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Provost Msrshal GsusrAl.
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Wan DrF'r, AgIU7 ,sT GEsEnAL's oyrIcE,l
........r- WAsHSaTos, May 81, is61.
General ordcrs, No. ia. r.. =.
l. A Bureau 10 esta' lIHhed IN the Adiutant Cen
erals once fpr the record OF all matters relating
to the organization OF ColOrOd Trospa, An ofnosr
will be assigned TO the charge Of the bureau with
suoh number Of Olerks SS may be dsSignated BY the
kdlut.nt General ..''.. N.a
H. Three or more Geld ofDeerS will be dstAilod
a. Inspectors TO sups viss the organization OF
eolorod troops a. such points may be indicated
BY he War Dsp-rtnsat IN the Northern and West
III. boards viii beOonVened at such posts as may
Be decided upon by the War Department. to kfaIn-
Inc ApplieantGf com mis- sions comm dcolnred
troops, who, on Application 10 tho AdIntant Gen.
erRl, may receive authority 10 present themselves
to the Board for examination. .... ....
w. No persons RhhIl he allowed 10 recruit for
coiored troops except specially authorized by the
War Departments and 90 such authority will he
given TO persons who have not been examined and
passed by Boardi nor will such authority be given
any one person to raise moro than one regiment
v. The reports Of Board, viii specify the grade
Of commission for which each candidate Is N, and
authority to recruit will be gwen In 6eeordRnee
cJmnIsHlOns will be issued fsOm the AdIutAht
Generals once Wheh tho pre-erbed number OF
men 10 ready for muster into service. 30 . EaIa
vi. colored troops may be accepted By oompa-
nieS, to be Afterwards consolidated In battalIons
and regiments BY The AdjutAnt GensEAl. The regi-
ment will ba numbered sSriatR, In the order In
which they are raised, the numbers 10 be deter
mined by the AdIutant General. They viii be de-
Signstedi g. Regiment Of U. s. Colored
Troops"
VII. Recruiting stations and depOts will be es-
tabishsd by the AdjutAnt General aS circumstances
shall require and ofcers will be detailed to muster
and inspect the troops. r.
VIII The n-commissiOnsd ofhcers of eolored
troops may he selected and appointed from the
best men OF their number In the usual mode OF Ap-
pointing non-epmmisblOned officers. meritorious
commissioned officers viii be entitled to promotion
to higher rank they prove themselves equal to 1t.
TX. All persOnNl applications for appointments
In eOlored regiments, or for Information concern
ing them must be made TO the Chief OF the Bureau,
all written comniunca'i Ions should be addressed TO
the Chief sfthe Bureau to the care OF the Adutant
General.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
F. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
"A OFFICE 6IG PENN. AVENUE,
WdShi'tgtOh OIty, D. d.
TREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND VERT
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDRRB.

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND VERT
ERIN EXPRESS FORWARDRRB.
A0FshAndiSe, Money, JsWeIrY, Valuablsa,
NOtes, Stocks, Bonds, &e.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DIsP ATcH to Ali
accessible sections OF the country. This Company
has Agencies in the principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WET, AND NORTHWEST.
WASHING ron, d. O., NJ YOR6, BOSTOE
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLK0RE, civ
OENNATI, ST. LOULS, LObLS-
VLLLE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made At New York and Boston
with lihes forwarding to the CAnAdAs and tho
British PToyineeS snd With steamshlp lines to LiV-
erpooi sOHthampton, and HaVre, and thence By
European expresses 10 hIl prominent eommsFOlA
towns In Great Britain and on the Continsnt.
COlle0tion Of Notes, DFAith, and Bills made n ali
accessible parts Of ths United states.
@, @. Dunn, Agent,
GU WeShtn9tsb, D, p,
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CARRIAGES, ETC.

CARRIAGES | CARRIAGES I CAR.
~ RIhGES!
On hand, the best lot OF
LIGHT CARRIAG GRS
ever offered In this Market Tor style and variety;
consisting, in part, Of Extension TOPs, two and
iour.seat RookAwAyI, top and no-top BugEies, Jer-
Sey Wagons, &c, 40.
Also, suTl-Eks WAGONS, Of all sizes, with and
without springs.
Repairing promptly attended to.
HOBT II. GRAHAM, COAshmAker,
may 1-Imn aIl u. aud an EiEhth Gis.
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ONES, BROWN g. CO.,
sOLICIToks OF
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ATToRNEYSAT-LAW,
as7 Seventh street, Washington, n. C.,
Park Place, New York City
LCCIAN BROWN.
IYRANDER HILL,
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DERAHTMnnT oT ErArE,

DEPAHTMnnr or EIATE,l
t07 au.-..H1 20. hWAaHtNoroH, June "a, 1854.
iAfofmatiOn has been reoeivad from the legation
Of the United stateS ~ Paris Of the deaths Of the
following named sitizehs Of the Unitsd states In
hrhhcelIar I.H ...H#aH fflTs. .aHFN 'H....
Iglat Louis Leonard Lusisn sOulis, ase 7ai born At
New orleans--pnmaFried. rar-a Hrar.-rl' 90 F.
2. Erasmus Gilbert Le Coaster, age %, born at
New Orleans-maFried.
.. Jamea DsnhSEs, Agsd %, born at PhilAdslphIA.
= Mar Rvens, born 1t Philsdslphia, aged 90;
wia0w Of Guillaume PailBst. -rir rfE .ssI.lf4
8. Anne RiopoIle, agsd osg single, Of RELIGIOUS
ordnrI bora At Detroit. .r D. -H.. .-.--r ..r..
= Mary Pagei unmarrlsdj Age75; horn al Boston
T. John Buoky unmArriedj seamen; aged ~, born
At DaleVIr ......t ....-.H ... - .-rr-s
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
.4FHIL.oI lII.A. -
d As.yIA.. aRlsaa.i. 6EI,ss,..E

taasi s5t1er reih 1.laa1gTT .ts Isl. fEirE
~ niW eF hadn t1alas1s VA 4 nula urarruFl
riI5lti "a ApFyTkrl 1nnkala IoTTIch,-i
asL a. sWAnHinefppg =. n, Jpne ~, lea, sf,ll
IAAfniloSing p lqlEa, haYipg .hepn fsported at
fh9 ldqvar,etl of Ne AFRT foF IA hSFes
inaflsFsppained asp Aotldsd thas thsg Eflf
stepa fisAlsssd ~ piIFlpSr rof abe Unifpd atstet
unlwAp qiihiA nfaan fdsYa from, ihip aatp rthey.
appeet belpEs he MiiitsEyr Coamiaslop, "a - ]
slon1 In ,,hll sitys and rAake satsfAstplT dsfsis
70 ihp pharEea against them 4 tl'rfs,J 10 ,f.lf
7tI nApsnNcr ytTHoVT, PAopEp AyTHoHlTy.sl
E5FlFIt lAtuispans Theodors n. walrood, Elst-
/, First LieuienAnt MlohAsl smith, Revonty-nrst
PeRnaYlvania yoluntceFa, 43e faar -rFr.r .rafr o
: FlFIt usntsnnnt, Robert Z. Templston, seventy
nrSt pennsylyAniA voluniesrs. 7,s - .Tr.- HI.
ssppnA Ilsuisn ant william 5. Bliss. For,y-ainth
New York volunteers. r.gf4I.f r-7 Ia IN .ss--{
sT'vor'A ,arorrr pEsERrIoH. .. gnr.rN
10 Captain William II, Jenher, One Hundred and
FoEty-hfth New York Volustsprl. 9 1850.
i ;7i1sitnift ,l.v4n r,r II, D. TOWNSEND,
Jeie-it ( t1b sa Assistant Adjutant General.
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hOTIcE.-Under General Orders, No. ~, .
Board Ia nov In session at No. A60 FOuFtsenth
street, Washington. Applicants for eKaminS ton
are referred tothe General Orders, No. Ia, for In
formation how to get authority to appear before H.
=. D. TOWHsENB,
RyS-StWIA AlIIylSat AdjutAHt General,
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HEkDA'Rs DFPA gFRBgT pE WAWBgTOE,
oFPtcB CHTtF 9pA aTERBiASfiR, Iiay WI 'ItiS.'''i
pEALrRs * AaRItuLTURAL IsTFt ~ EsfI, Gan
Den sEEDa, ke, ere requested 70 fiFniGh this once
price lists OF the various articles Of their trade 70
The same should be directed 10 Lieutsnant Col
oRsl fLFAS " SHIEHE, Chief QuAEtsFnEStsF, D.
pATinfRt 0fWAShihg'aR. RsT Nm
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HOTELS.

245 eos1lSa "a HOUSE. 249
PrtRs,lv ma GusntS bafaen TtnslftA dnd Tairfoenh
Known a. he 6OSLING REsTAURAHT) is
now completed and really TO accommodate Travel
ers aud Stranger with CoMToRTABL ROOMS ana
CLEAN BEDs. This will tber fore make It one OF
the most desirable places for Travellers and stran-
TIE RESTAURANT
l,ck 10 well known OF the hest In the city
ucsds ~ @dvertisinE! This new enterprise oOm-
biH-d. be proprietor feels assured that whoever
will favor him with their patronage VIII leave his
establishment well satisfied.
P. s--,5entsmen wishing private noOmA for din
ner pSFftrs can be AooommodA ed.
GOSLiNG HOUsE-2I6, 2t7, 2Es PennsyiVaniA
avenue, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
s0n'h side mAyaI-tsugi0
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
" .GIEd lf1T%IJrl.EI. -

" ~ u
~ .CIEd Ii.fTWl.ipi.ss. 49,,
--.-.-- AlluTAHT onHnAAnls o9Fsor, =
LIT 4 1wAsEinSreH, enps ~ tely - ],
Ths eslewtng named eiaes'a, ohnrSsd vilh ~
tcooes, ard hetttofott publtlAtd, afs EXEMPT non
bsing dittihsgd tlis aSfvieJ 81 ne Uhitsd 49,.
The 8illilAfy commlssloh, lntiifu.s "a ~ apsclai
ordsis M "a gnrrpnt sssiss having rnpor,ld thIt
satisfactory dsieass has bees naAtn tn Vhslr ~
ApSe'ANs eelse Al IA a. sgsd gEngIR T..
Captain William D. Leah, Aaslsiant kalutsut
10 Third brigada, Second divinion, asoend eSrp.
Lieutenant ganeS MeIntlfp, ORE 1fuhdrsdA ana
Fifteenth PennpyiSApia yoiunte4ts.g go.
cSptaion Nahum panlsls, koeina signal oa,osr
Third wIsoonsih volunteers. Lds9fuHW
neutenant Colonel Charles n y6Ied, Sscond
Vermont volnhtosrs-he having been prSriousIy
honornbiy discharged. .HfrH. Hr.N".1 7.
rr-.- rIE..."..... +. D. TOWNSEND
iel6-lt Assistant Adiutant General,
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AGENCIES.

V-NION CLAIM AGENCY
LOEWENTHAL 4 WARREN,
SoT PenhsyIV anIa Avenue,
Washington, d. C.,
fro7lre Pensions, Bountisa Lack Paw AFraaFa of
Pay, for Utt1serB ard uan ~
Adyaao' on Officers Pav Accounts. ClIarre,
moderate Information siven ErstuitouSIy.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

DLUODl BLOODil BLOODlll
40 sOREsy THETA CAUSE A phPRAvEp.
CONDITIOa OF THE VITAL FLuID,
which produces
scE1FgL4. qLCEkS, SORES SPOTS TETTERS
SC1LE9, BOILS, SYPHILIS OR "
HEREAL biSEASES, n.
SA-kARLTAES
'ROOT AND HERB JUICES =
IA orersd 70 the public - : positive cure. BAn-
iGhes ali Impurities Of the bfOod and bringB the
system 10 hsAIthy aeti0n, cure those Spots, Tet-
ttIS ssaIes and copper 'ColOreJ Patches.
SYPHILIS OR VEHEREAL DISEASES
The SAAARTTANS ROOT AND HERE JUICES
II the most eertain remedy sver prescribed II re-
moves every particle Of poison.
Do NOT DESPAIR-
Keep cut Of hospitals. K--s 10 = cure In any
for So Price 81 pr bottis six for IS, with
fdl directions. Sold BY
Oor. Eleventh u. and PenA. ~.
HENRY COOK,
...- AlexandriA, Va,
sent bY express, carefully packed.
DEabfOHD a CO.,
jan e-ly .----.-.-.s. PhilHdslphia
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We RETER ny PERMISSION TO
Hon, Hannibal HRmlIn, vi o President.
Hon. Martin kalhneiseh, Mayor, Brooklyn.
Hon. John Goodwin NJ. G., Maine.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-16

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
IOAve Washington at 8 and Ills 4. NJ. and and
$50 p. M.
Leave New York At And ~ A. M. and 7sO and
u.3O p NJ
y Fifty pounds OF Baggage ooly allowed each pas
denSSr. LAAsengcrs are prohibited from taking
anything As Luggage hut their wearing apparel
All Baggage over hfty Wounds 10 be paid for extra
The Company limit thalr responsibility for Baggage
~ Ope Dollar peF ponnd, and will not he liable IoI
any amount bJyuGd 100 Dollars, except by special
solIrAet, WM. h. GATZMER, Agent.
January s, 1893
INES FROM NJ " YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE:
From foot Of C"rtlAnd street, at l2 m, and r. m ,
via Jersey City ai Camden at and 10 a. ~. T. T. ~
and II % =. m. via Jersey City and Ke lsinEtOn
From foot Of barclay street at 6 a. m and %, In.
via AmbOy and CNnnden.
Frem Pier No North River, at / and D. m. q,
mari
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DEPARTMENT OF srATF,l
D...... .-... WAsHnsToS, June IS, ten.
Release from the draft on the ground OF alIenAge
has been allowedIn the following case; ........
kdme. ."rH I.... .. ,Whsfs drafied.g
GsorSs Beindlt, BaniIne. st. Clair CO., Michigan
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PROFESSIONAL.

DENBI0Na, BoUNTIEs.
tOIIeA asStIsisai. ~ ga Nm pSs
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1863. AFFASGENEA1s GF 1858
NEw YORK LINEs.
rHE CAMDEN AND AMBcY AND PHIL ADEL,
PHlA AND TRENTON RAILRoAD COMPA-
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
From Walnut street wharf and Ken
SinEtOn Depot,
WILL LEAVE As FOLLOWS, vIzi Fare,
At A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-CkA
Accommodate can
At 4. NJ, via CamGsn and Jersey City-New
Jersey Accommodation 40
Al 3 4 NJ, via Camden and Jersey City,
Morning Express 400
At Am, via Camden and Jersey City
~ Class Ticket %
Atn 4. NJ, Via Kensington and Jersey City,
At u s. ris' sis Camden and AnDoy-c. and "
At p NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. and
4. Express so
At P; Id, via Kenstngton and Jersey CITY,
WMNinstun and II. Y. Express 400
At az 2. N, via enBing gton and Jersey Ctyi
At nVPP: n, Va (, r,inEton and Jersey city, '0
Southern ME- Il 500
At I%lNightj Via KenSingtOn and Jersey WV
City, Southern Express 400
AZ y. NJ, via Camden and AmbOy-AcoOm-
modStiOn freight and PsSsengaF(--
lst class ticket 2b
2 elAAa ticket LBJ
Toe $40 p, NJ. EVening Mail and the |. so Might
southern FXprsss viii run daily, TALL others Sun.
days eAo6ptsd.J
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MA DAME 8. FAVARGER.
vi PHOroGRA PHO ARTIST,
NJ. ~ PcnnsyIVAhiA Avenue, Washington, D. C.,
FIpgI IOOa, NO alSh,s ~ hSa-
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U. S. REVENUE,

TINTED STATES sREyENURsTAMP
u DEPOSITORY. -I
COLLrcToR'S OFFICE or IHTEREAL REvEHvr,
No. HS Seventh Street
Between n and streets
This ot1oe having Oeen dasignated by the COM
missioner Of la ernhl Revenue a. the Depository
,Jr furnishing United States Internal kHvenue
ugn van hereafter be kept constantly on hand.
The follow q discount will be made:
- pu eh 'HeS Of 90, more, per ceuturn.
DO puFch Sses II SlO6 or more, 4 D centum,
"a pufehAhes OF sbOO, or lore, per sentum.
LAWS LEPHANE,
stamp DepOaithry and CollsotuFof
my u Internal Revenue for d C..
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DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons, Londou.
paduAte nom one the most eminent ColleFes is
lfe hes been gpent In the hospitals of London R@.
~ PhilAdelpffa and elsewhere, has eilscted ioIAo
SI the most astonishing cures that were ovef
ears when asleep, great nefvouSneSs being alarnSd
Atsudden SQUADS baahfiness, with lrequsn nt bInsh-
a., attended semettme. with dsrangemsht uf
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W. O.. a..
NOTICE.

u :. -. =. 30. .....r..
- .r-r.. ..r NOTICE. ... I'd. ..f.. ...... .
wAR DEPARTMENT.
.r WAsHIE0ToH CITY, d. C., Jan. %, 1859. !
In consequence Of the pressure Of business ~
the War Department, psssss for eitiEens TO visi,
the Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the once
Of Lspt. Col. CoNRAD, ia PennSylVaniH avenue
shove Nineteenth street. r... . jASO
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TAl.e PartIenIar Notles !
YOUNG MEN,

Who have injured themselves By aoartain uraeti..
ndulged In when Alone--a habit ireque ty iearnsd
rom evil companions, or ut gohooI, the efibotS oi
which are nightly felt, even when Asleep and n
iot cured RENDERS marriage and dsatroTI
9th mind and body, should apply immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope of his
ountry, the darling Of his parenta, ahould b
matched rom all proapeeta and denIoyments oflifa,
y the consequences Il deviAting from the path ol
iAture and indulging1n certain secret habit Hueh
Ierlon1 MUST, before oontemplAtinR
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Prepared as heretofore by N. J.. CLARK d co.
J. r. DINsMORE, sole Agent, Bost0h.
For sale by KIDWELL LAURENCE, Wash
ingtOni J. l.. klDWELL, GeoTgsIownI aud by all
DTuggiRts je l-eOw9m
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind Ani body are the most
ieoeasary regulates 10 promote e0nnublk haUpI-
tfe becomes'A weary pilgrimAgO, the prospsst
'louIly dnrkeno to the view the mind bsoomea
thAdowed with despair, and nlled with the malan-
Oomoa bliKhted with our own. y :.
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H,AyG-Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03
The Norshwo.l and .ae war.

FROM the Snattanooga Rebel
Scarcely waif comes to us from the North,
which does not bring 0s hints of detection
among the inhabitants Of She Western region OF
that hemisphere. These hints have gradually
increased, from one cause or another, in relation
to source, TO authenticity and to number, until
what was speculation, BIS come to be very
much like fact In Indiana especially the owl
denees Of treason" are apparent; and the SEN
sation news mongeTs of the East even 20 80 far
IS to say that Jesse D. Bright ard others have
alreSdy enlisted large force in armed oppos-
ton to the government.
We are inclined TO doubt this ststament and
to Tegsrd it IS a new trick to rebegin the giQan-
tic bastils system, which was so popular year
ago for Lincoln and bis party arc alarmed, ss
well as troubled, and extreme measures are
eminenily necessary to their existence
The tanatical element pervsding aud sur
rounding the administration is in favor Of any
measure which the expediency of the moment
may devise for its purposes. 1t has shown such
spirit from the outset. 1t showed It before
the war began; and has been developing it TO
this present hour The difference between its
exercise now and then, however, is very
marked and, like foolish women and petty
aespo!s, they will in all probability carry their
game beyond the point Of ordinary
endurance or human submission.
Ihe East and West are as radically diff
fsEent as the North aud the South. The men of
the East are for the most part bigotted, illibe-
raj and oppressive; they are grasping and IN
generous they are mean spirited dishonest
and cowardly. Thess Of the West are, on the
contrary, rude, rough, illiterste fellows, honest
IS fsr as they know how, very perss-
vering, hardy and bravo. They have been
daped in this war They did not suspect it,
aud are still binder than they ought to bo.
But rays of light are beginning to penetrate
their dull and muddy comprehensiCns, ard
seeds of discomfort to take strong root in their
sluggish hearts.
These things are destined to explods one of
these days. The turbulent, rough spirits of the
West, when they once break forth, viii hesve
The earth about them and may csuse such
petty suake about the cars of Lincoln, IS he
has not dresmt of; end although there may 10
20 or gauized force yet arrsye1 against the ad-
it is quite clear, that one is in
course Of organization
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-03
TRAEToRs RxroaRn n.


1t s meeting OF the officers Of the 18th regi-
nent Arkansas volunteers nesT Grenads, Mis-
sissippi, January %, 1868, the following pro
eeedings were had. A committee, consisting OF
Lisutenat-Colonsl Reynolds, Dr.. Bourland
sad Capt Kinder, was appointed le draft and
publish suitable resolutions concerning the con
duet Of dsserters Captain Psul Graham and
ssTgaut Edward 7. Dorson.
The committee 80 whom the subject was re-
farred, respectfully report ths following facts
concerning the above named individuals The
application Of Graham ard Dortsn 10 take tie
oath Of allegiance TO the United States published
herewith, shows when thsy were captured and
their treasonble conduct afterward. Also, that
they have lied in assuming rank which they
never held-Graham being captain and Dort0n
sergeant. The committee further report, upon
their knowledge, that Graham swindled ono of
his own men cut of suit Of clothing, which he
purchased and had charged to F. Greenwalt, Of
his company, never paying the same. And,
further that the said Graham has acted dis
gracefully on several occasions ia the face Of
tho enemy The committee recommend the
adoption Of the resolutions Of the prisoners Of
war herewith ineIossd. Graham bsing a meHl-
Der Of said committee, and at the time be signed
them they we're applicable to hina-
The committee recommend that reward of thir-
teen hundred doIlars be offered for the sppreheu-
sion and delivery Of the said Graham, and the
usual reward of thirty dollars for deserter for
the ssid Dorton.
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VOL. XIV, NO. IL

! government and oust those who have been usiu(
I it to the disgrace aud detrimsnt OF their coun
/ try. We are satisfied RiTuo and opportunity sTo
indispensable 10 the final solution Of this con
test
The Northern miRd is just beginning to sp-
proxinats the reasoning ststei Up to this tina il
has bsen furious With tsBatiei8ms and ahei
being bsfled in all their sxpedieHis fsg tive
years the people now for the first time begin 20
ask, cannot this be ssstled some other Wsy.
Their first step, Of course, IS rscoustructioE;
that falling, their aext, must, By the nature Of
events, be peace. But this conclusion cannot
be reached IA day, = mOnik OF year. One
mans mind Is changed today, two tomorrow,
four the next day, eight the usxt, and thus By
the gradual aggregation Of mind graFitatlng 20
the same point a Fbole nation becomes reFO-
luh0ned and declares for peace; then the terms
have &c be arranged and treaties made-all Of
which viii be especially difhcaii ia Cur ease
owing to the extent and diversity Of territory.
and the Humber snd vaius of forts, harbors and
cites IN possession Of the North
Lincoln and his party, who win remain in
power til the end Of their term. have, it seems
to Us, the strongest inceadves 10 prosecute the
var desperately ss long as they hold the reins.
Ihus, they may still hope 10 conquer the South
and relieve Tie administration Of the odium Of
failure, while II they fEhlon 81 the lastaRd
90 not s1cceed-as they surely Wiz not-aad
are turned out, they can say to their asssilants,
it is your fault that We must submit to ignomin-
ous peace. We, therefore, do not look for peace /
before the close Of Liucolns administration.
But n this pictuTe we see nothing eisc0urag- !
ng The South, By the msre development Of
e mechanical manufacturing and military re- |
sources IS getting stronger every DAY ffom is 1
soistsd position, while the North is weakening 4
y the destruction Of its Commercial and fuan-
Isl interests The future Is fall Of prosperity
nd glory for US snd Of ruin and humiliation to
ur enemies
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ment is fully Te-estabshed; that you vii
continue to resist the Internal spirit Whicl
would waste victory in humihating com
| promise; that you will sacrifice every thing ex
| cePt liberty and Political equality, TO nationa
Interests that you viii sustain sll officers @
'he State and general government, in fhei
efforts to subdue this unhoiy rebellion espe
claiiy that you will sustain our worthy gov
| ernor, whose energies have been so entirely
devoted to the government and its supporters
we appeal to you especially to support him, be-
cause 1t IS chiefly to his uneeasing care and
labor that We have 10 attribute our present proud
position among the loyal States of the Union
and Tor the further reason shat he has demon
strated by acts, that he is an honest and zaslous
patriot We appeal to you to sustain him in the
good work OF administering to the wants Of our
unforsunate comrades, stricken in battle or by
diseases that yoa viii confer on him all neces-
saFy authority, and place in his hands al requi-
site means to carry out the good work he begun.
ResOlved, !. We arc Internationally snd de-
terminedly in favor of the preservation Of the
Union
2. We are in favor Of the vigorous prosecution
Of the war.
We win sustain our State and Federal
authorities with money and supplies in all their
efforts to sustain the Union aud prosecute the
war.
A. We will discountenauee every fsciion and
Inhasnce tending to create animosisies at home,
or to afford consolation and hope to our enc
mics in arms, and that We will cooperate only
with those who viii stand By the Union and By
those who are fighting the battles Of the Uaion
5. We tender to Governor Morton the thanks
of his grateful friends in the array, for his ex-
trssrdinary efforts in their behalf, and sssure
him that neither time nor the eouuptiug inhu-
ence of party spirit shall ever esirsnge the
soldiers from the soldiers friend W.D.B.