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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03
GRAFTON.
"DEAN SWIFT AND HIS CRITICS."


SYLLABUS.
swihs Biosr.pber ard cr.aes Lord Orey sheriin. De
lany Dr. Johnson Sir w scott Lord J.I ey Cocker snd
NJ ThsckefAySwIfs bif.h In Dublin Dol and College
slf-Frst AcqsAiut vita hsser johnson lSeislLo
At LsTaeor-Pubhhes Ia.e Of Calls St'eag- P9ii'
s-Intim,cy with Oxford Boog5rek Addison. Pope.
Steele. Prior and GsyO f-ns Coe.n ADnes nYde De- an
80. Letter. - Dirse.isn, to Anecsotss oil.
Peculiar wis-"GaiveFs Travels ID ,ath Of VAaesss-
he G.nias-ChsTseier Of III. wrBsTneis vast nhaeaee
on Mod,rn LterstusDss Of stea4he true Account Of
the Stella aud Nsno''s "-CoatrsTefsyAosal Of S~hs
-''' '-1 '''' oPISi1SS OF TIE PRESS.
Nj Jones IS may eriu uaIe?ousbs speaker,
uen. Is Ms delivery 90 varied ,As fbscs touched upon
AID vounnois bis quotations aY aud na2i u b. -
Piecia.e a. an eoqIe tdi I, lhe ~ nc u,: ~
Jones mus; Be heard Tor port I'M pacica nuts
foT sutwspapsr could a. hn jistice boonyn Dny IL
hroarse be IL 5nusuioeed vita uot-s Of a.y sini !e
a. sonaS - The ss Ss.i ~. - veh.n,,a. t. los
With Celtic taen sssn be is soii 'en1sr an pathetic
VIII good yecs. delivery a'epsir'ly e'rne't mach
sef poss.sioa Of amer ad a a.! tie tod -acy ~
Jones general sy.e when - ne'ei add eis'Afo IN
NJ jones' comp ari.o-. and geupIae, sIo~en,. II,
ooaueDce chsTfn.B: enchtins he o1Se af1usndt "a
eraslop lea.. .i.)a dnfsg pore thsu tv'
bOaIs. received We ns. 81 s,is- H. ~ -4n4' u eli
ADMISSION. 2Sc'n.'.
s.-ts il 9srqBeus ~ orn's.
TirA.,s con DO obsrsi he Rct5.r- r, E-sT sehr
ners No 7yi Broa1W ay; Hs snl Sl's No ~ bfo-assy
P,''s. e. S...s. q. $780, 3D. ~ 1' g. IS BS8.sy
borao- -. &c ~ a.. no. pa ,.ci.
Gr 90 i 5eiyrt ~. second O-,:'on 10 Brooklyn
yMDAi kI EA!NG Doc d" Subject" Det' s""' aud
M JONRs will deliver one o. b. o,aHors IN Newsri,
n j., on TUESDAY AFLNiNd DEC
LAIR--By tie Ladies Of the Laigbt-st. Baptist
L Cburch - Nss $50 and 90 broadway, on NEDnES-
DAE n CR5DAY. a.G FRIDAY. Dec :, g. and 8 ffoia 10
a M % ~ y IA
FgVRE LADIES Of the CHURCH Of the Me
L DIAqOR vii told PAIR fof tie sale Of useful md
fancy Aee and Re ssIaens 10 the sesty Of The Chuich
o! Lexington So and JJh 81, 90 NiDtASDFf,
THURSDAY. and THIDAi Dec g. & sfd 5, from u a. m 20
u D. IN Tickets Of admission 10 ce2s Ibe patronage o
tie public is Eesf &c .aly collected
CAAlPBELLs MINSTBELS,
~ PALACE OF MUSIC.
Jstl.st., rest ethag.
The ELITE AND fASilOS I.ED MUTT l...,
e>eond week Of RI NsEI TIE MONltOk BANJoIsI
or ThE WORLD!
MD DAVIS in new and funny doIugn
CLIFFORD in HE gres, act.
EDDY III = aud rsgant d4nces-
PIC BUTLER In mis- wonderful solos
NEW AND BRILLIANT lLIUs1RA IONS or ETHiO-
Plan CHARAt IkKi
New Ballads. Bsnj Solos, Comic Medeys Ham frt
Academy Of Desiga, EOs Com. New PohAs, TyToiess
Msrblinfs Uncle
GHTIEEE EVERY SATURDAY at o'clock
For LADIES ard CHILDREN.
Tickets . Cents. Children Is Co9ta
Uoos. open evening". at q 70 commence -
EFTH-AV. SKATING POND.
Il seatoa Tickets for ale At the
SItTh AVENUE HOTEL,
METROPOLITAN.
AsTOR HOUSE and a,
~. PRINCIPAL oFy!cE No. as Broadway.
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LUMBER-Eastern Spruce and Pine Timber are In light
supply ard ful former rates. sales OF $1,000 inch
picke,s at 90. mouths
MOLASsEs is very quiet Sales 10 hhds Barbsdoes a. sc
y asc'ion, $50 bbs New Orleans sold at "a mos
NAVAL STORES remain very quiet. and the low safes
MAXI are at full former rates
Oils are hrm owing partly TO Light supply oterinG Dut
the demand at the is light 81 25dSl II for cry
inseed bJdic for rude Hhse 81 7oa 81 80 for Crude
Sperm mainly IS for good prime SgG95c for West
ern Winter Lard 0ds0c for Refined Petroleum in bond and
free. snd sc. for Crude do.
PEOVlsONS-The Pork market IL rather dnl ard easier
though tho receipts the sales are bbls
ST. i23 for nes., and . 50 for Prime Beef confines
arrive IA enormous quantities and the rapidly aceuuu
line tho receipts to-day exceed 900 bbls willis
are only 20 bbs at u 3g6 &l3 for Plain Ness and 70 20
b4 for Extra do. Beef Hams Inactive a. SI61 H.
Cut Meats are quite dull aud nominal Bacon IL nsc,ive
sales Of 30 boxes long ribbed Western for December dv
cry private terms Dressed Hogs are lower and
at DC Lard Is la fair deuand and IL frmsr sales OF no
bills and at 90 9tc for Slee and Ice for choice old
Butter and Cheese In light supply and in improved request
OF full former rates.
RICE continues inactive. Stock on hand Dec l. 1862
oJT bs Cleaned East India ana 20 800 Une
against 1855 casks Carolina 1905 bags Cesned E4a. India
and 5000 bags Uncesued do, same date last yesr
SALr-Tuks Island is In fair request and pnces
steady sales of bush ss about 34c other descriptions
are inactive yet hfm.
SEEDSA fair dsmard for Clover Seed ct l04aloic with
sales Of 500 bags Other kinds are steady.
SPICES are Arm We notice sales 100 bags Pimento In
bond IS Cloves. duty paid, q, 2 and about 40
bag, Pepper on private terms
SUGAR-Rsw dull and nominal at 81 49,c for tho range
Of Fair to Good Refining Bysucsn 900 hhcs. Neworlesns
were sold at lot 003o, LIMOS
TALLOW-lbs market 10 6rmer. and the demand fsirJ
sales Of 20 h City at lc3c and 90 ID Western a. osc
WHISKY ia fairly active and the market better sales Of
100 bbls at Je3 0J9c. for Ohio and state
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WINTER GARDEN.
w THIRD WEEK or
Mr. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
whose engagement hls been ait-n led with
USPRECEDESrED SUGGEST!
HOUSES CROWDED. IN EVERY PART!!!
MIR AND MRS WILLIAMS APPkAR
THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Dec J,
FOR THE LAST TIME.
In three popular and attractive IN which
they hsys besn received tho 9ast two evening" vita
SUCH UNBOUSDED ENTHUSIASM AND DELIGHT.
in AND OUT OF PLACE.
THE HAPPY MAN.
The above will be supported by the following ladies'
and sentemen of acknowledged ability:
Aessrs DANlDGE.
&. w. CLARKE
ID GRACE.
II. PERSON.
HAGAN,
HIND,
RILEY.
MrL CHANFRAU.
Ma WALCOrr.
Mrs sKKRRITr,
Mis LOUISA BROWN.
Mlss FLOYD.
&c. ke, he
Doo-. ana 4. q
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Amuscments.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

~ hhNDM AhEhlCaN MOSEUA.
THANKSGIVING DAY
Attractions Continued
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KING;
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KING;
THE DRAMA, THE SEA KING;
ICE QUEENS VOW,
ZOE DOZENS vow,
ZOE QUEENS VOW,
ICE QUEENS vow,
Which WIS received WI the utmost delight on
THANKSGIVING DAT.
by ovoihowirs houses, aud universally pronounced
TEE MOST BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PlECB
ever presented IN New.York will be uodnoed
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING THIS WEEK,
OF aud II o'clock. Also will DC prevented
A FANORiTE LAUGHABLB FARCE,
by the best Farce Company in the united States
MB. w. X. HARRISON, IMfBOMPfU COMIC SINGER,
appears at each performance
Engsged FOR short tiue the celeotstsd
BEAUTIFUL CONNECTICUT GiANTESS,
TheisTgest lady OF her age In the known world, being
ONLY 10 YEARS OLD AND WEIGHS 6l8 POUNDS.
MEASURING FEET y INCHES ROUND.
She besuif Interesting and pleasing she il on eIhi'
bition al al hours Day aud evening. ATE alao
OLD ADAiSS CALIFORNIA BEARS,
exhibited and performed ny the renowned Lion-IAner
HERR DKlESBAlH
who has s,tonishcJ the world with his
CHARMED POWER OVER WILD BEASTS
THE BEAUTIFUL COLORED TROPICAL FISH,
THE MADAGASCAR ALBINO FAMILY.
LlFE-IIKB WAX FIGURES
Of or MOST DISTINGUISHED UNION GENERALS, Of
JEFF. DAVIS. WHAT Is 1T and BEAURE0AhD,
QUEEN VICTORIA snd the PRINCE or WALES.
LIVING MONSTER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAM
ILY and million other Wonders
Admission 20 ALL y cents Children undsr ton 10 cents
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NIBIO'S GARDEN.
II L.s,-e snd H.nafer............WM. WHEA1LEY.
sECOSD WIN o. TuE REINFORCEMENT or
kONiN IOhEESf
AT, second appearance ., ,.,
hETAHONA
ronsutc vigorous Indian Tragedy Of tbo Sans
-.
"WEDNESDAY EVENTSO, Dec. ], lesl
NF4AMORA:
Or TrE Lssr o, rHs WAsPASoAe.
EDWIN Ftht.sA
IofI J McN ulioeh
. " DeN's
Nslf.ro
:. -, = az
MUSICAL DIRF OR..Mr HARVEY i. DOO"ORIH
THURSDAY EvHNlNG, Dec. 4, lbti
HETAMORA.
WI Z tho tagd tine DO given. .,ou
EDWIN fOfRLSI. ....... ALIAAOhA
FDWIN FORREST.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. sad FRIDAY.
.tlt. VI y.i.Jf.usnco Of -
MATILDA HERON,
TUESDAY aid SATURDAY.
The per,o- win csu.tueo ~ II Ocloef peoft
gcef. :. u 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-03

TIVE ARTIST FUND SOCIETY's
Il THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
SOW OPLN
At IN. CELERY Of H. line Az. No. e25 broadway be-
tween Houston snd Lseekefsis Choice PICTURES, by
sts.It Ason TmuLul Cole Ilulan and BY hI, i'ss
American Aa.. ncaling Louis L.nss Rtturh " hs Oh
6th" with sp el.ns Of fOf In Works from the o0so..oo
of william IL. Nobb reg, aad Othsfs.
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Receipts OF Produce.

Receipts OF Produce.
DEC 2-s9 0Oo bbs Fcu $50 blis Corn Meal fst bag
Do $50 bills WLsy 90 bash. Whs.,. IsJo0 Corr
do Oi,s $500 DO Barley 30 PKG Pros.saA -
Oh Cake II do ashes !. 100 do. Lard.
az<xsznsszz.n1s~.uAn8D
The propeller Plymouth 1. ashore Long Point Csnsds
de Of Lake Erie Size 10 bound dawn. witn yses1ce 2es>
Chicago. Assistance hss besg sent " hex
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FkNRE LADIES Of the CHURCH Of the NE
L DlATOR vii hold FAIR for tls sale Of useful ind
fancy Aees and 10 the Festiy Of tse Church
THULsDAY and FRIDAi. Dec g. 4 AID from u a 20
u D. III Ticksts Of admission 10 eegls Ibe psroHsso
Gle public ia l.st &c .sly solicited
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for the bolioans.

A. SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT
"a Every lsdy shonld h-.s - Nine. DtNORfsl'S
.fi lent ard beautiful IS ttHNINO-sYlJCH otWlNi-
MACHINES ls nsIyelou. u Picsy aud paeiic,l uniy
vas QUIZ med by the award q Tie hs. prem am At 'ey
Nofl Stsie Fai Sent anywhere sIprss charges Top,
when the s5 IS sent with tho o6-r Ofco Nme. DEMO
NJ sT'S EMp1runn OF fsshsss No as hr1Itvsy. Dor
eulars Mne Demoes, JiuI Of fssioas or ,epd iof
q C!cusg.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. IIEltNANNr
Il PATENT sLEEVE-BUTIOSs oonons heaat, o.
,tye aud pattern with sboluo security Of henlg Gold
warranted II Karat fine. To 10 bad Of HEbAAhN Dis
fpsnd Setter, No. 5J4 BroOlncrt.
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The New York and Erie Railroad m'kes the following re-
Dor. the transportation OF Stock for tho week ending this
day: Beeyss, lT0i Horses 60i Swine. ll,O6o.
bEFF CATTLE.
Number reported for thh market at FoTtyfoursh steel,
3,3i3.
Ihe prices to-dsy are quoted follows
Fisstansity.. Ordinary. al
MsdilIn................ I4daf
Some extra good reevss mar be quoted at SIC.
Tie general average Of the usIketat &c.
The most Of the sales rangs from 7c 70 8lc.
Prices per head and pound. Of different weights, viii
BE found accounts Of sales OF tundry droyea
Total number Of Beeyes received in the city this week
26G.
le5 head lees than last week and 10 head less
thsn the Of last year The number at each
Weduesdly market last year 6S5 head while the
Der to-day being 33j shows 34J head less than the aver
age, and ,273 head ess thal this day week.
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fortified entertainments is one for which
he is held specially qualified. The result
is not doubted.
Sr. LOUIS, April 10.
The Republican correspondent with
Gen. Curtis says, from facts learned in
camp, another battle between fedora! and
rebel army in that direction is not at all
improbable, and that within short
period.
Two counterfeit establishments were
overhauled here, at St. Louis, yesterday,
and 100000 in United States Treasury
notes, 81 900 on the State Bank of Indi-
ana, together with a complete set of en-
craving tools, plates, presses. &c, have
been captured, and the guilty parties ar
rested. The bills are we'll executed and
calculated to deceive the best judges
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From Fort Monroe.

m, n,, hHLl 1MoHE, -ApF!' IL.
= - nc via L o,n' ooa' mas arrived. Inc
.o'lo"l"e are 'He main points OF a letter
from '"e -A"Ir'c"" special corfcspond-
e'r, r., "''eu d. o't monroe, Apf!l l9tn
ne s'o'" Is oyer al 'a1'' No'n''3
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10y az" ~ 3 w." o. .,'' 11>e'SY7 u ~" v
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,La;r o', ,,n'1 ''''''"s r., '.'i, WIN
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th;na ~ w. .rn. It ,',.i' ~ az S','V,
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p.r,;as u,n foD; cr u0'', " ''o'' "
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Latest
w A IL N r. w s.

Lieut.. John Compton, of Co. E, llth
Iowa, is reported as killed at Pittsburg
landing. A brave man and good sold.
Ter has fallen. Also, Ezra McLoney and
Thomas Haincs, of the same company,
are reported killed.
Geo. W. Simmons, Wilson Simmons,
and J. NJ. Daniels, of this place, arc re-
ported as being in the hospital at
Mound City, having been slightly woun.
dcd at pittsburg landing.
! The Merrimac has come down to the
James river and taken three small YES
sells after which she returned to Norfolk.
It is said that she has $50 pound can
non on board.
Gen. Sigcl is in St. Louis sick. Gen
Curtis has left his late camp and is
marching towards Forsyth, So miles dis
tant.
Capt Littlcr, Of Davenport, haG his
left arm broken in the fight at Pittsbure
landing
Gen Mitchell has advanced to Hunts
vile, Alabama. We have now posses
sion of point on the only railroad il
the rebel States running from the Missis
sippi to the seaboard.
1t IS estimated that our loss in the late
battle was about l 800 killed, 8, 900 woun.
ed, and 300 prisoners. The rebel Joss
is Thought to be twice as great as ours.
1t ia reported that Fort Pulaski has
been taken by the troops under command
of Gen Sherman.
Gen. Pope's troors have gone dow1
the river and are supposed to be at 0
near Memphis.
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DAVENPORT, April Il

DAVENPORT, April IA.
Private dispatches say that Captain
Ljttler has an arm broken, wilkins, Co.
I, do; Capt Cox wounded.
The 18th regiment on Sunday morn
iu- had lO45; on Monday 4O7 answered
call. Col Reed shot in back Of head -
Ut Col Dewey wounded badly in shoul-
der. Maj Be!Gnap slightly. Cap: Hen,
bricks killed.
18Th rceiment-4O killed, 100 wound.
Ell. One Lieutenant in Co. b dead.
The 10Th regiment suffered much -
Cd. Chambers slightly wounded. Lieut..
Col. Sanders safe.
1lth rcc;mcnt-i0 killed, 100 wound
cd. Lieut.. Compton killed. Maj. Abe
crombie wounded slightly in the head
ID regiment said to be badly cut up ;
Il d..
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PRESERVING THE TEETH,
Purifyiog the 9rsatb Woutb, ana
Curing Toothache, and Neuralgia.
CONTENTS :

CONTENTS:
Dr, Hn1d's Celebrated Mouth Wash, ona
Dr. Hurd's Unsqualled Tooth Powder, one
box.
DR.. Hurd's Magic Toothache Drops, one
bottle
DR.. Hurd's Uurivaled Neuralgia Plaster.
DR.. Hurd's MANUAL on the Best Means Of
Preserving the Teeth, including Directions for
the Proper Treatment of Children's Teeth.
FLOSS SILK, for Cleaning between the Teeth,
TOOTH PICKS, ETC., etc
Prepared at DR.. Iurd's Dental Office, ~
Fourth St., Brooklyn, (E. d.
Price, ONE DOLLAR or, SIX for $500.
8s3- The Dental Treasury makes package
eight inches by five. and is sent by express.
zs3- Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article.
The following articles we can 'Yd sep"rateIy'
The Treatise on Preserving Teeth sent,
postpaid, on receipt Of TWELVE CENTS, or four
stamps.
| The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgis in the
+ Face, NERVOUS HEADACHE, and EARACHE sent
post paid, on receipt Of EIGHTEEN CENTS, or six
stamps.
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster
tlargc size for Pains in the Chest, Shoulders,
, Back, or any part of the body, sent post paid.
| on receipt of TKlRTY-SEvEN CENTS.
Address
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The Desperate Measures of the COniedcrates


JEFF. Davis has recently sent two mes
sages to his Congress-one recommend
ing that all the rebel prisoners who have
been released by our Government on pa
role should be released from the obligation
of their parole, so as to enter the army
again; the othlr recommending the en-
rollment Of all citizens of the Confeder-
ate States between the ages Of IS and 50
for military service, the remainder to
form a reserve military force.
These measures indicate the desperate
strait of the rebellion. These prisoners
who are on their parole were released on
condition that they would not take ul
arms until exchanged. Yet the rebc
Government refuses to return number
of our prisoners, and now proposes TO as
sumo the pcrogativc Of the Pope, auc
dissolve the obligation of the PAROLE
The other measure, besides universal
CONSUMPTION, is proposal to force Il,
troops who volunteered for year to con
tinue in the service. These men, wh,
were Just about to return to their homt ;
find themselves caught by conscriptiol
and in the hands Of despotisu.
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THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR CoUNry,ss
To M.RrH, YEAGER, CYRrs YEAGER, and CHESTER "
1EAGER. and all other persons interested in the
estate of AMANDA VI, IEAGER. deceased:
I0u will take notice that the undelsi gned, a.
executor OF said estate, has filed in the Office Of
the county judge of Cedar county. Iowa, report
showing full statement of all claims against
the estate. ana a fall Gccnunt Of the disposition
made Of the personal effects of the estate, nn(
petitions the coNrt for an order to sell either a
public or private sale the following lands Of saJ
deceased tO-wit; The east half of the west half o
the southwest quarter Of section no. twcnty-OnC
t2ll Of township no. scYenty-mine t19) of range
two ~, west. in Cedar CUuuty--i0 acres.
Now unless You appear and defend said petit
ton on Or before the 9Th day Of May, ls02, being
tie regular term Of the county court of sal
comfy on the first Monday of May, decree
will he entered up by said court in accordance
with til" prayer Of sad petition, and said Lands
converted into assets in the hands OF executor
aud sold to paythc debt. Of said estate.
GEO. W. HUMPHREY, Executor.
April sth, 1852 ltw3
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NINE. DEMORESTS
Quarterly Mirror Of Fashions.
The Sprinp Number contains

The Spring Number contains
Three Large and Splendid Fashion Plates
Three Published Patterns,
Comprising the Latest Paris styles of
Sleeve, Childs Apron, and the Ladies'
New Spring Walking Coat, together with
nearly 100 Engravings of all the novel
ties for Spring Bonnets, Cloaks, Trim
mings, Children's Dresses, Etc, and val
liable information to Milliners, Dres!
Makers, aud Ladies generally, presenting
the largest and best Fashion Magazine
in the World, published 473 broadway
and sold everywhere at % cents, or sen
by mail post free, on receipt OF the
amount. Yearly 81 with the following
valuable premium.
Each yearly subscriber will be entitled
to the selection of so cents worth of PLAIN
patterns, from the designs in the book,
or from the show rooms, or they may be
ordered and sent by mail any time dur
ing the year, by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Cdnrassers.
Spring Number Now Ready.
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Gen. Sigcl.. at Pea Ridge,

MIR. j. \. Cleveland, attached to the
/ Quartcrmastcr's Department Of the Tween
/ ty-second Illinois Regiment, furnishes ~
account Of the battle at Pea Ridge. in
which he Wa, an active participant, to the
Lafayette lind.) Courier. The f.ilowin=
incident is worth repeating:
At IA council of war, ia Which Curtis,
Jeff. c. Davis, and Si-el, participated,
the commanding General spoke cspond-
lngly of the prospect, and iuti,oatcd that
a surrender was Inevitable; whlr,upon
Sigel remarked with at,rt,iu. @mrhasis:
"Nine friend mine friend Give HE
Davis aud de command, and show YOU
who has de field in three hours
Davis was earnest for fight 70 the bit
ter end and Curtis cave him t. uuler-
stand that General Sigcl sioul! have il
all his own way. The responsibility Of
the subsequent movements. and the glory
Of the next achievement, really belYpg t,
! him:
y STORY OF GEN. SlGEL ga the re.
turn Of Gen. tremonts army FROM the
Southwest Sigcl Commanded the division.
that came by Lebanon 70 Hoi,u 4 few
miles this side Of Lebanon, tie army CD
campcd Oh the farm Of a moH uY Was i,
sympathy with the hcbolIjvr., AMI III.
fence rails were all burned for Hrc.wooI
and his farm stripped Of whatever W.:
useful aud nee ssary to SuDsist til,
troops and horses Of the train. In IT,,
morning the farmer came, with large
bill Of damages, and asked for payment
The Quartern2ster came to Gen Sigcl Il
know what should - dUuc About it -
Col. Warnoth was present, and the Gen
eral asked Linn whether the man was
loyal citizen. Tie Colonel replied thai
he was conditional I'uion mlu at first
but that he had aftcrward symnothilec
with the rebellion. Turning to III,
Quartermaster General, Si1,l then repli-
ed, "Nr. Quarterma>ter, then YOU sum
puthj:e with the Government" 1t i.
hardly necessary to add that the Sccesl
farmer did not obtain what he came for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
NaHassas,

Manassas is scene Of mclancholy ics-
olation. Thousands Of acres of land, bat
a short time since in high cultivation,
are now troddcn down as an carthen floor.
The houses for many miles around ere
damaged and forsaken. The battle grounds
arc, in many places, covered with the
trenches which contain the bodies Of the
slain-here and there a rough board furn-
ishes the name of the silent occupant
beneath. Dead horses are everywhere to
be seen. Cartridge boxes, baTonets, fire.
arms with stocks burnt off, balls, shot,
etc, lie about in wild confusion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
The New Iron-Ciad Vessel, .frousj,lr>.t

The first row of iron plates for this
vessel was placed upon it Gu Thursday.
on the bow. The plates extend five .eet
beyond, thus forming powerful aud
obstructive ram. The plates arc fifteen
feet long, four feet wide and four uch,s
III thickness. The part thus conlmen-
ced is called the horn. NJ person will
be allowed to enter thu ship,yard for fear
OF accidents, and because visitors OBJ
struct the wJrkmen, Of which there are
at present about four hundred and fstv
engaged. The new vessel will not he
ready for service before the first Of july.
-IhHodeLphju Laquircr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-04-17
INTERESTING TO FARurRs.

ne ne nhdersigned having purchased the right
of CONkLlN y NEWVDE'S pATENT Upn -
CAST SEED -oOWER OR the counties of Cedar
Jones, and Linn, would respectfully inform the
puDlc that he can supply limited number of
these machines, which are manufactured and
sold at his iarm at Onion Grove, Cedar GO. Iowa.
Inns machine possesses the following merits
lS'-S'hpileIty IN construction; 2d--Lightncss
Of draught; 3d-Will not clog in sovying ara; ,,
or seed, wet or dry; ith-Amount snwn oinny.
seen and easily regulated; 5th-Will sow from
Two to ten feet wide, as desired; 6th-Wil, .ow
from twenty 10 twenty-five acres in day, win n
saving Of one peck to the acre of seed: iii
VIII yield from three to FIVE bushels to The aero
more than if sowed by hand. '''o
N. SPRIHGSTFEp.
Onion Grove, March Gin. 1862.