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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05

1kS. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 Co., Pre-
VI psiet"rs Of ,be Nsticnal Discenssry, ests.
is~ed 81 Cin inDx'i o., Jan. 1860, cure al rsi
ssts d'eeases With unsxampled ~ tidity. W.
guaraL tee to cure ,oO,ri 81, Giee., Syphilis
lnpUfrrcy. Hoctursl Em'ss oGs or Sci Abuse
biurnal missions, Fem~Ie Complaints, in shor
every pnss bio term ana ysuetJ II secular III,
sac. turas Taps,, thusaegb and permanent,sD
fees moaarate. Send for gu c,calat fgtetf
f.e In. y II Ia n ietier pages. o. Ri, va.
uab All. intsfes ting matter. Aiso y circular IT,
tended FOR Ind o only.
NJ ny Of oar patients asfert they have ssn'
mo1ey 10 Doctors in EASTERN cities and receives
10 returns.
Tten wy not psireniz. home iaient-nsnw .
sn'w tie es'cru climate n can effect VI % lie
e1rss.
a. Iackson's Female Pils-sl per hox-scud
Tor citcuer. Special written repiis e, we'll sesleo
nj viii cireul r without ct stge One oi The
cheapest, most ir.festing and imports ut Loos
ever pub itbed 300 pace, ltO engrayings "ih
Mountain Of L'ghi, or Medical. Protsetor an
Marriage Guide aud An Explicit hey h. Love -.
sesu y" rATi. = sbIflLs reveals v@riop'
subjects never before fully expl.insd 10 any pop
ul.i work in the English language. Prize D. g
aud one cent stamp, Or three Tor - and fbfet
cent se"mpe. kally described IN eircules, vbtsL
every .uLg man eLGud / ave whether sjoh ~ 80
Medicine ard 'nstsuOtions sens prom G, to sny
part Of the country Cossuitine Rooms Ut tb.
bis ps. sary, No. ~ Sys.noss street. Z. .. Boa
No 43s.
bR. JAs KSOS'S ORIENTAL LlNIeENT
Removes III coidnsn Aad sejsvesa:ss Ncsa.
hAvs lain doewsut for LaDy jean. II viii Sur
any cases Of inps,eocy, create and ircaesse ID,
paseions for any reasonable time. Can be mile
with pers ct safety. Price two DELAYS pc. bottI,
Dk. J. CksONiS FRENCH PA1ENr SAFE
Il il fsrfssiy Fate and never fats to give sari
sesins, contract 8 disease ever invented. frics
- or ~ per half jC2su. and IL pr zep, ser
~ mail. lspl1 dAyn+
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
sss..G. ~ .hSDEIAs;E.

Sold At Wholesale in Ihioago by FlLLlH.
NCH Il FJLLf x. I'd All tfus4ists
ES> Country =. e,cbantsand eait re surrJied
T., + I:es.ey anc :. h beoA .ilh. Ihicax
So Ii aeel Ctt b I. tneoty, r.. T. : isol-
|. RI. Stsreneoa X tHr1aban, !. J. Wells. 4
thlegei iifren Koch and A. IL tac..
Soln i. who,csale by heiderbrcke 4 Willie. and
F. 70 tide eig My2s-GAw1y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-05
-: Antssny's Fire. Rose or Erysipeleeu
.icr and SAT- Khenm. ~crfA hco1s
ksHyWopns. aOps Eyrs N,~m.~

Df Kohelt NJ. Pfeble writes trom Salon, y y
I2:h sept. 1852 that he has cured "a invetetstl
case OF Lrrpsg, which threatened 10 terr1insfs ~
and ai-o dangerous Mah0aant E-yaj,fi ns by lnrs
lions by l, corstantly Ivy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Correspendence of Tho Lssvenwor,h Conse, vstiye.
Ennr QInsnn Nav ~ l2G

CorIesIondence oil lAe LsaveIvnrth Conse' vstiv0
FoRT 0IBsON, Nav ~, 1853.
On the morning of the Goth the Rebels attacked
us and drove off somo Of our stock, and killed u
herders. We met them on the plains east OF 'he
Post and drove them into the timber and shelled
them from 1t with artillery, which did the
best and most accurate shooting i have yet
seen. All the shells but one exploded. Some OF the
Rebels were mort horribly enthusiastically torn
to pieces. The Rebel leaders--COoper. Mcintosh,
Stan Waite, Quantrile, and Major Wesl-were
present. The latter was killed. We buried him aud
some others OF their dead.
Col. Phillips is very efficient officer and does his
work well. Maj. Maynard, Medical Director, Mai.
Pomeroy, Maj. Foreman, Capt kinter, and Capt.
GreeEsh, whom the writer saw, deserve honorable
mention for the part taken by them. am al-o in
formed that Capt. Lucas, Capt. Dobbins, and Capt.
Gardner rendered invaluable services. Capt Horne
commanded battalion Of the I'd Indiana infantry,
with which he pushed tie retreatng Rebels into the
mountains, where cavalry could not pursue except
on very narrow crooked road. The battle eDds-
the smoke blows away-and we are victors
We were all very uneasy about the train, and very
anxious for It's safe arrival, beef was the OIL
staple" Lieut.-Col. Schwartz arrived the
2lst, bringing through with him 80 wagons, Pay
masters and others Of lees notoriety. The Colonel
met the train Of Ito wagons 100 miles north of this
place, and brough, 30 through in days lie better
deserves Eagles on Ills shoulders than y-lOihs
who now wear them. The balance of the train is
looked for 10 morrow
We are an1lously awaiting tho arrival Of the
colored regiments under the gallant Col. Williams.
He has 10 sympathy for Rebels and iu-t such officers
are greatly needed in army at this time.
The Rebels are annoying every side.
Another attack may be make at any hour. Strong
e-en,orcements should be sent here without delay.
This poet IL the key TO this country, and If are
are compelled to leave 1t, IL will 70 dishearten aud
demOraze the Indians as TO render theb VI avail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JUNE g. 1863
Saturday, June 6, VIM. C. Gilman,

SlLNAS-1o this city. Saturday, June 6. VIM Gilman.
se-o 90 years
lbs hi-Dd, invited tn attend the f1ur' services his
lso residence. No. II Fest Twsn'ysevelth street tls
morning Juns Q, at % O'clock Ihe will be taken
70 ho"ieh, Como, for iuterGer
HhYDEN-in FhEsbsthtowu, ~ J on Saturday,, Junsg
JOHN Hayden jr, 81 John aud Eliza Hsyden Bged II
yesr.. months and day.
The .cnus OF "a. family respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral Tu-sday tire Oh Il ocock =, tie resi
dsrcc Of bis iatnis No. 4j9 Va'er street Ezabeht0wu
HFRRlCK-On sunday, Jobe T. Gsorsiin, Nash d,ugbAr
OF k,cnasj p aud usorsiana hsuck aged Yeas sad y
T relatives and friend. Invited 10 attend the funeral on
Tuesday the 9th inst, u O'Clock, from Nc. ~ East
Twen y.hnh street.
uiJTTON--On Fnisy June S, Alexander Hutton aged AZ
nj friend, arc respectfully invited to s,tend HE funeral from
mis- lat. residence No 80 Morton street. Oh aondsy sfet-
iaAa. eth ink, st2 acl.cA. o.:
KIPP-On saturday June a. her residence Mount Plsss
snt Wes.cberer County n Y. Catha'ne L. hpp youns
est daughter Of the late John kipp.
Her relative. and friends respectfully invited 20 aend
the funeral Tuesday the 9Th, at al O'CLOCK l. Ia no'
remsibs will be inferred at Chsppsqia -
HfTTL EI-A iorkvil-. Sturdy June b, OF o1hsu'p
on fihry Jane wife Of James Meter ana adopHa "eusn
fsy NV N Seymour.
r.. f.n3, Of the Family invited TO attend her funeral
or H,laS the 0th inst from her lac residence Eat
Eishty f,nr,b ,ee' near Fi's; eysnUe a. y O'Clock
1s M1lssss TsoS. VIZ e PER fioMs, .seS
The r.siy,, ard fsQds Of the family invited to sisp
her fssral tbs cay 3pday) g. coet from the Flank
lasvesne fre.byteisn Church lthe Rev GretnIcai o.
near NJ Jrtla svenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
AN ArCrENT CNPPERMEAN.

When Benedict Arnold bad sold his country
80 its enemies, and found himself unable to de-
liver the goods, he made precipitate escape
TO the British lines, aud there proclaimed his
treason in Proclamation. which reads as
follows:
from BENEDICT Arnold ocsmation 10 the Citizens end
Soldiers Of the I'm, Cd safes, sled October %. 1850
"Nou promised liberty The lesdefs Of yoar tlsrs
but thore ndydusl in the enjoyment of it ssvug your
oppIessosf Who ynn dare sneak write Whist be
thinks aLust the tyranny which has robbed yonr
petty imprson sons draqs you fe!G Qf battle and
80 daily da"gnJ yOur EQUITY cfh 6i00d2
Our country once WIS happy, sud had the prof red
feoCc been embraced rae s peG,S Of misery bad been
speut IN peace and penty sud r-pg the deoon 81 TIE
quarrel that would have the Interest Of Great Britain
81 Ameics IN true light and csueped their f.nd,hp
wish 10 lead chosen band Of Americans to the t,tn
nent Of peace liberty and sGteiy the fret tec in taxing
she field.
What Amercs, but land OF widows orphans aud beg
gsrs But what need Of to such feel infinitely
moge misery than tongue express give my promise
OF sec,iouae welcome all posed Join
which most ne increased until with ihr
nDerAty Of the psYeut country which still Cte!s proec
zion snd perpetual exemption from al taxes but such
"BENEDlCT ARNOLD"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Gen. Paync's Plan of Paying Negro abOr-
crS on the Limitations.

The following is an exirac, from = letter sent by
beu PAYNE to Gen. Roseordns Ii is creditablo to
both tho bead and heart Of Gen. Payne, and The
intelligence it conveys is highly important and
gratifying:
"GAILtTIS, Tern. Monday. June J. 1853
Nv plan for changing slave 10 bred labor, Ia
working admirably. We are hiring the black peo-
ole TO their own MASTER. We Gay 10 The servant
that ho is TO have IS per month"; and is 10 be 'sith
ful and good and work hard We SAY 20 him IN the
presence OF lis former owner, that II .ls employer
does not raw him at the .Dd Of tie mouth IN good
MONEY. then he 10 to return. Ws make written
contracts, in which the slave is ouly known ~ 4
hired man.
"Jhe Fairview estate has upon II 100 slaves.
Tho estate 10 four miles from lere. The trasl.es
and overseels came TO me 10 20 there aud comptl
the black people 10 work. i tod the.s should DO
40 but should make 1t CHARGE on the estate TO pay
them for their labor. They st Qnce agreed to II.
want down and told as blaGs inca they shoul hay.
a. per mouth, aud the Women s.. i would stop ne
raw of any lazy or disobedieul servant, and would
punish lin beside. You can form no idea 81 the
change in these people. The overseer is compelled
TO report 70 NE each v eek, aud be says there has
never been anything like it. They never had 10
much work done, nor half ~ sell done, before.
PAYNE, bisadieI- General"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

PAprRs OF To-DAY-Mr. Charles T. Evans pro-
poses 10 publish series Of monographs under tie
above title treating fully bu, briefly of special sub
iects touching toe Rebellion. The first, which will
be ready in few days, is reprint Of MIR. Charles
Nordhos very interesting and Instructive letters IN
The Eveniag Post concerning the Freedmen OF
South Carolina, their appearance. character, condi-
ton, and peculiar customs A great deal bias been
written about this Port Royal experiment, much Of
j, by intelligent and wel-nfOrmed persons, but We
do not know where TO look for better 3 aement Of
the present condition Of affairs the sea islands Of
South Carolina than is contained in Mr.. Nordboh
letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Trnvclcrs, Guide,

To Albany by Hudson River RR.. So Warren
IL 10 aud a. s. aud loi .. IN. Sunday e.z2 D. u
To Albany bv Hsrfem kR 2Sthst and tth-av l0ta N
10 Boston by Eew-London liae. Pier 49, ~
X, stonington line Pier H. n. r.. and Fall
River line. Pier g. n. H., dsyl SundaysoI.
csPted).., ........................ sp IN.
To Boston, BY New-Ha,en RR.. via Spring.
held 21th.st aud +th-av N. and a and p.
To i'oston, by New.iiavsn RR. 27th..t aud
STRAY via Shore Lins III! and D. m Sunday, p.
To Buhao. by Erie RR foot Of Chambers, ..
..........-..........7an and 10 and p.
To Philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad. foot
OF Conrahd ST. To- am, 4. a. ia Sunday, y p. On.
10 Philadelphia by Camden aud AInboy
Railroad Pier &c ~ r.. foot If Barclayst. a m. pm
To w .shington, by New.Jersey RR.7 lOam
aud ana ny p foot OF Court sndt st. Sanday p. m
To the West. By Central Railroad OF NsE-
jersey. foot Of Court andt-st. and a. ~.
II ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tpm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

The BILLIARD ToURsAaEsT.-SIxTB Day
Saturday sixth day ofke billiard ,oornsy Irving
Hall and the felt In this unprecedented exhibition Of
chs most ceebsted artists of America now assembled In
Conges seems increase the teTuinstion spIIoscLss
10 the afternoon Terns the fsmous Cincinnati professional
and Deery Of Washington. commenced the proceeding
the seemed odds upon Iiefns ~
fhs 81 uings the stood T-maD 4b Deery s Tho
former and the Ia 1913 poio 20 Buitbe TIER
managed 10 get tails fiyoi position and without
atoppnr made OF 35 points the luget ever Ioade IN q
public natch) aud tho game BY ~ only. Inc DeII
ssms ~ss Kssnssh and 90 dthwas AID was won
S the former (who eyieDy ds,t ned be The scAno"
.dssd Champion Of American billards) by 24b .pobta
Ks,soarh who 10 the OF MI PhosA In the propre
tobip of the Bisid EstsbLment Broadway aud Tenth
Al present looks csrthin winner of the
aabe hs yins " OIL oil his matches Ia the toOfnamsDt
4, The sysoips Foley Deory met together Tor the hrs'
time aud the for the s@cond time IN 'ho day h
ZION. ~,.io, nv two points only UBforunsteiy, his
xtonisn hackers with ole solitary exception nsa :.
ssrbsA home else large smoaot Of mohey vona nave
shsag.d hands on this having escssd hun hssu,
IN his previous games The last gss sno rhsps ths uos'
sHeing Of the weet was between Mesut Ismah arc fo1
The playing OF both superb and afforded es
light to the ssssnbed spectators The lead was ho s "
end thea tho othsy until the JIb INNINGS ehah ran
cut the gams winning by 50 points only. . , -, ~,
To-day TieDsnn plays Estephe, aud ksvahesn tnss NJ
SAIL with the geGtlsusny representative oil IA h
ees phs 10 the sfrDso Al night SeeresI ana fox shs
eslsthwsits and Fox. contest ioi sspfefaaey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Fpos THE SASDwIcn lsLANDs.-"e nave nies
Of TN, Honolulu Commercial Adre' User TO The ION
Of April. inclusive 1t anpounees tb" tue remains
of Mr.. Il. Is. Huntley, who went ovor 10 'oe ihii'
have been t6nnd It. ID snpPosed that be was re-.
upon and murdered by robocrs who io"ow.' n'.'
from san Lnis, California lhe fc'hi"' 49,.
believed TO reside in Lyme, Connecticut.
The Labaina Sugar Conpan nave na p a' a.
rsngement with Mr., Heron, professional engineer
who came out in the steamer Thames 70
their works. The prospects Of The c%ina'y arc w."
very fair, and improving, NJ raer NIL anu ia''"'''
10 being brought into service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
The National Young Mems Christian Asso.
chiffon.

CHICAGO. Saturday, Jpre z, 1863,
4 isi re and interesting meeting as he'd tonight
at BRYAN Hi, under the auspices of the National
Young Mems Christian Association.
Eloquent addresses were made by George II.
Stewart Bisrops S,mcsou, Kahuruel; snd otbers, in
behalf OF TIE United > stes CHRISTIAN Commission.
the object o.! the meeting
A large and interesting meeting was held tonight
at Bryan Hill, under the auspices Of the National
YOusg Mems ChrlstieD As acis,ioD. Eloquent ad-
dresses were ms1e b. George Ii. Stewsrt, Bishops
simpson, kaburuell ana lers, 20 tehail OF the
United Siaes CLrisiisa C1uuissiou. generous
contribution was received 10 luther the object o.
toe meeting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
nAE ssrED.

nRI0Gs-De MOTgE-On Tbursd,y. June 4. by the Rev
Dr y,fmlys Mi Jas H. Dnggs 10 Mis-, oopha :. Ds
Matte OF he ist0 Nathan Jackson, a. 81 t
city.
BARKFR-kINSE- al he 81 l.. Church in pem'.'. Omen
d.g. Coungy ~ w. on 1huf.d-y, Jun. 4. Dy The Rev w
Rod, ia, Rev ii \. Burs,To thu ursa Annual Confer
encr TO Mis- Lills ciJcst daughter o. Llieg hi"ncf
e,o Of the Aforesaid place.
COOPFR-W LLIiM5-On Sunday. June :. Iah' BY the
NJ M T. Adam Mr ina.s ". Cooper II south Caio-
Inns To Mis-. Heater Ann Nn.idn,s Of Baltimore MD
Thursday. luu. g. ilb3, BY tho
R,y b. Pilsbury at the residence Of the BRIDE. li'f
gr John J. Wagen,r ~ Hattie r.. eldest daughter oi
DANIEL l.. Smith, both of BrooslyB. r.. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

LlRur.-CoL. SNITH.-Leutenant-Co A. Smith,
Junior. of the l6Jth New-York Volunteers, IL 70
ported a, having been dangerously wounded q: the
a..su,t at Port Hudson on the 9th ult. lie is al
ocer 10 the Second Duryes ZOnave', native OF the
city of Brooklyn, and one Of the earliest volunteers.
At the commencement Of the war he was AdJutant
of the Thirteenth n. Y. s. NJ, aud was with them
during the three months service prior to Bull Kun.
he is q young man of true patriotism and unihnch-
ing courage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

--rraucis NJ Dre3cl, Sr., Of tho Grm OF Drexel
s. Co., bankers, Philadelphia, w"s fatally Injured on
Friday afternoon, in jumping from the kendl"g cars
al the corner OF Seventeenth nud " How streets,
PLiladelphia. lie caught under tho wheels and
bad both legs crushed, aud olo taken entirely GIL
He died at 10 o'clock III the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
E,,c,,aiumcu,..- Monday, June \.

WALL,CK's --School Tor scandal
.IHIOs-DnkeB Motto. m -. NJ,
LAURA X ESI's THFATER-Ths Troupe ~, ~ pehis'
NATiOEAL ACADEMY % DESiON-No 10 ni io 'l ~
nAU.,f'N'S Ml'sEuA!-Gsn LON lh1mo SUI WIZ, aoi'
rnti aud Minnie Wsuon a, oil hours DRAMA al ana
:. o'r.oci
GOUP,i's GALLERY-WoTs. Of Art
=, an BROADN Ai- llsyerieycIs P,in1ns
ipvlNt, ukLI.-Irand BuiiaTd Tou'n ameut
uODNNOHrTs tIALl.-M'ss Dafgtn's h"sdihs-
iIOPE CHAPEL-Duh,cqs Holy Land, Ae'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

would afford sorry excuse for bis intense
devotion to the Rebel Save Power; but, that
being DESTROYED. we eau conceive no other
half so good Is at it truS fnA' his parents
were from Virginia and Maryland No man
could be so wrong-hyaled without some twist
ia his nativity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

The Messrs. Foothhker, whose father was the
pioneer settler of Philippe Me, in the hafee'!
Settlement" have 30 of Pine logs aiioai wne"
are coming down the AndToscosgn. aud VIII maze
900 900 feet Of lumber when cut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
DIED.

cOs0ROyF-At Havlrtr.w q, u o'clock. o. Sunday Jnne
I Mr.. Rob.ccs Co,rVvs widow oi the Il1e 'h'''fAe'
Cossrove In tho 10tA.y year OF her Hse. c,, , "a
pnn., service. ct the second Pieseytefan Cbufe h ~
O'Clock a m on Tuesisy. The frsud, VI See 'saily ae
responsibility lavnSd " siteas,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

Tag ILLUSTRATED Nrws.-The last number Of
chi. paper is more than usually excellent, and IS a
high bid for popularity over its rivals The sreeheF-
bearers and the psir Of fast troere IN double hsF-
cess are both sngraviDgs Of great spirit not often
sxcelIed ia illustrated papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

FiRK IN CnAMBERs SIRiEr.-About noon, yes
,eds, tire brole IN the Kitchen Of the Ieaurai OF H.
Che.,orough no lis Chamber. street Dam'se was 'n'-
tanned amounting S200 end the building when 10 '~ ned
h. NJ, W,. We. damaged amount CT &JVOJi Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

The steamer Sdou 'alls from 'bis por, on "ednes'
dsy next Commercial patches aud ieittr VIII he for
w.ded by leaving them the Counsrc'i Agency OF George
Stokef No. H. Biosdrsy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08

4, ,,/smsSip HGmmonid from Hamburg ana ''HihamP'a
- "a G.!nDo.d t. S.irs. Helene W iiliani' Sam huIu-
ns tra,f am ORC Meier aud wife. Mih" ii'nihsna :"
chd,.n Capt IicLenns 65 ia tue second cAoin ana f'
tlteA tso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
FERNANDO WOOD ON HIS RETURN
FROM WARRINGTON.
A Guard of Newly orl Soldiers at Camden
Gall Isin N "Traiior" md Cooper

BurlyoHy Sturdy. Jun, G. 1854

heud.v
BALTIMORE Saturday. June C, 1881.
Fernando Wood passeo through this city this
morning, on HE return from his visit to Washington
lie received not very hauer NJ reception from
some New-York soldiers who weIe on guard at the
Camden street Depot, who loudly denounced him.
using such epitbstsas "Copperhead" and Traitor"
and taking particular pains inform him they were
from New-York.
Mr.. Wood went on bis way rejoicing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
To the Associated Press.
ASSISTANT PEOyoST-MARsHhL FOR KANSAS,
NEBRASKA AND COLORADO.

Cart. Sidney Clark has been detailed Tor Assisi'
.,, p,ovo...M Marshal General for Kansas, Nebraska
and Colorado His headquarters are at Lea'en'
worth. .....
c,ARGE AGAINST MORMONS CoSTRADicTiD.
The statement which recently APPEARED III The
newspapers charging the Mormons WIN asS''''"s
the Indians in a tight with TIE California volunteers
/, cont,adic,ed by = prominent Mormon now mere
who SAYS he il cosnizant OF the i"cls Inc ai'ce 70
which exception is ,aken was based on respectable
authority, including Col. cOnnor' oillc''' report
RETURN or SIC. USHER.
The Secretary Of the interior Usher has returned
from the West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
y.afcst .hip News.

ARKlktD.. .............Jnnr - 'ovp W.
ste,m.hip llsnnonia tilsn schnense. hsmyuit via
uon NAV o. nd,c sud si pe's - hhbhniit 70
adj sir,ns ". winds aud stormy "'d'hs' al '' Ps'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-08
Mail. Close M the Post-Omce'

Tor Gieit t nIA s,'.i., J.ta y.......... u q. N
tar ,ai!ornia Ac.. daily iSaudaJs eIeeP'oi III - =,
nyetIard III. 81 Joseph Mo.........2 e. n' any NJ
ho,tb-Aibauy. buffalo aud Canads'. - L. III s"" =,
Eo,,p aud West Nsy MBiI .'''.'''... "a e.
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WILMINGTON. june !, 100.
ORDERS ISSUED BY GEN. BURNSIDE.
Con. Burnside has issued the following importsn!
orders.
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