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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
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Rebels steaIlng Clothes from the
Prisoners. tkt3


Tho liberated Union prisoners tell a
hard tale about the chivalry. It turns
out:sthat the clothing sent to our priso-
H-s atRichmond,, under Nag cf tfnce,
~ has been stolen by tho rebels and given
to their soldicrs.-A letter from Balti-
more to the Cincinnati Gazette states
"What is worse and more dishonor-
able to the Confedcratcs than anything
1 have 1etmentioged y thssfact-un-
4 deniable, verified by clear denonstra-
tion-that most Of the clothing sent to
them severaf weeks ag6, and from time
TO time, by orr Government, has never
sreached the prison house! The ire.
kistable inference therefore is, tlat it
was stolen by the rebels and appropria-
81 ted to their own nse, though send under
the sacred protection OF a flag of truce.
~ IT, is. q lasting disgrace to the proud
\ name Of Southern clivalry for All time
y 70 come. Such thing ~ coffee, salt
or tea sent to them, was never seen by
&a,hc prisoners. They were, in word
s.straated brutalIy, rs their very appear
lance indicates. I conycrscd with over
= hundred Of them, and they all tell the
same story.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
Latest about tho battle ut SOmer-
set, nv.

~ CINCINNATI, Jan. 81.
A Special dispatch FROM Louisville
says dispatches just received at head
quarters announce that tho battle did
not take place on Saturday, BUTTON
Sunday evening, and that Gen. Thomas
continued the pursuit until night set in.
Our forces followed the rebels, who ran
before them in the widest confusion,
/, like a flock of frightened sheep, close
MP to their entrencl,ment on the north
hank of the river III front of these,
they laid all night, expecting 70 storm
them in the morning; but with the aid
Oi their boats and barges, the enemy
managed to get across the river before
daylight III :.
They left behind, however all their
artillery, ammunition, horses, tents,
eighty wagon loads Of qnartcrmaster,
conmissary and medical stores, all Of
which fell int. our hands,. Our tronps
had possession Of all their cntrench-
mepts early in the morning, gl1
After reaching the opposite side, the
rebels dispersed in every direction.
Two hundred dead and wounded
rebels were picked up on the field,
am0rg them Zollicoffcr and Baillie Pay
ton. Zollicoffcr was found MORALLY
wounded in . wagon. ss...ss3 u
sc i Our loss is not definitely ascertained,
but must have been considerable. The
surgeon Of the 10th Indiana telegraphs
that bis regiment has seventy killed and
wounded. :. Mini MN. - i .sss..'
sF4 Gen. Thomas division embraces some
of the best regiments Of the department
,As far as i, can learn, the 9th, Ohio,
10Th Indiana, End sNfinnesbta, d sth re.
gulars, and 4th and 10th kentucky,
swese among those engaged 'i'ssA
It was Col. Munson's brigade, lnclud.
ing the 18th Indiana, 18th regulars and
some Kentucky regiments, and not two
.Of Sohoep&s q. $sgisAeatsy % Rrst stated,
that reinforced Thomas during Saturday
night They made forced march Of
p miles through heavy roads and .ma-
.nagedi to arrive lust three hours before
The commencement Of the fight, in which
they took = glorious part, in spite Of
their fatigue. s's 49, II s1,s .1 IN, /
n Tho tenor Of all the official dispatches
goes to show that the affair resulted in
the most brilliant victory yet achieved
by the Federal hand forces in this war.
No prominent officers are said TO be
killed on our side. Gen. Schocff was
unable to- cut OF tho retreat Of the
enemy, owing to tho blnfy character Of
'thS country, and the obstruction Of oil
the roads By felled timber. = ss-'a Aas
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
NEW HARNESS
4DHH0DHD~

The subscriber having purchased the new
Saddle and Harness Shop, in the Second Story
Of the New Brick, opposite the Post Office is
prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line, in
q workman-like manner upon short notice.
All work warranted, and fair tri, resi- ect
fully solicited.
t'9@ HERMAN LAUFER.
Toledo. Jan. 10th. 1862. %@ WINS
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
SALESRoON, so BROADW AZ
NEW YORK.

THIS Machine i constructed on an entirely
new principle Of mechanism, possessing many
rare and valuable improvements, having been
examined by the most profound experts, and
pronounced to he 81 NpLlCITl aud pERFEC.
TlON COMBINED.
Tae following are the principal objections
urged against Sewing Machincs:--
1.--Ixccssive fatigue to the operator.
liability to get ont Of order
3-Expcnsc, trouble and loss Of time in re-
pairing. @ H#* -
A. lnoa pscity to sew every description Of
material. s8f :.
s -Disagreeable noise while in operation.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

The sNew York Merchry'' IS soll hy all
newsmem and peicAi-M dealers III. America.
To subscriber., it is .rsgilarly mailed every
Sasu.slay morning, for So year; thrcs
copies tor IS; six copies So; eightccrics
for Sls, with RI extra copy, free, to the
gettcr up Of the club. .Six mdnthsl snbssrip-
tons. ,receivei. Always write plainly the
name OF your Post Office, County ard State.
We take the notes Of all specie paying banks
at par. Payment must invariably be made
in advance.
DD-spscmen copies sent free to alfappli-
cants.
Address all letters and rcmittances, post
paid, to
aIaaf Iropristors Of The Aew York .Nercnry.
&c and 48 Ann street, New York City.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
INV YORK MERCURY


On New Years day Of 1sGo that world re
ncwned and uErivalcd gem of American jour
nalism, the peerless New YORK MERCURY,
will enter upon the trenty-fonth year Ct
the most brilliant career ever achieved by
! a paper. During the past year il has been
the teacher, story teller, mentor. and oracle
Of two hundred thousands American homes,
from Ocean to Ocean-ani froa, Quebec in
Canada, to Pensacola, on the Gulf of Mexico
Young and old rich fnd poor, have reveled
in its en- chanting stores OF wisdom, romance,
art, poetry, and genial humor; and its praise
"Familiar in their mouths as household
words.
The noble patriot soldier in his tent. too,
has whilcd away the tedium of camp life in
the absorbing review of its
Forty brilliant Columns,
finding in them fascinating mental dis
eiplinc known only 10 those who tally to the
Eonnc,-sAeet Of Tie Grand -Armyy American
Intellect and Ge,.us,
In commencing New Year, tie rrop-ie-
Tors Of the New York Mercury can only say,
that it shall be their aim to make their great
family journal Of American literature FOR
1862, more brilliant and enchanting than
ever, in its corcentration of all the world
grandest and most beautiful srecialites in
healthful Romance. graceful 20, try, elegant
and quaint Gossip rc.iuing knowledge spark
ling lIumor, and entertaining Ncws-untiN
dixie love, it
- rules the court, the camp, The bower
rs it already rules the happy domestic ere
side
The editorial tore and National r,rart-
mcnts Of the New York Mercury will con-
tinuc true t. that lofty spirit Of patriotism,
which has made II a necessity Of the people
SINE the War began, and Kept i. in ,nthu-
sastic demand when other sheets were
dying all around it tor want Of popular sup
port.
.i!ready the largest Literary Journal in
the world, aud focus Of a thousand brilliant
literary regulations, its programme for 1852
will be magnificent beyond all precedent.
The most celebrated pens Of this country and
Europe have been secured in its service, at
an outlay equal to TIL. expense of more than
one national government in the Old World
and its novelties, or continued stories for
1862, will he the most splendid tr:umphs in
elegant Fiction ever published. To these
too, the magic pencil Of the greatest Of Ameri-
can artists, Mr.. Felix 0. c. barley, will lend
the aid Of pictorial art.
Our story, initistory eff the New Year, Is a
srlcndid national Romance, commencing In
the New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
18th, 1862, and entitled
THE RATTLESNAKE:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

All Who are suffering from consnmp,ion
should use the Makcra Arabica discovered by
u missionary in Arabia.
an wko are threatened wi h Consumption
shonla u.s The Makorn' Arabica, discovered
by missionary in Arabia.
All xhs..a are suffering from Rronehi,is
shoulduse the Nakora Arabica, discovered BY
= missiona,y in Arabia-
Allwho are suffering from Sore Throat,
Coughs xnd Colds shoulduse TIE Niakora Ar
abica discovered by n missionary in Arahcs.
MI whe are suffering from Asthma. Scrafa-
IA and Impurities Of the Blood should use the
uakora Arabica, discovered by missionary in
arabia.
1t cures consumption.
II cures Bronchitis, s sg&..s
II cures Sore Throat coughs and colds
1t cures asthma, scrofula, aud impurities sf
the Blood
This unsqualled remedy is new for the hrss
! fine introduced to the public.
Ii was providentially discovered by mis-
sfonary n hiie trayeiing In Arabia. lie was
cured Of Consumption by its use after his case
was pronounced hopeless BY learned physi0
cians in Europe.
lie has forwarded to US in writing, o full ac-
count ofhis own extraordinary cure, and of
al uml er Of other cures which have conms nm
der his observation, and alsoa full accetnt.f
tie medicine.
AT his request, and imrelled by desire to
extend q knowledge of the remedy to the pub
| lie, We have had has communication printed In
pamphlet form for free distribution. itsinter
est - enhanced by al account which he gives
Off 1ne Of the scenes Of the Syris~ massacres,
I'm he obtained from those WI sdered IN.
awful tragedy.
lAispsmpLlet may be obtained atour office,
!. crit Yin Be sSns free BY mail to all who apply
/ for it.
We import the MakorA Arabca direct from,
Smyrna through the house Of Cleon Gyltp-
pus, and we have always on hand full snpply-
put upi bottles ready for use with full direc--
/ lions.
P, ice enc dollar per bottle. SenthF maiE
on receipt Of price. and - cents far l0stag~
i For sale wholesale and retail BY
LEEDS, GILMORE & CO>,
Importers Of drugs 1nd lEeSsl.
cfnes,
1 q 9 Liberty St, ny
ALSO, BY DRUGGISTS GBss,Ey al
LY. .aH aess v3-.sJ.lv
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
LAMPS 'anlLANrERNs, J. good
assortment at prices as low as the lowest
!. CALI Andsce, attic Pioncsv. Drug 0lSfs.

SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
Memorandum Diaries for 90, Legal cap, Focrs
cap Letter, Note and National pnper. Blank
cards, School cards sc, NJ good rs the best and
Is cheap IS the chenpcst AtPioneer Drug Store.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

Ta11o1.1K1E. se
Mr.. G. G. Buttkereit would respectfully an
nounce to the people Of Tama County, that
he has orenc.l Tailor sshcr one door north
of the Mr.. John Aliens Brick Store where he
is now prepared to cut and make gentlemc ,e
clothes Of AZ kinds, in the Ia est styles, al
prices to suit these had Times.
Public patronage respe ctifully Solicited and
satisfaction guaranteed.
CO BGttkereit.
Toledo; Jan. 10th 1852. v4.nS Am
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
HS62.

"TIIAT STANDARD SHEET"
1862.
Great National Banner OF Intellect.
FOR sHft
American Hearts & HOmcs!
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
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MEN WANTED

A"AsaSNs1~SNSy Aos NsiS AoNii ~
.fss Iowa Volunteers.
The Undersigned has opened an
Office in Harrison's Hnitling on the
East side Of the Public Square in To
lealo, Tama Co., Iowa, for the purpose
OF obtaining recruits for the 10th regi.
ment~ Iowa Volunteers. This furnishes
an excellent opportunity, for those per-
sons resident Of Tama and adjoining
counties who may wish 70 join i rcgi-
nsent where they will be in. Company
with many Of their acqHhinfanccs as all
arc doubtless aware. that.tosthis gregi-
4mcnt belong the lama CO. Rifles.
Persons enisting whl be- srnt 'nnmelia-
tely TO join the. Regiment where they
win BE- fiirnished with first rate quarters
and a CONFLICTS OUTFIT For
further information In relation To-Day.
rations, equipments &c. &c. enquire At
the Office above mentioned. Office
hours from O'clock A. NJ. TO o'clock
+. NJ. t1%#a
Lieut.. r. T}. MARTIN,
Recruiting Officer.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

GAN A. n NEMEHAAL ASsENJs
THIS DELICIOUS TONIC STlMU.
LIANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the use Of the
{ =. Medica, Procession and the Family, having
uperscae5 the so-called ..Gins,' "Aromatic,"
Cordial. aleaica.cd" "Schnapps," etc, is
now endorsed by aii cfthe prominent physi-
clans chemists and connv:sseurs rs possess
ngan Of those intransic medicinal qualities
(tonic and diuretic) which belong to an OLD
and PURE Gin Put up in quart bottles and
sold BY druggists, grcccrs, etc.
A. NJ. BININGER & CO,
Established in l77S) Sole proprietors,
No. 10 Broad street, N. Y.
For Sale by D. s. BARNES & CO., No. 10
Park Row, New York. #4 @
Our long cxpcr fence and familiarity with
the requirements Of DRyuGisrss pad our SUI
peror business faculties, enable us to furnish
them with choice Liquors for medical and
mAily usc: vS MA lysar
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
. q. q - L.

.au >. We have NOW thrccf recruiting
IA officers for the army, in town. 4
sEecgi*s.aN .H en0 s.# III
- g...sRead the proceedings Of the
Board Of Supervisors to sec it they have
uppNpriated your money to suit you.
ifF:l sla--- f'l
There is rumor on our streets
chat II. II. Pugh Of the Tama Rifles
died quito recently attic hospital near
Cairo.
I'VE arc under obligations to the
lions. Win Vandever, member of Con-
yress, Joseph Dysart, State Senator,
aud Loander Clark of the House for
NJ valuable public documents.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

WAR DECLARED.
/ (1 anted At The Fxlsp<r's 81. e.foao
W collars worth OF game mi 4. rw
which the highest cash price III &. 49,, I.
-, CIV. BUzxsIJI ~
Toledo January. 2nd, 1852.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
The Empire Sewing Machine IS ex'
elnpt from all those objections.

It has straight needle perpendicular
action, makes the LOCK or SHUTTLE
STITCH, which will NEITHER RIP nor
RAVEI, aud is alike on both sides performs
perfect sewing on every description OF materi-
al, from Icatherto tho finest Nnnsook Muslin,
with cotton, lihnen or silk thread, from the
coarsest to the finest number
= Having neither CA Mnor COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, itruns as smooth
as glass and is s49 ifssA e.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

LIGHT LIGHT Ichsnper than
ever.g svAkDON OlLfcsn be had a,
90 cts. per gdlbn 1t the MONEER
DRUG STORE.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
EMPHATICALLY a, NOtsLEs'
.s5 IAN M MACHINE! hi co.'s

II
II requires FtFTY PER CENT. Less pow
er to drive II than my other Machine il mark
ct. girl OF twslve years Of Age can work il
steadily, without fatigue Or injury 70 health.
It's strength and WONDERFUL SIMPLI-
sible to get out Of order, and is g U -dRANTEED
BY the connpAny to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who mAy
desire ito supply themselves With asenPerior
nrtscle, to call and examine this UKRIVALL-
ED MACHINEe4 sasssgs ss met kaAs
Bnt In 81 more especiel manner do we So
liclt the patronage Of ses eeess -
Merchant Tailor5, IL - sax - ? sEek #sh
Coach Makers,
Hoop Skirt Mxnufact0reE
shirIena RssOn Makers. 80. u -
Dress Makers,
Corset Makers III 4xaka#
Cater Filters,
Shoe Bindsrasss aslHE% GIA4.
Vest and Pantaloon Makers.
p0-Rehgious and Charitable Institution
will be lsberally dealt with, sr,...r
PRICE or MACHINES. COM
f'M ~ PI1ETE: So
NJ: !, q Family Machine, $40 90, No ,
f-tsrge sine Manufacturing, $75,o00. -'-
Cabinets In oyery Variety.
wewant Agents for al towns IN United
States, where agencies are not already estab-
| Hshed, to whom liberal discount VIII be
giving, but We make no cohsignments:
80 r. J. MACARTHUR, & Co.,
J $40 Broadway, Now York.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

tr IsFuE aREATEsr NAUTICAL SovELTrEsINcE
/. THE DAra or NARRYATT.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23
THE REBEL pEETATEEn.
ATALE OF TIE PRESENT FINE.

= BY NED BUNTLINE,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

! Our story, initistory eff the New Year, Is a
srlendid national Romance, commencing In
the New York Mercury Of Saturday, January
4th, 1862, and entitled
THE RATTLESNAKE:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-01-23

Toledo, Jan. 10th 1852. v4-nS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31
yus,iee 10 Mr.. seward.

The London nlustratrated News devo,eo .
column and more of its broad paues to cr;,;
cism of the diplomatic CORRESPONDENCE Of ON
Secretary Of State, and strange th;ns smona
the London, journals praises With great earn.
sestness and warmth the remarkable ability +
displays. 1t is in fact a euloev rather ,h:n a
criticism Of MIR. Seward, and though the vri.
ter falls into few biographical errors the an
probation is highly intelligent and Astter;nr
He says:
"The most remarkable character whom the
recent turn Of events in the United States has
brought into the foreground is undouhtedIv
VIM. H. Seward. President Lincoln's sts,
WAKES pale beside that of the brilliant New
Yorker The American cataclysm, though Il
has produced no great general able to educe
order from the universal wreck of things. has
at least brought forth Minister of Foreign
Affairs worthy ofthe occasion Earl Russell
mas recognized in signal manner the ability
OF the man with whom he has already broken
several lances, and exchanged as many vows
OF smity by republishing and laying before
Parliament the entire Congressional public
uocament containing the correspondence be-
I'VE. tween Mr. seward and the representatives Of
lne Federal Government in all parts of the
world. We venture to believe that no candid
So a
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31

All through this war the President has .ho.r
mastery intellect. clear and far reaching, nd
that has secured him the confidence Of hOaes
and intelligent men of all parties in the Nra
and numerous admirers in the South. Calm %!
selfpoissd amid dangers from foes and cl,nn
from friends, he is never moved from his ir.,s
rity of purpose on the leading questions Of Il
time. Whatever blunders and follies genern
commit, he remains the same impurturbablea
bodiment Of good sense, and acts never mi CO
fused hurry but at the right time, as evenshm
shown and are showing. As evidence, ems
only refer to his most noted acts of recent dla
such as his choice of Stanton, bis recommsnt
ton of compensatory emancipation, his geusn
order for the armies to take the aggressive o
the 22d Of February, and his personally supsr
tending the movements for the capture Of 10
folk. This last act of his makes one think y
the days Of good Queen Bess and bluff Old 81
when the head of Nation headed the trns
with his presence.-( Anamosa Eureka. -
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DIED

DIED
In this city on the 2sd Inst Of consumpton, MA
ousIA P. WILEY, wife Of Rev. A. ?. Wiley, Pss@A
the First Baptist Church Of this CITY.
During the few short months that Mrs. Wiley nsdis
dsd here, she had become endeared to . large slrak"
Christian frisnds; and tn her death. In her NE Q"
ample evidence Of her living faith In Je,us and hsrp
Of the religion she professed. -s..s
her remains were taken for intermsut, to Ettr u,
her early home, where her influence for holmes
he's been and long viii continue to Be fst-whsrs
'ehe sssps In Jesus and b blsst.'
On Wednesday the sesh mss, EDWARD BAaytsrr, -
Of Fits Weary and sophia II. wausn aged II year, s'
months. -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31

"KNowRsT Thou rHE LANDS"-Two adjonii
counties in Mississippi, washington and b
queena, situate between the YazoO and Mss
sippi rivers, have, by the census of 1850, q
aggregate OF 81 III slaves to 1879 free person,
or about 90 per cent. slaves. This must be tk
very garden of Eden, in the view of the ads
Gates Of that system. There is scope for peel
ic imagination in the conception of SOCIETY
thus const;tuted-more than ten negro slaves
every white person throughout two large cOut
tea r.
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u
L1Uf1uAnT WAALEY. n "A pat;v.
Caroline. He entered che Unitsd 80 ~ Soss
1870, and resigned IN 1851. is ssgs
LKufHNAnf WBrTTLs-Is <
dore w. o. White, and arandsn. Conss
dore Arthur Lincoln, United stsss. ~ 81 Conn.
ne and Dis father resigned from ~! BN
States Navy 10 1851, snd joined the RsS. ,Calt
Was attached to the pirate Nashville rs.a 3.
recently. he was with her In Epsi.s, qdis
commanded her when che ran ONT ~ ~ "a
n O., where IL surrendered to The Un;,sSss .ssian
forces. He 10 only 70 years Of ace gee y sass
virginian. ~ Hss
Docroa GsAsros--Is from A,L.
was 10 the United States Navy two ,s.s q.
IisuTBxASf W. II. WARD-Is Gos
Va He entered the United sta,.." sssass
1919, and on hts return from his M. ssns
China In 1851, fesigped bis comm;..ass
was locked up In Fort Warren for az. rn Z
where he remained months. He -. Ieesf
three months since, and 10 now on NJ. ns'st
old place of residence. sgsA
ConnAHpsa McIHross. He ,s.;,,
the United States Navy in lssi 'sSN "
arms was shot OF in the recen, oea
below New Orleans, and osher,s.aa
wounded. bsa
LnurEsAHr JOHN WILkIssou =,
Norfolk, Va, entered the United s,.ah
In 1889 and resigned In 1851, and ..s IN
rebel service. He commanded the .,. uea =
nessee before the siege, and CAM ~, Il
forts with fsg of truce, when he v GOV Z
Commander De Camp Of the U,;,.. ns
sloop-of-war Iroquois, who en,sr,.;s s.u .sss,
the cabin Of the gunboat Whom, .,.a ua
asG OF truce, conveying the C,n,s;ss aacs
French steamer Milan to the io,.. ''A q d
back upon that incident one csppo, =, iLostii
De Camps words on that occ,s;oo les aG
phetic. Said Wilkinson to De Csm, 'es y,
you can't 90 past the forta" De c.mb 'ala,
slspping Wilkinson on the should., q H'hsd
John, We willI' And they did ~
LIEUT.. 7 B. HUsER-Wm an ala
States officer, and was in the ,,e,r.. Wv oal''
He Is South Csrolinran. -'' i'Sa'',
These are the principal rebel, M, 80:
in Fort Warren, who were engaged I. gj'dfrEs
naval fight below New Orleans. n 80; 'Se N's''
that their absence makes pretty .on, M. - -s
the Confederate Navy. All Of tbsw .naseaph
ers from the United States Nav T Nc ae'eri
also with this party quite torma.sI N.Y.. r came
lesser lights recently in the sane 80. y" Of
were compelled to share the fortune, 81 !, see
leaders. VI 'oss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31

JEYF. DAvIs's CoAcHaAN.--We have rece:r
cd a personal visit at our Office from Williss
A. Jackson, late coachman to Jefferson, Dsyi.
He is q good-looking, intelligent black msu
about thirty years Of age, not owned but hired
by the great traitor, from whom be was very
glad to escape by walking out of Richmond ID.
to the shelter of McDowells lines He has
now come to this city to offer himself IS 'o9s
body else's coachman, but would prefer N
future, to live with respectable family IN
Y. Independ emit. i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-05-31

How CONTRABANDs TRUST IN PRovIDESci
Lees contrabands met on the street sfts
cid master and missus had run of, and the FOL-
lowing dialogue ensued:
"Well, Sam, does yer tink the niggsrs kin
shift for themselves an de Lod will take car
OBJ us?"
Samson-"Lor' Dress you. Sam de LOd don't
mind de niggers no how; but don't de good
book say de Lord take care Of de sparrow
What amt worth morn fartl,ing" a t-.
Sam-"Yes, guess it do, but"
Samson-"Wells den, if de good master
take care OBJ de sparrow; what's only WORT
farthing, guess he takes care OBJ nisss
worth $1,000, sartin."
Sam--"Dat's so, Samson, didn't tink OBJ dsi
scripter; guess you'll made good preachs
come let US travel ON the strength oh dat ts
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