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gBihiia fir @rrcsrptefRer.

Ga 1T eius alsenein bctanuts sab, zap u fer 6o-S fttr
lt;i9tr St5St ecmaGt bat. g3tntr betaunt b"rie obsr fcn.
Don unisr 6auS en- 3wtiagdhift in Ntp S3rf sat, urb RAP
uni;r r~crti1er Gtih&ftSitdImbmr lttS Die te'cn NIB tili9
bur ieuptt. Gcrnlr ueybirdt aGst Msjncr trfaEnt ;t pcroen,
eae mir GSroteri 6, 9rcvitcucu, 9u:tsr. Sdfs ,c. &C nur aes
an 9adr fauftu, wpeutt mir in ben StauS ecfstt perbtn.
6tGis siuiufaufcn Inn tiIiecr ais ir1rnb Elm snoersS 8tIbaf;
in bicfl,r 5taSt uue II Den etp6tnIihen Stbin lunsen ser
tauftn III tcintn. y3ir Nlaub n 9crd.c ocnrh, enF mir fnr
S.or siafduisu. ynr tets lue. friiGc une biUiue 2Eaare fnbs
rem. Se Snt;rcItn unitrtr Grnben am bettr ~ wlbren. 3u~
ataih ~sar6:tirtn mir ale tci ms a%etauiten gBoa. ct tS itt.
unitre DiauCls. Wetne unb GiNlrrtn ais Il rerf lihi uno
ere;Srd :etl, uuo mohen NOS edrduf uufn,rfi1nd, eOB mir
ale in cincr Brcceyp Iebraaht' y HrtifeI fnhJen.
Mm. S0lIdce GE6nc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
trte,ebdfte.2 3nseta..


! m Q~cCbrteu Nutljtum srIeutcn mir une
btcrmtt re CT 9ctcuitc &n;eiqr ~ maiden, cae mir
hni,rcu Yin = tore nab ~unirtm reuvn nnp &c.
raumiSrn 6auic 9fe. 1873 &rrNtproBc ,nijdtn
Der .. mnc 6. eulcNt BADEN.
sur pae ans t'ebcr ~asideuftC Sutrsu en elrns
%rantenr, %eriuHten mir urs, aub iuEsv I'm pae.
iClbe gu bittru.
s0tr iibrrn 5etGnoin IN rtiHtaltiacs Qaser
aIrr Sortn Selcn, NJe6,,darcn pnp oGsr an.
P'rcn IN un,cr G'siC 1T ld,losynpr 2Irtitel, /.
mir, ia mir nnr fir NoGr tduien, Su psn siuto,
ltn YrciiCn o%ertluitn t5uneu.
Tas 2ctrn rer 3GuIer. iomic Ne1a-aturrn
'teer Art msrrcn idueu ga' mn Fl taft teIcrat.
6atthr- " @~n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05

Nnne nlte inpprti,tc
StSrinc, Siquors nnb Ginnrrcn.
inter Der 6;rma >'n"'
M'KEEFER s BRICKEN.
uni. werprn in ihrcm Strrr. Nu 4 Graanoe
ootel. pearl Str.. R.hmrne. IA.
ppTtIrttn uao luidIetIhsu ' -" '">
NGinsn, Hiq mrs NM Gisarren.
EOn0cn 0Urttr, Sccth Nfe.
SdrNinrr IL. /. NJ,
ouI wcttr @rtifcI Selel6tn rtt 4urutl !iltfej, ibr.r r.,rA,
une Dec 9fShrItn puPlttdmS blniFpgI;p lib cclaIsrn. Erm,
lctbin abr 1ub iu9ltlh ole .. riNcrIaa acsrnn' fnS ~,
pe' ans att1NTte %rI'tet ale dtt 9arintgt mtrccn lam mn ;
""A r0Fm @V'e OT @iaa' frtI ls oluS 9rl,rkrt mre.
&lrr. Mc NerYtr,
GhaS. u Nridrn.
Gs- 0r. Srtdcn erlaubt lib ieiaen Trfsnsrr RI,
@njsi@ III m1h'n, o1E or cas- ielt,c. YMl .bn bcIritbrn,
Etlcr" lle ScetaSsStrtbrNI85~ Siitlit IL: tItg[n mhE
@FIre SfWr %h'thSeT lib jest in p,m Storr br 6rrrf,
WtHtSrsr II. 9riten. S''''
va Srrit0p,rNn9Cn alter ART une in rem k,urr
@slsalbafttn mt'NcI tIli9ft Oair!bt Observation-Disclosures !" : .
S'tGsa SeTlIhrun3 (jalU0noej .pcn6t man iih an
3r. SrtGtE,
No. 4 Grd'ln0c So.tcl. 0rorlnr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
@omocc SD5roc,
Wholesale Grocery.

@a- g2r pfsrireu umr Ptyta fr prrYlt!ea lu& urf
MiectYertSuf III ieetr teiicb 4 Il O~t1rt;t,':
800 9orrciS GruIte Ncprerto are S01ee- 3udcr.
40 Sits. @rrtc Ricc Wrrrrn }rtty
80 5btS. Glbo @tuScrY0ep MctSnte
100 $50. New SviCanS gn> { rae Ml:iiO,1.
so 9lttls SGator 5 3toYilp Ss:ur.
100 S6dc 9ofee sac 9iten Stjfc.
500 8iien SHornauiine UNI Gldpp GaublcS.
zoe Sarrels 80. , fttte 0lod'sl. % @6Is. 80 l 10.
Green Sta. Slad Sra, Atp 9otOu, 6ouls, Sem Shoulders,
9veafis, @irers unb Sjeee, 9Sre.
6'it%s Gutter, gutt;s Gseiic. s~emat,tnGn @ofte, @fsTtr,
@ufpicc, Niuftorb. SGttso no 9tuc, Star1b, @rait
@rxccr, 8eb Gprea, WtcYp 0jnte. 5ak. @cIen, elmer,
GIOt6 @tuS, sS1lt 9caro6. %gerappins unb NSritne
@orer, @cttpr Spjre uuo uniibtihe onocre Irtiftt, eie
III elmer Wrpc:rY etpItntt6 geiuht rpegNen
500 9be.. ~ dttIteS @urs Mtountdin Dew"
s3hjeten. mcSr olS II Mpnatc alt.
100 @AIS 8ttorSioIS Sb Spe g8}isteY, 100 SarrcIs bc
3iucblrf'5.
100 co TlcdS Str Ree I'M, g2bjte gStiSfc0, 100 90 Gin.
800 60 SncnoeYp" Mpunt1tr 99biSfcp, IS 60 Stun.
$50 90 9uScutrpid g1tjstsp, 2O0 10 8ranSY
500 70 Common g9bjStsg, vsrftitrent Spr en-.
fine oeuutrr 6rtndh Sraneo, Seu. Gin. Scp,h gBbiSft9,
Sort. Wactirae, SSerrHsB in, G!ortt unS Gbamro3ncr.
Die f~cinlten j%ntprrti,teu G;aouen iceer Irt.
Qm. @ 0tloce Sphae.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
Gniitb'a Gninm

Srchrltr.. mutCn Der 5. unO 9. Strots
W;inen eeut.dttn Trcunecr nno rem eeI NJ utcn lrbii.
tsUl III 2%rt0oirstt !00t.I 9cfuRrtc 9S!rtbi NM ii5,ym"mr, -,
Ine rsa etn9tII tct sd5s Ourn sgie 81 frSaf, mnb iprtiar
GrTTllhnnlcn bent o1o IErb iprutn IeInel pfurihrn ,frr,rri' ,
J" Fr"nbsa uAp t@0st 81 j1bL cidrnl 8:iun f%rtuneiidit ein
Z II NJ = = II . ,,,L
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05

N"s N~'h' L'N-I
gSt Scr lIttn mn &irn. SLrne :

Gdt SCv tttru uno Slros Srof,,'.
I,uftu Bic %ufucrti mirjt ibrtr S,Fuirc. Der 0er"cu Gtcrc-
Satitr5. RclaUri Ten. eI0trb;tr YShthi. 9oufccIjoncrS uro
Ynecrt auf ibr VGa:r son 63rpe?ru iecer 4r;. ilnic auf ibr
Qtaurr -Valc~ uu r;itia eas argRte Der 5tlSt. @c'pnGerS
mdttu bicitihen aui brn da9em' iii btIEttcu IN. 9Ed.
lMt'S Vavt MouI;. in Dem s8hj5trY urS oaf i6r Eager
SpR Nriacp W uup 6aYlua GM0rrtr ouincrtism.
9;eitGtei Ytrpfi tku ith, ihrt 23il en- vpn 9lci tcr Sra-
Iitit biatatr ais rst : ta dt,crf3 Siu0 tieilcs SiObt III
rcrfauf,n, ure pcvC'u NJ auRcretrt beilreter, WAS Suclt.
tat. @trpiht. &:rp idanS UNI SeritnNUaB antclongt. Ole
8ufrttSenbcii iprcT 8uuSen III crrerbcr. sue Die, uiarn,
ir;tbt iritbsr uitt Son ms foafrl, iint :riushr. uuiircu
9Saartu~8crrGtt e;rer Nyuttn9 II uIierpcritn. uue reJpcn
mir tlnthai frIne 9elu6t cntaCo nnftmtn uNt ms e0$
8rtrausn NIB bt, &unpihafl t%triclbcn 81 enp0bcn IlGcn.
% nj. Sc 9tl0Cc SHINE.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05

Gtr Undergraduate s~mptftIt kGfidit icir, u
6rFunoen INN prm YutIituuG lin autactfbntrc
rrii6 anarir9tcs Eager rru 2qurGrtn nnp 81.
Ndrren, otrrtt imp"rtirtc iruri0iibe 9tptbs nm
ySee' 2Vsinc, Stamt l9ncr, Malala, Sberrp nnr
Mact'ra Vetnc, ancr Nrtcu Sr0nutme,nr. lIbi,-
ItpS, hpuane. Gin. H1It uHp rin q, alcrtirtro
S1ANr 0on odpAna uno Cinbcimilhcn Gtaarrrn
0anptddil'Gb Nber r~mpfCblt or alien 2ttbbGbern
orN pircn rcutlhsn NttenI0itcS lei zen G,bteu
Hhctnrrin, III blbtn bel auen Suantit1,cu ,rr
Fiuiseu Nrcilcn.
Nuh ab'cu Sjnturser. umO sdw,tvr.RS1r.
Saroiucs IL. /. +. -
Nctttes SGlttritr gSlIcr.
Aue SeHtHdn9en ncr2cn nit Tant ernpfiuacn
uup oGfs 9unstliIbhr auSgeSubrt. %Gtcrrrp,rtGu.
ri %oIrtdnte lt III rtn BID amen prulcn.
9. 0ue8cmbcimcr0
supporter pom pFutlcben II. iron;l iiheu 9Rcincr
INN SrdGptrs.
Havana * Domestic Cigars.
Ny. ilS 0rNnttrnlti., iwiid,eu Der IA. II. IL.
ndbe 0pucrnrrifr.
SaS ocun1c Nubltfrnr, iuSbclunocre al: I0icScrpr, r;yfr
Ine rc Germ 92rtbc, ptrOcn anf oIfiss rrr rr,h ~
SStpIelasr: VtlMaIt 9Htncrtlon acntatt uno triudt. al; sbtIt
pre'smHTCMtn s"oorrn otclee ncucn @IatiiiI m,ntS N pcrGu
Nen. che lc III anecrcr bicii0cr uoCr ~urrc.jttn S66nitrn ib,
GIntlute maHcn. llntcr Tuprrra Yrroitntn iplnrnbr Sjrtitc,
''i."'''~ pIi V'p"nHi UIp per1Hr5etpStn ~ pcrptI:
0ranjoNlbe SrInrieS uup Jic.tseiur.
GAdmpaAuCi LnG. Scrtenl,
JiDslnr umr Mci [ l0rinc,
Aur Sor!cn 99Drsfcq, Sin.
9toLb mo NppIr-(ranpp,
Aus Sortrn FtlI,ure (GprpiaIel, ais: &iimmel
Nnis, Ationtb, &uragap &c. &c.
Nue SorsEn oaohnd ::np Jomtltie GLARS ~
irrcm Yyriic, vYnbtnra &autabnt. aue Srrten
NauhNtnf. SureiusN &c. &c.
I'm frtuneIi trn B 'orth @t,o,rs.i~.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05

Die Underestimate. lentch re NifncrfiImicit
BON 9SjeosrnerfGufern drI i6r Sd9cr pom @rrct.
riee. Nrcpiicne, Weht, @ilarrcn. Rautatat unr
f~puliac Nrtitel, eic acmGbrIih in cinern rerlrti.
atn @ncIeintre@ tltIit sefIbrt wcrccn. ScIcu.
bers maiden lie auf itr reihcs 9Sein. uue 4'aucr.
2a9er aufmertiam. Gre biele 9Gaarcn murrcn
auf nTreliheu IGrttcu uno m~cilcne fGr 8anr
g%etluit, meopalb mir bti pinttIid,eu @eiatlCru
gu Suberlt biuistu Nrtiirr N%erfluf II t5nucn. =
Die eou unS ais Iht Blrautirtrn 8rInoies INT
g8Cine fnp eiNcue Smportdtiuu, uub weccr &C.
miI6t, MD nit 3uiIeen ihGpliher StOffc Yer.
eben, ME oiries bel rrn i'm Nprrn S~ttluiteu
gEaaren nur III oft Der 6aQ 1T. Der b~evibnrtf
,.NG. 99oQace'S Nare Wruutoin 0eip" SSGtstcY,
BON Dem mir ct eiuaigru &crtduIer iinn. MIR
an 0Ghalt uup Wntc YOu ietutm iuNerbdtb ret
Ser. St10ttH 1ebrarnten gVhi5ttD iibertrciIrn.
Infer Eager teitebt ouFCrpem nch aus:
1000 5ab crtra unc l~uprrIiut Micbt, untfr PC.
ueu Die pru SIdtru Griu htsu Scrten Nrm.
Srltane, Ncrtr 9tjeO. unp Guba Buffer unp Nc
lIiIre $40 5a3 Gut gOAi. Gvuiber, Ormrsrec
uuO Rhft- 3udrr; 100 &iltn lice; 800 &iitsn
Selfe ann Ttttcr @tr. | uno 'Ne. $ DiIdrte.
uub Seriuse; / lids 8ute @oiben 8ltter, vcn
Der mir ip0h tntljd Srnpun8rn er5ll!ru Cars,
8acrn 5iOcs, 6lms, SbouiOers uno Breato
@aI3, Starts, gsait Npwosr, Remablcurn 8aff
uno 9feFer; 8eiiien, 8eea, GtmSs unc ATE ctc
T~cnii8en 4rtitel, bic in elmer Grocery Scm3bulih
Serlangt rpercsn.
5crnsr u. 0aaaee'e 0ure Wcnrtain Der
gGbiSf .. &iharoieu's, 3uCtalcaIa 5lcds, OIrn
bas MUpou54Hcta une NeetiFto 98b;9tcY; %
Sag irnuipiilheH SvanNq, bort, Mapstra, 5hc:.
r1, &taret uno GbImpa3r 2Gein; Gipcr, s cn.
n1m 8ranpp, Gin, Nun. AppIs Brandy MT all,
lrtsn ~qiAuorS.
20 nj. Naua.e S66ue,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
&aE.s.. Snlf halz I'm N-,.erhi.- -

NaT!t%, *2H1f nan5 MD 9aaertisr E5nlep
|t5iifi "r'ai;en iopic eew a~:iammtsu Nsslfp,p ii,
,rrtea' %a;gj2G, Scs is an 5uFe @tutr @ go n NJ.
ben &tta9z pcttl, en nere& Su0G~6as3 ciisrriM.r. 5,E,
mortI5,t nteen I%crtiltH @%rirjiaUna,r tets FIN oT,ts @as
SfS3ct saES 9E.iS El9t'bitt ~ ha5c1 III. Gtucn, rs6t ,oSI<
r;i@th 9ela9 pest i~rcunelidn ,atstden ''' "9'
SOen 3arrbaWftn; a9t.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
s. y. Qinnen,aitm,

s Is rr uno WoGearssitrr
SfcdrltrdFs, 'wiihtn Ger ). mrp G.
MeiE:u 6|rcunren uno Rem aeebrt,n pIklifn.o
Ne NniF'9', Gap Id an ohtle NiaBe rinen li6.
'en' uno Itmeiier9sStpre cr6fnet kdSe. mcielhn
~ elne arNFe NuSWhbl pcr afihmadvullittn in
eleleS @eihott etnlhIaltnre Aytitel iibre. ctrrn
nut' a%dranttr nur ~etf':'bsR U auRerorrcn:lid
Rjliacu preilen Yrrtaufe.
Negornturen isSsr Art Wfrten lhmea unp ill.
ii8f belOrst.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
faaerbier Salon,

9tp. 20 ytatnitr-, ,wnNeH Der ii. unc -. CTR
.!lal'rtn Srtunoen uno eem 9:rHuen Qi5 ifum m,d,e,
wlt atsflhlt ee cr3fosnt Aniet9e. elR ipir az ptl4rm lIls,
enc 5!e9 M eIa9ert6ttt: N~l9sr@t;r-2 u ll,ltaif creHnct b,E,nn
OIr9 e.! fetb alulcS 2S0aCillc ydS!r Der ke.fcn SSr;@,
uhp IrdaieHdDt. SfaIeIte tnc .pjr II zen 5anp n,irn,
zen 6tu:DTH2ttie5 ntI:i Soeaio ctvIe ausSc;erhu,t > te,
tn ~ fDlaen TautRier " ~ . W
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
&~seFomntpcc 6mofm.

-" eIrtinabaus unt QaJsrbisr.9 EirtbltuIt.
Ter UNtrruitnete bat In Ger l7teu Strugs.
e;rt NttbmIrft gclenuter, tiu ncusS Snad= II.
Searrin9s 5auS ercfnst, OdS er isinen 6rsun.
rcn nnt oen 9utlltum in. Nlsemsinrn tcltens
emriebIt.
3H ecm Shrrrcm pisic5 nsu sinarrittetcn
9Gules inn ltets @etrdute ausr Dirt .:no bette,
Sudlttat gu bdten. tefUnperS r~mpfisa,: aber Elm
8ias sutcs 0jrr
" Sinrrut
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Scarcera! Yparoersl

Scarrcr5l Soaroers!
Hur6 Uebrrnabme rcS an mcin Qutaf m.
1%rrn5enren %Serdum aru g1rbnbnuice tln i'd In
Den Stnnn geirbt, elmer m~citCreu Nu,nbh Boar.
rtrS brqu-me ;3imner einrid,ten gu t6nrtsn.
3trrnuf Tteflettirenoe bite lib IlStalo bel mir
pcrSuiprshcn. s. VI arrbauien, aat,
(2tm 9fcmcn Mnrft.1
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
sfeue &Sirtbfd,aft
nnc

FaNer5tcr SaIcn.
Dem gHblifun Die erarbrnRt Nu;ciac. ooe prr
u.'tersFihnPts IN ieincm nnule am Wlfen MSorft
rrm 6iibmorft NeArr iter, eiue gpirtbItoft nrki
enarrbicrsS GIen erricbtct bat, mclcfkIt or I'D,
ircurn miro, icine 6reuntc unO ras Wuelifum i'm
.Nl9emrincn nat prn bclten WttrGnfcu tcSisnsr
IN ru Nloreucr Miurr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-02-05
@iri9c quite @parpcrs.

Gtrt2c quite So1rpcrs,
ltncsn I'm Ntn'Nartrt 6etel Der l%nterSrituettu
treunclibe sumner '-H autcn &ctrr.
Stnrcthrfrr II. 6aupfrr
WeiS- ind Lagcr-Bier- Brauerei.
Die uuteri idnrtem Iinp icpt m peu Gt,u,
acispt, Die ocrren Wirtbr INN cas oeetrts WIbI;
turr nit sStis' mno Valcrtcr riancr 6atrifaiio,
~ ZEN tturaltfn 9rctirn troiencn "a t6rntn
SrrreS per 5a6 ccsr Duscnp titt.n MIR bel
Pm. StcinIeln ab ugcbrn.
&. Bibcr u. Gump.
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Sshgcr'S
Uib-Alai6iurd.

Die 9ro.r unb INNER nicbr
l,l9 nee HopU'aritit ppn
? narr'S Nabmai&tusu
ire'i Yer ais in gurupa, III
, lt otlt Gmsicb uns fur btrta
S"pcriorila; ut ! allc anrtren
Etr'rti9cn NJ rd''Ien. 91lbmcs
u" q fg,plib aud, tii.
gC.Guitmt,hrr "a ~; f.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-18

Fort Monroe, NOV. 10.
The T.. S. steamer San Jaclnto, has
just arrived from the coast of Africa via
the West Indies, where she has been
cruising six weeks. Old Point was cleo
trihed by the tidings that the San Jacin-
to had on board Messrs Slidell and Ma
son who were going abroad as ministers
of the southern confederacy. Com.
Wilkes reported the news at headquarters
in person and will forward his dispatches.
The Belvidere having been repaired
will leave Port Royal early tomorrow with
mails and dispatches.
A flag Of truce from Norfolk brought
down to-day $50 refugees.
The rebels assume to make light of the
affair at Port Royal, but at the same time
betray their apprehensions of its results.
A report from Norfolk thinks there are
nearly 10000 troops in and about that
city. The Merrimac is not yet completed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-18
st Louis, Nov. -


Gen. Hunter and staff arrived by to-
nights train He has ordered Gen. Cur
It's to remove Colonel Mcneil from his po-
sition az Provost Marshal and to appoint
a substitute. 1t is understood that Chas
+. Cady will be appointed, though Nc
Neils assistant, Capt. Leighton, is favor
ably mentioned.
The Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
has passed resolutions dcnouncing the
spring resolutions passed by the general
Presbyterian assembly at its annual ses-
sion.
The Government agent, named Digby,
lately arrested on the Missouri river pack
ct Thomas Tuft has been released, and ar.
rived here safely. 1t is found that ma
jority Of the Camp jackson prisoners ex-
changed for Mulligan's men are already
in the rebel service. A question is raised
before the Exchanging Commissioners
whether men who have violated their pa
role are included in the arrangement be-
tween Fremont and Price.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-11-18

in, enlarged the scope of the society,
elected squad of honorable and rcveren-
ed officers and directors, and blowed and
gassed generally. A grand Inauguration
meeting was held, and one regular meet
ing thereafter, at which honorables and
Judges Of tile T. s. Court and the SUI
preme Court f.the State, and ReyereIds
and doctors, made speeches, which We're
pulled sec4sndam arfem in the papers,
That was the last ever heard from the
society, and "narry" ragged child has ev-
er since been provided with clothes and
books, and sent to school by it in our city,
or any other.
This Sanitary Commission Of the State
of Iowa is sal generis in It's character and
composition, without parallel in the an
mails Of peace or war in the history of the
world, ancient or modern The medical
profession is utterly ignored in the APP
pointments, not single member of the
profession having a place on it In all
other Sanitary Commissions we have ever
heard Of, physicians have had prominent
position We notice the present National
Sanitary Commission have quite number
Of Nj. DIS and Professors but the SAM
tary Commission Of Iowa repudiates such
old fogy precedents. Now, we infer that
Governor Kirkwood did not select these
Commissioners, for he would have taken
it for granted that the prominent Physic
ians OF our State knew more about sani-
tary conditions than do the honorables
and reverends and bankers. The Surgeon
General is physician himself, and knew
better, and it is to his superior knowledge,
we presume, that we owe the novel char
actcr of the Sanitary Commission of the
State of Iowa, Of which he is er obici9
President. We trust that the igno
rant Faculty will not suggest any suspicion
that the Surgeon General has got up this
title bespanglcd Sanitary Commission, on
the same principle that the Turkish Ba-
shaws exhibit their TAILS to the public as
indicative Of their own high position and
Importance, but of no other practical util-
ity.
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HOW They Were Captured.
TTribune's Dispatch.

Fort Monroe, Nov. 10.
Mason and Slidell were aboard Brit
ish mail steamer Wilkes sent aboard and
demanded their surrender. The reply
was, there is not force enough to take
them. Wilkes sent additional force aud
put the San Jacinto in convenient posi-
ton. Slidell and Mason were then sur
rendered The English steamer took
them on board, not knowing who they
were, their business or their destination
Capt. Wilkes, 1t is understood, acted on
his own responsibility. Gen Wool grant
ed Slidell and Mason permission to send
open letters to their friends.
This evening, between 1900 and
5000 Union troops are In Accomac Co.,
eastern shore, where there are 800 reb-
els in arms. Com. Goldsborough sent n
gunboat there to-day
A regiment Of cavalry is expected here
in few days. There are $4,000 men
now at Annapolis ready to embark. The
current rumor is that they are to reinforce
Gen. Sherman.
The feet il understood TO have gone
to Pensacola. The news of another ex.
plot may be expected soon. Gen Sher-
man is reported to have seized Pinkney
Island and all the able-bodied niggers. -
No attempt has been made to land on the
main land
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1t is reported, but not confirmed, that
the Union men of Tennessee have taken
possession of Bristol The panic at Sa-
vannah, in consequence of the victory OF
the fleet was so great that even men were
running away Small ware merchants,
who were packing up their goods to leave,
had been notified by the authorities that
they would not be permitted to carry of
their goods The Savannah Republican
is indignant at this cowardly descrtion in
time of danger, and urges Gen, Lawton
to issue an order preventing any able
bodied man under 60 years of age from
leaving.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
The Fleet Gone Further South

Baltimore, NOV 10.
Gov Hicks has issued proclamation
calling a special session of the Maryland
Legislature at Annapolis on the 9th inst,
to establish Maryland in her old position
as the heart of the Union, and render the
traitorous legislature of the Fort Warren
members of no account.
The Norfolk Day Book of yesterday.
contains the following:
Savannah, Nov 1.-THE Federal fleet
is reported to have passed Fernandina, yes
terday, bound South General activity
prevails in Strengthening the detences of
the city. and a general feeling Of security
prevails.
The same paper says the steamer Flngai,
has arrived at Havana, with cargo OF war
munitions, &c.
The Richmond despatch says we hav
information that the authorities OF South
Carolina have communicated with the
Government upon the subject of hosting
the black flag, 10 which allusion has been
made since the attack on the coast Of that
State Ii il believed that Gen Lee has
received orders from the War Department
urging that those captured must be re.
garded a. prisoners OF war. 1t is said this
will be disregarded by the authorities OF
South Carolina, that the same course will
be pursued as that adopted by Gov. Wise
at the time If the John Brown raid, and
that when South Carolina is done with the
invaders, the Confederate Government ear
have them.
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ashington, Nov. Is.

Washington, Nov. Is,
The T., s. steamer Wetzcl went down
the river last night, passing the batteries
without being fired upon, as far as we are
aware. The Bachelor and another schoon-
er passed downward this a. IN. unmolest-
cd. The steamer Resolute and another
in passing Cock Pit Point wsrs fired up
on from there. AS she passed down the
whole range Of batteries opened on her
in succession. several batteries throwing
in shot aud she'll together. Several shells
were seen from the deck Of the Yankee
to burst over the Maryland shore.
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Baltimore, Nov. To-
The Richmond Examiner has the fol.
lowing: Intelligence was received in this
city last night and conveyed to the War
Department by Mr.. Fisher, member Of
the convention. who arrived yesterday
from Eastern Virginia, that large force
of the enemy, about 1000 strong, had in.
vadcd the eastern shore of the State
crossing from Somerset county to Acco
mac. 1t is stated that our available force
for the defense of the eastern shore, in.
Guiding Col Smiths regiment stationed
there is about | 1870 men. 1t wouc
doubtless be impossible to send rein
forccments across the water.
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NCW 1UIA3 NUf. 10,
Flour-Market IS 55fOS5 SO for Su-
per State s575Ds5 10 for Extra State
80 o5fas5 90 for Super Western; 10 10
(a 50 90 Common to Medium Elk West
eln; 81 for Shipping Brands Extra X.
Ill. O.
Wheat--Market 81 2s@Sl 81 for Mil.
Club II 3l@Sl 81 Amber Iowa; 81
3ssMsl 40 Winter Red Western; 81 AZ
f0sl ID Amber Michigan; 81 Al White
Canada.
Whisky -20i@21c.
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CF A Southern traitor has ambi-
ton and whisky for excuses, but Q
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
Of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
pers combined II Frankfort hy.) Com
DtOn,reuiH
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DD-"Gompromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the lsebellion. 80 long a. the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there il moth
ing to compromise-nothing but the
honor Of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who il ready to ell towards grave,
is prepared for submission to such hu-
initiation as this i'-[ Joseph Holt, q
Kentucky
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Cairo. I'LL. J

cairo, H., NOV. I'd.
There has nothing Of importance trans
PRED here to-day with the exception Of
the arrival of three secession officers Of
Camp Jackson notoriety on their way to
the Southern Confcderacy Their names
are Capt. q. q Bennett, Lieut.. u. Blen-
nerhassct and Lieut. Chas. Wyman, OF
the Missouri State Guards.
The troops are being paid off. Our
missing men Of the Belmont fight still con.
tinue To come III.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
AND IABOREKS.

The unprecedented rise in Boots and Shoes makes
necessary that YOU at take 10
less The highest European and American testimony
10 prove that this may be dDne. writer iu the
London Mechanics Magazine says " MncerOAss
Antiscptic Waterfront Backing: II
have worn pair Of boots three years. aud am well
satisfied that by lis The wearing qualities Of leather
are al least doubled American testimony of the
highest character confirm. fhs statement.
sold wholesale and Retail BY DUKE 4 EARRETT,
keoknk. Iowa. Price u single n box Is cts.
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