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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
mOfrot.
Daoeupurt, Jcmd.
9snnnass, ben %. 9uui 1864.
Sobu 6. Fremont,
rey Qaneteai rss Bellies
fur bic uddfe HrdEseutf&aft.
-bar 9hs. p1afeeui -:
0cb II Qc6rane.
I'm baS YubIifuur.

Ite WoblecUpa6Ee pal Cs90aas"
3pd eaucteatsn fine i'm Gsles, Elm
eotn une GEemonL Ssuu a1bsiis|
nit Ger u s.btursu R'attrunRspaI1onas'.
nit ru eanvn 8ss'sruussma'&ins. alien
ltiu,n Bsamhn, NIT Ger Atmte unr NIL
esn @.lrmi,nln re eaness fur fsiu'
Dieeurr dtluna, ridn, Drsmout,
bot nit,e, als lslnm tttI'tm Namsr.
cine eIdrunrs 9naansnts', boes St
iabiauua, rein, B%teuluuns fur en Sats
en 6uittit UNI CO.. Neputtif. 5snH, Lea
UNI ssbaIiIce, u:mml CON Vo!tt e1s W'',
til, eu1t Gle It I'D rem V0Its ou1cI'1cv'
1un nil. rislt, b,stu an ft |siet en-,
go.fe Autt, wis IS in risU Fu' Ht'ann
9riGs bteo1f, UNI u'sru iu 8sIuursr une
iu nfa,fsn.
lDtn pou eiei.n tsiesn Qaneieatsu ril
eoa Bolt? Gs MIL Gttmon', lsnsn wadnn
Euune ru 61ubut, isnm Diam H!tn
br;ue unr tcbu 5:satuoa, Cen jwa1
unit1s Administration unc eN Raouno.
tbinaiemue e,ltnl tar. cthsa Nams abs1
Dor or Us!t sinM bsusIsn Yian1 ba', ale
raE Gin 2sueotn ibn su1untsln tonn'e.
Bcatn mir otn 6rsmont gum TtIsf'
rs1 Union babsn. 10 muffin rU w'1ltp.
oraan,Gun, banr in bauc atbs''sn. uu'
etbeuu n cis Wutt. rs!ds 5n1 s'nso!n
a,o,u ,bn ms 6ilo fdbrt. Aesr utnn
ras 8oli nu1 unRItd srtitIcfsn III, &c
Nspubl'f iu 1s,ssu unr islrs eo"f'tut!o""'
len Rstr III ftun.lo ps1rsn aue Alltn
tatt ru Reaiuursepa1t:i On rislsm 0rnIt
III uitl, us,rsn unr .Grsmont UNI
1rtibsi,!' Miro eas Wcri 't'n, rae
Ger 8.l! bic neus Gra esr i.eitr une fta1s
TN Naputt,t %unfdnttRtn~ nHe
Dir Rteiuuna UNI rrsn 9ur!tt boefn
rie prsIe pss2anrtsSum
lbstl auf9staut un eae
Bolt ~ tsfsdsn une ot1ls'ten. =" mel
Zen 5uausssbu Don 3t'lunasn tatsn BON
Or Rss,uure Asnter ubaltsn, osst &c:
niteen In oneuu Wsilt uutHfueuns eu
81. eclnb!d,tu perren. po eae
Dclf f, nur nsbmsu nil. ~ lau'sncsn
pom Grsmrlaun oon 2ireoIn Clubs une
N.sftl un9a a9srlsn unlcnf osr,estlt. Af'
ssesn u,1p en u%natbduaiae g1tns ostS
foIat, nit aQsn Wi,tln per1olaL. uno man
iutt 6uauaas b.1 UNI RseotlsuEt, psl6s
Jr.monte g1nibluns bssuEf'9sn, a1e
8t1bys&u ~ bsssi@nsn.
Wsnn ater nun tie f1ste Dtslle pas ae'
sianufs Miuh III, uu rie Ursunrs drss
uon.s iu1 Rsttuns Ger Natton ~ un'asu.
rsnu eide Trsns nit allen m63It@snVht
,,ln pom cu R'aiHunsapanu outola'
Mir. 70 parf Fs ft, ia 10 pi1o - ibts
ER'6t, fd aus Belt ;u wsnesn.
Dir bittn eabu in Sntsrs1 Il
6rsibsit, eis mir lisbsp.
in Snlsrs(ie Der Sa&s,
rie mir f6rrern, unlere eslu unc
Gle 6rsune. 6rsnorla, f6 eis wsi:
t.rs Vs1breitun9cs e Dovtn'
Ismcf1al anasls1sn lsin ~
Nur TN 3ntsreMe p,r,
g aall,lbf 4, fh Gle pi1 ods R's'ttn.
tbun MIR ois(e Bite, uue n,6t aus siasn
nlsiau Molip.. Hsi cen jeeiasn pa.
.piuruuisn uup 96busn miro utsraa am
Announcement faf ea1 n,bts oerr'sut unc
mas mir ionf eurd cine printpisnt1sut
Burd,una unisru g1uHelaes unc curd
un(ne SrppG.ion as1en DE Naisrsnes
g.molt rs1lls1sn. belllai msbr. ols Iau:
lsne AtcnnsnKn una uisssn f6untn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Qu5 NiDlrebf.

Glniaenputtts1nlfbs Dtotter, ts|onefll
eir S:war1 times unc cersn cfutl6s Af.sr
1ia6tn ma6tm ID err Qttottano ]Io:Tora
unp rem t:.unrsn 6rsmon,s gum Dtrtrs:
t,u. ro6 (s a. rem Ataususs Vau Der
anaNuna s'nomu:" ba'1sn, rae A'vl1sd
in elmer bsionptr,n Nei,:utton ID raSrfn
Arau,uss nor 1rmsniQ nfe RE "'deIidn
Brlrr eircoln's Gem 6aurd nit WeH
lbsnasii6 otbplo uup eos wlr nalurIid
Den 9obn{treibun aenua. um rie Raeifa
len ole utthliuFr 3u Cen 3oppnbsaee 81
bVri1u,n.
Ginu b%tfcncer.n Bispsrtsauna tstu1ft'
iolass @ef9r,ibIl nt9t. inc. baupt(d4
lib. uu ~ atiasn, cas % bloB Die eissnt'
!lidsn 6auafnshn Sswarcs unp eu W.
uiniR,atton fnp. NE 70 wltbsnp fltfer
unp ldrsieu. fubrsn mir eins Bsurlbst'
lung ees BaQ,s an. nit mir ds in cem q
. Gemmutial. einsm 2iReolablalte. Rn'
Zen.
.Wan miro fb utnnsrn - faat lei
Gcmmtreiol-roe QoIcrsl N~reutuss in
BIER p%uffsniihtsn B.ttfeu Zen @5nuo|
Rapiidn Dules tsfimnt tddulctaie, Ger
uctorifdsu Stlopsntaucl.r 3ulueta ~ ei'
usm bobsn muuieipalsn Am,s 3u rem en-
Ct bsf6lrsrt III tattn. UNI esfo trqlsme'
mi, ibm Cen aus etm Hahud1ciasn S'la
psubonrd nma9irnpsn Drcft ttei'en Al
f6unsn. 81 ~loferne Wr. Ssmaro in ";
maneeIuna pom jecsm autsnti{&sn, Aer'%i
ilid.n uatuiuaunseBans dttr eit Vfrpt
dtlunaen awijaeu DuIee unp Aransuts
~ub,,taupl e,ras wi6sn fonnte. bislttu eli
pom cen Bsipsn erbetsuen esa.nkttiasu
Bslt uloiaungeu fa minrsfens ris Baa
AZ; ArRusQe6 war es. Ter renunei1te unit
eer @,nnoltopildn wor IS. Der RE (pas'
matilhe 8srl,ture ret anglo ipanil4er
&ouueutionsn fur DIE untsre1ddung rse
SflopsnbanreIs ~ b%smdnteln fu&te.
Abtr Is f&eiut. pae Mr. Ssnare wts'
Or stnmol niht Der 8erfudun9 ~uiresas
ben fenn,s. {sine flstne S&sle su ldutsn
(mslas% bsfanuilih efnsn jsreh in ris|sm
eorre In ris Baaias fabrt) unp ben Be
ueie ia ltsfern. pob e unter Fer f&impai,
4eu Dulpun8 .bss amtrtsauti&sn 8otfse
Zen e.u,istbststsu 8dttd" u%nssrantwort'
li&er @ewaIt iptsleu fam. nntsr es'
Depi{e .Grsibsit esm 5aaesn" f&dnesi'
II porfdblt@sr unp dbsrlesttr Wstle rt'
Gretbeiten unt Re&te ets frsisn Nonuss.
wdrpiete bic Msnopolts 0 amerifa; 81
stnen 3uinstr ess proeoufuls ron 6aua
na terat unb untsrwarf rte, 6loeae ts'
Ser. 6toatsu esm oleruuutrd eIt6feu
S&tmpf Der In unftrr 3sft auf easBan:
utr stnss u%uatbduaiesu 8clfss aelarsu
rorreu IL. lup nun bot Or. 9eware
itinsn 2obu. DIR fpauii&e 8iesf6nta
Dem Il 70 bsrtiiwi0ts a~spient. ma&t Jpn
Dor alsr Bslt au9en gum @srfaeuge e.
nee Stapeubdupltrs, fsuen bsn wotr'
i@einlt& unf@ulpieeu Rann. Zen Sswars
Ito f&dnblia atopftrt. 1T Elm 9n'tsrio&
oeer In ben Sob uns absrIiefrrt rem BE-
Irn@haRen SHassurduter guta's ole bil
Nsesr. fdr bsrsu ssrmtiutliae Grstbsit Mr,
Seware fstnsu siseueu Buteu Ram'u mi
eas Anf.beu Der amniianifasu 6lass'
peesspetf.u bat."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

nabs. Sufus. Gte isaasn ia bic ST
De tst mtr, 70 oft b~spunbsrn, pfe Ste mn,
peQsn. Obete Sammluue nun bisr liset
oesr bei mir. IA Tod gang 8lsi&. Cold
'f&5nes @sIp. wte i'd Stnsn estotsu. "a
bod far siusu 0sf&dhsmann nt1t u psr'
Fa&tsn !" ~
.atn bic Glide fne tod meiu, tusnn
lie biu Ine. Grsesasn,! lstr roe 81
iltl ssb. rihts. Chen 10 gut f5rnsn 81,
aud III mir fomrsn, rsnn Sit 4, febsn
pousn! Stlbf eas Ruisum BAT te Ga,
htn nidt 'ual. auesr en paar tltinusn
suinasu BIanur. Dor ,bn.n bin i'd uut
msins Dsiis pouii&. uup taw,Iae rts tin
R6nis! Niumn lae I'D MI. tie Grsurs
rtbmsr,. bsi 0on! Gin far ale WaI quds
I'm Sit mit nitt!"
.6o!' Sit rcd Der Rufud," pcltrts
1u&monn. ,.Sts idbu ftauuliau 6ar>
por! Ntr i@ IoN' mid. nod. SuHus.
nit Bitten uno Drcbsu. Sdmsidsln unc
ebitanirsn. uni, %mob,boitia. four Id Sbs
men aud auf i,asno .tne A.t'ueu Tcf'n
ipieltn. I'D ,tu's. ID ih ruIrs. roe Gin
Nnruu eist turltd,n, foRbortn eddss
'un nsnnt. NIT i'd ! 9 IL ni&tsml,ria.
e 1T tmro1nr! Atn i'd fomme piseu
Sn allie. sdte Geaune. Id iomme ri.ru!''
..Rommsn 2t nisesr, fouusn eli ritt,
mir tins,Iei. Mit Cen Sli9sn iR's nitls.
6I.uusui!
Bu&munn Adlpts tsftia tsn fut ouf
une usneus {'& mad eu 9blr. On eu'
(tIbtn fsbris Il I'm.
Die @d4i9ie NIT Sbrsm Birtb Mi
len Sis bod lton2 Dae (ussn Sis su
rsr Sdsirune 2"
.@as @u'b!.- Experimentation.
Gr. l.uI ?-St psis ui&te:"
..Sis ri6sn nod ut3t roe 6,ou &itarts
ibrtm Ganns. rtJm ANe6cI, euraas
t1arut ii une @foi 9tlenn. CIR Asju.
.ant ets Yrip3tr AHbuL lsine 6anc i'm
Spids BATH: Iis aanse Start trsnnt ia
Iialulcb eoven, unc Sis ulF'sn 70 nod
nIb,?!
Cine pauis trat Elm. Sanua htif wis
rim Slcd. ais isi ~ pufstnut. Grin Sc.
1dt nab tIsid. sann f@cb cine FissJet
No,bs lbu roisIts bin. :.
,Gemunr - 0.iGitesn con etu
Nutetile II"
so, unp unnbtn bnre8m! Dtnftn
Sic f4, Der unfa#fse bat ,br i'm DIT
,olbs uulroes isin baItss 8nnte.n suss'
nun mue n'e Sobisn une bat NOD
Spcn une Stanre roron!'
Sufus' Bruf arbeitse f.udsur. Uis:
elitlsn iens Singer ltsr ZEN nod
ten Sdetnl. ale ri'ds sr Zen Maaii4rnf
al. Damn tl'sv isin Aupe rdmonil&.
lsins e,pp. rs,;cs R& ~ uilesm -Scbn :
,@tltursn 81 Das balts Duu6ssn
perform ~ 5asotnba! ~ mir Iisb !;
81 Jpn %ssluur! 81 tim ss{unr!! Das
matl mir Buues! 6uljo, cas- muets &c
fcmmn = slrtn Rcd! SD mug Jun
2tr!"
,.W.in 0cil. mas pousn Sic tsi esm z"
Iub1 Butmonn ultrodtn Out.
.Doe i'd tsi ibm nil a. So. I'm !
6dbd -Ioa ras m6btsn sic webl &C.,
NJ r,,sn !!'
sic t1tsa stpas Shlsdtts Dor.
.
,.Wos- S&l.dhe? - Ab notlrlid !:
elmer l.insn Bo,ibsI rabru,mmt,
If's tumtr mas Gtlthts6 bel aurun
esu,,n ! Bos i1 ,bun ptu 2-Wsins lp'
pcltst rup' i'd ibm f1nri9m!
.Barmeuyau 6immd, rann rutnirn
Sic ,bn - Sd btu. Sts. bscenttn Sir,
rsn 9 nfcrbtnen ! War II nitl Str Wctl
batter? Sis Rur ia nod nidt e,idbreu!"
ngars esal! Ni&ts "a! Sn Mir Sc:
Flneist!"
ollnp Sit 6ut Tin Plut{auasr, FIN tlen:
rr @u9ru. 6ru @cu (o4 mid fra.
few, wsnn i'd i,male etels tb.lcis Stre0s
uiten tstrNt
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23
Sen. N eGleruauS ,fsenifrt

Die ~Stssutfruns". pas k'st' ete
iamdbli&e 3uradfstuus oe1 ostetsntes'
0suerdleu. BE Observation-Disclosures
aus teu efues pees opseru @runee ute'
lfetia aewsrbsn fab> ufnnt tbren uunte'
re, Esrtaasg. 70 uuntsr In bu 1bat. wte
q DE aatlrei&m geeuer ber &esteruus,
bsaes etae Bt1Rdrtuns ser 0ppsftton nur
tfDSlfdt ktu eann, sssiapssa HaDsu.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

Tar freuort. Die ,sR,vfep" ssn
Dr.. Bruu{on. etneS bsr etufnfret4een
Spurnale eer Union. Il far Grsnpnt nnh
rte Glsvsllne Tlatfetn bsrauesttsMssn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-06-23

vrIaFsn bate! glstd. min. trut It sne'
ltd tn f.tu S%tubtrru,u1,r. CT profile Jus
rruu f,in Sserstir ftauo often. obs
-el,it e ssa ShlaIsl .calu in Ger lei4s
bate. Mui Der platte esIslbsu lag stn
8ti.f an I'm, - @sSaa'l4 SHass 81 rsn'
ftttsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06

r,pccal benefit that class Of persons who being ape
10 military service under tho draft have LETT their homes
in tho North aud dtwn here to avoid their ophga
nhatically cot their .foot in t." They promptly
taken M and allowed choice OF regiments in which 70
eDlist pesceably ii they will, iorcildy II they Won
haNk in henery never created greater cohs'ernttlon
than did tho unexpected pvcmugation Of TINS order
among the e'-ss fsentoned. Tho frs poet up w"
anxousls ii1uired for anc soon acquired no'ors'y
and popularity beyond all precedent. Nearly every
other man to b. On the cyeo had yalise IN hand
and looked homesick Thoughts Of the draft at home
caused DO sorrow that General Order No. l5." could
not heal and specuaiors thought less OF cotton and
army contracts Than Of the happy time when TINS crhei
war shall hc over
The e1gai'ey Ygng man who in ire . sa
tremity Of his disgust at the "a VI being draieu ana
associated with private soldiers (hc being by 10 means
afraid of Gun pcwder> had torn himself away from the
society OF the fair Belinda and come to memphis 10 en-
10y the pleasures Of Southern Winter IN when ~ !,
seldom SO cold that promenade is not peasant, anu
never 40 warm that fire. is not agreeabe-be. who FOR
wecks past has walked in studied grandeur 10 ana no
in front of the Gayoso House, proudly unconscious OF
everything his Importance and the L'nsic ~
his boot heels striking the sidewalk even he must
sncoumb 10 this potent equalizer Of Tho human race
and Fsxply AT tho Provost. NaishaIs once Tor
pass ne stout gentleman Of forty. who but SNORT
time ago would half reclining the cushioned settes
in tie reading 1oom tumble with his plethoro pocke'
book and talk cotton 10 YOU by the hour. has become
suddcny nervous and surprisingly reicsnt "hiie ihe
whilom sonr looking Individual win t,o hcon.I sJ'ie
10 always seemed mad That na:uro hac no. nhue NIX"
fo other humans has become al smiles and returns
secGl thanks 90 the kind Providence that bessed MN
will spny foot. =. A.,
Oi coars6 there are equitable exemptions from the
effect Of this order but lucky indeed Is be no can pro
cure permission Ia 20 up the river. nave netiu o.
tie arrival Of several Kindred "refagces At dJtfeh'
poilt. In Mississippi This may or may not be true
but great many arc still beating their heads agaius
the cage that confines them and II Ia not unlikely th'
the guards at the eyee and in the rear OK tue cry NJ
sometime eyaded As general rule. however people
are getting accustomed the order OF things and 81
nj, with A. good grace as is 10 BE- expected
News from the iDtrrior does not show any Variation
Of affair. stree nv ast II 49, however. not considered
pprobalpc that We will have stirring times before long
Fores, continues bis work OF terrifying at Jackson
nor east Of here Lee is south Of the NJ. and u H. IL
What demonstrations they may design remains "a IL
sosn IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06

or ,oi bursement the sum OF gu 900 ont OF the
- ooo 200 anuuties forfeited TO the Government by the
-chcl,ious Sioux.
SECRETARY CHASE CcYvAIIsCEST.
Secretary Chase has recovered from his recent
illness sud viii be present Mt The Department to NOR
row.
|. THE DRAFT.
The question rs to whether the draft is to be
carried into effect at or postponed has e1cneo
uuol dis ,sson here It is understood that no order
Tor bc mmedia,e commencement of the dram has beer
is ucd from ,he War Department as yet.
GYMNASTICS.
Ahncr :. Brady, the founder OF the 1'h Regl'
ment Gymnasium in Ncw-York, is now here Tor the
purrose of startn, u similar establishment.
CoURT-MAITIAL SENTENCES.
The following sentences, under the ch"R's
stated have been passed hy Couis-sariia in the Army
Of Tho Potomac:
Ns, T. Anderson. OH Now oIt Csvay, upon '.e 20.
'.S cfqgss: Ahs,nce without lfeve, mish A'or b."i'
the ouc,.y. conduct dnG.e" on s i T. S,tes
t5,rt. Robert r Porter. co"pay A, Sd ndan
Cayay Dutclnes conduct T. '' 'y.', % a. &C. and
nd ri',rs f@crai, coaerct u'hr 'ir. .,
GENTLEMAN. 40 be- csliss = te service q" ne 'I," 49,
Cap a. H. ilas7'gfs, On N,S "'I 'eryiee /.
hc Iued aDd Co hiei all p'y dHe Nih i''' '"' Wv
cIuI,n'. ,s-,.,.. ~ Vol,,
.ef: D,sc.,irnc. # ortcrs conduc. 70 the niJnd''
cood os.I snd military discipline, eond"et uhr'"n'"t "
o..., .-,i -rU-f.ner To ~ Dismissed ihc scrfig
C,pt ~ am -. Padding, .9'h New fofs No'n'e'
D. ,i IS ON iaty COW act pI'nGcial u sou 9i"' az
i isfv die mime d-oheanee 81 orders 10 De ci.'f''
81 Q .er il. OF che United -frf.s =. 49,,
S.cond-Li@a.. Lafayette Cameron. '"npshS r., 81
Rerr.snt P,rr.vl, ana Volunteer: lioNlugy mAshE
ai. rum clothing Of hi. Company TO be eashfr
Fir.-Iisrt. john OaN.u. Company !, .lst new oi'
Voru~or.: Conduct beao uis oiloer and niir.
conduct vfoudcsl good o-tef hid init1hfy aso'po
dulfk@rf,ss nn duty. to nn rasleitd. =. , -,
firstI ieu; N.uhsn Il. weed. lnfh Regimen Ne" I'f'
Volgr..r, Dob.drco II orders, abserce without lea .
10 b. tis 1is.ef a.. sefyi 81 the United states
Second Lieut. n.lles W. oarin 18Th ,onncci n Nohn
,.e, Conduct 20 te pre- o. sooa order 1to u"y -
fs edieute orders; violation a. %" =. Afl'
To b. cusierco and 10 b, forever disqnahbed 70 Lo -,
ofcc ~ usi pltDi the OoV'rn-cn' u the tAh'
States - 49,, ~ -, =, ,
secord rier u.l d. Bellies, Co. G. l,sth New York Noi
uuc.r, N l,iot "a tho fscs OF Gle enemy 10 Dc uls
ui..a " itsry cor Of the Uni ID states VIII loss o
al pss snd allowances q. 1 Jny2 ia'.
Prs,'e Jo.rrh Nchsrdiol, 60. s. fth hein.", i'ii',
vsa Volunteers. Dese-i0u. II - sAoi "a death by nv.
~ a. srch .e sui place - Commanding o,nefsl -
d.fcc - ,,,, u,
| Corpora David MoGshan Co y, ooh Reg m,nt Penn
~ait orpee..: Ds..ron. To be shc 10 cesh Nv n4h'
lt.y ut .ue time md pscc - ID. ,omnanains ''h' l
cir,tofLer H. ssupon % Battery = - Resifneni trte
st,. lerv. D..efou 10 be shct 70 sth ~ no.
~ 81 such place 80 de proPes an'ho'y may 'es
iu.fe. ..., ,,-....,...,,t. ",
Trysis p. .r latesnvct, Co. 7 .oh he'.chH.'''. ~
re,.. D.te-o. 10 he shot 20 dan ~ russ,ts E'N'
..- -.i ..aa "A he Conn sndins General nsY direct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06
FROM NEW PIgIS.
The Conscriptisn.
from ou, special Correspondent.
MrNriIis. Ire. %, 1853

RON DuI optAiAl 'oAespohufA'
MrMrlrs. Ire. 20 1853.
"So rosu. e'cr felt III. halter dnw
With good opinion Of tho law,
says lie adage Mono the less trp Is ie that
the denzens Of this city have very god opinion OF
TIE conscrpton order. This order. Is torginLly ap
peared seemed a. have several Objectionable features.
but nssnuch II not within the ppYince OF your
.pondent 10 crticsc H. nothing more has been
said Of IN bis letters than the mcnon Of lis
istence and its effect the people. Subsequent explain
atory orders however. have modified that no mat
ter how warm the reprehension Of thee who conf,
within its meaning may be. 1t cannot BIT meet with u
hearty approval both from tho army anc from tho ciii
zens Of tie loyal States.
UndM the provisions OF tho original oder there were
no exemptions except on the score Of physical disaDil
ity. All who were sOund IN wind andliinb and came
under tho comprehensive head Of liable bodied" were.
according " tho terms Of tho Ordsr liable 20 Impress
inent into the army. 1t attered not his life bad
tended beyond the limitation hIed ~ Law. nor II he
stood for any reason. within the eIiaing rules u az.
emplon In the loyal States there 10 escape Its
1sh In a drsgnet they had 10 Jump the buoys break
through the neshcs, or be caught As the order now
stands explained II makos 1t optional With the resi-
10 enroll themselves In companies fr such service ns
they NAV DO called upon 10 render In this district aud
under officers Of their own choice or be passed ont oi
the lines where the Rebel oonscrpti0r Il waiting With
open arms To receive them As miglt be expected IL
takes the most bitter Secession proclivtics together
with no small degree Of nerye 10 enable man 20 pur-
sue the latter course and. as consequence, the en-
roliment goes ON very brsky. Quite number Of per
eous however relying on their wcati and social stand
Ing as protection inye failed 10 properly account for
themselves at the enrolling office. These are arrested
Whenever found and the military prison honored
by the presence Of fair representation of outraged
cbvslry.
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cosYgDEEaTT srATys oy ksyyIcA, WAN DEPART
xssT R.cssosp, Va, fov. a. lSJ

cosYsDKE.qr srAr,s oy ksyyIca, Wan DEPART
sssT, R.cssosp, Va, nov. "a, l1'5
CrypIAL: Your letter inclosiDg "a communi
eaton from LeItin Smith Assistant Qusiieusastcr
General stating that many Of the farmers Of Warren
Franklin and johnson Coun,ie- " c. Tcfnse - pay h'
o.. u Kind By delivering TIE Governments tenth 81 h'
aerois established hy yon and that many others Ms
knovn to have concealed portion Of their grain Az
PROD leions and attempted 10 detioy all evidence Z"
TIE smount produced by them has been received.
IL Is true the law requir.s farmers TO deliver theii
tenth Al depo's no' more than eicht miles from ~
place Of production but iear Published order request
them for lhc psrpose o: supplying the immediate wslt
OF thc army ~ deiyer at tie depOts nanis ehorgh al
greater than e,ght ules. end offering 10 pAy ar n,
transportation u sscess If that distance Is reason
able. that no good citizen would refuse TO comply
viii Il.
Yea VII therefor. proaulgate m addition TO yoiu
fmrcr order. feqriring producers u deliver heli
quotas ri the depot. nearest 70 them bye fpecfed day
and notifying ehsm that In case Of their refusal OF
nerlect % comply tleresih the Government will pro
vide Tie necessary transportation at tho expense Of The
delineuerts and collect said expense by TN immediate
levy on their productions calculating their value at the
rates allowed IN oases Of irnpressment.
Hit becomes necessary 10 furnish transportation. TIE
the NECESSARY seams Transfers &c. must be impressed
NJ ~ ordinary casss.
All persons detected in secfetng articles subject %
the tan On Ia d,csyng 10 the quantity produced BIZ
them should be Iaade ~ suffer the con6-cat!on OF Ll
,rob property found belonging 70 them.
The people IL the counties named and in fact nearly
al the Western counties Of that State have ever evnccd
disposition 70 cay st. md resist the measures OF
the 90, ernmer ard ii Is quite time that they. and III
others similarly disposed should be dealt by with be
coming riror Now that enefgielare taxed to tie
utnos. N subsis or armies II will not do to be de-
1euded oftlIs muchneedcd tar. IL necessary. force
mus, be employed for It's collection. Let striking eI'
ames be made Of few Of TIE rogues. and think the
res, viii respond promptly. Yours. &C.,
JAMS a. Seldom Secretary OF War.
Gen. A. q. MYgEs.
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The Navy Of ahe United ssates-An EH.
pe.ure OF its Condition, and the Cameo
Of ats Failure.

We have pamphlet before Us with This title,
confirming the speech Of mr.. Dcker,or recently de-
Lively to jury in Washington in cese 70 which No
have before referred. accompanied by extensive notes.
explanatory OF the text and deliberately and scients
icaly exhibiting the Why cur naval vessels sre
not equal to other steamers in ihe>world.
IL these notes. apl-t from their scientific intent.
specific charges are made. giving the names Of the
pss;iss and describing the acts done with circrn-
stant.l Accuracy. ~Aisk exhshst ststa II thnU n
The eng,peer;ns department Of the Navy which 49,
t. be looked into When gentleman OF character and
standing makes suc charges as are contained In this
peIuphlei and supports them by extracts from teeti'
mo,y and by focumcnss. they cannot be overlooked;
and Congress ought TO see 70 it, that such An inyest
CATION is inside Us either to clear tie department from
tAe stigma of there accusations remedy the evil
II II exists
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TME QUESTION OF EXCHANGING
PRISONERS.
GEN. BUTLER'S PLAN ND0RSEO.
BE If to nsve Full Power inthe Matter
The Rebels to be Brought to Terms orTake
the Consequences.

t,srill rsVs.ch 70 Tho v y fnhane
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. s. 1861
The mission Of Cen Butler here ba, much
vdcs reach than has vet been stated aud relates 20
fu,aro rlars q tie utmost importance the nature o
which must remain till subsequent action on 'e
part OF the Rebels cause their development "eher"
Butler mad another proiracted Interview to-day VIVID
tbe President Secretary Stanton, and Gen h'lieot'
nnc is unao stood so have received th'" nun -.
rnent Of lis proposed course ana hao io'
powers given lin 90 carry the Same. mo eh'''
That N tho Rebel prisoners about 900 III nui'nr e''
10 be transmitted to his department IS irue' ana re-
,ahato,y measures. 20 proper and legitimate extent
have teen determined JPN There s also embraced IN
Gen Bn,lers scheme move in the GENE which the
H.t,ls little think o. and which cannot a'i 10 ifne
thou toser1ns. He has prepared a counter move to
every possible contingency and whether ;hcV rNse IL
hold COMMUNICATION with him or roi, the result VIII he
Tie t.,rGe.