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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
Evrcuation OF Eriani No. 10.

Tue papers ni Lie eneiuf contain Cornno.
dore Foote's official account Of bis occupation
of island No. 10, Oh ths 9Th instant. From
this it appears thst Gen. Pope han succesded
in crossing the Mississippi teios the Island,
whvreupon our forces evacuated the Island
aud the works cn the neiehboring Tennessee
shore. Seventeen OF our officers and 500 pri--
Yates, besides some sick soldiers and e,n-
ployees, were tasec BY the enemy. Also %
pieces of cannon and steamers
Foate takes the occasion to inte1mirgle, With
bis ep:thets and caDtngs, imputstions upon
the courage OF our soldiers. He says tho
works erected by the rebels "wou!l have
been inpregnsble if defended by men bshling
il better cause" Let tho canting cut throat,
for once, give orr men an evsn fight, before
toasting superior Inspiration and proEess. 1t
is mean revenge upon man for having evoded
the combination which would Of course have
overwhelmed them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
.rnr. :cl.EI ....ln..S NluLCN-.

E.ear os L4usEA. sroEl 9a.'s;is souHea
vo !csgn Tia, fcs comylnl1. a' ojaie1eE.;e
,roops were gont troD EucITii!o ~: 3:hsF '.j
to "scour out. L,uai, spusc"n%' Eg.or'D;:a
loc,nty IN MADISON 10, :. T., a2'ot - T.''2'
nar;a,f tals town. L.u'ai Is t se.t!"ia'i.t -
tn. ":,.s .ncaG,sins, teal4n: clos; U? 20 -
Tennessee iins, auo fJr noht2S past Las bsrfI
rbs l,,ersl ne adqusg.ors t."d :'ci"-, pa:o sor
rcnsg,.ies a:n tories lroal TcnAessee. sh"rs
tney = ere cordially received and :ef " iti7ir
s. sIm,sthisers aud ate,i17s hgmg ~ i!at 'rr
,,,a,, Ihu Cunicderlts i:oo.5s, Il, "c nc y. :
formed u5rn undoubtcd authority, e"cv1n'at-
cd .ouy Gi lacg3 torres " Ct4rkn Aii!5,
wtsre Ii sh: ri,sued, and ses=r-I o: IN, spries
were killed. We shall probably g. tie par
ticulars Of sLa stf4if 10 . aay.@. :so.-- dsh,
ci!!e Nsas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
3 r M NO R IT @ L Z . L II Il
FORT MACON ATTACk6O.

Wilmington, April 1s.-A private latter
dated l7,h inst, says that the enemy attacked
Fort Macon last Sslurday-haVe been fighting
two days. Colonel White sent out a part Of
his ,uen on tho Leach, and found three hundred
Yankees. They killed 10 Of our men. We then
re,r.ated 10 The Fort, and Ool. White fired
canister at the enemy, killing large pumber.
Tho oneny have erected battery miles
from the Fort, Oil the beach, and have planted
nortars and large size seige guns. Eleven
large ships are now outside the haroor. &c
enemy have sent to New bern Tor gnnooats &c
operate in the Sound. They have been com
mittng every imaginable Outrage IN CaTtare'
and Ooslow couutisg. The Fort had not been
taken on Wednesday.
Fort aacon is at tbs entrance to Beaufort,
N.rlh OgroiiDs
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From tI.e Peninsula, 81.

NoAroLz, April e0.TnsEa vas some hcavy
caunonacing yesterday sitasnoon at the r.?
Rsps, IRON winch :birty opt shells were .:.rosa
al S.welps Poin! wl.a0u! damage
Discharges of 1nusketry, Continuing ior sa2-
eral hours, were heard Friday and Sa.ur1ay
nights-supposed 70 be soms distance aoeye
Nawport's News.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22
From Fort Macon.

Wl1Arseros, april 2o.-Nothiog further mas
been heard from Fort Macon. 1t ls generally
believed that Communication wish the Fort has
been cut of. The blockaders captured
schooner off Cspe Fear last Friday, trying to
make her way in. All quiet here.
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he shall die oil joy But deception is at bes
miserable resource The people nj IL,
North will fud out the truth after awhile
We will make them find it out, and then thci,
uniounded elation will give place 10 q dejoc,
lon correspondingly profound Then let them
claina The victories if they will, provided tha
We fcia them.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
washington, April 9, 1862
Ordered
First. That at the meridian of Sunday
next, after the receipt of this order, at the
bead ol every regiment in the armies Of the
United Stats, there shall be offered by ils
Chaplain, prayer giving thanks to tho Lord
OF Hosts Tor the recent manifestation of His
power in tho overthrow Of the rebels and
traitors, and invoking the continuance Of Lia
aid in delivering this nation, BY tho arms 81
patriot soldiers, from the horrors of treason,
rebellion, and civil war;
Second. That the thanks and congratula.
lions OF the War Department are rendered. to
Major General Halhck foT the signal ability
and success that have distinguished 81! the
military operations OF his department and for
the spirit ana courage manifested ty The army
uHder hlS command, undar evory hardship and
against every odds, in attacking. pursuing,
a"d destroying .he cneuy whe.lvtl he could
lie found
Third. Ths, The thanks Of tie Dcpsrtmen.
are also gwen to Generals Curtis and Siecnl,
aid iha rtiicrlS sni stld:ers Of their commands,
irr iha ti'atchless gallantry AZ tho bloody bat
lie ol P.a Ridge, ard % Major Generals Gfant
and Buell., ar,l lhv,r icrces, for the glorious
repulss Of BeaurcgaFd, at Pl;tsburg, in Tun>
n"sscc, aid 10 Msjnr Geherei Pope and his
officers aud soldiers ior the bravery and skill
displayed in their opei. .tiuns against the rebels
and traitors enlrcnched a. Island No. 10, OF,
tue Mississippi river. The daring courage,
d!lisent prosecutions, persistent Talo:, aud
MILITARY result OF lnuse achievements are un :
surpassed
Fourth. Thsl there shall :his day be !. a..
!u!e OF nne hundred guns iro.n the United
States Arsenal at Washington, in honor Q,
these great victories.
(Sigued) Edwin ii. STANTON,
Secretary u! War, F..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-04-22

We learn that there was some skirnisbing
about dsIk, Thursday, f'o mAcs fiorn Ral,
mouth, between party Of Coniederates
and some Fe6ersls, in which eight Of the
latter and two of the former wore killed.
Another zkirmish occurred yesterday morning,
about mile from Falmouth. The enemy
we're rspulsed, after which our picbets retired
to fredericksburg.
The body OF a Federal soldier srr:ved here
yesterday, by the afternoon train. Ba was
wounded in the skirmish On Thursday, ind
brought TO Fredericksburg. Yesterday morn
Ing be wns placed on the cars for transportation
to this city, but died from the elects OF his
wound before tie arrival Of the train.
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rYcKinney,

LrscnEuao, April ls.-oOl: Mckinney wn
-. t;Iled On 1hs Peninsula, "Wednesday, W as
-hnr,sd S"r % here last evening. Thero was large
rrn: out Of the citizens.
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" lesrn that Geary left about forty OF his
sick soldiers ia Wa-rcntcn, with guard, and
threatened if they were molesiod BY our
troops ha would burn ths town. Our cavalry
did capture them, except fnnst Of the guard,
who ran like quarter-nass; hut not carirs to
be encumbered with sick prisoners, aud per-
haps iu Difference to the dsfeDceless condition
Of the citizens under GEarj's threats, they
brought away only the arcss, numbering about
thirty guns and pistols.
One thing, However, will have TO be tested.
If such as 3eary expect to protect :'he's weak
points by threats Of savage barbarlttes,
they must be made 10 try the remedy. We at
least must not be ntimidatcd from pursuing
every legitimate advantage Of war by any such
eowardlv lDenaces. Let him execute bis threats
if he dares. He himself is moi exempt from
the reverses Of war
The presence of French Minister in nur
cspiLsl. has naturally excited considerable
speculation as to the purposes OF the visit
These have probably been communicated to
our authorities, and will Of course be respect
fully considered. But from our whole people
as vsll as from cur Government, we desire 10
see 8 courteous and dIgnired reception. IN
tho person of his Minister, Louis Napoleon
ps1s us Wait, and at least for no uh'rIendly
nurpose Let us give graceful reception and
unprejudcsd audience, as becomes polsnoo
and brave people.
There is doubtless feeling OF cissPpolnt-
ment among US, as to the course upon which
Fsance and England resolved, touching our In
tsrests, political aad commercial lnere Is
even e feeling that We hays beea Dealt Win
nukindiy. if not unustly, in Withholding i'ou
IA tho benefit Of the recognized doctrines Oh
hIocksde. national recognition, &C nus " vs.
must remember that those natlon' nave sns
anna anna rirbt to determine their duties and tno'!
interests, that We have to determine ours ane
shove ali, we must remember never 10 conpro
mise our dignity--by tie least appearances 0
petulsnce. a--
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IL consequence ct the Importance OF the
ncw military Law Of The Confederate Govorn-
ment, sad ire great desire 10 see it which will
BIZ felt by all cur citizens Ind soldiers, we re-
publish 1t today, aid take the occasion TO
correct an error 1nicn crept into !es:ersday's s
publication ds3pite our rsie. It is. however,
one that the reader doubtless saw for himself
Toe word "notn ct tne end Of tho 1lth liae OF
sa:t;oc /, should be omitted.
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Snw for the chase !

(F,en tee A,!aat. GenfsderEey.!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-02
EINkLE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPAN1.
Bianch Office, lO2 Lake Street. {
Chicago. Ill.

TOR the purg eEe Of facilitating the SEWING
Il schfne Trade In the West, the fiAkLEa
LYON SEWING; MACHINE co. have opened
permanent oil . IN Aic"go. No. log Lake ST,
first floor
The usual charges for Fl. tights on Machine
FROM Sew York 10 th., place will he added to the
New oak Prices. Ia every other respect ID.
business oi the Chicago Office will b. done OF
The same terms as at the parent onicc in S-v
York.
Salt asaertncat Of Machines. with al III
late Improvements, j. already in tie Chic,,
office. and all or srs for Machines and Sew
Machine Findings viii lie promptly filed.
10 parties Little acquainted with the Final
Lyon Sewing Machines the careful perusa 4
ihe Gem aEy's ciFcgiar IS cspe cialy commsna
Cd. This circular can he had on application
II is very specific. and will be found highly il
siruetive. having been prepare. with much care,
and We wil abide ~ all stat. meats therein
made.
The foitgHsihg brief quotation IS characteristic.
Of the entire circular:
This Machine i. better adapted than any
other Sewing Mae inc in market 80 the frequent
changes and almost endless variety of s.sms
required in family; for it will sew from one 10
twenty thlshnesses Of NarseiIles without stop
ping ma MAKE e"erx stitch perfect. VIII"
from the finest gauz1 10 the heasies. cloth and
even the strongest harness leather, without
changing the feed tdie or tension, or making
any adjustment Of machine whatever"
mus have we successfully overcome the ros
dim ut point in the Sewing Machine art n
was no ordinary triumph Deiiantly can We nov
say. NO other Machine compares with it in tbs
respect" Hence, have We uniformly-simos
without exceptioD-taken the CHEST premium
whenever the Machine has been properly exhie
tied IN competition with other first class Sewing
Machines. Hence it is that we are able to ons'
the following guarantee. viz, I'VE warrant eve
ry Machine We Sc ! to give BETTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market. or
money refnnded:' We never sell Machine on
any other terms The guarantee is as reliable
as The note Of any business man in the land -
Tor more than five years have relied upon
such facts for the repation OF our Machine: and
without single travelling agent in the field
there Is scarcely neighhorhood on the cont
ntht where the Machine il not favoraby known.
We prefer such reputation to one based on
mere taking points" As they are techniesi!
called 10 the trade. Hence We make but one
kind OF stitch, viz. the lock stitch. alike %
oo'h sides, requiring only third tho thrsss
Of other kinds of stitches.
N Is. Local Agents wanted in every comfy
throughout the West. Special inducesen"
offered.
Finkie AN.yon =. NJ. Coz,
f'ho"mo 3Ss BRoAewAy, EIw YePG.
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For the Upton Advertiser.

JACKSON, Tenn Sept stb, '62.
Rev. u. K. Cross, Sec of Soldiers Relief ASK.
Since sent my las, letter | have seen
an Adrerttscr containing the first one. |
will merely say to the printers that if
had been writing for publication | would
have written my letter SO as to have Civ.
en- less trouble than my last must have
given. | did not know whether the
letters would be published or not. | in.
tend to make repor: after return. Nv
writing has been irregular and on account
Of the scarcity Of postage stamps this
comes late. | have known many soldiers
to pay from ten to twenty. five cents for
stamps. their friends who wish to cor
respond with TEN should send them
te" stamps. | do not know why the Off
ccs are not supplied. When there is
supply of stamps they are obliged to pay
gold or silver, (elther of which is yerv
scarce, or purchase five dollars worth
and pay IN Federal paper.
IN the ID Of Sept. I lef, Rienzi and
arrived at Jocin.o too late in the evening
to get into camp. The next morning I
went out about mile and lalf to the
camp Of the Iowa 9Th, aud found them
occupying an elevated, pleasant, healthy
position among the pines On the OUTPOST
OF the army. Co. A was on picket duty
during most Of the time | was there
The hospitality which was extended to
me- and the pleasure they manifested in
hearing from home convinced me =, oncs
that was very welcome. Thanks are
due Or. Carpenter, Capt. Dean and l..
ID. lngman for assistance in getting iufor.
nation Of the condition Of the soldiers
founc the Co in a very healthy coudi.
ton. | think there was but one in tho
hospital. This one was d. J. Fleming,
who was suf ring very much from rheu,
natlsm. He co2ld not use his lower
limbs at all, and was on that accom-,
confined to bed I furnished him with
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clean clothing, for which be seemed very
thankful.
Dr.. Carpenter furnished moth. follow
ing statistics concerning She reg'nens:
In July he treated 66y cases, 10 ~.
onst. 467, and lost one man during these
TWO months. Some died who had pee.
taken from under his care. AT present
,here are Is sick and 81 convalescent;-
Ont Of 700 cases of measles he had lost
none. Mortality in regiment, per cen"
Anon, the cases treated are oil those
vbo we're temporarily i'll. Many 60 on
,ha sick list for the slightest indlspos1'
ton.
enclose will furnish additional facts which
will omit. -.....--.
The 5th presents better appearance
,b,n the majority Of the regiments l
have seen. The soldiers belonging to
the 5th seem to think they have travel
ed enough to deserve place in the next
cement. +Their principal difficulty
seems to be that the officers chosen by
them do not get commissions, while 9TH
crs who were not chosen receive them.
There is much dissatisfaction on that
account aud some talk of designations.
While returning to Jacinto from
Corinth where l had gone to get the por
ton Of the goods left with DR.. Carpen.
ter, 1 heard there was fight at Bolivar,
for which place Immediately started via
Rienzi. At Corinth got the remainder
of goods which designed taking to Co.
Il, Of the llth.
Respectfully, WIN. P. WOLF.
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LETTER FROM CAPT. DEAN OF THE
FIFTH low 4 REGIMENT.
On MARCH, NEAR lUKA, Miss J


September 90 ls225
5. s. DANIELS, ESQ:
Dear .Str:-1n haste I write yoa to
let the friends aud relatives of COMPANY
"A' know that they have been in a Sc
r'cus engagement, We left Jac,nto on
the morning of the. 18th at 4 O clock a.
III, in midst Of a drenchins rain, and on !,
the 10Th at 10 clock, we met the first
rebel pickets seven miles from Iuka,
Miss. Our regiment had the advance
ard drove them within two miles Q;
luka. when We met the rebels 10 force
and formed in line of battle Immediately
We had no sooner formed it than we
were attacked by two rebel brisades,
which We fought for one hour and half,
and the loss 10 killed and wounded will
show you how brave'y the Iowa 9TH stood
to its work and added new laurels to the
Iowa troops. We went into the fish,
with 412 men, Of which PIC are killed.
wounded and missi,,-no, over ~ IA
' WV VI ~
being missing
My company went in with 40 enlisted
men and three officers, and lost 81 en-
listed men and two officers in killed and
ll r,
'"'nh '"a' We sho" 10 The
oit;ze,e Of ..olJ roar
'Pany a
stood to the flag, aud did its DUTY Be
~
~" l" Hsl u hiiIcd ana wounded, as
near correct as It is possible to get nuu
Prize skedaddled las, ,;,h, 20
,"'' "ie"', anu our
troops are IN pursuit.
! LIST OF yItrEp ,Sn wot-~nrn ~ a,
Lieut., Casad, severely, wounded ia left wrist
Lieut. schaxI killed
,lst sergean, lngman, slightly wounded in
eh t,h y buck shot Yc.
BY spen. ball. ''' "'DAoeo
Corporal Hawk. dangerously wounded in hip.
fF'a'e Anderson slight wound in hand.
- ,yL. ""H4H"h IL
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dom from hurtful ingredients It can he
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bottles fer five dollars, u Ok
for sale by all druggists and by agent.
IN every principal town in the conn, .'
See advertisement, ''N"''y'
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Republican County Convention.

J. H. Lecrh, Chairman.
Remarks by VIM, il, Tu,hiii, stating
the object of the meeting, and banning
the Offices TO be dlled. BY motion of Vim
II. Tu,hill, j. McCluug was nominated
Secretary Of the meeting.
BY motion Of Z Brown, \. Shaw was
nominated, b. acc'amation, for Clerk CT
the District Court. Carried unanimous
ly.
Remarks by VIM. II. Tu,hill, upon
the Office of Surveyor. Moved by VIM.
II. Tuthill, and carried unanimously
that }. McClung be nominated for Coun
ty Surveyor.
Ga motion, the following were pomi
mated for the Republican Central Com
mittee, VIM. II. Tuthill, J. w Bagley
Z. Brown, Sylvanus Yates, Rob't Cover
Adjourned sine die.
j. IL. LEIGH, Chm.
j. McCLrSG, Sec'y.
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Proc la nation by the President,
WASHINGTON. Sept. %

WASHINGTON, Sept, IS
Whereas, it las become necessary to
call into the service not only volunteers
but also portion Of the militia Of the
States by draft, in order to suppress the
instruction existing ia the United
States, disloyal persons are no, ADEQUATE
y restrained by the ordinary processes of
law from hlndering this measure and from
glVeng aid aud comfort in various WAYS
to the instruction.
Now, therefore, be it ordered
First, That during the existing insur.
rec'ion and as necessary measure for
suppTessng the same, all rebels and in.
surgen's, their aidcrs and abe,tors, within
the United States, and all persons dis
couraglng volunteer enlistment. RESISTING
militia drafts, and guilty Of any disloyaI
practice, Offering aid and comfort to the
rebels against the authority ofthe United
States, shall be subject to martial law
and liable to trial aud punishment by
court martial or military commission.
Second, That the writ of haL,os cor.
p"s Is suspended in respect to all persons
arrested, or who arc now, or hereafter
during the rebellion shall be, imprisoned
IN any fort, camp, arsenal, military pris.
on, or other place Of confinement, by any
military authority, or by the sentenc, Of
any court martial or military commission.
Ia witness whereof have hereunto So,
my hand and caused the seal Of the mi
ted States to be affixed.
. Done at the city of Washington, this
1f,h day of September, 1862, and Of the
Independence Of the United States the
S7th. '"'
(S,gned) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President.
NM IL. SEWARD, Sec'y of State