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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-14
JNTBRNATIoNAL
i FIRB INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
once. ii3 Broadws

once, li3 Broadway
CASH CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS
The International Fire Insurance. COMPANY having q
cash capital OF u OD all paid In securey vested
s prepared TO insure kind property including
ships ia port aud their oargccs against damage by
Ore. "a tho most favorable terms
WILLIAM X WARREN, President
0xo1os W. SAVAGE Secretary "
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OARRIsOSS' MINING COMPANY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
ee'"A'A''' ~ at the once Of the Company.
NJ . the prospectus aud reports
ana 'p''''''1' st depths OF 90 40 90. 80 and 100
ioea may - O q. MEASH. Secretary.
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OFsIcE ARIZONA MINING COMPANY.

~ NO 81 PINE STREET
NEw YORK. April 7. 1864
Notice hereby glyen 10 accordance with q resolution of
Board OF Trustees of the Arizona Mining Company
passed hts day that books will be opened this office for
from the date Of this publication subscription
the bAiauce OF the stock OF said company
thirty hve dollars share IN god payable four monthly
instruments, as follows
Ten dollars per share, gold LIST day Of May. 1864
Ten dollars per share in god LIST day Of June 1864
Ten dollars share in gold on LIST day Of july 1864
FIVE dollars in gold l day OF August, 1864.
The stock will issued payment OF the last install
ment SAM. +. BUITEkWOhTH. President
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PROSPECTUS
BELMONT GOLD MINING COMPANY
CAPITAL S5.DOOOU
ISSUED FOR THE PURCHASE OF MINES AND MINING
PROPERTY IN COLORADO TERRITORY.
rRUsrEEs
AUGUST BELMONT WILLIAM 3 DUNCAN,
ISAAC BELL s. r. BUTTERWORTH.
s. l. H. BARLOW. ROBERT CUTTING.
President.
WILLIAM r. DUNCAN
EDWARD CUNARD
TREASURED
AUGUST BELMONT
SECRETARY
WINTHROP SARGENT
BuPERISrENDANTs IN COLORADO
FIrZ JOHN PORTER.
GEORGE +. DUNNlN6.
Superineo lent United states Assay Office, New York.
DUNCAN SHERMAN co.
SOLICITORS
BOwDOIN, sLAR0CQUES Il BARLOW, New YORK.
WAKELY REED. Central CITY Colorado.
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LPINE GOLD COMPANY.
"A Capita 81 100000
Shares ........ .......................$l0 each
The property OF tins company situated Gpn county
Colorado Territory and consists Of hundred feet Of
mining CLAIMS the following rich gold bearing lodes in
Nevada district. viz -
ALPS AND CALIFORNIAN
These claims among the very riches, and best In
Colora do
has been subscribed for at par
The books for subscription to limited number Of
shares i've dollars per share the office Of T. n.
Gibson. Esq. No. 81 William TO day, At IL O'Clock
OFFICERS.
-
NJ v. Poor ......... Secretary and Treasurer
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ToHN y. MURRAY A CO.
), BANKERS AND SHARP BROKERS.
II Broad street, Wall, New York,
Buy and sell Shares Bonds aud Gold on commss,ons
AT THE REGULAR AND PUBLIC BOARDS.
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T AXE GOLD MINING COMPANY.
i COLORADO
Rocks are now open at the Office Of TAYLOR BROTH
Frs Wall street. subscription to the capital stock Of
this company at the subscription price OF 81 % per share
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briggs GOLD COMPANY MINES -BRioGs GRE
ID CORY I.odes Gpin county Colorado Capital lo.cOe
shares $lUJ each. TRUSTEES.
j. Smith Brggs Colorado
Geo. Pullman, Chicago
Anthony Arnoux New York
Henry CoggI New YORK.
X. Cornell w bite New YORK
VIM G. Angel, Providence. e.
Presideut-J, SMITH BRIGGS.
Tressurer-WALTER T. LAYTON
6ecreAry-D LIrTLEJ0HN
Counsel-J. s. WOODWARD.
Mining Superiuteudent-CHARLE II. BaI00S.
Office 10 Cli6 street
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AT a subsequent meeting Of the Board, TIMOTHY G.
CHURCHILL Esq, was unanimously selected President.
EDWARD kEMEYS, Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
NEW ENGLAND
Mutual Life Insurance Company
CASH AND NOTE SYSTEM.
IrHpoTtaat 10 Li6 InsaTers Fdcts Va. Fiction.

PERSON aged 50 can lhaupsrleOOO his Life In the
n NKw EHGLAHD Mutual LifR INauRARcE COMPANY, by
paying t72 30 In oush. and note for same Amount.
In al oaih eo1panles $40 would only insure 5000
The Note plan addA 5000 Al The Cash plAn adds
only aI, 900 In II yedfv.
In he Nois Company the dividends are applied to can
esng the Notes thus redusug the amsunt Of both prn
eipal aud Interest
In the event of death the heirs of the insured under
the note system would receive $500 lees the notes
paid. In the Cash Company only $4,000 would bs paid
70 the heirs Of the deceased
A person aged 81 Was insured In the NRW RH0LAsD
MUTUAL for 81 0O0 paying annually tll 10 In cash And
note for the same amount About year nes he enlisted
In the 69th Regiment, p W. and after few months
vice died. After dedueng unpaid notes. his widow
esiEed about $3.50 L. Cash Company tbs widow would
hAYs rseelYsd only $500 Que fact like this A worth
thousand pamphlets got up to deceive the public
prominent Market Street merchant remarked few
days nee that he could make than ten psr cent
the amount lett him by the Company At sx per cent in
erest This good common THH IAfERRsf NADI
INEuRRD CANCELS Oh EXCEEDS THK
re COMPANY. This Important last 10 entirely Ignored
by all cash Companies. 1hs unfslrness and detign
ueh tourse are too apparent
The eat success Of the Note CompAn hsa provoke
the uhiuHt attack Of all Cash mpansa. An examination
two aysema will eonYincs any candid that tn
Note Company mAkesthe largest provision for his family
tAbout half the expense.
The great object OF life inAnrancs PREsnAr hRHRFIl
and not remote contingency
The necessary blanks will bs furnished application
W. D. STROUD, M, D., Medical Examine
~ Ike Office daily, from Y to o'clock.
! RkfkRRHCRs
George IL. Stuart, Rsql James Graham, Rsq.,
Hon. VIM. A. Porter. Rev. J. u. DAieg, u. D.,
B. D. Cemegye Ksq, Boyd a stroud,
Joseph Lea, Sterling Franks,
Henry Blmona Julius Lee, ESQ.,,
D. Raynsr 9ooaVin, \, D., wm. N smith, Rsq,
ThemAn B. Beck, ESQ Baker Hopkins,
Wallaee Browne.
WILLIAM GETTY, Agent,
febl2-ly a26 Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
M kDIcAL DEPARTMENT
Nl or TIE
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

The PIPTY-sRvENTH SESSION OF THE SCHOOL
or MEDICINE In the UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
will commence on MONDAY, the iIth OF October 1864
and end on the LIST Of March, 1865.
full Course Of Lectures will be given on all the
branches as follows:
on Surgerv-By Prof N. Il. Smith.
On ths@t'irg and PAaTmGcv-By Prof WIN. L. A
Aiken
On obaeiries aud DiSeasss Of Women and caildssn-
By Prof O. ". Miltsnbergsr.
on PSncPlss and RrGrfiee Of A,ditfas and Clinical
Medicine and Hygiene-By Prof Richard Acshsrry.
On Andtoniy and Phgsoioyy-By Prof Christopher
Johnston.
o. lai.ria msFfeO, and TAerapsuiics-By Prof saml
c, Chow.
ffatlieGl Anaguy will bo taught by james H. Butler
n. D., DeInonstrktor
During ths continuance Of the war hliqry Surgery
and MaKV Hygiene will bs inToduesdas rsgui part
Of the course.
Mriauaiss Of this School have At all tunes to
the EhFdu of the Baltimore infrmHIy, where they
Witness the psrormsnee VI all the principal operations
IN Surgery, and observe this puneTous forms Of dis
ease undsr treAtmsnt The InhrnATy Is spaeogs hos
p attached to the Medical School and Il Is opeh the
elnasns daily lhToughOul thsshtire Ssar Without any
Rddiil0nel ehafgs
The sss ioT tbs full caasse Of Lectures are eOi for
Naturalization, o. and for Practical ADaioIayt 80,
0KORGE W. hILTRNBEkGRR,
HDs0 Dean Of the Faculty.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
COAL OIL LAMPSl

beg lsaye u Inform my frsnds and the public gene
rally that have ied the mzHufAeture Of COAL
OFT LAMPa Of every description aud style u niah Al
No. 3S s. Second 81, RhilRd'a.
with my present iAeilltea for manufacturing, and
practical sxpsreneee of thirteen years In hs manage
nent Of the lamp for Of the largest houses
in this country natter myself that perienee and
knowledge will enable to offer 10 the public goods
not by any Ia regard 10 STYLE aud worhmsnshlp
and At prices competing with the lowest shAl alWAy
endeAr0r 70 lead III Offering 70 the public and useful
Inventions in our linz have ALEC taken the whole.
sale agency for the sale u dEO W. BaUWN Co5
CLlEnRArll METAL TOYS. A. ] WETDkBRR,
No IS aouth Second Street,
sept 90 3n. PhllAdephla,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02

l. Ths Board ofClalms will hold its sessions a George.
rolls and recruiting lls'a viii be nled and open for the
?. Claims should be nlsd lmmadlAteiy No claim will
be received or entertained fom any person who h or has
Been engaged In rebellion aEaina the aoTsrnment Of the
or comfort 70 ita enemlea
Loyal persons whose slaves have enlisted, MAY ale
an application for compensation which ust ba aeeofpA.
ned by certificate Of enlistment deseriptlye si Hn-
oath OF Allegiance In the form prescribed and nAaelery
proof oIie alsoA valid deed ofmAnnmaslan release
from service Of the person in confederation Of pl.s
hstment compensation Ia claimed, Fl.0I -0-' w.
The Board will proeeed to examine the claims I'm the
M ~ thsit presehsa, with the Geuomp sn wing eaTl
nshe o. yhis1snt oath, and proofs Of ts And LOYALTY
sso se snail DO iound satisfactory, will award eompsn
% not 10 sneeed three hundtsd dollars for each able
bodied slave enlisted, aud for drasd men, nol eTeeedns
one hundred dollAre. = -
faites aeating iutthor Information vii maseaprea
NsA hAhAkN GUh,
PRgstDHHr Board Of Claims
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
street Residence for Sale.

esEAa on account Of expecting 10 leave the city,
EiiN Offer my residence, Al the corner Of lhrteanh
w and Market aireeih for sale. lhe nain building
1 IL ~ fest front and 20 feet deep, two stories high,
Win hnshed attic rooma back building stories high
This House Ia eompleis with all modern tOnveneneea.
There Il brick stable 10 the rear with room Tor
four horses aud two carriages.
The properly viii be sold with or without the stable
and lot Ia rear ofHtAble -. -.....
Terml Easy. JOHN N. ROBlNhoN.
Or apply % r. R. Robinson Co, l,h and Mar
st a.Tasis nov lbif
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIR e
Insurance Company of the
State of Delaware.
(OmaiBAL MfII CRnHK, Ao)

lOMoiBAL MILL CRHHK, &o)
THIS Company soutinuss to offer to the people Of DelA
ware Its supsror advantages Of Insurance agAlnst loss
by Dire on all descriptions OF property except Marine
The Instution Is commsnde by over 90 years experl
In and attention TO the subject sf Mutual
BY reason Of which, It Is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between
shp among the most equitable in character Of the numer-
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
II takes credit ITSELF that its pAymen Of losses have
been prompt and LIBERAL that In 23 years business and
losses reaching 100000 mot single Of litgA
ton has occurred, and scarcely without entire sAts
faction to the pAfties insured.
LookiDg more 10 the safety than the number and
amount ef It's raka has declined Hundreds Of Thou
aAnda Of Dollars Of Insurance either requiring oo
great amount Ia single rak onsring un6t OBJ
Jeets Of Insurance for the character OK the Institution
In this II is conceived 1t has the safest and
most finsuaneea In proportion TO the
over Six Millions Of Dollars OF any other Company
As evidence Of this has not only reduced The rats
insurance. at all times moderate, one-lxth, during the
asst two years but 1t presents clear surplus Of
$4,000. security against assessment the Deposit
koss which BY the resort to Scrip csrliacatss Of
the Balances due to each member beng issued viii
be paying interest to them from January 1862, the
atsof per cent per Annun, thus making ast fArth6
II commenced the year 1892 with rsai protection to
| the community In Deposit Notea Of 32bO,OO0
| Surplus Fund 10000
tits the Of the Farmers Of Delaware and Is suei
'' Preaident--JRssR SHARPE.
Secretary AID TrOasuTsr-RoBERr AcCIsB. ND.
DIRECTORS
Bh Wilson, BrAndywine Hd; JAmsa Dsaplain, Christi
HID; James Webb, samuel Barr, n. o. Rtntssnbura
and Jesse Shape " ilningtOn Hd.; Robert MeCabo, Mil
Greek Hdi John =. Williamson, White Clay Greek Hid
George JAnsier, nsw Castle Hd Curtis b. Ellison, Pen
cad a Hal Johh O CLARK, Red Lion Hd.; WIN. Temple
Smyrna James u. Burnhau, st. Georges Hd. ChATle
4. Pemng, Peter y causey, Milford Henry Todd Dover
Charles Tunnell, GeOrgetoWn.
AGBNrs-As we'll for rsesiVng applications for inSur
) Bli Wilson, BrandyWns HID; Robert Mcoabe, Nil
oIeak Hdi James Delapiain, ChrHtlEna Iid; John y
Ansont while Clay Cieek HID; Clrlla b. Ellison
uuAdteds Joseph q fGlnhth, Smyrna James crippsn
New Castle HID; OharlA r. Fleming, Milford. Charlie
Tunnel, GeOrgotoWn; Henry Todd, Dover.
communications general business addressed to III
andeTa1nsd, Wilmington, will receive immediate after
Ion.
fR RoBERT MocABR NJ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
A Beautiful Country Seal for Sale,

WiTulN three OF four miles Of wilmington containing
'hiryihfss and ahaif 81 laud With 6nS build
iessohApls' Apply 10 K.hoOAULLkY CO..
6O6 Hnrkat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-12-02
Wharf Property for Sale.

excellent Wharf property 10 the city Of Whining
n ton Del, with $50 iegt the creek. containing
two aud three acres land, which is FIVE
TRNYAfRHTB It IL near the Railroad and sdjonn the
extensive Ship yard of John X. KiIkmAu 4 Co Ths
water along i.s ronl the best in Wilmington and has
been uasa Tor ship yard and Coal yard. For khlp
yaId kollng Mil, Of manufacturing purposes II '
unsErpAsssd by any location IN the city.
Apply l. W. McCAULLEY CO,
nov 1917 COG Market s.fett.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07
a Ec-- Eps-eb~..l GNy.es~.'.

Within few weeks nearly every Democratic
paper in the country has gwen prominent pubhca-
ion to he following paragraphs;
iea Davis, So n.y. b. nanuGy 25 mr. bui hy 'hs
d.prris'on ~ hr T1'e nanny T. equ 10 bat 80
ana on this pra,tlc .r h. las 10 i've"
.Abrah3n Liucn.uf salary If inrrly S23Oy yrGri
iut his legal teud"r money having deprecated - ier'
than half its ooinn ,nlu" h. rcfOscs 90 take H. nd
demGnds md receives pay in goid or rod
while the soldiers Of bis armies harr 20 take ',r peg ~
greer backs Isn't tis p'tritc and hODesf la Old Abe
anc ought 10 be te rec eced ~ another i"uI year.
hard raoues Tor himself aud 81 largely Geprcc"ied
money for t'c people.
Wei knowing that tho President would not stoop
to notice such palpshy false assertion, they hoped
10 run the ca!umly until election dag. Brt The
other DAY II came 70 the notice o. the Hen. H. l..
Chi.tondcn. Rcgis.er Of Che Trcasurr, mp to 'hc
18th Of August lasi-thc man who he's direct
charge Of all such salaries. And this is the manner
in which be bayonets the wicked story
10 tho Es..ors OF Tho frre PFesa
GryIrsy. ~ attention has breu called 70 ~ efi'o
rial article Ia Tie BaraP'on Se"f.nd 81 u" 3l'b nh
containing statement thht ffesiGenl I'ihc"in u'
uarS- ana receive, his pas (sa1y) ~ goa ~ goa cI
f tes while the soldiers Of his armies hive 10 take
their ia gin creeBhacks &C. The editor Of The SennG
has been made The victim o. very id!e inpDson 'nl
II appears singular 10 that he s,ould have ho2tTd.d
such AN assertion when. with very little uoshle be
coud have ascertained whether u w"s true or 'ise
a. alse ~ fr>rY particular. Inc bhir' OF ies,u'nl
Limo IT, Ike those OF all o;hcr officers on TIE civi lSi
is paid by wa-raus rcgurry entered In NC Register
Office. where all these accounts are sept he'tbtr Nm
self nor any other officer Of The iOvernent te1cr'
those actually EMPLOYED foreRn s~nee Tor Whict
special provision IA made by law) h8s been iaid ~ o"
suco the passage Of the net authorizing thc s'ne %
/ LEGAL tender notes. The Presidents saarv MSS been
regusy PAID by dram on the Treasury Ia legal iehno'
notes ith The regular deduction Of Che tiE Oh sanie
Such was certainly the case up to the l5'h ~ August
/ lest the date OF my resignation Register 0i u
4 Dt lr r~qla TAFT 7
connectia, fact well known TO many officer. Of Tie
Trcasury that upon The of the act imposing
tax upon salaries, question was made whether II
apuiird to the President and cabset and that Mr. Lin
coin peremptory refused n have any exception made
| in his case-a determination In which the cabinet
agreed with him and the deduction from oil these sals
| res has ever since been made.
Very truly yours. L. T.. CHrrrEsDYS
| Burlington. ~. tuesday morning. Oct. T.
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DIED.

hBBOIT-On THURSDAY. Oct n consumption Lizzie cid
%. d,nritrr e late sainu. aad sarah NJ abbott IA TIA"
20ti year 81 h'fa.-. =, 90.
The funeral viii take Place from her late residence No i'
Wet {Jd f,fcri. o. saturday. oct. o, a. oclocA-
BUSCE-On Thur-day Oct o. Tnona, L. OF ISRAEL and
LYDIA Iunc- AGED II yca. aud u u0nthA
fiji romans wi 70 Hsrn to ConuiaeA. L. H. Tor inerm"n
uRiG1a-Rt kiingly Conn on saiurIsy Avg ~ Wihsm
trgs eyed 10 month"; VI On. > C. aid a. L. ofiss OF
LreoLyu y. y
uALsTHD--At East ORANGE v j.. on Friday, Sept 30,
Ehlsheth C. wiz Of Enos }. Halsied. aged 81 y'efs
sTOuLMASS-On Tuesday Oct l. Mary H. C.. SECOND
daughter a. {. T. l.. sionlmaHn DID, aged ~ years
month, enl u diys.
The relatives friends - the family invited to attend
ts furrra -. Matthew Church Nasrr fifcrth on
SATURDAY. Oct 3. at O'clock. without further notice
Enc papcrs please copy.
TAGGkRD-ht Baltimore on SUNDAY the 4th inst, Robert
> Taegafd, o Niinan ~. TursaTd. ased " ssarh
fuuerl from No. - Sends Brook saturday the
bst u Wis ffirf d ani neqsi tacrs ana nose
o. Tia. family invited without further invita-
INDFRHLLOn Thursday De-, G Of disease Of tie heart,
Phebe 4. lind.rhili, aged 20 YEAR and pionths.
Tn. aud frends Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral from her late rrsdfncr No. - ct
Houston street FRIDAY afternoon NJ O'clock Her re-
main. wal br tak ei TO Greenwood fox iaIsrTnrnI
WArgRs-Cn Wednesday. Oct s. l7tl. Charles "aiers,
aged ~ year.
The rratvrs aud friends Of ihe Ay sso those OF Ills
consu, Edward aiming, rAd hosg OF MS hfotheis NAV.
are respectfully invited inern, which will take
ace 10 morrow. oaisIlay the 9Th nst a a. N ~ ~
late residence No III East Tenth street III. rehlns VII
m taken to - hnnys Church, 9Th stfrfi Where solemn
High Nass VIII be ofrIfd for the repose OF M son hnu
from thenc" Conveyed 20 Calvary cemeefy 'o NJ 'lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07

DE. W. II. GRECG-Doar Sir: j have been
,uGciiur for hong TINE win what %, .iriahs c',,
pisroscs Il ,tc VlOsTATK tLAAD ana kEsEAI1os OF
TuXy ard was unnhle 20 obtain any relief unth uhrd
Co,sTilinog WATER, which began 10 produce It's cur
sivc effect AFTER taking ons nr Two doeea Iuu Nv M. ,
, he moro grateful than NJ the results. having SUI
f.red all Tat nun could tuiier and i've; anu rhtief
,ban be de rived Il the medicine would BIZ wiling 10
INV FIFTY DolLAgs bottle Tor IT,
II hns rut fly cured NE but several other officers in
nv district have been cured by IL. and would recon
mend everybody suffering IRON any disease OF the KID
news 70 use Constitution W ater.
N.Y. RrcpARD LUSH.
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
Nrw.YoEg Dec. 20. 1861. -. our.
Sold whoesalc by noEGAs g. ALLEN NO 40 'Hi-s'''
and AL Druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07

MAMMOTH OIL CoMPASY. We should Judge
by the large number of these corporations now BONG or
e,oms the dscoycry Of this oil bas been worth nlfendy
iiiloos of dollars ~ the Government The shipments
abroad are at present perfectly enormous nnn ore
.,eaJiIv and rapidly increasing new company,
Io1n a. tho President Pel-Oleum COMPANY, - now
boirg organised with prospective capital OF hse mn
lion ofdohrs We have seen list OF the s'ocAhodeiS
aud IL embraces some Of the strongest NAMES Al he o,
Of New, YORK includilC seven bank presheh'5, anu
other :, ,6,ng mon connected With some Oi zoe Asesi
institutions he e cSntgy, We have 40 lhl.'s. ~ "ll
OIL company bot mol hesitate 10 sny teh', hnH ".
money u invest. should take some 0i ME -
promises to pay lau,e dividends, ard can hfniy hel
doing 10 even W. only moderate Success i"Dro l 'u'
Isldcr who haTT monty so ln'fsi ln '',F ''''ns =
anis character. ysiil dnd this new company "oI"S
tLer Gllsniioy Sec .dYerl.9-1aAt Al ou- esAaAl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07

upon the devotion and endurance Of the psiS ssairr
III the field and that II homes, and capah!, men a,y
elected TO places OF responsibility and tn" -"
that an houo' - eud ess'- 80. we oe'e.o
achieved IT, ---..ng peace can be readily
:, nss1toea. That in the nomination Of Col John IT,
Autumn Tor Congress, bJth citizens sud soldiers All.
u,ateu oy common sentiment and aiming ut con non
yu, =. sustain mo GOverEne. IN queiing the krDei-
,'on "nu N Nrinynf traitors 10 punishment by ther
votes have The opportunity Of placing responsible" man
a. iespJs Die position ond VITO has been tried by
Yer ~ service ~ home and in the field and has not
YET been iOund wanting.
Rcsoped That to our CONCENTRATIONS upon this we'll
deserved b0nor we respectfully ada ou appreciation ~
the Services Ne have seen CoL Eelc8am renGer LIS
couu'fy md his Governmen' Of the earnest loyalty
with when be has remained ~ his post through the
psf tau years Of suffering danger and OF tire kind
and constant which has characters bed lis re-
lations Viih every rlicer aud man IN lie regiment
ResOtrfd That while heartily approve ana applaud
THE noupa'on Of who has tested his patriotism as
W. rs hs ability upon MANY fields we coli npun our
friends home 10 give their Armrst support 20 Col
hctphrr, believing that iDIsmuch hs nc has dreiae1 no
cxcons unnecessary vr The comfort aud welfare u ms
Command aui sacrifice 70" gent III irhrh 81 mo
Union the Constitution ard .he enforcement OF tie
laws ire same spiri wa phoM mn 90 Svhfl.'-oia
hall, md render Tim even more useful and boneie1l 10
th" common cause.
R.sorfd That ~ evidence Of our unarimity Of feeling
and II. testimony If uar affection mud respect Of the
naD b" his lei 49, snocessuy through many try
ing scrlns crcb Of comprising nj OF the officers
present With the regiment Gaca ou- names ~ reese
resolutions and Improve this opportunity OF ezpesSinR
how ilnsiy ald how cheerful, We pledge to aim cur
uncnaii FED -n-rcri.
Rss,c,d Tfat copy Of these resolutions be given 10
Col Kciciam wi,h our kindest wishes for his success
and that copies be forwarded 20 the Dutchess and Co
iuuba County ipcrs TO- plDlicstirn.
4. u Sinah. MAJOR IaHlb New Yors Volunteers.
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