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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
NATIONAL COMPLIMENT TO THE
DEAD.

otrlc1AI 6RbtRs No: 1s7.
Wan DErARTMENr, Aptr. GEMS OFFICE J
WAsilNGroN; May 18th, 1864:
~ Tile new posts recently established in the
Department Of the Northwest will be named
as fellows: ..,...,,........ h.
The post on James River-Fort wads-
worth. IL. t-''!
The post at DEVILS Lake-Fort Hays.
: The post on the Upper Missouri-Fort
Rice. ...,
The post on the Yellowstone-Fort Ste
>venson. ''- ;'N - s;r = +;
By order Of the I T. - al5H
3 ."5' :: ..,s SEC. FeWAR.
E. u. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
NoTE.- 1t will be perceived by the above
order that the United States government
has erected permanent monument to the
memories of those gallant officers who fell
during the. recent battles in Virgins -
Press. - <''-i'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
THE .nfkHyf.
IT, 4 II SDratess 10, Men
ssa'om teali'ns| 'S County.


The dsah hasas last proved reality
On Thursday the drawing commsuaad
and was concluded vn~ F4esaay. TIL
names Of those drafted In ;Stearns 'coun
ty are given below.
/ :;'' saint .Aa4k u.ta.. / !
George Mas6n'an, Engleb't scheumaacIctrr,,' -~'
s. s;o 3 noT Ksske, RH; k k,s'ss'
Henry Waterman, Henry Fitsan,
Levi Hover, William Waldorf
1 A"''"' r's"'' Peter f sssslss E"'''''
II 'ooSscRiPr:-sl MRoilib.1
"-1p ,,.:4'G,S a. w.Libbey II
saint Martin. i -
.@. us cosscnlRrss 81 zxlofiEn.] T
E 1a.,' Ss 81 hyont S.479s EH2sr'0n,,
William Dafnc., :, .J3Hh schothbern,
B Rs1%s% S Ssaisaoe s.;g*s ksssf,
John J. seicl.aft, Peter Heime.
John L. Unger, Peter Althof ..,
Peter Kalal, Daniel Spanier.
AlunsOn.
IL cosscs,prs-1oo ENROLLED ]''' -
Herman %dkt, ':@S Henry Corty,
Andrews Walty, =: Charles Hotter,
Peter Rothstine, J. II. Middcndorf,
Barnard Book, Nicholas Kran,
). Valentine Seugair, John hotter,
Nicholas Even, Herman Knable,
Christian Rothstine, Hortonart Zugkowste.
John COrty, Jacob Zimun0tch
:Antone Bi.gemann, John Kissmor,
Caspar Wander, John ROthstinc, =,
Adam kolthh, Bankrat Volk.
-: Oak !"*
7>r n coSecllPrs-sl RNRolLEp.] -
Peter Schuht, Joseph Haskamp
Henry Kruger, John Ehlent
Barnard sc6wistsrs, Antoine Muller,
Joseph Epyenstine, ion MohE.
George Stelling, &ferAmah HdAring,
Nief Nelson, 49,. Joseph Neatly,
Sylvanus Stone, Herman Tcrharr,
Henrik Bumhagen, John Schlaht,
Barnard Schwieters, Peter fNrSrAn&
Heinrich Wehrman, Herman Mire,
; s,~;a Gerhard Terhaur.
!. .4 ...t.,. ..,.. Rockville. y, :p.i g.
III coNscRlpfs-14 ENRollED.]
John krabs6ack, Michael Molator,
Christopher Pollang, Peter Bower,
Paul Phescn, Nochart Eagle,
Bernhard Smith.
S0Ant OOSepns
(29 cONscRIPrs-l34 ENRoILED1 .
Philip Pulgen, Charles Wager, 4.
Franz Speiser, Joseph Nozh,
George McCue, John Dewenter,
Constant Kreeger, Matthias Kaspar.
Nix Sand, Peter Uscth
Matthias Uglos, Wolfgang Fisher,
George Scherer, Peter MITCHELL
Nicholas Passier, Thomas Graham,
Peter Gadert, Beno Gruber,
John Schonleben, Paul Sand, =.
John Megher, Stephen Raiser,
Joseph Luinghammer, Michael Undersander,
Charles Staples Herrick SCHNEIDER;
joseph Nenn, Peter LorsanG.
Joseph NJ. Orth.
Vcrdalc.
Is coNscRtPrs-4 ExRolkxp1
Robert Hover, j. H. Poppins, -.
John schlick, Barnard Milwint,
Michael Cramer.
81 . Wakefield.
rs coNscRlP1s-76 RNRoItID.
Heinrich Schulties, Joseph Nibler,.
Stephen fuker, George Luke,
Michael Whitman, Nicholas Jackobs.
John TUker, Nicholas Reiter,
ffssA~ssep..sssss.'ay AAtetset,l8 ,ohr,nuk,
! Joseph Zullgar, John Klein.
Michael Brtxins, 4 Philip Didrich,
Nichoies Mems, Nicholas Pck,
| Michaet smith, Peter Thelseh,
| Nicholas Fridmxn CASPER PICK.
| John Nibler.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
THE INDIAN ExpEDrr1or.

The Pioneer. says that Col. McIsfeh, Of
"a .hs Second Cavalry left Fo-t, Smelling on
uai.sHoiday for Port Rideley, to join tho In
20 ;than expedition, which is ordered to. leave
.as,shat post on the 9Th 'ot June AL rumora
IL l!1stfthe expeditions 10 to b.: given up are
aa-nnaidthorizsd and without foundation. III,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

II: Il. DAv1Dsos, editor Of the Austin
7eeg;st-r, died At St. Charles, fiji, on tn.
III ult.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02


Mr.. Hannigan also of Indiana. Mr.: Voor-
hees arose f'out his seat and approached
Senator Chandler in on excited manner, de
handing whether he referred to him, to
which he replied; "Who are you, sir? l
don't know you;" at the same time rising
fr.m his chair. Voorhees, replied; am
Voorhees, Of Indiana" and suiting the &C.
ton to the word, struck Chandler on the
side of his face. The two then closed, and
Chandler was rapidly getting the better of
Voorhees,: ~hen haunigsn came to the lat
ter's assistance with q heavy milk pitcher,
snatched from the table, which he broke on
Chambers head The cortents of the
pitcher splashed over the whole company.
Chandler was stunned by the blow, and
had not fully recovered himself, When Han
nigan dealt him second blow with a chair.
At this juncture the spectators interfered
and the beligerents were separated. Nj.
Chambers head Was slightly cut by the
pitcher, and his shoulder and arm were
considerably bruised by the chair. Though
not able to close his hand, he has been out
to day, attending 10 his usual duties
Voorhees, is quite as large man as Chand.
lcr, probably little heavier. Persons
seated At the table are positive that Chand-
Ter made no use Of Voorhees, name and no
reference whatever to him personally.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

WooL.-Quoted in. New York At 78@65c.
In Chicago, fine fleece, G2@66c; medium,
60@66c; factory, tub washed. 70@72c.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
j !! "A. PRIZE, was offered at the Academy
of'Music ina Ohicago,rtor tho a,best CO. %:
The following swons4 ~:

Why bQensral Lee Z Very fich maIf' ~. ]@''i'
Beoause he has bad IT,. benefit of large drsf1 on
the eouthern Confederacy and General Grant has NV
en- him check that will last him ~ long ~ he lives.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02
THE NATIONAL HOTEL AFFRAY.
Assault ON Senator Chaneiler.

.
Assault ON Senator thandler.
Washington Dispatch to Cincinnati Ga<etse
-" -.. = WASHINGTON, May 25.
The following is believed to be strictly
accurate account Of the disgraceful assault
last night on SENATOR handler, in the pub.
lie dining hall Of the National Hotel: Mr..
Chandler, with DR.. Clark, Of Detroit, and
lady with her two children, were taking
dinner, at q side table. In the course of o
conversation on political matters, he de-
nouuted in strong terms Copperheads gen.
orally, and particularly those of the West
ern States: Mr., Voorhees,. of Indiana, was
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-06-02

9s : ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

in 1915 he formed business relation with MI Sp'horo.
then Of Heverh for the sale Of boots AMI s' extern
sively pnfaotured IN that town. In 1922 tho Urn on
spoford Tnes,on became tie agents Of the DcSI
and New orb Gne OF packets. Four years later MT'
I. extended bis enterprise 10 Southern direction,
and engaged in the soutl American and Caba trade.
which bas been ccStiancd 20 this dar j. 1850
Mr. r. became the owner OF tho Dramatic Lire Of
packet ships between Eew.York and Liverpool In
1910 he elected President Of the Ph:nix Bark Of
this city. IL also Chairman Of the Clearing, House
Association Nl for many years leading spirii in
The Atlantic Insurance Company lie cmlhiically
thorough business man. born TO lead and command"
When Sleeps nsed, he built schOoncrs when brigs
woro tho fashion Of she tmcS 10 launched spsi when
ships became the olef craft at ports. &c ordered
steamships. Ee active. busy. eneTprsinG msn. |
whose industry and energy hayo boon crowned With
prncely fortune and he leaves with the cdor Of an
engiahle reputation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Abi.usry.
CHARLES ". MARCH.


Died 1t alexandria, Egypt. on the 18th OF
Jannery. aeed II years Charles w March, eldest son
OF lie le.e joseph W March of Greenland, NeE-lamp
shire MY March was formerly associated III the ell
toriel management Of the TRIBUNE. Washington
correspondent Of Tie Epenia9 Post and The "Pegoot
OF The Boa.oH Courier under which nom do plume he
contributed .erions Of political letters. lie VIII also
DO reooeo;od IN the literary world, 40 the author Of
lively and pleasant Journal Of his travels In the Anda-
lusies and Madeira and hs "reminiscences OF Congress
which latter gives IN interesting sketch Of Daniel Web
ster who was sn intimate MEND 81 Mr. Maroh and hs
family. Lis political lie was one oi promise but neg
eeed ~ ooIuewha. Ola POGO curante disposition, and
the sacrifice OF much Of his time 10 invalid relation
thus suddenly out off in the full tide Of le ana health
and fortgne his death Will he deeply felt by his friends
and he lad many. far and wide. 20 whom he had en-,
deared himself by Lis singularly bright end genis'
temperament and generous character There ore Tow
closely connected with him. to whom bis loss will
canse aching hearts end leave void In life not easily
70 he Filed
THOMAS TILEsToN.
Mr.. Thomas Tileston died suddenly Yesterday
morning at the age Of years. He of the old
est and most highly esteemed merchants o. this city
Lest week he was apparently well usual, and AZ.
tended 10 his business change. in the bank and In
HE Office with ais accustomed fidelity. The deceased
was born In Boston, Aug. 10 1888. Whom 10 years OF
age Le spprentced himself to printer in his native
city old efcrward became paTinor In the firm under
whom De learned "tla srt proseryatiye Of arts' He
wos for short time the editor Of Tie haTtmee intdlt.
S<ae.s weekly Ioalui published IL uaysghiD. AA'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
Business Noiife6.

MoRToSs GOLD PENs are now SOD at 'he
,rns pliee. before the commencement Of The "H Vs.. "
.p,ley owing to the Manufacturer improvements IA ma
u.rv bis presentsrse Retail Business and Caihn Ad''hce
System for until be commenced ed'ehsnI n'
ione on Credit and strictly rih ne 1rdd'
H. Morton Gold Fen. ar. tie only ,oh At Cd prices
t, maker. Of ali o,heT god peas charge The Premium o" no
old Government bu, Morton has case en'"s'
his prices, Wholesale or Retail .,
ot,hs rcs, numbers by mali to ~ parts Of To "ed
during N, past year, not one In s,housnd has ea 70
reach s destination IL safety; showing That ne morton ov-
Pc. can be obtained By any one In every paw " ' '
ct tie ,sms price, posisse only excepted 90,
Reader you can enduring and reao'
Cola Pen ..scy adapted to your hand and style Of writing
Witch will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pen' anu
{, the rrcsen, ,lmO,t universal Hshfe,rs rrcs O ev.
ps rou cen have Morton oola Pen cheaper In proportion
- E ho ,.p. upon 1t end material used, than any shef
Gold Pen IN tho World II you wan, ono. ses tie f'a
Miah,isr than tho Sword" In another column
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

Sudden Dea:h.-fhoss who use stina-ants % o%c"'s
daily must bewIe Their srshs blood spproache. la color
venous bood that H. /. a.ans darker color Than IN 90"
natural state Finally sickness and peculiar debility ariei
from this condition. and sudden doaA be expected unoss
ued u, Nks BrsDdreth. Pills il promptly usod which at
ono. d.rfsc were tho bood o: tie re.sos VIE 'Fs,a
wa CHARGED The life and the health will ee ihas saTe
AID strength psad impaired whereby tho wi i
s,ayod Legislators should erect asyuns for the habius
aras,ra where Brsndren pHs alone would edect mere
r.frn "a .o ye.g than s TAG ssaP.ssaes Issstiss hasc
vel done.
Tho ch--i. qualities o. the blood have been found much
tho s IL typhus yellow. and pu;i evers. fea curry IN
asuo and fever Of olg 5-atns n ScEoou1 cael IN the
plague ai confirmed dram dTinkeT There Is Ec DOUBT "a
liy sa.a1 10. tho caaso Is
EXCEss or HYDROGEN
iBblbsd from The ala. from food, from water fo , cilon
OF o.hcgwiao.
Now suphur,,ed hydrogen gas i exceedingly subtitle IN Is
ualuro aud being generated IN Die bowels ~ great quantities
from undgsstod Dict sickness must pass 81 naturally CT
death win t,Sc place immediately because Il viii pres ~
ward and 20 through the .Ln " Ito nies!nes Through The
d,rhrssn sni into the lung rom whi;h Il viii szeuo"
ansrheris air ana tbs pa,iens dos OF .aaocs.ion.
This sudden sickness asy pacuess sppns or brssth rsin
u.t below tho pit Of tho stomach sud almost ins;ui d-A
proceed not from Gsose the heai bat from Internal sc1o
cation a. narrated above 10 life end restore heath give
A. oe lous 10 slx .. more, BgaEleh rs, and soe whom
to-. China bon.e, CAMP. Amer the ssck !. over cse
Bnlf,h. P. purge reoy for three or ionF days
then u-s them more moderately the, il Fnr5''ion j.
obeaed In two three days un'h the disease Is cor
quered snd th- health folly restored
Tie abo,o directions app.!,abe In smallpox, s!e.
fyef measles cough End influenza which latter =
cured In Three or f,ur day. oetaiu These Pin should ." u
oysry house forthoy ao truth the Saoyva5c Of de-se
See h. Brsndrcth IL Oh the ooySnn.cu. stamp u wEHe
le,,ers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

Entertainments This g1ay ana Evening.
yoy oatga Of e1ers aud time of c0mWclecHrH zee @ap1
ts,aent H. Other ooisHH. n hh PdPe'.
Ac.pysY on MUgC-itslan opera, Faust
NIBLos OGRpEs-Pos.!ion u LorJumee--
WArLAcKs THTATE1-Puro uo!d
XrEryp GAppsS-Ticket-Oflea Leave Man.
OtYsPic THEArgR-Tsnhng BUTTERFLY. ~,
ngux'e-fants Dssrf., Nhsl-isI-ficketo Leave m'h
VAy hrIuaGu's MEaAGYEIE- Collection Of Aninsf'
HTyroT urATRoy- quesiriGG Performance.
Ero. pyrAy Neutrality-suspicious. Performances
EovE's uREAT CIRcUs-Bowery-EguesiEls
Cs.,o. kRT G.LLEHr-B rf-i tdt's Rocky Moun'.hn~
YurlrER FaAscAIs-French Comedy OpcTaitla, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
WHo SpEAEs NEXT
MO iPEsEs NJ.
VINO SPSAKs kBxr
Vine s BARi MKT
Fer CLAKKs Distilled
PvsgoplTryp FoR THs HAfRI


Hi'ro. dy Gu peraus and po.tlyely rest III tse
rS snJ f'N hair ara bsart 70 s natural color t = s
on sD1au i..stJNAIiTE .! ooR io TIE hUA~H hAi- ~
In-e.5SG 90 IN. d. , ,r. - -,
o e iqsniiir EH?,h 81 ia All I s . sS3
Nik c-al smooth ai,I i-lJ scalp VII 41' d" pa
vid, thesDsoi,e, vi { irai bot.i= -,
H. var wI'r E inT 20 The 3ead ana tne perfume
exhi.l ITO the dcr,osscd af anraini ,snslnilles
Pcr"u. ..l5,- iair aHI oil hoU sic1ness h,u ueoay
speak vga psi for ssstorhe diseased roofs 10
,sAy action ami stiGlres tken 70 = inpi ahu 0o'~
growth. -,
- au article r tine oii Il bea,ifrs sDsSrdorns-enely
free 1ra guar and mucl4 si'silei and redi.ueu oy
steam leaves cosuug % saurae the "a ~ ou1 uaAe'
ius,goas aad ;ii'y" as y poii.hed and varnisssi
isg ONLY
GAR as Ei5TILLas RgsToHATrvs,
rs 4 DRESSING
Use OSL-
CLARK, pIsriLi kvsTorA-ryu,
asa SrSuLASr FOR THR HAIR
taz OsLY
CLAEEs DISTILLED HrsToRATiys,
10 rEEvEST DECAY.
tsB CsLY
CLARK DIsnLLgD ltKsTOaATyK,
20 ERADICATE nAspErRg
UsE OsIf
CLARgs pts1uLED RHsrORATIvB,
10 BEAUTY AID ADoRN.
UsE DSIT
CLArEs nIsTiLL;D HEsToRATTTE,
10 AEsTORs trsAE HAIR 7
EAtUP ~ Color.
It's sfsGiy application Fold rads, the HoF u \
l. gle ,rilc OF lie existing IN tho ro,ts
hen To. emf by dsa preparation In the world
a III .'ar " BUR; II lea rny. in pussipiliy bat u would
b. nos ,zcclu wash Tor The bare projecting rot
ir etc ~ ut'on change temperature ard cleaning -
rom ei iupurtics. We sss but trial
To. pie T. not much ~" onsI guarantee satisiaCion
J, ~ - ly drurgsis sud dealer, everywhere.
{. q. Crank & Co.. Proprietors.
d. s.. LAa7rs 4 Co, Se"-fork, General Agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

RISE ~ HOTEL RICBs,--On and after to-day
tic leading Hotels Of this city will charge So 20 reT
day. The proprietors give reason for ths increase
the high price Of provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

Noticc.Lccure b. the Rev Dr. PRESTLEY Of Pittsburgh
b ne Church Of Houston end Thompson streets Is
EVENING, IT "A O'Clock Su1jectUp the Milo Man
and Customs Of the Arsbs &C. Tickets Is cents TO be
hsd Al the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
yystc..-Fi.. Gold Watches.

Gina Gold UuntugCese Cylinder tscapeacnt siehr sof
a. AS g. y i0 ), $50 10 I IS each
F,Io o.d Hunting Cnso Detached Levers sg leiycj 70
I.ies 20 80. ass, 800, ~ 20, 49, %l-' ri' W
CID TT,ins Frsfre',l Watches fof Ladies 500 SO ~
$50 siOo Sl?5 slSo 70 =ste each, some "isa al-'iS
GoJ Wsss, for Ladies, as low as $25, 29 SO aud SS'
sa.h -, -, =, - - ~
non sGl asa 500, si2J, eiJ., ni75 y 800 s-cA.
' ~ GEO. c. ALLEN. No ti5 Bro4dw4y,,
Ono door beioy. Causl-s,., formerly No. IL WaAGs
Vy,b .ut by Mail or xpf-s al paTs. 81 lie count >,
without extra charge. AZ warranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

CossUMPrIoN.-In the inclpient stages "a 'iii'
disease Bnowss BnoscnIAL TIoeaHa will Afford great rs''
they promote s1peeOraOn and ssy The backing eonsh
TRUssEs.-MARsu & Co.'S Radical cure
T,rsS SlF-e only a. No Veseyst. hso sapporefs 9us
ren,ory EsndAce Sill Elsse sloekng' i'I 'se0'o ''''
Ec,Il., i,are, 30. A lady attendant
G. SAUyDgRss METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
g. III oId.l and most approved Sr9p now IL use hay
it H. Re tle uubc for The iht forty years foI tAic'
sbo,-.sio aud retail 1t the subscnbers', . ,,-,r
J. 4 5. sAusDsrs, Ia. Astog Aoass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01

American Institute EsFJpers' Ciub.-Tha regular
veesiy meeting Of the Club viii %. held TODAY CTue~ypi
Al "a O'clock D. m the o ia. Institute ia lie Cooper
Union Building. All interested IN AuisnltnTe u ihyice 20
.tt.rJ JOHN ". CHAMBERS, Seo'y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-01
'UEsDkY NEXT, MARCH 4,

This o e essbbshed fds the convenience Of those re.id
~ distance from tins pstt and - privileges
free 10 all loernb-rs fthe RERCANTIBH LIBRARY snS
standard works Wi be- kept Constantly hsnd iocIad
@ such authors BancoG Irving, rrescot Otey Mscaulay
ohdkepere RLskin, hss Strickland bickeDs, Fbackersy
Cooper Scott May aud Others such books 10 be
iond hero may b. ordered from the General Library, with
"iich communication viii be had cor SANITY.
a pleasant and spacious Reading RSsm viii he attained
ih oihce free to all mlrs pressnston ,ftheir cards
ilsrated journals; also tie oUroN popuaf Magaznes
exclusively
FOR LADIES
Uups me hours Of from 10 TO every d'y, the Delivery
T Oeihg open, however, At all times to both LdIes a4
Gentlemen
Ia making the shove announcement a., BOARD OF
ig interest which manifested by ali portions
MY ~ the Wciae Of their iusi The
OF IFS members aud by tho lre number volumes daily
drawn nom ITS aholyes They dee give all saibie
ton TO the wants Of MEMBER BY procuring works
value published, in quantities tho demsBd
aad By adding and desirable Periodicals md Books cs
Reference 10 their already urpassel keadins Room
The DOWN TOWN OFFICE. at No. 80 Liberty-st.,
the Post Office is open daily rom TO p. for thf
delivery and rcceip. OF books
Tho GENERAL LIBRARY. IN Actor place. " orer %
usual from m to ?. and the READISG-kOOA Io1
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP.
Emitting 10 al the pypiie9es IF Library Reodipg ROOM ~
B,aach LiJTary and Reading Room, and DopBtos~
olhce.
10 MERCHANTS CLERKs-Tniia,ion Fee 81; sent
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-rr ,prrsr or yaLLaEDIGuAH.


lfY pEypLTT0g (DeIn. ONO offered the following!
Re- ed That tho u tbs House. TIE In''y ~
1I ,i,,o 4 civil weren't sYd tr4i b. military coma son
40, In ~, 3 or naval forces OF the uuited stst"s "f IN a."
,,;, i s..u service by order Of Ne ten bori'iae sna 20
.Ub-goe lni.i1eut BY order Of the fTesdenl ~
njtsfy fore. 81 sOitreTy po~sr ~ psipe
,ols,ien Of Ire Constitution and the a"s OF tue tHsl
sfr' WtsssusEg on, M supposed The question hec
heen ctod a the last erection IN ono eLd moved -
Iay IL. resolution on the tabe. Disagreed 10 by vote
Tie resolution was then rejected by vote Of IL Yeas
Against 1G Nays, az follows: MI, f,,t.t
'yY.s-,i..sr, J. c. Alien, hncors. baldwin tMiciLi
p,ooEs Chspier Cofro,h Cox, Dawson, unison far,
Fdndyo fuck oluSon, AsTuilg, Harrington HeI4is, &c.
-,,n Iut ans HsrIn, Knapp Law, Lohs MaI. 'e." 3,
III :; fr.y Miller Pa Morrison. hesou NOBLE N'in
iOD Psudetou bedford Randall lra) hogers hos 'ol,
s,ebls s.oes ~. ~ Steele ~ sue, siIo9;e S'--4''
Sv--g yoor,l-e. Wentworth &. a. White Niri"ia' q,
NArs ie,srs Alley, Aiiitcr, Anderson, ATnoi Ssi'ey
Baids 81 (rs.sl BsEtsT Bisif lno Blow B"H'~ boy.
.randascr b. " Clark, Freeman cisfN, ay Cgpp Coe
Cret..geH Davis Aidl, Dover DcDins Dixgn D0nISAy
Dr.,.a Dnuon, Kiol Fesnswohh FRANK, oIinnel tieI
aiaby Ho5por UotCh6iss, Hub5Wd uowal huD0id
UCeoa) tonrS.s, Julian ksily Kellogg tMch i:eugs
"; = Losn Marvin. 5eBrid. MccuIg Ioorissd hdohi
Eon;s igYl Amos Hyers, horton Ol.eii tt.h Ts.et'
SON. Pernsni Pomvgoy PIee, Kendall kyl kles teis J.
semen K scio1eld Shannon, Siosn, SmbrI, sIf s,tys
JiayeI Thomas Uyson, Ven FaikspbnE. WeshIone tIl
TasataTn Caa.Sl, Wtlcy NIiiins, "ii1e "hs'n' WIZ
ii. Horse 81 q O'Clock adjourned.
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5petial Noiites.

sew-York IIistorlcU, Society," a ,ei me d, I
viii he held al the Libaly TUESDAY LhENlNp, . \,
n "A o'clock. Nariou, COMMUNICATIONS VII re So.
M, u.sstnK. AhDaEW MARNEl, heS' seV!'
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Nineteenth Nard.-At informal meeting OF citizen
electors Of said Ward, convened tho evening $50
mt Tor the purpose Of Communication and interchange OF ,s
ana opinions o. 20 the true and ac policy adopted In
sew o. the approaching Presidential canvas and ae 1erpe
tuty ~ iruy republican iorm ovriner vs ordered
thaf al clifton electors OF he SAth Ward in fvcr Of Wig
orous prosecution Of the entire .uppes-
II he existing Rebellion without, compromise 81 Liberty the
c0mqetc and absolute overthrow Human Slavery Ia the
United States he general maintenance Of the doe
nes Of tho Union party and the support Of such candidates
may be nominated IN pursuance Of these great ends be and
they hereby respectfully invited meeting tine
LongT0o .oIth-v 1 corner OF 3lay and 52dst,
52d.st TUESDAY EVENING neat March /, lgC;, a
y O'clock Tor the purpose OF ..lnizng AISTH WARD
UNCONDITIONAL UNION AND LIBERTY CLUB for the
promotion eu1 Of the sore aid vital Principles.
New I ork Feb. p lel4. ;. ID. MOULrUh, Chairman.
JAMS T.. KICHARps, Secretary.
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Eighiccnth Ward.--The Executive Committee Of the
hFliITh WARD UNION ASSOCIATiON are requested 20
meet tiiIS EVENING at u o'clock Headquarters corner
.! broadway aid kds, 20 u axe the ensuing
election JOHN !. TOWNSEND Chairman.
BoBT. A. DryAIcx Secretary
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denomination and the President. - Tho Sixth
Lecture o. tbs Cour-- OF the Church Of toe Puriisn- III @
delivered y STFfHEi, s. FOSTER d Massachusetts.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. March :, Ut o.eivSs. Sub.-
Rssoust. ultlou AZ tie prvsiient'
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Eleventh Ward Union Associaiion.-The regular
monthly meeting viii be held THIS tuesdoy) EVENING 1T
h, 1quaers No n Avenue ID, at 4 O'Clock. punctua
ATTENDANCE j. particularly requested Buslnes Of importance
r. O. HUNT, 5ec'y. JOHN LEWIS, President.
Twelfth Ward 1 MON Association.--As special meet.
ing OF the 2h " ard Union Association VIII be held THIS
lfgesday) EVENING NeEch l. 1884, at headqulrors Wash
ingtoE HAL, 30. 1888 3day at a O'Clock. The Executive
Sonnt.ec M please be present. the purpose Of organizing
JOHN T. CUMAilNG, PTelideat.
s j. II. PoHTRR Secretary