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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
sUPREME COURT.


R. p. LOWE, Cmss JusrIoA
CAL.B BALDWIN, Justice:
Lswu 8. KlAssY, Clerk.
Wednesday, April 10.
SOS. N L Mckinney " A Kisstsr, ct ai. Henry
Co. Affirmed.
sss BAMRR Co " Henderson. DssMoines
&c. Affirmed.
900. kAMR r Co W Saussl Walters. Des-
Moines Co. Amrmed.
7;i. 1T s.mPl: : Sons vs. w.rs / Helatyr'.
7aa. Geo Tilton / Co " R G KsndelL Dss
Noines Co. Affirmed.
e5Y. Henry More " Abnsr Psirson. DssAoinss
Go. Motion 70 amend and correct record sus-
| tained.
$50. Field I Brothers " James Hoashton. Van
9o3. Joseph Dilworth / Co 70 W N Cornwall, ct
al. DesMoines Co. Affirmed.
ss2. Capp / Parsons " Earnest Go. Dos
Moines Co. Affirmed.
875. Chss Reed W Ball / Grimes. Van Bu-
SIC. Counablo / Smith " r Hancock. Van
Rurcn Co. Affirmed.
ST.. g Marvel " ) Aohler, ct 81. Van Bu-
rem Co. Affirmed.
sss. s Nsigsn v Patrick Denany. Henry
:, s4s; .sC.y' o'D.n's''4 cov''A.idsn. Hsa',
7ss; Nancy Bonins " wB Norris. Madison
IT'S. Il Barber vsJT Hull. Sheriff. hahssks
Co. Aifmed.
500. winneshiek Co vs Daniel Reed, OF al.
Winneshiek Co. Affirmed.
%. Ao'ienthal, Lehman 4 Co W Waterman &
Barnasconc. Lee Co. Affirmed.
ssl. Bailsr I Hedges W Hinry / Csupbsls.
Woodbury. Co. Affirmed.
58. "A NJ Grant " John Harlan, et l. How
ard Co. Reversed.
sAn Wh;,;r. C.Ilounc Rj;sa Co ~ Ripd 4
Swsstlsnd. Cedar Co. Reversed.
= Samuel Hair W N Burrows. Scott Go.
1873 George P Chandler " 8 Gillett 1 Bro.
Jshn, on Co. Affirmed.
$50. X F Ra,cif " q w Houn, ct 81. johnson
| Co Affirmed.
4ss PL Wilcox wv 0sewsy. Buchsnan Co.
Affirmed.
5lO. Thos Mana vs. J Smith. OF al. Winnie
| shiek &C. Affirmed.
s45. Rad lph Keener vs. Button, st al. John
son Co. Reversed.
Ss5. II Karnsr Co " Geo Baily. Lee Co.
| Continued.
sss. State of Iowa " Donnell. Ice Co.
Submitted.
9u4. Geo Andrew vs. Geo Ho rdsly, ct el. Lee
Co. Continued.
9c5. Edwards / Tuner " J Kuddick. Leo Co.
| Cen,inued.
vO6. Graham vs. Dixon. Lee Co. Affirmed
9O7. A H Roberts " N w Burris, OF 81. Louisa
Co, Submitted.
sos. Roberts " N w Burris, ct al. Louisa
| Co. Submitted.
673. IA Lisbert 70 Espy. Barker Rollins Lse
CO. Affirmed
622. W Hsnsnith vs. Espy, Barker / Rollins
Lee Co. Affirmed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

The LOST SHEEP RRTURNED.-1t af-
fords US more than the ordinary degree Of
pleasure to be in condition to announce that
the ex Reverend Bro. Burris arrived safely at
home yesterday morning. He has been to the
bosom Of Abraham to look after what he didn'
end. He has seen Washington, and seen al
the sigh,s-excepting the sight Of . commission
for the Davenport pest Office. We told him
long ago that he couldn't come in. He vas
frothing considerably yesterday; ssys the fair
thing has not been done by him by hi. eompst-
itors. Bro Burris 10 out hundred or two. but
that don't matter. He don't want any Post
Office nov. sure Of course not.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11


WASHINGTON. April Q.
Col LamoD, % Marshal, 10 the only appoint.
msnt vet made for the District Of Columbia
Many appointments have been published be-
fore they have ever been considered BY the
Executive.
WAsBIx0roN. April 10.
Ten companies. comprising sboot oss quar-.
ter Of the volunteer miiits Of the District OF
Columbia, are mastering to-day for inspection.
the order having been issued from the govern.
ment headquarters last night. Severn. dsys
ago the companies' officers we're dir. cted to
immediately report the number Of effective
mso. This unexpected movement has given
rise 10 many surnise,. especially q reports
prevail, believed to be correct that these ten
companies are to - drafted into immsdiets
service.
Much excitement everywhere exists. height.
ened. In great degree, by bogus dispstches.
professedly from Charleston. OF . stirring bat.
tie in the vicinity Of Fort inter-
There 10 no doubt that the military move
ments here in progress are connected With pre-
eautiopsry measures for the defense a the
capital. from N sppreheDdsd attack frem the
south.
The Federal forcss IL wsshiogtou srs 70 bs
strengthened th's week by at lesst one sddi-
tonal artillery cGmpsnv.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

OPEN AGAiN-The old Hawkeye
Grocery Store is opened out again with full
stock of fresh groceries Of ell kinds. Call and
make yoor selections. Our friends Joe and
Henry are behind the counter, and will do up
the fair thing ell the time.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

READ Our.-By perusal of the pro.
cssdinss Of Republican meeting in the Sixth
Ward, it will be seen that several distinguished
Republicans have been read out Of the Req ub
licsn party. We trust they will fully appre-
ciate the compliment. and become wiser.
and moro consistent men. How cold 10 il
Simpson
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

A Curious INoIDENT.--The other
day. . gentleman eat staring at The hat oi
another. until the latter lost al patience, and
ssked If anything peculiar In il excited hia
curiosity. YES" vas the reply. "it 10 remark
ably elegant. and reminds me OF my long los,
brother Do you buy your Hats Of Farrand
-FArrand. No. 81 West Sscond. corner Of Main
strsstf' was excitsdly asked. Il do" "rhen
you are my long lost brother" Tie scene was
affecting. s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

A soY In New York has been sent to prison
for thirty days. for stealing nevspapers from
door-stepa -Exchangs.
Served him right. II some Of the old boys
about here had . few such lessons. our sub.
ssribers would complain less OF missing papers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

LADIES. please recoIlect that Williams
has just opened those beautiful Silk Capss.
Dress Goods. Sha vls. Shaksrs. etc. The styles
are al elegant. and will be ssrs to please you.
Oall and examine them: Prices low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

Commemorative announcement q
day or two ago that Mr.. Brewster. Of the 6rm
Of Isett 4 Brewster Of Muscstins. was not cor-
rect. The deceased vas the father OF the gen.
tleman mentioned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

PoLICs MAGIsrRArE's COuRr.-Jus-
tiss Wheeler opens the Police Court at The Of.
fee occupied BY the City Assessor. ia LsClsire
Row. to-day. Any quantity Of justice on hand
ready for any case presented
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

ONE thousend bushels choice peach
blow potatoes in store and for sale low. at
Sanger ware house, Front street, east Of Perry
street. st.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

RIcsNosD. April ..
Gov. Wise offered the following: That the
people u Visgiois csossot 70 the rseognitio0
and is6epsodenes Of sscsdsd States. soj they
y tseased % % isdspsndsut power; thst
psopss lsvs b pssssd 70 slDsst thslr sspsss.
tiea. A1epeed 81 10 - %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
THE CITY.

EXCHANGE HI0HER YIr.-We under.
stand that exchange went up 10 Chicago yss
terday TO six per cent. which will be the 6g.
ures at which it viii be held hare to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
New YOrx Stocks.

New YoRK, April 10.
Stocks generally steady with moderate business
demand.
Va, 80; Tenn, II n. 8. So, s. do: Of 81
couZons, 0l /; N. g., IS, 76K.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

NEw YoRx, April 10.
FLoCR-Msrlct without important change
S5.l5@5.25 super State; t5.3Og5.35 Extra state
$5.lSM5.25 Super Western; x5.3O@56 Common
Extra do; $5.00@5.65 Interior 70 Good Shipping
Brands and Extra Round Hoop Ohis.
kYE FLOUR-Steady 1t 81 .4O04.lO.
WHBAr-Narket shade frmer. $..28 Chicago
Spring $l.29 North Western Club 81. .2SQl 81
ilwsukee Club el.S70t 80 Winter Red " est
ern.
RYE-Market quiet.
BARLEY-Steady, 73c.
| Conn Market 6rm. 66Q51c Old Mixed West
| ern sc new do.
OArs-Market dull. 33@S4Hc Western and
State.
PoRK- Market quiet and unchanged. Sales
81 brls. $l6.o7h mess $l200@l2.75 primo.
BRsF-Dull.
LAxD-Unchanged.
WHrsKY-Market without material change, 1o
@1SZc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
IGNATIUs LANCER,

nnYSIClAN, SUR0EON = ACCOUCHEUR.
Or1Ics-Soath -east corner q DsaAy ard 0ss-
a. stssses. OAss hosn frsa = 3 =. n, a.A J
. SP.n. iuaeo5-a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

In soR lr.-The newly elected officers
Of the city we're sworn in yesterday. There was
a good number Of people out to hear the Insu-
gural Address Of Mayor French, and witness
the imposing ceremonies Of the occasion The
policy laid down in the Inaugural 10 straight
forward. The new Aldermen will try their
hands ct . little legislation on Wednesday
next. Judge Grant has given them due notice
that If they don't toe the mark on the tax
question he will introduce them 70 the my ster-
les Of close confinement and plain county diet
The Judge was . littls cruel We think to come
down on those fellows before they had
time to fairly shift their citissns clothes for the
Aldermanic robes. Catching fellow in that
condition isn't just the fair thing It cant be
helped now. Our best wishes are with the
city gov srnment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
CLIFTON HOUSE,

o0RNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
j streets, Iowa City, lows, J. TaUsDsl1. Pro
re;.tor. aug31-dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

R,csncHD, April Q.
The Cow vsDtion during r.esss. received prt-
vat. ajyiees thst steamer had besn seen of
the mouth .f Charleston Hsrb0s, and thst
Sumter would be reinforced q an hasards,
which produeed decided sensation - rsasssm-
bling.
The 18th rssolr tics VS. then adopted.
TIE II b then came up. Vsrious smsr1.
msnts we're proposed NJ setioa. Adi.usss1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
NUMBER l5O.
0oaehe4s News.

CsAaInssoH. April o.
Il 10 sstimstsd thst 5000 oss are seaslossd
On SulAvss ssd xosris islsads, and o. The
soest.
6pssisl to HsvsId-OaAnLsssos, 9th.-LAest
Tslbot vss detained at Fiossnss. and lost -
hours
A battle d hourly expected. Fort Saotss
will Be attacked without vaidsg for the abo.
liiiop hsst.
Permission vas refused for psovislos chip
70 ester the port.
Martial Law vas expected to Be peoclslmed.
The Comm'ssiooers at Washipgtes have tel.
oeraphsd 70 Gov. Picksus that Vas 10 insvita.
WnnIHeros. April Q.
CbsrIeston sdviees produce in.soss szsles-
msns.
CgAaLEsroS. April 9.
Prodigious Preparations ere proersssiog.
WigfAll 10 serving - . eommon colder. No
var vssssls are outside, % fss % known.
AosTooMEay. Aprile
President Davis made requisites % The
gov ernment Of Alabama for 8,OSO trovpa.
Eighteen hundred Mssis: :ippiaos arrived st
Pscsseols ON the 1th.
AU0UsTA, Ca, April Q.
The report Of war vssssls Of Charleston 10
not believed here.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10.
Dispatehes from " sshiogton state thst the
| sloop.of-war Jamestown aud the frigats Ct.
Lawrence. now st the navy yard here, are to
be fitted out for eea.
-~~>-
ODenim9 0f Nnvi9ntlon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

Wm. r neKssn. Republican, vss elected
Mayor TO day. On The sIsv end vssd askses
the Dsmoersts wsss gsresaIly ssSssssesl
AlsADY. ACsjD 9
~ shs sAassAs slsssies ts-l-y ~ Dsnes
ssats earned tAe ~ hy lJeoe 1e3psity. Y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
From PhiladeDphla.
Opening Or Navigator.

ToLsDo, o. April 10.
The n Y. Central Railroad proPslor Equi-
nox arrived this morning from Bu6aIo-ehs
fret bost Of the season from that port
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11
X. n. PREYTYMAN,

f1oanBRLY BURnows PRgTrYAAM.
cvTORAGE, FORWARDING AND COANlS-
| > sion Merchant, and Steamboat Agent.
NJ. 1, Bssfswss Dlssa Lsvsss
.rll,Afl DAvBNPOnT. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

-. d. bUaLtH0Ton, Anil 10.
Four feet Of water in chsnnel q ~ Io..,
Rapids aad rising.
!. - ROCK lsLArD. April 10.
Thp steamer Grey Eagle reports feet vater q.
~ upese Raside, and dsiAg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

A. p. 4 ID. KELLY,
Shipper OF Live Stock, 81 Brady street.
ian lO-dfW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-11

G. I. DERBY Actuavy e. a. A.
5l6 BroadwHy, New York.
N. D.-Subscriptions received and forwarded
by q. STEWART Ellis, Agent for Davenport
and vicinity. where specimen Engravings and Art
Journal ca a be seem nOv10-dN
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
For the Journal.
High Taxes and Low Treasury-No. 2.

Section of the Constitution of the State of
Iowa appropriates the proceeds of all fines
collected in the several counties for breach of
the penal laws to the school fund of the coun-
ty in which such fine is collected.
BY the revision of the laws of Iowa, section
1920, assault and battery is punishable by
fine and imprisonment.
Chapter IT'S of the Revision makes affray,
unlawful assembly, and riot, punishable by
fine and Imprisonment.
The City Council of Muscatine, on the 4th
day of November 1852, passed an ordinance
relating to the morals, peace and good order
of the city, making the otfenses described in
the State laws above referred to, otienses
against the city, and in numerous instances
since that date, the fines collected in pursu-
ance of the same, have been paid into the city
treasury. Several thousand dollars, as be-
lieve, have thus been illegally withheld from
the school fund of the county, and the people
of the several school districts are obliged to
supply the deficiency by direct taxation.
Do the constitution and laws of Iowa in
clude within their jurisdiction the city of
Muscatine What say you, gentlemen of the
city council, do you take the affirmative
or negative Of this question. If you adopt
the former, you will, of course, reform and
refund if the latter, you will no doubt have
the courage to pass secession ordinance, and
be done with it. JOSEPH CRANE.
Lake Township, July IS, 1861.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
LATE NEWS.
LIST Cavalry Regiment Ordered
Back to BURLINGTON.


We learn from Mr.. Bell, mail agent on III
Kate Cassel, which arrived from below Sun.
day morning, that Col Warren has reach
ed Burlington from Washington, and on
Saturday sentan order to the LIST Cavalry Reg
iment at Keokuk to return at once to Bur
lington, which place they left only few
days since, with all their baggage and equip.
ments. Many members of the company
were highly indignant at the order, and
some declared they would suffer court
martial before obeying it; but when our in
formant left it was understood that thew
were getting ready to return. 1t seems to
US this is an exceedingly unwise move
The regiment will be required in Missouri
eventually, and had best remain at Keokuk
while there. The cost OF their trip to Keo-
kuk will not be much short of So, 900.
intelligence was received from st. Louis Of
the safe arrival of the nth Regiment, under Co
Lauman. This Regiment received arms ard
equipments at st. Louis, and 1t was under
stood that they were to 90 to Springfield, to
take the place Of the lst Iowa Regiment,
whose time has about expired.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
For the Journal.

Mr.. EDITOR In view of the approaching
fall election l wish to suggest to our Repub-
lican County Central Committee the propriety
Of extending to our former political opponents,
an invitation to join us in grand mass nom
mating convention, laying aside our past po-
litical differences. My reason is, that lmme-
dately after we had succeeded in electing a
President avowedly hostile to their views, and
when he was menaced with the assassin's knife
and our common government endangered by
the fires of rebellion, friends, realizing that
it was their house on fire, rushed boldly and
heroically to the rescue. Now, as they have
shown themselves above nibbling at minor po-
ltical differences during such conhagration,
let us show ourselves equally manly, by re-
cognizing no political enemies, except the
enemies of our common country.
w. G. RoBB.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
Iowa State Teachers Association

The next annual meeting of the State
Teachers Association of Iowa will convene
at Muscatine, commencing August Goth, at
Z o'clock P. NJ, and concluding August Esd,
at Il o'clock NJ. Addresses may be expected
on the evening of each day of the convention ;
and reports, essays, and discussions during
each of its sessions The following friends
Of education have expressed their willingness
to lecture, and present reports Rev. Geo. F.
Ma n, Lyons, Iowa; DR.. Totem, Pres't
Iowa State University Hon. S. F. Cooper,
member of the State Board of Education
with other active educators of the State.
A programme in full will be published in
the August number of the !o,c1 Instructor.
We woulu earnestly urge the claims OF this
meeting upon the friends Of education IN the
State, and extend cordial welcome to those
of sister States. A. S. KIssELL,
Pres't St. Teachers Association.
N. 3. The lady teachers will be gratui
tously entertained while attending the Asso
citation The NJ. & NJ. r. R. will carry per
SONS attending the Association at half fare.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16

There is anew project on foot for uniting
Europe aod America by telegraph cable by
the way of Farce Islands, Iceland and Green
land. The proposed line is the one origina-
ted by Colonel Shati'ncr, who has obtained
from the Danish Government all the neces
sary concessions required for carrying it in
to effect. 1t appears that the greatest depth
between Orkney and the Farce Islands is
2a5 iathoms, between the Farce Islands and
Iceland 682 fathoms, between Iceland and
Greenland 1910 fathoms, and between Green.
land and Labrador 2032 fathoms. The ag-
gregate length of submarine telegraph by the
proposed route will be about 1850 miles
and lilies about 800 miles making total of
about 1850 miles.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
flor the Muscatine Journal.
'Fl,e Ways of Life. =

1 have lived long enough to learn
that things are not always what they
seem to be. AS nipples play lightly
upon the smooth surface Of summer
sea, while, far below dark and turbid
waters are waiting the storm to move
them to fury, so smiling brow often
conceals q storm of revengeful passion;
words of love and friendship often
tremble on the lips while curses nestle
in the heart. So all through life,
things are not what they seem. A show
of affiuence is often as true an index
of poverty as want itself. The poor
est Of the metals are often mistaken
for the richest coin so, by means of
art and world tact, man may palm off
his ignorance for knowledge, and vice
for virtue. So again man Of wis
dom, clad III mean attire and surround
cd by homely circumstances, may be
as easily mistaken for the ignorant and
unaspiring. When the motive is not
known or appreciated, how differently
the act appears and we find ourselves
to- day censuring a deed which to-mor-
row we may loudly applaud. "There.
fore, be not wise in thine own conceit, D
and "judge not thatye be not judged, D
are sayings worthy Of all acceptations.
The youth who to-day plays on the
green, with herd of other ragged lads
observed but to be pittied, may, in
few years, contend honors with La
place and Newton, and rear titles with
Lord Ross and the starry LeVerrier
SIC transit gloria mundi. ...
.".a r. j. GOSSETT.
Abingdon, H., July 81, 1861.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16

The Tireinians, under Gen. Magruder
have re-enacted Moscow on small seal by
by hurning tie anc:snt and historic town 0!
Hampton, lest it be used, months hence, as
the winter quarters OF a Federal ARMY The
force under Gen. Butler having been mu' h
reduced, of late, both by the return of three
months nlen and the call Of others to Wash
ington, the aarrissn at Hampton was With.
drawn; and Magruder used the occasion to
make a dash upon ths town and DESTROY it.
If the owners can afford the loss Gen. But
Ter will have no cause to complain. There
is something romantic in the retribution
that has oyertaken Virginia; and not least
suggestive is the fact that Harper's Ferry
and Hampton are alike the work of her own
armies. - Chicago Tribune, lOth,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
Excitement ina 81. Louis.
TROOPS FIRED UPON IN THE STREET

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.--Great excitement was
created on the streets, to-day, by a company
of soldiers being fired into as they were pass
ing along. Part of Col. GratZ Browns Regi-
ment had arrived, on the Iron Mountain Rail-
road, from Ironton AS a company of them
were passing down Pine street, and when they
had just reached Seventh, man rushed out
from an alley, gave a cheer for jeff Davis
and fired pistol into the ranks. The whole
company at once halted, and part commcnc-
ed loading their muskets, while the balance
pursued the man who had fired, but he es-
capped. The sidewalks were crowded with
people among whom a terrible panic ensued.
The soldiers Were prevented from firing by
their companions, and passed on. No one
was hit by the shot. Much excitement in
the vicinity. The guns OF the soldiers were
not loaded
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-08-16
Soldiers Gone and Going

The Sucker State, running in the place of
the regular packet, took away yesterday morn
ing five companies of the Fifth regiment, Col
Worthington. The remaining five will leave
on the regular packet this morning
The Sixth Regiment, Col. Mcdowell, left
yesterday forenoon on the War Eagle. A
large crowd gathered on the levee to see the
departure; hosts Of warm friends gathered
round the Colonel to bid him God speed and
farewell, and when the boat rounded out,
tumultuous cheers went up from the shore,
and were answered by the thousand gallant
men of the regiment.
The Cavalry regiment is still here, waiting
for boats to take them to St. Louis.-Ga
Citu lOth