottom dollar instead OF
buying small quantity Of land and placing it mi
productive situation. II persons removing here
would only bny 40 or SO acres land and reserve the
bulk Of their meaos TO engage in the cattle and hoe
business they would find farming quite as profitable
here az in the East One great advantage that The
Western farmer enjoys, is an unlimited range for hs
cattle, grazing Oft of land. owned by Eastern capt.
tasts without even the poor remuneration OF thank
YOU, Sir"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

GREAT PRoDUcr or IRoS.-Dlast Furnace No.
3 Of the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Company, al
Scranton, Pa, made during the last four weeks the
largest amount Of iron produced in that length
Of time by single furnace in the United States, and
probably iu the world; the yield Of the last week
amounting to the unparalleled product Of 3753 tuns.
For the week ending Jan. 25 356 tuns for the week
ending Feb. l. 3i2 tuns; for the week ending FebS,
$50 trms for the week ending Feb. Is, 375 tuns-av-
erage, 357I tuns THIS furnace is SO feet high, ~
feet in diameter at top OF bosbes, and IS blown
through Is tuyers, with seven pounds pressure Of
blast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.


Jp,pE RKPoRT.-Tbe advioes irom Nanchr"er
.y,rsle tho market for Goods and Yarns heyns 81 w
"Ir,gnpooi Bnr, pfruyYs N ,RkgT-Bresdtuis gebefap
,rs se.dy The yaioos circulars report. IooI, "s"y'
b.., sc.dy; Red Wostsru. 10 0d ltfi Rel Spnin,aI
~ 1i2I3d White Western II Cd White southern, I%isd
,lisl Com dow ward Mixed, J0i. ..,
it,x,Poor PHOrfsios MsKghT.--Tb- Provision pn'e'
h.s downward tendency Eigand Alhss Co. and ONE
sosn,; Beef steady. PORK heavy, and declines ~
cen dc and declined " Lard .l declining aud s"o'''
:, ~ ,o4gi. Tallow quiet and steady.
yyrro0L PnoDrCx NAKKEr-A'hes quiet sue.I sans
cas adv; Rios 6Tm; tosin quiet ommon' " yai'
Sd,. Iurp.ntno has dor nwsIa tendency quoted o'iO~
7Ol. ,,u,s ,p.,,,,, 49, H,..l.,,g. suu Iron oil
.ysog5 ST. Coffee quiet aud steady Sugar da is 10
e,.t,@rou.ron Congou I!dliZ Rice doli Linseod VI
.,'lI dquoted H3as4a T.iiow ina tive o. '''''
snidt,, Turpenino inactive al o3I o.,o,, D.,
'tdnsnos Friday cvening-Copsos oosed st u3ayt 70,
Ibs bank Ts.ufn shows all ipcras" Ia buinoh o..
oSs2, kyHnicAN Brooks Tho latest sales are; iLiHoi'
CaniS,I ,b.res a dlcoueti Lrie shares2si
LaTnsr.-IBy IdegJaph 10 t(ntena0sa.l
Co1,or.-Tbs sslss Of CSt,0n yesterday lsaiw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

MEETING oP THE SioEL CoNsITTEE.-The Com.
mises Of thirty appointed ut the German mars meet
ing recently OLD 1T Cooper Institute, met at PyIha.
goras Hall on Saturday night, to organize move
'urnt in the promotion Of Gen. Sgel. After mature
drliberaiin the Committee came to the conclusion to
ref ain fum any further public proceedings, and not
10 authorize or participate in any public demonstra'
tons in favor of Gen. Sige in the ground that such
would MT only be useless hut for certain reasons in
furious. TIE Committee adjourned sine die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

dy) reached bales inclusive Of 900 bales TO specus
and The market closed hrm. With IN tmprov
ing tue thopgh quotations r-Disned unstered.
bRgApHrrss The msiket 10 unchanged In priee and
.'ssdy tftn.sctions light.
PKOvIsoya-Ths n.arket femains quiet
LONDON Sunday.
Consos closed lat evening .. 90. de3 for money.
As,Rc.S er'cKsE'is shaies, 29a d2st; Illinois Gen.
tIsl h To-. Hd+it discount
HAvRK MAKKkr-Cor"n: Sales Of the week - 800 bales
Ore. ordnsifc Cr Bas ls2f. The market closed
finn aud steady
PARIS SsurdsyThe Bourse closed du Renes, Tiff lsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

SALE OF CONDEMNED GovrRSMEsr Hossrs.'-'
The spacious cavalry camp at Hanover, Conn, wa'
abolished few days since all the articles when
ii contained having been sold on Tuesday last by the
Quartermaster. A large number of condemned Gov
eminent horses, purchased il is understood, al from
$l25 to $50 each, were sold at from $lS to $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Prussia and the German Question,
TIE ALLIED INTERVENTION IN MEXICO.
aunOREo ACCEPTANCE BY MAMMALIAN.
HALIFAX, Saturday, March I, 1862.

The royal mail steamship Arabia, from Liverpool
on Saurd.y TIE 18th, via Queenstown 10th nit,
rived here ct q p. N. to-day, short of Goals. e
experienced strong westerly gales during the whole
passsge. Size has so ps, sengers for New-Yos.
II ia reported that the Tusc ,rors has arrived at
Gibraltar, where the Sum,er still remains without
Goals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Government iii he d.Iirhed 10 hail tbs formation
md 10 support the cOn.olida ion OF such O Govern.
n, nj If, on the contrary, the troops Of foreign
Pow 10 he used 10 sci up Cove nj repnp
,apt TO he s'D'in-ns Of MexIrO, and to ruplor it
~ military force her Msjes' VS. Government could
-xpect no her result than d,cord and dsapp,ini-
nent. In such a es-s the allied Governments would
have 10 chOo.e between Withdrawing from snch On
cnerprise " it'll shame, or extending th.ir u-rirr
ence beyond the llmite, rcoi e. aud intention OF the
convention. Yon will eApi ia 10 Marshal o. Don'ell
that this apprehension on our part does not arife
from sus iciOu OF tie g,sd isi'h tf the Gov, rnent
Of htr Cstho ic N issty; but commanders ~ ting vt
a distance q"i'e 10 be very clo'ely wstshed, le I
they should commit cir principals to unwarranable
rroc' .dingr. You will read this oisl atch to ii
Coil nte..
Five days sfer the date Of this dispatch, namely:
On tho 24th January, Earl Cowley wrote 10 Ea'l
Ruae'l That h. bad heard tom 10 many q'larf.rs
that the language of officers gong With tie re.eu-
forcenle,s 10 Mexico was, that n was for The Pur-
ose Of lac ~ tie Arcl duke Macmillan Oh tie
thton. OF Thai cOuutry-ihay he lad Thought u
,esrs'ary u question NJ. Thouven,l on the .ubj'c.
VI, Thouvetl stated that negotiations were pend
ing between Frame AID Austria Oh iuis subject
but that such had been CARED on by Mexicansi who
lad come over Tor thai pnrpo,e an gOe " Vi-nnu.
by the mail of the 27th E-rl Rus ell ~rMe 4"
Sir Charles Wvse informing lin Of the i.te"tiot oil
t'e Emperor If the French TO re-eDioicc the eAn =
dticn, md added:
/. ssd ths, IL Arcbduis MsImian viii be Invited ~
lsrgs body Of VI. Aicsns to hiusrl on be fhfn o
Mexico, aud tb.tth Mexican people will sndy hsl .n.h
II the M-ii people by spor's sous MOVEMENT
NJ Iss the Au,ti Aichd.kr Oh tho throne "a, is 10
nothing H. III convrnon TO prevent H. On the hri ia" ~
We could be no arii.s n oIchle Intervention Tor M pu
pose. Tho Mexic.ns must consuit - r swD iutsre't.
The CORE. pOnd-uce concludes 9Th dispatch
from Sir Charles Wyke announcing that The re-
jecIinn Of he cow nion by Conrres had brote ell
up tie Cabinet. and tiat the cr-is vii h teo e. =
sued brought for ward Gen. Doolado, who lad nc
copied office OH the condition OF having full powers
TO settle p.ncipg question with the European Powe's
no might de~in best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Ei,AN(,E.

Prince Napoleon had offered an amendment to the
Address in the French Chambers regrstiinx that l-
Pope did not lirteu 10 the cooclis,ny proportion
of frulre for the settlement Of tie Roman qnrs lon,
bu withdrew the Amendment On The ubder,tgp INK
that tie Adde'S il " contain mild rebuke TO Tie
ssme effect.
Inc Pot,if poin,s to the efforts TO get cotton vi,
NJ. xico as probable solution of the blockade ques.
ton.
lie Bourse was fiat at m. Zoe.
The Austrian Concordat Is to be revised with the
consent Uf the Pope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Ssmn:l E'hn convicted II conspiracy, sentenced -
the feDi ebtsry for six Dhs
Wu T. Jones' pleaded guilty to stealing pocket osA
dsya -
Andrew Ls Note convicted Al ps~ns counterfeit - bSs
the North Brfsp Bsnh. srns 70 he etss P,son -
i've yrsrs and one month - ~
Asns Meyer who pI.sdsd guilty Of fe,sssy of shssA q
the Cherics Bank foT ssUt 70 The STATE Pss1 ~
two yeara
John Carney pleaded guilty ehs.ss Of ssssuk - ~.
tory sod was ,eueaced @ the City PhsOu for Day
Ssh T. Smith pleaded gatts ehsres " psts reeey.
and sentenced to the Cky Pr.>Ou fOr si1sy dsya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
The CanuSliun Mails.

FoKTLASb Nc, SsuTdsy Wsrch T. Ifo2
The Canadian mails for the steamship Bohemian
left Montreal at o'clock this morninv, and will
probably DO fifteen hours in getting hronsb, ~ The
roads are badly blocked with Dmenee pilos OF snow.
The steamship Bohemian will not leave for Liver
pool until to- orrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

NURSERY AND CErLD's HosPTAL.-The annual
meeting Of the Nursery and Chds Hospital was
held at the Church Of the Ascension on Saturday.
Mrs. Mott, Secretary read the annual report, which
se. forth ,hs. the number + admissions during tie
lat wear have been: children, 1s6; women, ~;
total, 254. Seventeen women have been furnished
,tua,ions as wet nurses and the present number OF
inmates is: children, 1917 women, 2S; employees,
IL; total, $50. Mrs. Geo. p. Waldron, Treasurer,
made report of the finances from which il appeared
hat the income for the year had been s92l4 49, and
the expenditures 1910 20, leaving on hand bal:
auce OF IA 30 The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
Mrs Cornelius Du Bots, Honorary Direc,re" Mrs Abrs
ham RInnger First Directre Mrs T. {. Doremns Second
Direcress Mrs. CHARLES A. Heck.chsr, Third Diectress
MTs George b. Wadron, Treasurer; Mrs. Alexander Mort
Secretary, Mansgeu-Mr William H. Aspinwsl c. f. an
der.or, James BROOKS s. Bacon, y L. NJ Barlow Ban
croft f. Barclay Butteiwoth, Coles. Ed Cooper C. j. Cog
g Peter Chsuncey. C. r. Desen, Wm. b. Draper Jsudou'
levi. C. Jones. Murray, Walden Pell George Peters
n j. RAYMOND Frsnci. Saltris Sorchan Tighe Ehnghan.
Townsend A. Henry 1hurst0n VIM Tilinghvt VIM Tracy,
Henry Augustus Taylor, Joel " olfe, Cha. Monord
Addresses were made by the Rev. DR.. Anthem and
others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

TIE GERMAN HOSPITAL AssocIsTIog.-Tbe Ger
man Hospital Ascension met at o'clock on Satur.
day afternoon ut the Prefcv,t House in broadway.
Tie bu.iness Of tho meeting, that Of rstifyng tho
nominations Of a mass meeting recently held in the
sumo place, being completed, the Association ad-
journed.
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