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The national Republican., 1862-11-05

SEE q woman in another column picking
Sambuci Grapes, for speers Wine. 1t is an
admirable article used in hospitals aud by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wnc II is worth
trial, as II gives great satisfaction. II
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

HAttsntionI Atten,ionI Attention u!
Wanted-a few MEN to complete q company OF he
Sixteenth regiment Virginia First Easter Va!
This Is the only regiment now pcying bouny, and dc
tailed for ESPECIAL SERVICE" by the Secre
tary Of War, for duty in the vicinity ofAlexandrs
and the forts abcuts Washington, ID. G.
Recruiting office, Third street I'd door below Pa
avenue A. q. WIDDlCOMBE,
Captain
GEO. A. AnAES,
HeA - LieuI
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

",NAL"-Ths following have been appointed
acting ensigns in the navy, and ordered to the
New York yard 10 receive instruction in gun.
merry VIM. Kobinson, Chas. r. Thompson, W.
BongaLon, W. n. McNeilly, and Wm. Walker.
John Rodgers has been appointed an acting
ensign, aud ordered to the Western hotilla.
Joseph ), Long has been appointed acting
ensign, aud ordered to Boston.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

GoTTsCHALK AND PATTI CONCERT.-We trust
that all lovers of good music will make sure
of their tickets tonight II will be the con-
cert Of the season. Seats may be secured al
MetzerOtt's music store.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

Ax- Grsat Psnnsylvanla E,Ouls.-ihe
quic kest anu safest route 10 the North I1sl aud
Southwest: Two through trains daily, sat one o.
Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government iaes Id
all the principal points in the North and West For
tickets aud further information apply at the Chcc u
the "Grent Pennsylvania Route, northeast CORNER
tional Hotel. Office open from a. y. ro D. ~.
on sundays . to 4 r. m
aug Sly Agent
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
ssuRaE m. wEsTOa. EDIToR.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER :, 1862.

NOTICE TO ADvERTISERS.-All transient
advertisements must be paid for in advance,
and should bo handed in before O'Clock, p. M,
/" ensure their appearance on the following
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
Death Of Gen. Mitchell.

New YORK, Nov. Am arrival at this port
this evening brings the intelligence Of the
death of General Mitchell by yellow fever, at
Beaufort, on tho 30th ult.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

HS- Special aotics.--Or ana after tuesday
April l. 1852, the trains OH the h-tiE0re aud Ohio
Railroad will commence rnuIlrY daily, ionrdHyt
excepted,) leaving this Station at 40 n H., anu
connecting al Washington junction with Hsi.
rrain for all parts Of the Wesi "a Wheeling or
Parkersburg. Through tickets so.d AID busyayt
checked. ". J.. SEErii
ri. CT 1ransportl6c.i II l. =.
ap l-du IStsr & Glot
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

.zy- Hon. Solomon Foot, the distinguished
Senator from Vermont, is in town, on brief
visit, and has been warmly greeted by his
numerous friends in this city
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

The exports from Baltimore during the
month of October amounted in value to ST.
39l liza.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
no 5-3t

NJ Professor A. M. Green WILL Leisure
at John Wesley Church on WEDNESDAY even.
ing, November 6, commencing ut O'Clock precisely.
Subject Lessons in the School Of Mythology.
h-ltA
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

II + A $ 81,
4 n 81
SPICES!
GROUND COFFEES!!
ACCOS!!!
A large invoice OF the above articles are now be-
Ing received, and for sale by
ID }. BROWN,
Commission Broker,
No. 8, Washington building,
Seventh street and Penn. avenue.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

a5-Orphans' Fair At Odd Fellows lDnli.
The Fancy Sale will rosirey be closed on Saturday
night, the Sth inst. The Ladies' conducting II nss
slowed upon 1t, by persons Of al religious de,om'.
nations. They offer u great variety Of useIul and
fancy articles at lair prices. Substantial meals ut
all hours, and the patrons have rare oppor unity
Of spending IN agreeable evening. Good music al
u avs in attendance no DO
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

RNSsston'n Progress OF Slavery .--rUlir
Of this werk are FOR .ale st the Office Vi Tho Ea,Un
R7ttiioan. Pamphlet edition, IS :"oh 'cu"d
edition, 10 otnts.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

M General Harney has been ordered to
St. Louis, Missouri, and will there await Or
ders.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

So The Night SCHOOL for boys, IN the SEC
ond District, coInmencesd LAST NIGHT, Novtm-
ber lth at the School Room at the corner of New
York avenue ana Sixth street west, I nj. WILSON
teacher at !. O'Clock One or more OF the lrufttes
will be present each evening this week for ths pur
pose Of furnishing tickets OF admission to
NJ ii. MILLER,
g. H. UTERMEHLE,
W. j. RhEES,
nn AT Ttus,ees
The national Republican., 1862-11-05
SUTLER'S TAKE NOTICE!

SUTLER'S TAKE NOTICE!
TEAS in i pound IaCks.
TEAS in q s, 10, 70, 10, IS and 20 pound boxes.
CANNED TOMATOES IN dozen boxes.
CANNED PEACHES in dozen boxes.
PICKLES In dozen boxes.
GUM DROPS in !, pound papers.
GUM DROPS In pound boxes
RAISINS in boxes and Il boxes.
PEPPER in 2 ounce papers and in gross boxes.
ENGLISH MUSTARD in \ pound papers anil
cans
ENGLISH MUSTARD in j and gross boxes.
PRESERVED CHERRIES in boitlrs.
FIGS in az pound drums and pound boxes.
LEMON SYRUP in bottles.
PLUG TOBACCO.
FiNE-CUT TOBACCO
CIGARS
For sale by -
No. s, Washington Building,
seventh street and Penn. avenue,
Washington, u. G.
EXECuTIVE MANSION, =,
IL NOVEMBER >, lNi1
Until the meeting of Congress, the President will
not receive visitors after IL clock, III, on any day
nov i-tDl
HLD DEMAND NOTES,
" U. y. TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
And SILVER. bought at the highest price, BY
RITrENuVuSE, FAINT CO,
oct 2s-lm Bankers, No. lb2 Penn avenIr.
LSEwAGD E.ECkTT,
T. XII &, 81 .E& II h IN b., Iea Ike.
No. p7l IsNnisloaria aus. ~a.h'~rLrS, Il, =
Books loa4d is syssV Stsis "srk"s '-'"N''
,sa Vsr.: "
DAHK OF COmmEKCk., u Aa-O'TUNE.
ID For the convenience Of the holders III this city
nutcs of the above Bank will be ipdeem,d ai u,II
counter, In United Btates Treasury Notea or II
current funds. -
IIrrENH0uBI, FAINT CO,
tyI HEpssrs w ts. svspsA.
The national Republican., 1862-11-05

DAHK OF COmmERCk., AG-U'TUN NE.
ID For the convenience Of the holders III this city
notes OF the above Bank will be redeemed AT o,iI
counter, in United bta'es Treasury Notes. or II
current funds. ,...
RITZ TrENHOUSE, FAINT G CO.
i,I 'ispssFs sss pr sysuuk.
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The Contra band Quo stiGn.

Now that the election Is over, there
can be no excuse for continuing the p:
lful exhibitions Of hatred to the negro,
which to the dlscrcdit of the Intelligence
vi the readers formed for week. previous
to Tuesday last, AID On that day, the I'd
rt0rial staple Of portion OF the pres III
this State. To behold the columns O:
correspondence and of editorial comment
which the various Democratic "uruui>
Of Iowa have Of late labOrIou>Iy spread
before the public in all the stariIln- ar
ray Of capitals and exclamation paints,
the unini,iated might well oppose that
the State was threatened with a negro
raid, compared to which the recent r'li
ol S,ewarts cavalry into / n>yIvan''
was a mcrc bagatcle. Indeed it would
be 20 difficult task to cite Iowa new>po-
pers that have printed whole column
ot description and alarm at olt the former
to every line Of mention If the latter -
And vet all thi, clanIor had un real ioun-
dltion save the fact, that an clrctlun WIS
at haud at hich men were II vote, who's"
prcind,crs against the negro light, bv
iuIicious management, be IN stirred up
a. to override their better feelings ana
their reason The vote in the river
towns, at least, shows conclu-iveIy that
these Efforts Of uuprlnc'plcd and design
ing politicians were not without succc>s
Now, however, that the facts relating t"
the "contrabauds" can be needed and
Iuy considered, pre- judlcc aud passion
may well give room to Justice and reason.
The u groes nov at and Hooking 4"
Cairo are those who have been abandoned
bv their late owners in their haste to cs-
cane from the Union fore :, or who have
awaited themselves Of the opened do"r to
liberty and escaped to our lines. Gov
"rnment being in need Of labor has +"
lar.. extent emp'oyed the males ~ rem
nessce and Mississippi. while the "'''S'
dsur, ters and sons Of thee thus en-
,I,yel are necessarily sent away from
H. .rmv which would be encumDrren oy
,to;r nrcs. nee. These persons '"ur
,hrown upon the protection and care OF I
he neop!e Of the North are human DC !
;,.s and none the less entItled to hu f
name treatment because Others, certainty
,t,en,imes less human, have held them
$ property How best 70 dispose OF
hese persons may he question "f DIM
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THE NEGRO ON THE FENCE.
Hearken to What now relate,
Ahd on its moral mediate.

"''' Nt 's moral mSuNRte.
wagner, with grist for mill,
was stalled at tie bottom Of a hill;
Dra"ny negro passed that way,
80 stout he might lion sloy.
III put my shoulder to the wheels
II you be>tir Your Aorscs' heels,'
80 sAld the African, ami made
As If 70 render timely all.
ave. cried the WAGNER, stand back,
FitCEe no help from one that's black"
Ana. . tie l. gro's great surprise,
Elourjsh,i i h:s Whip 'cforc his eyes.
Our "'ark'y" qntrl'y "sk cdaddled" thence.
And sat upon TIE wav,iic fence.
Then went tho wacousr to work,
And lash"d his horses to Jerk:
But all his effort. were in vain.
With shout and osth, and viii. ;, and rein.
TIL" wheels tudged not single inch,
And tighter gre" the wagoners pinch.
Directly there came 1y chid
with toiline step and vision wild:
"Father," said she, with hunger dlcah,
'"e ia.aish fyr want Of bread"
Then spake the negro: If YOU will,
I'll help !our horses to the MILL
The WAGNER, in slicyous plight
Now &"orc AMI I.vc! with al hia mi sh.
hec1;:,c the n gro wasn't white;
And plainl. ordered him TO go
To cvrt..,a p'a"c that's down below.
Then rushing "4lAc The wu u2oner', wife,
70 save A,r own and intsu,'s l;.c,
BY robbers vas their homestead sacked,
Ar.l smoke az. 1iooJ ,'eir riiage tracked.
Here stops ~. .4,e. When last oLsery ed,
The WAGNER was a;ji. "ronser.ed'
!" mud AZ lotion Of the hill
Bat lent On gvttin., to tle mi!.
Al hard l'y, not "a rod from thence.
ne ..egro sd; upon .lc fence.
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linton Tanncry.

II. X J. !. DAIRY would announce TO the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH
Err for customers on the shares, or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hide.
We have a ii 4c a-surtrnena OF Leather on hand
which y. will sell low for cash, or exchange i,
for hides.
linton. Angus. 81. l~H0.
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90 r. MAIIONN a BRO.
Il 4 | |, 9 K :

\NE door below Myers Hardware store. s.
y swu'k entrusted to cur care will he attended
80 pro nptlr. made in the latest fashions, and
rantel 10 give entire satisfaction. Charges re as
onaule. Give US a cal.
Upton, March II, lSG0. lift
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lSGNAN A. J.ISS1.Ei,

HOuSE SIGN, AHD ONNhMENTAL
IL PAIN TERS-
Paper Hanging and training done in the hes
manner. N work warranted 20 give satisfac
tion. Shap in Virgin block.
Upton, April II. loG2 nl5,0
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- ~ 80 'A'oSH "'N" hOt CNly III iIN
arts, but by ladies III almost every por-
ton Of their dress. Let the ia1irs con.
sldcr how much they are INDEBTED to the
poor whale as far as their dress is cou-
ccFned for how would they get ON, with
ou' ""a'eoohe' n 'a'hion started by
'.' ~ 'a''h"4 lt' lhnue1c2 t. distant re.
S'on' oi "hlch they "Hen have 10 lo'3.
Before t"e Invention Of cr1nc!inc, IL"
"hai's lar away IN tue northern waters
't's' '"e'r oa!ceN, or "ha!vC"ne, IN
.he'F mouths, and spou''d water through
-, ''1'S0y oo'a.u'h1 their clnncrs OF
mn N'e se" an'n'als ID c"mpara''ve peace
al" l''''",,s: hH', fashion invented
'''"''!"t' " n"''Oohe "a3 rf4MrtU 10
"'She IT, ana t"e pticc OF wha.cbonc "o"t
up ''o'' -i'' per Ton 10 %o-?' Beaver
: "''S '"A Do'"e''' ana Enlis' nave gone
ou' "a ."'I'o' 80 .he POOR beavers Law
:, a.. W. "'"' ~ mag" I''*e
,,o ,,l.l,,o
hn.v,',,s, ',,1 w., ',, u:"' "'4 '"'' ere
orArr tI,,. ,L.;r ~, -. ,-}''1.T1..
,h1,,,3 ,u,.,sr,.Y "'''' ''"'
;,.n l,3;.s, Irosy,s w., ''>,',,'>
will he more nlao,ad wI,,n ,la ra;,rn e
crin,,Iioo il dvrr ,i,an ia ri>.,as ~ ~,
uauv &c ,Lem unst va, c,II ,;n,;'...O -,
the iasLjo, which l.,. VA 8, .I',T:i..,,
70 thn,>. ~ F'''> y "''''"e
%ou, n;.,1o,,
hona d., ,ar;oaS I,.0 =, y ~ '''' a. = u
~. :, . ,;a,
,yn ,,,1 ~. d;,T'r.,o' ,'Il ;5
Tboro ,.a .L.'1
rIaIes on each ,i;o .rI'a ,r,n,h 49,
.;.,I,, "a, ~ ''' '','o' ','' '''
r,., ,'.1l',, ., ,,,''" n,' '''' = ~
, r,,;..rs .r,"o ,'I
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Voc ia tln hmm ;, N-t.Ii
!, n,n,,a.nd w ~ e. ,''I ',I ""'' o.'''v y
h.,.r - tr,.ororoo .,.1 ,'.';.,l
scn"L1;y,- l.;r ...i 1'' =" ''->. 49, 'r,
ccnsi,.s e sunni .,.>m,I 49,, ,I,,.I r
...l
,,' =,
,,,,,dol :, ,ho
,,. J
.,!i J'" "0'-~ :" ''"'' q 90 ',',1 81"
,, nv )"1' J'"' "'', - '''I''u > q
"y''' ~ ~ @N'''' ~ ''''S".u '"o a. '"".,'
'' '"J [".''~ h'o"E ','" S''e
" " Wv "a" arc ''u"' ..' p'''e' ~ myers o.
r.''s " ,'-'' ~o"e we can a, - e''"'''eo
=" w. % 1. >'H:' '',4 i1, '''N % ''N0 ',: t., p''
s,,,@ -, :, g :: ,n'''a' cana ""en Il u PEI"
eu' '"S'u' '0ey c1Hhot De count, q hr'
,""So '"SJ 'Fp''! 10 Ut co'c''o VIII
mar ne mar IS /" ''""'y hoI..'n': i'''e
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NEW pENNSYLVANlA HOUSE.

CORNER or 4th & Iowa Sta, DAyENroRT Iowa.
DAVIS q SONS, FRorRIPToRs.
U@REE OMNlBuSES to and from the CARS
. Ofice for stages leaving for Ic Claire
Princetop. Lyons. he Witt. Ma4uokcta and Ana
mosa Fare, One Dollar per day. (n46)
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S""' "a 'I'' n'"oo''. ma" ",'I o'"'t '''
,','S 81 a.. 'Ni'''r $685. '"u ''hS nome
wa ''''' ~ '"e Il I Ill "' '"'!'e !Ahr
'''' ''' SUES ..'r' ~ ~>''S 81 h''' we >'@-
'Fc"'orr'' ""''" o"' Ter '''> wise ,cr"o
"3 - ''> > ~,''" q. '''"'''"' "o"'u nave
Nv I' 'So ""'' ui'" Il&'''',o a." o>c'tss'-
"uS we Ste' l" ''e 'o'hs ol III"
1'h''"'"t Creator "">'i "l'"tn wnve.
~ ''''' "'''"'" ~ ~
", ! M : '','''', WIZ a. a. "'-
~,
w., '''' '"'! ~, '5' 4ooT =,
,''. 80; w '','', .'U''o.N :''', ,"
''' '''' >'''.I' " ,'' NV" 'o''''' 90
yLs>n o,,.,,,,.".. 49, >,I ~, j.; ,''',,s -. W., -,
,,.f.,.'r.,
,,,u ,I.,',
I,,.
.ro - 49,, 49,, ;,'., ,''
49,, WY .','. ;,,,,i'. .' Nv ''''N
FF
n,,,3s uh,r. .,,, .t, :. o,,,.,l Lan.
and Il cr. l., ,,r ,y,uf ,,.t.,rI ,,I.r
iu>,cte.
I,ayinc ,l.oi,.,G Ma vrcro.h,. .u,s q,
hls t..A. tie v>oI, o.,.,. III. ,.,.,,;.
mouth, a,I cEar,r,s 81 fnT sr.,l j.,
an,ons them: and ! believe ', has N,
pnwer Of tctruIly smelling tn,ir vA.rca.
b,u,e. Drawn into his moulh ly the
vast cnnr,t "f wet,r cr,nt.d hy lhy
chNr-r, h&" STICKS in mi. ;all h, \
""o,in. c".u pl, i IN tie la;ur.! u"l !.
ut q; 4 sea giunt, who th,n cvu.r.>td d
!, s.. .uto lis lac u,h. ""I cxr,l~ tLa water
ihrnu-h the int,rsi;ct> e ,hc lal II,
i,">i"@ tie Chos, atd whatever IT," h.
i lachy cnru.h to etc, h;.'l md i,y
upon j"r 'a't, reef f h;~ Ii. uJh Ia
the FI,rj'n'n nnd,r notice | uh>rrv, j
that th'c w'Ir :, vr'al roii- e skin, *
'rhdi' . ttrm H." ~ "t tnn lower i..w
So'" dl>'aG>r G.wn IT." hr y; nnl 'h.
man lutcrm"d Ii" 4 at W cn TIC l,"cr
"a" was 'l''rd III the 9rouh". the 'oh@u"
'', "' II >''.' ','"" i''' L i"wi TIE
!''''N - Il >h'', II n" '''''' ''i." p't'io'
I22 I"'' >'"'''h. h'f - wen, We ',|'c
an N'''' al II '' 'I.' "@I Il these '"ip~ !:
~ ,'..'. ~ ..'',"' ~ P,"'"' 'n'" "'''c',
.''' :, "''' " =, ,H','~ "'"H' u. ',E ''''1
~ ~ ''.' ''''F. ''e ""g "' i"a\ ""'E-
'@'i' gives N''y &""d ld'a't ih' pouch
q l"r "L"l .---'''. >l'N portion II represent
hI 'nc '"td>' "''d tie board 1T TIC p't
F ''''' a.: '' Enc.
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DURFEE l. TERRY,
Watch RepaircrS and jewelers..

AGENTS for the best SEWING MA.
&TA CHIMES in use. and dealers in Musical
N., 81 lnstrumc nts, Sheet Music, Italian strings,
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free up
on receipt of retail price.
1.s- Office in Upton. PostofIice BuiIding ::
prime ipal store, Muscatine, Iowa. NIL
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sJcSWEEN l. BASS,

4 TrOpNEYS & COUNSELI.ORS At LAW,
n LAND AND CoLLECTlNG AGENTS, &c,
TlProH. Iowa.
O,rcr- pos,.Otiice Building, opposite The
Court House.
NR-Messrs Mes. & p. will pay tne strictlst
attention TO every branch CT their profession.
RkFEREScEs: Grant Smith Cook Il Drury,
Dawson Il True Lane l. skinner, and Hon
JudGe Dillon. Davenport. (s:251
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JAS. II, ROTlIROCK

1 TTORNEY At LAW, TIrToN, CEDAR CoCS
"A Ty, iowa Once q. The Sherihs O"ice.
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A barn doc, fowl, and LAWYER who
talks for pay, pick NJ t'eir living With
their bills
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onIy, instead Of t,.c El25 originally 4
manurd.
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Pix e'S Peak

" w. HALL. having returned fro m Pike =
H. Peak. is now prepared to do any and ALL
KINDS OF CO0PERlNG and Repairing, at his
shop. south of the jail.
Upton, October 25th, 1897. 1.43m3
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NEVER SULK - Better draw the cork
Of your indignation, and let it foam and
fume, than wire it down to turn sour and
acrid within you. Sulks affect the liver,
and are still worse for the heart and the
soul. Wrath driven in IS as dangerous
to the moral health as suppressed small
pox to the animal system. Dissipafe it
by rejecting on the mildness, humility,
aud serenity Of better men than yourself,
suffering under greater wrongs than you
have ever been called upon to bear.
eIA private c crcular hiss been issued
by the rebel Government TO proprietors
Of newspapers, forbiddipg the publication
Of the emancipation proclamation.
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TURNER 4 CUE.

4 TTORNEIS n LAW, AND GENERAL Coz
~ LE,TtNG A""'!-, TIpT0N, Iowa. O.i.IC,
over the store nI j. u i~cNNvCHEE &C.
Upton, July "A, 1851,
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y. F. M u z z Y,
Manufacturer and dealer in
SAD ID. ES, ia RN f 8 8,
BUGGY TRIMMINGS, &c,

West Of the Court House Sqaare, TIrroN, Iowa
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syv, I:g.i.IgEr,

JUSTICE OF TIE pEA' T, and General Col.
y tee. ing Agent OGr- in the Post Ofi,e
rIrro> low. fr4v'l
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Fietoi
ID by
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fron
han
Id.
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FR \
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DRIP. =. SMITH
Nh. TUiI.OSS. ID. ID. s.,

@FFICE i west side of Clinton street, -
between Washington aud College,. .Qf@f~~@
streets IOWA CITY, IOWA.
n25y9tf
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ATTORNEY Al LAW. TIrToN low.
yNTlLL promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to Ii, care. Particular attention
paid to cujlr, litLe. ni!l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-13
MILITARY NEWS.

detachment Of about one hundred and
forty men will leave Governors Island at u o'clock
Lay. These men have been recruited for the hat
talon Of five companies u the First and Third In
'nutry, which has been in the course Of formation
On the Island Tor some months past, but in conss-
qucncs of recruits coming In very slowly the men
have b' en- Transferred 20 companies !. AMI j.,
Third Infantry, commanded respectively by Cap
'niis Clifton and Walker. These companies will
DIN the battalion - the Third and Fourth Infantry,
stationed At Camp Anderson, Franklin square,
Washington, uuder the command Of Major Lowell,
Teeth l. itntry. TINS OH ies aud nonculumissIo ned
oicers bolong ing TO the tGo companies Of the First
Infantry, above referred h., will remain here On TO
oruitns service.
The L. S, sloop-o'.war, Richmond, having re-
csiyed all necessary ropairs-sIe Eal one slot hol.
Al one hruise from II llin's R,m-Ind having leeu
fully prov stoned, took her departure yos.srday
rom the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Tie bands II tic
North Carolina an Sabine struck up national airs
as she steamed out Of the yard, aud heir crew
swsrmtd NJ the rigging, and gave three rousiu.,
cheerF, which were heartily responded q by tbs
Rchmond's crew. TAe Richmoni'S destination Is
said b be the mouth q she Mississippi cu blockade
luty. The mortar schooner Norfolk Pocket ha,
len the yard for the rendezyol, Hampton Rods.
Tie aloop Of war Savannah was formally put out
Of commission here yesterday, AMI her crew waa
transferred 10 the resolving slip NORTH Irolina
The Savannah leaks very badly, and the pumps had
to DO m 'nned and kept az work al Tlosday night
Tue L. g. steamer Dlwl MAS also put out Of COM
mission, and her crcS sent "a boarl the North
Carolina. She hauled up the yard for repairs, and
will, it is said have u 10 30 furais!ad with new
boilers.
TIE steamer wesif 'ld-fag-ship OF the Second
Division Of Capt Porler's mortar ilest-shoud have
been put into commission yesterday at the Navy
Yard, "a announced, but it WA found that she wa,
not resdy aud her guard OF marines, which had
been marched from the Flushing Avenue Barracks,
had n be marcbed back again. Great eIertons
art being made 10 got the steamers attached " the
mortar flest ready for seS and II is hoped that they
| will be off before many days elapse.
The propellers Ssehem and UncAs have received
their armament, which, like thai Of the Cuuituck,
consists OF four s9-pounders aud one rhed Parrot
gun.