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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
A Supplement to an Ordinance

A Supplement to an Ordinance
L'nlited An ordinance 10 prevent annoyance from
" dogs,
Re il ordained by iha City Council Of Wilmington As
fdlbws;s-
|. Tho Mayor hereby authorized to appoint
niauy lerslns he may dtcm necessary who,a duty
1t shah ts t. carry this ordnance into strict 0eci, y
causing hi dogs t0unl running at large In this city, "
taken mp Killed sud buried, when not within this sxsp-
tinns fthc orlluanc, which this supplemeDt or in
cases Vt cary established accident emergency where
the animal H. peculiarly Valuable then and not Otherwise
And for the 10 hu per0rmbl In taking up kill
appointed shan receive not exceeding dollar.
sgc Any person VINO sha obstrue, ths officers,
stables other p.t.op pers0ns to he appointed
Aforesaid in carrying into effect the PROVISIONS Of thh
ordinance or shall wiltllly miclOusy Obslruct
modest the person rruns employed Ia the seizure
rHn-P liton of the d0g dogs by them arrested or IL
the burial ot tAvr rtrcAHses shall wfuly mali
euuHy destroy iniufe any pnhc private property
connected with The execution If this Ofdinanee elory
such person shi tp lials To lrit and pay the of
ouH hundred dollrs Tor every such offence half
thereof n the use o the person suing for the aud
the other hf lI the ut the Mayor aud Council ol
Wilmington
SIC 3. And that Section uf an Ordinance entitled sn
amendment 10 amend Ordinance entitled Ordinance
cunrrrnng dogs, ho amended by adding to said section
the follow Ing wud half OF said fine for the use "
the person lodging information and the other half for tbs
use u the Mayor and Council.
Passed At the Civ Hall July 10th, 1862.
JOlIN NJ. TURNER, President
D. MARiS. Gle X Of the City Cuuncl jYl5-2tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12

RETURNED.--S. NJ. Harrington, Jr
Esq, who has recently been on visit to
the First and Second Delaware Regi-
ments, in Virginia, to convey to them the
colors presented by our citizens on the
Fourth of July last, and enquire into
their sanitary condition, has returned to
our city. He has kindly favored us with a
full, well.written and highly interesting
account of his trip, which we will publish
on Friday,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
STATE HOUSE AT DOVER.
THE NEWS.

General Robert McCook was shot by
n party of guerllas, near Salem, Ala
bama, on Wednesday, while he was riding
toward Winchester, Tenn, sick, in an
ambulance, Captain Brooks, who was
with the General, was captured. Our
forces burned the house of the rebel who
led them into this ambuscade,
Quite stampede is in progress from
Baltimore Of parties eager to escape the
draft-some going TO Europe many to
Canada, and others to various northern
States Many of the leading secession
lists are disappearing for parts unknown.
President Lincols order relative to
absentees has greatly gratihed the officers
and men who compose the army Of Vir-
ginia.
The rebels who were driven from NAL
yem Hill by our patriot soldiers are said
TO be concentrating and moving from
Richmond to retake that place. Ii the
report is true there will be lively time
of course.
Captain Gansevort, Of the u s. steam
er Adirondack, has communicated to til,
government the particulars OF the chas,
Of the Herald. The pirate craft wa
commanded by the captain Of the piralica
vessel called the jeff Davis. On reach
ing English waters the Herald did no
abuse by using the English ensign.
Numerous applications have been mad
for passes to visit the army of the Poto-
mae, but General Mcclellan continues t.
turn deaf ear TO the applicants.
General Tyler's reduced command {
Ohio troops has been consolidated wit
General Geary's brigade Gen 7. wi
form another brigade,
Admiral Foote has arrived at Wasl
ington, to enter upon his duties as Chic
of the Bureau Of Equipment and Recrui
ing. "-
A company Of patriot soldiers, undo
command of Capt Jonathan Taylor, o
ganized at Bethlehem, Pa. left that pla'
on Friday for Camp Curtin.
The recent grand and successful da
on Malvern Hill caused the rebels to su
pose that our whole force was moving '''
to Richmond y General Hooker havil
accomplished what he went for, retired
his eucampment.
From the West our late adyic
are rather interesting. Col. Hovey
regiment had skirmish about twcnt,
three miles south Of Helena, Ark,
Saturday week last He lost one ma
the rebels several
1t is reported that the rebels captur
sixty wagons from two companies of
S. troops at the mouth of st. Franz
river last week. Also, that on the sal
day ninety U s. troops were attack
by larger number of rebels, and all !
two Of the loyalists were captured
killed,
The gunboat Sarsfeld that had be
aground in the james River, has be
got of,
Locomotive engineers are not to be c
empt from militia draft,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
POLITICAL Notices.
MAYORALTY.

We are requested TO announce that
Vincent c. Gilpin will be candidate for
the office of Mayor, at the ensuing cleo
tion, subject to the nomination of the
Union party aug l2-tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
MAYORAITY

Capt. VIM. Noble will be candidate for
the Office of Mayor of Wilmington, at the
ensuing election, subject to the nomination
OF the Union party.
Wilmington, August l ls62.-t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
ENAG
DIED.

DAVIS la Wilmington, Dol, at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. ANNA E., relict Of the
late Armon DAVIS, Esq.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
Union State Convention
AND
MASS MEETING.

The Delegates elected to represent the sever
al Counties OF this Stale in the State Conven-
ton to nominate candidates tor Governor and
Representative il Congress, will meet at the
STATE HOUSE AT DOVER,
On Tuesday, august l9h, at II O'Clock, A. Nj.
A Mass Meeting Of the friends of the Union
will be held at Dover on the same day. Posi-
tive information has been received that Rsy.
WM. g. BROwNL0w, col. john W Frney
anil Dlniel pougherty, Eco, will address the
meeting. Hons Emerson Etheridqe and Moi-
ton McMchael have also been invited, mud may
be present. All who are frieud4 of the Govern
ment Of the Unitei States, in favor of the sup
p e. sion of Rebellion and Of maintaining uuim-
paired and undlniuished the power and ineg'
rity Of the Union, srr invited to attend
Rss- special free irain will run from Laure
t. Dover on the morning of the 10Th, leaving
Laurel at Gl A. Nj. running into Milford am
stopping ut intermediate points, ant retumin.
the same evening.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
- = FVITN W. !
.. MARis, Gle k ofths City Cuunct jYi5-2td
LADIES CLOAKs AND MANTILLAs.
Asnew Il Co., $50 Chestnut Street,
Agnew & English, 25 South Ninth 81

Three doors a5ope Chesnut Street, PdRd.
At 10th the atove establishments Ladies' ran chooss
n ON the LARGEST, CHEAPEST and BEST SELECT
ED stock Of goods cur ne TO hu found In the city
comprising AL the newes; London and Paris Atyles Of
CLuAks, SACQbEs, CIRCULARS, PALE10Ts, MAN
TlLLAS, Sc. Ar. All msdo IN the best manner Of fine
French RelgRu English aud American cloths for spring
and Summer wear; alsu hest qniity of Black Silks and
thin summer goods In endless variety at the lowest pos
sble PHeas Tor cash. Our entire stock being purchased
exclusively for cash, selected with the grsrtsst and
male ur under our special supervision, from the
Htrst Paris auA London styles offer induce
menis u buyers equal 10 any house in the trade
liberal allowance wi be made 10 Country Merchanta
and per4 purchasing of schools Particular attention
paid 10 ali orders for II ourniug.
AGNhW Co, . Chestnut street, opposite the Contl-
nenal Hoir Philadelphia.
And AHNEW ENGLISH, 20 South Ninth Street, srd
door above Che,nut Street, Philalenbla. apo 2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
4FWW ItIfDI
Parson Brownlow's
BIoTINA ROOFING
MASurAcruRED ny rue
United States Biotina Roofing Co
NO. . GORE BLOCK,

Corner Of Grecn and i'iHs Street, Boston, Mass
DlIls Portable Roofing the only article ever offered to
the public which Is ready prepared to 80 on the root
and easily applied and he safely and cheApy trans
ported 10 any part of the world 1t will tain dis
color water running lying it, and II In all re-
seets very deriiahle article Its nencOndncns pro.
prres adapt especially 10 covering manufactures o.
various kinds and ii is confidently offered to the puble
alter test Of tour years In all varieties of climate ana
temperature for covering all kinds roofs at pitched
together with cars, steamboats,, Nc.
IL is both cheap aud durable. agents wanted to whoa
liberal inducements offered Send for sample circular
&c. viii particulars, to the ~ s, ROOFING CO, NO.
Gore Block, Boston, apps an.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
DRAFTING

We give below the law enacted by Con
gress, and approved by the President on the
18th of July last, in relation TO drafting to
ill up the regiments now forming, and sup
ply 100000 additional men to aid in crushing
ont the rebellion. Every one who is inter
ested in the matter, should read it care
fullv.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-08-12
OFFICIAL.

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
iIisscd at Ms Second Session Of The Wjrty-sevcaM
T,uos.esy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-01
WAsHI> GToN. Nov. 2

NAsHI> GToN, Nov. 20.
II is understood that tie annual report
of the Scc'y Q. q Treasury i, complct-
ed, and will probably be laid before Con-
grcse on Mondat.
The reports oft'c Secretary Of the Tn
terior and the Post Master General are
ready.
The Presidents message was read to
the Cabinet yesterday, bat will not be
closed until Sunday night.
The President will withheld his sigma
ture until the last moment, or order to
avail himself Of any information that
may DC received.
The message will 90 TO. Congress at
noon on Monday, and Immediately after
the reading shall have commenced tho
document viii bc sent of by telegraph.
Maj General Burnside Vas here to-
day, aud spent most OF the afternoon in
consultation with President Lincoln and
Gen. llalleck. lie has already returned
to his head quarters.
1t is supposed that Stonewall Jackson
was at Culpeppcr to-day, designing
move from there to Fredericksburg.
The demands ulon the Treasury out
standing are less than sl4,0O0,O0O
This, it is thought, will DC absorbed in
revenue payments by the lst OF r'ebru-
ary.
Members Of Congress have already be-
come numerous. The largest nrml er
however, will arrive tomorrow NOM,
iDO
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VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.


ss NEW. YORK. Nov. 20.
The cargo OF. tire plize steamer Arm
was sold to-day for s4 900. The teas
brought ~ l2 for cargo, and coffee,
slightly damaged, 30cts.
for over 100000,
The army correspondent OF the Phila-
delphia Enquirer from Acqula Creek
SAYS: So
DAILY. hourly, and, in fact. mo,neniari-
", ~ccxpcct To hear the tirs, gun fired
that will IN ugura'e the first general bat
tie OF this campaign, for IT is in this We
entity that not only alno,t tie entire
rebel army is concchtr sting, loo,JOO
strong, but also the three q, and divisions
which 60 to make up the grand army Of
the Potomac.
A despatch to the Philadelphia Press
says that last night the Indications were
that Gen.a Bnrsiles army would soon
move, and that they are on the eve Of
one the greatest battles Of modern times.
The s'came.. Cambria has arrived from
New Orleans, Goth.
Cat. Franks of the 10Th Connecticut
regiment has been dismissed from the
service, having i'ccn convicted by Court
Martial for having received bribes.
There were still some ca,es Of Yellow
Fever at Houston, Texas on. the Sd, but
the disease was not epidemic. The fever
still prevailed at Ma azorIa, Indiola and
at Lavaca, with death ,hcrefrom at each
one. 4p-
As the steamer. Dan was towing a Fed
erai gunboat from Sabine Pass to town,
she was assailcd" by volley from forty
rebc! troops concealed in mill. The u.
$. forces OPENED tire on the mill and town,
destroying the mil and few residences,
and setting fire to "A few other buildings.
The fire was xtingui,hed.
A powerful squadron was concentrating
in the Pass. There were already moro
vessels at New Orleans than at any time
since, lis capture. A large number Of
iiver boats have been armed. There il
great alactity in military circles, prepara-
tory4to offensive movements.
y gcn' raj inspection ol arms was about
to taxi place.
Gucriiias infested the river banks, and
Glow the city. One naval vessel had been
fired into, and returned the shot with
TT p and canister, but thick brush woods
enabled the assalan,s to escape. No
vessel unless well armed, now leaves the
city.
Gcn. Butler is abont to place overscers
on eontiscatcd plantations IN order to save
the cotton an,fsngar.
The new cotton cropis coming in quite
freely.
Gen. Butler had permitted the rcsnmp-
ton OF the publ cation Of the National
Idrocate, at or Nplana'ions from Jacob
Bostar, that he had no intention to aid
the rebels.
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From Cairo.
tAIRO. Nov. 9

CAIRo, Nov. 90.
A most important forward movement
is now .bcing made in Gen. Grants de-
partnent.
Gen. Shc,man's army left Memphis on
Wednesday.
The army at Lagrange moved yes:er-t
day morning. Troops arc in high spirits
and in almost universal 60, health
They started on their march with flyinp
bar pers. Their baggage trains arc made
as light as possible.
The rebels as they fall back .des.roy
the ack, hauling the rails away several
miles and THROWN. them into ponds and
ere Ks they burn br d.e4 m cnlver,s.
A rnInor having good foun,lat on says.
the rebel are fn ling ba k from Tall
hatchi aud Gicna \, ard tat l,cy ave
even co'n'pr' ced moving the hc.vy NJ
ii lr- from jackson.
Prisoners rep tse, P..mbr rton'. army
as disl.ea'tenc |, aid cl thcd in rags anil
p o'ly ted th' y also tav 20 ,icti 10
fast 6 in n. gr und among p oplc 4
Missl RI, tlh they can rpose ~.
su ,ccs-fa obs aclcs to Fed RAJ ARMS
The Railroad from & aid Junction 10
Memphis will &c, fully ,epai sd in, two or
three days trains have alr.a4y Ia. s.d
over p IT Of it. I - fH
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 2

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.
We learn from the Times special cor
respondent that the important reeonnoi-
sance which left Falmouth on, Thursday,
the Goth inst. toward Port Conway, re-
turned Yesterday, having acquired val
liable information IS - ~
The enemy appears in great force near
Fredericksburg, evidently determined. TO
dispute the passage Of the national
army.
Great amounts Of contraband property
and army supplies are being continually
sent 10 Richmond.
" AsnINGToS, Nov. 20.
Tie Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has given notice that tn tax stamp for
,elegrams are ready tor delivery aud the
scnders If messages will be required on
and after Dccember lst to place stamp
on each Telegram, and caucel with the
date and initial of the writer. L e tcle-
graph companies throughout the country
will REQUIRE compliance with law on and
after Monday next.
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From summers Division.
SUMNER HEADQUARTERS.

NOV. -.
The lalies fcom the North, who were
visiting friends IN Frederic ksbnrg. cam
over the river We tei,lay under fla. OF
truce After retaining item near the
headquarters all night, under guard, and
receiving a full examination of Their
cases, they were this morning given pas
>a Q to Washington They represent
the feeling in Frctlericksbur. to be OF
the most hostile character The ladies,
especially. are bitter and malignant be.
yoni cx, rcsslon.
Upon the approach of the national
army, they organized meetings aud ap-
pointed commuters. who were instructed
10 visit the rebel ommanding Genera
and inplurc him upon lllcir knees if nee.
| essaiy nnt to surrei der the city. They pre-
tc.rcd having their dwellings burned TO
the ground to having them again occupi.
ell BY Northern troops.
The rebel force now opposed to Gen
Burnside. they represent to be very large
and say that General Bragg has, beyond
doubt, united his army with that OF Gen
Lee.
They state also that Jackson will re-
main in the rear and continue to menace
WASH gton during the W inter.
More entertainments on the hci.h OF
fredericksburg have been brought to
light to-day by the Sigcl corps. The
entire number whirh can now he seen
with the aid of the best glasses is nearly
fifty. Many of them, however, are
quite small, and protectbut one gun.
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From Nos Il Carolina.

NEwBEgN, Nov. 81.
On Tuesday some 1000 rebels, under
command OF Brig. Gen Martin, attempted
to drive in our pIckets and take the city
They advanced n the, Trent road from
Poloeks,ile and succeeded in driving
the pickcts after brisk skirmish short
distance. About 500 rebels then march
ell through the woods about seven miles
to capture two companle. of the 9th
Massachusetts and one company Of the
24th Massachuse Is, stationed ut Bachll-
lors Greek.
On the railroad the rebels rot hot
reception, and were defeated, falling back
IN disorder, and retreatlng on the double
quick.
The rebels thought to take our forces
unawares, bat loI. John Kurlz. Of the
2,d Massachusetts, and tho Provost Mar
shall in command OF the post, were pre-
pared at all points.
Desertcr> from the rebel army are quite
numeious. Fifteen came in on the 10th
INST.
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the GREATEST THE aasEArEsT NUa4BEE.- =.
DAVENPORT, IOWA MONDAY MoRNIae:F pEcEMBER !, 1852

Nicely, Grant, Cranfell, HawIey and Hutt
of - d." al sick.
lie reports that five days after We left
Z at place some rebel soldiers came in
and took all Of the others prisoners ; he
managed 10 escape with Union man,
aud on his arrival at Elkborn, Gen. Blunt
sent some cavalry there who caught and
SHIT some rebels Of note. in revenge for
the murder Of some loyal citizens bv the
Butternuts who took our b Us prisot ers.
lie saws that all the company D. boys
and Watson Of a." were marched 10
Cane Hill, Arkansas.
Per- coAtto, Watson is certainly At
Springfield, Mo, from which place Capt.
Thompson received letter to-day, writ
ten by y. stating the fact Of hls arrival
and reporting the others as being pris-
oners at Care Hill, where, il appears, the
rebel headquarters are located.
iHOAAS.
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st. LOUIS, NOV. =
The Thirtv. .fonrih Iowa Rcni1nnnt

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2e.
The Thirtv-fonr,h Iowa REGIMENT has
gone South.
The following are among the assessed !:
pr Moses, $500 l. 4 Bcnois. $4,000 !:
|, 4 January, 81, loo; Robert a Barnes,
50 80; $ + Hunt, $i5: John Harris.
$40; Clay Sexton, $50 !; Bent Carr, 500:
Joseph Locke, $3.50 Wm Forsyth, $500;
:. Z Davis, $4,000; Mrs Bee kwith,
$50; Mrs Dea,er, $500 ; Joshua Hons
ton, $3.50: John kmgslanl, SO; Wal
Ter Carr $3.50; John Crowley, $3.50 :
Patrick Driscoll, $3.50; w X Carter.
$1,000; l. klngsland. $50: William
IIvnes, 40 !: Duncan 5 Carter, $3.50.
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! --LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH
From .Ncw YOsk.

New YoRK, Nov. 90.
I Aspccial despatch to morning paper,
|t'a'sd at Washington. Nov. 2s,h, SAYS
1t is reported rs coming from very high
Authority, that Atlni al Milne, com
inantlng the Britt h naval squadron, is
in pursuit Of the re e. pirate Alabama.
The hon. Frank p. Blair. Jr. has re-
sgnel his seat in the present Congress
in order to take command Of brigade
as Helena, Ark
Henry Blow Jr.. representative elect
TO tile snext Congress from the Cd st.
lb,Hs district, has been asked to run as
the emancipation candidate in General
Bnir's place, but declines for private rea-
sons,
l. Aslettcr from Suffolk, Va, Nov. Goth.
.ssvs.: Yesterday Col. Dodge and two
batialions Of his' mounted rifles, and
one llowitzer. had a spirited, but lrici
engagement with the enemy at >cnion,
on the Blackwatcr, and having no orders
to cross, he couldn't pursue his advan-
taaes, and after drawing the enemy back
Iflom THE river. returned to his ost. The
only serious casualty on our side was TO
James G. Emery. who was severely
wounded. The enemy's FIRE was very
| heavy and their force in the oppo-
site woods and behind their ent encll-
mcnts. bn, they had no artillery at fes,
Our grape and canister troubled them.
They evidently lost several. for they
Ifonghtsundcr co.cr, and hal dense
and fotest in their rear. After we had lcf,
Ifwcrc four orfi miles on our return We
t-couhlf hlfhear the filing of battery which
they had probably brought down from
kor, where they have heavy force sta.
TONED.
TIE Presidents message will be sen,
in full Monday evening. A brief ab-
s,ract will be sent Monday noon, or in
the o'clock report
The s. 5. Lentonia sailed today AT
noon for Southampton, taking 1914 ,46G
in specie.
The E,na also sailed at noon, takiu
s6S,s3..
\ Washington despatch says: Sec,
Seward looks upon tie proposal of me-
dla.ion OF the French government as an
act Of friendly power, simply I, secure
an interview between the billige,an
without prejudice TO what they may do
atterw ards; that to prevent a contnu.
ancc of war or ,Aerclse the least pressur,
| on either party, directly or indirectly, j.
in no manner expressed or limited In the
document.
The Presidents message will make be
tween four and five columns.
There is no reason 10 believe tla,
Grants recent order providing for tht
purchase and sale OF cotton for the benc-
| Tit OF the government toleshadows tn,
| policy of the administration on that sub
Ject.
despatch from Sigel's headqnarter,
say, jackson passed through SaIe':.
White Plains anl Warren on, probab,
on his way 10 join Lee.
Advices from Polt Royal give an ac
count OF an expedition by the coloret
regiment to Dolerv Sound. The negr, q
behaved well. The expedition brought
back 100000 feet of sawed lumber -
Three ot,he negroes were wounded.
1t was ininorel that Beauregarl ha
pronounced Charleston indciensihle, an,
| the inhabitants are moving their proper
ty from the city.
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From Fort .iOuvOr.

FT. MONROE, Nov. q.
On Saturday an expedition left York
town, consisting Of three gnnboats and
900 Of the llth Maine. They returned
y, sterlay, aztec having secuted ten miles
beyond Mob Jack Bay. where they dis
t,oycd extensive and valuable salt works.
Last I'uestlry our picket~, il the rcar
of Williamsburg. captnred eight rebels,
who were sent 10 Font Monroe.
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n w 1usa nfiTAcl.

Nsv Yorx NpvS29gs
Flour Market dol. heaty asd 56s l-,cJue 90
sales 10J bbs. 5.53t15 IL sup -t4,e;s s5ae a.
20 ezra do; 3 - IS 8 sup nsstern s5s5Tr
d 20 CON IN me! extra Wcte.n; s. 'VAC 70 euiu
TO < ~ ship ing brands extra h III y. r s.t
MEAT Market dull, h avy and lag
lower. Sales 35. 90 bu 81 I3al II Chicago
spr,ug: 81 ga IS Mil Club; si2e ai.3laA, twf
Iowa, s 81 Il 35 wsuter red " esterL; 3s(G L4l
amD.r Mich
Coss withau deci ed change. Ssiss40,oV0
ba. shii pins naxsd Western. !.
OIs-Ju'l and heavy 1t 81 SIC c I'm 10 prime.
PIX Z u.t Sate- POO bots Ut $l3i2Mf3 70
me-s s % prms .-.a
Wu4sxY -fIrmer Sales % bbls At 3s0g3sjzc
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TOD Al'o AlJN'IS.
state of Iowa.

state III Iowa.
1vA-K
ArJeTA>r GETERAL's OFFICE
Dave, port, Wv. -. 1904 J
GENERAL ORDERS 20. ltG
For the information # the sold ers ei diff ret I
regi inenis OF Iowa. who were taken prisoner and
subsequently, patolel. this department il directed
to sta Q that those who have goue 7, their re-
spectvc homes in thi. State will be lowed 10
return to duty without charges of de>ertion Or
imDEopsr con uci, It they report to their regi-
menls by the l5ih OF December nax..
\ i. BAKER,
dee d.f Ali Genr o. Iowa.