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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

CoLD VIcTUALs.-The London Times i'm
plores the citizens of Lun'u I'm not to give
Mason and Slidell public ovation. Some
cold victuals hand little hale is hall that
will be hallowcdl ,..,... .--.-..,
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Ne Elevator rmbroxlio.

| Aoe AAOV0tOr 4mUrO9It0.
We give this week communications from
"B.' and ~. &. SPENCER, Gen. Manager Of
the NJ. & P. du G. Railway" both having
reference to the proposed erection Of the
rev K. X. elevator. No doubt exists any.
where as to the necessity which exists for
the erection Of large elevator on the part
of the Railway Company; the only doubts
afloat are as to the proper place for its 10.
cation. ~ .- .'. d..
We stated upon information last week
that, counting the curvature Of the channel
at low water, there would be but little diff.
ference in distance (from McGregor) be-
tween the site for the new elevator, and the
present elevator. A friend whose veracity
is unquestioncd, has been to the trouble of
making measurement, and informs US that
the distance from certain point in the
river where boats round to in entering the
pigs eye channel to the location proposed
for the new elevator, is 2,167 yards; from
the same point to the present elevator,
1883 yards; from the same point to the
bank of the depot island l25 yards So
much for relative points of distance.
We incline to the opinion-sincc the r.
4. CO. show no disposition to occupy the
island just opposite Hoffman, Benton 4
Co.'s warehouse, on lower levce that, if
the Company HAYES main eye to McGregor
business, they cannot do better than to
cross to the upper end Of the depot island,
and put their elevator on the southwestern
extremity of the same. The argument for
this would be, in brief: LIST, economy -
distance being less and construction less
per rod. I'd, contiguity to McGrcgor; dis
lance being 95s yards less than to present
elevator, and 2,o42 yards, Ut miles, less
than to the proposed location mentioned in
Mr.. Spencer's letter. A bridge properly
constructed at the head Of the slough,
would not injure the flow of the current
nor the depth of water; while our proposed
site would require but trifle more filling
than the proposed location to bring it above
high water mark. 81. .. .-....-....
We trust our citizens will confer with
Messrs. Meyer, and Spencer, when they
visit this end of the road, and present their
views on this subject. The Company GER
tainly should build their elevator upon the
main channel, and if they can secure that
result, at the same time get half mile
nearer McGregor, it teens to US it is mani
testify for their interest to reconsider their
plan to locate it upon the upper island.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

~ Episcopal Service every Sunday evening at
Kennedy's Hall Rev. G. W. Clinton, Rector. Seats
frae. n
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12


Per CoNGER.
Reducing the -four to wheat, it makes
total Of one million three hundred and
s'osnty.eight thousand. .,ire hundred and
thirteen bushels! 1t should be remarked
In this connection, that while the above
road received the heaviest portion of our
shipments, for long period last season,
two of our firms shipped from two to three
thousand bushels daily via Lacrosse road
The prices, offered last fall were so light
that but little of the crop of 1851 went for
ward. Our legitimate exports Of wheat in
MI the channels will usually reach to L.
100000 bushels. a..., ...r ..s
The item Of dressed hogs is compare
lively small, from the fact that our farmers
were fattening their pork throughout Do
bankruptcies not warranting the market
Ing Of it in that month. This fact is ex-
planatory Of the figures on pork.
With an open river to make lively COM
petition in the various channels Of the car
rying trade, we can demonstrate McGregor
TO be the largest primary grain receiving
depot in the ,corld! A.. ,-.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12
ESTRAYED.
Special Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the Hsuse Of
IA Lee kinnaird, or T. g. IIannahs, are hersby
notified to present the same TO the undersigned for
adjustment, and all persons indebted to said Lee L
kinnaird. or 9. Itannahs, are requested to make
payment without delay or further notice. Once over
the Bank, rear OF Noble 4 Beckwith.
Res2ectfally, THOMAS ARNOLD, Assignee.
Feb. 20th, lS62m3 ttG. ~ NJ
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rs. ~. A. II. WHEELER, Agent, sa5
Main street, near Public square, Metresor. Iowa.
10 Don't forget the place, IN. 7. Boot ana
Shoe Store" 3aa iP ft IS
Jan. 29th, l662k Pr @ 1' 80
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Take .H,nHfe>.

nN and after this date, Sevsreigns will be reeeivea
~ and paid out BY Us - Gold st 81 80 iustsad ef
$500 ~ currency, - heretofore. -,
o. AULvkReoN, Cashier.
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0eCrexor Business for 1861.

Sc Late and important Geographic dis.
patches will be found the Sd page.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-02-12

AeGre1or Business for 1861.
TRANSPORTATION OrFrcE, PRAl.
RE NJ CHEN, Jan. 9th, 1852.
Editors Times Tho following arc the
total receipts and shipments over our Road
from McGregor for January 1861 viz;
Wheat, 1,274, 74s bushels. -
Flour, 1878 barrels.
Dressed hogs, 1868. Weight 1928.
062 pounds. 80
Lard, $3.50 kegs a-.
Butter. 28s, $40 lbs. a..' ...
Eggs, 4S4 bbls. .s... .#
Hides, green, l7S,O45 lbs, '..-
=. =. dry, SO, $50 lbs. ~.
:. Yours truly,
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in-law, Telyea, has been found guilty Of
murder in the second degree, and sentenced
to hard labor in the penitentiary Tor life
A nolie pros. was entered in the case Of
Mrs Telyca, widow Of the deceased, charged
with being accessory to the murder. Rev
Mr.. Whitman is announced to deliver his
lecture on Popular Credulity," at Cler-
mont this week. ;. Cards are out for q
grand Union Ball at Bars Hotel, Monona,
on the 2lst. Irwin & Livingston's band
will furnish the music, and B. Silliman and
Paul Egbert, jr., will do the agreeable as
floor managers. If the sleighing is good, a
considerable fraction of McGregor will
doubtless 60 out. "A meeting was held
in the vcstry Of the Congregational Church
to consider measures for relieving the poor
Of thiseity. At that meeting visiting COM
mttec consisting Of Mrs. George, Mrs. Brown,
Mrs. Sladdcn, Mrs. Grant, and Mrs. Newell,
was appointed to search out those in need
Of food and supplies, and an active board
of relief was appointed to receive and dis
tribute supplies under the direction of the
visiting committee. This board of relief
is composed of Mcssrs. G. F. Bell, G. S. c.
Scott, and E. r. Barron. We are request
ed to state that all contributions for the
laudable purpose of relieving those in want
should be left either at the store Of Scott &
Bro. or at the store Of E. r. Barron & Bro.
There are several families in town that are
reported to be in actual want, and private
charity has heretofore kept grim want away
| from their doors. We are satisfied tina,
the generous people Of this city will res
pond literally to the call for aid, and VI
suggest that they wait not for the visiting
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16

eoldiss present to you the eloquent and patriotic
address Of The gallant Johnston 70 The army CT the ME-
sissipPL
His appeal 70 your brothers 10 arms falls With even
adds1 force upon yoursslvsA Your homes are a. DEAR
your rights are sacred, your wives Eissss and moth
err - verify Of your blood.
This Mother CounonUcalth WrssSsd freedom ron W
rants 70 bestow IL upon your fathers You are entrusted
with the defence OF her soil You are ct forktpWn.-
You stand where Washington and La FayesIe stood
Fighting for the same cause for which they foughhsir
shades bshold the stake and the struggle This wAS their
SalAns let il be yours also.
The Confederate States have committed their Ar
shvss and their Councils to your care The sscunula
ted materials Of the common defence, the deposit and
direction Of public end private wealth. and the nsru
msnss Of mechanical construction depend upon your
sdsiity.
EmulAts-ws viii not AK you to sIcel-ths heroes
Of Oornth Drive back the invader TO the SEA, where
hl mighty A,st covers before the proves Of single
v,ssel Gu. the earth with the mereSnaries who come
TO deprive you OF life A9oliVing.
Remember if you falIsr, slavery viii be your lot and
worse than bondage that Of all you love- Think OF the
val Of Oscillation that would rise and Of the joy arc
blessing that s break oui in one broad shout from sea
20 mo4atAia when the news Of your victory shall be
erae 10 yodr homes. One brave efor. for the cause
asd you may return honor,d prosperous and happy,
aud yo1r names will be torns by children proud Of iher
Slories.
hero speaks to you fom the grave. He gave for
the CAUSE E that you givs-his life. How glorious
il his memory Who does not envy hh, 50 honord 50
oelOVsd. Lis.sn 10 bis last words:
Soldiers OF the Army Of the Mississippi! have PIT
yCu IN nSion to osr battle to the Invaders If your
c9uctry. With reso.u on and DISCIPLINED Vilor btcom
az fgaiing yu are for all that Is worth living or
lynS Tor you can but march decisive victory over
ths sEr.rsn mscsC who have been sent 10 despo
you OF your liberties your properly and your henor
Remember the precious stake that 10 involved IN this
COATS; remember the dependence OF ycus mother,
yclr WIYes your sisters and your children, upon the
result
Remember the fair broad, abCu lding land the happy
hoces and the ties tia; Wtud be dissolved and desoA.
tsd BY yeu- defeat
Toe eyes and hopper Of eight millions OF people rest
ueon you. You expected show yourselves worthy
OF your aud your hlsSg'; worthy OF the women
- the Sou b. whose noble devotion in thu has
been exc eded, ai any time.
Nitn such Incentives brave deeds, and in thetru,t
that God 10 with a. your Generals will lead ycU cont
dslIy combat igly AAlu ed Of udnAts AID gIortu
success. ALBIRr sIDnI JoHNSroE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16
lfaIs OF t,Ie FaIure.

T.e - rrG1ls., dsP..s th5r boAI.oi su,osSss, are
s-s s,r5Jl IT the .u.lrr Th.y are b-ginuiay to
a. 60 Eel. the Ssv O.e4rs Cc''esns says thAs they
o. n nsl determined 10 succeed, Who rise srpe
si-- 90 r,ysrscr AID tho have 70 such word f.ii 10
tack vosa5ulary. Ayau ius.ra'iOn IN point quote
tie ioioH.rg sentences from the NeE York BssE'r,g
Pot Of the ll,st AID most d,cfB, Abolition pa.
p ,all.sdsd 10 acolndcm SAYS the Pat, al
Os, any ether p-ors rculd have been driven to
trsniy Of despair b. suea series Of overs hsuipg
Vsrs's Nvslt1,ess, ttey continue the contest, and
thsr '1I-l size ou. hin Of great 1eoVeros
- ;tog soon Epsc; 10 accomplish"
Pc. s'y 90. We sNAl "rOu;iuds the contest" uafiI
vis.,f, oo~us f,r1. Such feslus as "ds,p,ir"
:. Slo-a a ths suiS. Il I'll uevCr be EaO 70 aald
I'll ssga7 s1ould succeed n Via, they are no asr pa
.ry The esn'so Of he Valley Of the MiaI sippi,
aa4 ,b4 occupation Of the Oaptal-.hs var uould b.
further from ernnAtoa than ever and an unilterAbe
receive 10 conquer de- iusssad Of 'despsir" uOuli
ANIMATE all S hsrn hearts, We would Stl Rave four
ave hundred thOusAEd Iq1are miles Of territory, in
ssoIs to ships add EuneoAs, Ia which 70 sht the
bags for freedom, And there would 6gbt IL until
ucaiI
Wnsn people separated from the North, their de-
tsrnnAoa qisabs that the separation slcud
Be al They cny asked TIE privilege, which vas their
inalisnaOs right 70 20 in pence and Be let slOne This
refused them aud wicked var las been Wsged
upNo them over since They have trunphs and
e. 7u-tsred disasters Yet this day. do not be-
B-vs t',re i town or eouoty, uuch shA State in the
vhOl' oah pr per that uead to 90 back into the
eli Caies, even the terms Of reunion we're lst to
their r-1 free vii ard pleGslrsl Wtn may tie New
Ysrh Plss talk and feel aEpI sLsnsVy. Such PEG s.
ca never 6S al gated.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16
Hnmntan Annerer,.

We received, some tso three weeks ago, ten do
lars from lady in Nelson, and 6Is dO!lnS from H. T.
Of LlaSsn-, fer the people Of HIup o., which IunS
t,y,shsr uh that msntiOnsd in the fo)"ns n,so have
ben hsEIsd over 10 Mr. Taylor Of the virg niI Bank
DAsvrLLE, Va, April 7. 1861
A EssELIT, E'q., Richmond;
Sr-Oa our last national fast day. sftsr sermon,
e.vsd subscriptions for tie Hampton refugees Crcun-
saucss prevented their collection 10 full till YESTERDAY
Please a enclosed Bunk OF Virginia check Of $40
the H4no.on Srfsrers-Gu cf'ring TO God from tie
M,,AsIi,t Z. Church Of D.nVil, Va.
Very respect ully, FAsroE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16
The War.

aOre papers are represented a. stating the
Y .-' in killed, wounded and missing, in the two
d at Shiloh, a. 2S 900.
p.-s d rom Com. Holirs 20 the Secretary Of the
\ ~. illcsmliiol that the ereny opened SIRE en-
Fys.s Jackson aud Php Day before yesterday. These
frs .Ated some I.rsuty miles below the city q
n O;e4Is What heir capacity for dsfsres is We DO
no sa0s.
LIS. se-day Gse Y,nkes runsosts assembled the Rap
pal5.1,1 sh,ih. the tosa o, U;Sanra, 10 Eiddsstx
snl a 1, day Tlppshseaccs, in Essex. We hAvo no
pus--.s. The chi C, I supposed to be = recOnnOis
A.. - A .-iut
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16

YAsKn BoxBin The Baltimore News Sheet sys
the Bosom Daily Advertiser 10 disiu With tho gran.
dcqu'nce Of the dispatches which haze have ssen ,et
over wires in regard toIhe battle At Winchester
That journal has eaudacity moreover, TO chsraorEs
one statement sbsurd" and wish that Ito osnn
Of the tsi.gpi would ".u: short Of this bomb 49,"
Nay the Advertiser 10 rapidly dsgensra.ipg into
scspsictn. l, begins actually 70 doubt ,bs truth Of
these war bulletins deesr NJ that this benbist
has been p: up 90 systematically q, 70 dscrsdt even
authentic information, and 10 throw . dorht upon every
9 s;emsnt made to any aehisvsnsnt BY Our troops,
wh Let exposes the vhes country 10 id cs erj
tempt = nation given 10 ssctn,as-Lo. cay falss-
no d."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16
NO.oI. Rrv.LLrD.-Tas Huntsville Advocate say

'Oa Sunday ast one man, aimed With Snaps RID,
two r.p.1ts and fsbrs, arrived In Fayettsvi Tenn
took stated that he belonged % the 44h 10;
,h4t n,uty more were at the tolgaie; lo bis ride DO
en- mined he removing the Osp. Ii, then quiisd Tor
tnr,e bacon wagons, belonging ts Mr. Tally, rode en-
ovsrtlok them this si1s If Wills hill, "a mile' rom
Huatvs burnt the wagons and b'con, vlsisd church
aIuE for our folders and then took eiIout through
hs oo,o,ry ard returned into the enemy. linssl b
ppoarsd 10 kaow eli the by.Ioads in that rssion!
cider fee, has not been performed By tho foe"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16
Eos = En- ,
WEST & JOHNSTON
Publishers aAA Book sslleIs,
ltS hsls sks<t

m eds rkss,
Hsv. In prs, sd ~ sAsrsiy pasass-
TIE SECRETS OF TIE CARB0sARI, aoe.sss ef
III. n.H,n r:v.lstos; By nv (Ssr:, vs.e..-
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tia seuAss csnfstsrsss Nm b ready 1" nay
TIE VOLUNTEERS CAMP AND FIELD BOOK, eos.
tLt,g usa srl Inf rnsusn tn krt ard ysenes
Of hsr fer the tenure .'nens q Ne ssltsS b. Jtn p
Curry.
red assssns Ard Eassncssd feSaons Aascs sah De-
hiS
Artillery ,,d Arllry rr.sss.-nrAress # War sul sI1a-
na 60 So EnJ,-Asntosss fer Possas, -.
Port Z
Cavity and o.,aky nsr...rs.
Part 8.
Order Of Easarpueat for Ar.ry. cav.y sad rsfnry ssA
general d'ih Of camp da" eoehS'H
Eersc,ay PnOlplsi Of tie hAasa-Par.ssoa Of c'.7.sy
and Regiment
LIFE OF jams ". JA'K'Oy, he Al.IN aris Hseo,
TIE shy.O N worth i1s First Martyr In u, use sh-
.nio trspt', .s Con- ss s "a s Ia .'' nv I'D
d.n.a h s',.rs l' .S:.s T., .S. 1y
Nv.
COLONEL WILLIAM GILHAsT MANUAL fe' vo,.
uht..rs a,t nnd H,v ssa R4vissd Hditos. fvtsasiA
eg,.La
lN5rRUCTIOSs FOR HEAVY ARTILLERY Pre-
pu,d By ard Of oEc.n OF t.e ny Of We
u-t,d Sale. oontAiAns AJty Aiae bsssaai sstrsvsa
vi.
NAPoLEJS3 MLXfXs OF WAR.
RoBgRrss HANDBOOK OF ARTILLERY. New
HIlea. An reprint the la'n rsvbs< Ess fsrt
EHlon Of 1850.
VII
NEW R--isd and Csrrssi NAP CT tie STAIR
yIyGIsIA Ill g. BE III best and most
esriie Nap Of TIE state us hhed vii conss ~
he ksoids County reads. oilsh Telegraph Lnss ,hs.
WAR SONGS OF TIN SOUTH; Er;Sd by "Boheni.
a." esrrep ,udsIt Of We 'sisb.s,d Dlsf steh."
NOTES on ARTILLERY FROM Robins BuHoP, Ch'a.
nsy, Jas,b Or e,si h,.d,sr, pailus,s Ghb,a BEN
BY VIE Roy Brsu, =. A, LsssaAas A,i.ery 'HFniA
V.lunisrL =
COLONEL K MUTTON OARY's BAYoSET RxzRCI 3
and ,kirrhhs . Drill, profurly ms.ttssd with ss,su 81
Lit etrspAeI P.s,ss. 4 new aad revised sdiusa rsshA
Asus.nd
INSTRUCTIONS FOR YIELD ARTILLERY Rr'r,c'ed
frea eLh.ms YsaAai FIR VSunisss ssd Nj Il nsv and
revised sdiion.
THE FIRST YEAR or TIE WAR; comros.d rom
,uthenre attsd.s; ensrselngsn nilt Iyene's In
eiasnts and Ing from his dsts Of lno,us
xnris rasn 10 - erio4 Of psb1 sssn with an ibus
ni,sd fate cove Insnt By D D,sia T. n tor u
the Rial N 1ud xagHNsr, acd kdrad \ P.lasd, AsssiAts
fdiE.r u he kiehn'nd ks nnsn~.
De WIRE A sts y Of Piebeisss sli Ps,ricisns; BY.
H.D Henry W. Eli lsAd, Of Ns.a.h
wIc JoHys.CH,
Publ shsfs J Bostlel -,
ayiB-a lG haia a 4. Sietnrd.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16

onhs15h-f AOrn 1852. M1 ELIZA JONES' rsIet Of the
late Cal h JoIe El
,rfsndi and The "a ny r,qlSsei TO attend her
funeral fraa arA uibpy Of AMI RrAnk o. esis
en- uIisy, lIih rs., Al n O'clock A.. N.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16

THE EsINr IN FAuQUItR a citizen from TIE
Raypahsnnoot We learn that the emery mad, buE short
ay in Warrtn:on, Va, on the 6h init. Taey passed
en- up the Winchester ro,d We uldurstsLd that they
arrested William II. G,nes, pro nins~t and wesll y
citizsn, and demanded OF bin uss he should take Il
on Of difl)yay. Mr. Gaines reused and they dis-
charged him We have not heard oi any urtler inter
ference With the ez Is or their property. IL 10 lad
"a y pGyed for what they TOOK
Oar informant states that R,tt T. Scott had inter
vsw with Gary, the Federal com nsncs, in which bs
a,ktd to knew wsy prvae ctI ns sns Lon conbsta' .
intsrfsIsl wIth contrary to tie Iuts OF civlI
war? Several Of these we're v th Gary 90 prisoners at
the time. Gary gave special reasons for hsvlI arrested
hsm and denied that /. bis design or habit TO inter.
fcre with tuch. Among bis prisoners was one OF tu'
soldiers, by the nam, Of Oien. He was band uf d
soft asked Why he this irsafds The sniser IVES
ba be had b, en- scliag gu.rrlls, aad WAS 70 lie
tired by court marital ter his lie.
Oien 10 the same sjlder that brought in hse oil tire
enemJs cavalry, VINO surrendered 10 him so'e, pesr
OrLan. Faucuier The next day h. vent upon scout
inx eIpesiIon with smother SOLDIER and when BIZ
ket's mill fell u With q large body OF SCOUTS oil Il o
snemv. III, two Conlederstis retrear d, tui "a w.
GU, fl by the shuving of gaze Ia his face, alter his
oomrads had passed Tho enemy were 90 eloee upon
him that escape vas impossible. he turned and stood
upou his dsience. Ne killed one OF the enemy outright
aod sounded another MORALLY. They rush d ppon BIN
with oppoiog cries Of "kll him " ".sks Lin !" Tnss
Who were for taking him prisoner succeeded In saviog
bis e though not until he was considerably beat AID
bfuisd Ii is said that they bore him away, at
temp was again made upon bis life, by portion Of bis
pors 10 the midst of which he seiz pistol from
one Of them and shot him through. 0dsns eom AIDES
we're afraid that he had been killed. ard sought mis- body
along the track Of his saptors Tnsy cid not kno. Of
hii escape ON death until he Was brought hanoouned
to Wxrrentoa
Oien Is power ul man, perftcly fearless and every
ircA soldier. To lmperil hi. life the charge that be
was guerilla is lot TO be allowed dc is regularly en-.
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HaARURn.

Ga The lCtt Of pr the e.id rfJho-rs WWcofnI ~
ndsr I'M ke-rT ey Or NAT dAklBb H. NOoolNG, ofHt'
IylVrl. Va, Mia tU IAN n. wARsaN.of EN-, r IaI
rssns5ors ~ PArs AMI GAlVAstsa Texas Meas plsAIs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-16

t p.,,. s,,,,c,.-au,d.v evs,jns.
~, - 49,.
Aufso Ano'snce' oo"poses VI o'
Concentrations and otheri Who feel intse"sa inc
ligious culture OF ths army, asssnskd 10 the 6rs
sgest ptist Courch Of this ely. Rsv O. II. Rsid. d.
D opsnsd the meeting With prayer Rev. NJ. Diekin-
son nads brief sAtsmsat Of the history snd opsra.
tons Of the enterprise He said that vh,n tho var cane
upon us there were IL the employ OF this organ sh
large proportion OF AL the Oolporeurs In the bnts and
as az that time thers ce ior the prosecution OF
army eolpoiase, be VI" oireoed 10 Turn oil TOE msn 10
his employ into the army; tnH tue f'ee eiieuAts1
were devoid OF any sectaran osarng and are ifom tns
pens OF pous men OF nersnt eceiessca esnnse ions
and that they are placed "a the every Boos
Who desires 20 act tcf disnouier. Tnere are nov
more Ihan one hundred pious hoorefs engAsVu IN
work. aud they are In every di'ision OF the army. AZ
ready Thousands bad been rsachea ano oeneneo sno
the funds needed could DO raised vai more might Do
done.
Rev. Ro hJhnc, " ", nao osen eussgee So Io'Psi
teur In the hospitals Of tnls Guy; ne n.a 'oulu s
diers moot eager TO receive reaoins anu nus
tentive and interested 10 MS PERSONA apes, Io.%
become Christians ne Sehe,eo mat 'ns ums .s.rs
ire not less than wv SICK sou ers 10 vac sna
ought to be oopor eur Tor each nespaL b'sioes ei
trbiion Of Tessmsnts and tracts, the Doctor csffsa
around twenty-five religions papers every day-cop es CT
the Methodist Christian Advocate the Uhurehman, Fees
oyterisn and the Herald. These are eagerly read am
do great good. The tros are acceptable to ALL OWING
to their being OF the catholic character Ne thought
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gment and therefore was abe to TESTIFY 10 70 the en-
cisbcy Of this cause. He had often Witnessed the JOY
of the eelder at the visit oil some man OF u ID from
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