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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-02-15

Washington, Feb.

OFFICIAL ReROTVt from II O0 = OkCH
Island.
Washington, Feb. IA.
A special messenger arrived this morn
ing, bringing the following dispatches:
z. s. Steamer Philadelphia,
off Roanoke Island, Feb. 9.
Roanoke Island is ours. The military
authorities struck to US yesterday. Their
means of defence were truly formidable,
andthey were used with q determination
worthy of a better cause. They ssnsist-
ed Of two deliberately constructed works,
mounting together % heavy guns, 8 Of
them being lo0-pounders, riaed; four
other batteries, mounting together 20
guns, q large proportion Of them being
of large calibre and some of them rifed;
eight steamers, mounting 2 guns each,
and each having rifled gun with q dii.
ameter of a 32-pounder; prolonged OBJ
strnction OF sunken vessels and piles to
thwart our advance, and altogether body
Of men numbering scarcely less than 5, 900.
Of whom 5000 are now our prisoners -
The fighting commenced on the morning
Of the eth, about ] | a m, and was con-
tinued till dark. The following morning
it was resumed at an early hour, and last
ed until late in the p. M, when. by bold
charge by our army, the rebel flag was
made to succumb, and our own was hoist
ed everywhere 9R the Island in its place
No attack coo lesl been more com
pletely ext6Gf1 I'd it was carried out
precisely ID Accstdance with the arrange.
s4eats made before the expedition Jeff
Cape Hatteras lu!et.
j. NJ GoLpsBonoUGH. Flag Officer.
second DISPATCH.
just as | closed my dispatch of yester.
day, l received reliable Information that
the rebel steamers which escaped had
gone to Elizabeth City, and thcreupon
Immediately ordered Commander Rowan
to take thirteen Of our steamers under his
command and go in pursuit of them, and
also, If practicable. toexecute another SER
vice, namely: the destruction ofthe North
River, link of the Albermarle and Ches-
apeake canal. The way he has already
accomplished the first part of it, his own
preliminary AGPoIl, q " III WHICH
herewith enclose, will inform you.
am, &c,
j. M. GoLDsBoRoUGH
United States Steamer Delaware
OF Elizabeth City, Feb. 10.
! Sir: / have to report that have met
the enemy off this place this morning at 9
o'clock. and after very sharp engage
ment have succeeded in destroying Of cap.
turing his battery on Cobb's Point. The
only vessel saved from destruction is the
Ellis, Capt. J. III. Cook, who was wound
cd and is prisoner on board this ship
/ have other prisoners am happy to say
that our casualties are fewi considering
the warmth Of the enemy's fire, say two O
three killed and some wounded Th,
conduct of the men whom have he hon
or to command. is worthy of all praise
None of our vessels are severely injured
shall leave here small force and visi
the canals and take look into the othe
places before return.
/ have the honor. DC,
[Signed,] J. G, ROWAN,
| United States Navy.
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w ART WAR!! WAR!!I

All persons keeping or having for sale, ~, ara
kiod- OF Munitions OF such Guns Pis,ols Res
vovers and all kiDdsof Ammunition are required no,
TO ssto any person without from The under
signed lhis order must be ssrictiy compiled with.
underpsnait, offorseiiing all articles msptiope
thsirposssssion. JOHN sTAKKUs,
tyl3d Surveyor Pertof Keokuk
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Detroit Ranks Suspended.
Detroit, Feb a.
All banks Of this city suspended specie
payments to-day.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II HEADQUARTERS FOR THE REG
- IMENT OF COL JNo. W. RANKIN,
Corner Of Third and Exohags AtrsSts. Businsss Of
Zee, corner Main and Second SWEETS
bJ order OF 4. GUTHRIE,
eoio-h Acting Adjutant.
Regulations Of Transportatio ON ana
Travel.

From and after saturday Jan. e5th, no railroad car
stage coach, or vehicle running or westwardiy
from the Aississppi river, or into North Missouri viii
eepermitted to carry freight passengers from Keo
fuk without the srctest compliance with The rssus-
,i'ns Of The Treesnry Department Mt Washington,
which require that aii freghts, Of whatever nature
e1eeS such ~ may be under military orders, shall be
covered by Custom House permit and that all bag.
gage OF travellers shall be carefully and duly
seated by Custom House ofac ora
he undersigned viii issue permits for the trans
portssion Of sgoods destined for proper persons aud
places with The possible trouble deisy and To-.
specs and seal ali baggage travellers leaving the city
IN msnher 10 cause the least trouble consistent Ith
5brcnd desIrcd.
The object aimed ats prevent any aid or assi.-
ance, Communication with any persons directl, or
indirectly, dsioyaI,o In arms against the Federal
Government. JOHN sTANNus, Surveyor,
Custom House, Kcokuk, Jan. rs, 1852 .dtf
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I'D. +. BROWNELL,
bookseller and .NfNffOner.
Cor. Main and Fourth Sss..

Would call attention TO he stock Of Books, Sta
tionery, Nall and irdew Paper, hfrh he will ser
al unusually low prices Thankful for the patron.
ygr trstawed bin for the yafl eight years he re
sPestfulls spiie.ts cobtihaaEee of the same.
sct-.d
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Cen. c.r,,. c.p,ur.. rr.ee,. st.re..

$. Louis, Feb. ]
The following dispatch was forwarded
from Headquarters this morning to Gen.
Mcclellan. The flag Of the Union now
floats over the Court House in Springf field
The enemy retreated after short engage
nent, leaving large amount Of stores
and equipage, which Was captured by
Gen. Curtis. Our cavalry is in close
pursuit. ISiFnedy ssIs &
H. W. HALLEcK, Maj. Go. s
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III Isl ,,ss Nov York, n J. n, n
M mid, from Aspihv,4 81 i a. ~
81 thispIn. Che has e600, 900. sssi
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Springfield Occupied
Especial to st. Louis Democrat. I
Springfield, Mo. /,

Springfield, Mo-, Feb. I3.
Our troops took possession of Spring.
Geld to-day without firing gun, Price
evacuated the place yesterday afternoon,
marching out on the Fayettesills road.
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Docs. --Quercus, the Des Moline. coy.

Docs. --Quercus, the Des Moines COZ
respondent Of The Montezuma Republican,
says in view Of the prospective law for
the protection of sheep, that 1.-THE dogs
Of Des Moines, already snufking the i'm
pending storm begin to drop their caudal
examinations and rum It's to be hop
ed that the bowling brutes will continue
to run until their cauaal Examinations are
no longer visible 10 mortals. They are
the plague-spot and curse Of the West.
- During the year 1861 there were
2,S22. 593 passengers carried on the New
Jsrssy Raifsesd.
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ss.l@,i4o ~
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
The amount of lahtiiiies dnr or nntdue
To banks or other creditors. None.
Losses nd nsted nnd due ..,,......, None.
Losses adjusted and not dne,..... 3ss3 o.
Los ses unesflust In suspense waiting
proof, contested or trnsiesd.,..s... 4l64 ,6al NJ
All other claims are small, for printing. DC.
Agents instructed 10 take risk Twenty Thou
ssna Dollars, without special permission.
The greatest amount insured In any City, Town,
Village, or block, varies.
fenffrssrrf I'm stsck of slft STATE, which II In
t,nded IN our assets and IS eauvalentto deposit
OF capital savings. Deposited with the State
Of Ohio, 1rn thousand Do,prs.
l.. ]. HkSpEE, Secretary.
Hartford, Ian. lsi 1909.
sTATE OF CONNECTICUT, HARrvoxD co--.s.}
Hartford, January 1T leaa
Personally appeared before me, HENRY FOWLER,
Justice OF the Peace for said State and county L. j.
HrNprs. Secretary, and made solem oath, that the
Statement OF the aHsets and condition of the
.Efsa Fmss ruSee Componr II true.
HENRY FOWLER. Justice ofthe Peace.
Arprross 0rvmK, Iowa,
8Na Das Maines, Jaa Hat ls6e.t
II IL Hrnssy CERrrvrEns That on the 18th day OF
January, IHGa, statement wss ned III this o.
Company, ler.ted ut Hartford, I'M tie state a Con-
nectfcut, the let day Of January. A. D. le62 In
~,.s ,ss - - e IN
iaticn TO Insuranee Companies approved January
es.h. 1857, and m Act smend.toy thereto, approved
said Company Is possessed OF the requisite amount OF
capital. and invested ~ required By law.
! Authority v therefore ktven to the above named
Tr~.r--y t.~rs-ct business 81 Insurance Il. s1ss
state IN Accordance the laws thereof until the
3ist day OF January, A. D. one Thousand Eight Hun
/ dred and Sivty-three.
II Il Also certified, That ". b. TES EYcK, EST, OF
! Keokus, has been dHiy appointed by said Company
their wfuI Arcu Attcfney Tor the County OF Lee
with fall power te Aks Of Insurance. therein and
70 ackuo~ irdHs service Of procrs>, provided by
4 law upon his nilnr WITH the Clerk { the District
Court IA ind for 81 county certified copy OF the
rtatsrhwBt ON nfe Al thN d6ac@. Ntsurther rertihed
TINT thr attached u true and correct cory Of ths said
RAtement.
II ~ In Tssrtxexr wHs.K ~, have h~rTuHlo -
t. 81 my hand Asssd ny seal Of ofce, this IL b
day u Janaary, 601
d w. GAIT 9Th. Anaitsf of Etase,
DAv. ELIyscx. refrg.
M H.B. TEN EYcK. Agent. [fsble-a1x
QUINCY FLOUR.
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EDATTING.
T2 GO Aales Nos snd Batting. isstrse'd and
~ sals ~ eONNAHLE T. SAYTH.
saoe1Sd NoA. 81 aud ~ Leyeo.
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DAILY GATE Cry OtrIcg,
KEoI-K Feb. IL, 62.
FLoUR-superfpc 81 e5; sprin Wheatextrs 81 IS;
Part Wheat Extra &9oS. -
BRAN ANbsH0RTS-s0tos 0c v 100 hs
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A special messenger arrived this NOR,
ing, bringing the following dispatches
T.. s. Steamer Philadelphia,
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~ H.B. TEN EYcK. Agent. Ifs6la-A1x
QUINCY FLOUR.
: ~ Fer saieby nO11ATnoN Aeou18Ns
4 01b1oA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From New Orleans

New YoRK, Nov. &c.
By an order Of Gen. Butler the pro-
perty which the district recently possessed
by our forces under Gen. Wcitzel, to be
known as the Lafourche district, is de-
cared sequestrated, and all sales or trans
fers of it are forbidden. This district
comprises all the territory LYNN west Of
the Mississippi except the parishes Of
Paqnermine and Jefferson. A commits
sioner has been appointed TO take posses
sion Of the district, and the sugar planta-
ton are to be worked by them where
they arc not worked bv their owncrs,anl
negro or white labgr may be employed
at his discretion.
All property belonging to dlsloval per-
sons is to be investigated and sold for the
benefit Of the Government, under tie pro-
visions of the contiscatioa act.
Another order suppres>es distileres
and other manufactures of strong drink.
Another one announces that any officer
found drinking intoxicating liquors in
any public drinking place will be recon-
mendcd to the President for dismissal
from the service Another one sup
presses the newspaper known as the Ma
nonat Adrocate for an improper publica
ton. Still another prohibits the arrest Of
anv slaves unless the person arrestlng
knows that such slave is owned BY a
loyal citizen. Among the property con
fscated, as above rated, is Gen. Bragg 5
plantation.
Advises from Havana state that the
French had occupied Jalapa without re-
sstance.
The I. S. ship Shepherd Knapp, Of
seven guns, arrived at this port last night,
in five days from St. Helena Sound.
About ten DAYS since an expedition COM
posed of her boats drove the rebels from
Fenwick Island.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From tho n Y. Observer
short bnt GREAT.

'::Stand BY Burnside as YOU have stood
by me. and all will be we'll"
We have read the speeches Of Kings
and emperors and commanders, when
sudden adversity overlook them, and,
stripped Of power, they were compelled
TO 90 into exile For 30 man is sure Of
his sccptre or his sword in this uncertain
world.
But We never read a speech that bears
the impress of noblcr spirit, truer
man, greater general tLan these few
words Of Gen. Mcclellan. lie was leav-
ing the army that be had called into be-
lng. Degraded at the moment when sue
cess was lowering around his triumphant
standard, turned back from the field
where he was soon to redeem his coun-
try and restore shattered government ;
Superseded by subordinate, aud com
PEELED to make over to him the command
ot victorious legions who loved Ii i'm with
devotion vcrging on idoatry, no word Of
complaint breaks from his bleed ing, no
bic heart, ont with voice clear, steady,
glorious IN It's tones, like the clarl on that
calls TO battle he SAYS:
stand BY Burn~ide as you have stood
by me, and all will be WELL
That gave the key note to the army
and country. Every soldier stood by
burnside; every citizea stood b, Burn
side. For all the friends of Nc Clelian
are friends Of the country, and whit they
do not love hlm less, they love he., more.
Heroic man lie that ruleth his own
spirit is greater than he that takctll city
and that Greatness Is thine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From the Army OF the Potomac.

FALMOUTH, Va, Nov. %.
It j, expected the railroad will be fin
i.hcl tomorrow from Acqnia Creek to
the Eappahanock, opposite Fredrlcksburg.
The bridge over the Potomac creek is re-
ported this morning as nearly finished.
The cars arc carrl lng supplies AS far as
Brooks station, six miles from A qua
creek, which greatly accommodates our
troops. Notwithstanding the late bad con-
dltion of the roads, qnartcrmaster's sup
plies have been promptly furnished long
lines have been cordurovcd, under direct
ION II Col. Ingalls,, chief quagtermaster
OF the army, aud are in good condition.
The camp fires Of the enemy are CON
stantly increasing within sight Of Fal-
mouth, aifordng Indications Of An aug
mcntation of the rebel forces.
Gen Lee has Joined Longstreet and A.
Z. Hill. u. II. Hill and Jackson are
known TO be on the road thilher.
Yesterday the enemy was busily en-
gagged in constructing additional works in
the rear and to the left of Fredericksburg,
the cars bringing troops and supplies TO
the rebel troops, stopping at point three
miles from the town.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From Fort Mon Oe.

TT. MONROE, Nov. u.
The Savannah Republican says: "We
have reason to believe the Government
has again put the wheels of war in mo-
ton in the right erection, which, prop
crlv conducted, will thwart all the = ans
of the enemy, and cause his overthrow
at every point. We shall hear the re-
suit at An early day"
TIE Richmond Enquirer states that
ten davs ago a very accomplished lady,
connected with people in Richmond Of
great wealth and influence, was impris-
oned in Castle Thunder under charge
of giving information to the Yankees by
way of Portsmouth, where she resides,
and from which pace she has made sew
eral visits to Richmond.
The Augusta, Ga, Ssnt;nel Of Nov.
10Th says: -. G.. Cole, a refugee from
Missouri, has invented a mac line tor
making percussion caps, which excels
everything of the kind, whether North
or South. Its superiority consists in the
manner in which the cap is cut from the
copper and formed at single operation.
1t is capable of making 100 per minute
by hand, and 10000 per day by steam.
1t has been discovered in Georgia, that
by digging wells 40 miles from the main
shore, water is obtained, $50 gallons OF
which will make one gallon of salt, while
It takes 700 gallons Of tide wateI to make
the same quantity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
NUMBER 90.
CAIaO. Nov. 26.

NAisO, Nov. 10.
The manufacturers convention met at
Augusta, Georgia, on the goth. Owing
to high prices Of articles used in manu-
featuring. Il was not thought advisable
TO contract with the government Mt fixed
pr'ccs for more than one month AT a
time. The convention adjourned 10 meet
at Charleston on call Of the President.
The fppeai says it learns from sever
al sources that the Fcdcrals in West
tennessee, and in the vicinity Of Holly
Springs, have forbidden the farmers SOW
ing wheat, declaring that they will not
be allowed TO raise wheat, the Federal
purpose being to prohibit the produc-
tion of everything but cotton First,
that the market for surplus from the
Northwest may be enhanced and ID,
to cheaper the great staple. Another
object IS to starve the people OF the South
into submission.
Agents of the Confederate Govern
ment, in Miss, are buying up cotton and
paving for It in $ per cent. bonds.
Gen. Hoyeys expedition returned to
Helena last Friday. 1t proceeded to the
mouth Of White river; but owing to the
shalowness OF the water could % no
farther. Ii consisted of II transports,
carrying about ten thousand men, and
was conveyed BY gunboats. It's dcstina-
ton is said to have been Little Rock.
Affairs in Lagrange are unchanged.
Thirty paroled prisoners arrived here
to day from Nicksburg.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From New York.
New YoEK, Nov. 90.

NEW Okk, NOV. 20.
The Heralds Newbern letter says =
\ spirited reconnaissance by body of
Gen. Fosters force, supported by bat
tery. was made on the Dover road in the
direction Of Kingston, n. G., on the
18th. They met the enemy behind a
strong fortifcation at Cave Greek, and
after severe cavalry fight, in which both
sides fought gallantly. Our artillery
sheled the rebels out Of their position,
leaving their arms and equipments, and
blankets behind them. Our forces des-
tfoyed their barracks and then returned
to Newbern.
The Tribuae's special says that two
released Massachusetts officers, ho have
returned home from Richmond say the
tone Of the press and the aspect of the
people at Richmond Indicate that they
consider the place in great danger, and
tina they are aware ofthe strength of the
national army, and its determination to
deal them terrible blow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From W ashingtcn.

WAsuiNGroS, Nov. 2s
The court Of inquiry in the case Of Gen.
Mcdowell reasscmbled to-day, when he
having been called upon, read a paper,
submitting plan Of investigation.
The parties making the raid Yesterday
on Pooesyillc, consisted of about fifty
Mary landers, mostly from Montgomery
county, in which the village is located.
They crossed the Potomac not long ago
TO avoid the draft, and took temporary
refuge with the rebels, joining Whites
gucrrillas. Theyloubtless designed % cap
turc valuable government military proper
ty recently in that vicinity, and OF the
removal of which they were ignorant. J
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LATEST NEWS
By TELEG RAPH.
From Washington.
WAsHIsGroS, Nov. p.

AsHlSGTOS, NOV. -.
Especial to Times.
Adyices from Falmouth, dated this
morning, show clearly that the rebels
are preparing vigorously to dispute the
rassage Of our troops across the ri.er at
Fredericksburg. Their garrison was
small week ago, but since leaving the
city it has been reinforced by the divis
ions under Longstreet and Hill, esiiinat-
ed at $4,000 men, and formidable bate
rirs have been planted for their protec-
ton. Without some brilliant stroke Of
strategy or our part, severe engage
mcnt will be necessary before dislodelng
the enemy.
There IS no room for reasonable doub.
that Jackson has abandoned the Potomac
and taken up his line Of march for Rich
mond on Saturday morning, preceded by
Hampton's legion. They spent por-
ton OF Yesterday at Warrenton.
Whites guerrllas were at Leesb urg
Yesterday.
We learn by special advices from the
Times correspondent at Centerv,lle that
the retirement of Sigcl towards Wash
ington and the concentration of his force
was strategetic movement, made III
view of design, on the part OF Jackson
to cut off his divisions III detail, and by
offensive demonstration, against w ash
ington to execute pos scrtul diversion, in
tended to cmbarras, Gen. Burnsides for
ware movement. Sigel's plan was com
plctey successful, and Jackson frustrated
in design
The annual reports Of the heads of De-
psrtments are nearly completed, with the
exception of that Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, which is delayed in part by
the continued preparation Of the estl-
mates OF The War Department, and other
data in that connection involving an ex
ira amount of labor.
President Lincoln's message will pro-
baby be transmitted to Congress on the
Ist d3y of the session. No copies OF
! this important document will hc sent out
| in advance. Therefore it will be tele-
graphed to the press as soon as it IS read
mo shall be commenced. The object OF
this course is understood to he to the pre-
vention of prcma ure discourse OF i ;
contents, and to enable the President to
avail himself of the latest official intelii-
gence that NAV come TO hand.
Menltcr of Congress are arriving on
every train, and have already become
quite numerous.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From New York.
NEW YORK. Nov. &c.

NEW YORK. Nov. &c.
The speech delivered by Gen. Penn
bcrton on taking command Of an Dorn's
rebel army OF the South west, is signifi-
cant. 1t is published in the papers late
lv received from n. q. He begins by
telling the soldiers, that though North
ern man by birth, he has married, raised
Children. and owned property III the
South, and W never consent to the
s,liiaI c,laaIl,y Of the white and black
races. Il arr" SAYS he, mo street scav-
anger, DO Gen. Lowell" The Gcn. then
.xpatiates on foreign interference bv Eu
rope: I'VE want no interference in our
private quarrels: We must settle the
question ourselves entirely. The moment
Eagland interferes, she finds us a united
people, and she Will have to meet the ar
mics Of the South rs well as the North"
This morning the Ericsson iron-clad
battery Passac left the navy yard for ac
tive service Her destination in not
known. The Montauk, her sister ship, is
preparing to follow rapidly.
The Post SAYS ~. hear that a move
ment is on foot in this city for tie dis
patching Of two or three slip loads Of
provisions to England, for the relief Of
the starving operatives Of Lancashire.
Eminent shippers and merchants have
taken the matter in hand. and it is pro-
posed to subscribe sufficient amount TO
send ont one vessel immcdiatcly.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From California.


Another company of wreckers have
chartered vessel and proceeded to the
wreck of the steamer Golden Gate, near
Monseavila, to endeavor to save some
of the treasure. Contracting parties
were successful several years ago in re-
covering treasure from the wreck Of the
steamer Yankee Blake, on the California
coast. They take provisions enough for
five months.
Measures are taken for establishing an
extensive wooden mandatory in Teherna
county. Two establish mcnts of this
kind are already in operation on this
coast. Manufacturing Of coarse woolona
is very profitable.
Passengers from Crescent City gives
glowing accounts Of the extent and rich
ness recently opened at the copper mines
of Del Norte county.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27
From Nashville.

VAsHvt III. VCv. 20.
Sixty paroled rebel officers and Sold
iers took the oath of allegiance to- day
voluntarily, and also citizens. I
Fifty paro,ed Federal officers and soldl
icrs, who had surrendered in a cowardly|
manner to the rebels at different times,
were marched through the streets dressed
in night caps to Camp Chase.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-11-27

The 33rH.-Tnis Regiment is now
on i,s way to Dixie. The 3s h il under n arch.
ing orders, and will te off this week. The
sch sli,l hangs and the 10th also. The 37th
(tae Grey Beards) has not been Disposed Of
II is not known where /. will be sent, but il
Will probably have post assigned it coon, to
guard prisoners--i. being the Intention Of
Uucle -ain to take few within the rext two
ot three months.