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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
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iMBURlN0
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AND
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q Bewass Of the ordinary oheep toeth nov.
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o. frisadss Use Or. HusAss CeleSeeta1
10.eh wash. Price, 81 cents pr bottle.
The aetstnGens wash 10 also the best remedy In
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can make 70 another. Price, u. Sent b. expreeo
on .sesip. Il price,
For sals at oil The bsst stores thrsushout he
country.
OAurIox.-As there a.s dealers Who tai. ID.
vantage Of our advertisements 70 impose upon
their eusto0sss inferior psspasations ie 10 neeeee.
sary to insist upca hsviss what you cell for, and
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pared BY IN expesisnesd and scientific Deaiist,
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eiston, and Vics. President q the New York
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

Gen. Chas. p. Stone, of Balls Bluff
tame, it 10 stated, has been releassd from
It Lafayette without trial Of any so,t.
Either his arrest was . great personal
wrong, or bis release, under such cir
cum'tanoes, is public outrage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

ILLINOIS STATE FAIR PosrPoEED.-
The Executive Committee Of the Iii.
uois State Agricultural Society have de-
cided to postpone the holding of the
Annual fair for the current year, until
1863. TIE exhibition was to have been
held at Peoria, but the military have
taken possession Of the Grounds, and
the Society has to surrender.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
1t having been stated that parties leaving the
State for the purpose Of avoiding draft, have and
are being taken across the river in ski6s durina
tie night and carly morning hours, notice 10 here.
by given to the owners Of skifs that any person
detected in tho act Of taking such persons across
the river, knowingly allowing their hosts to b
used for such purposes, will be held responsible
for 20 doing, under tho late order O. tho Secre.
tary OF War. JOHN E. henry,
Deputy o. s. Marshal, District Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

'hUSTEE'S SALE.-Whsrsas, on the 18th
- 1sy Of Oetossr, A. D 1855, Paastck Le;ey
+. o;noeet Foley, his wife. sxseeted unto ions
v:. I. = Trustee, esstsin DEED q IIsst.eoa
fyn9 70 said Trustee The lard in seose cosnsy,
~ ~ sesoeissd ~ ielloss, to-wit: The eass sen
g.. ssnoee t~enty-6ve rs In Cock cesS,
ia .aN to The sityof 0svsnpest sa:ss
~. soavezsnes vas made By ne seid feu1c.
o. : "9a bridget Foley, his wife. Tor the PIsPss.
soa. ~ TIE payueet Of ooe eeef.an pss6 -.
80 s -" zoe interest thereon, signed p ~ ~
- sosy and Bridget Foley. dss:d he 18Th a.y
ssr sss. A. D: 1853, and payable one ~ -.
nm s. - % tes order Of James G: bon,sf te ~
is ~" .. one hundred and ninety -thrse !S-leV eea
=" s..ee re lived, with interest o "a ~ =
arS oeaA After maturity.
.k. .S ,saad neto having oeeooe oos -
~. .ac the said Patsick Foley and 6Fidee.
Sy,,. '.ros JAILED - pay The $50 = ~. 80:
Mill: 9ssse - Aforesaid. 90 neaeey ~
.S',o sosles, thst by virtae Of The PSves Hf'cs
a. lsl day Of ?. lsss "a
49,. = me Cssst Reuss dose. II re ~ s.;".
~ Expose and offer for sals, O pe9nc s.o''. -
m..h A 81 lead above oes. -.
~. -. eeot ~ seall u noeOsay -
th.,s saeant q sai1 noeo wiss ~. ~. IN ~
sess. 20 tas day Of sajs, sogstnes 49, ~ p
IN .o ~ .eap:nsss aseeedise 80 -
J f1.sSS p go trueseeS -. - ,are
- 'As 1s'A dAvef 49, ~ A. II Sn ~ gas
as4o-dh Tfssose.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
CITY .aVD CO UTT Y
ORDERS
" N II n ID.
E'eo'a' OF
JOHN L. COFFIN,
-n-
DAsEMENT OF STATE BANK
dc2l-dtf
RElPE L PRATT'S
Rathing House 1 SWinniDg SchoeI,
RULES AND REGULATIONS

l The sstabiishment consists Of two depart
meuts. vis: Bathing House aud Swimming School
The Bathing House, which i divided into
two Distinct spastmeats, nay b occupied q any
hour during the day BY holders Of season ticketl
for swimming and bathing, OF Of single bathing
tickets.
5 The swiuning dspaztm+ ut win b used q.
clusivsly By free swimmsu and swimming schol.
ars, only in batAing drees during lossso
for sWimning scholars only il pssesoee Of ~
swimming teacher. Free swimmers ~ those whe
ass able % swim once entissly asosDa TIE asea
with sess. Swimming .shesass snsil Psoaessesd
fee swimmsrs) viii not b permitted = swim
without the belt 70 prevent accidents.
BY adyics q physIe3aas, the Gns q ronain-
ing IN The water viii b Mnitsd 70 Is minutes II
spring, % 30 minutes in SammeF, and - Is min
s a 10 tssmisstics 4 saeh Lessen ~ asu.
beeo viii leave the basin at the sigsal % make
room for the others.
BsaAing houss 81 svinniag sshosl will b
open every day except Sunday, from o'clock II
lhe.nosnise til nine in the evening: sasdays
ne ssinutsg sshssl win - asvsGsS s1sls
sively = ladies from % il 4. y. I'D lroa =
= r. r., accessible - male nsnbsss, iron Z %
six 4. y, saA ffoo II 4. n. 70 3P. \. ssA fss0
8 Psiits behavior l. expected . veil q peopss
s&ssnion = The rules And 1isectioas q tAs sash-
Any neeessaey alterations a rules aad regu-
la&ioss win - pestsd p II The ssons.
10 6saseo tjshse . the bas1ing hsaGe -
svinnisg seAeol, e4.oo, - haif y = - paid =
hath tsaats - cents, - fse - dollar.
II DaGhiag deaDeA towels -. viA > t.a1so.
"a b. the ns0bees q he sviooing 0eheol, -
Will b talsa ehssys e. dsisd asd kspt II esdss u
desired, ~ . shasgs q - ssoo pssvsc
p fssc.ss e s .ss ssssks. ~ 1SesS r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
New YORK, Aug. 2lst,

NEw YORK, Aug. 2lst.
Special correspondence to the He'ol0,
says: That Fort Donaldson had been
abandoned by the fede' als, as a Iar,t
retel force was advancing, and the
post was DOW valuelees there being but
80 inches Of water 10 the Crn berland
river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

nI0HT.-NO mOEo 0PPV'usncusS %
Msjor General or Brigaoier General are
to be made, except, for meritorious SER
vice during the war. This decision Of
tho War Department 10 rig hteous one.
The moral effect Of it will, without doubt,
be more salutary.
ONO is required to furnish "a, 400
men to cover xli regulations, of whom
$1,000 are for old regiments.
LETTER FROM JUDGE THAYER.
MuscAr1NE, Iowa, July 30, ss2.
James J. Glide, Esq, Lhaivmd~ Of Cbmmitses
U'sion Defence Aeesings, Cedar Rapids, o.eo !:
DEAR SIR Your letter Of the 28,h
inst, inviting me to attend " War
Mass Meeting" to be held at Cedar
Rapids on the % day Of August next,
aud address the people-has this day
been received. am sorry to say that
my business arrangements are such o.
to prevent my attendance.
The Government requires 800, 900
more men for its preservation. Five
thousand from Iowa. Will they be
forthcoming! I believe they will, and
other thousands to follow, if required.
| believe, sir, no nation ever drew sword
in holier cause /; and l further believe
that man who would not show fight
in defence of the government which
has protected bis life and property SC
long, would not even raise an arm to
ward of the knife were It aimed at biz
own heart.
To-day see the traitors hand raised
to strike at the very heart Of the nation
and unless the people rally to its do.
fence, that blow will be struck, and con
stitutioual liberty throughout the world
perish.
We have in this contest, everything
that is sacred and holy to fight for. II
Gen. DIX was right when he said, I'll
any one attempts to haul down the
American flag, shoot him on the spot''-
how much more just;fiable are We iu de
claring-"if any person strikes at tn,
Constitution or Union, shoot him OF
the spot" 1t the flag offs nation is &C
sacred, who dare say that the Constitu-
ton and the Union, those sacred instru
ments which created the flag and CAV,
1t the sacredness justly claimed for it, ar,
not clothed with the same sacred PIANO
ply =
Let mankind understand that the
young nation is spending its blood aut
treasure thus freely to preserve Unior
which is the palladium Of our politica
safety and prosperity, and a Constitu.
ton which IS pledged to secure tn,
blessings of liberty to ourselves and GU,
p ,stcrity, and the course the Govern
ment is pursuing will be approved by al
the civilized nations of the globe. Lee
our own people understand that this il
the object aud the only object Of the ex
isting contest, and we will not only fillyu
the dcciminated ranks of the army il
the field and raise all the new regiment,
required, but we will break the ropes @
steel which unite the southern aim ant
destroy the food which treason feeds up
on. Let the rallying cry be "rhe Con
stitution as it is. and the Union as i
was" and we will strengthen the hand
ofthe brave men already in the fielt
and carry dismay and terror in the cam,
of the foe.
Yours truly and with respect,
EDWARD H. TnAYER.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
HOOD!
AA
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED
yxse Published, - AsslsS xassieps;
at# %3w Fries, &e lsaes' W
a lEcTURE on TT NATUNE.

: MESs1I9q'ssaE E, ~ 40 EASSs ke5T2'@'
runR oesP.RMAfORR40A 0RsnlMII
" Weskness, lsysluseasy EnlMisaA Ss1nal
debility "a l1psdie.sss e 1890 ssser!s ~!
N~seI ~ Phveieei Ipeepa ity, resalting from
ss,f.A ~. 1e~Sy ROB'f J. CULvE9N4Ll,
4. b., A.ai9 4 ~ 0rsss Bsss' e.
"a 1ees = TAsosasds q ss0sssSs,ss
~. ~ nei2. a rseaipk & IL eeots. q twe
.csea.x aae.1y rich. J. q. KLINE,
"a 1evsey, New Y@k, Pet o. Bs8 ~. :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

= rsya Aeviss m. a,s
u eesoaan peses . GnOty q UeveoRe,
!; ~ P:.:s: !. :A:!....sI..y1eys.!5s...|
Ssy 8 Dsvse2esss se-.s: ~ 49, sesvcee
-sss1 - ~ Il -. ~ ...Sss 2ests..
.Asa !: T.. ssss Z < - wis: i:,ss .iSsc
s..iss.' = q: i tSs .sss psSiIe p,sess 4 ala
city, - proceed aaa eli The saae q pablie $40
don, . tAs hieheet biddsr for eash.
% = = ~ ,.os;. 81 ::ss ~ !. ~: 49,,
=: "a, -; = 49,: - -: 81 -:
a.. 4 n sSsn - tSeS1ty a ii pesso -. ov,-
~ sa.sisSesose spseiSed. . ~ g. - -.
- - @sdsst - ii tSeir -. q os,,s.s
dor seee1nG, I'D any swils fo1ad sunaing q
iasee II any past q the city witAoet saeh nnes,
IN - aeelt With by the Ial1hal In the IN II
1919 ~ e 'ss y. sss. eGSassse'e' . =
F-0''',- = ~
To the Owner 81 0wine in he CITY ~
Davenport.
X1OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT ALL
: 0' 'oe1~
RU0NING AT LARGE
oein pens, contrary = the above osdinaase IN III
city Of Davenport, from and satsf the
al, nav NJ Au~ms< 1910
| vill b dealt With .neordin~ "a lav.
r.,-oo.. ,o.. CITY Aasshs'.
$500
- - DUNN
HuuSe AND XIRN pAVA1SR.
sssssS 49,!
,A,-,.,.ro,, vv,,..
."'
I~-o0 --
e''
rAv,vn uAnp ApoAropu>vmo v,mu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

IT requires q, $40 msu 70 al up The
regimeats in the Geld from Indiana.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
ORDER NO. 2.
HEADQUARTERS, RECRUITING DRP0r,
DAvtNPORr. Iowa. August IL. 1869.

HEADQUARTRRs, RECRUITING DIPor,l
DAvswPORT, Iowa, August IL, 1862. !
General Order No. 2.
AS 1t IS OF the utmost importance that the
Regiments Of Iowa volunteers now in the 6sld
should be filled up to the maximum standard ire
cru'tng officers for these regiments viii use every
endeavor to give circulation in their immsdiats
vicinity to the following extracts from Orders Of
tho War Department, viz:
Extract !: All men who desire sipgly or BY
SQUADS, to join any particular regiment or COM
p"ny 70 tne held are hereby authorised g present
70 csc Ieg,m ants. when they Will be enrolled and
forwarded At once to tho General Depot for the
Suste' tnere to be duly mustered and to receive
me bounty allowed BY law. In such Gases enlist
ment papers and descriptive lists will be forward
90 - directed in General Order No. los Of lesi,
woes That duplicate enlistments shall be forward
squad.
=. The attention Of recruiting officers il partie-
ulany directed 10 Par. VAC. General Army kegula-
s.ons, ~nlch provides that recruits shall b. for
s.a oltcner II Practicable, provided the number
aa.Ro.soie exceeds three Failure TO comply
WIN the above regulations will ncur the penalty
OF disohedicnce u orders.
recruits for old regiments will receive, when
accepted into the U. s. eeivice, 81 premium, and
20 80. the 500 bounty 20 b paid them 1t this
join the regiments.
:. Recruiting rendezvous have bsen establtsh.
~ - 1n"sr ehar,e Of regularly dstalsd omesrs ct
Nc .o.ow'nE Places. VS.; Dsvenport, Iowa City,
.uscsr,uoe. Mt Pleasant, Newton, Fairfield, VIM
tSn. Charlton. vashiatoa, De- Moinss. Oss.mvs,
DDC1ncli Bluffs. Indepen sncs, Keokuk, Marion,
1e.'evae. Burlington. Brooklyn, Dubsque,and C.
dsf Rapids. BY order,
+. B. he .DERSHOTT,
Capt. ID Art. SUP Vol b. 8. lows.
y. " wRlesr. 1ss t. q lows Cavalry. sad
Adj. Recruiting depot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

WILL SA1D.-Long after the victories
OF Washington over the French and
English had made his name familiar to
all Europe, Dr.. Franklin CHANGED to dine
With the English and French ambasssa-
dor', when the following toasts were
drank:
"EHGLAxD-The Sun, whose BRIGHT
beams enlighten and fructify the remot.
eat corners OF the EARTH"
The French ambassador, too polite to
dispute the previeus toast, drank the fol.
loving: -. $50
"FRAScs-The Moon, whose mild.
steady and cheering rays are the delight
OF al nations. ooosoling them in DIRK
ness and making their dreariness beau
Dr.. Franklin then arose, and with hi,
usual gracefulncss, said
GsoReE WAsHIsoron-Tbe Jo.hu..
who commanded the sun and moon to
stand still, and they obeyed him."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

AFFECTING ScENR.-Orpheus G. Kerr,
relates that on Monday. indeed, an en-
terprising chap from Nantucket open
ed q museum on the outskirts OF town,
by way Of varying the monotony, and
quite numerous crowd assembled to
witness the performance. This museum
comprises . real two shilling piece, in
closed in q strong glass case, to pre-.
serve il from the violence Of the mob,
and even respectable old married men
60 to see it, for the sake Of past associa.
tons. On the occasion ofmy visit to
this unique establishment l arrived
shortly before the exhibition began, and
found a brilliant array OF beauty and
fashion for an audience. It was quite
interesting, my boy, to hear, tie con-
versation going on. There was q fine
young chap just in front of me Who has
recently been appointed to the staff Of
the Commander.in. Chief in conse quence
Of his great experience in the coal bust
ness, and says he to another Lubn's
Extracts chap:
"Fwedwick who ia that vanishing
crcatah ovah they.ar. with the Peach
Orchard eys and Lebigh hair p
Jaw, dimmy" says Lubin's Extracts,
that's the great heiress. She's worth
eighty thousand postage stamps"
THE we'd kind" says the young
staff chap, eagerly--"is it the icky wed
kind, Fwed ?"
"No," says Lubin's Extracts, scorn-
fully; "it's the green ten cent kind"
"lntwcjoose me-" says the staff chap
excitedly-"'ntwojcose me, Fwed; mus,
know her-upon my soul must"
Upon bis soul, my boyle aaid up
on his soul When it is possible for an
introduction to take place upon such q
soul as that, my boy, it will be compar-
atively easy to maneuver On elephan,
brigade .on the extreme point of ar
infant needle.
When the manager of the museum
came ont to lecture on his great na.ura
curiosity, there was immediate silence
and when the case was uncovered. re-
veal'ng the quarter to full view, severa
very old gentlemen tainted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

sATlONAL War CLAIM ACk.CI !
sARRoWs. REED l. CO.,
WARRINGTON D. G., NO. Ill PENN. AVENUE
ID ave N p0F t, low 4 !,
NO. LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.
All claims for bounty and ARREARS Of pay for
soldiers who have died in tho war for the rebsl-
ion pensions for invalid soldiers. losses sustained
BY officers for horses killed in battle, damage to
property used BY Government, and oil other legal
claims against the Governmeat may b procured
without delay By application 70 either Of our Of
Uses in Washington, D. G., OF in Davenport. Iowa.
BARROWs, REED + co.
myls dlnwsu
$50 BEST PIANOS. $50
Grovestsen 1 Hale having removed - their
new warerooms,
NO. 47s BROADWAY,
ass ow prepared 70 offer TO the puplie mAkni :
cent new scale full
= Octave Rosewood Piano,
containine al improvements known in this ooun-
try or Europe, ovsr-stsung bass. Frsseh grand 90
ton, harp pedal, full iron frame, for
A10o 0A0H.
Warranted For Five Year
Rich moulding cases,
Alto to 9 q O O,
ill warranted made Of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold fer 500 $50
By the old methods Of manufaotnre. We Invite
tho best judges to examine and try these new in
strumsnts and 70 stand ready at oil times TO test
them with any others manufactured In this coun-
try.
GROH.ESTEEF = HALE,
ny1e-dsm 47s Broadway. New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23
DRY GOODS.

T. DRY GOODS.
Sl,,,,., .,1.,,.r i
|DRr4ooDo.
T. n il. = 81 - Et
e. =. wAx1LBR,
l fts}t Y ff&t " II btt
has just ssssivsd he
Largest and Cheaper
-oEocE O. %ast
FANcY d STAPLE DRY aoOD3
In t1ao 0tAeo OF Eovva
DOUaHT FOR CASE,
AND VII n SOLD
Cheaper Than The Cheapest.
CONSISTING IN PART OF
100 pieces Nsrrimaek and other psilts.
500 pieces brown ard blsaehsd muslin.
800 pieces Lawns, Baz.gss, Briltiaats.
100 pieces Dslainss, Challiss, Mohairs and Sill
Poplins.
~ pieces Domestic, Scotch, and other Cling
soopisess Cottonadss, Dsnins, Hickory, Chsekl
Linen Drills, 10.
go dos Hsss, Gloves, Nitts, u.
500 Sumner Shawls, Of I'll kinds and qualities
600 Silk Pasasols and Sun Umbrellas. and ever
other kind:of goods usually found In arst elias
Dry Goods Store.
Don't ENtl % ErUMeisel
CHEAP l. GOOD GOODS
before purchasing. VNo trouble 70 shsw good
at WHIsLER,s.
The Peerless
SPRING STEEL HOOP SKIRT
i The very latest and best in ~, Just rsesived
$500 for sale.at New York price, q
WHlSLERB.
u 1000
NEW PATTbRN FRENCH COLLARS
!. at one half the usual prices ct
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

N1Gsol3gteose.
epHB COMPREHENSIVE 1DR2TQJOR1 *
j istinG uodee the stylo q DIV = DsoUn =
this ~ liselvsd b. The witb1Eawal e 0eesge 3.
hef 0ROeGB o. O. nov, 3
AN. !, D90VQ.
A1g1ee I, le12. F.a aGf at14 haF n assF
sS fsf Es@a EsE nasAs4as- ssss H
he uo6asi0e0 0Aos the sooa16eo - sSoisD
his sAasAs - aaGsO ~ 30 lavseA - se1ieils
~ M slassa Is :. enc, % O04. s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

RloRT.-No more appointments as
Msjor General or Brigaoier General are
to be made, except, for meritorious ser.
vice during the war. This decision Of
tho War Department 10 righteous one.
The moral effect Of it will, without doubt,
be more salutary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

ONO is required to furnish "A, 400
men to cover ali regulations, of whom
$500 are for old regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-23

LOTT aUARD0.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-02-15
THE COUNTRY DEMANDS VOLUNTEERS

We publish ihis week the startling news of
another important defeat Fort Henry has
BEN 'aken, number ef or brave volunteers
have fallen into DE haul, n he cneuy, anil TIE
bridge over the T.unessce river has been de
suovel What results may follaw from thi'
defeat are vet 10 be aeea. Il T. very evident
however, that We have non naitea' number
~ torps Go Korfecky and 'hst u1'es reinforce
u,u,s are SEN, forward without delay that an
Of aar strong positions must yield before ihe
overwhelming numnoa If the enemy.
The perloI Of delay ta- passed. III Saa'h-
orn people must row aet. and act promptly Or
serious disasierr siI follow anil the -uso which
ihey have e. much g. ba4rf oiIi fessite a chrek
iha, will pra'erE Co., var 'cyaral years Tie
Gogrnar Of Mississippi appreciai'nt the crisis.
has called or I'm ihoa.Hod additional vo'ar'aam
II ,hesc are uat forthcoming 20 1ag SEASON a
dran will De- ordered Gov Rector u krksn-
sns, on The f,qai..Goa II Con Van Dorm has
issued a proclamation calling fora iiks uambsr
u men The State 8. divided into four military
divisions and a quota a-irnol 20 each At or
either " Do divisions failing 60 rYarf ihr nom
hfr n men respectively assigned 20 them NY
ne iih IF March, vii De- ''.ct 70 o draft by
eonntigs ao'l their jse proportion according
90 population il furnished 90 %. the -.qu.i,ian.
The enemy hoer now 10 tha fdd on army FIR
superior ~ numbers 10 ours NJ vrli drilled and
we'll disciplined .oldfr- They arr avafe Of
This and they know that Che time Be- aeAr o, hand
whcu the term NJ enlistment n olr twelve
mo-th. volunteer win soon expire anI their
policy is therefore. 10 push forward 'heIr forces
and defeat our armies before endorsements can
be sent to their relief.
The question hra that sdlts.a1s .tsalf 10 ne
IT, shall we permit this Shall We stand IDS
by with our arms folded. while orr brethren are
hghiin, iha enemy on 'ho border aal making
broatnork. n fhalr badrs 10 mp.l 'ha mgad.
ers' Shall $50 vat until ur var Is brought
bone 10 our Own doors before we advance ,
IN lleawns 1ama aHd tbo usme II humanity.
3e say no. Bot lft rs form company after
company. and regiment after regiment. nul
'oGry 10 the seems OF action. u th.4 is doae-
il all who con go will tern outat once. and With
alacrity three o- four months pi.l end ibc war
Troop ar needed at Bowling %. Of 60.
limbs aul At other points 100 Kentucky and ia
Tmrsoc lnata weeks a a-ge force sill
be required in Missouri We shoui bear 10
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Il Hu.e island h', 'ftNed lie rc.
ports AHtnvy yWnHw'r ih. N's''r
d.! a. io O'clock, winch "'g.d or,iI
night Ow hAt"rf., returned ihr o..
adAu.y. setting uun Steamer 900 Gre
-uur uHu,r- 30 tht i-Iam were also
iui TIL attempt g. land, under cover
of ruc gums, had NOT succeeded when
lhr courier 'rl' 1t was Hpp'9cd the
fight w.u'j br renewed tins morning.
81 klldara reported
WISE D. uI, and has removed his quar-
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Two .uuunats remained at PASSPORT,
eight miles from luka
It's reported that troops are moving
uu lukt. 900 bum ihe bridge over Boar
Creek Troop. have been sent up from
uero ru mpncpi thcir movements
Much rNcitcmeut~ prevail, here. mill.
hiy enthusiasm running high. =
NugF.fk Feb s-lhs engagement
AL Roanoke island commenced On Fu.
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