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MARINE LIST.
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. August II.
st5 Morgan TIE Ren 81 srnd1iss Ynssr
Prop Esdg La = FULFILL F4anRin, Napier. St Joseph, 20
schr Guide, Shaw, st Joseph, 80 cords wood
Sebr Amelia, Hanson. st Joseph. IL cords wood
Schr Experiment. Adams, St Joseph, IS cords
schr L Shank. smethe1ls, St Joseph. III N stayes.
schr Enterprise. Peterson, Grand Haven, 30 m
schr Lumberman, conley, Grand Haven, 15o n
schr 4 Rogers, Harvey. Buffalo, 1s00 btls salt.
Schr Golden Harvest, Stubbs, Buffalo. u tons
sehr Spartan, Roberts, Port Sheldon, 4s cords
schr Adrfatic, Palmer, Grand Haven, 100 m lum-
schr 8 F Don. Chi1ds, Buffalo. 100 N lumber, 80 N
sehr 6 rrowbridge, slacktord, Buffalo, a1o N
sehr T7icEolor, King, Wilkinson'a Pier. IS cords
scow Kewaxcum. Blodeett, Muskegon. leo m luaa-
scow Harriet Anne, sweenson. Kalamazoo, IS m
sleop Peach. Brown. st Joseph. 10 m slaves.
CLEARED. August H.
Prop % Hunter, 6icSsen. Goder1ch. i7,sso bu corn,
Less hIls -four, Bpndrtes.
Prop Avon johnson, Montreal, 175 bu wheat.
Prop Ottawa, Warren. Muskegon.
Prop Lady franklin. Napier, St Joseph.
IVY aS6l CON. i,s9S Els dous. III fsgs bntter:
Bark Indians, Humphrey, OsWegn. l5 ,0t0 bu cora
Bark American Union, Smith, Buffalo, 600 bn
oats.
Ss4 his 5,t at A1 Rfe bes o se eBsR Pa
sehr Race, Bsysn, Golbofns. i7.oeo bn com
sehs sehs Guide; Il, sbaw, st joseph. pz,,. o., M T.,
sehr Mafy Brown, Brown, Buffalo. 1$. 600 bu corn-
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FR ON TIL 2 Fl r e AT
DAVENPORT, 10 VA.
Another Hezriag's Safe Preserves
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It's Contents.

rDAvKErokT, Iowz. July 2tt, 1ssa :
M1s81t. Hk1HNG d CO, Chicago: -
aKnTB-I am the owner Of = aa1e xnanufActzrod
by you. Said 6afa Ea1 In = Grain K!evasor in this
place, and which. Elevator WIS burned some two
months stnce The Safe csme out III dns condition.
the money aud papers In good state Of preservation
Tha eie was ene Of The largest TINT ever occurred
here md one Of utense heat We had to cut door
open, rhe locs being injured By the heat).'
Yours. &C., '- u. 9. WAsHBURN.
HKKRlE6B EATKM1 CHAMPION EIRKRROO9
=: ... "a AFH
: ,faa mad re1anas security hsa Ara now knnxa
HKRlN6'B BuHA1r1uK BUR9I.ARIFsO0F aAFM
= -Iln6d WtA Aszr1n4 II E1oydr axN EAa.l11 CRYR
fALlXD m0N-ae o0ty notN Wttck cannot bo
drilled. HHIHH %. U &ta$e Sze4k
A1N&lykE41
, 1862-08-15


Between sunrise and sunset today, must be
accomplished the great work Of filling up the
quotas Of Illinois troops called for by the
Pzesident. The limit is fixed aud Is - imper-
ative as the ca91. Only one day more reDnaina
and never xas 1t truer than now that to meet
tie request Of the President, the work must
be done while it is called day.
And the work must be vigorous, quick and
energetic to avoid the DRAFT If there is any
man hesitatipg he must decide to-day. The
door closes tonight which bars him out from
going with our brave boys as volunteer.
We call upon all our citizens to give this
day to the republic. Make business Of secon--
dasy Importance. Dsgo.e all your time to
filing up the vacaut companies. Let Chiea-
60 be fully represented BY her volunteer free
men, Illinois above all others should gee to
It that her ranks are full.
And NOW to the work. Improve the few re-
naming hours, and Let tomorrow see our
quota full It can be done If every man will
but do his duty. Let this day hencetorHard
be the Good Friday Of Chicago.
LET THEN CoME$E9Dr. Dunham, of this city,
went to Centza1ia q few days ago and obtained
thirty recruits for Capt. Chand1er's company
| In this city. At the depot the marahal Of the
county tnterposed his authority, and prevent
ed the men from leaving the county. Dr.
Dunham returned to Chicago and laid the
matter before Capt. Christopher, United States
mastering officer, who promptly ordered the
| arrived here yesterday.
, 1862-08-15

TIMOTHY sEED 80 biags ne. crop at sfsa1.
HaH"1NEs-Recetved, 1856 hrls. Market
2drmer. Sales, saa br1s at 2se; 30 brls at g7xe.
BAaa1he- 900 lewiston bags At NC delivered
: HEEss PORK -Firm. saes, 500 btls 1T Ss.bo;: j
we9aARsITha w market is very, drm with Hight
transactions in'raw srades- Refined me- quiet at
decline Of ke, We quite: - -: -.
New Of3eans; common to fafr........ 9xn10ac
~ ~: :. prime to choice :.-..-..,1o1 1@iiEc
Guea|Eair TO eho1ce. :.--.-.......:. 9F9i0xc
Porto Rico -F&ir to choice .....,.,... .103<GiiEc
N. T. -Refued-FoWdered and
g1anu1ated ....-... fh12Mc
White eo8ee.A =. -. ...@a
=: ieIIow' eHow' cadse. a..:..:... g.. ...g1fsxs gif:s
F1sH-Qulet and without change. Quotations
- follows:
NJ "attehsa. h hrls. @sam
......--... 9.t0 a 7.T5
II 47e9f' @ ::':..:: 3 a59 s9,<@ g 3I 3ss,<
GREEN FRUIT-The market IL active and weil
supplied. We quote: Apples, new, $a9s@Aoo.
Peaches . boz, $1.2slu so: do q basket, $Ls7@
1.7b.' Feafs q bp $a.5o0a@. Rackberies . bu
&&0o@abQ
HDEs-stesdJ; with 3 moderate demand. We
quote: Dry Flint, 14tnl<5fc; Dry Sailed, 1a@179c;
Green sa1ted, 7874c; Grubby, g prtcs; Dry Cali,
10113c; Green do. aD1oc.
BUTTER-Is In aetive request and the market
rules hrm At the Annexed figures:
Choice Yellow F4fkfu alike
Fair to good FtIk1n.. 9H0Al0
I1Fao*-. = @ HHc
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Gbe Gtihutte.
FRIDAY, AUGUST Is, 1869.
THE CITY.

THE CITY. |
FoR BuFf41o.-The steamer Oneida leaves |
this evening for Buffalo. Sec advertisements
FuRr1TURn At Observation-Disclosures is !
calledt the auction sake Of superior fnrnt-
lure, d., this morning 1t * O'Clock, by Gil
bert d Sampson, No. 3 Lake street.
GoDH1 FOE ssr1z'fnER, Cooley and Arthur
Tor September have been: received: by John
+ salsh corner of Madison atreet and Custom
Bouss f'sca |
aAxEsvu4a, Ws-rhe ercuuion train
leaves the Northwestern depot this morning
ut eight o'clock. Tickets 81; children sixty
cents.
NoTICE.-Ladies interested In the proposed
Festival for the purpose Of obtaining funds
With which to provide stand Of colors for
The Railroad Regiment, sre requested to meet
at Bryan hall this afternoon, at three o'clock
Fl Gpdey's. Iaay's Book and :Arthur's
Magazine for September; also, the new poem
of John G. ssxe, the s'F!ying Dutehman,"
have bean received BY MeNa1ly d Co., 81 Dear
born street.:
FMBHKa rHB DEror.-The new freight
depot Of the Chicago, Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne railroad; located near the corner Of
West Madison and Canal streets, Is now being
enclosed with substantial brick wall. When
completed, this will be one Of the best as well
aargest freight depots In the Northwest.
, 1862-08-15
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

= THuRan3x EVENING. Angust IA, 1859.
BEKV CATTLE Received to-day about 60
head. The market znles dn1l aud quiet-there
being no demand for stock Of any grade. The few
sa1es eected to-day were principally retail lots On
account Of city butchers, for city consumption.
Shipping cattle are nominal as there are none OF.
fered. We notice no change in other grades since
last week
Sales to-day are as follows:
Wa1knp to Norris, II head, ayeragtng 1,0s3 lbs
ut ~ Is.
DalhT sold Webb u head, averaging Ia6 ns 1t
$2s7h.
Reeyes- Avg Price. Baeves. Avg. Price.
u 1l33 2-7b 18 lUb o. I.
Il 1915 2.Y7H
, 1862-08-15

The general Produce markets today were active,
and in consequence Of decline In fteights and an
upward tendency IN gold, prices ruled higher.
There was q good demand for -four, to gil orders
from Boston, Philadelphia and New York, and the
market ruled shade higher. The offerings. how
ever, are still light, and this limited transactions.
About s, 80 brls Of an grades changed hands, at
$485Q5. rs for Winter Extras. and $450Go475 for
Spring Extras. Choice brands were acarce and
wanted at full prices,
There Was good demand for Wheat, especially
winter; and prices advanced k@1c 2 bushel-the
improvement being most marked In winter. Abont
s0.ot0 bushels OF al kinds change1 hands, at $l04
@1,G5 for No. Red; $1.00 for No. Red; 92@9ic
for Rejected Red; 9e@9sc for No. Spring; 91h0
CSC for No. Spring; and Sic for Rejected Spring
the market closing firm at os17Sc for No. Spring
and &c fort 2.
There VAS continued good inquiry by shippers
for fresh receipts Of Corn and the market advanced
H@1c per bushel; but old receipts were dull and
dropping. About 40. GO bushels changed hands at
s9c for prime River White af1ost; 54Hc for Re
3ected aAeas; a4h@35c Hos nesh receipts. and BIZ
a3sc for cid receipts Corn In stors-the market
closing less buoyant than at the opening.
Oata were In good request and 15@lc higher
with liberal sa1es at a@s1e. Rye advanced 80
with sales at 50c. HigkWtnes were in good re-
quest, with sales at 274@2sc. Mess Pork wss in
gocd demand at 50 80.
Freights were active and closed x@1c lower
with engagements at lie for corn and 12c for wheat
| to oewego; 6@7cfor corn. 7A@7xcf for wheat, anu
6c{Or oats to Buffalo.
, 1862-08-15
DIED.
-. :

In thin catT On the .morI inG of Ghusaday, It ten
nninntFs aiter txo, h1IkN !. NiCksteh, only 6Augh
Fine FmeraI I Ills AFTERNOON (riday} at o'clock.
, 1862-08-15

ATTENTION! RAILROAD REa14Esr.--An
companies and recruits belonging to the Rsil-
road Regiment, who arrive can;call at IS Clark
street, where they will be directed to the
camp now temporarily commanded by Capt,
Blake, who viii furnish them all information
pertaining to the limits Of the camp, tents
and Subsistence. .
Colonel Robert Forsythe and Colonel G. G.
Hammond may also be found at the Illinois
Central railroad depot to give any information
required Full returns must be made imme-
diately to the Committee preparatory 10 the
regiment being formally mustered in by Gen.
Fuller, and for the purpose OF going into camp
permanently At Wrieht's Grove.
80 E. AErHosT, Cn'n Of Com
, 1862-08-15

GoDEY FOE SEPTEsRER.- Cooley and Arthur
Tor September have been: received by John
Sealsh, corner ct Madison street and Custom
II ,,vna H1t4rA
, 1862-08-15

JANEsvuza, TB.-Tha excuniom train
leaves the Northwestern depot this morning
ut eight o'clock. Tickets 81; children sixty
, 1862-08-15


1ng on State street found little German boy,
wandering along the street, lost from his
home She kindly took him to her house for
the night, and On the following morning con-
Te5ea him to Capt. Nelson, Of the South Side
police, who has provided him with comfort
able quarters at the arnory, till such time IS
he may be identified and removed by his
friends. He Is bright little fellow, about five
years Of age, but as yet is unable to give any
7ntclligib1e explanation Of his parentaee, or
his proper place of ahode.
A HORSE OPENS HARDWARE SToEB.-On
Wednesday evening, as gentleman named
Dewey was diving along State street In q
light carriage, his horse suddenly became
frightened, and xan at a furious rate to the
northeast eorper Of stste and Randolph
Streets, where the vehicle struck the curb
stone with great violence, breaking one Of the
Rhafts, and clearing the animal from his faet-
enings. The impetus which the afffighted
steed had acquired during his rapid run, was
too great to be counteracted within the short
space intervening between himself and the
formidable block OF buildings towards which
his Tayward steps had been directed.
With heavy lunge, the lmpetuous
pnl1nal went went down the stairxay.leadine
into the basement Of Tuttle, Hibbsrd g. Co 4
1ardwaze store, Grabbing through the c1osed
doors, and doubling himself up, at the en-.
t1a1ce Of the room, IN q manner quite unbe
coming the dignity Of well-bred carriage
horse. Hearing the crash, q crowd Boon col
1ected at the spot, and ia a short time the I'D
1eznurons steed Was ext1icated from his en-
br1asaing sttuatIons by being led out the bacl
entrance. None of his bones vera broken
though he received several ugly braises. Th
owner and driver Of this spirited animal for
funately escaped unlpjured. The horse, v
understand, was rather deficient about hi
candd extremity aud probably vent In, to b
Ie-!afled.
, 1862-08-15
FoR BOFfA1o.-The steamer Oneida leaves
this evening fur Buffalo. See advertisement

FURN1TURn At Observation-Disclosures is
called to the auction sake Of superior fugni-
ture, d., this morning 1t * O'Clock, by Gil
bert & Sampson, No. Lake street.
, 1862-08-15


ing1y popular. Ladies' and gentlemen eau find no
better place to take their meals.
~ New Army Regulations, Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice, by the War Department;
Muster Rolls, Zouave Drin. Young Recruit, Sword
Exercise, and all other bookB, for sale by F. T.
e;;.ccl. IL Dearborn street. augt46t
Important to Gas Consumers.
have the exclusive agency Of the celebrated
Led1ngweu Dry Gas Regulator, and the euccess:I
have met with In the great saving OF gas has IN
duced other parties to attempt to supply au infe-
1toz article and using my name to eecure sales
This is to give notice that have no agent what
ever, but attend to the business myself. All orders
lett at the Bto1e Of r. D. MacFataane, 81 Lasalle
street, viii receive prompt attention.
IL The Regulator guarantees to save from
twenty ts dfty per cent. s. 8.LAFoxTANE.
aug112t
a. Madame Cora James Ia daily astonishing
the most ekeptIcal with her wonderful art, per-
tanning to the past, the present, and the future,
She Is indeed prophet. Ladies' and gentleman,
come 1t once. rs such an opportunity Is short.
Madam Jamea successfully treat chronic COM
plaints. Her mode Of examination is with the
Caa1ryoyant eye. Hours from eight d. N. until 9
pm. Office No. 60 West Randolph street, corner
Of Clinton. anl2.6t
n Cook 4 McIatn, steam Dyers and scourers, 81
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dys
ladies and gent1emens clothes in the best and cheap
est manner. The oldest established house In the city
eCan Tn Bunlop, sewel aspAdinz tos Prtntnx.~ y
Nns0-ha2Slv;
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To the. War Fund Committee.
Cu1cAao, August 13th, 1861.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
The War Fund Committee have been very prompt
In publishing the names Of those who have sub
Ecribed and those who have subscribed 5000. Ny
old friend Wentworth boards at the fremont. and
Drake has bad an opportunity to stop him time
and again. viii the Committee please give US the
amount Of Johns subscription
, 1862-08-15

THE c1Tr M1Bs1oN.-An English woman would
lie good home as houeekeeper OF nurse.
Wanted a good place for d Norwegian girl to do
chambeIWork and eeW. & B. Tur7LE,
ne Nnr41 ETrxnt1fn etrept
, 1862-08-15

DEsERrERs:-H N, Eldridge. recruiting
officer, 81 South Clark street, advertises two
deserters, as follows: David Dood, forty-four
years Of age, five feet ten inches high, dark
complexion, black eyes and hair; and Hugh
Fsgan, thirty nine years Of age, blue eyes,
brown hair, five feet eight inches high
, 1862-08-15

r. apdey's. Iaay's Book and :Arthur's
Magazine for September; also, the new poem
of John G. Sake, the s'F!ying Dutehman,"
have bean received BY MeNally d Co., 81 Dear
born street
, 1862-08-15

1UHH L. HAMCHCE, EnRlfn1I1-
The Board OF. Trade War Committee met
last evening, and passed resolutions inviting
all Captains having full companies to tender
them to the Committee at eight o'clock this
evening at the Board Of Trade Rooms, to form
the Second = OF s Mercantile Regiment" Of
the Bcard OF Trade Brigade.
, 1862-08-15

NoT1cB--Ladies interested in the proposed
Festival for the purpose Of obtaining funds
With which to provide stand Of colors for
The Railroad Regiment, sre requested to meet
at Bryan Hall this afternoon, at three o'clock
, 1862-08-15

4 RAILROAD MAN K1LIED.-On Tuesday
Inst, Mr BUR, Of East Burlington, ynrd-mas-
ter Of the C. B. and @. Railroad, was killed at
that p1ace by falling from the top Of freight
car while the train Was In motion, and being
crushed between two cars. He died in few
hours after the accident. Mr.. Burr WIS sin
gle man, and had friends residing In Princeton.
, 1862-08-15

NEW NCs1u.-H. II. Higgins, at III Ran
Eheet music, suited to and characteristic Of the
spirit ct the people at the present hour. It Is
entitled <' Father Abraham or '' Three Hun
dEed Thousand More" Words from the New
York Hst muslc by J. B. Irving.
, 1862-08-15

DEseRTED-2 ents reward.-Frederick G.
Miller, formerly corporal Of Warehouses;
Battery, deserted his post at Memphis, August
18th, 1862. Said Miller Is Of Light complexion,
blue eyes, red hair aud about five feet ten
inches In height. The above reward will be
paid for his delivery at Memphis. Tenn.
, 1862-08-15
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, August ID, 1861.
KEcNRf1 FOB 1ASE TWHETT-FoUR HouRS.
Flour Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar
f1r1A. hu mi. I'm hu hr
, 1862-08-15

n Cook Il McIain sseam Dyers and scoureEA q
Dearborn and 10 S. Clark streets, clean and dy.
ladies and gentlemeus' clothes In e best and cheap
est manner. The oldest established house In the city
, 1862-08-15

INFORMATION WANTED.
l. Any one knowing the whereabouts Of RUFU8 s.
PAYNE ST.. Eew1rg Machine manufacsuter would
confer favor On giving InfoE@asion Of hs e.snt
Payne having, when eaytng the dwelllEg house No.
25 Illinois st eet with his family, through the hack
less than twelve months rent The Of said housa
feels Interested to know what hss become OF thIa
model tEnant- ly9o-:2 -:200-1m
w ANTED-One hundred ArIiI-
wv lezy Horses al the Phoenix Stables No. s0a
State Street. Chicago. -
RuStft9lW WM PATRICK
, 1862-08-15

w ANTED-A partner who has
some capital to Invest n milling Or vii sell
cello. on thu Chicago and St. Lonis Railroad Loca
ton rood. For furthsr particulars address j. r.
CLOCGU. Godfrey. Iliuoi Au1i-t4gq1w
, 1862-08-15

E1EcT1oN-The company raised by Messrs.
HolbrooE and Mowry, under the auspices OF
The Young Mems Christian Association, held
their election last evening, in camp, with the
following result: For Captain, " B. Hol-
brock; First Lieutenant. e. c. Mowry. This
is the first company reporting 1ol men in
camp ofthe Board of Trade Regiment. Messrs.
Underwood & Co were only about two houra
behind, being the second full company.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
GeMtility.

Genteel it is to have soft hands, but
no: gcntcel to work on latds
Gentcel it is to cringe and bow, but
not gcn,eel to sow and Flow.
Gen,eelit is to play the beau, but not
gcnteel to reap and NOV.
Genteel it is to keep gig, but not
genteel to hoe and dig.
Genteel it is in trade to fail, but not
genteel to swing tho fail.
Genteel it is to play the fool, but Mt
genteel to keep school.
Gcnteel it's to cheat your tailor, but
not genteel to be sailor.
Genteel it is to fight a duel, but not
getl,oel to cut your fuel.
Genteel it is to eat rich cake, but
not gen,eel to cook and bake.
Genteel It is to have the blues, but
not eenteelto 9oar thick shoes.
Centeel it isAto roll in wealth, but..not
genteel to have good health.
Genteel it is to cut friend, but not
gen.ael your cloths to mend. ~
.Genteel it is to make show, but not
gcnteel poor folks to know.
Genterl it is 10 run away, but not
gcntecl 1T home to stay.
Genteel it is to smirk and smile, but
rot ganteel to shun all guile.
Gea;eel ii is to be 4 knaye, but not
genteel your cash to save.
Genteel it is to make bet, but not
eenteel to pay 4 debt
Gontee' i, is to play at dice, but not
eenteel to take advice.
Genteel il is to curse and swear, but
not genteel plain clothes to wear.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01


ASTIeuITY-A lawyer and a doctor
were discussing the antiquity IT thei,
respective professions, and each cited
authorities to prove his the mos, ancient.
"Minc.a said the disciple Of Lycur.us
commenced almost with the world !
era Cain slew his brotie, libel, and
that was q criminal case in common
law"
"True, replied Esculapi''s, but m,
profession is coeyal with the creation
itself. Old mother Eve was made ou'
Of a rib taken from Adams body, and
that was a surgical operation"
The lawyer dropped his green bag
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
d.. P. l.. BALDY

Again offers his services, Ito the inhnbi-
tan,s Of Toledo, and vicinity,) as Practice
ing Physician and Obsietrician,
Special attention give. to Diseases Of Fc-
males and Children.
Chronic diseascs will ..ceivs spscialn ntien
ton.
Those v hose fenrs hnvc been excited ngains
thcexcessive nse Of Caiomel. or Mercury, IN
any form Nay res, assured thsy Will reeeicSe c
no iniuIy-1-dnrin. treatment. tsf'
Every person will be ex pec,cd to settle their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS. By CASH, FRO-
IUl'E or NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

Attorney General Bate. has decided
that disabled soldiers enlisted for three
years. or during the war, are entitled to
invalid pensions under the act Of July
%. 1861, and that disabled men Of the
three months volunteers, under the
Presidents proclamation Of April Is,
1861 are entitled to pensions under the
acts nf 1so2, and 1916. Also that there
is no law providing for pensions to the
widows and orphans Of soldiers who fall
in the present war.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
A poor man gives his mite to II

A poor man gives his mite to the
cause Of bcnevolencc, which is scarcely
noti.cd, and rich man out Of his alb
undance gives hundreds Of dollars, and
the contribution is paraded in the pub
lie journals as evidence ofhis wonderful
liberality. And yet may not God sec
in the gift Of the one, more to please
Him than in the large donation Of tbs
other?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01

IMPORTANT FAcTs.--The following
facts in connection with the present war
are worth bearing III mind:
l That no rebel soldier has vet plan
ted a foot on the soil ot'the Free States
except as a prisoner Of war.
2. That tie Union troops have al
ways been victolions in the open field
their rescrses being invariably caused
by indi>croet and unski!l.'ul attacks on
stronel. fortified positions.
B. That since the fill ofSamptei Tie
rebels have never taken il fort or strongly
fortified position. while they nave been
compelled to vacatc ana surrender pla
ees of immense strength.
Oar foreign critics, who are 50 sure
the Sontherners are better anl brave:
soldiers than the Union troops, would
10 well 70 bear these facts in nini.-
Ner York World
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
9OGTaeaJ
DtAIE ron TlsE TlNlEs.
BY Mn. SmER WIN,

With Freedoms banner waving Ger us,
Let rs send 10, ful chorus
Away, away to Dixie Land
The Northern nudsills, brave and true
Have met the trait rcus Rebel crew
Away, away in Dixie Land.
CHosrs-
Thel strike up 'Dixie's" glad refrain
Away away!
And ring il OH, with might and main,
Till nought Of Treason shall remain
Away, away. away down in bike
Oar gallant iars and soldiers loyal
Sailed aicnni and took Port Royal,
Away away in Dixie land
And nov he good Star Spang'ei Banner
Floats in tri.mph Der Savannah
Away, away in Dixie Land
cHoRus-TLcn strike, SC.
Good Burnsidc's victor, .. Roanoke Island.
.5urnsd their sides through All the vile land
Away. away in r;xie Land;
And Charleston base Secessions home
In terror -. awaits her doom,
way, away il Dixie Land!
Cnokcs-Then strike, sc.
Proud Norfolk, 100, is not forgotten;
Wool is tiore. tlan match for Cotton,
Away. away in Dixie Land;
And spite Of all their RAGE ard toll
Oar hosts encamp on sacred soil
Away away in Dixie Land.
CHoRus Then strike, sc.
Brave Mcclellan yct-swe have . notion,
When the mud permits motion
Away, away in Dixie Land
Wiz turn Jek-s d., to darkest night
Away, away IN Dixie Land!
tnoRvs-Thea strixe &C.
I oHtkapt1oFS FCUff, tHc uihct uay,
70 Ao"ttson 'csrects did pay,
Away, AVA IA Dixie;
lie gavea 5rant to enter in
IL bag some facoa ,.iousand men
- Asay, away IN Dixie Lsnd!
CnoRrs--Then tsike, &C.
Floyd loves to steal awhile away
From every cumb ring care they say,
Away away 10 Dixie Land
Our Yankee teachings made him feel
A conscieution dread Of steel"
Away, away in Dixie Land.
HoRus-Then str,kc,&c.
: ris sad, that spite Of skin and wealth,
The f.bet Generals fail in health.
Away, away in Dixie Land
With juice Of ''grape" and iron pills
Well doctor them, and Foote the bills
Away away in Dixie Land.
GHoRus-Then strike, SC.
IX.
Figh, cn, rave soldier till our Flag
Waves over every Rebel rag,
Away. away III Dixie Land.
Until the ligh, .s rreelom CLEANS
From lunler Hill 10 New Orleans
Away, away in Dixie Land!
CHoRUs-Tlen strike, s..
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-05-01
The Governor 0G wisconsin
0cUWMcd.

Cairo. April 2l.
Gov. Harvey, Of Wisconsin, was
drowncd'on Saturday niyhr, at eleven
o'clock, when passing from one boat to
another, at Savannah, on the Tennessee
river HIS body had not b, en- found
when the dispatches left.