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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11
IOSEPH HEGEMAN

a. viii sell
MONDAY. April ~,
Al O'Clock M No. 2Ji ssckstt, between Court and
Isl Suitl-siS, Brooklyn.
Hsndsoms roIswood Piano DO StoSl Del sosnSsss!
Ys-iIss sis carpets OicOths CrockeS Glassware, Se
SANE DAY
At IL m AZ No. 20 West BAc-st, nea' Court-st-
Walnut Psor Suite Center Tables, IN rbetop Dressing
Bureau Wssbstsnds Bsdseads Hair Msressof testhei
BeJs oak Extension Table Chairs Brussels and Ingram
Carpets. Oilcioths, &C.
SANE DAT,
AZ o'clock .. m, at No. 10 LasJees-sV between FIAT
bushay. and Raymood'st.
Walnut and mahogany Paror Chamber and DINING hooul
urpifr Velvet brasses Inerzin Carpets Oie.ohs.
WINDOW Shades Maussses, CTockey, Refrigerator, ana
Kitchen Eufntufe Catalogues At the salesroont'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

THEATRE FRANCAIS-NIBLO" con-
l. CERT SALOON.
SATURDAY. April II, ..
GRAND MATINEE FRANCHISE at III p 10.
Admission 81 cents; no reserved seats
la ROSE De SAINT FLOUR,
oPerette BoufS. Music by NJ Jacques oaenbacb, with
complete 0rchesrs.
LIZ CODE DRS FEMMES,
Comedie In ons act, by NJ Dumanoir.
EVENING PERFORMANCES. SATURDAY, April II,
Fnst repetition OF
UN FILLS Dc FAMILLE
Coincide Vaudeville 10 three acts By NJ 81. Baysrd and De
Beyille.
Doors open ct II; Curtain raised at o'clock
Carriages can be ordered at u O'clock.
Office for subscriptions and re ssrved scats.
II. DARDONVILLE, No. 6l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an As
sssnent OF Fifty Csnts per Share has been levied upon
the Capital Stock Of the FLINT STEEL RIVER MINING
COMPANY, payable Of the Office OF r. H. RICHARD, No.
ii Nasssu Ssw.York on MosDAY, the 2oth dsY Of April
Il. H. RICHARD. President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-11

IRVING HALL.-GOTTSCHALK CON-
l. CERT5
Nj. L. NJ GoTTscHALK's THIRD GRAND CONCERT,
On SATURDAY EVENING April u, 1862
First appearance OF
Mile. LOUISE tlVIER Soprano.
MI. EUGENE BARNETCHE.
the distinguished Pianist has kind consented 10 assist Mr.
ott,chsi on this occasion sd will perform with him the
celebrated DUErf III BRAVURA,
or Panos} themes from 1rovstore composed ior
Mr. Thslberg and performed with immense success for the
18th Of December 1855. Nbs BARNETCHE will psrfafm
the part which was played by Mr. IhslberE
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE. Tenor
signor ABELLA. Conductor. .
Second appearance Of Mr. 3. c. CAMPBELL, pupil oil
Signor Abella
Tickets cts Reserved chairs 80 cts extra For sale as Beer
schirmsrs No. TOi Broadway, Scharen0erg Luss NO
769 Broadway Shell Salisbury 7Nssssu and Irving Han
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08

SOM Srita5iGauglaBe DIST cs ricie Ucf. ircs
nia gliuss Al. betialer. Ger. See Eat fiji nit
kinef @rirntstt dm Eapp6&onnud nfaeTett; sr ;itst
isins 6,riErGits ,ulanmsn uns jaeint Ia ieeens
fau5 ouT :ipcn n,usn ShIaa Yprtteitfn III NIL
len. llnitre 2lrmss teFmet iit rr feinrliGsn
oeosnqter mierrr mic aerrtnlia il, fer I~eieriy,.
Tts 8elaaeruna con GGarlslcn oeGt rlifia suy,
n6rts. Ter gaQ spn Sort Symtcr wjyp ais ua6f
s,eer1,k,n in 9(ualtt e,lrnt.
CIV Et,,t m;;d,Tnri - .,Sr,GA no, ,,n Sc,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
Gcstonabs s ouutD 2dnoiu.rtb:
f0nftiic5tr Ntrein.

gtriammlans om 2. AusuF 1868.
anp:it ot IL WalIitstr.
@!s mur Niullietcr wurrtu 0u'3turmmtn: =
EtrlmM0n uns NNr &rnlt. 8itt.
N.i3tpTm: TNg perr Mitt im etiraJ NJ
ii. srtauittu @:sttr pic,tteathirtn isn.
StialoTu: Ia6 3tun Sftifmann fr fat
Sep:ent:r als I,ytcr 1rnlin iir G,'aaun8 F"''
geRirattcs antt9humt i'll.
9titl5Fn: ansa'aHaS anr @aa am % UNI
Il. G%rrttmstr :u talfIr.
Gti4loTm; $3.50 iur @:dmim iu ~rlauEt''
Ger Yrd7,tni taam:s ~ipI5snr, ermti'';
8ailen HtrifiUns- Gpmitt.
s. o. GuGn, S. Glre aas %. YTnttL
Nrraugrmtutt-6Cmttt
9risp9 Gpycl, 8. 8. Mi&t, Nm. y~lS"'
G,nri .ani Ret ma N. sehttsria. h.
Wrlmita-Grmitt.
&. Z. Cjesa. @. G'rrfmamH, 8. SAtrtr' y
Sdtenetf III; :. Z. Sirtds-.
2,tttrcs Gemjte iptl ttr Madden SerllmuIanl
zine prGmjtnliitc p~prlrssn.
SsiAlrTM: Gin Spnntll rtu l6. }. 81. tf'
Grtras SeriammIun9 gu talttr.
9trsaaHa5.
@m. Isitetssft, Ga
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
Sc9n g. 1i6f. Scr.

Git Ct. 2eujtr 3~sjtun3rn r~ntta!ttn sintn an'-
ri i'll elmer Gtontss@ }aHtn.G cnYtution, mcl&t
an /. Gspitmtcr :. 8. in Stferien gitY fattTne
ren ioQ, I'm itcr Eit ts1s Art nm Esii. gu Re
ratttn, rts ra5 &c!t eie lem Yen Ser Convention
wi..r sinsn 9Gi1'a a!rf8efoI7s 9umtng gmans
t~jpatirn l0i mtrrsm rac Iein ifnt ron ~cerislten
Gunocr!icn 9s2o3l:nts neutrality-suspicious. 8stt
Ger Sf!strc3itrUra ritrer u~!lra'n fam, unr gu
altjh liz IN n@tlen McYem9tr fit Ysriammeinst
eraj5Iatur nit Fem Niusn res GcIfes fefanut ~
ma6sn. GtricIte III ron Ten tsnafrtsfen Sis.
r'rh ttr ~rasitateu @artei, mis grrstOrius, Gra!
srcrn. s. 3. glow, 2jntiaY, GIossr, 9cSniOr
Ii. u. unt;rtidntt.
Sn 6ct3c sieits 2tairufs rsriartalrlttn ft ii
| gdr9r gen Trayt 2pmuffis Irg;rn Snnita4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08

~, r-
I'M MartfsaHi' I'M Esfsaisn ,u tslaset c,,,.
~" gu trraEl'H 'la' 'ntiprsS.nss g,islsst !, \.
len. Die Sntanelunssn tistr s,rjams%r NV
Slattes. slEs
Wir HrHtn, 20 ssi,rs mstfaln Er,,r,. S
"'r'8'n S9ralRips aidt sutadFlsIa ss,,.s.
ms ' f2 saruf1 3sailk. tsa Slaat d, IA q,
Zen elmer I'LL acFraitriftfn ssrft il s'tlr
n''d'' NIT Den '6:asa ItetauSslt mn ZEN s,,l.
l8ritt sr 0rf a ia 81 Gesgt g a,sj,,,.
nil.
Der om.rit nj 81 Stsif car u.
res Gpunts's IL FINER efssea
~seinnt; uutsr TN gtatFA n ejes
Siae guaH19,Hc. nig mstuus .,,A.
2 tttlemsnt an tet @StGoi4g Grt4i ~,
feline unttrt 9c'sEa9, gsnn fs III
len, ais tStlais en NtIttpten, in:
iron %icnfen, e9n weldsr gtt isrs seE
ulns Kin MS. Ctr Gaprtr gas
anisr wUrli9t Stsrlf 8alisn SuiaF ,th
gutter, ottr pcIitii4 t6dlt tsitrGnEtfr IL
ss rur Elm 8 ytredsn tall al ser Us 9sas
t"tica Ger Saeg:rd GAG aur u Ri Sir
8cteu r,Gtn ln5tatttt lie ScTaua AMI
Fa5 aud unipi psutiasn Iiitarpr st d d.
rrna Greet ttsB ter patn sririts;sn IL NaEsn
3nitaMrs unr ti'nEa iuQasu f& etr srcb.
tsne5uu9 su &anitn CT 8ytitiit ariAltsa ne
zen. unC raE sue t;j itRta ra1 siat sa seass
tttt mn SsiFgsr Gr,i9ti fH 5;nsans rtia
msrps, ram;t il ui& assr aca sessryssr
Ilati9tn 9tittammtlu mad 9rlitttu all tg Hl
b:rum 8,iUtvt ncrrsn Iinnnh. a..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
JmMeAiatt Gmancipa tinn.
'Nns TEN 8in9t!attern Ser New England Loyal
Publication Society Iir rat g!ermarn,r
Gp.t7tiatt" utsritbt.

Nv rSuHl9IlF8t tUtal9IanQ) ..Jntclltlcnter"
en- IS. Suli la8t in sincm Qeitaltittl Rttr Grnz
ntas (almalist) emancipation Tplgtneett
"Bir finn gu Guriten cires GgFrms gsn
oll'ndli9cr emancipation iGr Marylanr. Qct.
ten mir In NiIruri, 70 frurren mir uns, iris
unItre 6rrnnre tort, iIr i~riprti3e Gmanc 'patiun
srtldrsn. Attr ole Sage urr 3uHInre W}arns
lambs fine Tsifntli6 Ysri6jeren rpn reneu n
NfilOuri. Grrt Bat tie Gclacrrsi ZEN &iiroc.s
trisg bic al ZEN ri9rpen Stre ser IcyaItn 0:s
s%0Itrrur9 gftra9fn mr. iSrc ROtntGtt,n nit
8lnt teftdt. 8nrifaIe Maer.seln fine rem
nOtbmenri9 CUR SSiesnbrtsrurg Ypn Suite
nne Urtcren. Nicr elIr.utn mir ms rrr soI,
tommtuIttn 9tutt uns Siau1tit, eit GTtnt!iA
.NOtt 1T niAt 10 9Gps unn mir tupnen unitr Girs
tti.'lsItfm nit msni9er ecrnltlmcn MittslY,
uns cbne anrere rfsntIiht SntrrtiItn ~ rsrs
.sFtn, atanrsrn. "a Gyanf9tit it III tsm VI.
!ittlftn &ptrtr Ftirsr Stnattn %riritlte, ottr Ic
e%Etoreern yer 9itlere 6siimittsl.
pNter inHtm wtr IN Gjil1lt.n ron aGmlliasr
Gmansis aticn Inn, mriurn mir rnmyt ftirt5-
rrs0sS, ras f~iritlks 10 a~Imdlis isin iUu, rnb Ic
an Gnee 9ac teint Emancipation il. 9Eir ae.
len IN Isrs Ginwili5unS pa;u, RAP bic Gmlnciz
patton cine aum1(or lei of,r i. n,n5 ,u,l,i4
iAn.a itin; ptolei5 oumoio. aennoh fYr,
SBir fnr irrtm @sRsm weides roa q,E,n 70,
@e(ayrrei ouS nur Nm, eiu,n ,iu,ioen g., rr,t
III ycrlouosru trott,t oI, osinIn, rott,y,r>;
d. 81 ,,~, onA,.. nE-4! l.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
We9slrndpi8e Stsnns :
Vustecs dir st 1T He maM
an 3. 2lugull 1868.

NH ~. <db"l cOc
@tsrsuGrtig lie Hsrrsn: 6raneis s~irpftn.
Gpnl. 9te', Gbrinian E.ilsr. 8. 2. gisiu uns
0tuis @%uttrmtl.
@ti@loTen: II IaS fuistnr. RttuunSm aR'
gcnommtr fisn:
Gjer. Grlnt. iur Strabsnarttt $50
Sebn Glmnr! n,er. Stmis n NH
9~ltinisen Ger Glrt3pi T.mt uur
StraEenathtit 500
s. q. 3.inItin, atitIis lid oui Siru'
bcn-Grntr1nt 5000
3 Sl,qit ,be.isrt,it an ltI Stalt-
waoaf 2l&
8. gitsud, Naurrartet III ecr
Sta, tpadle 80
q ZAP fU S~;actihr,ittr sriu4t itt, stnt ehi
sc, aatn pac&Rt,n Slast.Ots auIuiurgn.
@Htasuns. ,
SRI NN;!yasr rec RrEers
30. Nrttr.
Staeibrtltr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08

sslassrtis gro6sqoa shsira Sorurtftiltn falst. pns
III srr 2uosn, rUrgfh 'as gertrs&m uns nrr
guaps r g elaaegeE putre4t crtatsn wurrtn:
@~cicrttss CHARACTERIZATION 1T rw Sortaufer 9tts
Grtecens. Gr unEefin9te unirn6mann 1T Fer
.unkelip3le an!itlaegreimann. Grei9ett, Glisps
nm llnipn 9ebsrsn Suamncn, uaG ra5 sine 1T
nil. gu tabs, rfne tns anrerr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
AtrNanNtr Stolkshlatt.
Samsta9 bcn 8. Muguit 1868.
Reg~ &c If linr auttpriiirt,
Nsrrn S1nmcs IS. Sfpcns.

Fen 9t9snrartiaen Sntatsr res Nmte5, ais Sam
THAT flr ras 8itteromt re; o. Suritinl 1iitrjt-
tss an;u3ei3en. gGntt am e,lttn 1icnlta9 mad
fem sltsu Mrptag i'm 9leHsnter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08

niht ireilt9sr ais leHe uhp HlN JitEpE
sprlf Wpnatcn, srFEue StSnnScn rsr RIsnt'
iatn uno grisatsJrttseIsn snr 6ol5e tafsn
ais Emancipation raf rintm Ssrrnin spn
iinf, ;sbu prsr sman;j8 Subrcn? sGir ~9l1utrn
m GtecntRsiI rie S&pierisfsiten tti alma
Tiger Gnrancipatirn Re lfutcnl 9rtBtr iein wirGen,
ais tst ~rIQvti9eg. SIM s~rt,rtn 8na, wurpsn 9ur4
GcrIan8crnn9 res 3tttraum5, innsrtaIt ptIs
dem rer nstersaH9 Ypn riNgm NrteitstFm sur
onoern It%attHnltn mifte, auh oQc pie SntcuYc< |
%nicujen, re llntt i~tdnri8tejt FER 3ut1nre, srie bttGl
tsrsn 9ttlsn une StrcitigTcitsn FER 0ab unl te
3nictra4t. ii: uuautFGiEldcn St9tei!u elmer
lUttsn uctGr8anBaperIpce, rsr!1nlert uHl p:r 6taat
II leintr GntWidIua9 9rptmmt we-rtn. dc &e9la |
iab:t eint5 Staatca 4an3t sum 0rrbsn 3gsit ptn
Gem 8'rc3cltcn, iclttn 3ulamEe Ger sricGitailiz
6tn Srrann9 at; ie wilp r.rJninleyt mD afs
fatrrct furh lnIha9sit mN Il~nrt3elmlgiatejt.
8'nl Gus &cIt tire5 Staott: cinlaal tsi1&lsiTsu
bal, lie SelacFrti at3ai4nfen. IL ,Iie9t c8 alis in
icintm sjSsnsn Jnttrir, pieie Yrpy,rur 10 tur, ais
m5BIiA gu ma4,u j. turjer P~ititlts, reitr 9erits
or lie Wiiatr.
Grti 3aHptArsamrntt mcyrtM 9r3su j%o:erti3c
GmiNdP1ticn ouiS(:tlt, rttr feiNt5 e:rict,u
ibsimt TINS miri!j@ t~t5Eunrc; 81 i;in. Gs MIN
HGouptct, Is ii mt9ereAt, 1t G~t(nyN}1!scr i
PtagIiA iHE's GtScn:2auaS ;a t]'r1nscH p,tt ft III
~,rjn0'n, rjr GHt1a}ispp5 fa'iT auSmctm:n,
tp:its itn:n ut1t 8~tnN3tMe 0Et ,intn m4~tt, mi
lie 81 sinner ricFijatn ~car,ran5 tSttr 2tb,nswtrc
81 ~nottj3tn.
5mtm mn aui jsce @tit sys G,rriulnJ ~i,:yrds
9ttat rr SelGYHneattr, titit leio .rnt ,Iyt van
&t9tNteUm 81 ta.!tu, fUr fi,i6 Dial Yt} ttsn
m3am nil Tier nun tu@eysrien, ro5 IN Gins,
u. pu:It tts 12!trtF:a c.H%y aanitn GcmMlru.t1,
w.m 9rn'u %srtanHl, tesg ruritHi5tn ,intr 5;la1c
ttttn; raS ni4t fNran III yrtic!n it, raB en-.
u'enr1.ti8tnpf Mdjoyit1t rn Nay5tv iystnc ein.t
Stt1H9ni ia1tt5 cmth GmaHupMjem jtlr wal Qcrin-
mn murps, uMp lab ar Sd0ttu, m,Itey taruyh
r%nNt1nrt, Irjn'n gersI,i4 nit Fcm )Iugtn aus.
9Si!'n trnn'r, Ter eagau3 irr rhs Yam urnA1.
&itsr atJrt,tir9n aAn iplItn @euattur3ta
%satIttft fjrr bic 6gnJc: G&urltu rlc StIaYrEQa!ttr
w,Iill@, il Htn mciit,n 61usu, eyntIjttn GAasta
p-rb lie eInanttPatlpn t!ltiecu ? gRir llnubu
e. mist. Is iinc u~ajS9ti8: G:ntiit Der ~uterieu,
8sHs TIN %rt 9OrtlNrtn, r1b ~tciItte SttaYcn III,
eIHsn tiIiJtn yptn nit 9rGGtrrm Ga,t}tl iar Tn
&'tsit8tbtr iaaG fn, ais reNr. fc Don finn al.
St!nccn 9~eei8nrt Mi rrtn. Gae CAPITAL, mtlHs,
III lcIteia Wtni bcHtiJcatfum lt;dt, uie wcspl
huj1trIt4 ttNc nitt uHtertutsNre Summe rurt
4 Err'ti1lIe, 9tjtlo t3un3, &Irtruu9, Nasrun5 e
VPllNrFr 1rit ,n.rS t,u1 Ti-N,,,tkst ,,,S T,,,,. 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08

r5- 5r. Er. @rpf pirO am TisnFa1 10
II. Qu9ut III Gsyaain anwti:nr FIN. GiuP
9etl, tuy ale ~ritjtni9sn, mtI&t ;sitpsili5s Gr'nP
tiunEeapier zen i'm crtattta tatsu rse iap
tattn mani4sn. .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-08-08
W%asconnoe Gouatp Observation-Disclosures
Sereip.

gm ecnntas rem Is. ausuF ertrasst"
iammluns I'M MarIttaair. gtsina 2 ll2 w
Naamlttast. @uefsllnnss9tl1alt"
@m. @t6sitoTt
-Strttlr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

Let another Convention be called. Lei
a good and true Democrat be nominated
--one who has never endorsed rs futile
has done, the unconstitutional and des'
potic acts of the present corrupt and des'
potic Observation-Disclosures who advocates
the support of the Constitution and the
enforcement Of the laws--ons who, il
elected, will protect the rights and liber.
ties of the people Of Iowa from being
trampled upon and overthrow, and be
will be triumphantly elected. Bnt. on
the other hand, nominate man (like Gen
Tuttle,) of the "pig or pup stripe
man who by words opposes despotism.
but fights to uphold done who processes
Democracy but practices Abolitionlsm,
and he will be disgracefully defeated, as
all such men should be.
Poor old defaulter Babbitt the immacu.
late leader of the Democracy of the slope,
must succumb to the political scullion'
and swallow their "pig or pup" or what
ever else they may call upon to gulT
down in the present demoralized and des
perate condition Of the party.
1t is proud triumph for the loyal %.
of Iowa to witness such an unmistslhan
vndication of the popularity of the mao
ures of the Administration, rs is furnis-
ed by the fact that the Copperhead lest
ers in order to save their party from ut
| ter annihilation, we're constrained to SO
lect candidate who endorses all tn
measures of the Government, even t
arming the negroes.
! cE- Ben. M. Samuels died at his resi-
dence in Dubuque last Sunday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24

worthy of attention, and that these may
be noticed as they deserve we divide 'ne
epistle under appropriate heads. promis-
ing, that We have delayed the puoiica-
ton of this date in the hope that some
admirer of futile would dare to answer
tho ,u.s.i.p of the Herald in relation to
,bs now Democratic candidate. The let
ter 10 as follows:
TUTrLx AN ABoLrTIoNIsT.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. a.
ID. A. MAHoNY: Dear Friend-Ihe
Democrats in and about Cairo have recent
ly been taken quite aback by the an-
nouncement that one Gen. futile Is Sc
riously spoken of as the Democratic can
didate for Governor OF your StateY Can
it be possible that he is regarded as
Democrat with you? If so, then Democ-
racy in Iowa is not Democracy in Illinois.
When herb he was considered an Adolf
ZIONIST of the deepest dye-his whole TIME
was spent in looking after the welfare and
comfort of the dear negro and playing
the little petty tyrant over the whites.
FUTILE A vIoLAroR OF LAW.
The civil laws of our State, and police
regulations of our city, we're wholly dis
regarded and trampled under his, feet
while he was in command at this post
On one occasion an Abolitionist pet was
arrested for selling liquors without license
in violation Of an ordinance of the CITY
He admitted that he was guilty, but in
sisted that the civil was subordinate Il
military lag, and thereupon appealed t.
Gen. L who being OF the same opinion
at once ordered the defendant to be dis
charged, and at the same time informed
the officers of the city that any further Ell
foru on their part to enforce the afore
said ordinance. would entitle them to
situation in the guardhouse.
FUTILE A DxsPor.
| On another occasion writ OF Replev
in was sued out of the Circuit Court c
this county, and was about being levleo
when be, without assigning any reaso
whatever, peremptorlly foroio the lev.
and ordered the Sheriff to return the wri
not executed, "ty order Of Brig. Ge'
Tuthe"
rUTrLR HAS NO ABILITY.
} This is Democracy with vengeanc
isn't it? May God save the country fro
such Democracy! But admitting thel
was no question as to his political soun'
ness, surely Iowa must be hard up Il
material II she cannot furnish a man
more ability than he has. Why, sir, viii
] he vss naninally abe semmaaasr Of Oh
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-24
Groceries.
5M 49, paramount law of Con.

Ia Hnn RRIS KAD
10 hNl D1-p PARAMOUNT law of Con.
y fess, they will be treated as enemies Of
the country and of mankind
Returning among you from distance,
fellow citizens, after more than two years
of military service in the cause of the I'm
ron, to uphold which this city has, in all
emergencies, stood forth with manly pa
riotism worthy of her high position
having no feeling but to see her good
name preserved without blemish, no wish
but that she may continue, as she ever
has been. the most orderly of the great
commercial towns Of the age, and ! have
ventured to address to you these sugges-
tions to exhort to you the maintenance
! nf order. to obedience To the laws and the
quiet pursuit Oh your accustomed avoca-
tons, while the draft is in progress.
Should these suggestions be disregard
ed by any among you, and renewed at
tempts be made TO disturb the public
peace, to break down the barriers which
the law has set up for the security Of prop
erty and life, and to defeat the execution
of a law which it is my duty to enforce, /
warn all such persons that the authority
| Of the Government, and that the first ,ex-
hibition of disorder or violence will be
met by the most prompt and vigorous
measures for their repression.
JOHN A. DIX, Mai. Gen.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE
CUMBERLAND.
Important Movements Now
Going ON.
Especial to Herald. !
New York, Aug. 10

A lady reached here to-day from Rich
mond, who states that the utmost destl-
tuition exists among the middle and lower
classes Of the people. She had q pass
from therebels ON account of her being
the wife of an Englishman, who has
been protected from the draft by the Brit
ish consuls.
The Times dispatch says: Private in
formation received to day agrees with our
own, already selegraphed, that Lees ar
my is daily declining in strength. the
number Of desertsrs from it outnumber-
ing the conscripts who are daily joining
it, At no previous period of the war has
there been so great disposition mani
tested to desert from it. All deserters
who come this way tell the same story
They number now four or Eve times as
many Is eyer hsfore, AID by far the great
or portion of them are natives. They
unite in declaring that nipe-tenths of thost
who are now deserving Lee make for thel
respective homes, instead of coming Thu
way. They also say that the feeling tina
the rebel cause is lost, is universal in .h'
army OF Virginia.
Gen. James Wadsworth, of New York
will probably be detached from his divi
sion in the army OF the Potomac. and as
signed to duty in field where the frs
entraiss Of has command will be an immens
,r@ % - LJsrk trnS,v.~ 20 tn
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GOV. sRYMouR's PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Aug. Is


have received information that the
draft is about to be made in the cities .oi
New York and Brooklyn, and under
stand that there is danger of disorderly
aud rlotous attacks upon those who are
engaged in executing the law of Con-
gress.
cannot believe that any considerable
number of citizens are disposed to renew
the shameful and sad scenes Of the past
month, In which the lives of 30 many, as
well OF the innocent as Of the guilty, we're
destroyed. Our courts are consigning to
severe punishment many Of those who
We're then guilty of acts destructive to the
lives and property of their fellow citizens.
These events should teach all that i'm
aginary evils cannot be corrected by un
lawful violence The liberties Of our
country and the rights of our citizens can
only be preserved BY a just regard for le-
gal obligations and an acquiescence in the
decisions of judicial tribunals.
While believe it would have been
q wise aud i.unanr policy 10 Lasv v,u
cured a Judicial decision with regard 10
the constltutlonality of the conscription
act at an early day, and by summary
process, yet The failure to do so in no de-
gree Jusutes any violent opposition to an
act OF Congress until it is sci aside by the
decision OF Judicial tribunals. Ii must
be observed IKE any other act Of the
state or national legislatures.
The antagonistic doctrine that men
may fighunlly resist laws opposed to their
own ideas OF right or duty, has mol only
sd 10 great disorders aud violence. bn,
is ore Of the chief causes Of the destruc
ton and civil war which has wasted
tie blood and treasure of our people
Disregard for the sacrednees of the Con
st'u.'on, Tor the majesty sof the law, an,
iof iis decisions OF the judiciary, is a
'ns ume The greatest danger which
thrssasns American liberty. This spiri
OF dlsloyalty must be put down. his in
CONSISTENT with social order ana soo,a3 ~
cunt " destructive W the sale / yof r,.rson.
and properly. and suhverAlve Of The in.
erty OF the citizen and the freedom of Ia.
nsssan. Those who fear that there NJ,
designs ~ Any quarter 10 overthrow ia,
riehis Of the citizen or obstruet the accus
toned ADMINISTRATION OF our laws. or i
usurp any power in violation OF consti,u
tional restraints, should bear in mind III a
I'll acts Of violence, all public disorders
pave the way for these very usurpations
and that they will be regarded with sat
isfaesion By those who, for any cause, ma
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EOKa SALE---A good two story Brick
Dwelling Mouse, % the corner OF 4 In M Mnv.
eah see 80 tsansn ~ ~ - rsumsJ TAis propSstv
a ksck@. AVsns. isss. n. u. rgH.KRcx.
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particulars NorrCE.

Thsre many preparations sold anf~s The Of
Btterss put w Ia guam bottles compounded Of the
cheapest wbisfey or common rum, costing from 10
~ ceniA per galsoH the taste disguised By ApiEe or
uoriander Seed R
This class of Buffers has caused and will inne 10
mig they eau be sold hundreds 70 die the
death OF the drnpkard liz their the syssem key,
continually under the Influence OF Alcoholic stimulahs
of the worsl ksa tLa ceslre Ear LiGuot ana
kept mp. and he resnN Is all the horrors atten UP
on drunkara' lie AID death @fs
For those no desire aud will have a Igunr Bitters
psIbish the fpliewng nsce spss Get 0nE Rettle Of
HOLLAND y German Btters and mix with three Quarts
or good Brandy or Whiskey, and The result viii be- q
preparation that vii far excel medicins virtues
and true exeeiieDcc any Me tdQnsr Biie
Ia the market, aud wi cost much less You will hAv 10
all tina virtue 81 HeoaRds Rtler~ in corn elton with
gO0A article Liquor, Al as much less price than
these Interior preparations " III cost you.
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They contain no Alcohol OF bad Whisky

l - ossh ousia ssunurG" s8"5 -
induced by TN, exssus,ysss,s a,d universal uopu.
iaty of Hoonands German Btters (parely v,gsisbIf)
hosts efiHnoseus osseAsand unscsupusm adsssturas
nsve opened upon snuer'hs hananty INC hooa Eaes OF
INNS 40 ths shape OF peer whahsy, sidiy CON
pounded with INJURIOUS drugs, and christened Toncs
Stomnehos Aud bntWs - FsVa II &aE
Beware OF the innumerabie array OF Alcoholic pre-
paratfous IN pethorfc bosties, and eig OSHsu t"Gs
under The modest appelation OF Bl.e.s which instead
OF curinx ohs aersss% anesse and wave the disap
ponted sufferer IN despair. s .t.. t... III
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