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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
STATEMENT OF ESCAPED REBEL
SOLDIERS

BaLrixoEr, MI, Monday March g. lf3..
Among the passengers who arrived here by TIE
Old Point boat to-day are four dt -eIieIs ifom tlr
Rebel army, named Van Dora iowuseId. Josiai
Morris. William Wilson, and ha.. Ir,l.0n Barker
all citizens Of the Eastern States. wh" wore made
pr,soner. by the Rebels Last May at Cciar Keys
Florida. where they had gone in tue schooner Stag
IN Load with timber, which va. coniscatsc 10y tue
Rebel,. The schooner was loaded with cotton but
she was subsequently, burnt, to escape Union
cruiser. Compelled by necessity, they lihe ioar
mani enli,ted in the Cd Florids Regiment last Jny.
The regiment was ordered to Richmond, where they
arrived tho day after The battle Of Bull Hun. They
,.ere finally sent TO Yorktown, where they have
been ever since. On Saturday last they succeeded
in escaping in small canoe, and reached Fortress
Monroe. They state that MsSruder' force AROUND
Yorktown i composed Of about dozen regiments
snd that bs has not over SIX thousand effective light
ing men.
But at Great Bethel, and other points through TIE
penip,ula. he has not ess than 1900. sono heaV!
ann, are mounted near Yorktown. There are also
Qualifications three miles below a, Wyoming Crock.
During the last few week, the force bas been engaged
in building cssemaies, but not Of very Formidable
character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

-gx-Goy. Fairbanks and sons, Of Vermont, Cap /
II. French OF size L. s. Navy, Homer Ramsdcll IT
Newburgh, Capt. L. B. Myer OF London, and 4. 4.
Gratrakes OF England are II the Astor Honse
Gen. Fredk Smith Of Vermont, Capt. Rosker Of
the steamship glasgow and Dr. n. Parsons Of TT '''-
denee, are at the Everett House.
Judge Willard of Troy, w. Keep and lao OF
LockpOrt, John Grouse of Syracuse Henry % moro
Of Bridgeport, and w. NJ. Barnett Of hichisa a are
at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Capt. Hun, Of the L. 5. Engineer so'p' -, -
n. shelton, Of Derby Conn, are at the Al ''"af'e
Hotel. ,.oo-,.. =,
r,o,inguor,h Of Boston, John c. Potter Il Boston,
Kps"Snry Of Hartford, E. H. Eldridge Of BOsaOO.
c. F. Adam: of Boston and 7. L. Davies of P'ass-
...,,;. ore at tho Fifth Avenue Hotel.
A''l = Bowen Of tie U. S. Navy, s. FargusOa
~ SOME OF California, II. W. Whiting of Hart
ror,. Conn, P Smith and family, Of And0vsr, MAss.
NJ, Mt tbs Metropolitan Hotel.
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:. III will subject the paper to b

disregard OF this oss.,
excluded from the meis. 'rR po.,,,.,., n...L
CoSyAIgsCENCE or mS' ELY.
The Hon. Alfred Ely bas suhcls''y recovered
from his illness TO resume his seat.
"rHE SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Sanitary Commission adjourned on SatSs'Sy
20 visit the Old Capitol Prison.
RELEASE OF PRISONERS.
To-day the following-named prisoners were DIS
charged on giving their parole Richard Coleman
james Potter. George G.. Coleman, and josiah f.
Bailey. Also John Il. FAR and james w. Farr, on
taking The oath of allegiance. number were also
discharged giving their parole not to take up armA
against the Government Of the United States unless
regularly exchanged according TO the rules OF war
The following were remsnded for further eonSdera-
ton: John 4. Day, Charles w. Coleman.
THE REMAINS or col. SLOCUM AND OTHERS.
The remains Of Col. Slocum, Maj. Baloo, and
Capt. Tower will not it now appears, be sent hence
until Friday evening. They will be under an efcort
Of the I'd Rhode Island regiment, reaching Provl-
dence on Sunday morning, where they will be re-
ceved by the military Of that State, together with
Masonic Lodges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
FIRST REPORTS MORE THAN CONFIRMED.
500 Rebels Killed and Wounded.
800 PRISONERS TAKEN.
THE REMAINDER DRIVEN LIKE SHEEP
Our Loss About 300 Killed and Wounded,

WIscHs,rxa Monday. March - 1888.
The Rebels have been driven back 10 Strasbure.
There has been very lttle fighting to-day. In the
skrmishing we have lost about ten killed aud
wounded.
Mr. Fall assistant TO Capt. Albert, Typographical
engineers, was taken p,soner BY the Rebels.
We have captured more than 900 small arms.
II p. Mn Consequence of the forward move Of
our forces the reports OF killed wounded aud miss
ing could not be ascertaned but our los, from 50
to 100 killed among whom were one Colonel and
fourteen Captains and Lieutenants. Two hundred
were wounded. among whom are ten officers. The
enemy had nearly 800 killed and wounded, aud lcst
800 prisoners.
wAsnsoroS, Monday, March a. 1862
A Dispatch from a Surgeon in Gen. Shields army
to the Surgeon General at Washington says, in rela-
ton TO the battle Of yesterday;
Oar loss /, from - to 100 killed and 30 wounded
/ have - OF the enemy dead.
dispatch from Winchester ssys our forces today
pursued the rebel1 with extraordinary yigor and
courage toward Srssburs, driving them Ike fright
eDed sheep.
H,EriBuEG, Pa Monday, si.reh ~, la1s
The Legislature adjourned today on learning Of
ths death of Col. Murray Of the 9th Pennsylvania
Regiment. killed a, the battle Of Winchester ysstsr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
ARMY AND NAVY.

prersra,icus It'll being made IN Castle " liiam.
Governors Island for the reception Of Piisoners,
and il is -aid ths, he pori-holss Of The Classmates
which gre u.ed ss qusrien viii be barred 30 as 20
render escape more difficult.
IL is reported that Col. Harvey Brown, 9Th Artil-
,erv T.. =. A., has been assiened 70 she command Of
the forts Ia New-YoFk karbor. This will make hin
the superior officer " Col. Loouis in command a.
Fort Columbus, the senior infan'y Colonel IN the
army. Col. Browns commission ss fu1 Colonel
dates from May II, 1861, slough he has held the
br syet rank Of Colonel for gallant and mer.oIious
eouduc. during The Mexican wa, since 1871, and
bns been nominated for breyet bri2adier-genersl-
.hip for the affair at Fort Pickens s0ne months ago
The following vessels OF war are expected at the
Northern Navy. Yards for repairs, &C.; steam ing.
ate Niagara, South C.rolins, Wsisr Witch, aud
Huntsyilie.
The .tesm propeller Msdjie and PatrOon, went
20 ses yesterday Al o'clock. We have tready
printed the names Of their officers.
The chartered schooner Thomas Hosmbe IS taking
10 an assorted cargo Of stores FOX hey West. 1ne
chartered schooner II rum Smith has left for WISH
ington, with lead aud iron. The schooner hsry T.
Hndson will shortly sail for Port Royal, with etore-
The schooner Joseph Moran, with gun carriages,
aides. &c, arrived at tho yard Yesterday.
The sloop-of-war John Adams, Ia ordinary, was
lowed up, opposite Rotten row, to make room Tor
freight schoonnrs.
The blue jackets belonging 70 the lost vessels
Cumberland aud Congress, who were brougot roilh
bv the Roanoke, and transferred to The North C'ro
lina as previously reSred, have got liberty, and
are now on shore enjoying themselves. lney did
their duty like gallant ana brave shi0r- nlt4l.
the action in Hampton Roads on the TN and 6th or
March, and deserve n royal welcome.
CESERAL DEsyER.-Gcuerl Denver was entered
Lv tbe War Departmest 10 report TO General Hal
lrck, but the assignment Of General Denver w COM
mend ia Kansas Wan General iiallees's own act,
and not anticipated here. This assignment has been
snsrended here. and probably will not finally be
msde The objection 10 1t - nothing rejecting upon
General Denver capacity 20 Do uFclul IN other
ield- Of employment but The hostility of the people
of Kansas to him, growing out OF his having acted
tbers As one OF Mr Buchanan's Governors. II u
Enown thai. no did not favor Mr.. Puchantn's ex'
tremr policy; but sill! 10 was ono q tho agents IL
carving ~ "a. lSs.ioaal Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
CAPTURE OF BEAUFORT, NC.
THE REBELS RUN AWAY
THEY BLOW UP FORT MACON
They Burn ihc famous Steamer Nashville
aav4M
Yor1rx,. MorNos. Mach ..
:"
via Baltimore, Monday. Mach "a, isG1. )

vi. Bsihmore Monday, Mach "a, l5G2}
The steamer Chancellor Livingston arrived from
Hatteras Inlet last night.
Immediately after the occupation Of Newbern, an
expedition to Beaufort was started by Cen
Burnside.
The place was, however, evacuated before our
troops approached.
Fort Macon was blown up BY the Rebels, s'd The
steamer Nashville burned.
On the day Gen. Burnside occupied Newbern,
l6 900 Rebel troops were on the road between doids
boro and Newbern.
The Suwaunee sailed for Hstteras yesterday sfter-
noon. with mails and passengers.
The steamship Illinois rsturned 10 New-fork ih'
morning.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived to-day.
The new sunboat Chocurs arrived from Boston
las, night.
Three more dsserters from Yorktown came into
our lines At Newport News this morning. They do
not give any additional information Of value.
from Our special Correspondent.
FosTsx,, MoSso, Orr foNT ,o.,'kf
The Chancellor Livingston, from ilsteras yesler-
day D. m. arrived this morning. Persons direct
iror Newbern state that II was understood there that
beaufort and Fort Macon bad been deserei ~ the
Rebels. that they destroyed the font much a. the
could burned the steamship Nsshyile, and resireHisd
South. Our forces. Navy aud Army were on their
way 10 occupy thote important positions # deserted
and TO take them. II nos.
Nothing Of particular moment bad occurred since
,he taking OF Newborn
Mr. Bsvmorc, tho well-knowu ooa., pilot, While
on the passage up bot night fell from ,he upper to
The lower deck q the Livingston, striking on Ms
head. injufng him yey seriously. lie is DOW III the
hospital hcre aud lac j, considered 10 10 In ci'ucsi
condition.
have trustworthy information that tht Mernmae
t lies AT the Navy Yard, where she went amer The
terrible fight two wesss ago to-day, with 10 prot
pect Of an imIned descent on us again. II ever
VIC stood in fear Of her coming we 10 not n"".
flag Officer GoldsborOugh Is ready for Der. In.
Monitor ID ready ia fact noi only waiting but
rahcr ana ious for her appearance. Lei The cities On
the Norl!ern hafboIs dismiss their icsfs 'he Menu
mac Will never pas out the Roads, nor ieinn 10
Norfolk II she makes her appearance.
Two parties Of deserers from tie Rebels st Yofl
town and vicinity have recently come into our fines,
an Noriheners and Union men, impressed into the
Rebel service, who took tue irst opportunity 10 de
ser,. They were from the extreme South, Louisiaas
and Florida. They have communicated intelligence
Of considerable interest aud importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
CONFIRMATION OF THE DEATH OF CAPT.
FRANKLIN BUCHANAN.
PBiLhDsLPHiAi "ohuhJi

PHiLlDsIPHIA, HondiJ, Msfoh r. Iso[
TIL, Bulletin 10 informed that the relatives OF CspI
Franklin Buchanan, Of the Rebel Navy, have re-
o;,,ed ,osjtiy. information OF biz death, at Norfolk
c,, ,o,,nd, he received in the late naval engage
ment in Hampton Roads. ,.....,
cs9 ,nd Of tho Meuusc who i,s N on. OF w.. s
-, ,onp,ir. In Maryland have received i" '''
o"e .,iou., wounded aud IA rapidly Toc"''insI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

Man MissSo-SuspIcIos oY For1 PLAZA
,,ntlepsn named Henry Morrison resilient OF Fort Dee
boine, iowa. to this city, his WY 20 ws.hnsoas
81 IN last aud stopping for fw days at the ros
4snce OF Mr. sherman 10 Wlisusbur.h On Friday nss
be e his friends hou. visit to Nv YORK. and hss 10
since be-u heard Of II hs. been ssceansd thar a. ~ aac
r 10 NJ .hluston and "A he had coasdcrsbs money epvn
h, p.uon and no. Ans can be heard OF his wae'essss"
fsSvd tpa ha kAa u.sI " Al lsui Psu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
CAPTURE OF GUERRILLAS. ..

sr Lorl, Monday, Mlfch y w
IN. following I, copy Of dispatch TO the Scci''
tary OF War: Of t.t Iowa Cavalry, .eut ont
% ,lS',son City Ly Con. Totem against nnef,
i I, ia lad esirmish with the enemy, hiiiihk
nl ua" one, taking u prisono's aad oyeI y
49, "o $s Ees Of powder aud 4aa.iy o, 5'"'
.ears sl,o e''rel oar loco .. four woIae",
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cHusaG0. Monty Issch a. l ~.
A gentleman i1.t from New-oricans rays tie
Rebel. arc building thitsen suubosts q .bs place
in hn cnmnIetei soon.
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rur PRISONERS AT PEA RIDGE.

3r Loon, MondaJ, MAron - -
rLe train from RoIla Lar. night brought N 'Oo pa
- a,d AZ commissioned officers, being tho ms
i,., Of the prisoners taken by Gen. Cur'is' forces
a., the baitle Of Pea Ridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25

ArrlT- IIT-l NI0tIayf n
IN. Terre Haute, Alton and 81. I.onis R1iiroe6
wa. .o,d AT auction to-day by order Of the Uaitsd
states Dislrics Court. II was bid Oh Iy hSoen
bos3boider,. for the sum OF ss00,0W.
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ASSEMBLY.

The report of the Grinding Committee made On
Saturday was called up
Mr. SCHDJEEIEED moved TO strike out and
fer back 20 the Com nittee the bin 10 allow tss
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company TO erect y
telegram along the line of the canal. Mr.. Sehole.
field ssid he believed the bill was calculated to do
Injustice 70 the enterprsing valuable, and wel-con-
ducted line Of the New-iOrk, Albany, and Bnfnle
Telegraph Company. TIE bill gives the Canal Com
nenv leave TO connect the line with any telegraph &C
eithsr or both ends. The bill referred back -
the COMMITTEE. -,
More thnn the number of bills provided under the
;oint rules having accumulated, tie business OF third
reading bills was taken up. Tie following wore
passed; .,.,;ou ch.-,. :.
amend the act Of 1852 relative TO courts IN Brooklyn:
10 establish Accidental Departments in Union frse
schools to incorporate the hew-fork state Cen
v.ntion OF universities: supplementary 10 toe act
TO extend flst6ush avenue, Broohyni IN rels, 20
to printing Calendars OF Courts of Record OF he
State except in the city OF Sew-tofhi siso' se'o"
bill. Of local character. ..,oo.. :.
Mr. Rsymonds bill 10 appropriate SJOV,Voo 70 &ad
and protecl the harbor from INVASION, came up ior
third reading.
Mr. AIVORD moved 10 reconmit, IN order 10 n
CORPORATE the bill in she general act for putho
defense. 81.
~. TRACEY, in view Of the slim sttendances
moved 10 amend by laying aside for the present.
Carried. the friends of the bill voting in favor.
Mr.. ALVORD, by consent, reported back me
.rleutod Dill to reorgsnize the State MILITIA or-
dored TO be printed. ,.,,-
Mr.. McHULbEN by consent, reported fav.Faniy
N, bl TO authorize Brooklyn to issue bonds os the
rsIef Of families OF volunteers Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
To In. Aaoe.sisd Pres
WAsHiy0roS Monday. March a. 1872.
Tur NEWSPAPERS AND ARMY NEWS.

WAHiyeroN Monday. March a. 1872.
THE NEWSPAPERS AND ARMY NEWS.
Certain newspaper, having hagrsntly persisted in
ID. publication OF military details, in violation Of the
rules and articles Of war and the orders OF the War
DEPARTMENT, thereby eDdsngering the safety OF our
armies snd tie success Of military operations, the
Secretary Of War has ordered the enforcement OF the
penalties. and special courtmartsl is to he assem-
blei 81 Washington for the Trial and punishment Of
Tie offenders.
TIE DESTRUCTION or FORT MACON.
Colonel Segar. Representative elect from the Ao-
eomsc District arrived here this morning, confirm
ing the intelligence Of the destruction Of the priya-
.eer Nsshyille aud Fort Macon by the Rebels'
D'RPiNRuIL ZOUAyEs.
Tie DEpineuiI Zouaves, about four hundred ID
number. were paid of Today. Tho greater pofloh
Of them return home.
mR. FRANK GONE HOME.
TIE Hon. Augustus Frank Of Hew-York has besn
called home by illness 10 his family.
COMBINATIONS.
Tie Senate to-day confirmed about four hundred
army appointments, principally Of minor ranks
Anon. hem in the Aduisnt-t;enerals Department
were e. j. WaQgoner OF Kentucky, aud Jefferson
II. Noues of Delaware, ~ Assistant Adjutsni-Gen'
era,, with rank Of Captain John A. Doyle o.
PENNSYLVANIA 40 Conmsaary II Subsistence IN inc
Volunteer service; also. The following: John [.
vagrlun Of Pennsylvania Military storekeepef'
and . 4. Judson Of popn,yyalie. Brigade Surgeon.
The only two Bnender.Genersls Of Volunteers con
Grmej sre WIN. X. Strong and Col. Mahlon ID. Man
sou O. Indiana
PosT-OIiIcE NOTICE.
Pos,inssier-G enelal Blair to-day Issued the follow
mo no ice 10 the Postnssters 81 the United States:
"The Secretary Of War now regulates tho trans
mission OF information by Telegraph, affecting the
conduc, Of the war 81 order TO prevent the comnu-
nica'ion IL such inf Gintion TO the Rebels. IL ie
al-o thought necessary by the Secretary Put re-
.ricion- on the publication OF facts oil ms charA'
Ter. however der,yed and tho aid Of thu Depart
mont ]. requested for tli. purpoae. You will ttcre
fore notify publishers not TO publish any lat winch
ha. been excluded from tho telegraph, una tbsI IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
NETWORK LEGISLATURES.
SENATE. ALBANY, March "a, 1852

SENATE. ALBANY, March "a, ltS2
The amendment 10 the Brooklyn Charter was coz
CURED in. -
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill chsugng tSs
name of the Rose Hill Savings Bank.
BILLS PASSED.
Regulating tho sale Of poisoDs; relative 70 Da-
trict Courfs in New.York; authorizing the Common
Council Of Brooklyn to fix, name, and number
streets amending the charter OF the New York Cet.
lege Of Veterinary Surgeons; also, several local
bills.
Mr.. BELL introduced the following
R-,o-ed the Assembly The Constitution Of IL
State be amended - follows: 49,.
Ths Iusturc shall have power pass any law prohie-
ina the sae OF intoxicating liquors beverage and In s1sh
ss may prescribe the necessary ines and penalties is me
violation thereof 49,, ,.
R,soe4 II the Assembly eoocur trst the FOREGOING smeoe
ru De rrerrd the Legislature to be chosen q the 1eas
election Of ard Ii conformity with HE Con-
.taon b. Published three months previous 70 the time %
such SECTION.
LAID over.
Nr. GANSON moved to restrict the power Of shs
Grinding Committee TO local oils, and oblige them
10 take up bills according to position on general
orders. -,
On motion of Mr.. BELL the resolution wa laid
on the table. Adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
THE SIEGE OF ISLAND No. 10.
THE REBELS WEARING AWAY.
SYMPTOMS OF AN EVACUATION
Steady and Progressive Work on Our Side.
CARO-, Monday. March -, 1862.

CARO- Noudsy March "a, 1862.
soscial 60 TIL. Tri6pne, dated Saturday night,
says tae g7Inboat Mound City fired 20 shot at the
middle batteries with considerable effect. Our
officers with glass counted five Rebels killed at a
single shot. Ga Sunday our mortars fired with con-
siderable regularity bu, the results were not ascer-
tanned, owing TO the uufsvorsble condition OF the
weather. The balloon reconnaissance did not take
place.
CHIcae0 Monday March a. 1862.
A special dispatch to The Tribune, dated o'clock
Sunday night, off Island No. TO- says that the firing
continued slowly, day and night, at intervals Of half
an hour. Our fire is mostly concentrated upon the
upper battery, which ia fairly TO pieces. This
battery has not replied for two days; only one gun
can be seen i1a position. and that is probably
Quaker.
Tie batteries on the main shore are also myste-
riously silent, and the encampments grow smaller
day BY day. Transports still continue flying about,
apparently carrying away troops. The river ia still
rising, and everything il overfowed. The Rebels
were drowned ont Of some of their batteries, and had
been attempting to erect new ones, but the well
directed ire Of our mortars prevents them.
A special TO TIL. Times, from Cairo, says: The
officers of the steamer Lake Erie, No ?, which left
Island No 10 at II O'Clock last night, ire near
the Kentucky shore, which kept increasing as they
got up The river. IL was supposed to he tho Rebel
trsnslor igri,ed by the bursting OF ahs!b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
DISGRiCEFIL RIOT At CINCINNATI,

BRUTAL ATTACK ON FREE SPEECH.
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CORRECTION.

Injustice has been done 10 one Of the rnost eff
Gent PayInasters in the Army by the publication
Of the rejection by the Senate Of WIN. II. Ritter.
lie has been confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
rRnM ISLAND NO. Do.

telegram from Cairo, received to-day, 81
bounced that dispatch from Island NO. 10
contained no news Gentlemen who arrived from
there to-day say that ii the Mississippi r'ses
much higher the Rebels will be washed out OF
their batteries, both on the Island aud the Ken
lucky and Tennessee shores A food in the Ohio
and Wabash have swollen the Mississippi. If the
Missouri should follow their example the Rebels
viii not wait for any more Of Flag Officer Foote'S
compliments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-25
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

Mr.. Wicklife of Kentucky introduced bill
THIS morning, pledgng and setting apart the
public lands, surveyed aud unsuryeyed, and
:he proceeds Of the sales thereof, as a fund 70
psy tie interest and principal OF The public
debt. 4 blow at the Ilomesteaa bill.
Mr. 'rrunble introduced bill repeating the
act " graduate AID reduce the grauts OF tee
public .snds to actual settlers and cu,iystOrs,
passed August, 1854.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-31
BLACKSMlTHING.

[One door above the POstOfce.
r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
i Public that doing Blacksmithing in all its
branches, and especially de intend that my HORSE.
SHOEING shall be done to impart and COM
fort to the Horse and health and elasticity
the foot without which it is impossible to have per-
feet horse. refer to a number of gentlemen in
this city, and also in the country, who give
atterng account of with defective feet than
am willing to say of myself All ask is fair trial.
None but the best of Charcoal Iron used In the
ufacture of my Horse and Mule Shoes.
Also, there is, occupying part Of my shop, Wood
Workman, who do as good worh on either Wagons
or Bugges as can be done in this city.
noV6dawtf GEORGE PERRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-31
TUNING! TUNING!

DIANOS TUNED, BY THE YEAR OR SINGLE
L Tuning, in town country Orders left for J
SYKES, at the Muscatine Music Depository, will
ceive prompt attention.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-31
NOTICE,
Estray Notice.
6tIa Iowa Cavalry.

DECRUITS FOR THIS NEW RGIMENT is wanted.
IL ALI persons DESTROYS of enlisting in this last
chance for Cavalry service should apply at ~ let
ter in person, where all the Information desired
be obtained.
Refer to @, z. Kent or J. A. Green, Muscatne, VIM.
Collins, Wilton, and Piatt and Spicer, at Upton,
F.S HODGES.
Post Office ut Durant,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-10-31
Live Hogs Wanted!

I SHALL commence receiving live hogs after the 5th
LOT October e. @y p":s aonse, and for we'll fatted
hogs will pay within 40c per 100 of Chicago prices,
quoted in the Chicago Daily Tribune at time ofdevery
Farmers in Muscat inc aud Lonisa counties, Iowa,
and Rock Island and Mel counties, Illinois, will find
it for their interest to call and before selling
their hogs am now ready to engage hogs for Octo
Der delivery in lots of any size. D BUTLER.
Muscatine, cent rs, 1s62-d1w win
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTs
Arkansas Travellers Wanted !!

rJNO FILL THE RANKS OF CAPTAIN ESTES
i COMPANY, ("E,') Eighteenth Iowa Infantry,
now at Newtonia, MO- Any person wishing to enlist
will be furnished transportation by APPLYING to Capt.
G. @. Glover. s. ESTLE.
Oct 30th, 1862.