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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

LoUmVIKEN, KY., Nay 6-Tb0 y0UsW0l
has received partic1lafs Of the accident on
the Ioufsvfile and Nashville rail1oaa yee-
tsrdsy a6thin6 neet south Iannsa n
train left Nashv vine early yesterday mora
in9. and came in coIlisi6n With the down.
werd frain f6f louisville, containing the
10Th Iudiaha inNsntry. Both Locomotives
were completely destroyed and three sol
diers killed and 81 wounded, q FEW Of them
fnfallv. filhas 2oI .3islf 80 e51se 1@
MofRantield, KY, sdvices ny that Cap
tain Brown. communicating squad Of Union
cavalry, overlook Bennets guefrtuAe,
attempting 20 cross Green river, and made
q charge Oh them, killing Captaiu Cook, q
notorious guerrilla, and capturing ten
horses and several shot guns. No news
feOm the front hN 81 TaTf4 g ylU' ti5 .fa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

THIRTY.EIGMTH CON0REDO.
WASHINGTON, Nay 1o.-9MAIE-Mr.
SUMNER reported bill e adjust me
claims q alians arising out Of TIE pfssees
WAR. = n Y =
the act @ estebaish and eqaaliss ~ grade
I Mr. uHXNDT.ER reported bill to fAcil-
tate tfHd0 Oh Red River Of the north.
Tho BIN e authorise tho 0rganisat1ea q
q veteran volunteer engineer corps 0fs11yia
[of tho CumbeE1aD4, Was taken up. ,the
[clsusO An&hcRisingb eantiec hsooeoee9 8av-oi
Een 70 voeerans On T0-0nlsstanG Wa sssi0ksa 4
'1 ~ ~ cotS1 81 ~ ..maI1sa3nent tnat
Banks I'LL keep one-fouxth q % gcld re- !.
csived On II interest on g0ySrnmeut bou0! !
until fhe resumption Of specie paynenttt9o :
III. s sis1S $ n Il ssssnss.sat relative
- the redemption of thsir LIBERALIZATION neeee. |
was adopted. The I'LL was theo pesssd.-,i ID
Adjourned. grg4 DI rrio. tle '.9GTsDsinoJ
HoUsE.-Ths hill authogidng the SsorO-s,
ta1y of the Iote5ioe tocontract for tho eereni
and employment Of p4ryonnG eentenQed t0,a
tie Rsaisentis.y 5y ths WIs2a StsseSh ~ n
there are no such institutions, ya1 pasasd.,, y
The Missouri contested election cAges.d
Bruce against Ioan, was then taken up"
Bruce presented his own case, contendfnk,
that there had been military outrageC Onsl
the elective franchise 70 such An ox6ont -
to vitiate the election. He dioolaimed be-
ing either Republican or Democrat and
declared thata had oxeete1s himself BY
speeches and otherwise to promote the
cause OF the Union. Is
Il wss decided y II mijSfity that Loan.
was entl1led - his seak.y y F.',H ~ 40
The Speaker eauaed 10 b. Tread 70 kb4s
House, communication from the Secret3-,,
~ Of Waf, enclosing : copy Of Gen. BntlersA
despatch shout his SucCesses, a. Its fead|t
TIE House sconsidered tho ..Senate,er
amendment 10 the consular end diplomat.
ic app10priaei0u BILL The House ad36uf1Ii
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

e4 likW hf00810 . 0p0000A .fusoGos
d WAsa1noMN, alGa0 AI--Laep A1Abegs
q peno0e onr short not3oa a9aqWhle4 j
front q tie execptive mana!oa LIT
'teefe NV o. their W1y - A11n1D11v oo0-
plimsntsd ~ FEseid1ot With q Seeo0odo,c
he is,sa9set sppsassd g - RettleS ~
honor ATTENDED WAS mot - nu0A fpGsaapo
70 him - 70 Gen. 0141t andtAo eallaaG ~
10 W. oxoeedingly gTati6ed 70 knoV fhat
Grant had not bsso jostlsd NON hie plans
but W. new On the llUo Of m0VUmo91 -.
cording 70 the original design. WAilA, hoW-
ever, ~ mieht re1oice In what had alroh6y
bssn acoo@pllshsd much more rsmatnoa
yee % b do1e. Aa- a.
continuance teeminntod with Iopoatod
chssEs fox ~ Prssidenk Gen. Grant end
the army. t-l"tt@ OFT
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PHTLADELPHIA, May Ia special des
patch to the EDe'sss,1 Telegraph from Wash
killed on Thursday. while deployine Iii
troops - skiHmishefs. Gen. bartlett ~
Col. Guinea Were severely Wound1d. Gen
Hays W. native Of Pit6DAurR. = s-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

BALTINORR, Nay The special des-
patches to the New York aud other papers,
about the late raid 1t Piedmont, west Va.
aregreatly exaggerated. The whole amount
Of damage done 70 the property Of the b. 4
son was disturbed and there vns n aunear-
Ance Of marauders q any other peint. All
the trains are working regularly and ~
road i strongly guarded ~ troops under
Gen. Kelly.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

$3.50 sy4 4.4 ae0te
4 BALrIMoaE, May 10 The Norfolk papers
say that Butler had q brink encounter With
and on. Sunday assailsd him with oonsid-
erable force and drove HIM, Thus Butler
has the key Of Richmond in his hands. IL
Rebel prisoners repart that 0su. Lee IVES
wounded On Friday. 81 3 ttd-ffar sa53t an
NMbYORK. May. 14-Ths Herald says
that Butler commenced bis march to Rich
mond from The south side. sariy yesterday
viii bring him % James river. Opposite
Richmond. Important news may Be ex-
pected to-day. vas
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

WAs1,NeroN, May lo.-A special g IT,
wounded. In he recent bstiles afs msss'
perfeok The weather u Coolee and thoEoAo'
no rain, both Of which ears favorable CON-
dsSa, o5 8s1i i. GnS 9a t tssG s5s con-
WASHIN0ToN, May l0-Only Anu1e -
men and Somesrs ass lsft Of To. "a vsra.
Gen. Seymour, lust from Florida, n =
prisonet. Hhbrigade was 0ut.danked an4I
broken. No man fought more CALAMITY -
bEevely. but y seems that BE was pnfpftUn
The Senate will make another attempt ~
pa9s the Bonking bin to-day. The Hoao1
viii vote upon the Missouri contested0noov
ton cass to,norrow. r#.,.a .ts.c .-s ~,
Especial to Express.1 ~
Not word from Grant up b this p. u.
He tesp. hi. counsel e wsll f.oa tn =
others. When he last 1sft 'Washinston, 10
said to the god speed OF the Presid1nt, 81
will do my utmost to fulfill public oxpec4A
aAion." Not . str19glo1 or adeoefte9 h10
been sent In from the army lines since TIA
battle Of Thur1day last ..,,..
Especial g 0mmsre'aII =. 80.
the rebsh have : large estrsnehsd depot Of
supplies On the North Anna linz Of defenc,
e, towards which point Lee was directing
his retreat. Grant u following him and
Win b leaving hi hase Of supplies at soQe
but Biz ms0 have Eafiens for sevF
eral days with them.
Especial toiNorsdIo @dt a4ao
~ Advico1 iron IL ftons %, three oicloek
yeotsraay aoeFnoeQ wera Eeeoiyod q 0unc
day., WakTeo encountoEod 1.ee'sroer9u A14
q apotfgyIvAniA @. 81. AshAxp 1Ght T.
med3ab0ly enGued. Our txoopoWbe0 ~ mt
rspulsea 6at nllying advanoee Mith oget
beyood t. OH. On Eondsy q 1{taiSsE
duel woe opened and kept up South ~
0p0ee1ylvAnlA, ,..l tnnf tsrt.l az g-u
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-05-14

be no doubt Of the death of Gen. Hays Of
Pittsburg. Pa. He held the position which
bore the bruntof A. p. Hills attack, and fell
1t the head Of his command Just at the mo-
ment that support had been ordered for
ward to reach him.
At the latest dates Gen. Banks was ct
Alexandria, and intimation has been given
that he designed to leave that position
Positive orders from Grant require Gen.
Banks to afford = protection to tho gum
boats in Red River. His force IL strong
enough under competent command, to bid
defiance to any force the rebels can bring
against him. Arrangements for supplies
Pill be made with energy and. celebrity by
Maj. Gen. Candy who has gone forward to
the deld under special instructions.
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M, 80 II IL 4DgN. ;.

sWAsniHe!pS, Nay 10 lsH rsiilt i
,said to havs bt6h captured 81 OF 6cc1S -
Butter = moving 49, - Ric6alaul'aAaA tie
eo1ah si6Dt iof Jane0b Ryse. Q4At ana
tSs s.pt sass q SIS Xxi fs2aaaf g
r y little Ahead, and thU 6ke6c6o ~ - IS
Will b 6Eoe q enter .iAjI. He. -, ~ ono
day's shoEt marching - aceqpplieh It.,
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ending April soth, was t4,244.oA For tho
month Of April, the reesipts were IS, 55.-
This v1st amount 1f business all conaes
nrpm the West Wshavs no accuraae meam
of lssrning IL amount Of travel On the
othee roads leading INTO this place. but
pEssams Il y nearly = large on each. e
saMssurs. Ryan and Garrett are recruitine
. company Tor the one Aundrud days' SER
vice, 1t Leon, Decatur county. s
YHH WnATH0ns-COld and backward
oolh.) Tho 0peing comes on very alowly.
MOnday morning the ground was ftosen 70
sDmo cxtsot. Hut It = good weather to
work teams, Wheo Il does not rain. We
ase tsld wheel = cenaing up beautifully,
mites win ~ Il al0ne we win, we hope,
Aeve good crvpe Yok III .stsl s,.t s,s'.f. -
Tbs following diipatch was rscsivsd n
thstalsgrsph efBce in Waterloo, last Satur4
Day, but no psrsoa answering 70 the name
= known to reside there: 9enns -el
i a.fi MsApv1LLE, April 80, 1854. .
10 NARY MANIFESTATIONS uncle
Washington L. Fever, coimmitted suicide
"a. morning, by cutting bis throat. He II
stiu living. Come immediately, ~ heck.
psoe:es wish to zee y0n. May possibly
survive until you reach here. Amwer'
J Inc Davsaport Gazette says . violent
shewer Of rain and wind, accompanied
vssA lightning. passed over that city on
Sasufeay afsesnoon. ida 4e.1sa SD
Tia Military Cemmission Of the Unissd
ctAsee. teseeae Reserve Corps afe holding
Two 0paeete examinations: one at Rock
49, and - other in this city.-Dusss
p0ev 00QofoA !" tsi8e sW.
The sun., 1864-11-02

PEasoNe entitled TO yo!c a Tie ensuing e!cct, On
should to 1t that their names arc duly rrcoricI
In the registry .sts 10 their respective districts
Attention t. this may proven; world OF Trouble On
election dag, ani 'e many votes ta't woad other.
wise be ,os.. I.o Boards OF REGISTRY viii bc open
to day in all the districts "a "a city, IN order 20
review and correct the poll lists, and tie present
is tie rs: opportuai- tlGt all offer fo5
Ito enrolment of namcs. b. law
tue names Of a persons Who votod u; the last olc.
nou should he placed On the lists = tic Rosstrys.
but tbs ~ not always done. and the only safe way
is f3r persona to whether t'or names ore ci-
.allci W not. Al PERSONS nstiy' and f,-ci,u, who
arc osAily entitled to vote, bui lave not qua tc
hnI citizens who lsvc changed their residences
nee he last "a, lioa, should lc particularly cac.
iGl TO enrol their namc,. A. 40 former period "a
our h.o,ory f'.'l vote and q universal cypros.
s.on OF opn.on more dcs.Iatlo or a,-, gSlry, and
every man auni. cd % vote slou' make Il a mat.
ter o' corsc.cnce and duty to d1 50.
The sun., 1864-11-02
DEATHS.

FRADENB ron from wounds received on the
18th ut', "a scna1. his ld., IN ifoEi ol Gt-
nond, -eTet. Geo tsal' nlursh, ia, Troop T. .si
krrt.. y. \. Mounted Krr'
He rcuiaaf can he s,tu IA -. .Iuhu's CNels, IN
NaTiCk q, uu,!l " iu".ii" NJ oc'n't. ~ vi ion
III. tine iu.c al VIA .i. place. titt i'uts -au ~
pgaatGnrC are requested 10 s'tcni, without thcy
invitation. gb1
NtGllfi-On Sunity evening, OCT = 30, + IS
1, ury A. iiu-he., q. ci ii year, agi month.
ll" icn4s ~ the family stc respectfully invited 70
s'tcni The iru"rI, on Wc;nCsI.} siteTIo1n, ,,I,.
-. az / O'c.,ck, iTorl the i,sd.lce of MS Puu e,
Mr.. MaIN Cuuuinshsm ~ huihcGry -. 80
ncDo. FIl.-Ou Monday, oct 3ist, NJ hi. r.r..
'onco, - Mott II, john NciNrr"l, cl - y,.i O.
Aal,I ot iuI 'iori, 'csUt" lDnsi,Id, il .Gu4.
Charles ARD Nittn, E.r0 h.s rol-iA-liN, John 't.-
tulrct att f'sit ulir lp'iICd 20 N.'Hul '., l 30 .
notice. lis
STACE-On oct. 5lst Mic'ra. S'ack. n native Of
Ifr,cc, Cuul'y Kerr, lIc! -, f. .! aY ycDr-.
The funeral vi. take pl..c from his "a " f'ai-
C-,,., j. f'''Cvtlt IL, ,.- N'.Ht dts at'a u.an,
NJ o'coa. lie .lud. OF {, e isai.ly 1.c .i..'sa.-
.I.. .4Nitpd - attend
The sun., 1864-11-02
Cattle Market.

NV YORK, Nov. !. 1854.
TIE receipt. of cattle M the different markets of
III, c.ty dulnv the let week rc'c ~ ouove -
Ieoves B. 1G5 Cove ana calves, a NcJs le5s;
steep and I.f,s 1862: s ,lnc. 5.6lq
Bsr4S.-Ihe f'f!e NtsIkYf .h. .ri 10 will Ne 90
eubc ed 90 len in rst e ~ '4tifiac'ury cHu'i-
tlot IA sCes. 10th ~ 10 a. .'I BUYERS ri gclN v,
has oxpeiieaced complete sctiob ia ING 'hr Wotk
hiyeis, oxine to the shun'a aif fupf O. ctie rnl a
d pTes ed ruarEct crI .1f IGs if favor Of aeHcs,
a-d in tn" caso o. .c.i h.a .i,tAc u.t q ''rt "a
nc loscl, ant accnt o. t.c Ll-acr stLcc l-g. e
cl1rFc ~ 'hp Iu Lity = tlo t'r.f. ctO e.! ."s
" % 20 cry fnNted the rg,t ,Nt,et of Iopr 'n,tc
ihe dir"t Cut srus tutil thg inai $685. tr. ~
~ cen -ic ,ef'd hv p't.1ud-H u'" of tNo 'stie.
! - N th, O. w. tc .t't u ttT cr htl't i'o ih
t,c -t'o % O.i'. - VI thrr. frtiiiVs q 'cf 4.u
SIC h i hnIds About iect toI il,lcH ui-H. iui
u 'tct sea iLc.es Ettli, and nt.s.r -,i- ,u---f
i.isvrs tie 'iain Of tho rlrkci on "oud1r. ou
iIc o. toiuiuF % 'rt F'tr .4.ta al'n.f tIgt tNt
50 tbc state %. tiiIt u cim.' .'tt, fU' p. ii'
.tt ME MO- n.rt only reached ltI tcr- poor ca'-
o''u YER dIll ", uo'r i-,ol % me 'iuiu cat De- H
Il Az.
Hte Cots.-This ,.rsr.i.e e..' Of :he market rc.
= -.ns a,s ' tl' t,uc . To- 'A' Dc ofg!r lt r ff'
~ .l a tc'i!.s a' l'.t r.',-tl f N"guo rN.i.
to'd COW % f'Ii-Hi .0ci, -ft1' common 20
I.ij'1. ''.-' d,e' have elynl"'d .ii.Hlv. p %
't.t .'''. ti.t 'trl % ttpt''. o.. t'.r 't'.
tir '"1'c % liIIH'; .ud c'n.ro' i' ir.' d. ir.
/ sd. 90. s.-,.- q iut ..u.,i DO .''
. fHr rn' IHNr i.' ffI pa" U'4a.' 80 .t'r NU-i." r
." o., OLA. Dou tie. 20 't' aIY.ti cI sulp. t.H
jhot3ii1ls Tor .ooa sheep iiD''. &c ga ' ' .'
.,nD'"' Iha uar'c' or hog. fcriaia' tt,a', a.!
] { .it". - 4. ,i.lt - ro'..t 81 i".i'".
The sun., 1864-11-02

MALI 1xS,Nf fa.W WrrNta n
Ilo Dc'nocrhno Na'ona' Ion'en'on "hieu t''h'
cred at Chicaro on tho 10Th o: August, md pre-
eeuted The names Of GEoagg H. MoCLELLAS for
p-...,i.., ..d CO.. n i,.s,,,,ox aor vicc.
'''" "r "i' '''A'H - "
President, sdolt tcd hc following
-
r'A'foHS'
Resoirrf, Tn. In the future. As In .Ne rast. wo
" y H.'Lcrc Win uufvuvlr & tliY g. the I tui a
under e. Con,Nu.ion, ~ tAc oriv solid fuunds-
t.un - our strength. 90" lfiy ard Layiincs a'
r. n'c. ~ | a. ifailc-vurs " 'Vyctnmcu eq' ally
co'i ia "tt &c welfare enl property VI al tic
:: ',s bott Northern arl Southern.
Hcsor IL IT,. Us Convent IN docs explicitly
y ..1ro- ul .,i.a pl tA1 A,a"- ,u npe, Oh ~,
f.trr four yfN. OF i...lIc 8 r,"t.fe 3D.. .'I
t.c cs, ,crua,atp - ,.., a.f..p s'. %. J..,r ttc
-"fr.c u = ulIt.-. r..u..it - q va. 3. " ?
c.tr ti.r tic r,u...it4i' We o.. Coast. .u..0u .tv
b.. i,cu lfs,,si'.l every pI', unl pti' ID. -
e. 90. tr v1tc ~ alike p t'4ru dO %, .lt 80
i,l,er al prusrart, of tc country css.utA'i, iu-
t7i-,t. tltt.o suu4lit., tdttv. atd toe f|illr
,rr' .,, demand ts. m.i,. 3, c'o-,. l,l.l.c
f'nlcssa..,u u io.t.L .L..D,Na. o., 20 g. .1 w. o
i.... to4.ti'..a ~ aI t.,-a.,., ,f -i,r .f..-
l'r f" - tn t.e ruo 4. ia. 4. p,.l ..' u.a. .'"
inurl,ut rc.'. ury i~ t,..,it. ou l.e b.s 0' l.. p
! I..ictu' i.f.,r ~ to- -.,tr4
Rc.ol~tS, I1iltttr -c,' .rt.rt-.'cs oi the m,l.
ra-. .t...,..f t.e t'..t.d sf..tt .r t'ri cot
The sun., 1864-11-02
Tor tue Working woncn, Union.

Inn Treasurer acknow.cd ies the rccc ?; of the
following donation:
MRS :. .. O'Soop ...-.............. 80
The ladies' ~ the Protective tnor. during the
approach ing winter, can accomplish mu b svol
" N plenty - money. = IS to be hoped all per.
sons chaata'iy iuolnc will -orl tc'- jona-
tons 10 she Superintendent - =. 70 Chambers
street.
The sun., 1864-11-02
TIE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING Nov. ?. 1854.


ws publish in parallel columns TIE platforms
40 ted by the representatives, 'rn convention as
1mtled" Of the two great political partiet, whose
candidates are in tho field for election 70 the h gh-
e'! offee in no sin u tie American people A
,arcful perutal Of of'lese documents NJ this time, -
one Of The duties every vaer owos W himsel, snI
ia country.
The sun., 1864-11-02
YRayg: 1OInSs,,.

ATTENTION TlN>MITHS.-THr REGU-
: r. ''r,'in' otihr Iin,mith.' W. 'e .n4 r'-
>oy. 3D. ~ Military HAL, l93 .'ooer, Of, .r,u' i,
u5.t 'c If'.tui 20 Gi-u 'le lt,5 Io1 e, '" ,,atsn-
n''s- oi iAo * r'ot. Old u"rl.'i,. .cic. r- up 800
i.r i-ri Al. b. a.n, "r ,o.i lp To- th.s..,c "4 Dbl.
,,c q - Initiation e"rr 'nis eatc. Nh. ~,
rros. =. hu. ltl'lhH, sec. lU
iUNK DEALERS A~SOCIArIoN-N HN-
flet mon h! L.tc:ine % tlC Junk prN' p. l.l-
c.d4y c.cI 1, No. al u, o'co.k. 81 y. l,,,rc....
rlhDtua tcGotnce is r. ncs'cI, o., orer 0t - 8.
B,vtNNtN.P.csacrt ray-. sNifn. -. -.
jLW.LLTli>' A,,O,ItflUN-Ght H-:s!-
evening, 40. ~, r, /, { ard %, Nor canal ~, NJ
co,co'ck. -, =, StUk .HUk y T. hAGL lrc' NEISuN
\ CTICE TO THI DLUE->TuNh - TIERS
" .nl ~ s'-rI.. Re .'ilu. ilcolia vi! i, loi ip
in'on ils.l, cor. lob s'. aud 81 ave on Welnrst
.'eniar, No,.. . ~ Z icocA. r. or,,- Z. see Ns--
atGjeHlso22 ;sc. +; "I''''>' '''''''A''' of ..'."
n Y.ChRyEEN A>su,lA .uN EXTRA
~. t,nor.A .ucc .- on Nrj., .sy ro,. -. o. t."
a',at. iCGNrf, r.,., .Wa.ri., 5, !. o,
pTER aTAlNfG> az NEW YORK A%D
H,,ps'yG.-.." .aGa Wo'.l ..,. .,l- - tie
c'i..ou HDlA.. pa" i,.'' o, ",
ten aac .'4.,. -. B .-.,,t a. .'... .ou.. '
Eu uARElMha'S l.. r.. aotl.A-lHt
~ ."-u.t, iio. ,y No, .af -. INil!C .,' 'i-
80 e,', c1'hr~- ALr..'' f','' mail :
G-rrAE MlNLHs, rNloN-A REGrLAG
..t,,o-a' sAl, ,5toTlE, r,.. &c.
-I&G tN1Go Coog"2,, No. !, ".t-
l Iu'bu'.., N"' h.4 H.'- r'.et.H- in i.,'
'o.'''t. lAt Hti". '."t' ". 70 i.' '.'H. t'- ,t
The sun., 1864-11-02
H5Ag2sas sGsE..

DEHtRFsT- EAEIN-in r~ok,,n. on Tucsl-..
'oy. L.. hy I.y. X ior rv, Nr. Albert UerIert g
TO as. Curr.'.ncc, .u.lt,r Vi lichry LHAil, -.
al Vi Brooklyn. 40 cpi!.
The sun., 1864-11-02
POLITICAL.


ILi.,ANl'j WOOD
CCN.Etss.
lie should be elected c... h. 4 s.ro.c he l.ros
Sytn.Ai tarV IN isJi, D., tcA..af james \" b..L,i
rarcru.e whll., Mayo- lc protected tho bencvo.
lra' AID ieiigiouf iaftitu1oAs oi for.@n'ts anG
irli,s.cd the notorious street PreAcLe.,tAe Ansc.
Iio .l,ed the c.Ao',c o,pNla A,yilm fom de-
81. 'ion' i9r such bee 49, piorcuted b. 8iunt tie
i,-au-. le uas Ell tho iulS aulc and Constant o,-
fuaoIt u tuc B.acI ",.lacals III the pIosens Con.
itr.use lie VII o.PJao and pfevc., another
igc'.i,e he c'n rcp-c.en, 'his ni,'rc, In Con.
ri''s DO d. go lacf t.l- . u, ,ct c.t1i' on Ais Gu.
.elclsa sia,c.:-,-. 4 Pl..io;, and u, .r.ene
vorI roE ulI.
~ order OF Commit 60.
j.. GALLAGHER. Sec. sr.' . " Ni''i'' 'nD''''N m
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Tie National Convention which assembled at
Baltimore Oh Tho IN = las. JuDc. ani ttcrc noti.
nstc,' AunAH.y LiScuiV f1r reelection o. Presi-
dent with ANniEN JenSson ~ wee PI,,iea',
sdopicl ,he following
The sun., 1864-11-02
Chicago.

Tlc Democratic National Convention which cath.
cred a, Chica-o on tho 10th q: August, md pre-
sentcd the names Of GEosGg II. MoCLELLAs for
P-cbdrn. and Crobjz II PayDLtroS for Vice.
President, sdoltcd Inc iolloH.ng
The sun., 1864-11-02

Wheeler Il N.i.S.'s iiirhe.t IRE.
mium loct'tit,h cvinr iaicAin,s 80. b15 Bue.-
Huf. IA
, 1864-12-15
FROM MARYLAND.
One OF tie Eesults Of tho Abolition Of
Sl1TeFy.

[From the Baltimore American.1
The abolition of slavery in Maryland is be-
ing attended with the good results the friends
Of emancipation expected, a steady stream
larly Pennsylvania. is pouring In upon us, now
that free labor" has become q settled fact,
In every county Of the State large sales OF
land have taken place during the last three
months, and the purchasers. are men who in
tend to settle in our midst, and who do not
purchase for the sake OF speculation. The
worn out and half titled tracts Of the large
elayeholder, In the hands Of tarrpers who TIL
their ground BY free labor-Wh0 encourage
free schools, and all the accompanfmsnts OF
free institutlons-wll soon place Maryland In
the position among the free States that she
should have occupied long ago. The follow
: ing, from the Denton Union, published In Cur
olinc county, Is an Indication Of the rcyolu-
tion taking place
town, containing near three hundred acres. 10 Mr.
jacob l. ZooE, Of Cumberland county, Prunsylva-
mia, for S9,0c0 tits healthy and dcaifahle resi-
'tMr. Redden has also sold the *sMansIon Farm u
ncs1 A1deraontown, to Mr. j. y. Cline, Of Cum.
bes; and eopnty, Pennsylvania. but at what price
s:Mr. Redden also sold hts Burrgyile farm, near
the Delaware line: to NJ. Tobias Ail!er. Of Cum
hundred acres, for 81, 50d."
We have also understood that tho land in
Caroline is among the poorest in the State,
and believe that the prices above specified are
remarkably good. .f'he Union, IN comment
Ing on the above sales, says. "We would
adviso oil persons, whether residents here or
elsewhere, who wish TO purchase farms In this
county. to do so speedily, before the price Of
lands 60 up. They are cheap at present, but
how long they will remain so, now that Mary
land Is free State, no one Gnu tell" The
Somerset Herald, in an exract which We pub
lishcd yesterday, says that "more land is
wanted; Norlhcrners continue to visit this
county (soH.erset), looking for farms" Well
may The President soy that " the genius Of
rebellion will no more claim Maryland"
That dny is gone forever.
, 1864-12-15

al currency system should be Independent Of poll.
tics and freed from political infnsnces; 70 easct
thfs, and to facilitate the business of the banks
with the Comptroller. am clearly Of the opln!on
that the bureau Ehou1d be made an independent
dcpartment,' and removed from Washington to
Philadelphia Of New York.
lido not hewever recommend that any az: an:aa, i'd.
will do well enough as it Is for another year.
When he nert assemblies the dscsts u
Ing Of the system, than they can be at the present
tine. The act can then be takep u ana' WIN ne ne
thrown upon II, fndfclously amended.
The c9mp1olter slosss b. PIinS ~ ,neso 70
troller, and recommends s' therefore, IN addition
to general incrcaso Of The salaries q the clerks
that the deputy Comptroller be paid q saIsry Of
thiFty-Gye hundred dollars per annuna4 and that
The Comptroller be authorized, with the approval
Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, to employ three
clerks as heads OF iyiaions* at saaries not exceed
ing twenty-five hundred dollurs, respectively.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
HuaH McCuILocu, Comptroller.
Hon. w. P. FEssENDEN, Scc'J Of the Treasury.