Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-02-28

arrived StGyyGing by )llc tactic Raili oa
from Secal'a, N custody Of Capt. Tolnpkin
o! the oth inMA heaIpp H. ul Infantry:
Big. Gen. Price, Col. Dorsey, Col. Cros
agnds gan, sdlpzea aef a!aj, Sen. iPyise's statt
L. u. Sloss, DanierCt. Rodman, Harmo
Smith, Franklia Motz, Wm. Ronney, II. A
Mason and J.-G. Ross.
Gen. Hal,cck has comnuted the santenc
Of TIE bridge burners, The orders is as TO
II. consideftGbhiot the r1.teeNst yiciories wo
by tae Federal forces, and of the rapidly ir
crta>ing loyalty of c!tiz rs of Missouri, wht
for a long time, torsot their duty to their IA
and country the seateicts Of John &. Fohl,
kins, Wiasd fots'iey, John Patton, Ihos. II
Smith, Stephen Scctt, Geo. ii. CUNNINGHAM
Richard b. Growicr'- and Geo. NJ. pulha.
heretofore condemned t. death, be provision
aly 't M'ttsated g. CLOSE eoniineme ? + in rth
military prison 1t Alton rebel spies ,isi aga
destroy railroads or telegraph lines, and thu
rend~r 1t necessary for Us to make severe ey
arnples. fhe original ntenses1 againstz .efcs
inen will be carried into execution.
No assessment viii be levied or colccte,
Die
serb cd cath of sGllegianceAN Boards ,U,s cCan
missions will be appointed to examine tn
cases OF prisoners afs yar vino apply to TAX
the 'th of allegiance, and on their recon-
men iati9p ords,s will pe issued floms thes
headquarters foi their release.
Three companies Of The 7th Missouri O.
march from Wa Tcnt0h,, overlook some rebel.
en- Tlute for l,gG;ee, and in the chase epsuins
shot one Of tlreti, wheh the rest Surrendered
One o. the prisdnecs is a notorious cLaracte,
named Hiii who robbed some of Mulligan's
men after .he Lexington surrender.
Letters from Springfield state that refugee
tamilpes are ret.q ming there rapidly.g Gep.
Edward Prica IRA tie rebel %colohsels We're tT
captured at Warsaw by q dytachmcnt oc the
lst Iowa cavalry fsulaler.e apt. Thompson and
company 4, Of the !, Iowa infantry. Gen.
Pr'ce9; yasteq 4roypd to day, on paroie,J but
the PRISONERS all hlt foi Alton to day.
I'l. NtkI Hersy Warren, Of the Ist Iowa
cavalry, who was under ~, est, has been re-
leased aud resuHt- d command of the regiment.
The charges, frivolous a $ they were, hav..
been densd5,g every eiicer of5the con- inland
and the slsjog'Ytio made the M has .beea le-
qnes ed t rrsig.-
Ih, rebel sur. cons C. -ptursd by Gems. 81
gel a"d Curtis 10 ow sp.insfiell have been
allowed tielrhhrty, accordance with Ger
ordrrs4 pi1 posing TO exempt sur
geons nom tie ordinary penalties Of pris-
oners Of war.
r,poit was brought 10 Head Quarter by
3 pr t,,ndcd refuge Vho escaped from Colun-
jua, oi Tuesday, night, and reached Cape
Grard al yester;''y morning" tto the effect
that Columbus had not been evacuated
y t; ule dca'cr ;i:,ired Deitz was arrested
to day tor dyhaal.ns the Government.
.., LlaG q CAlRo, Feb. 20.
On!J I6 reEiaI, Il Company g, In llli-
1olS l|yslrcnl,i 81 . arc hot killed, woundes.
'f ta>i n prisoners. Not over 100 effective
men Az ieit IL the r2s simept. .t.,. .so';
One tt9usaEd, :cesh prisoners left for
CAMP Douglas. las. evening via the .IHnois
Cehtrai Railroad, More " ii follow today.
Ihos'; s.rt yesterday We Missssipplans and
ieA4nS. Two boa: ads have jIist arrived.
md vii be forward d iu.lne iitely. 7,.rf ,a-
y al officer states that tue eAaggesations
# Maj. Post, Of the 3th Illinois, whD was ia
ken pT oAer before the surrender; of Fort
Jgne!@pn. materially aided 10 prqycntins any
9Ithgr assistance oq lheirp H. b.. .Eaga;
-. a ~, cial or er was '>aued, ;o,dty, forbid
Ing Oh issue of passes % DDneison and
.tacT I ints on the Chic river ;bove Cairo.
VA ID II * f,r,l ~. ron@r,ea ih. ky t''l. e :,
Ia,r No.. oon.snaI - Ipo; ~ .nN' "a, n
state ni Tennessee 10 repeal I'll laws passed
y The tonled crate Legislature Inconsistent
vita f. Federal Con >tiiu;i,u .-
49, ' 60 wv" 80 '''' t-'-'
"aa~/h BALTIMORE, Feb.2l.
Ncit' er Col Cercoran, Col Il ee, or Major
Revere are among the returned prisoners.
-srofq I1erala-s Dispatch. .' 1'- .''s"l
r. ~ % ,e.fl,o riz
l.: n a. nAeou'i;e ESQ, 81 ne oa:iase was
,..s.ty e oSLuplsu .o-.;-y M'tn 'he cohsiuera'ion
= W.. W., ~. tdsAo' "l'''oul coiiin
~ ~ - S'N w. si ~ SooJoct Vas i'os'po'sSo
AZ ~ : . suay - ts.-s.. ~, .......
u ~ '0''"'gi 90ui"r,' o!iEll - iiaii ''
= IL my tpn',s.ee t', on roFe.Sn e,a.,ops, On
,s ,s' A','l,s asA'f;..l t.'"1eso ana 'ie uuty
;. oo, 's, e".i oet' i'ile'''' Is s'tld 70 pe an
"A .'e'l a,'' en':ios've oAPoSlneh o.
ne 'i',e pos's'o - - o.ltesSu lhaS the
~, ...a'lo't - nus report WIZ Dc ADOPTED
y '''e ''e''"'e' = ,,- r., .o-il
S sNo4;ca ,, VIM ~ hoo, .a,a;"n'I,.'r ~; W.
h., 100 ~" '.Ie.':u oy oFii. nooi
a. 49, ~ - 'u plisoills wouia DC
s". w W.. tus .a,nes ',ssi, c9'cluay, .ne
e " AZ as A.,o nApicss .y'] az aoUu' 90,
.ooli ~, stI ,;c. l;m inettihs p:ace' me
- u' ~. ''' ..'' 'a'u ~ III 'l.e evening. l"'>
noa ,oi ''' "' Gun, sa .'e eApecIyu p'isonerS
.a;4 '';.is ~ apps 'ia'iee %, .l5 " as .lnston,
t.'u ;ias II ] Aa.' aGlioieu nt;l ior ING nlgh'
-" ',..a .noa az aoo.s - i"e prisoners were
'','si} a. a. ireu a'ac ~ .,,.. ou! o5a.s.
ook several passengers down ard hrouob
,ack the crew of tie, xtoamer Einaa,f " wh;ah
an the blockade at Savannah some time since
,;tb :. ya,,,.hl, oarrn III, ',s a,., ~ ~
.,nts;n and ic,ew of tho ,:nht s'';n hn
ore rrnortcd as hav;na coma a.hora 'a' d,r;,n @
he last severe storm and he cTew Of Rr,t.
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