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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
Nipeteeutb Ward Republican Association.


At special meeting Of the Sn.eenh Wsfd Hs2lolican
Aocst.on held Of Lsndnsn's corner Of otb-st snd da'
saturday evening June e3 the following preamble and
f.,olutions were uusuiriouslv adopted
WAeJed We have heard with profound sorrow OF the death
OF e,ti1bs friend and the late Col James
Miller who f- tie field Of tbs battle OF Fair Oaks on
the day Of June 1862 while noby and ssa,ly leaoins
hi, I::ip,eut In that desperate conflict; sud
EIsysos When CovernrsDt oslled for volunteers 10
crust. out t, Infamous rsbeeu Colonel Miller was among
the ,t TO osr hrs and accepted tho command Of
Of sister State composed In part OF his old COM
salas IA sru. upon the jeds Of Mexico and,
ph<rss Csiere Miller for several resident OF
the Ward and a. che time Of NJ. death honoTsd
md .ass.bss As,ot's''o,; therefore
Rssped, That whs tho mou.oers or the rIretssnth
Ward Repuocsn Association, deeply regst his ioss and
tender ks afflicted widow aad family hesrtiet
pshy In their bereavement and 70 country our sincere
roget al tue ias OF able and experienced Officer we mud
cancellation in Tho fact thai he fell in glorious cs CALAMITY
lighting II the head OF hs command 10 establish and msusen
supremacy Government over rebellion and treason
Resed hat copy OF the foregoing preamble and reson.
ton be transmitted 10 the family oil the deccssed and to the
WM H. DE CAMP, President
COOPER. Secretary
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CASUALTIES IN THE TENTH MASSACHU-
SETS REGIMENT.

boston, sa'ufdsy, JuHs q I1l.'
Tie official report Of the casualties in the ioh
MASSACHUSETTS, Regiment, Col. Briggs, at the battle
of Fair Oaks, gives q killed, 81 wounded, and II
missing. Col Briggs was severely but not danger
ousy wounded. Capt. SNARE Of Company u, aiser
being wounded in the leg, was bayoneted bys Rebel
Capt. Day Of Company e, while being assisted BY
two Of biz men, was shOi dead BY a Rebel
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VI BRIE ID.

DOwSING-COBB-A, T,ryDwr Oh Thrnd,y, June D.
by lie R~v Oliver y. Cobb. d. John 4. ClsIk Dow mug
4. :. Army. 70 Sophia EversOr, daughter Of Sanford
COhb y.
UALI.--BgARSE-On Tbur,day June 5, By The Rev. Dr.
Thompson. ID. ". c. HAL md Mrs Arothesa Bess'e.
LANER-CHkDwICR-Cn Thrrsday jon. . ny TIE Rev.
Nj Mollan. John L. Lanrf ara May r tladwict.
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Ladies, Home for sick and WOuuds
sanitary Commission.


This o. Sanitary Commission will open an o'toe Tor The
transaction of bsues. No +9S Broadway second
Il 10 c.n,rsze a. this oc. s., information thse
can be obained from soycInen'a aa o.ss. bsvias .st
aud wounded aboard to Keep record y sca sno
m,de o. then 10 act as = medium OF communication smOa9
the local associations Tor tho relief tne ss "a usn' ~.
10 cooperate with the u. Military aud Aeccn entnote
here In the taon, reception and Go"1on " Pc
Medical students. d-si.oo- OF scLins dresser. on the
t.,nots in s,rsce Of the Cogmou, viii please report =
H. Office their ninies and address iefenses 20 .eu
medical pre- sepor. and the notice they require "hen
se nurses, youu,eeng .l.ir erVSe: on the 'Isn;poTs
cnce, and notice required ~ them. inflammation; &; ..,a ~
sus Tsona and physicians seeking n.ornat'en IN aessa
Tho ubc s.rsce Wishing 20 volunteer ~ erlss-nciess
A rr Lsyng business with the Commission. will sp-
ply in person tie superintendent IN charge
ID, and II D. IA. Tde Executive Committee OF the sanitary
Commission will usually meet At tho ohre' between an'
Tie .an.u..s of the Commission very heavy Tbs prss-
cut eopn no, - for the arm, in Virsaa and tho
soawest. It Is believed that tint. expenditure has saseds
t,ous aud li,es, O. least, in Virginia slone.
Contributor, sentiy solicited. and may DO sent 70 q.
II strong Nc. W w,l-.i.
Thu .y se nv,d Ispost before Of every day wbsS
mn,ncT OF leds ant in their severe, esbishIenn
Ir following .rio- Of hosptsl clothing and supPrs 80
ur,elv vented by Couui.on, aud DO cent to The
Wouiens Nsnsrs Association OF Reject No. " Cooper luz
-,tu!e; ,
Sheets. greatly wanted.
Cotton drawers, greatly wanted
Cotton 500 20 greatly wanted.
Cotton trot w0olepl wfdppers. wanted
Flannel bsndsses, wanted.
SUPPLIES. -,
Jellis. tea spirits ines fsrnsceons food condensed mix,
snd deoesed vegetables Boston efsekr".
b~-f extract. ice ny the cargo -.
Tie prodisou demand OF the La, mouth jnriug whisn
mo,s than hundred thousand articles OF clothing (oe.ide
other sappss have been i.suel by the Commission to The
sick aud wounded, ia the the Pstonsc alone tsnd
prob aoy much sueant the Western and other Ds
pssnen, reduced stock and although go cs's h.ve
bcsn received a. the Washington depot since April ~ the
demand 10 much greater than the supply.
yrecial the specified hist IN this adsstissmentn
besouSh, on the part OF thoso scading sappAes.
To this /, 10 DO added and xpscted
osst-od outer cothngcost psntaoonA vssis 10 c'otns
soldiers who fauled their uniforms % 70 % uns
Die to leave the hospitals shore whost irsh c'o'ns
HENRY w. BELLOWS President r
GEORGE T. STRONG, Treasurer % "s"~-
| THOS III. FAiLE r. ,,-,..s.n
Superintendent OF n \. Agency Of the 20, pS"
Sswfogk, 3sY g, 1904. y" ~"'
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Onsrosro.-An or,orio on behalf Of the Coorsd
Orphan Asylum is 70 be given this evening BY the
scholars Of the coored Grammar School No. = 81 the
City Assembly Rs0u,s, No. 44S Braadw'y.
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6peral Noiltcs.


Eighth Ward Republican Association. A
held On THIS f.sn3syl EVENING, at Hesdquartes Me.
hopossn Hail. No iG Pncest att, p. Every ,nsmber il
requested to be present. AND'W BLEAKLEY. PresE
css .h' II Yyos ,sSs"s' Secretaries.
Executive Committee Of the Repablirnn Cen.
fral C0nimtfteeA Regular Meeting VI this Committee
VIII DO held at headusrter Broadway and 2Jdp on
MONDAY EVENING. June 8. 1862. at o'elock
OWEN w. BkENaAN, President.
Hs F. WILL II Hsntlr' Secretaries.
Fifth Ward Republican Associatiop viii NEE,
At No. IA Hudson.st. on IONDAY EVENING June g. at
o'clock ia opposition TO Close Corporation" who al the
lot regular meeting rejected the Of ropcctss
citizens wishing to become members Az persons
and not willing to tolerate so g. en- ontrs requested
to attend. WIN PARKER, President.
Fifth WPrd.--A regular mscing Of the FIFTH WARD
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATIONS will be held Laird .
Ftlh Wsld Hotel MONDAY EVENING. June y. 1902
as O'Clock. Punctusl attendance requested By order
NATHAN KINGSLEY, President.
W. W.. M Il s.s, s'irr'' secre,srie.
Mercantile Library AssOriniiOn's BathinE.-
Arrangements b-ea nsje with the propretos oil the
Battery sYd Uo5oksn Baths eby members Of the Asso'
caon may be admitted upon the usual favorable terms
Tickets may be procured ., the Library Clinton Hall aud at
TIE dJWn.town orics. Cedsrst
THEODORE J. Hustled. Chairman Class Com
Sons Of Penusy lyn mia will meet at the Asior House.
ROOM No. MONDAY next Il p. m, 10 organize aud
adopt be deemed necessary Tor the
c.ty. Gov. CURTIN Of Penasylvsnis viii be present,
NEWELL. AGENT fof State OF Pennsylyalis-
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A Card.

T. j. VAIL, Halter lste with Beebe Co. will be pless>A
TO bis friends aud the public generally .. No. lib fultos'
w. below Nassau on and after WEDNESDAY, The 4ih inst.
whore he will the best aad cheapest assortment Of
SOFT sud STRAW HATS be fouod In the city. together
with new sId e!essn. styles Of Dss Hats tws sod bsc
for
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Oyycu o. rHu BoARD % UNDpRvRIrsRs,
Nxw.YoRx. June Z. 1854.

At special McednE Of the Board held this az
the following Preamble and desorons adopted. WIS.,
Whereds hiss pleased Divine Providence 20 remove fun
us by death. THEOPHYLACT b. SATTERrHWAITB,
late President Of this Board and OF tho NewYrk Mutual In
surAncs Company
By this dipenssion the social and oc, intercourse q
many brought olose, and renlatn with
feelings Of aud for ouf loss turn TO on remen-
br.Dcs Of those enisbe Qualities which dstioguhed she
decased and rendered him suseu associate and bellows
and valued friend
Mr. ssehwse entered the Office Of the New York insus-
Company Cegk in the 1877 and having subso-
qrootly occupied the position OF Secretary aud vc-Pres
oeut Of that Company finally elected President 10 1851 On
the death of Mr. A. B Nelson he chosen President %
the Boald of UndeswIiters in 1860
La his oici, cspaci,iss Mr.. Sa,terthwse manifested
q heart which attached to him large circle Il
friends and his sound judgment rpened by experience gave
weight 70 hi: epinons nd ensny qualified him for the 20
silions which no occupied. Therefore.
hestrsd Tia in the death of rheophylsct B. Setter
thwsite have to the Toes OF vsrabe presiding
officer whose clear intellect aud long experience I'm
def|rter coomanded and whose kindness q
heart aud quiet and genesny department gained seo
tion ate regsrd
RsoIed That the members of Board attend the funeral
OF our late President az ST. Johns Church. Clifton L. to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock.
sed Iha copy Of the foregoing preamble and resolu.
ions oe a1smed by the Secrssry the family OF tho de-
ceased and that they be published the daily paperx
Extracted from, the minutes.
q. ;. stage, Clerk Of the Board.
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Militarp Nptlres.
Dss.aAl HsApQUARrERs SrATs % SkS-YoaG, }
ApJerGyr GsssgAL's OFFICE

G-s.aAL HSApeuARrrfs STATE 30 sES-foa&,
ApJurAsr SsssRALs OFFICE
ALRsNy, June D. 1881 }
General Orders, No. 3S.-1n parscAncs u tie Pre-.
vision. OF cnted An act to provide for the eixo-
OF tho Militia, the oeaniLson and doipine OF the
National Guard oftas State Of NewYork aud for the public
defense" passed April ~, 1867 enronent Of all pesonD
within this state lisble 10 military duty vii forthwith Be
made CommsBdsuts OF Regiments cpjoncd 70 al
rnsdan,s psnie other enrolling officers and 70
that the peed and the enrolment books tiled
on or before tie lei DAY Of July neat Ia dhcnty
should be anticipated completing the enrolment within the
tine prescriosd the Commsndern Cbies will upon eppics-
ton gpoi persons TO lie nominated - Dim %
enrolling officers TO sss.st 10 nishng such enroTen
CouluanaGts OF Re- :nients " III report forthwith to ths
the receipt OF the eurolent books snd the
nses and Post Office address Of the enrolling officers In
whose hands they have been placed
b. oru1T OF tho Com uapdcr-i Chief,
THOS. HlLLHOrsE, Adiutsn.GenersL
National Guard Reserve.-Ths OHicers Of this
Corps ,sstsd to meet e. the TN hegnei ar'oy %
MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th inst. a, O'Clock
Kvo ,fer of Col LINUS w. STEVENS.
J,xss q. WILSON Adju,ant
Ladies, Home for sick and Wounded
sOI,DIERS-Thc Board Of Directors beg leave 20 70
und .,eir public the Urgent recessiues
than bundled sick sid wounded soldiers now sndee
their care They daily expecting large sccessions
Money Flannel and plain Cotton Shirts Canton Flannel
Drawers Psntsloons Slippers, aud Calico Gowns are very
much needed Provisions Delicaries, Wines ana Liqnos
I s thankfully received at the HOME corner Of lexioe-
ton..v and 5st-st. All articles seut 20 tho AMERICAN
EXPRESS COMPANY. corner OF Hudson and Jav'sts ana
No, I,I ard si2 Broadway will be sent Tree o. charge
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AErund in Necd-Try Ir.-Dr SWEETS IEFA

A Friend in Necd-rry DR. sN hnI -. SrA Al
IIHLE Ll.tlFN1 tho srst eSte nal remedy of INC sfs
rn the sepe Dr. stephen sweet o! Connect.
- ,h. huns.settsr, Whose is'~ 10 unrVsFd ~
thai Of .gy Twin. ~ i certain and iuoedsts is '
nj euigatIu Gor N.uIRss SpTsins, b.uises Qua, ""has
sees, Bnrgs aids, Flies, Lurlhayo Hss1ahe to1tniehe'
"a eli RhsuInas aud Nervous nsordsr kfena inu.S,,
a.. All sufferers should sgyr ~ tiis- hOhaD'pso"
Co. Pgopris ors Norwich. Conn . o,.s a, -
"' ytoEGkNk sLIEN Agent, 20. 10 Clis-st., N. \.
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"Let MY People Coz" And be looked ior lafs
ner but ushoa opp ior shteousns'' Du n.hna
r these thnss ,s,h Tho Lord and shsl not be avenged
an .reh nation 0s this p Upon Anti slavery Prayer
W.,.n, will b. held a. the Lcc.uTeRoom oi Dr Cheeyers
1srreh Isthrs, n,sg Union square, On MONDAY EVEN
ING. June g. ct O'clock The wisdom, Of nan syiiie,h
our country or .usey tho hckes clouds OF his vengeance
hsrfin,
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The second Lecture
Of the Course cefore
THE EMANCIPATION LEAGUE
will he delivered by
The Hon. OWEN LONEJOf
Of Illinois.
THURSDAY EVENING, June L.
at O'Clock.
A, COOPER INSTITUTE.
DOORS OPEN 1T T.
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT esq. President Of the
League. y III occupy the Chair.
Tickets Is cents; for sale at the door.
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la,ep;y, the Mayor says:

"Yoqr note received, and in reply have only to
say az toe evil authorities have no means OF defense
By the force Of the circumstances, the city lie III your
hands.
Immediately after, boats crews landed, and
The National flag was hOited over the Post-Otee
The party was followed by an excited crowd, bat
va. not in.erfered with. The 43d and 46th indiana
Regiments now occupy the place. Col. Fitch is IN
command.
The city 10 quiet. No Demonstrations whatever
have been made. II is asserted that II Will not
Be necessary TO declare martial law. Five OF oar
aunbcats now lie abreast Of the city. We captured
five large steamers which were moored al the evee.
The Rebels burned new gunbOat which was nearly
<es6y 10 launch.
REBEL ACCOUNT.
CHICAGO, June =, 1862.
TIE seg,Dkis Argns Of the 9Th gives an account Of
aha nasal engagement, and gays that three shot
were f;-eS from the Rebel feet before any reply
was mads ly the Unionists. After the firing COM
menced tue shots for rome tine fell shor, of the
marx on both sid,s when, the arrival Of several
more Of the enernys gunboats, Com. Montgomery
ordered the fleet 10 fsli back, which was done
Firing was, however kept mp very vigorously
The Rebel feet retired 10 opposie Bear street, bus
no longer 10 liDe q battle, when one OF the | mon
rams shot 3ean Oh the fcuaindef Oh the Dr"'' i'o
Besoregard prepared to receive her. Alter con-
test Of short duration, the Beauregard avoided
blow intended for her, and struck her adversary
forward OF the whelhouse. The blow placed the
Union boat hOrs IL coheb0t. Sho hsned of and
made for the Arksnes shore where she remained
during the engagement.
In meantime anotht Union ram, the Ellonsrch,
came 20 bis assistance. AT first the BeauregaId at
tempted 20 run her down. but missed her, and struck
the Gen Price Rebell w tie whee-house, making
. complete wreck Of the boat which made for the
lrka,isas shore and sunk. Apurnber Of persons on
board were killed and wounded by the Union
sbar,shooters. Az THE period four ironclad gun
boats winch had taken no part IN the action except
firing :. long range, cane Up. Upon their arrival
We eaaasasaias vas 6e.osiy Revived.
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]. l.. Browns Standard Scales.

ESTABLISHED ~ YEARS
These SCALES adapted TO every branch Of business for
weighing gh: heavy merchandise Have been IN ues and
received ihs approv. of the o. g. Custom House weshers,
City Wsigher ard fr.tcss houes throughout tie country
for 20 yeas All our SCALES made With CAST STEEL
BEAEINGS fron the very beat material by good and coon
peten. vorknen under supervision, and VIZ anted
In every particular. full OF all styles constantly In
Special attention given TO foreign s,snd.ds Cal OF
sspd for illustrated catalogue containing estimonAs &c
K BROWN.
No. Barclay ct. opposite the Astor House
~ Mr. J. D. BR0W3R who has boen with this house fof
the lat IL YEAR. still remains with
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joint Committee !.
on h9tions, Ahsi,
o. the
Common Council
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AT MANUFACTUREk5' PRICES.
$lOn60V WORTH OF FU2NlTURE
In consequence Of the failing OF In wholesale business
offer manufactured goods to the public OF u
lowest price,. - n
Couassng Of PARLOR, LIBRARY. DINING and Bed
ROOM SUITES made OF selected material and In the lsoss
fashionable styles All good, warranted
PLEASE examine our goods befors purchasing elsewhere.
WE'LL BRAUNSDORF,
Nos l2j and 27 Riyngop st.. between Es.ex and Norfolk
N B.-Orand Essex and Honsons stages pess close BY
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GROVER a. BAKERS CELEBRATED EOIsELEss
sksssdsosiSn .~h-.~l-sg-d 70 De sureriorto al
Others Nc tS Broadway, New-Yort.
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Howard AssOcis ton, PHILADELPHIA, for the Re.
let the Sick and Distressed, afflicted with VrGltnt an1
Chronic Diseases and especially Diseases Of the SEXUAL
Ogsns Medical Advice given Gratis the Acting Su
Valuable REPORTS on SPEKHATORRhEA or SEMI
NAL WLAKEEsS. aid other Diseases OF the Sexual
Orgsns and on the NEW REMED ES employed 10 the Dis.
pensar sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad.
Gross Ds. J.. SkILLlN HOUGHrON. Howard Association,
No. 2 South Niuth-st.. Philadelphia. Pa
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The Lament Of the Flea.
Long yesrs have wandered unfottered and free,
Aud bitten the young and the old
And laid in the cOuch OF the rch and the poor
And frightened the warrior bold
But power is waning fast from
Powder Magnetic and strong.
Invented by LYON is death to cur tribe,
And away rnnst travel ere long.
LYONS POWDER Is harmless TO mankind, but viii kl
oil house insects garden plsut.buyr &c LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS sure death 70 Yale and NICE solo
everywhere. d. s. BARNES, Nsw,fork-
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18

ne ,unmiGsnbelt sur& ira'ns civ 3't&sRh,
nod isins3 W%utsuo0alsu pu'@ HSsno g.
n,u eobn ,u9 eae B~twustistn: ttlbsn,
menlaiid eetantelt ,uup ktnttl rstntn
prinAip oeeItnt ju baten, Dlas Gfn3tse.
bas ibr ppu tbm ~ +erspavttn babt, II
tuer ,ia,nes 3tuants, eab ltbr stn Wtnf@
(e(p. WunpNt tbr eu9 nun bariber, pa6
"a 10 psn!a wabte Mbolh!ontfeu Attt eae
BE Yolltitfr I'd ni6t UNI zen ~W88N"'
tfummsrn unb pab lslhR ple,.S taatsmdn'
mr.. leine B,f.siuns nur 70 fern in Bs'
tra@t sttbsn, als Ge stn m6slt&ss Witts)
Der N.ttuns sssen BE feert&sn Nsbsleu
|tR?
Barbaren untncrddsn i'm, unb Bar'
]taren, (ousn Jpn befreien? @ls fret
MsnIam upolIa ibr IS nt&t; ipsrrst III
e.. ,t5anen ale beprdnate Spstulantsn {
Damn mabtu tbr cine Wusnabu'e tao&er
BON ausn Densn, .melde emilio aus Notb
Nsdt Greibeit unb 6umanitdt anrlefsn
eeusn aber Die NemeIe eas perntatene|
Dort in's @sG&t b6bnte: "3u fpdt!"
@rmu Nseer bif rem md&ttssn Nmt
rifann. BET ttr ni&t btlfen, po0te! Di!
Mms is piro ontwortsn: ~ (pdt, tr Il
70 ni@t psrtb, It 0sbe ju @runps, bannt
er ale llneIad5eefdbrte res arn,en Nseert
lerne, Elm Wen(4bn (ein"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
(&U%rrefppntena bss ,Demofrat".)
DesWotnse, 9. @ept. 1862.
Nreunp Gtitoli !

81 l&5nen Gage Don slranjusa rsr'
Ben tatp Doytlter fetu, unp ptr Guuti.ua.'
|rst III Mufang Ter SiBun8 miro, mentR'
f.ne flr n1t@, tsr Id BE auQsnsbme auf,
oabt .rilQe,~ Die &inrsr ter 9aune uniers,
@tlebme1u erf aus Der ptrf&teeenen
N,Ben, in biz fe Ter Rampf Der Debate
,ss.viGtn. tpiersr 3ufammtn ju aiden uuo
nann fir tte @taate arGipe tn's &etne u
l&reiten. bu.@ abesmdbiae 8ef&dfuauna
aus9eBlf&en. eS5eoer. Ter 6olbne8 f&rti'
ben farm. Bat nod 70 Elm neuesbornes ST.
febletn Dor Etor(&luB in tae Rirhtntu&
ein3utraeen. l1nter bisftn llmfdnben IT.
puusrs i'd, Ddusn @uni& mad reotlmd.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
& upftel 1856. az

CINE Nftt, i'm Rapittts32 son hen @tftBen ~ber
ae0enrpdrtigen @ttune Der @eneral'8erfarnm
lung 3u amenbtren, unb tuetter fur bic Collection
pom @elbern III {pr8tn, BE benz @taat uno
Count jat1bar fnb:. =.
e.ftton l.. SCI 81 son Der Ben era1. S.rfan mIuns be-
etaates Sutpa serfass. Da5 ber eetsrsss Btarute. br In ets:
stun ttutb. ut. seuauutta, oau melaer hee Ute ~ttsdassas
II, fea fem: -r.~ -. ~'
''GsRtus-re, Generals staats. anra1t een Ser ast5riss 81
Rriit. Numalt, I'M Gaae bas llrftsil I'm yQamsn bes @taatss IN
ub ts ertr6se pavon aab an tds Staatsf&esauat ,at!bar.
8~mettens-D Dot I'm Sale BIT GtnsFufte uou hem. uttRftI
bur&'y ge(tt an bas Gountufaasan't ,atIbar snna&t Rne'
gum Nussn ber County .0tsenut. ster bas e&ul- eees aabtrf
tsnts!bts Geuntps, 70 fou Der DtRrit. uutalt ~ qaart'tes'
ssb5rteeH 8eamte tstn. cher btr Erdfeent oan efa D'a's o.
.eup.eoifass bes aeuutYs. eser trssub tin me@tsennaa. etF
bure len ssase BIT euperofors aus.aeat eesr aase'tRrt H.
fulnt Gurecuxs einlutla6sn. -"I*' -
,D~silteus-DsB BIZ stepsenann.eu 1eauten III I'm sbeHse'
nauu.en Banen spIle Autorttat tahtn. follen, I'm asamsn BET
Staotts pber GeuntvS. nit e Ger Gan fen mtg. N bttex MI
0ruut. p6tr ~beweeItd.s GfstntAuua ,u saufsn, ,pst&ts aate,
Gretutspnr auf ttn 1rsptt4 bin ~ auaasa bs eiaeitf rst'
Gpuxtps, pssr trseuh ennn Gsab ~be{tlbeu. ~seriauft wirb. mena
,un,tr 'fe 81 INN B.aex b.s staates sters County fur netsren'
big betra&,eu. 70 IN bunesln, uns folIsn a& eeu statstntl ~
setaattun Gtetattum In bet, Nauaeu be- Ssaates eses qpuutss
set.n lsTen. UNI e. ~ teltsn unb ~ ~strptnben. alt ns IN sss
ute ssn usl&.r bte(e ~eredrlenb IA. teftnmt virb. it3
6 elt *2.1 Da6 In allen Vd1en, mo 8Orbttunaen erma@tu
anb, pSe, ibpdterbtr ~ 9uuRenbes Wareeu bss etaatss'fans'
nidts tisf.s etaates erwa@tn msseu, pe&s' ber aparetn al
rS,tl'a tetrs&tet bur&'' @sts ~ coll 'ttrea, f. fet - til
pala. bes DiRftlt. gnwaltes ees erasn Dtr'at'' DtRr'H' taa'
dter bteislb.n alass ~ brtrsen uub fs ~ %tullfttren nre IN
Sal, brr gou,.. rsur res etaatss 70 beatmmen tOu, 70 i't1 hE
gtpral.aupot be- etaates et[as'1 xlast aaf lt'ns ~se''S"H'
Dr. Dtsua. wtbuen. ~ j
s.st. 8. ~trttetle. tte isss obi, fpdttr ~ cunreu ~
watten ssf p.ntttattarpa ss.e.t'n tint ss'r~s'sta, f'l1e" NM
ter Sr.,u,tou tuaeftlrt 4ncrbsn ;uue Ter. 0eneral @arals eess
Dterii uusalt fuu tislelte gellmaa. babfa. Gssersbum ms
frr iLutAm Gr,sutiun %ein,ubi,ten unb ,u sauftn. as tn btsfes
-at,.-,rttti1t wtrs, ~ ut.ptsilet uu aunRttu bst etaats' aas.
aue bas e~te.uttum torl attaItru tusrben uas se'utaesf ron eea
@.usera,a. ,sm Russn Ter peniisn.'ers: auf sttfesot- mesk;
ss e tn Der aite uop w.l&sr btefs e~reauIsub IA. teftmmt ptte'
U.uebmsst. ten8 AvrtI 1862. f,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
E Inter ben uerihieoeueu BiQs,

1 Inter ben peri9ieoeueu Bills,
Die un(err 2eaisIatur porlieaen. II bt*
icnrsre cine Don oQaemeinem 9"tfrflle'
Dis(tIte nil Ole DitnfpRi&t fur Moor'
fsbenre 3iebunNn ouf ollie @n1onnlt@tn
IN ob n erreS S,aates Artidm ~
unp 45 9abren, m50sn Ge Gtnatwonr'rt'
(ein orer ni4t. 1usrtbnen, unb nerlan9l
cine .senaue dgtli&e llnteriu@una in
Bdlen -noree(dieter- llnfdtiatsfL- 4olptt
pollen Bewets r.e Nllers. fals Senane
G& auf iol&ss b~uufenp, Grsuption osr>
!anat. Die BiQ miro srabrf@einlih an
senommsn .utrpn. aQebisber ertbsiltsn
Grempttons(&etn. rpsrpen tsu'na@ aut
ben Gau. eab Is luts 3tebnnB .tor'u'tn
fotltt, utgttti8 fem. q 7-zss .5- 70.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1862-09-18
GSploTon'b es Nerratbes I'm
Stprben.S y

Der q. .. 9eralp foreert @eglsaan
owl, n .rt Y b mtntfrattonaa
& dsra { NJ. unb LID ltlteo9n
Wtr5ua an bic Sptte,bte
O. Ger nj mtnts III ftlltn n,
DIET .alfo mar Der 3ued aQsr osr Ntr'
yatbrr.t.u, tnfotBt- +-efe-Na ettutnraad
BEN Nprpen btneinaela0en unp MeQleuan
i an pte 5pibe ber Nru,ss 8tlsQt purrt.
6at man In Dem yu.t istptn 5ant faF
n ben 6eralp?
Grfennt 3ineoln entli@ feline Gtsunee
. 6pfsntlt@ miro Die Gonosnt'01 ost
@ouosrnture tss Norrene stne fsue vt
Raltuue ber DtnBs l&nfen.
p 3st7~' o.. '- .~ru> ,
Ga b,iet tae eineoln ben pope mad
6t.7paul blob ps6balt .ssfanet batt. tpt'
IL: alaubte, ben Rsbsuen~ rpe9en pops's
befannter Proclamation @snu8'buuni
1&uIbfg au (etn.