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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12

eTPster'oH's Mogdzins for January is very
attractive number. This Magazine merits the
popularityit it enjoys. We will furnish Peterson
and the Democrat for the coming year, for 81, rs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12

M ftININI IIIJ.
In Troy, Nov. 2jth. by l.. p. Scott Esq, Mr..
CHARLES II. WIN DNAGLE, Of Troy, TO Miss
HARRIET KNOX, Of Newbury.
In Middefeld, Nov. 9th, 1862. by r. G.
Porter, ESQ.,. Mr.. PHILETlES BUCKING.
HAM, of MiddIefeld. TO Miss JULIA L.
SHEARER, of Claridon.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Labau Patch, PIf, Before IL. X. Smith,
VS.. 81 p Chardon. Co.
Benz. A. Parker, Df auga County. Ohio.
rNllE defendant, Benjamin A. Parker, a
l nonresident of said State of Ohio, will
take notice that, on the l7sh day of Novem-
bcr, 1862, an Order of Attachment was is.
sued in said action by said Justice, for the
sum Of $53,08 which has been duly served
and returned. Said action will be for hear.
ing on the Sth day of January, A. d. 1863,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
ID, w. CANFIELD. Atty for Pltff.
Chardon, Dec. 5,h, 1862 673s3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-12-12

NTnTICE.-JOHN VI. WOODRUFF, non.
~ resident oil the State OF Ohio. il notified that
Della a. Woodruff did, on the 20lh day of Nov $,
1862, file her petition in tho Office of The Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Plens within md for the Co.
Of Geauga and Stale Of Ohio, charging the said
defendant with habtuOl drunkenness and gross
neglect OF duty for the Syears last past, and more;
and asking that she may be divorced from the
said defendant and have custody OF the child, &c
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
Term OF said Court
THRASHER, DURFEE g. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
November goth, 1867, 6Tlw6
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

General Onder No. 20,
A rcqnisition has been made bv she
President on his ..Excelencv. the Gov.
crnor of Iowa. for another regiment oi
infantry for the United States service.
While our State has responded noblv
to the call Of the General Government
for troops to aid in crushing the cigan-
tic schemes planned against the Union.
still greater sacrifices are required of rs
more money and more blood. No
State has excelled the alacritv with
which she has filled former acquisitions
Of the General Government. More
than twenty thousand Of the flower Of
our State have gone to the tented field;
shall we falter in responding to the dc.
mand for a thousand more?
Reliable persons applying 10 me for
recruiting commissions will receive
them with full instructions.
The reputation the gallant soldiers OF
Iowa haee achieved for themselves and
the State is worldwide, until the name
of an Iowa soldier has become dis
tlnctive mark, Synonymous with disci.
pline, bravery. Endurance, and devotion
The place Of rendezvous will be des.
ignatcd hereafter.
BY order of the Commander-in-chi
N. B. RAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa
~All papers Oh the Mississippi
river in Iowa, the Iowa City, Des
Moines City, and all papers on the line
Of railroads, and in the vcllcy Of the
Cedar river, will copy twice.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Of all kinds; in short, nearly everything
produced for the New York market can
be raised here in great perfection.
Sorghum and Imphee cane have both
been successfully produced. Sugar
bee!s would attain prodig;ous size. /
have raised Kidney potatoes weighing
] and 2 pounds other varieties grow
much larger than in the States. Cab
bages 20 and "a lbs; pumpkins and
squashcs enormous, and finely favored
say 60 to loo lbs, and fine grained,
splendid for table use. Bcets, turnips,
8 and IL pounds. Wheat 35 bushels
per acre without irrigation--will prob
ably reach 50 with proper culture.
Flat turnips and rutabagas, yield i'm
mensely. Hungarian grass also does
well. These items will give your rea-
dcrs an idea Of what the natural soil
will do. The results of manurine, this
deponent will not calculate Potatoes.
onions, turnips, ana kindred plants,
come to perfection even in the noun
tains.
Fuis-I fear We shall not be able to
raise fruits. Our warm days and cool
nights, Spring, Fall and Writer, will
render all tender fruits uncertain, pro-
vided there be no other difficulty; the
shortness Of our seasons viii enhance
the obstacles. A few fruit trees are
planted in this vicinity On the Ar
kansas which rises in the mountains,
my brother has started fine peach
orchard which will soon test the southern
part Of onr Territory, and as soon as
may be, shall test this section. Time
will likely point ont favorable spots, on
north hill sides, and at the base Of the
mountaiHs-perhaps in the Canons (kan-
yons)-wherc fruits may be successfully
grown.
JOHN r. WOLF.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Chords Of Lime as an Insect.
eide.

CnIOclO6 Oi Lime as an k0SeCt1.
eide.
DlNGLER's POLYTEcnNIscnEs Joun.
NAL says:-In scattering chloride OF
lime on plank in stable all kinds or
flies, but more especially biting flies,
were quickly got rid Of. Sprinkling
beds of vegetables with even a weak
solution Of this salt effectually preserves
them from caterpilla-s, butterflies. NOR.
della, slugs e.. .has the same effect
when sprinkled on to foliage Of fruit
trees. Apaste Of one part ofpowdered
chloride of lime and one half part of
some fatty matter, placed in narrow
band round the trunk Of the tree, pre-
vents insects from creeping up it. It
has ever been noticed that rats and
mice quit places in which certain
quantity Of chloride Of lime has been
spread. This salt, dried and finely
powdered, can, no doubt, be employed
for the same purposes as flour of sui
phur, and be spread by the same means,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

From, the Iosva 4Army Sanitory Com
mission to the Sereral Soldiers
Hid Societies. Of the State.
Over eight numbered Of our sick and
wounded Soldiers are now on thei,
way to this State-Rve hundred to
Keoknk, the remainder to Davenport.
Others will follow, and our Hospital
Stores are already almost exhausted.
Please procure and send forward to
our Agents, A. per Circular No. 2,
light Hospital Clothing. Bedding, Del
icacies, &C., with the utmo ost dispatch.
Prompt and energetic action is indis-
pensiblc now.
J. G. HuGmEs, Pres.
g. L. MAGouN, Sec
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Rebel Atrocities.
New Y ork May 2s

NVW UTk, My 20
Sick and wounded men, who have
escaped from Stasburg, say that tha
rebels deliberately attacked our sick,
firing into the ambulances, and upon
the fainting men by the way-side, kill
ing in c,ld blood men incapable Of
making resistance. The traitors dis
played white flag with black bars.
4 letter from Union prisoner at
Richmond. dated May l, describes
with graphic force the terrible barbara.
ties inflicted on our troops now IN sab-
el hands.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
NO 2 8


SWEARING n CONTAMINATION
pany <, OF the lst Iowa Cavalry station.
ed in Tennessee, lately received INTO
their camp middle aged bnt vigorous
contraband. lnnumerable questions
were being propounded to him, When
corporal advanced, ohserving-"Sec
here, Dixie, before you can enter the
service Of the United States you must
be sworn
eyes, massa, do dat" he replied;
when the corporal continued:
"Well then, take hold the Bible" hold
ing ont a letter envelope, upon which
was delincated the Goddess Of Liberty
standing on Safolk pig, wearing the
emblem Of our country. The negro
graspcd the envelope cautiously with
his thumb and finger; when the corporal
proceeded to administer the oath by
saying.
"iou do solemnIy swear that you
will support the Constitution Of the
United States, and see that there are no
grounds floating upon the coffee at all
:. times
"Yes massa, DO dat" he replied,
! II allors settle him in de coffrepot."
Here ha le, 60 the envelope to gcs-
ticulate by downward thrust Of his
| foretinger the directions that would tc
given to the coffee grounds for the
future.
"Never mind how you do it." shontel
the corporal, but hold on to the bible"
"losdy massa. forgot" and the ne
gro, as he darted forward and graspcd
the envelope with 6rmer pinch, when
the corporal continued:
''And you do solemnly swear that yon
Will support the constitution Of all loyal
states, and not spit upon the plates
when cleaning them, or wipe them
with your shirt sleeves.
Here frown lowered npon the brow
OF the negro, his ess expanding to their
largest dimensions, while his lips pra-
truded with rounded form as he ex-
| claimed:
"lordy, massa | never do dat. |
alters washes him nice. Ole missns
mighty 'ticular bout dat"
"Nevcr mind ole missus," shouted the
corporal, as he resumed. ''and do yon
so!cmnly swear that you will put milk
into the coffee every morning, and sec
that the ham and eggs are not cooked
too much or too little
eyer massa, do dat, Use good
cook"
"And lastly" continued the corporal.
"you do solemnly swear that when this
war is over you'll make tracks for Af,i-
Ga mighty fast.
"yes nassa, I do lat, alters want
ed to 90 10 Chee cargo"
Hero the regmental drum beat mp
for dress parade, when Tom Benton
that being his name-was declared
duly sworn in and commissioned as
chief cook i'll Go. X, of the First Iowa
Cavalry.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
From Corlnth.
Before Corinth, May 9

before C0flnth, May u.
Gen. Hallcck has issued an order
prohibiting skirmishing. Pickets on
each side are friendly and in convers-
ing distance. which they improve
Last night five rebels including one
Seargent, came over to our lines. Our
forces arc within two miles of the rebel
works, and in some places our heavy
guns are within battering distance,
but the dense woodlands intervening
prevents either party from opening
fire.
Camp rumors say Vicksburg has sur
rendered and our fleet is en- route to
Memphis.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Original goetry.
Written for the Transcript.
LIFE,S MISSION.

Written for the Transcript.
LIFE'S MISSION.
Not unto all earths children il given,
The self-same pa'hto tread,
For some in bitter thorny ways
And some 'mong flowers are led;
But who'll deny that 'nong the ,horns
Are brightest blessings found
That meath the fragrant blossoms,
Sharp sorrows strew the ground.
Not unto oil earth's children are given,
The same great joys to wear,
Not on oil hearts are laid
The load of grief and cankering care ;
Though all are called TO bravely work,
On life's great battle field;
Some loudly cheer to combat,
And some the coed sword WELD.
Some plow the burrows rich and deep,
And SOW the precious seed.
And look for harvests full and rare,
And pray this for their need;
And who shall say the husbandman,
Fills not station high
As those who nobly battle,
And for their country die.
Some WELD the pen, the mighty pen,
And mental burrows turn,
And SOW the seed in every sell,
Glad thoughts, and "words that burn
And Oh it is a glorious work,
To stir the human soul.
To make the hol:est feeling
The cold black waves control.
Some stand in high and holy places,
And Heavens will proclsim,
Preaching salya:ion's glorious plan,
For sinners, Jesus came
And 'tis grand, holy work,
mission great and high,
To come to thirsting painting souls
Withtidinss from the sky.
Some gather round them eager minds,
And wisdom's ways unfold,
Open the garner house Of mind,
And pour out wealth uE,old,
Cat hcred with toll and sacrifice,
To bless the waiting eyes
Ofpupils upward toiling
Where flames bright minarets rise.
Alas life hath many missions,
TO each one God has given
A part in ifes great struggle;
And men have nebly striven
To speed the right, 10 check the wrong,
To drive the mist away,
OF error, wrong and seinshness,
That hides the coming day.
And We will strive as trothers,
While heart beats true to heart,
To toll, to struggle and do right,
Aud act noble part;
Filling our lives, with golden deeds
Enduring through all time,
Fulfilling thus the mission work,
Laid cut by Hand divine.
E.s.H.
Buckingham, Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
d.. P. L. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito the inhabi-
.taple Of Toledo, and vicinity,) ~ Practice
ing Physician and Obstetrician,
Special attention given to Diseases Of Fe-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will receive special atten
:tion.
Those whose fears have been excited agains
bhesxccssive use Of Calomel, or Mercury, in
any form-May rest assured thoy will receieve
no injury-durin. treatment.
Every person will be expected to settle their
ndebtedness every
SIX MONTHS, By CASH, PRO.
DUCE OR NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Ten new craters have appeared or
Mt. Vcsnvius during the present erup
ton. English Photographers are al
work taking photographs of the moun
tain in its excited state.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

TIA man is murdered by his hired
men, should tho coroner render ver-
dict Of killed by his own hands?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Rates sf Advertisinx

One Square, first insertion, $1,OO
each subsequent insertion, O,5O
tine square Three months, 400
de Six months, 600
do One year, 12,OC
0uarter column, one year, $500
One half column, one year, $500
OMe column. one year, 5000
- In addition to the above rates. advertise
ments containing rule and figure work, will
bs charged one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make square
r. Business Cards, consisting Of six lines or
less, $500 per year.
~ All Transient and Legal advertisement,
nnst bo paid in advance.
o6cU Unless the number of insertions be speci-
fed at the time advertisements are handed
they will be published at the discretion of
he publisher. and charged for the length of
tin tley are inserted.
A liberal discount from tho above rates
will be made to large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
r. A. GRAHAM.

r.. a. CIR All AM.
\ A7OTARY PU BLIC, AND GNERAL LAND
~ AGENT, Toledo Tamn county, Iowa. All
usiness entrusted to his care will receive
rompt attention.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Memorandum Diaries for 60, Legal cap, Fecr $
cap, Letter, Note and National paper. Blank
cards, School cards SC, as good as the best end
IS cheap as the cheapest at Pioneer Drug Store
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

A fellow il an obl,vious state took up
his lodging on the side walk. He
woke next morning, and Strengthening
himself up, looked at tho ground on
which he had made his couch. "Wcll,'
he said, ''if I had pickax, would
make up my bed p
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Washington. Nav 2

w ashlhntOn, WHV ~.
Col .Fitz Henry Warren, OF Iowa,
was nominated tor Brigadier General
to day. He ssis now in command Of
forces guarding number Of places in
central Missouri.
Han. L +. Harvey is the first Cow
crnor whose loss Wisconsin has been
called to mourn. All the x-Governols
Of the territory and State arc still liv-
ing. And he was probably the young.
esi Of them all
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

In the reign Of Henry |, about itio
year 1901, sheep could be bought il
England for fourpenoe, and whe u,
enough, for feeding one hundred mega
whole day cost but single shilling
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Medical NOTICE.

Doct. 4. Bunee, again offers his service 70
che citizens Of Toledo, and surrounding coun-
try, % Physici>n and Surgeon. Doot. Burce
may be found ct his office il J. N. Shaakiia
Drug Store from O'clock A. N. until 2. M.
except when professionally sbsent. Calls
sft with J. NJ. Shanklin, will be promptly
offended to.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05

Within the past ten years 1898 new
s'rccts have been opened in Paris.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
saddle
and
Harness


The subscriber having removed his sad
die and Harness Shop, to the Front Room of
the Second Story Of the Teledo Grocery store is
prepared to do all kinds of work in his line, in
a workman-aike manner upon short notice.
All work warranted, and fair tri respeet-
fully solicited.
HERMAN LAUFER.
Toledo, Jan. 10TH 1852. Wins
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
Attorntps
T.F. BRADFORD

IL Ee III BGADt OkGD
Attorney and Counselor at Law
TOLEDO - Tama Co., IOWA
Will practice in all the courts and attend
to collections.
-REFERENCEs-
Andrew Johnson U. s. Senator.
Horace Manard, member Of Congress.
Hon. Emerson Ethridge
X. Il. J. Boardman, marietta Iowa.
II. C. Henderson, MARSHALL Iowa.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-06-05
JOHN 3. WOLF.
STATE OF IOWA.

ADJvTANT GENERALS OFFICE. !
CLINTON, Nav "a. /
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

Q visis Asns. Hs vas sat 10 years q 80 vhss -
ssrsa sAs service, ssaa aas sv,cs sss ;;ssn ps'so..
Man Bvn Rus, ,sspssnbsfI, s~
DuAn vxAU-l An ncs nsre prisoner. vas lahO-
by Jssssssr army q ~ nigAs = W 3eeA = nsesw
SAsiOa while tkess under arress, with sighs oAer -
ears, among whon we're Coessl PEARSON ard Ises0ants
were IN paroied. We 20 - sent 70 kichmeud and
We are censidsrsA V be N General Popss army ws WIN
We may serve our time ous Richmond There vefe ~,
Hepshs' pay due ne yesterday, and yca cap xss ne
any cpsy shs bs very glad for am snort and there
have besn dskiing The as four qAs and am sfrsd
Il has soae bard sl.h w. GIVE - love . al. have
Am.si given up al haps e:sr seeing yen again. Lss
70 WI wits - sosa - possible Good bya
ysas asecsssvAas sans W Z. MH,
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
Another eueriil. Band noutsd.

pALLAs BoIiIr9HR COUNTY, Mo-, August ~, lso2
Tho First battalion Twelfth regiment cavalry, Missouri
save Mils, couiInsnaeu py 80 1910. Lazsar arrived
potoriose rebG VIM. Jcfres, with I've hundred wn1
IN the negbborhood he made immediate preparations
for a aght Yesterday, the 24th instant scouts
sent out In every direction al twelve O'Clock messenger
rsiurned, who Brought W the that they
oampod Ave miles s0ptbsGd, on Crooked creek.
amounting 70 enc hundred and thirty msa, nmsf Atey
went out IN The direction msrtoncd bot aid
tnnoos FIRE esusd which resulted in soaplataiy routing
aud scattering them IN every direction We captured
wagon, with harness apr load of bacon cleo nrs
arms and four horses
Our horses wers loo much WON out W follow them
Major lsZsaFe loss n lhrse killed. eve wounded and too
mis- ing The encmy'~ loss u reported ~ siIteen killed
and trsnty ono wounded Vvcnty horses killed and
NEnnnaed D fida.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The eleventh PenmsylvAnka Cavalry.
20 TIM xpiroR oF rHE HgRALD.

suFToL&, Va, S0pt 2, 1887
Observe 10 sns published account In your edition of
Augus 90 " The rebel raid through Thorouxnfsre GAP,
your ccrresoudent sposss 81 tho reported cowsrdce o.
the Eleventh cavalry nscsd Of ths twelfth, Tho Es.
ventb lsitoiuy dschargns Their srduous dutiss
the rear o. Genera, Mccsn on the cniasus and under
t.cnerai Mansfield ia the vicinity of sutok fhsy have
received the hfh~. Conocndacn from General hcClc'
Ian. well AZ other gor0rse under whom sbsy bavc
served may odd that few any regiments ot cavalry have
besa constantly employed active and suocessfn
duties than the Hevun since tho mnsternsout of teir
colonel Josiah Hasn nearly all she cenpaniss hsve
samuel Z. S,esr lOfrnery Lieutenant Colonel, who has
been promoted 10 the colonccy, and s busy engaged IA
making IL Of the mcet effective regiments IN the SER
vcs MnIor George Sistxei has been unanimously chosen
IJsutensnt Coonel and Captain strattou vsjer.
Hcpiux ycu viii correct the MISTAKE remain yours
CsplsIn, Dsyosh Ptansylvsais cavalry
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
saceess oT the AlioGm snt SYSTEM.
m THB EDITOR ~ rHB HERALD.


1he Of the sosnsnt syssm with tho regiments
from this State under tho call, b far very graft
Tying snd s 10 be attributed 10 great degree 70 the in
vaussse cid recsived In many places from eminent ana
Influential mon. pastcu,ary the ssnssorsi osnmisssss
u Il becoming svdsss that the largo saas thus sent BY
soldiers 70 thsv relatives, and which m9hC
otherwise ~ wc~ss than wasted, win not only form
prcve,op for The relatives but win ~ ths ssms TINA
greatly lccreass the wealth n the community ~ home
yor sxampc --Sinstysis men q Company "a
one Hupdred and twenty sixth Regiment, hAvs
ssd fpar dollars, spd shs AlIotnents Of seversk
VIII average respectively nos s.s shan hrtess
ho sand dollars every pay day We therefore, wtelA
vsur osr son sppcai through Mo press to d locan
rEuaoos throughout thc stats for their assistance in
brnspg ths subject before the people, and rooommspd
ng tho sy oil who have enlisted or about ts
enlist We will arrange possibe, 70 be present when
the psymaster General tho state pays the state
boanly Vespsctfuliy THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
WILLIAM r DODGE, IN,
THEODORE r. BRONS0N
Usiisd States Allotment Comlnissisners.
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
The Defence or 80. Louis.

FPkCIAL VHDkIS--NOs 30.
HGADQr ARIxns, 81 LouIs DIVISION,
81 Toum, sept. z, 1862 +
i-colore Henry Almstsdt, of the second Msxocr vo.
hneer Artillery, will have the garrsons OF the daeroat
forts IN and around the city Of 81 Louis drilled In the
Of hesyy artillery every day.
U.--Ae will many VI the prisoners confined
therein as he may deom necessary reurng The scarp
and coun,erscarp walls OF said forts
ui.--The repairs he win accomplish quickly ss his
available force viii allow.
by order ol Srigsdier General DAVIDSON.
JANIS A. GRRisoS, Lieutenant and A. A. A.G
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
AN INTERESTING yr.crp

Tbs following letter has fist been reseved from Jeut
" r. Allen, % ,hs Frs, regimen, New York volunteers
Wy bic fstber Colonel W ~ Alien " the stanton Legion
1seussnsnt Alep went out the ast regiment which
sAf New YORK State for sbe var sndsr osmnAas az III.
pxnw ssApss sv@ sscs tsss " sstivs s~sss, vnssv,
The New York herald., 1862-09-07
MrsCELl.An saOUs. s.
-. : Z - - y
EuEIfM ATIAM.

IL THosE AFFLICTED READ THIS.
No 81 East Twenty second street. New York, rcbrvRsyws
Ms2-Mcssrs, Metssrn 20 -ienemen, nks much pIs1y
sure u Testimony 70 The benchkf have dQvsa
fro wearing your Blero 0avanic fnsoes hAvs suffered
severely during ths last Eve years with RheumAti -
much So periods he'd but itss hopss ryvesiSn
.nc .sscts ofn an scr &c .a.sss 70 -
csn o. rsns fer seSysss. OaS'
The New York herald., 1862-09-07

Ak place over 500 vousn N ohila,sn vhaS shA Do
WIN .nenr 1nsy win stasvs II NOS FED.
- y y. TUTIIE,
6sadS SsSae cIauaaahs bssriss q Care
WAsurszos, August -, lsea
your dxy, and you are directed 10 issue ffo9 lhe
and Oommissary stores the necessary sdp
the negroes mentioned IN your telegram, and pat
special account 70 - kept o the supplies Issued and the
lsbsr DONE e. r. STANTON. Secretary al War.