davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-04-18

D~ Lei the Anna murderers be .igually
punished, and their ncig1boshood thoroughly
purified. AL our citizens will saY-.inu1,:a,
, 1863-04-18
Mem ADutrtiset1eut8.

~ C. r. sCRIFEN. ..A9yertistng -4gsnt, s.
Dtar1ora s!ree:, Ii authorized to y<cesre dHrer'ie
me0.s for thIs and al the lsaIii.g Nor:htres.e en-.
, 1863-04-18

IRON AUCTION.-We bought
i .t the Great Hanic Auction Sales IN New York,
within the past few days. and AEc now receiving. a7d
have In stock, oye-
, 1863-04-18

A--Steam gaW mill,
BBRi1e pits and breastworke.
C-B!ake's plantation.
D-Negro quarters.
T C%r~n -n+d hStJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

CoULDSr STARE BrLL.-The Merico (Mo.l
Queen tells the following: "a gentleman OF strong
Southern sympathies, while on a hunt for three
black boys, wno had lefs him without any just
cause, raid 60 friend that he didn't care 80 much
ios Sam aud Yves, but 4 can't do without Bill. III
give "a thousand dollars TO get him back Hero he
burst into flood OF tears and exclaimed: Bill is
NY own son.
VALLASDfG,Aa's BROTHER ARRESTED. - The
Rev. james l.. Vallaudigham, pastor OF Presby-
terisn Church in tho vicinity of Newark, Del. was
arrested, together with DIR. Nathan Hayes Clark,
at Newark, on Friday, by Capt. Thomas NJ Wenie,
Commander OF the Proyost-G uard at wilmington,
Del. The cause OF the arrest not stated but both
oi the prisoners took the oath Of allegiance and
were released. The Rev. Mr.. Nallandighnm re-
Gently published card in the newspapers denying
a charge that his brother tho Hon. Clement l.. Val
landlglam, hal permitted his aged mother TO DO
supported, IN part or in whole, BY the church to
which sho belongs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
"Iloner to Whom Honor IL Due"

10 he EaltYr u The ~. d i'tSI">
SIN: Knowing how willing you are to correc. any
mistake which your reporter may m.le Ilo Tho liberty OF
requesting small space In tho columns Of yoar valuable JouT'
nal place portion Of my command rsht before 'he public
refer TO tho seizure Of the 18th Inst the corner
OF Broadway and Thiry-seooud street. TUESDAY the ath
mat One hupdfod men IN Of Lieut., Ryef OF tho 10th
Battery n Y and LIEUT.. Joyce aud Chsie Of the ?Bth
Battery Y A., ordered from this post TO tho city
or this number ~ the 13tn Battery, ~ Y. " A.
and " from the 2O,h Battery, " Y ". A. On tho afternoon
tho l5hnst Lieut. Joyce with patty Of II men ffom the
s9h Battery osderod by Col Meyer to proceed to Th
nd and tho reported to DO socrecd
there lie went to tic place aesgnatod q aserbi'
oou aud took Eud.ld ies and equipments which Dc
delivered Col Meyer at tho Arsenal In Seventh avouus
tn! mob attempted repeatedly to retak- tho arm but Lieut.
Joyce aha brave oten Tepa'od them uutil they
were drawn by Lieut. RyeI. ,lchment hng down the
Seventh avenue Til. seizure has been eJnoou.y A,trbut
Ell TO the HAWKINS Zounys. have dso 10 de,aet QUE
part from tho credit do,eycdy due to that gallant
eorps propos state tho fact, respecting Lieut.
Joyce aud hs command
sm with goa, respect. your obsdient ser',n,,
}. &. HAHMuN. Capt Commanding Pos.
Fort Schuyler Ne,o- York Harbov, July p, 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

A DASH INTO FRisKLw, KY.-Yesterdsy morn
Ing, about 4 o'clock, fifty gucrrillas, VINO were
Texan hangers, dashed into FranklIu, ny. The
Union forces were in the Court-iiouse, and, there
being no pickeis out, tho Rebels surrounded the
Guy with their pockets. The UnioDists finally put
them to fight killing three Of their party. Tney
captured two OF ihe Unionsts, and roe niue horses
before leaving. IL Ii not known WHO WAS the leader
Of the gang, but they known TO DO the same
Marty who were ut WOODBURY. some eight or ten
DAVIS ago. They are a SGT Of common thieves and
hi9hWaymsn, who are committing their deproda-
lions Wherever they have an opportunity tc DO 70.
Louisville Dem, 2lL
CosFIscATIos.-The Nobiie idUertiSer OF June
% announces the sale of " treHty-frc c)nfscGted
slapes. tho property Of Lydia aud Richard =. John
sDn, alien eaemies." Over 200 acres Of valuable
land 20 bales OF cotton, aud large Amount OF otber
property of The came parties In also cOuiscatoi. So
uuth Tor COT iiscaliOn ia Dixie II the military aud
civil authorizes IN this department were to adopt
similar course hero instead Of lowing CLAIMS on
tLe Federal Government TO the amount Of $40 900
10 the most wealthy aud active Rebels IN Davidson,
il would be- better Ior the Government and for poor
loyal people. Nashville Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

Yesterday noon, bu. at p m they were ordered
back by MajorGsn. Sandfxd.
THIRTY-sEyESTH REGIMENT N. Y N. o.
This regiment will be paid off by Major King on
Monday next, at ten o'clock, at the Armory. None
Of the companies are now on duty except one IN
charge of the Armory.
sEyENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT N. Y. N. G..
Three companies Of this regiment are on duty at
Police Headquarters. Another company is await
ing orders at the Armory.
AID FOR THE CoLORED PEOPLE.
Subscriptions received at the Produce Exchange
In aid Of the coored people who suffered by the late riots
Amount paid to Jonathan sug-s Treasurer oil the
fund and receipt for the TAKEN Previously scknow
eernd by him q. received from Produce Exehange:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
DEMOCRATIC Usros AssocrArros.-Thi, Asso.

eaon met last esshn. at is corner OF Broadway and
Twenty street. bu, the attendance n, ony ~
member. tring Aor the usual routine business
the proceedings recently organized DemocTalic As.ocs-
ton in Bn.hsnton. ~ Y. brought to tho notice Of
tho meeting member read three resolutions adopted BY
the Bnshsmton meetinstho hr comPlnIentns the Army
Navy for thr vigilance in UNFOLDING tho nonor Of the
i.g second ionouncng mob law. lie said that from the
enens expressed In these resolutions he led to doubt
the orthodoxy OF tho Binghamon Democrats resolution
to appoint Committee to ties. tho con,.uliona,y OF tho
i sf introduced pending discussion on which our
porter requested 10 leave member iniornin. him that
the meetings were not public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

IycEYpIARY FRr-TmREE HoEsEs BURSED.-
About o'clock Friday morning Are discovered
n stable near tho corner Of Henderson and Essex Streets
Jersey CITY owned aud occupied by Smith Hays. coal
dealers There were horses in the s,abs bu. owing to
tho apd spread of the flames only two OF them rescued
and Ga. others burned together with ths building Loss
about $500 The unHtskaby the work of all In
No than incendsiy hros have occurie In
Jersey J and vicinity sece the breaking ous Of tho riots In
kew y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
The 8rH RrGIMEsr-MUsrER FOR PAr.-The
following order has boon issued tho members Of this seg
HEADQUARTERS arn REGIMENT Y.s.NG.l

STATE ARSENAL, July -, 1903.
An members OF this regiment hereby notified %
III, these hoadq this Saufdy) moruing at o'clock
foo the pupose Of receiving their pay There VAL Dc reg
mental Inspection OF tho at tho above place
Sunday morning. at 10 o'clock All members notified to
hs pe..nt at that hour ia ill isue with black bells
by order o( J. W. 'AhlAN. COL Commanding.
J. MAnoS, Acgs Adjt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

CLosED.-All the public schools Of Brooklyn
IL. d. c.osed ys,,erdsy for the Summer vacation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

BunGLARY.-The Clerks Oiice of Suffolk County
ct soutHsid f. wasIeobod on THURSDAY nis'' OIL "''N'
s6O Ia grcsE9scs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

CLUB HOUSE, BURsED.-Yescrday morning,
ou, carry tho Club House Of the Satellite ohese ouo
N,e.,r ryeyue near Bu.hwick avenue. Brooklyn H. u
va Get on lIo By an unknown incsndsIy and destroyed
Lea. not large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

Tug yorr.-ThcsofIcialv vote for Assistant Eng
,.r Of IN. btoobl,n Fire DEPARTMENT r. D. .oois Up ion
Jca,r. sO5; Geo. H. Lindsey, s!ii Blank. 50; 'saei'
majority, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
HosrETrERs STOMACH BIrTERS
HOSTETTERS BITTERS

...uss the troops In fOr the Union On the
probability that the ADuLrKRirxD CONTRACT srrxvLASrr
present used medicine by the Army Surseons will
he superseded by the puGcss aud beat Tonic Alternative and
Invso'an, that has bean presented to the Faculty ia this
any other country since tho commenced consider
able quantities of the preparation have been forwarded iron
field aud line ohesFs, both In tho Western and
Casters armies Tor their own personal and ss from
Of tho eminsn, militia in the service axes;
the extraordinary virtues Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

To re LAUycHED.-On Wednesday next hessrs.
Rowland OF Green viii launch the large boncad bat
.ry OaOn,.g. isa ft-clss Monitor On the same day
the Commodore. a wooden steamer Tor the 'Anier9us
line California win also 90 lauched roa, the YARD Oh j.
siuonson OF OreeByolnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

ESCAPED PRIsosERs FROM IRoY.-Omcers
frost and Jones Yesterday arrested escaped convict nom
the Troy Jail who with sa Others, released by the mop
Las. weed The OF the prisoner 1. lsAc Potter e 10
with tho oenso 81 grand larceny The accused h de-
tanned In the Foyrr Precinct station House, awaiting mo
arrival Of ollceIs from Troy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
Eostetter's Gtomacb Bitfers.

DRoTECT YOUR HEALTH
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BrTTERS,
Strengthen the stomach,
Invigorate the nerves.
Regulate the bowels,
Rssenerate the liver.
Improve the appetite,
Animate the spirits
Equaze the circulation,
Tone the whole system,
And thus proons life,
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Defy unwholelome sih
Qualify impure water,
GGsrd against damp,
Prevent nalarious fevep,
Anticipate indseslion,
Bsfls fever AMI sgue
Brave all climates
Recruit exhausted nstufe,
Sustain body and mind
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Epfeebled dySpeptics.
Toll. wearied operatives,
Soldiers in the hospital,
Ps'e, cArc-~orn citizens,
Settlers new lands,
Travellers an Explorers,
Victims Of sea Sickness,
The aged and dscrepi.,
Should all DO provided
WITH
HOSTETTEES BITTERS.
Harmless as 5;imulsns,
Powerful a. Tonic,
Quick ~ q Corrective,
Safe ~ Alternative.
Mild a. Laxative,
Sure a Restorative.
Good is Appetizer,
Ple,san. Cordial
Life has NJ safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
RROOKLYN ITEMs.

TIE CorscRIpTIoN FUHD.-The Committee of
IN, Hoard Of Aldermen met yesterday morning consider
tn subject Of appropraDg money 10 relieve citizens from
the d,sc An If views showed that all were in
syor Of the report &c presented by Aid Tenan The last
meeting OF the Common Council, except Aid Nodyne The
report as will be remembered appropriated slooo TO the
object Aid Ternan moved that his resolution offered ct the
Lac. regular meeting directing the Board to confer with the
State and National suthorie with the view OF securing Tor
due credit for the number Of men she has already
be adopted The motion was agreed to, AID sh'
Committee adjourned.
FIRg.-Between ] and o'clock yesterday morn
Ing broke 10 the wood yard of Mr. D. Fahey NOS
II aud 10 Furman street. Tho flames communicated 70 an
to dideren. Every ehor. was made 70 srt the
soimss but without avail ADD they were burned 70
death. One OF tie horses belonged II d. Fshsy one 70 M
Dom two to Mr. p. McDoDough and four to Mr. T.
H. Quinn valued at $40 each Mr. Quinn was insured 10
Glgan damaged about 500; injured in the Trades
meas Company Tho cooper shop Of L0ushi1 Co. wa;
Company. Mr. FsLey lo.i sl,fJ0 fully insured:
be occurred the Of Fulton ADD Clark streets
OF ss 800, :, aa.k which sc omss to the premise,
40 blew 5u. tho kysa s,Os furniture s in the OPPs,
k,ory where the acedcn, occurred was so dsaseu AUG
u was extng uish-d without further damage
Y,crIM TO THE NEw.YoRK RIoTs.-Tbe
body eoored picked up near Barren iaand yes
The clothes were tom Into sbed bat ba OF the coat 70
suns Coroner Heg.msD TOOK charge Of The remains ano
conveyed them the County Hospital IN fatoash "hs'e
inqle,t will be held this morning
MuaTgRRD OUT OF THE SERvIcE.-Ihe i3th
Regiment was mustered out OF the service Yesterday anu thi'
mo. ming the SD Aosimont viii bo mustered "u''
ESCAPED PRISONERS FROM IRoY.-Omcers
Frost and Jones yesterday arrested escaped convict ro
tie Troy M who with 81 others released by the MOB
lat we.E TIE name Of the prisoner Il Isac Potter s
carged with oense % grand larceny The accused ae
ansd Fotyhrr PIsciEct sa.i0n- House, awaiting 1ho
arrival Of oilceIs from Troy
To re LAUycHEp.-On Wednesday next hessrs
Rowland 0rsenroint will launch the large hon-cad pat
terry OaOnd.gs fnciss- Monitor On the same day
the Commodore. wooden steamer Tor the 'Aniersut
Hne California win also 90 LAUGHED foa the yard oil j.
SimoDson Of OreeDyont.
CIosED.-All the public schools of Brooklyn
tE. d. closed ys,terdsy for the Summor vacation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

MUSTERED OUT OF THE SrRvIcE.-The l3th
Regiment mustered out OF the service y~sterdsy anu h
mo. nng the SD nosilnont will bo mustered out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
BITTERS

Of sustaining strength and promoting health 10 hs
ud.s OF hardship and exposure and also safe stiuulsnl
for the wounded AZ private sisens, many Of the officers
Of volunteers had proved the hyei.n properties OF the sr
Gle and therefore wisely rssored to asa protective snds
remedy where their health necessarily in greater peril thsz
1. would be In civil fc
Dyspepsia 10 never 20 general distressing mis-
The appetite ksener and Is INDUCED to greater
extent IN tho Winter than any other tune Of the year. and
tho consequence IT, tho functions OF tho stomach bowels
and liver are during thu cold weather and
In relaxed and partially torpid condition when Spring
ryes NOW therefore, this time to brace up the dissst-
and .,cretiye organs for the Summer campaign With
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
HOsTETTERS BITTERS.
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON.
AND
HOW TO AVOID THEM.

Il IS Of infinite importance 10 the public 10 know thss
UOSTETTER S STOMACH BITTERS
prevent relieve and the complaints most prevalent %
tuis climate durinr Ito
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
SPRING OF TIE YEAR.

Their preventive alton simple. Actin. directly upon
the stomach ard through the stomach upon the yer The
bo, the circulation AID tho system they Impair
70 the whole olssnirou degree Of visor and elasticity
which enables resist the unhealthy smophefic inn1"
euce. by watch 90 many distressing ssdss produced
snd prolonged The great pedsposng cause of sickness
CoN.rlrrrlosAL end PHYSICAL DEBILITY Disease, Ike
coward generally a.a. the feeble and aside from tho
strong And this especially tue Of the forms Of disease
which prevail a., breAAog OF Winter The hst warm
dav. Of srng sun cen 10 thsw III. frozen earth The
elements Of nnumera5le ailments TIE missDs which the
o. had sealed up is let loose in clouds OF
nor aud Fever and Arue Bilious Regntent Fsvers ndses
ton Liver amt Diph,hera Rheumatism Bilious C0ho,
Asthma Coug Colds Phy.c-! and Mental Depression. and
low AID condition Of al the ya functions are among
the consequences of the great sprns thsw'
which fll. the air with uuwhoesoms dampa Fo,ty in dd-
res .ass. these prosrl,iss aud destructive agencies
Ieis ths ,tem il were BY resorting to pure :ouic
and attentive which will bring every organ and Gber Of tbs
fran. into best possible for resisting the flying Az
rows Of dseese which the ios and winds Of March, Ap:n
and May ugou their mepbisic wings Remember that
HOSTETTEk'S STOMACH BITTERS
arc Ike strong garrison thrown into fort before the ~
preach of the enemy They he eateI Of aSaisst
ss as II malaa.es arise sudden change Of
suipsrsus impure air prvaion eIposuls excessive labor,
aud maaIious exnslat.ons Hence they are
INVALUABLE IN CAMP
ply both or preventive aud remedial purposes Happily The
attention Of tho
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY.
has been directed the subject. aud the propreton 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.

To neglect hi, pecauton under such ccumstances 10 10
invite CagoNio INDIGESTION, tic most melancholy and de
heartenins OF all complaints.
Asa RKSEDr well Preventive, this celebrated nsdh
cinsl cordial ranks among the uost potent preparations Of tho
sge breaks up intermittent sud renten fsvsrs prompts
w. and without debatins tho patient and s equally eca.
eious in dsorier OF the liver aud the bowels For all
Of the stomach IL neatly infsbls anything Of
humsn origin expected to bs and In Of general
weakness it literally WHALING ELIXIR ConvAlescsats
will dnd IL and best nvsorsnt aud Restorative
administered to exhausted humanity. guaranteed to b
Absolutely FREQ from oil the corrosive which srss
into the composition Of ordinary dfasvs smuants and u
elect upon tho system is wonderfully soothing and
qustiug.
Lot those who wish to insure their health for the summer
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIrTERS
IS Spring medicine.
Preparedby
HosTETTER s. SMITH.
PITTSBURGH, PENN
And sold by oil Druggists and Family GI0c'Ts
N.w.York Oaiss No l23 broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-25

VICTIM TO THE NEW.Y0RK kioTS.-lne
body Of eoored picked up near Barren Island yes
srhay morning Tue body coutused aud sfeiy ouseu
The clothes were tom iDo sbred bot halt OF tho coat re-
suing Coroner Heg.mso TOOK charge OF The remains ano
them % County Hospital IN Flatbush where %
inque,t will be held this morning
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

NOVBnDEh Il, 1000
Pursuant to order of President Board met
at 7P NJ
Present--Messrs. Dawson, French, 0lshau
sen, and Smith.
The President being absent, the Vice-Presi
dent took the Chair.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Committee on Rules presented their re-
port, which was, on motion Of Mr.. French, laid
over.
The Secretary, upon request Of parties in
terested, represented that on the 18th day OF
November, serious difficulty arose between
the Principal of District No. 2, and pupil by
the name Of Elliot Foster and that the Board
is respectfully requested to examine this mat
ter.
On motion Of Mr.. Olshausen, a committee
consisting of Messrs. Collins, Dawson, and
French was appointed to examine into and re-
port upon said case at the next meeting.
The following bills we're allowed and ordered
to be paid:
Frazer T. Mitchell. for furnishing n aterials
for, and building, Of q fence at No. 2.---$l77 60
J. M. Dunn, for painting outhouses a. No 2. 81 -
Otto Smith. for stove, lamp oil, etc for High
sen :, "
- sehoos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o3
Ii. A huDge. for stove pipe, etc., for High
Josaph Wiszler, for brushes for Nos and 1 = so
Frazer Mitchell, for work at No. 2.-........ 3 90
starr, fer stationery at No. 2 and ii. School Z So
On motion adjourned.
OTTo SMITH, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26

Meet leg q the Bar oi scott Ceuaty.

CeUaf Rocn, Nov. -. 1852.
On motion Of s. +. Smith, d. L. Shersy uss
called to the chair. and Frank Plumsr wss ap
pointed Secretary.
On motion Of John n. Rogers Esq.. CON-
mittse Of three Vas appointed TO prepare res-
olutious relative to the retirement Of Judge
Dillon from the bench ef this Distriet-as!d
com mtnittee consisted Of John N. Rogers, D. B.
Trus, and H. X. CIausssn.
4 committee consisting Of Brown, Saith
and Ciaussn vas sppoinied BY ths chair ia
10 make arrangements for sappsr to Be CIV.
90 70 Jsdge Dillon.
The committee on rsselutic ~ reported the
follo~ viii be unanimossly adopted.
WHEsEAs, The Hon. John F. Dillon Who has
for the last five years prssidsi in the Dis,ris,
Court Of this County to the sniv srsal satisfss-
,isn Of The Bar and the public. Il about % re.
tire from the bench Of ssid Court. 10 order u
en- sr upon the duties Of . higher judicial Of
foe 10 which he has been elected, therefore b
it
Rssoirei. by as nsmbsss Of the Bar Of Scott
County that We dssirs 10 expsess our high ap-
probation Of the ability, industry and impar-
tally with which Judge Dillon has discharg.
ed The duties Of Judge Of the Tth Judicial Dis
trie,, as aleo Of his uniform eonrtesy and &C.
commoda,ing department towards tbs Bar
and that our regret IN parting from him ~ pre-
siding Jadge of this District is erly sqnalled
by our satisfaction a. his elevation to higher
position which his talents will adorn and 10
which his usefulness will be increased.
Hesslrsd. That We extend to Judge Dillon
en- iuvitstisn TO . social entertainment to he
given by us ~ q token Of our respect for bin
10 Mrs. Atkins Rooms. on Tuesday the 24th
ta.t.,. at 8 l.2 o'clock P. n.
d l.. SRosEY
Chairman.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-26
HsmeM Usr our s~.a...-.
Iowa SANITARY COMMISSION, J
UAvsKpoRr. Nor 10 1874


DAvsNPoRT, Nov. TO- 1863.
To Ministers Of the Gospel in Iowa:
Again we are called to Public Thanks
giving to The Almighty God for benefits con
ferred upon us as a Nation and State. II
our Soldiers, upder God, we are largely In
debted for the occasion Of Thanksgiving.-
Thousands of these, our coun,rymeu and
kindred, still langnish 10 onr Hospitals and
Camps. The contributions hitherto made for
their relief, entrusted to oar Treasurer have
been promptly acknowledged and faithfully
applied. With them No have been enabled
to procure articles of priceless value
and that money alone would buy
Not one dollar has been absorbed or diverted
from tn object. The necessity for money is
as pressing as ever, and our Treasury is again
nearly exhausted. Shall it not be liberally re.
plenished again on Thanksgiving Day. The
care Of our Now.sufsring soldiers IS our FIRST
,oofk, Let other demands await their time
Please procure all the money you can and send,
in drafts if possible, to Hon. H. Price, Treas.
Iowa Sanitary Commission Davenport, Iowa, or
Mrs. S. Root, Asset Treas, Iowa Sanitary Com
mission, Dubuque, Iowa, as may be most con
venient, and it will be promptly acknowledged
and faithfully applied.
J. G. HroREs, President
&. F. MAeoUE, Secretary.
A. J. KrSErr, Cor. Sec. and Gen. Agent,
Iowa Sanitary Com.
p S.-Nov. 2Sd.-Collections taken and
forwarded on the above call will be transferred
to the Treasurer of the Commission Just organ.
lied at the Des Moines Convention.