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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
COMBINATIONS.

| Combinations.
Barbara" of Mitchell, Iowa, requests the
favor of husband through the columns of
the Gdsette-he must be sensible and yet .
good talker Of nonsense, wear moustache
and live up to a cold water pledge. 49,.
Snow fell at Montreal on the 23d to the
depth of eight feet. -. There was an earth
quake at Gorham, N. n, on the Gath.
Some anti-secessionist says the flag Of S.
G. is not as good one as that Of the I. O.
s. NJ. ...Gov. Andrew OF Mass, received
by express from Baltimore, a box contain
ing 100 bullets; no explanation accompa-
MES the package-thc Governor can't "scc
the point" >. DIR. Hawks attended Lola
Monies in her dying hour and reports her
as remarkably earnest in her repentance.
1T is discovered that if dogs have plen-
t. Of water they wont go mad. A friend
Of dogs Suggests that hole be cut in the
ice, the dog inserted and the hole closed !!
49,. The hurry Of Generals and Colo
nels and Captains of Military companies to
offer their troops to Mr.. Buchanan does not
seem to be backed up by the men. AT Mus
catine, Iowa, only five Of the rank and file
seem willing to fight. The company elected
a new Captain-thc cx-Captain got an order
from the Adjutant General of the State to
take away their arms-an excited crowd
"replevied' the arms by force and then
"order reigncdin" Burlington. Smoking
cigars is said to be sure preventive Of
and good remedy for Bronchitis. >. The
Young Reps. Of New York city want c.
NJ. Clay to be Scc'y. Of War. 1t is cs-
timatcd that the annual production Of
tobacco at ten cents pound amounts to
400 millions of dollars. The Constitu.
ton newspaper is closed up. Praise God |!
go. Vanity Fair says: The worst tax We
have is tacks inside our boots. Mayor
Wood will see cede y before New York
docs! The head Of South Carolina is "poor
piclens" The efforts now making by
conservative men North and South to save
the Union will be successful except in the
case of the cotton States, and it is believed
they will come to terms in few months
Let the Border States be made content and
the extremists must surrender in time.
The West Bend Post in allusion to Brick S
remark that "thcre is difference between
sleeping on arms that ave powder and
balls in them and arms that DON'T" says:
''but when the latter have ba,els in them,
isn't the danger about equal" "a Mr..
Kerel was stabbed in Appleton, Wis, a few
days since and no notice taken of it by the
authorities" His first name was Pic and
the scaly character he bore barred all SYM
pathy. -. The banks Of New York have
S6 millions in specie. "A prominent
manufacturer in Mass, says that by March
lst at least 10O, 900 operatives in that State
will be out of employment. -. Frail-ty and
Humanity arc called by Vanity Fair, skim
drcd ties.". The Editor of the Chicago
r. r. Gazette has been in the Penitcntary-
on a visit. Clarified horse-oil is sold in
London for butter. sat a..-
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
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ual Debility, Nervousness and involuntary cmi..s..
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The world. renowned uthcr in this admi,ahl. -:
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awful consequences OF Self abuse may be eec,
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surgical operations, bougies, Instruments. rinSs a.
cordials pointing ont mode OF At once cert All
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what ms condition may be, may cure himself chsssly
p,ira tly and radically. Tlis lecture will nroy. =
boon to Thousands and thousands,
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

HNE of tho most desirable slips IN the New CopSfs
~ gational Church. Enquire OF
McGrsgor.:Dsc. -. H'@' pVoo"@."'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

Tn. reports change with every issue Of a
daily paper and so far as the leading Jour
nails Of New York are concerned they CO.
trajict each other every day. In our
--latest" column will be found the rumors
Of the hour up to Monday morning. What
may come next nobody can divine and we
snail not aspire to the gift Of prophecy.
We publish the tclcgraphic report Of Mr..
Stewards latest speech and invite for it a
careful perusal. He virtually tells the
country that the African is no longer
"trumps' and now he proposes to save the
Union irrespective of the question Of slav-
cry. There is an evident disposition all
round to yield pre-conceived opinions on
tho subject of slave labor and its extension.
II, as Mr.. Seward says, there are but "a
African slaves on nearly 2 millions square
miles Of territorial ground in the U. S., it
seems scarcely worth quarrel which may
ruin great nation! .F.f.#
The Washington Convention is in session
and the high character Of the delegates who
have been sent there by the Border States
is guarantee that all that honorable men
can do 10 prevent bloodshcd and eternal
disscverance will be done. When Seward,
Douglas, Cameron, Crittcnden and John
son agree on measure or line Of policy
we are ready to go fer it without reading
We wait in anxious expectation the re-
ports from the Capital and from the Mont
t,omery, Ala. Convention, and at present
nave no specuations to indulge IN. This
getsl; we regard as the crisis; if safely pass
cd all will be well.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

Look! oh, L00k!
TIME undersigned takes this method OF Informing
/ the public that he has hand, and ready fer
use, SURE CURE for
Cancers and COrmS.
Proof will be furnished Of the entire success OF the
remedy proposed It. l. purely vegetable
TwsNTy-FIvR CsNTs enclosed In = letter to my 81.
dress will procure one plaster for either Of the painful
ills mentioned one application Is Usually su5icieat
for q cure. s-4. IlNOAuI UNAT1N.
McGregor, Iowa, Jan. 2. 1861. -..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

GEE QUOTATIONS: Alcohol Acc, Burning Fluid
- 4Ic. Camphene Zoe. by the Barrel, at
HOFFMAN,, BEETO.yG cos.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ABSTRACT

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Of the Monthly Statement If the "MeGye9or
Branch Of the State Bank Of lo,ca," Mon
day, february 4lh. 1861. a, ..
RESOURCES.
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milwaukee,.

.NANuuNAScs
We are favored with four first rate Daily
exchanges from the Brick City and wo do
not allow one Of them to leave the office
without thorough overliauling. They are
all valuable to us and coming from our
natural lake port their items Of local and
business matter seem almost like record
Of our own affairs. No papers in the world
arc truer to their locality than are the us
cossin, the Neus, the Democrat and the
Sentinel. A somewhat extended acquaint-
ance with Milwaukee men enables us to
say that no city Of our knowledg" can make
as fair an exhibit of charity as the city of
Bricks. No worthy Object of regard ap-
peals to the kindness of East or West
Water street in vain. Does the Lady FL
sin sink? forthwith thousands of dollars
are subscribed and p,;a to relieve the
hundreds Of destitute widows and orphans
thus thrown on the charity of the world.
Does Kansas reach forth her furnished
hand for aid? the Produce dealers, Mer-
chants and citizens generally forward her a
train Of blessings. DO the poor Of the
city want benifit? the Musical, the Tcrpsi-
chore:n, or some other social element con-
ccntratcs itself and hundreds of dollars are
placed in the hands Of select commit.
tee. Does a fire visit their own streets or
the streets of a distant city? the purses Of
Milwaukee open as naturally as the mouth
Of a fish and the gold pours into the lap of
either local or foreign distress. We insist
that in this respect "The White City of
the Lakes" as Gen. King Of the Sentinel
felicitously called it in his late Phil. Board
nf-Trade speech is peculiar. No noise is
made abou. it, The City "gets up and
dusts" and Perjury hastcns from the homes
which were threatened by its fangs. There
is less pretension in Milwaukee than we
ever saw in a city of its size. Its buildings
arc neat, not gaudy; its people arc plain,
sensible, unassuming; its business habits
straight forward and it's reputation A. No.
/ anywhere on the continent.
We notice among the very late evidcn
ces Of Milwaukee libcralty donation of
nearly Too thousand dollars to Mrs. Cross
tho widow Of the lamcnted Capt. WA. S.
Cross who went down last fall in storm
on Lake Erie. The subscriptions ranged
from $500, 500, $25, $40, So, down to
$l.00. J. Tallmadge, the former Agent oil
the Western Transportation Company was
the Treasurer and solicitor and most worth.
lily did he perform the duty assigned him.
Tallmadgc, however couldn't be saraint
if he tried; his head is as level as Heaven
can mske it and his heart is just as big as
the space assigned for it will admit of. i
hc belongs to church, he and the church
arc all right-if he don't belong, we'll take
his chances for free passage across Styx
and fair record on the books Of Radaman
thus.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-02-06

A Union Meeting at Portland was ad.
dressed by all the leading politicians and
peace was its motto. .
N. G. has decided to send Commission
ers to Washington February 4th.
| Sec Dix (Treasurer) has issued orders
that Revenue Cutters must defend them
selves to the death and be blown up in case
of defeat! Very doubtful on the last
clause.
Gov. Pickens demands the surrender Of
Fort Sumter as condition precedent OIL
peaceable negotiation. Gov. Pickens has
very long ears now but they need serious
pulling.
Mallory of Florida tchgraphs Bigler thai
any attempt to reinforce Fort Pickens viii
be followed by bloody battle.
| Therc arc 10000 American travellers
and visitors in Europe.
DR.. Lowell, Of Boston, died on Sunday
9th. lie had been IS years pastor Of I
Unitarian Church in that city.
j The Legislature of MINI. has change.
the name of loombs to that of Anderson
Fiddle-faddle. In three months the sam
men will throw off on Maj. Anderson.
The Bohemian is in. Wheat lower
Provisions dull. Europe is bristling witt
bayoncts preparatory to the spring openin
of hostilities along the Mediterranean. Tn
Times condemns the Secession movemen
in the U. S. and thinks it doubtful abou
New York and New England holding ia
gether.
The Missouri Legislature by vote of 8
| to Is reprove New York and Ohio for thci
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-09

NOTICE Is hereby given to the owners OF ths lots
ana Iana7 described In the foregoing li.t si,na-
ted IN the City az Keokuk Lee County and seat :,
iowa, whose names are mentioned above and all 9th
efs interested that said Lots and Lands ave been .
sseed and axes levied thereon the year ISL "a.
The above iistl by the City Council ~
sah tity and unless payment be made the Taxes so
800, ana .is2 a.. costs before the 81 day OF o.
veneer, =. =. 1901, the said Lots and Lands ar
20 much Thereof shall be necessary to Discharge said
iaxes And Ceffs viii be sold thu day aforesaid
ths Msyorsocs In said City, between the hours ~
O'Clock A. NJ aud O'CLOCK r. NJ and the sa,a a,,i ia
ro oay 10 DAY until the sale shall be COM
pisisa &C STEVENS
Sept IL, iset Collector OF the City of X eokus
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-10-09

Hams.
l00 EXTRA CANyAssED HAMS, for ss,a
wv lo~ by ROBERTSON s BRO.
JyIi rs Main.st
WV LEMONS.
I'WENIl-fltk Boxes new fresh Lemons, in
L hne order. ROBERTSON BRO.
jy1id
LiW U00Ks.
SIORY on Bills, Story on partnership Green
y isaf's Treatise Dillon . Digest. Jssireee;rea
BY OGDEN, Bh0WNELL5 co.
WHsTE PEPPER, whole and ground, for
W saebv ROBERTSON h BRO,
prili1d rs Msin-st.
IckLEs, IN VINEGAR, for sale BIZ
Aie2i ROBERTSON pp0
Cider EisaS ss;at'.
, BBLs. Pure Cider Vinegar Just received from
Pennsy lvania and for sale low by
ROBERTSON l. BRO,
mys9 rs Main-st., near3d.
Coffee.
N BAGS Just received and for sale low BY
~ KELLOGG BIRGE.
mh1s as MAN,,
,hs AdventuFcs OF JAMKsCAPEE Al.
L ANS, Mountaineer and Grizzly Bear Hunta
California. Justrsceived
OGDKN, BROwNRLL AGO
ylcKLEs.-Ago goo article 4 Sic IL for ,.5s /,
6.W. H .TUCKIR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

LOUISVILLE, "Wednesday Aug Z, looI'
A ,Iisra.eh from Little Rock to The Memphis
ArolaacLs says Confederate scouting party eneonn-
tered 100 F.derals in Northwestern Arkansas and
killed 25 The Confederate loss was 3
Tile Portsmouth, Va TrGascrpt Of the 9Th Gays
the Federals have evacuated Hampton and Newport
News.
TIE Winchester VA RspnJlicoa Of the 9TH Gays
GEN. Bankss army is almost entirely disbanded only
four regiments remaining
The Richmond Congress has beer discussing imam
eia scheme the probable result OF which VIII DE an
advance OF Treasury notes ON the snbscroed eo'ion
when the marhe. opens the cotton c be so'd al existing
priees for the benefit of the planters.
Tile IypeI5,fyg Repu5lieaa learns in addition 10 The
handouts brought by the invading srny was a large
number OF hales for hanging Southern traitors aud
rebels. 1. says in al probability the New World
never witnessed such Of horror as IL would have
witnessed on the triumphant entrance OF the invading
army 10 Richmond
TIE Charleston Mercury of the 81 says has been
provoked beyond endurance by reading in certain
Virginia papers most compacent and gratuitous COM
ments tie charming charity and benevOenee OF GER
tain citizens and officials Of Virginia toward invaders Of
their soil rlunderers Of their eststes, destroyerr OF
their homes and fTesides and polluters OF their
women. II demands that every prisoner at Richmond
be incarcerated and put in ironf Justice humanity,
and civilization alike cry for the sern execution OF
retribution.
Lieut. Lamar Of tue Confederate army IL sti con
fined az Richmond the whole Of one eide seriously
raralyzed.
RIcHxosD, Aag. mr. Richie Of TIE Es7nry
has just returned from Pssis He says Che csuse Of
the Southern Coniederncy ia looking up in France,
and entertans no doubt about It's ultimate recognition.
RIcHsoSD Ang. 2.-Ii lie reliably stated ca the most
undonbed evidence that when of the capture Of
Shermans battery was received ia Washington, Gen.
Scott privately ordered six cannon to be taken from the
NavyYard, and sent to Washington with the announce
ment that it was Sherman's battery.
NORFOLK, July 81, lS6l.-Tbe rrivatsor 6oroon,
from Charleston on Sunday ast captared ard carried
Into Hatteras Inlet the brig McGilvery Of baogo''
with cargo Of nctlsSes alec tbs schooner Protector
FROM cata, wish cargo Of fruit The pr'vs'ees MAR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
BEN. McCULLOCH DEFEATED
10 Rebels Slain and IA Wounded
Gen. Lyon Captures Horses, Arms, Wagons.
gALLANTRY OF OUR CAVALRY
BATTLE EXPECTED.
SPRINGFIELD, Friday Aug. 2. 1851.

spnrSerrELD, Friday, Aug 2, 1851.
| A bstfse occurred to-day at Dug Spring, - mile
south of this place, between the Federal forces uEde
| Geu. Lyon and the Rebel troops under Ben McCut
| loeb, IN which 8 Of the former were Filled ard 81
wounded and 10 Of The latter killed and "a wounded
Gen Lyon toos 30 stand Of arms and Is horses and
wagons
! troop OF United States Cavalry go strong, made
Charge upon body Of Rebel Infantry, said to have
been 1000 strong cutting their way through and rout
| ing them with loss a only five men. The charge
was a most gallant and terrible one, several of the
rebels Icing found with their heads clovsn entirely
| through.
The enemy retired during The night aud Gen. Lyon
| took possession OF the field.
! Another battle was momentafily expected, the
! enemy being in large force wesl Of Springfield.
The following are the particulars Of the battle:
On Thursday, news reached here that the enemy
were advancing on us in three columns with force
numbering %, 900 men. Gen. Lyon Immediately get
out to meet them with the I'd and 81 Missouri Reg
monts FROM this city, the ith and ID Kansas Regiments
and the Ii! Town Regiment, also two or three CON-
mics Of Regrl Infantry ard two three companies
of Regular Cavalry from Camp Mcclellan,
About twelve miles west II here, Gen. Lyon en-
-amped that evening Oh TyTel Creek, and on Friday
adv snced to Dug Syringe, about nineteen miles south.
wee, of Springfield, wien be obtained intelligence of
the eremy.
fight took place between and O'Clock that
afternoon. 4 party OF go OF Gen. Lyons cavalry, ss
previou,y reported, were crossing ridge o. high
land Partially ncosed on the east by valley and,
when descending the hill upon large force Of
the enemy's infantry var.ously estimated At from
1000 TO 1900, and being unable TO retreat, they
charged and cut their way through, viii the loss Of
only i've men.
The Lieutenant commanding the cavalry wds killed
after killing eight Of the Rcbes Meantime the enemy
appeared in lure numbers moving along the valley,
bat hey wsfe Tni 70 Eight by artillery. Our in
fntry was not engaged The Rei0ls r-tTcated south.
wand 10 psce called McCalloh's Store, on the Fay
etteyii.e road
Tic number Of Rebels fogul dead Oh tie field
amounted TO i)ry aId come iJrJ -.,ur wounded were
picked up.
Gen. Lyou f. said 90 be strongly ut eucbod IN close
proximity 20 the enemy, and another babe IS expected
20 take plaCe.
II is aid tnec j. o body Of 200 men Thirty miles
West If NJ no are coming in 10 st.ac during the
ah- Ice OF Cen Lyoa. " have here $40 COMPANIES
q. zoe ID Regiment Nil oui Volunteer about 700 or
800 Home Guards from iue surrounding counties and
two pieces OF artillery.
while write ,lis report tvo companies Of Home
GGards have a,ao out t. r-colgoicr he energy from
ne Nesi We lIe ysai,,ss .vs ,ssu, sfs eOa.s,ian,
hearts and strong arms determined that the eneay
shall rot take tho town Situou; bloody struggle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
By Telegraph
FoRTREss MONROE, Va, D

Via BALTIMORE, Aug. 6, 1861
The steani-frigate Wabash, Capt. Mercer, arrived
this morning from of Charleston after active cruise
Of sixty days.
To Capt Mercer am indebted for the particulars Of
the sinking of the prvateer Petrol by the ST. Lawrence
frigate of the coast Of South Carolina.
On Sunday, the 18th of july the st. Lawrence
sailed from of Charleston blockadng service and
on the day following she came in again, aud Capt
Purviance reported Capt. Mercer that that
ine abousI0 o'clock while standing toward Charles
ton she discovered a schooner displaying the Rebel
fae He gave chase, and nearing her she hove
about and stood for the 81. Lawrence and fired
three shots at The fgateonce with grape, and twice
with solid shoi.
One round and some grapeshot struck the frigste,
doing no damage, though direcedat group Of officers
on tie quarter deck. The ST. Lawrence then fred
several round shot and one she'll The shell struc, the
galley, knocking II to srliners, and entered the hold
and there exploded causing the schooner TO sink i'm
mediaieiy.
I. TheIboais Of the s.. Lawrence were Immediately
lowered aud thirty six out Of forty Of the officers and
crew reached, AID brought on board The st. Law
rencs whore they arc in irons. The balsnce were
: drowned
Capt Perry, native of Rhode Island, and all the
officers Of the Petrol, are prisoners.
The prirateer Petrol formerly tie revenue cut
ter Aiken stolen by the Rebels, and her armament
was long lS-pounder and one 9 FOUNDER.
The friea,e Wabash, on the ID inst., on her way
home captured after four hours chase the schooner
Mary Alice Of New-Yorh, prize to the privateer
Dixie. On the same day SIZE captured the American
schooner Sarah Star, under English colors, from VIII
mington n. G.. for Liverpool with valuable cargo.
Both have been sent to NewYork in charge Of prize
crews but Cart Mercer expresses . fear that they
ny be taken by prvateers before reaching thai PoIt
PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Aug. Z, 1861.
Tie following are the names of the officers Of the
pirate ship Petrol, brought here. Capt. WIN. Perry
of South Carolina and not Grimshaw as at first stated
Lieut.. r. NJ. Harvey Of North Carolina, and Prize
muster August Peyrussett Of France Nearly all the
crew are Irishmen who state that they were ont OF
work. The st. Lawrence was slightly damaged.
The crew were heavily ironed. They were lodged TO-
night in Moyamensing Prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
WESTERN VIRGINIA CONVENTION.

"ShaLiss, "Wednesday, Aug. z, 1861.
Inc conyension reasoentlsd yesterday, and was in
Session again to-day The first thing done was 10
ia'se committee conss'ins Of 81 members one from
each county represented.
resolution was offered to-day declaring that ;,s.-
much as the Legislature had refused to consc,a "a
division Of the State it unwise present 70 TAX.
action for that purpose also, proposing to adjourn the
Convention on Friday The resolution was tabled, 70
10 %.
Resolutions were offered and referred proposing "a
take vote division in the counties west Of las
running from the northeast corner Of Tennessee along
We top of the Aleshanes to Maryland the cleo ion to
be held time in OCTOBER and the division should
carry the Legislature to call Convention to complete
the wo. TX.
There will be warm contest for action towsrd q
division a. I'd strong opposition, bnt the divsionists
probably, have The majority, and are determined u
push toe matt A. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-08
YHE THIRD IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

CHARACTERISTIC LETTER FROM CAPT. sEAGHER.
HzADerARrKRs, No. Il CgSrKh srBErr, July "a. ls6I
the Irish adopted citizens b. the gallant 6g:b iadnocd the
formation Of the % ih volunteers and It's pTncipic the
credit It. The ID Ih have been accepted the Unped
States Government for the and will be ready 10 tie
ask you will be the lead them, they pedgirg
that viii hsvnR nccsFed the command
On behalf Of the regiment the following Officers cheersy sub
=. b. KELLY Lieu,ensnt Colonel.
JOSEPH Mc00NOUGH Captain and Acting Adj1tset.
JOHN A. MCSORLEY, Acting Conmissary.
Cdptat" MeogAer,s Rspty. .,,
GESrLRMES: In reply to your very complimentary
and friendly communication Of the 5t Of s monh-sich
press duties IN connection with the Sixty nth prevented
Hcsnowedgns rnt TINS s.e moment peg 70 ssy mat wnis
organizing am too strongly attached 20 the Sixty ninth
20 be induced however powerful the 80 break ghs
ened smd and und influences which frequently give rs
to and sonfm The Friendships Having been
part my tried and honored snd memory ofhe
days during which shaved their fortunes. prefer the hum
with newer friends Nor .hsli disguise from you tho
consciousness Of my Inability 70 Command regiment
edge Of military sAairs, would &c sevousy culsbo IN n's,
This crisis the national interests when Disaster has
knows az Incompetent 70 fiji Brave and energetic saieFs
such those crowdg to the defense OF the neo,d
thory and domain deserve accomplished AVID .lfaI
and impostors whom for tue back the disorders
and OF be FEDERAL Army are justly s3erised
best i.he. reTen have the hcnos
to be- s'n'mH rHou hs' t is!5Sy Y %EsoHEn
Captain Company h, es,h Regiment .
10 Lieut. Col r. D. RELIy, Capt JAWS McDosorea and
Act!nzCommi'sary hcsoKLsl, ID Regiment ifsa '"'aa
teers, New York.
We learn that Capt. Meagher left foF Washington
yesterday TO look after the wounded and missing oil
hi regiment.