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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-16
HALyfNG III.

The Rebel House Of Representatives consists,
when full, of one hundred and twelve Members.
We give below table Of the number allotted to
each State, with the proportion of them repre-
senting territory now held by the Rebel and by
tba Union forces resnpctivelV:
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Marine Disasters.

BOsfON, May To- IstF.
The bark Lawrence, from CadH, is reported
osbors nj, roIly Rocks In Nantucket Roads.
ne british brig \. II. Gordon from Cape Town.
went ashore nj Sctuate last night in the fog, ana re-
aIIires assistance to get OIL
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Visitors not Wanted.
NASHVILLE. May IS. 1864.

b. order Of Gen. Sherman, no person not con-
neced with tn. military will be allowed proceed south
OF Nashville
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Hotel Change.

SAkAfOGA, sihy ID ioos'
Union Hail. the great Summer house at this
pec has been purchased by Of the Loands OF tho
kow.York Metropolitan Hotel.
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FROM BERMUDA. papers TO May 7
have beef received by the brig Excelsior The block.
aderunnig steamer Index had arrived from Whining.
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To Correspondents.

No .o,;c. "a, he taken Of Anonymous Communications
Whsevrr is intended for insertion must De authenticate
bv the name address OF the wer-no necessarily IL"
,1hlie,,jor but as guaranty for his good faith m,
All bpsue,. letters for This office should be addfesedt TO
TKIBrSE." New York .
Wa cannot undertake TO return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
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The total number Of our wounded brought up
from he battlefield far Is H. 700. Of this number.
400 have been placed in hospital at Alexandria and
the remainder distributed throughout the hospitals Of
this civ An army surgeon who came up last evening
saws that have about r. 90 remaining al Fredericks
burg and Belle Plain These figures iucude many
stockholders who when separated from the wounded.
will decrease the number materially.
WASHINGTON NAV Is 1864.
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PICKING UP sTRAGGLHRS
The Provost Guard are quite busy picking up
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BeRanntmnC6ungen
Gtdat MarDlanb.
Grecntin. 0epdrtement,
ttapcltS, ZEN 20. De1tmber 1876

7ss- Orecutips Gepdrtement,
AnnGpplts 8, Zen 20. Dtjtmber 1868.
9lm Bic @earrtGnb GreissiaigeM, bic gum Bieb.reins
tritt unc 9lnrere, Die gum Gimtritt 1T beu
Ser, 9taaten Oienft SeneiSt Itnh.
SD pini6e Cure @uInettldmtett duf cine ilnot poITrte
Gonereeattt, bic uns BON benz Nsuiterunss-C fH3ter ~rprseIest
wurbe. gu lenfen. Dteftlbe ~Serbtetet bic 3dblnns Der lest
ppn Der 2~esierun9 eebcenen Sersr6eerten pdnhgeIter, mad
benz s Sanuar. - GS Ia eepiB, tds ned cine erpee AnsdbI
8etruten unier benz &nfsebet hes prdfetnten pprt 10. SIT.
crn bteiem Staat su fftaen itnb. Dlp Mrnee Der Station
mug nidhttg ertalten rtreen une Sbr, i'd retb e8, tpnnt
nt6t anhers, ais jeeen 0erfu6 ta3u gut teteeN.
Gtne Siehuna TT unpernetblid nrbptneig. un bic 3abl
gu Der Suptd 3u erbalten, tpsl6e nt1t eur6 G~reirinise 1ufs
esbra6t rerbeu tam. Cbstei6 ,i9 nod thine 9adriGt er.
balten babe. mas bic Supta fur ben eenannten Mufrnf be.
tr68t lpaeen mir unS bc6 unSerslslth tarauf trrberetten.
ridt nur, nm bic !Sdbl tr Bet Der nadfen 3iebuns su Stel-
Ienben 10 ciel ais raPsli9 gu s~errinesyn, ~fcnsern ast nm
nen Spunties burh i~pfcrtise Sanblung su f&.rn, ebt be
tnrte 8rii. wtl6e fur 3nblnns ~berielten anttraumt Ia, Der.
freidt. I'm bieer Scunties ~tbetlbaftig ;u Werhen, ntlftn
bic Nolpntaire fb an bier Dor benz nddfen 5. Sanudr elm
reibtn lafen unb i'd eriute fe ernfli6, IrrpsI in 9iniht
auf bic benz @dterlanb fGulbenbe gfidt. ais aud af bic
eeFterten perISnltdtn grrtbetle, pbne Nersu9 BITE stbrene
@elegeuheit tu benubtn.
BUR bederet Mustunft fur bic lest INK D!enae fetenben 6
B~lpnats.V ~clpntiren fIse i'd hermit tinen Aus;us aus einen,
ioetert ertaltehen Circular hes Rrtessbepdrtemtnts Bet, mel
dec bic Bebinsunseu hdrtbut, inter trel6tx lie bon Neuen
tn een Oienf e~intreten tonnen, ipmie bic 8punttes beHirnmt
;u beneR tie bere6ttst fne. SD bpIe, bdB tteGtr Ausjue ibre
opue aufmertlanteit amf f9 Sieben unb ben Mitbereintritt
Ger Yieifen itern rtr6. Sr9enb ptitere, Son tbnen rfer
Nneeren setpunIdte &ustunit wirh nuf Mnfrdse pbne 3peifeI
ettbeilen.
u. -. SraSforh.
SIN Auftrds beS Gcuoerneurs
80 nj. 3. StII Gtddts1ttr.
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Die &rd8er Oe8 @eder werOen beltte
unO Die nd6iten Sage unieren pertben 2elern
unO reunoti6en 2eierinnen nit einen babiden
9leuiabr8gntB alfparten urO bpfen, palttit cine
freunOli6e ltro liberule 9tufnabme su inOen.
Ser 8ote, wel6er rus gan5e LANCE Sabr bin
pur6, bel !6ise unO &dlte, bel Shtrnt, Ne9en,
Sis unO S6nee tagtdgli6 an Cure &biire flOpft
uuO Sud- bic Neuigteiten oes SageS brin9t perr
oient wpbl am Neuiabr8tuge einige 8erad=
ii6tigung, I'm ibn fir ba$ angetretene
Ssabr in ieinem i6peren 8eruf ST ernmtbigen,
uno mir Iegen besbaIb au6 Elm gutes @Crt fir
ibu cin.
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6s5oraG-gerithtt.

Cine unpaifenbe nnb etntdl@
ttge g-Gtrer, Der in Der ytertz
jubr2uadt Die StaOtneuigfeiten be8 Weder llbers
ieBen iplte, bat Der 8eriu6ung ntdt tpIoer<
ftebeu t6uneu, Ieinen eignen gGiB bel Der Ge>
legenbeit an ben U}ann 5t bringen nno li6 IN
elmer Dem Slipper entlomnenen 9tOtt5 etae
Nnipiefuug gegen Die vGlerfS I'M Sdaboepar=
tententn erlmlbt, Die mir biermit alS bH6it rn<
paTero unO einfdltig oeSapOuirsn uup Tim 10
mebr beoaterl1, al8 un8 cine Menge Der 9e<
nuruten 8eamten ais %Gbrenmdmier betdnnt
uno peri6nli6 b%efeunOet lit. 3, &eO.
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&riesStcpartement, Gen. Mbimt. Office,
@attn ton, %. De;. 1858.
ga Ft Circular. ~

l. Die St6s Mpndts Grnppen, lest in Dienaen Der Der.
Stdattn, trel6s miniben. ftp nod Sr Gblauf ibrer Dtenit-
lett BON Neuenn ant Sabre obtr 4rteesbautr ~einrtiben 3u
lehen, trerben fur ben serldneeren Xermin unter ~frIsenbem
8e9nlattpnen einse ihrDren: s s-f $50
1'-gDenn br I WterteI zines Resiments p6tr elmer nnberen
Organization mteter eintreten, 70 wtrb ben Sfi;teren eefdt-
tet, ibren i'm 8 Wtpndtsbienit ~betIetotttn Stang bti3ubetalten.
2.-Spaten weniger ais bret 8itrthetle mitber eintreten,
70 Wirb aus b~eiasten 3ruppen cine ptcr nebrere Grnpas.
MEN pn Ter Sprsei4riebsnen Starte sebtltet unb Bic n6tbt-
gen SfFsiere aus hert often Commando hurb ten esnmaaht-
reneen @eneeal btS Departements ernannt. Der Rea rptrb
unter ben Iberbietbsn Sff3teren bis gum Ablauf ees Se&a-
utUnats.Termins frrttienen unS ba,n aus rem Oienft emit.
lolen iperben.
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Mbminifrations .gnaeiae.

8 ptrb btermtt NG9rt6t Geaeber, bB Der
llnteriet9nsts BON Baltimore I'm Stdat Marpldne i9 Spn
Observation-Disclosures absr bas serfaIiGe GistniSum
ppn Yeter Mrnplb, mflber in bsiaeter Stdbt oeiprben
TT, seti9afft bat. &ne ptrlcnen, mel6e Mnlprl4e an ben
8erfprbenem 5I MAIDEN baben, perten baber nufgefcrterf,
fcldt an cber Dor benz IL, @dr3 1854 BET benz llnterisi6ne-
ten eeItent 3t MAIDEN, ribrtsenflus ft 1p6ter mad benz Sc
is tstne aniprdht an beiast Stntsrlaiitni4aft nti9r MAIDEN
tpanen. ca8r sTr ragr assE s
"a IN ,SRbn.S. 4stsr, atmtniitratrr.
14ct4p1utw) 4 -, Np. 1877 GpIumbtalr
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gS 0as bemooftt 6dupt sebt
Wtpntag 9lbenb in Der 3ur1bdIIe iber Die 8ret.
ter. Wer ie bieies ausge3eidnete SdGuipiel
9eieben bat, wirb gewiB nidt bieie @eIesenbeit
ppritber pailtren Iaflen.
MS Ser @biltpp Stamm Nr. 8,
miro NfDntag 9tbenp ieinen erlten grpBen
SabreSbaI in Der HebenbaIIe abbalten unD
tptrO berielbe NIT elmer feierli6en 8rO5eiiipn i'm
SnpianersG pitiim %er6ffnet.
No SrtO CONCERT fnbet beute
@benc in Der @rbeiterbaIle, go, 3 SaO@
Sreoeriditr., itatt.
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Maenten ~NerIanat.

50 Be I'll m M , n On 6 ents EN- a d t.. - Gttpa
was ~brtneenb nptbwenbia TIT fir Stben. Wlam tonIIne IN
uutertu9t; pber 10 pt> SEN merben fret bnrb BITE Dnf O.
fdift fur 20 Gents, bic 3u 50 pteber r~ertauft pttetn burd
@. &. WCleott Sp. ITO @batatu Square, &ttr gOrt.
~t9pct3Nltu)
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ar. Gcb0uern,

sb.mols pratttlder Nrst in 8ombtrg Bapsrn
fpdter Neetments Nr3t I'm SO. Sbic.Reat.
~enapfietlt f6 ZEN Bepstatrn gDafbinstOn's ais arst, @unb
ar;t unb @eburtShelfer.
Wpbnuna IN Gerbdrbt's 9rtel, 1888 pa. NJ. 81 isrtten
Bis 10 lbr Wpr8enS unb BON 4 BIS 5 rtr Nadmtttaes.
(6DeA2Dl
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WfarftpreiIe.


Ntnopteb- 9egen 5000 StId wlr@
ben gum Sertauf ~arssebpten unO bra6tem BON
2.5O-5.OO "a 100 9fO. @ertauf langIam.
S6wetne. = Sic 9reiie itiegen INT ]
biz I Gts. a Bfb. 2ebenbige S6tpeine tuur.
ben SIT $4,000 a 100 9fo. p~ertauft.
S6ufe.- Gute S4afe bra6ten 41-51
Gts. a 8fO. unO tperoen in trlr3er 3eit CT
Gts. ~tpiten, ba bic 26bnung gering 1T.
Gafee. = tciete 334-341 "a @fo. i'm
MbOlelale.
Mebt- 1875 a SOB.
&prnmebl-6 .25 a SUB.
Suttertpffe = 8ei3en 1876 Gts. a
9uibel; 8elidtorn 1.11-1.17 a 8n1beI;
SAFER 1872 Gts. "a 8uIbei.
WUIaiies = puroe in peri6ieoenen
Quantitdten su 1870 Gts. pffertrt.
8rOpiiipnsn- S6inten 131-14
Gts. a 8fo.; Sdultertlde 6-84 Gents
S6weinefett 124-15 Gts. "a PfO.
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ssomnties unS aDbnuna inn SDrous.

A HNL TC
~ 6-Den dnsenprnmenen unb einsereitten MamnI&afttu
tere 8puntieS sum Netrag ben $500 ~ausbetabIt wtrben, wte
fplet: Hera
IL SGbaIe bic 6 pnrd9ntet rerrBnntiirt, Gtns Es
ntuferurae ltfen a~useeinabtu nb tdS Ger
tiftat fes Wuaerunes.O fFjierS barber
gprans be;ablt nit $50
@rls Mbi&lasslabluns bs Bout
ties nit .Ie 5000
GSmsaenie $500
{3abltor In Uoar peer Mnpetfung slr
Werfbtdune, tue IS Retrut beliebt.)
q &m trfen resslmdsisen 3dbltns, Cter jmei
Wpnate na6 Ter Ginmufterung, einb net
tere notwithstanding her Bpunts Spn... 1000
81 Nmt trften reeslmdbtgtn !3ablta9 mad 9
Wpnnten Dient fca er 81 ieintr Q6tnuns
etne ipeitere Notwithstanding Der 8rantp
erb1lten 4O.UO
~ Vim erten reselmdstsen 3nbItas mad et- 55la#
ft mem Sabre Dienft crtalt er auetr finer tis $50
gsuntp BOZ. 1000
s. Gm erfea re9tlmaeteen 3abltaeo na3 Is a$E
Wtpndtet Dtfnft ptro ju ietner GGbnun9
cine peitere 8puntusablnns s.tna6t bon 1000
81 dim erittn reeelndbieen Sdblt1a nat ;rei -
Sabren Dtenft ntrb gu ietHer 9Stnunettne
Apettere BpuntpjablunB eentaGe opn..... 1000
y ga6 Mblanf ees 8 SABRE Dtenfes Cber
trgenb eiuem Spltaten. pel6cr mad %
jdttaef1 Dten1t ehrenOpa e~ntiaNen mtrb, e
piro Ter Gef Der Bprntp bt;ablt rnit.... 40 90
Wenn bic 9fegteruns hieIe Truppen ni@t bic role 3ttt BON
bret Sahren ~beburfrn ipate. unb bic felbea ebrennpa Dor benz
Ablduf tbrer Dienfjett aus9ernufert fretten, ipuen bieielten
bet Der 4uSntuiterun9 len ennaen nod unbeSnblten 9 etrdg
Der Bounty erbalten. ganj 70, ais cb fe ibren Scntn Germin
eebtent bitten. Die gefebIt6tm Grben Srn Sclbdten, w.Ihe
i'm Dienhe iarben, fclen Bum @rnpfans bes snnjen, sur 50
6esJeit hes Srleaten nod nnbs;abIten 8rantpselhes bere@tist
49, (DiDpSa)
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MSminiffrations

Gs ptrb ttermtt @aGrt3tse8eben, has bic
HnterSet9nete bon Baltimore TN Staat Mlatplanb f6 BON
benz QatitngtrtGt teidettr Gtabt am 8, De3vmber 1868 8es
SpIrnGhtishnss.gapttr iber bic SintsrinHeniHait BON
Dttlef y. 8 { m d { mel9er tn beiaSter StuSt ssitrrbsn
IT, c~trfbnft bat. &ue gerfonent tpeIheM nipriidea AT ben Wer-
~fprbenen su MAIDEN babtr, werben taber oufee fortett, iDl6e
an ODER ppr. BEN 8. Stunt 1864 bel her unterStiGneten eels
tsn6 gu nnaten, iribrtstnians. fe ipdter mad benz @eleS teeu.
NnibruGe an pbtae 6fnterlafIenihait nebr MAIDEN f6nntns
JIG DE AMI mfr ~ @l+4A YRf n ma G de, Mbu.
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MaArint an Steuer3ahler.

W0@rtmt an Stener3ahIer.
Gtts-g oueetCrS.O fife.
Baltimore, ben 26. Dtjbr. !
Teripnen, bic f6 ben DiStrntr an f IbttI6tn Steuern au
Nuben MAIDEN pcQen, werheu ~beioneerS aufrnertlam 9-i
nta6t, has eerielte am 81. b. Wits autb6rt un6 tas ~ alien
: ttuer .Stns bic am L. Sanuar 1854 nod nttt btsabI Inb,
Il PCT. sueerednet ptrb.
Yeripnen. bic nit Gttutrn BON %frIttren Satren nod I'M
@utitanbe fnb, wtrben ebenfaLs aufnertfart sentadt. bag lie
u PSI. Sntershen ntbit anbtren llntpftn az traetn baben,
renn ie ni6t an Oser sr benz 81. b. ". t~tiatItn.
Aug. n. ]sice,
(Np-H Gifts. G Un;etor
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M0mtntftrGttDm6

uniet ,et6nete bon Baltimore i'm Stact WlarplanS G& BON
BEN qDoiieneertdt beIaeter Stdtt am 10. CttSber 1868 BE.
cand9ti9MnSs. papttrt uter he ptnterIanenida ait ser
& ctnnn@Sd6man n 8 bd u ZEN ,awetdbef In beiaater
Stabt eetcrben IT. ceri6niIt bat. Mne 9,rfOnen, wsI9s An-
iprlbe an ben Berfrrb men ia maiden tabta. werben baber
aufsefprbtrt, lclbt an peer Dor benz IL Mpril 1904 bot hem
lnter,ttdrettn eeIttnt su nia9eu, tieriaenfdQs tie ipater
mad hem @eet tttne AniprIdt an belnete 9tnterlaiIenitoft
Mebf MAIDEN t6Mnen. ebtIt5E Et Gn Nt4a.a % iQI eN
l14Oe4plmlpl 5u3 rigroaSpbn Greinte. Mbm.
,ssl Dus btltafte Electromagnetic
n Der etabtif bel sslsHssgG 8vua -ep
-. zss- ( NTH, 8rptEer& &&Hy
pttlc-1 e+aC.4 2p. WnltimCrtar.
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MmbrptnpeS

sa-5-A II. {. ~.
rerbtn gut unb ~tduerhaft. tn tribem Wetter 70 gut, ale tn
beaem, NIT ~beionberer Aufnrrtiamtett a%nsefsrttet BON
q. QDetIept,-
(Des18-31I Rr. 10 8. 8aItimprehr
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SarbierOeretn.

lza s., S-arbterDeretn4 9E ,3'r12 %.
Sdnmtlt6t Mt~tslttber, fppte Dtejtntsen, wtIbe N& nod
benz 0erein ani6tie6et tpnen. fnb eriu6t i@ Wtuntae ben
4. SSanuar, Mbents puntt 8 llbr, i'm QDdle heS Serrn 8ni-
Ter, Gde ron Srpnt- unb 2pn1bdr6ltr, etniufinhen, tntent bic
Btcmtenmnbl Spretnprnen wtrl.
(SNfpl . a3a ". Abenbf6e ct n, SER,
Meftern Trauflin SauDeretn SlO. 2.
&at Dieientsen, melGe f9 Stetnt neutn BduSerstn
xr6 NIT dni6ltesen irO1et retien btet6ur& ~etnseld6en,
am Wlcntdg b,n 4. Sdnuar, Nben6S u ra6 z lpr lit Ter
SardtcsaRrdee gtc. 1872 BET 81 @abrip In Der @erIGmmfune
ia einiufnbeu. 3GS ipa bic erfe Muflaee fptpte bic Antt-
tHnesbu6er In Gnipfan9 eenpnnen werben. fg sill
(SWU) a. S. Gnbrtp, &efr. pro temp,
a. I'D Neuer SnuUereim. ,.s .se
At WtDntne, ben f.. Sauuar, @benls z lltr, ptrb In benz
6aule tes 5errn gDnt. Qnnel0B, SO. So Sio G~barIesfr. Elm
neuer Saueeretn %eegruneet unb rerben Mue, bic Nbl fhpn
uuteri6rteben baben, ais Spl6e, 6e I6 nod Gnf6tteBen
ppnen, e%tngtldben, tu erI6eineu. SIM Muftrdg
(SDsp) 2 t,.4~ a~ Mebrtreri Wits lteber.
Great Gditerlt SanDerctt $40. g.
SbiOsr @ereir bat i@ am letten ylittrO6r ~Soufintis Or
sanifrt, Aue Dieeniser, pel6e fb NOD baran s9 betbeilt.
gen munfben, frerben etngeldeen, i6 nd6fen Nttttpo6itm
Seretnslrtal SIC. 81 iu rtelben, neil an bttIent Iaoe bic
erfe @trJdbIung iSute bic Seamtenpabl f%tdttfinStt. !. a93
cG 5r-- ,.T1f19t@ ala EH9 81. MGrn, prop. 9r6t
(SWepDM0 1i@ 400 siisH 81 BIT ga f prpH. SER.
Steuben SdmDerein NID. 8.
eu1...t.x lS...A 49,. = 1894 - -. .LIo... q -. a.
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SIN Gufras beS Gouosrneurs
% nj. 3. Sill StddtsIttr.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-20
The Way TO Talk and Feel.

The New York World, speaking as Demo-
crat should speak, closes an article on the i'm
pending battle of the Potomac by saying
=" The most important counsel we can offer
to our countrymen when such great events are
impending is, to fortify their minds against
encouragement from any possible results of
the coming battles. We should cry shame
upon our soldiers, if they should finch and
lose the victory by want of heroic steadiness
We can fully trust them On that score; but can
we trust ourselves? If the advance is beaten
the reserves will come up with the same Wig
orous alacrity as if all had gone well; they
would disgrace themselves if they should give
up while there is the slightest possibility of
success. The public sentiment of the country
stands in the same relation to the whole army
that the reserve does to the advance. If the
country waivers and is cast down in case the
army is repaised, we shall disgrace our man
hood as irretrievably as we should by cowar-
dice in battle. There is no use of offering any
counsel as to what the country should do. if we
are victorious. Success is competent to take
care of itself. BUTT, contrary to our hopes and
expectations, we should be beaten, we trust that
every man Of position and influence, who loves
his country will set his face like flint AGAINST
any talk or intimation of succumbine to for.
tune. We are in q crisis when postcrity cam
not overlook us and since we are certain 10
go into history, let US sit for our picture in a
descent and manly attitude. ,e
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-20

soive 70 keep each and every man g., hill,
ready to follow up our adyant ,an 10 ms place,
the fruits OF the victory not snnS anu secure
gu get from the dead and wonnded -. 10 W .
OF all prisoners, and then his or.H; put first
trains, &c. MD artiliery, wagon
On iet us do 1t by all means uo
ana let us al determine to act t"~a .n w IL
tne resuit Will be (not as it was at Gh;n.,a, anu
~, anu tne army scattered over the bat,o q Ii9
Phiaglng the dead and woundedO. bnt q '';a,
eucn US never was known to our arms and WI
givs US pack Tennessee (the glorious old st ma
~ pace OF few greenbacks, hayersacks "S2
gochet knives, and just such trash as wos th o
nuts OF Chlckamauga, where the bones of so
many OF our noble and brave bows lie bleach;no,
vi the plains. l wish could Command evar5,
company separately in the next fight. or wish
could write SO as to stir them mn.
IGcenc order from General Hood cont,ins
the following instructions: 'N'An'
announcer point to be observed in maxine
an attack is, that the troops when adyanc;nS
IN line OF battle, should not be moved o. thss
couple quick step, or be in apy wav nnnecas 1
sariy 1atlgued before engaging The enemy
tnat they may be in the best possible cond;t;on,
Ior pressing him, and improving anv advantaoe
which may be gained" ''' advantages
1t is certain that if the men are fed n,ent;f,,,v
Just before going into battle, the deaths from
loss OF blood wounds are reduced from n terri
ole proportion down to almost nothing Dnr-
ing digestion you may take q quantity of blood
from man with safety, the halfof which taken
from him while fasting will be certain death
Inc knowledge of this fact is also interesting
70 surgeons who are called upon to perform
operations causing great loss of blood
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-20
The Income Tax.

There appears to be considerable mis-
understanding still existing in the public
mind concerning the income tax now due
under the United States Revenue Laws.
Those unacquainted with the provisions of
the tax bill will find the brief resume of
interest
First, the tax of five per centum is only inn
posed on the excess of income over $500, and
Is payable on the income received for the wear
ending December 81, 1863 The tax on in
come derived from United States securities is
specially restricted to 211a of per centum.
All State and municipal taxes lawfully paid
may be deducted from an estimate of the in
come OF the person actually paying the same,
1t is also provided that the rent Of the home
stead used or occupied by any person or family,
not exceeding 5000. may be deducted from the
excess OF income over 5000. ...
In estimating the income, all forms of in
debtedness bearing interest, whether due and
paid, or not, if good and collectable, must be
included as part of the annual income. The
income OF all officers employed in the civil,
military or naval service of the United States
are specially exempted from taxation under the
Revenue Law.
Guardians of minors, and trustees of all es
tates held in trust, are required to furnish an.
nual returns OF the incomes of such minors.
and the amounts received from such trust es-
tates -..
All returns of income under this law are re-
CURED to be made or levied on the first dav of
May, and the amount of tax to be paid to the
Collector of the several collection districts on
or before the Both day of June.
BY an arrangement among the Assessors of
New York. however. it IS understood that all
returns OfincOme made on or before the 10th
day OF May, will be accepted by them. After
that date, delinQuents will be assessed on the
basis OF such information as the Assistant As
SCISSOR may possess respecting their several in,
comes.
All taxes on incomes remaining unpaid for
ten days after the 30th of June, and SO contin-
uing for ten days after assessment of the same
shall be demanded by the Collector, will be
subject to penalty OF 5 per centum, which is a
lien on all property of the delinquent from
which the income is derived, and the collec-
ton of the tax may be enforced by distraint
upon such property.
Blank income tax papers are furnished to
applicants at the offices of the several assess.
Ors and by the assistant assessors.
The income tax is required in all cases to be
paid in the district in which the person liable
to pay the same resides at the time the same
becomes due, and no notice is required to be
given by the assessor or assistant assessor to
any person to furnish the return according to
law.