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- $3.50 y
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
|nN and after Monday, April 10Th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run a. fol.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cage, at AoD NJ
Leave Wilton for Marenso and
Washington. S4OAN
Leave Wilton for Muscatine at 40 A. N. sos Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatne,
AZ s25 AN. $500 P. M.
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tions with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passenger going east make direct come tions
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
r. H. trains, for all points east $ nth and north.
Also with the Gaena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars
j. F. TRACY, sup't
A. hIMBALL, Assistant Supt.
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Hollands German pills

being we'll known throughout Europe and America
need no commentator here. They are purely ycgeta-
be are prepared with gres exactuess and are sugar
coated Nobetter Cathartic Pill can he found. PRIcr
- cts. per box.
heSe medicines are prepared by DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON
Co., Philadelphia, Pa. and St. Louis. NO., aud are
sold ny druggists and dealers in medicines where
Inc signature OF Z. M. JACKSON will be on the outside
Of each bottle or box,
In our 'Ererstody's Almanac" published annual
ly, you viii find testimony and comrlendar notices
rom al lafts o'the country These Almanaes Civ
en- away by all our Agents. And in Upton by Reiga,t
q Mcnamara, and Rochester, by Nathaniel Baker in
sWnSdale by Thos James &Co, and In Mechanicsyille
by Chas. c. Stout
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co..
PHILADELPHIA
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES' President.
JAS B. ALyORD, Secretary.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice-P & Treas.
assurances against losses by fire.
Eg~Losses promptly adjusted.
s.YAiEs, Agent Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th 1859.
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DRs. JACKSON, HERBERT 4 Co., are Associated
Proprietors Of the Matte nal Dispensary, No. I67,
Sycamore street, Cincinnati, established Jan. ], ls5O
for the of Private Diseases.
Prof. Egbert Jackson, DR.. Robert Herbert q NJ Eu-
gene velpeau. Thorough cures effected with almost in
credible rapidly, of Gnorrhea Syphilis elect Noctur
nal Emissions self abuse, Impotency, Structure Fe-
male Diseases Durnai Emissions in short every pos
sibe form and variety Of Secular Disease, and at the
same time the general health of the patient improved
where any Improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dispensary Circular of IA large in by II in. let
ter pages, with full and special written reply sent
promptly well sealed to any address for the
the postage. six cents Every young man, Whether
SICK OR WELL, should have Also, a circular
intended for ladies only nine large letter pages for
ct. stamp. The Mountain of Light. 'or Medical Pro-
tecor," book Of three hundred pages. one hum
dred engravings. price, in stamps money. only so
cents and one cent stamp, or for 81 and nine cents
in stamps. This book is fully described in our circuar
1t is by far the most valuable and deeply interesting
book the subject treated of, extaut matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
before ~
TPsATIsFACToRILYTN
revealed in any book in the English language
Dr. Jackson's Perpetual Preventiye-send for circp
ar. Dr. Jacksons Female Pills, S-send for circular
Dr. jackson may be seen at the Consulting Rooms
w., till =. NJ, and from p NJ, till = p NJ: other
hours either DR.. Herbert or NJ vepeau or both, will he
n attendance. " "
Male patients, when desired will be furnished with
ar2e, airy, comfortable rooms suitable board and care.
vi attendance for the few days ordinarily to
meet cure. fatlents do not see each other, The
nost ample guarantees OF our ability and good faith
promptly given when desired. Fees as reasonable as
he very highest modes of treatment known to modern
neucai science and very long and varied experience
III aainit' I. - Box 1876 Send for Circular. and
late our case plainly and fully, and you will re.
eve the Circular and our written reply by return
lai1u We will answer no letter unless it contains
N cents IN stampg Medicine and Instructions sent |
neyl3-Gm.
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SHINGLES. ...
SQUARE TIMBER.
LAIH, &C.. &c.

"hich they are determined to sell as cheap as
can be purchased anywhcre in the city for CASH.
oer motto Is Quick Sales and Small Profits"
any orler from the country will be promptly
attended TO; as much SO as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having b enengaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this CITY, fiat
tcrs himself that he will be able to render COM
P'e'e satisfaction to customers. Give us call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscatne, Iowa, April lst. 1860.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish to
oil who want, his we'l-tried and approved CORN
CULTIVATORS, SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARROWs, Road Scrapers etc. He
is also ready to effect and warrant cure Of all
bloodhound horses. s. p. DANIELS
Upton January 22d, ls6l.4n
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CHICAGO. IOWA 4 NERRANK nm

IL % -
CHICAGO, IOWA l. NEBRASKA r.. r.
IN and after Monday May LIST, 1861. until
~ luther notice, trains will run as follows,
TRAINS WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Clinton at 9:30A NJ and 4: 90 NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids at 8: 80 NJ and s:l5 M
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids at 600 A NJ and 40 A N
Arrive at Clinton at 10000 A NJ and 3: 80 p N
CONNECTS.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Maouoke.
ia. at Yankee Ran with stages for Toronto.-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Martom, Nnton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls.
IT. Dodge. Toledo, Mayengo, Fl,
Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
Siour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAyEDAILY.
The shortest, cheapest, and most EXPEDITIONS
route between Chicago and Central Iowa. il be.
ing only l36 miles flom Chicago to the Mississ.
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
An agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re.
ceive all baggage for Clinton or the Road which
VIII De conveyed across the river free of charge.
NJ. SMITH, Eng. K rerinten dent.
Nv. HAM, General Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa. May lst, 1861. vsn9tf.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our grea.
IL Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most periec,.
machine shop in the world-we have signallzeo
the event by producing a new Family Sewing
Machine, containing the latest Improvements,
the very low price of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pubic
without inducement or excuse for buying any y
the inferior machin which infringe our pas
ents. Competition will henceforth become ~.
possible. very large reduction has been pA''
in the prices of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are ~. ~.
known to be without any successful rival 10 ~
market Much has recently been published !.
regard to various stitches made BY sewing L ~
chimes We will take it for granted that o. .a
world knows the fact, tat Singers MacI. !. =
make the best stitch ever invented, and 40 -.
the hest style. -.
~ send for copy Of l. NJ Singer to ont
Gazette, which contains full Information sp ~ 4.
prices sizes, ETC., Of sewing machines, ana ""
supplied gratis. ]. N. SINGER Cvyl
Jan. 20, 1859: l5s Broadcay, Mn fs'S'
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DUY your Tobacco at =. 4 N. CHILDS', IN
ID save 25per cent.
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= g. P. STEIN have good workmen and
Ne use steam power in the manufac ture of thair
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8D- See Advertisement of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
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New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE

which after years OF scientific experimenting have
brought to perfection 1t dyesack brown ntiv
without injury to the hair skin, warranted the best
article OF the kind in existence. Price-Only so Cts
Depot, SO Dey Street, New York.
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Q100l YEAR made BY any ono with s,o.
UilUU stencil Tools stock enough inclnd..r 1saaS
s ~. or sIoo with actvty this amount nav \. I:
these Tools q Fullans American Stencil ~, be
sns ares& ana only Permanent Nanunctor. Gi =
world, located at Springfield, Vt S1IesroSx g
and Springfield, VI. Photographs view q h. 80
can Stencil Tool Works to b seen at The ocs assr
paper. These Works command the exclusive -, ~ y
tire control Of the whole River, at al eeason. .sa g
machinery for manufacturing Stencil Tools .od h
~ wassr wheel Of seventy i've horse povs, anssa
ing immense and unlimited advantages which nos.st
concern can pretend to claim. The An as.s oo0R
cutting small name plates and business csrds ~
~ cutting large work Of oil sizes furnished n. I ss
20 experisnce necessary in using any Of thess ~
Do not fail to send for samples and crcnl. Iooh
You buy Stencil Tools, be sure to get FnIsr,,. az
arc universally known to be the only perf.c 49,
Tools made. Address or apply TO ss'''S' sa'ag
Springfield, Vt, Is Merchants' Exchanv. paA1,
2l2 Broadway, New YORK y
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THESE MEDICINES 1.a .u,v been b. fire the ,ll4..
"G ''f 4 lv:i.d 81 i-4...s Years, and daring that
time haE@'"n''ta "'a H. ~ .rr:e. in almost p,pv
part Of the Gsole, ter tcr 90 4a.Iary auI iq,s.dj-
| lower OF restoring perfect health persons sucr-
Ih.: HnIue i l.G}...
The f,o"i"g are a'a,os the distressing varls,y Of
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MOI FATS
hiEA SEELs and PfEGEHIN E,TTERS.

, , IN.- NEEt" H9A II. Chicago. n
-" ~ Lob LtA1 street. iP-sta,rs-3 N~~-ua2
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CAPE GIRADEAU, Mo.
Nov. ilh, 1861.
y ~"
Dear Sir;
y ,
| the

Dear Slr;
have the
painful duty To ann ,unoe to ynn tn g
death ofprivate George NJ. Gray, of
Go. O., 10th Rcg't, Iowa Vols.
He had been II resident of lndianvil
layr township for some years past. lie
enlisted at an early day in my compan,
and during his connection With It. en-
,fearcd hln>cltto his fellow soldiers aud
all who knew him. Quiet and unaSsnm
ing in his manners, he won hosts OF
friends, who deeply la.ent his untime
le demise.
His illness was painful one, though
he died apparently free from suffering.
His relatives will be "pprised ofpar,
ticulars by letters from his numerous
friends in Camp. He was buried with
military honors, the exercises II the
grave being conducted by our Chaplin
Rev. ID. w. Toltnrl, being the most
beautifully impressive ceremony ct the
Episcopal Church.
Tie died universally lamcntrd by al
who knew him. Requiescat IN pace.
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a Thousal Union Men Hung. The
Mt. Sterling {ky.) Wig Of last wecl,
gives an account Of 4 speech made il
that place Oh Monday Of last week -
County Court day.-Ihe Wig says:
"Gen. Dick y, iiii;llns, lite Of Texas.
proposed 10 give his fellow countryinen
a true and fair narrative Of tie effects
Of secession as witnessed by him in a
travel of some LEO miles, overland :
he told Of some Of the most narrowing
scenes Of outragcs and demon Ike
atrocities committed By the fend Sc
cessionism, as witnessed by himself and
f,mily -how men were hung in Texas
-neighb ,rs Of his for no other crime
than that they were loyal to the govern
ment of their fathers; he averrcd, as a
fact. that he believed from his own
knowledge, that the number thus hung
could not have been less than thou
sand III the States Of Texas, Arkansas
and Tennessee.
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were given with will, by one and all,
strangers rs well as those from Tama
County.
God bless the ladies, for loyalty to the
stars aud stripes is u strong element in
their natures.
Government, furnishes us plenty OF
food the legal rations are sufficient. As
Yet we have no, drilled very hard no,
averaging over 1 hours per day,
Tie programme OF the days work is
ahont as follows, to wit: heveiile at
day break. all hands must then get up.
breakfast at O'Clock, officers drill 81
o'clock. orderly call u, 10. regular drill
l0l, recall from drill III. drill again 1T
: T. m, recall from drill b p M, d,css
parade 1t 5 "'cluck, supper \, 6 y. IN.
supper at y +. W. ut 9 o'clock tattoo
beats Al hands 90 10 bed II o. the
drum tap. Lights then must I'LL 60
gu, and every thing made quiet. Thus
You see everything goes b, rule; even
in walking ahou, camp. men keep step
We are well satisfied with camp life,
cnioving good health and fnr spirits
with plenty ~ do, SO mneh hat We
have scarcely time 10 write careful
letter to any one, which added to lack
Of mental calihre may account for all
errors and discrepancies in this, which
| hope YOU will have the Kindness 10
PISS over lightly and believe me to be
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=. private letter from one Of Tie
officers q the Tatna Co Rifles dated
t''c lib inst. we IRE informed ,hat they
ended 70 >ta:t on a march the iol.
loving morning for Bloomfield about
81 miles south west Of them and about
80 miles We.' Of Belmont, where the
late battle was fought, for the purpose
Of attaclsin. 4 party OF scccssioni,ts
Also that Geo. Co,iaui has been elected
2nd Lieutenant and is now the acting
Quartz master Of the regiment. ilur-
iah for George!
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Gen. Thomas and Cen Fremont

From the Phila ie'phia Inquirer.
Slowly and Reluctantly we are forced
to the conviction that Gen. Fremont j.
unequal to the command Of the w estern
army. The report Of Adjn,ant General
Thomas, which we publish this morn
ing, settles the question in our Judgment.
We have read this docum ut with close
secru,inv, but we have been unable 10
find any escape from the conclusion
that the great Military Department of
the West had better be transferred ~
more competent hands. We have read.
also, the elaborate review at tie report
in the New York Triln,e of Yesterday,
bnt can only see that this willing nc,
fender of Gen. Fremont Iabnrs and
s,agEers without avail! under the crush
ing weight Of the facts recitcl by Gen
Thomas. II affords MS no pleasure IT,
make these remarks, for we are among
those who claimed that Fremon; should
not he condemned upon irresponsible
assaults.
Gen Fremnnt.> energy appears to be
wholly spa~'n"s'ic: very active when
o!'li,,lr ar no avail .ani entirely gnc>ccnt
when most needed We have Instances
OIL. the latter SORT in he case ofthc failure
to support Ivnn and Nnlli.an he WIS
advised hy General Hunter telegraph
I" s,tr1i> 70 hasten 10 the relief VI!
Mnlluan, bu, did No, send The order
unit! thrcc days ajfssu"ry's, when it was
too late, rs Price hal in the meantime
taken possession Of the north bank ct
The Missouri, which defeated S,ur.is'
movement. Examples Of vi.or and
activity. when they were OF no avail
are To he found in the ..'inpn,sihlc'
orders given 10 Pope AMI Hunter, after
Price had escaped, and had placed y
hundred miles of territory and il deep
river between lis maraulng baud anil
the forces OF the Western Department
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Musca!inc County has sent twelve
companies forward since IT, opening
Of the military ball. This is more than
any other county in the State has done.
--L0u Dem.
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was spoiled, and sold to the government
Tor $1,000 or $3.50, according to qua
lily.
These are all the samples Of dealing
that we have space to present
His tyranical andaci,y, was fully
equal to the dishonesty of his California
gang. When he issued his proclama-
ton, which was modified by the Prc>i,
dent to conform to the late law passed
| hy Congress, he WAS ordered by the
President to proclaim the modification.
He never done it, and therein openly
d4icd his sureriors. When Secretary
Cameron, came to St. Louis and made
personal examination Of affairs there.
he ordered the building OF the forts
around that city stopped, and that no
more money should be paid on those
contracts. After he was gone, Fremont
| ordered them completed, which was
done, and then ordered puartermaster
Allen to pay his California man Beard
100000 on account OF them. Ba; for
tunately the payment was refused and
the order transmitted to Washington.
He has put permanent improvements
on a lot in that city to the amount Of
$3o, 600 without the corsent Of the
owner; but tie improvements are there
and beiu. permanent lie Will hold them.
Fremont wanting some money one day,
sent down to the Paymas:er fer it.
The pay,naster to!,,hina, that the m ncy
in his hands was for Il specific object
ana nc could not obey. Fremont i'm
media,elv sends down file Of soldiers
places him under arrest ana takes tie
money. Millions Of money has been
lavished ly him upon his fasori'e>.
II is sail the Investigating committee
were so fully convinced of his rrodiga
tity and incompctenrv. that they sent
statement Of facts in advance Of them
TO the President and advised his inn
mediate removal. The President has
probably DELAYED until this time in or
der that the public might be fully in
formed, and convinced of the impor-
lance If his removal.
The most serious charges against him
however are Ills failure "a reinforce
Gen. Lyon II Wilson's Greek and Gel
Mali ran at Lexington It is well
known now that this could AMI would
have been done by any General Of the
most common militar, abilities We
publish something upon this point
upon on" first page.
Ii Will be seen hy the foregoing that
he las been almost As obstinate against
ihc government as the rebels themselves.
ana We sincerely wish That they were
as easily disposed Of a. he is.
Let those Of orr readers VII, gro re-
lnetant TO give mp General Fremont.
ask themselves what great thing he has
done since lie tool; charge Of the wescra
department. lie has not won OF caused
10 he won sinele important battle
since lie las been there: but on the con
trarv has failed or refused To re inforce
our figl ting men, when they needed it,
and by ,l.at AID could have gained yic-
tories for our arms. Spare him as a
man Of moa.re administrative quail
ties, yet we en-, ind nou2i,: in him as
developed IN lis Missouri career, thai
would compliment the General We
are sorry to record that lie has made \
great failure. He has shipwrccked lis
Gencralshil, and We fear he will never
again be held in that estimation which
lie has been.
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The German Association Of Iowa
county have donated to the Iowa troops
300 pairs Of socks, 800 blankets, and
800 WOODEN shirts.
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The Government, has ordered
m iron clad ship Of war to be bull, 1t
Philadelphia, which will be ready for
service III eight months.
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y. p. kock, Of Davenport, has been
commissioned rs Colonel of the New
German regiment raising in this State
lie was Lieutenant Colonel IN he old
country, and has seen service"
There are seventy mills in New Eng
land now engaged in manufacturing
army cloth for the Government. The
value of,he goods ordered is about $50,
100000.
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Tod's majority
5000

y
The other candidates stand about
he same. The total vote is 81, 50"
less than the total Presidential Of
last year; and Tnd,ns sUnion candi
date" gets $4,000 less than Lincoln !;
while Jeweit runs 5000 below Doug
LIS.
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columns of your paper, would be OBJ
ligcd, and perhaps it would not be
wholly without interest to the general
reader. by this means, perhaps ma!
be able to comply with those numerous
requests for letters, made by friends y,
home
Oar journey from Your place TO Da
venport was as pleasant rs need be
boys bearing the parting from friends
nj Home" bravelv. They al! expressed
great satisfaction with the boun,i,ul
dinner SO kindly furnished us hv the
citizens of Toledo. and th9nhfaf IN ICED
for tia, 1T OF eatab!es Sar Il away tor
our use; by the ,hough'tul ones Of To
lcdr, had il not been for this precau-
ton, we would have had 10 went
hangrg Ia bad on our arrival in Camp
Mcclellan
The night after leaving Toledo we
pat up IN Irving, where we gathered up
The balance OF Capt StiverS o,,a. And
next morning ut dayhrcek ere sold SOL
had sent forth his warming rays, frosty
though 1t was, we We're on the march,
fer Narenoo, IN which place we arrived
at ~ O'Clock, and NJ O'Clock. y. m.
took the ears for Davenport. arriving
there safe and IN GOOD spirits at about
Q clock 7, m. We were immediately
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THURSDAY NOV, l4th 1851.

Mcssrs ROUNDS & LANGDON, arc our on
~ authorized Agents in the lily Of Chicago
HIS, to procure Advertisements and Sub
scriptoHs.
Fsas' Messrs Horace a. Shaw & Co., 81 Park
Row. S3l5 Nassau ST.. New York, are our
only arthol :sca agents III New York City to
procure subscriptions and advertisements.
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Omc1al Vote OC Ohio.

The official vote Of Ohio is announc-
cd, and shows the following result, for
Governor
David Tnd.-Uninn 266 097
Hugh J. Jcwctt - Dem Isl ,7a4
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Gen. Ha,leck has been assigned 10
the command of The Department oflhc
West, and Gen Bncl! to Kentucky
The selection Of lIal,erk wus made n,
the Suggestion Of Mcclellan. and il can.
mol be long before the present condition
of things ia that State vii. under his
able and experienced General, assume
a satisfactory condition.
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Special to the World.

General orders have been issued
directing the punishment ct certain
dea,i, be visited on any soldier found
>leerin. on la;spasi.
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The singing BIS arc Big Bethel,
Bull Run and Balls Bluff.
Gen. Scot: has sailed for Europe.
ED.

In Otter Greek Township Oct. 3lA 1861
Memo Whitaker son OF Thomas and Wealthy
Whitaker, aged years and I months
Fro SIN could Might or sorrow tnde.
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And babe it blossom there.
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- Notwithstanding ;!tn ,,t,i.r Tor
hi'iilg recruiting for other States in
Iowa, Coy kirkwool has given Col.
Moore Of the Northeast Missouri re.;
ilority to rccrtit his companies,
inssm"el As this regiment has done and
is likely 70 10 good service tyr tie de-
fence ofthc Iowa border.