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Sad Accident.
STEAMER KATE CAssEL,
Aug 18th. 1852. {

v# ., EH @ Aug l7tn, loo5.
Captain Numbers company, from Agen.
cy City, started up the river, on Saturday
afternoon, on. the Kate Cassel. About
seven miles above Oquswka, young man,
about twenty years Of age, named Amos
Sutton Dudley, son Of Rev. Edward Dad
ley, of Agency CAy, who had been lying
asleep upon barge in tow, awoke shout
nine clock, and started 10 board the boat.
As he did 30, he stumbled over plank, and
fell overheard, in spite of the attempt Of
some Of the company to save him. The
boat was stopped, and yawl sent out to re-
cover him as quickly As possible, but with
out success !; he had found his death, in.
stead Of on the battle field, beneath the
water of the Mississippi.
The officers ofthe company and of the
boat made diligent search for the body. thus
far without finding Il. Young Dseilsy was
dressed in dark clothes, and had dark hair.
It is hoped that if his remains should be
found the fact will be Immediately commun-
icated to his family, with whom the whole
public must sympathize in their sudden be-
reavement. ... ...- ,-rr
A reward Of twenty-five dollars win be
paid for the recovery of the body by Mr..
Prugh, Of this city.
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Chattanooga Evacuated.
NASHVILLE, Aug, 2O.-There is rumor OF
the evacuation Of Chattanooga. Most ofthe
rebels have gone towards Knoxville and
Richmond. There is great activity among
military circles. Troops are arriving.
There has been no mails North for sever
al days.
A despatch from Adjutant General
Thomas to Gov. johnson says Union men
Of East Tennessee are held in confinement
o prisoners Of state. Gov. johnson has q
corresponding number Of traitors for OK
change.
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Report On Oc0 nBMeIcf's ACeA
WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-Hon. Reverdy
johnson, u Mary hnd, has made his report
to the Government upon the points in the
administration Of affairs in New Orleans
The President has approved its conclusions.
1t Is understood that he recommends the
sssWn - the Consul ef tn Netherlands the
cotton seized by Gen. Butler; that the $l16.
600 be refunded to tho French Consul, and
also that large amount Of sugar and other
merchandise be relinquisbed to the Greek.
British and other foreign merchants do,ni-
ciled in New Orleans. As regards Mr..
johnson, the seizure by Gen. Butler cannot
be justified i a.
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CHINA, GLASS, "a
q u Y Y N s w AR E!!

XXyE are now prepared to e6er to the trade .
w general assortment Of F4y ,seaa4s1
FRENCH CHINA, QUEENswARE & GLASSWARE
ofa styles and qualities 81 prices that cannot fats
render satisfaction Having Visited knFOpe IN person
and made permanent arrangements far the direct Ina
portation OF Wares feel justified in asserting
that wees sell goods - low a. any house In the
United States. Persons who are largely engaged In
vance on the sterling cost. W 7stf Ai sRsA
- COAL OIL LAMP6in endless variety, at very
low prices. McKlTTERICK : MILLER,
0rimss' Block, corner Main and Valley -sis ~ ~
$500 ~ $50, Burlington. Iowa
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ARREsrEp.-Last week the telegraph an
nounced the arrest Of Dennis Mahonv, cd
itor of the Dubuque Herald, for discouraging
cnlistments. The arrest was made by u s.
Marshal Hoxie, on Thursday morning. On
the following Sunday, about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon, d. Steward, editor of the Consti-
tuition and Union, at Fairfield, was arrested
by Marshal Hoxie, and taken to Burlington
on special train. The pair have since been
conveyed to Washington City.
These men have been fighting The Federal
Government as really IS the rebels in the
south have been doing, and in the way
most efIeetual in the north, and all loyal
men will rejoice that justice has at last over
taken them What difference there is be-
tween rebels ut the south and the north, it
is hard to see. Of the two the northern
traitor is the most dangerous.
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Cfarkesyiflc taken by guer.
na villas. ith
FoRT DONALDSON. Aug. 19.-C!arksvilie is
taken by f;nerriflss 900 or 800 strong and
are now moving IN this place rein.
forcementa il possible. ! have only $50
efficient men. aah % fSllT #
Signed o. H. K. McCoyNer.L, 20
Capt. commanding.
Col. Ransom with tho nth III. is now at
Smithland with his regiment and battery of
artillery. ~
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FSsT Aonaoz, Aug. la--XAst evening lG
union officers who have been long incarcera-
ted in southern prisons arrived at Fort Mon
roe. They srs from the State Of North Car
DINA, and other Southern prisons, and
come here via Richmond and make bitter
complaint Of their usage and hard fare.
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A CARD.


DAHt'NhVat IoV..
Ebrrsx CsURSER-Being iiesirsus II doing every>
thing within my power and ability 10 put end to-
on eart-the priceless nheritapce Of noble fore.
fathers-I to my patrons and friends, that
will render grataffoss Professional service, when
required to the antilles Of those no may volunteer
to defend the "Flag Of our Countrywide flag thar
Aoated cradles, and which, Through the
Providence Of God sBaLI float over orr gsares.
Ess sf#aas J. @. nkNSGY. N. D.
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Whal the Herald SAYS.

New York, Aug. 2o.-The Herald. edi-
toiially, says: We are inclined to expect
that Gen. Buffers next field operations will
be South Carolina that with the restoration
Of the old flag over the Custom House, Char
lesion will, before long, be under the whole
some discipline Of Gen. Butler.
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New Advertisements.
LEGAL N0TreE.


State OF IOWA, WapeIfo County !, .,t,4 s5ty ssy
To WILLIAM MEEKkR and D '. MEEKER. -
WOE ana each Of yos are hereby notified that on
II the 15th day OF September. 1882 the petition or
and A. MCGEE win he Ale In the Office Of the
Clerk Of he District Court Of wapco county State
Of lows asking tbe foreclosure ~ mortgage given
by John M. Meeher and Elizabeth MeekeT 10 said 8.
and A. Meesee upon the south east quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section five, tow nship seventy
18th, 1859. The said 8. and A. NcSss will in their
said petition Also ask Judgment against the estate Of
John W. Meeker, deceased, for two hundred dollaLA
given.
Now unless you appear and make defense to said
petition before noon OF the second day Of the
Bsxt Term Of sai Conrt to be begun and held ut Or
tumwa, IN said county. the 9th day Of ovember
1862 default win be taken against yoR and Judgment
and decree rendered in accordance with prayer or
petition. WILLIAMS L HAMILTON,
Aug. q, fS624w Att'yy for Petitioner.
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Washington. Aug. 20

Washington. Aug. 20. 4
Mr.. Stanton stated to-day that the order
for drafting to fiji up the old regiments
would be enforced without fail by the LIST
Of September. The old regiments which
have not been recruited up - the full
strength before that time will at once be fill-
ed by draft.
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SrArE OF Iowa. ADs'T GES'Ls OrrrcE,t
Isl, a.ag labgest 16, 1862.
General ORDER, No. 81. 7'
Until further orders, after August 23d,
1852, the headquarters Of this department
will be at Davenport, and an recommendations
viii he directed Accordingly.
n. 3. BAKER, Adj't Gent Iowa.
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The requisition from Iowa, under the last
call, is 1850 men, or about ten and half
regiments, thereby making the total requi-
sition for the GOO, 900 men, fifteen and half
regiments, from this State.
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wArnrSoroN, D. G. WAR DEPARTMENT.
Aug. IA, 10 A. NJ, 1862,

WATHIN0TON, ~. ". w An DsT AN"AS
Aug. IA, 10 A. ~, 1862, J
To Gov. KIaKwooD
Your regiments win be accepted II filled
IN this week as volunteers, but the proceed.
ines for draft should b. vigorously pushed
forward to fill up the old regiments, even
not otherwise required.
EDwix M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
Order Respecting Volunteers
aSia Militia.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Aug. IA, 6P.k
To Gov. KIRxwsOn:
Ordered fret, THAT after the fifteenth
day of this month, bounty and advanced
pay shall not be payed to volunteers for any
new regiments, but only to volunteers for
regiments now in the field.
! Second, Volunteers TO in up new regi.
ments now organizing will be received and
paid the bounty and advance to the I'D day
Of this month, and il net completed BY that
time the Incomplete regiments VIII be con.
solidated and superHuous officers mustered
out. f8a slJ "a
TAird,-volunteers 10 fiji upthe old regi
ments will DC received and paid the bounty
and advance pay until the first day OF Sep
tember. ig - t4 9G@
Fourth, The drsft for the three hundred
thousand militia called for by the President
win be made on Monday, the 4th day %
September, bet xeen the hours Of 9 o'clecA
A. N. and B. orelbek p NJ, and continued
from day to day between the same A0nr'
until completed. .a,.y. s,. .ag
FIftA,-If the old regiments should no
he filed up by volunteers before the frs
day Of Septemhera special drsh vii be or
dered for the deficiency. Gt u
Sizth, The exigencies Of the service re
quire that officers now in the Geld shoult
remain with their commands, and ~ office
now in the field in the regular or voluntee
service Will, under any circumstance, b.
detailed to accept new command.
By order OF the President.
- tasg5I EDWIN n. STANTON,
aa .ss Secretary Of War;
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REMARKS.

Without questioning either the antiquity
ofyou citizenship or your general peaceful
tendencies, Judge, We may yet be permitted
in the way of comment upon tire above dis
QUESTION to make few brief remarks.
!. You seem to be greatly excited over .
mere review of speech you made in public,
Upon public occasion, and in relation to a
matter of puHic Government, in paper Of
opposite politics, and you seem to regard it
as personal, and to feel hurt about it. A man
who i,as lived in Wapello eighteen years, and
been candidate on sundry occasions, edited
several papers, and been party leader.
ought not to be so sensitive, when your po-
litical course and speeches are reviewed in
the papers.
2. It is no fattery to say Of you that no
man cxerts more influence in political mat
tiers in this region than you do. In fact you
are the leader of the Democracy, aposition
for which you are not lily adapted. 1t is
not unreasonable, then, to infer, that when
you speak in public you mean something,
and when in a public speech, you say in
preference to aJolitionism de-" that Col.
Trimble will have more willy foe to contend
with than he had when fighting the rebels,
you meant to hit somebody hard. Who was
it? You don't inform us. You intimate
that most Republicans being honest, &C.,
you could not have meant them. If you did
not mean Republicans in part or in whole,
who did you mean?
8. When there is an obscurity in the text,
commentators resort to the context, and to
throw light upon the meaning you attach to
the term abolition, we may inquire what use
and application you have made OF the term
on other occasions, and we are confident
that reference to your speeches and wri-
atings will show that you have applied that
Inithet Unfortunately to your political op.
npts, the Republicans. to every member
u peRkY about whom you have had &C.
anything, not excepting the
~ lel = - United States. There
|. ~ T. hit one other construction
1eG Qu might have alluded
- - elements in your own
ld(d ollIces on former occa-
ut pnreasonably be sup
vivid recollection of about
you did not mean Republicans
BIT IS bard 70 tell who you did
wb~e else need Co. Trimblc ex-
"a \ willy q any Other foe, in his
IN Judgcship 1
Judgs, Ne WI ~ that geners
nanfa you expires and the tone
~ yoa great credit, and are
lpjlcahle % tie pfoosnt excited
nblfe mind, We tnpe such
rnfler mfrs renr wri-
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Another Alarm az Athens.

It Is reported that 300 rebels are again
marching ON Athens to reek yengesnce on
the Union msn fhsre, and that the Athens
forcs, only rs OF 30 strong, have gone out
to inset than, eight miles from town. II
reliable No shall soon hear important news
from them, but with such disparity Of
numbers we can look for nothing but rever-
SEES. We trust the whole report is another
bug. bear.-Gate CttY %.
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CLAIM AGENCY.
WASUfNGTON Nav 1880

Having established Claim Agency In this city for
the purpose OF prosecuting all classes Of claims n
shaItake pleasure In attending to any business that
may be confded to me promptly and ppon the most
favorable terms. with my seeuafnanee with the
different Departments, feel confident that can dive
full Satisfaction. Proper blanks win DO furnished to
all who desire them. HAWKINS TAYLOR
May 90, 1662-1214
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The officers appointed BY the Governor to
make the draft in this county are, A. Lots
peich, Commissioner; Joseph Hayne, and DR..
Williamson physician. We understand the
drawing is to come off September Sd. In
the meantime careful revision Of the roll
is to be made throughout the county.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. B. a. spanh!ins Mr.. LEE
J. MICHAEL and Misc MARY A. cI&spS q sisH
Ou the 18th, hv tie, same, M. SOLOMON Mercy
NOLDS and Mrs. ELIZA PURCELL. s.Ef v
Also, Mr.. lOIIX NJ JONES and Miss MARYawHIp>
PIE. Hga,'is.r ~ tJasli E'4p9 ''h
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The Office of the Adjutsnt General Of this
State has been removed from Clinton to Dav-
export. Correspondents will please bear
this in mind c-.- .aa
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The number Of rebel prisoners in the
hands Of the Federal Government, now
about being exchanged, is estimated at
twenty thousa nd FIVE hundred. The mum.
Der Of Federal prisoners in the hands of the
rebels is much less.
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The Democratic Convention Ut OSkaleosa
last week, nominated Mr. Msrtiny of Tsms Co.,
as their candidate for Congress. We know
nothing of him except that we believe he has
been member Of the Legislature. His
principal competitor was the notorious lie
Grand Byington, of Iowa City, who came
within few votes of being nominated.
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WAsnINsroS, Aug. II, 1862.
K:.I,-onA

WAsHiNGToN, Aug. II, 1867.
To Governor Kirkwood g..f...,a
Ordsysd eighth, THAT in filing an requi.
sitions for militia the quotas Cor the several
States he apportioned By the Governors
among the several couaAiaa> and heTe prac-
ticable, among the subdivisions ut rounties
so that allowance shall be made sncl conn
ties and subdivisions for al volunteers here
tofore furnished by them and mustered into
the service Of the United States, and whose
stipulated term Of service shall not have ex-
pircd. EDWIN NJ. STANTON. 'a.
y. L., , a.;r Secretary u War.
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Population Of the 4th Congress.
,a.t @ fOMN1 lD0AtPiCt.

The following We have compiled from the
United States Census Of 1860. II will be
found to the voters Of the 4th District con-
venient for reference during the pending
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Wanted! Wanted!

SIX JOURNEYMEN COOPERS, 30 make
Lard Tierces, for the making OF which the highest
CASH price win paid. For particulars apply either
in person or BY sestess>
BENJAMIN LADD co.
Onumwa, Iowa. 1sIy %, 1921 lf6w
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ATKINS
KNITTING MACHINE.
. surs,s-af a-rt s For y t,r#F
FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS.
SO to SIS per Week Profit can
be earned ON them by any
woman,

sFa sN HANryACrFRNS t. GU
Neekings end Socks. sfsyery she md ss,f~r., Er-
dershGss, DrGacers. Co,a!orfs, Table teIsrr, ME-
e1ryISesRss G.otas, t*asr-assye., TS&Sss, Sos,
msgs. Seaet', Rssosses, tsp'', crHSsfs. Xsad-
They use any deseripsisa of.Aresd, snk, Aisss. OF
Cotton, and Yam Of every kind and 81 any si4e from
10 to ~ guage, coarse Of fne, rough smooth hard
Or slack twisted. home spun machine SPAN Thry
Tsit theY9p fron ,As broasAss, - they KniA- n
1Aey make 5000 Stitches . Minnie.
The sane slitcA exsesiy - made BY hand. Arr
one who can turn crank them; child caA
operate them when the ussh Is eeaneneed. SIX doss
with steady wesk tHs number can Be greatly inereas
ed. They very staple the most mex perienced
can ~ once work and understand them; they do nos
ges ous o order, and win GOOD care they win last
The slishtest resectiss win SHOW that Ka.ssing
Machine, BY ~ novelty, and the vsnous uses to
Prontable Investment, than Sewing Machine, for
the knitting Machine 70 aetusI producer Of goods
which are very s.leaeAs, because every eas wears
chine, apd Sold d very liberal prsaA From - "a
% day profit cen be made ON tAen,-tho Who use
wool, and sssl Ne goods manufactured. In neigh.
norhood Machine win pay for hsen easily IN y
shorttim rlr.tts1 *. .Ea n.
TO Introduce the Machine In the North. vest. va
propose TO sen but Machine the first year In each
township, -givins the purchaser chance to operate
the Machine without competition, ~ 10 make the
give to suitable persons who purchase Of M, the
right to sell Machines In their tow nships At good
profit, thus enabling them BY two methods, to easily
complete, FoRrYerIvs DOLLARS. ''' o. "As'1'
Circular, which we win send on application VITA
give further and full particulars, cut Of Machine Ac
strucios giving full directiors how 10 use the Ma
chine andto make and finish al the articles il knis,
Address, rsS e s..s ss s,.sss
July -, lSe2-1A ICY
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| Speciae attentisn Of Al persons engaged
in seevsAfng service Is Called to the above
dispatches. They are conclusive and must
govern in all cases. agz asg an caIa
SAMUEL j. KrRKwoOD.
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Procinmation BY the Governor
Believing there are questions vitality af
fecting the public welfare that demand the
immediate attention of the General Assem-,
bly,: ear- -. sla
Now therefore /, Samuel j. Kirkwood,
Governor Of the State of Iowa, by virtue Of
the authority in me vested, do hereby con.
vene the General Assembly of said State in
special session, to be begun and held at
Des Moines, on Wednesday, the Sd day Of
September, 1862, at 2 o'clock p. m. Of said
day. "a
In witness whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused to be affixed thereto
the great seal of the State of Iowa.
Done at Des MONIES. the 10th day Of Au.
gust, 1862. .--g., IA
By the Governor, S
SAMUEL J. KIRKWOOD.
ELlJAH SELLS, Sec'y ofStAte.
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The Board Of Supervisors Of Lee county
have appropriated the sum Of &3s, 900 IS
bounty 10 volunteers enlistng therein, g
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The Democrats OF the LIST District have
nominated j. K. Hornish of Kcokuk, for
Congress. ... ...-.. a.- $50
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Mccall and COrcOran NJ Balti,
more.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 2O.-Generals Mccall
and Corcoran viii arrive here at O'Clock
this p. m. He will address the Irish Of this
city tonight. a Ri H ts.t
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A Rebel Camp Alta cked.

New MADRID, No., Aug. 20.-A force Of
cavalry from this post. under Capt. Frank
Moore, while on an expedition to Charleston
attacked rebel camp on White Oak Ridge,
west of Hickman, killing 4 Of the enemy,
taking 10 prisoners, including two Captains
81 horses and about 10 stands Of arms.
Capt Moore and one private was wound
ed, and one killed. 'fs<F
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More Specie for Emrope. We,
BosToN, Aug. 20.-The steamship Arabia
sailed this morning. She took out $l,s40.
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lespie was this day captusea by my com.
mand Of Confederate troops and was releas.
ed npon his parole Of honor.
Isignedl
N. A NAPIER, Captain G. S. A.
The steamers Sky Lark and Chile burned
on the 18th at the mouth Of Duck River, so
miles above Warner, by band Of 30 guer-
rilas, had on board about 100 persons in
all, and $50 barrels Of -four. She was fast
on the bar, had exhausted her fuel, her men
had gone on shore to cut wood, when on
Sudden they fond themselves surrounded
by guerr:llas who demanded that they sur.
render. T@fG ~
They fed to the boat. terrified, as they
had no arms. The rebels fred four times
and took them all prisoners. They kept
them over night and paroled them next
morning. "r.
Capt. Napier is one Of the prisoners who
escaped from Camp Douglas. ~
The Callie came down to the assistance Of
the Skyiark, and both boats were eapiured,
their furniture removed and then burned.
The pilot on the Calfie was wounded
also one fireman on the Skylark. The
Terry got away, but it is supposed her pilot
was killed. One sccessionist forced Gales
pie to stand while be fred his double barrel
ed shot gun four times from his shelter.
.rs
FoRrREss MONROE, Aug. 1s.-The old
bridge across Hampton Greek has been re-
built and pentoon bridge was laid across
near It.
A force Of cavalry arrived at Hampton to.
day.
A large number Of troops are encamped
about two miles this side Of Newport News
tonight.
A large baggage train is now at lamp.
ton.
Burnside is row at Fortress Monroe, and
there is some talk Of taking command oftho
army nox in command Of Gen Mcclellan that
. portion Of this army must remain on the
Peninsula is evident, and between Hampton
and Yorktown. as there are twenty acres
covered with hospitals at Hampton A
Railroad is now being completed between
there and Fortress Monroe.
UnioM Prisosaers froln Charles.
ten. ~
WILMINGTON. Aup. 2O.-The officers
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steamers Burned.

RocKPoRr, Tenn, Aug. 1a-Shaw Gal
lespie was this day captusea by my COM
mand Of Confederate troops and was releas.
ed npon his parole Of honor. "
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A. NJ. ROUSE,
ARCHITECT mn BU/IDER.

Is prepared be Furnish desfgps and 8, eefSestfona
for bAlldiBes Of every description, and also TO cor,
tract ibr the erection Of the same.
Shop Front Street, opposite tke old Post Office.
OrrUMwA, Iowa. July IL, 1882.