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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-20

CaArrAxoooA. Fskb IA d. gae rail oSl
Is open snd Trains running ID Knox 3
Re-enlisted veterans are going home,
fully eaaalied by recruits aad conYales.II
cents. @sst
Veteran regiments are Also beginning
TO return.
Gen Logan left Huntsville some days
ago with the lktEa ! aFn1ys eorpe tot josn
Ehegnaaia. gNs nj e TIT
WAsH1soros, Feb. 18th. In the House
TO-DAY. comnaitt raittee
on the Pacific Railroad introduced bill
granting public lands TO people along
The Pacific Railroad and Telegraph lines,
by, tho northern route 80 r.
Waliaas Ihe dele S tiFbls fin
trodaced sill to establish . branch mint
In that Territory, which was refused.
A resolution was offered that the Con-
stitution shall be SO amended as to aboi-
ish slavery wherever it exists. Agreed
to---seventy-eight to sixty-two.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-02-20

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sLAzJga, YiskAb1Me, gsRAGksEa3 MARBLENa
End BEensthGs GAsfiaget RugeE& swagnnl Ratpting
9agss Asnssgs Sons 4 sasss 1Ssass fea wssrsassa
isssatiaan hRaAa fssas afseNsd nnal LIS oois
orSd. Ea~ Orders soi heWAefs cpanfy5 and
ptpmptiv attended te. 81 ss@f EAk b. HMITM.
f1goeavf @.s@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

= e - i. ~
admitted that there b ample reason for gior'ii'
catiop in such SORES of successes. and we are
BIZ no o" means surprised At the. GankipcenSe
which Ia uow burned at the shrine Of the great
hero OF the couuter.reyolution. .'+' .rhC
Still. we warn all who make haste to join 10
rheso oyati0ns to DO cautious in thus alticipat'
ing the verdict Of history. IL will DO SAFER 70
await the end VI the career and Of the work Of
tho bold adgcnturer. Nothing indicates that
liberal ideas have lost any oftheir strengths Oh
tho contrary, they are stronger than over
There is. especially in Germany, distrrss Of
appeals to brute force, and al abiding conf
dence In the greater efficacy OF moral revoin'
tious. The leaders Of the peaceful Opposition
are aware that the road which they have sc.
lectcd may lead them later W the goal than
successful revolution wouid, but they arr conii'
dent Of safe arrical at last. 1t mas turn out
in tho end tina, soldiers will not avail against
IDEAS, and the work Of Bislnsrk'may come to
nsueht. In that eve,it t1story will assign to
him place among tho Shor.sightod statesmen
who believed themselves able to crush the pro-
grcssvs spirit of tho times by diplomatic maud
and the force of bayoacts. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

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eot IN meet II sem. time-and there " no time
line the present. For tho new enlianents press
|it upon US in such form that we cannot escape
II without humiliation and disgrace. The Gov.
eminent has no right to ask negro 70 enter its
military service while it denies hin the ordinary
safeguartls-of military service. The Union mas
no claims ON its colorod oitzenss tho States
bare still loss ON citizens vt other States. Az
matters now stand, each 10 asking aud one Is
compelling the black man to march Into inc
field under the two-foll peril Of death by tho
chances of battle and death OF slavery ii cap
turcd. lie knows it. and in ms1y thousands OIL
instances has proved generous enough aud ne
ruo enough 10 face that double peril. Nor can
NO expect that on such conditions tho Govern
,neut sl,unld obtain half the number OF men
who, were they once assured Of recognition and
protection as soldiers, would flock to its nn'
furled standard oil through the rcbeslious
States. i-s r' OBS. ,....n .rrf
IT, then, VIC arc deaf to other considerations,
the demands Of self.interest appeal to Us to bo
lust 10 the negroes. We must do it in order to
Vct The men, We can afford to make bargain
10 surrender 80, 600 Rebel prisoners in ezchaogc
for G.. O, IL we secure tho rights OF our coiored
Troops by such ca agreement, and by securing
their rights offer taem an inducement TO enlist.
Tho Rebel authorities srs very glad ~ gel
bach tteir fifty o.,icors and viii set fly or i've
Thousand aoie ii they can. oil the same terms
terms which involve no surrender oil the pur'
pose to murder colored prisoners which they
have thus Car carried out. They yield in thlS
case to the show Of frmnoss on our past-to
the prompt Retaliation which exposed thcn
officers TO fire in Charleston IIarbor. 81 they
Welded In the case OF Sawyer and Flynn, whom
they threatened to hang, but relesscd upon be-
| ing assured that Winder and Fitz Lee should
hang also. So will they yiold whenever the
Government makes up it, mind to act deciSiyely
in the matter of colorel troops, to retaliate for
Fort Pillow; and 10 make the 10000 Rebel
prisoners in our hands practically, IA they ore
nominsly, hostages for tho security Of negro
prisoners In Rebel hanes. Then, and not till
then, may we have q general nnd on honorable
Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Tnr .w1ss AD'DREss.

Prom the commencement oil our war ''S
character ter has been well understood oy
The LIBERAL party IN Europe. WIN a unah ny,
INV which could hardly have been exceeded, ana
which cannot but he most gratifying 70 'n0
friends of liberty in this country. ehaipp.o"s
Of Liberal principles in Europe have rcope''i10a
our struggle as simply between Slavery anu
Freedom. We have 80 often REFERRED III 'Eeso
columns TO the noble testimonies OF msn Ike
Bright and Golden, Garibaldi and Victor Hugo
ard hundreds Of Others. as to leave no reasona-
HE doubt in any candid mind on which side the
sympathies Of the entire Liberal party OF Eu'
rope arc enlisted ..,l ..- % .saa ~
Among tho numerous manifestations OF tn'S
sympathy with the United States, and espe'
cially with tho Anti-Siayery character when
The war has moro and more assumed, there IA
hardly one which viii be read with 50 dcep "dn
interest by loya, Americans as the address 10
!, he people of our loyal States from mass meet
ing in Geneva. Switzerland, and he'sPeeches
which wcro made at that meeting. The Leading
nen Of all the political parties were present.
and not tho least difference OF epinpn was
shown. Nearly all tho speakers dwelt on the
sI,ocia, importance which tho issue oi 'ne
American struggle has for Switzerland. " Hith.
erto," remarked one Of tho speakers, ".when inc
Swiss Republicans wished to advance on the road
Of progress and liberty, and invoked the great
and noble results obtained BY tho United States
Of America, it was at once objected to them,
that tho Now World was stained with Slavery.
The enemies of liberty on tho European CONT
nent called upon Slavery in America to rcprcsa
and smother the generous impulses of Europe.
All the speakers wko referred to this point re-
joiced that this would henceforth not be posi-
BILE. After the Abolition of Slavery, Sw'tzer'
land would refer tho monarchsts with prlde u
the model, because now purified. republic IL
the New World. Nor would Switzerland,
like the Governments of some European couu'
tries, be in the least Jealous Of the enormous
power which tho United States. soon after
the restoration of tho Union, would obtain.
On the contrary. the United States they hope
will ia future extend q protecting hand II
small and liberal countries whose rights might
be endangered by powerful and unscrupulou'
neighbors. Most Of the speakers gloried in tAe
fact that Swiss volunteers were permitted tt
fight in the ranks Of the Union army. The Con
sui of the United States, who briefly addressed
the meeting, and another representative OF Tho
United States, called forth by their speeches
great applause. The address closes with tht
wor,ls: "Hail Liberty, hail Republic OF th'
| United States !" ,rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
INTERNAL REVENUE DBCaexONs
SPIRITS, COAL OIL, AND Ton coo.

SPIRITS, COAL OIL, AND Ton, coo.
The foilowmg IL a decision IL regard " the
liability Of Distilled spirrs eoa OH ard tobacco in pos.
session Of e manufactured the let day VI JAY. is6t
20 taxation lndor the sct VI juno 80. 1864: POI
TnEnghr DxPARraEs,, UYPIoz o, isrRxsALl
AkvESu.. AsHIs0TVs. July % lsbt. J
From various Ieo received =. this Office. Il that
greet diversity Of opinion eis, aOns the shsrs OF iutcsne!
kessIas. aud olh-s Pad.es itssa sd In regard to co
eous,xle.oh given to tho 3Jh se.slon CT the at
Of June 90 10 tho Circular Of Ju!yd.
Ey tho Ssh section al spirits may havs been IN
possession Of tho d.u,-r pabs bonded
house.. the lat dSy Of July. duty having boon Paid
teleoa. shall b held ud treated f distilled thar day
ny the 7Jj section. It IL also provided thai ali snsstre
AID PRODUCTIONS whicn duty imposed by either u.
repealed whicd stall b. In the possession Of the
uctustr procs OF hs sscns agents, tho day
wheu ih o. shall DO held aud loussd 70 have
been manufactured produced ahsr such date" W Oh.
These provisions construed ose,hef the last H.
cudss tho st and both srosnd They Psny
srpIy oil distied pl,s whea the I Of JGy IN
the possession Of tho dsor manufactured IA say pablo
store or bonded warehouse aud spis shppsd under the Old
lew In ba u sdins II had been paid prior to july
question Of removal could inteTvn Il TIE spss
that day were la possession Of dssss, pubic
sors boadoi warehouse. but hs must pay tho Increased
rata Coal oil. end both the old
aid subject 10 the sumo regulations md hSuiss ~
distiisA spirit. -..
The Old law provided that spirits and oil should bssoe sub
cet to sold consumed removed Tor consumption
ssis sd Tobacco when Sold rsnOvcd Tor
ios deIvssy othcs hsn sssn,s Of che
prodaesr ba, not when boadsd for export .''
When sisbes Of the eondhions stated occurred tho law
posed The duty tbs nsuiacsss became boand pay and
eaeep Of internal revenue 10 eaorce the collections such
duty paid prior to July j. there liability tho la
creased rate che payment having been made required
law. f.-
But unp the condition occurred which tie
bccsme cafsssbs no oidcr lisbthy tho
e fog Wis tTensi, and the Ccso,or hsd authority
TO c,sct Of course any recsp his might give Tor saI wou
be ntneipaion Of oosaa ye, doys,ud. and woad
ma epsDts =, adsshsIso Of dal, to sscTts n'.fw"d
When. therefore, under tLe provi.ols Of tho law ed thu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
GENERAL NEWS.

The City Inspector reports that the deaths
IN Eew.York during the past week we're o75-l3s
men. i1 women. az bcys, and l9l giris-au fn'
brsaso OF IS upon the mortality Of the previous
week. aud Q decrease Of 2s5 as compared with
eAe mortality Of the corresponding week Of ls6a o.
ths deceased 80 were children under years Of age.
The mortality by tho principal diseases was as follows;
cholera aiantum. $780, consumption. "a; infptilo
bulsions Al, aiarrhea 50, infantile rnsrssnus IS;
hrvpsy in the bead. 2oi I, p.oid fever III faahns-
Sion of the brain 10; small pox, 81 deaths from ex.
tsrnaI causes 34-amoDg which are reported premn.
furs births. drowned, and killed by accidents.
There lo2 deaths in tho IHsttdons and ~ inter
Snents in Potters Field 30
/ Tho brig Excelsior brings Bermuda dates Of
ths 2d inst Tho steamer City Of Washington, with
e43 bales Of cotton; Falcon. with LOIS bales; Mary
Celestea with 6S3 bales North Hsatn with 800 bales;
wa1do with 6zs bales and Chioora with 6l9 bales Vi
potion. arrived at Bermuda between tho 26th and Goth
~ July Capt. Cosetter commanded the last named
vessel % -ta g.
I; The subscriptions to the 1880 loan reported
st the Treasury yesterday. amounted to soos.35o 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

{ We have most cheering news from Mobile;
and. as it comes Oh Rebel official authority, II
cannot be doubted. On the 9Th list, Admiral
Faragut passed Fort Morgan, which,
with Fort Gaines, guarded tho entrance
70 Mobile Bay, and engaged the enemy. The
Tennessee, the Rebel iron-clad ram, Admiral
Buchanan's flagship. carrying seven guns, On
whose prowsss great reliance was placed, wa
captured, her commander losing leg as we'll
o. bis liberty, tho Gainss, o cotton-clad, carry.
ing four guns, was beachsd, probably to ,es.
cspe captures the Selma also cottor-ciad.
and carrying four guns, was taken. The
Morgan 10 reported safe, but as 1t Is added
r'she viii try to run up tonight" it Is evident
Chat she Is not considered out Of danger. VIZ
Infer that the rest of the Rebel feet
consisting Of two hon-clsdA the Nash
Sills and Baltic, q ootton-clad. the Crescent
You, small coast guard steamers and the Alert
, larger steamer carrying five guDA hat
Found safety In fight and reached tn
city. Admiral Fsragut's loss was ont
monitor, the Tecumseh, Q single turretet
vessel carrying two. guns His nee
Rs approaching the city, and as the main Oh
structious TO bis progress are supposed to b
between Forts Morgan and Gaines, which he
hss already passed, he probably reached i
within few hours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

Sir; There are plenty Of poor people In the
country who woud gladly preserve small fruits or sss
soldiers but tho present price OF sugar they honesty
cannot afford It. AS the Commission earnestly sud
specially appeal for blackborrcs. &c. IL seems
they might not unuissy appropriate sumef money -
obtain fruits which would be plcntlfily prepared foe
them tie understanding that they pay for the sugar
used In them, simply Were this offer 70 DO made
Trustworthy persons in every neigbb@hood would by
and cistribatc sugar and Collecting tho uiis o.
tanned forward them ard receiso the ameam expended
In NY own ncghhohood bushels Of curants and etbss
uifs have dried on the bashes which would have beea
saved fo tie sore need u the soldiers hads bees
frsisLed such proposition seems not uaressonabe
In view t,at tie Coamis.on Ia constantly purchasing
things Of the soyt from regular dealers ut full fri Price
and full profit laid or. Country fRifSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
CASE or Col. GaosvRson.- the cas-

CASE or Col. GaosvRSOa.-Upon the case
Of Col w. n Grosvenvr, I'd Infantry " s. q. Z.
whose dismissal from service afcr trial by oourtmAr
tia at NewOrisans. recently pabshed. the PresS
den, ordered al examination II the record and rcpor&
thereon by has Judge That oi;iosR.
In written report 10 the President. hus dsuidcd th.A
the finding OF tho Ceart appears b bs ssssnod ~
the evidence. The vacancy having rnssstime bssA
slle thu President has o,,sfed tho Disability oosss
oueut upoa the sentence removed upon'that ground.
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nep91prk DAILY Gsiba,re
TUESDAY. AUGUST o. 1864.
The Tribune.

An the materials used in tho publication OF
ssvsp.psr have rsey advanced In price within the last e"
ssusha Vhs white pager on wa!ch We print Tus DAILY
Carsrss costs more than receive ro the sale Of the
us.d .he,, sna every additional demand FOR the psps Ia %
much added os We therefore compelled TO advance the
s,o. this paper which from and after Thursday July w.
wf be fss snss eOps CHsrs where delivered IA TIC
city 81 oarrer "a CIsrs WEEK The mail 'ub'cf'osr'
% ts Daily viii b. charged $40 per Annum BY reference
10 oar Tszns" viii be Noticed that We make n'
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A slightly Intoxicated workman yell inse j.
dosn to rescue him. but being nearly s'tooa,ed viz
o air. hastily put ,opo round .so nA. assa Il s ~
p,sr was We, ' nearly hanged liu 10 was asad
, The statement going the rounds. that Gov.
SEYMOUR hardened sorue 40 oonvicts ,pf Sing Smg
pisoa IL ilay t,s Is nntruc. Tbs Ss1rttaxy oil stale
repairs that not more than ~ or Is convots hare eees
psrdoaed by Llin since the list IL January Last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Oarooy.-The following is the vote for Mem

Fort Klamath precinct. n asoo cornV, gave g
majority for Henderson. ond Crooked Ry-rpncinoe N
the same county is reported TO have given 40 Dajefh
,ny Uendarson. but the u,nyass was lE,xo wtiosA
waiting for the votes. Had they been counted. uendsT
(Uregon Statesman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09

TKAcHrRs' ANNUAL MEETINGS. The Nsti"nsa
Association viii meeA at Uslsnsbars. n. "A on Aasaa
10, II. and L. aud the American lustNasspt ins"o~
ton at Portland, Maine on August It, IL. and ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Tho Common Council yesterday passed
resolution giving TO the families Of the one hundred day
man the sumo aid as is extended to the regular
Holunteers. Az ordinance was passed appiopriaiins
o5O0Ooo for relief purposes making tho entire sun
thus set apart up 70 this time S5.0u1Vu0.
The Departments of Washington, the Susque-
hanna Western Virginia, and the Middle Department
have been consolidated into one. called The Middle
Military Department. and placed under the command
ef Gen Sheridan His headquarters at present 81
aarpcr's Ferry ..'.....,
Tie Commercial Advertiser yesterday had
kuuor said 10 be current in the streets OF Washington
Ma, tic War Department has authorized Gen Nc
Csllan 10 raise one hundred thousand men immedi
Atey Tor special service. the force to DO uadsr biz
Donmand
Advices from Newborn say that our gunboats
near Ply mouth N c. intend forthwith TO give battle
10 tho Robel AlbenGre. This ram on the 3isf us
attempted an attack upon fleet. bul did not carr
out her Intention.
Amoug the Rebel marauders who plundered
Hsgersraxn the Rev. Dsbuey Ball, formerly pastor
pf the Wesleyan Church In that town. He wes per-
keoly delighted with the proceedings Of his Rebel con
fferes. - r.I.
An English blcckade.runner, the Falcon
lis tast sod mail y is reported 10 have loft
halifax on Sunday afternoon direct for Wilmington.
bf course sbe is strictly neutrsl
I A Washington dispatch says that F" Informal
Non from Gen Shermsns Army leaves doubt of tbs
capture II Gen. SioEemsn with portion Of his forces
Better late then never. The Common Council
Of Louisville KY have Just agreed to iurnish 400 mel
10 throw up iorticatons Tor the defense OF the city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
NENYs TROM ETROPE.

BY tho arrival OF Tho Hibernian, We have
ewo days later news from Europe
"A Copenhagen paper states that nine
months armisice has been agreed upon between the
Danes and the German Powers. 1t Is expected 10 be
hertsln that the connection Of Scheswig Hosten and
Lsuenburg VITA Denmark viii altogether cease.
I The celebrated Yelveron case has been
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coed t aud the SssissI nI AsAessor nay oind OF Hui
a-tatsant Ia wrsng Of b. ua aid estimated recript II
he s-,.iy the Assistant Assessor of thu anouni Of
HI. receipt % sa Assistant As,e..o may uisAo watrv'
examination uiay h. Ia lie power ard tho cns- ts1
III. may .ppsar Ifo should he unablo
obtain evisne- sufficient to usay lin ia making
will be his to report the to tie Assessor ~Lo
may proceed under ih section Of the act elicit the
necessary evidences tho basis Of which the
be made.
Tho LICENSE OF wholesale dealer win no4 be for less
than his als the prvious year. exeeps In tho
.pecd in paragraph Of section 'ev~uyne Ths year
" 4, be- tho ,ea neat preceding the lst day ofMsy. t
the LICENSE axsd, and nos sradu
steL by ,ho amount Of sales cthsrwe tho
my DO made upon the s,yac tbv existing license.
by the paragraph Of che ath section Of
the sct Of eenso fees OF 80 required VI every
PET Ca corporation enssssd in any bases srsds %
Whatsoever, for which oLef License heein
required soss annual sseeps therefor exceed one
thousand dollars" . tt
This 4. ycsy ssueri aad sweepips possou ~ sppussi
let TO every person, hTla or copsss,"a' engaged o.
stated p a l. NI ti ~ o. .
cense though procured BY a'm VIII nol protect per
son belonging lr aid ltosecups en- indePssd,n,
brainsss, will hcsnso oorposaion protect Its cor
pora,s employees ruan may be one VI hri
quisg aesuse. Of corporate cslsrary fequifins
hcen.s and, ct the tuir essh Of tie same " Of an
other firm eoipo,aion and bs sIiod psy liocns'
fee soeh cssrk hs business, employee Il separate
tina, CT tho cerporaton far hin
Individually. Tao ice Zee I, tho purchase II pvis,na
rrv'igs. OF fahsr ps.ps Tax tho Iarsols employ
merit " the p.yer AID tho beneat Of tr
prrsoa- wh.'sy.r ney ps ths reation between ""
psriiss Tee sst rcsSrs lsoIporatians ia thsr ieE
eharae1a % .daeii persons. sHd partnerships 0ass
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-17
The Good News Of Victory.

We give our leaders this week paper full
Of the news from our armies now contendlng in
what, let US pray God, is the decisive and final
struggle with treason The bulletins and the
correspondence and the sadly numerous list Of
casualties tell their own story Of the gigantic
struggle, Of the heroic endurance Of our troops,
and their unyieldlng determination to secure a
victory in the face of the iiercest opposition and
the most terrible fighting. The record needs no
comment. The simple recital is moro stirring
and eloquent tlao any words Of other pens.
The Army Of the Potomac, after three years Of
trial, has at last found leader worthy OF il, a
chi ftain who knows how to make Is rcsolute
cour 70 strike repeated blows. Its work Is not
all done. It's e lighting terrible battles. But
with the strong and lmmoya1.e purpose, the iron
will, the believing courage Of Grant to droctIt,
movements, it INST now march from victory to
victory. We haze faith in tho army, we hay,
faith in its Leaders, and we wait in conidcnec
for the end
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-17

Fourth Regiment &C II siloway } A vii.
son, Co. G.
Fgih Regiment john Brervin, |.
SilH Regimeat.-B II Campbell, F Martelj,
Co. II
Seueateenh Regimen. Joseph Ladosia, 9;
e NJ Bridge q; Il A Day + Orlando +
Gerry, Chas Lamay, b John " Sears, b.
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL.
Second Regiment Newell Scrbner, Robert
NJ. Fulton, A Russell, Jno AyIes, Chas Spal-
ding, Dexter Closman, WIN Clarke sick,
John b Late j T Bacon, Henry A Beck Ira n
Carpenter, VIM George John Martin, John
K Claude Geo w Colby, Thomas Corcoran.
Ihud Regiment -1hos Howard NJ L Fay,
j II Ryan, j w Dan, Alfred Harris John llar
ripgton, Myron EggIeston W Folsom, II A
Earle, Geo i Cluti, II D Eastman, lhos Nc.
Hugh, Myron l. Parker Daniel iladly.
Fourth Regiment. SAM II Scales, W II Peck
l. Buckner, } d Dunbar, Geo NJ Memmn.
ger, Andrew Brown Herring { F Davis
5 + Griffin JOSIAH Il Harvey, WIN Hogan, II G
West, John Upton, Saml Hatch, Q Q Whitney
Frank D johnson Eli 5 Gray.
Martin Hanan, 10th regiment
James b Barrett l7th regiment
LINCOLN HOSPITAL
Second RgiueaL-C Reed, L I Lane, A ,
II I johnson, Gravel, Satlery all OF Go
D.
Third Regiment n y Beach Chas fruax
Go II ) Futile G.
Fourth Regiment Lewis Cas-, x { book
acod, . NJ Cnorcl 4 4 B,uteIe, F.
rim Regiment e King, + A b Ilawley,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-17

The terribly CHASTITY record Of dead and
wounded men, whom the lighting Of the last two
weeks has left on so many ba,tlo.6elds, calls
upon every man ana woman and child in the
land to give instantly, literally, intelligentv to
the work of relieving the sutFerings, and binding
up the bleeding wounds, caused by these most
deadly conflicts Of the war. Money, time. Ia.
Dor, should not be grudged for those who have
periled all for their country.