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{, " Clseett says that We 'and our Abolition
allies involved the whole country in civil war.
JeE Davis says the same thing We don't know
which Of shem made the discovery first II Ell
Their Of them, however, will produce sane loyal
man who does not pronounce them both the line.
Al descendants of the Prince Of Liars We will pre-
sent him with the FIRST piece Of Confederate scrip
which may come into our possession. Traitors all
indulge in the same slang, the same inconse-
quent twlAdlA Those who talk 90 much alike
must cerssahiy 30 70 became they think alike.
and because their purposes and desires are the
same. Loyal men win b apt to think %, At oil
eyentA 49, - --.---..e Nd 20 El--L-- ID -
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~ We have rssesed' The report q the pro-
cesdings Of the lows 1slief Association, held in
the city Of .D.vsapers, Nay sash, 1859, and Of
the Iowa Sanitary Couuissies, from it, orsani.
,satioa 10 June let, 1850. We publish = cireula,
Of he Sanitary Commission II our columns 70
day. III a., X, .ase-rfr.., {gzs,,
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IAs IRISH ksolABHf.-The Irishmen Of Du
ouque are taking hold Of the matter of raising 4
regiment with vigor. Aessra Conway, Duff
ano nrlen nave opened an Office at B Con-
Wy ,, s.o. vne.e they are receiving name.
chance before the draft takes njsos Som
people fatter themselves there viii be m d..s.
but the Governor writes that there viii sprel,
be drafting for the old regimens.-Dubuons
TimeA
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The Canals Of New York have yielded total
Of Four Millions Eight Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in tolls during the fiscal yesr ending on the
Let inst. For the year ending with the close Of
navigation next Deosnbsr, i viii probably b
fully Five Millions This 10 cheering in these
hard tineaqe SANG ~ & >s8 8 aage.-s =.
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! ssA11 FAIR-Ths Dabuque Times states that
Senator Wright Of Indiana. will deliver ths AZ.
ricultural Address at the Iowa State Fair, which
viii b held At that city from Sept. Soth 70 Oct.
ID inclusiva Senator Grimes will address the
people, durisg The fair, On he subject Of The
present VA. B. q - ~ .a3 1't2 @a isis" fe
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q Hes. J. 1I.rRHS0N and J. 4, H0RNIsH, can.
1dates for Congress- IN the II Con. District Of Iowa
wfll addre0 the people d the following places q
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-09-13

/. - D. Il. Aahopy accepts the. nomination
for Congress In the Sd Congressional District Of
Iowa. he has the impudence TO say to the peo-
pie Of the District that if they are true to their
manhood, 70 their interssts - sitisens Of Iowa,
70 their patriotism % American citizens, they
win transfer him from the Old Capitol, where
he is inc.rcerated for being true TO the Consti-
tuition Of his country, to the new Capitol ~ their
Representative. Pretty insolens talk this, for .
man whose treason ID not less than that Of JET.
Davis in intent, however much he may come
short of il in act We think the people Of his
District will duly appreciate his presumption
and his folly, and kindly. allow him to vent bis
reasonable purposes anywhers but in the New
Capitol JET. Davis ID quite - likely to get
there. ~" ta % 80 s2fAs3i- q r.
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Isl ,Besssa ssass Uaivsssssy.

| .26si ,1oWo3 Osaso Ualvsgs1sy. ISL
H fkl1 terra VIII sshnslss wednesday,
septenbes 17th. Rev. 0. 4 Spencer has bssn
|appointsd = plass Of p. Totsen. he Iassitn-
tioa he's larger adsantagss than asy other n
lows, aad ous6t y W AllSd viii stedssts = oa'
young men between u and 10 ought % - there
! in large nunbera Nov Is the only opportunity
they may have for obtaining IN edscssion. II
900, - hey ~ eighteen years Of sss tbsy YIN
| Is wanted sor shs military service. The Dc
maud for female teachers Is rapidly increasing
| in the common schools, and hundreds d yeans
ladies' ought % attend the Normal Department
Or tie University 70 qualify themselves for
those situstions.. The friends Of sdscation in
| each cousty should ses that The four1 students
authorized BY law 70 receive inssruction without
charge are sent up to tho University. aez q
The Board Of Trustees ,st their late meeting
abolished Tie tuition fees for ths'eurFent year;
but each student on entering any Of the de-
psr.ments Of the University 10 required 70 pay
il sdvanos . katficulation Fee Of IS per sss-
sion. This win cover Ill the expenses for tui-
lion, with the exception Of that for instruction
in Instrumental Music, which win be $40 per
session. sd s-a 10 ar ssog sa3 sss -
-Four students from each county will be re-
ceived without payment Of the Natriculation
Fee; two in the Normal Department and two in
Tie other departments Of the University on
presenting accommodations Signsd BY the
County Superintendent, the County Judge and
The Clerk Of the District Court for the county
in which the student 90 recommended rssidea.
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TIE DAvnPoR7 GAssrrI-The new proprie-
tors Of the Davenport Gazette are James Nc.
Gosh, Edward Russell. Fred. Hoops and Levi
Davis, under the name Of the "0aset'e Oompa-
~" The Editor will be Edward Russell, Eco.
He has already had considerable experience in
this department, and will no doubt gil ''the
chair" acceptably 70 the many readers Of the
Gazette. We heartily welcome him 10 the ranks
Of the fraternity add wish him he utmost sue
ees % . journalist
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giWaAf GENERAL NcCLxLLAH 10 Domestic
Chicago Journal thinks that Gen. Mcclellan has
taken the field against the rebel force in Mary
land. The ground Of this inference is the re-
port that Gen. Banks has command of the forti.
6cations around Washington, during the alb
sencs Of Mcclellan. AZ there could be no suf-
ficient reason for his absence at present other
than neoessity to take the field, it naturally
concludes that this 10 the fact, and that he and
the army under him are now making an At
tempt to lay "stonewall" in the ditch. Some
body, Of course, ought to be looking after him.
We sincerely hope that Mcclellan, if he is NOV.
Jog on him, will, meet with better success than
the late Gen. Pope. 'seas
uWe inquired of Clagett the other day,
what he thought Constitutional besides ':nigger'
driving" We have succeeded in getting him ia
affirm thath does think that employment Con-
stitutionsl. A. 70 anything else being within
the same blissful category, he leaves 10 just q
much in the dark % ever. a 1Tap b,st.s
The truth ID the poor devil, having been
brought up in that delectable and gentlemanly
occupation, really thinks nothing else in thil
world 10 worthy Of . moments attention, and that
oil things are constitutional or unconstitutional
inst % they AID or obstruct that, to him, most
hosonble and godlikeY Of human employments.
What . glorious Prime Minister he would. make
20 The King Of Dahomey. tes rerasfa q 81
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& MAavM8 VI WooD.-The case Of Edward E.
Narvire ~. Fernando Wood, has at last been
decided BY the Court Of Appeals Of the State Of
New York in favor Of the PLAINTIFF assignee
This 10 the somewhat notorious case brought By
The plaintiff 70 recover Of the defendant large
sum Of money which Wood, the late Mayor Of
New York city. obtained Of plaintiff under false
prstenees, BY false statsmspts Deliberate ierger.
ies aud other equally honorable acts. The cause
has long been pending, but is At last Ans:ly ter
minated, and Wood is required - PAY 70 The
plaintiffs assignee, Bixby, about 81, 900. the
amount claimed With interest Wood was once
indicted for the swindle, but the indictment vas
,quashed because it Glanced to be found q little
more than three years Subsequent 70 the COM
mission Of the ofsnsei Wood is q pretty fol-
low for Mayor Of . great city. 4 nice repre-
sentative Of the Vallandahams Of the North, snd
aud the traitors of the South No wonder that
be wanted 70 take New York city out Of ths
Unioni Robbers, thieves and assassins. natu-
rally cling 70 each other. 10 Sol
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~ The total number Of exempts in Dubuque
county is 1886. Of these, $50 are on account Of
physical disability, and bSs, claim to be aliena
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CIRCULAR No. q

Eros, he Zo,sa A,,nv Nar;tnvv Go.,y,;as;a, Ia "A.
S...rs, SnlI.., IL So-;.s;.. ~ n. S,.s,.
81 Throueh your generous eiiorts our Iowa sol
'd,ers h.ys thus fsr heen I;her.il, snn,i;sa 9TH
hosn;t.l atorea The aick Ana vonns.d ~ no
other STATE have been better cared for. ne
chief nresent neceasi,y Il for cot,on shi,.s and
drave,S u number Of thee should he AZ anee
furnished. e. ~
But you cannot fail 70 have sntic,nsted that
the large increase Of troops under he lase All.
and the approaching sickly season. win create
necessities, to provide for which VIII REQUIRE
greater efo,ts Mcn eser before. Let rs sccumu-
late for the time soon to come Every variety
will be needed but dried fruits are Of greater
value than preserves or jellies, and can Be more
safely transported. ~
Z We nave secured the services Of Rev. @. 9.
Trusdell, Chaplain Of the Sd Iowa Cavalry, for
the lows regiments in Tennessee, and Rev. A.
J. kirkpatrick, Chaplain Of the 4th Iowa Caval
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- Next se'tAs Auy q sying ~ 1spis
/ " know q tnoas more sssssd md ohngltsiJ
than that d providing ior ths fanilises . ~
wives and little onss Of thsss Who ass Ashtinl
our battles for =. Not 90 u them should b
allowed 70 MFR, nor should ny b permitted
70 feel that any assistance circumstances may
render necessary, 10 given them In aany other
manner than ass payment u : debt due them
nom the public. The support Of ths families
Of tboss. who are risking their lives where rebel
bullets and pcannon shot rain thiekest and rebel
bayonets glesm the brightest, ID not I charity,
but > debt which We should gladly pay. Those
who do, not share the dangers ofrths war,
should at least be willing to bear the other
burdens the Rebellion has cast upon "a. They
should assume the responsibility Of providing
for those who are dependent upon the gallant
soldiers'whoss courage and patriotism hive led
them TO the held, and who, in many instances,
have been induced 70 do go upon the belief that
the 'dear onesr they have left behind would
not be allowed to suffer because Of the abb
sence Of their natural protectors. Let all turn
their attention to this matter - they can. Let
the neighbors Of al such families keep watch
fdl and kindly eye upon them. Let 10 see to IL
that they are promptly supplied with everything
required to make them comfortable. Let them
feel that they are always held in renembrancs
BY those who are reaping tho benefits Of the
contest their husbands and fathers are actively
engaged in. And above al, lot them be made
to feel that their wants are supplied with cheer
fulness and alacrity, d only partial payment
Of the debt Of gratitude the Nation oves 20 IL
gallant defenders SAB. eaapa "a "a
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RIBIL FORCES hARcHISG NoRTHwARD.
2sS,OOO

Total, asaa b. @ ss., 2ss, 900
OF artillery, the force is not specially mention.
ed, but one hundred and fifty pieces were sent
with "StonewAlp Jackson alone, and the entire
parks are not less in total than four hundred,
The cavalry is accompanied by l6 and "a poun-
ders, and most Of the entire amount Of the artil-
lery consists Of field pieces, very many Of shem
riaed and Of the most modern pattern. sl GA,
Gen. Ewells corps alone amounts to twenty
eight thousand men, apart from Jackson's. but
it is thrown in a. part Of Jacksons force, al.
though Col. Adler gives it his full value. he
states that 6fty.seven fine pieces of ordnance
were left behind by General Mcclellan on the
Chickahominy, and all of these have been made
available. The army, then, immediately in front
of and on the tanks Of Gen. Pope, extending
from the line of Gordonsville toward Leesburg,
10 fully two hundred aud fifty thousand men.
3 Col Adler elected expressions Of much sur.
prise when he made the same statement to the
highest military authorities ct Washington; but
he insists upon ito truth. and says that any less
calculation will entail most serious disaster.--
The rebels are making determided push on
Maryland, and their plans thus far have met with
even more success than they anticipated. .gs
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u The Dubuque Times says that there ar
now thirty nine full Companies in that city, o
very nearly four regiments. ags
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TIE 2SD.-Ths State Register Gays that III
Esd regiment, now At Camp Crocker, Dee Nome.
will probably leave this week.
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: S1ATE OF Iowa, ADJ'r GIs1 Oy11C1
"a fasge Davenport Sept. 8, 1862
Burlington, Iowa

WHY Nof.-Ths trains Of Ne Buslington and
Missouri River Railroad, W are told do not
connect with shoss Of he xsokuk and De-
MONIES Railroad ist 0ttaAwa. Wsare also in
formed that mail natssr ron Bssliagten, ssins
westward, lies over at ottunwa, about twenty
four hours, more o. Len. s.J e..V III g
We can't inagias Why this abssld b ths
case, nse do ~ know whore he fault IL We d
know, however, that II II b true, Il y an out
rageous inposisien on The public. and that III
sooner il 10 removed The better Il viii b To-
some people, who nay imagine thsnselvss b
youd the reach d public censure. ee
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avH The Handwriting en the wan. a
81 The result Of the State election in California,
= announced BY telegraph, must have chsered
: lie hearts Of al loyal men. notwithstanding
~ efforts Of Ssnasor Latham, who, although
. Breckinridss man, has Sinos The Rebellion be-
gan, acted and spoken il s loyal and pasriotic
naansr.-and the fusion Of the two branches Of
~ Dsnocratic party, % far q the lsadsrs were
sbls 70 unite them o. s,Usion wsr plstfsem,
~ 1;Sk Of The State have significantly put
ths stamp Of hatred and reprobatioa upon the
sliehtsst anliation With Dis Unioaise and those
~ho syupathizs with them. The sinpls tact
Nat Dis- UniooiSss sspported tas Dsnecratic
slskst, defeated II Loyal Democrats would not
ssppess L, bssasss il vas tainted 81 : suspicion
which 7thsy wesid not endure. When ~ heas
.>Aat 'ssSy Dsnecratie candidate Tor ths Senate
Il dstssS II California, W can Only account for
II b assribing, il 70 The loyalty Of ths people.
Mo d ~ choose 70 be deceived any losgsr By
,s,iisians $50 corrupt md dangerous school.
IL s,seslea n vsrnoak he other day. indi-
sassa IL directioa u The popular current
GaiiSsssia hss aldsa . crushing emphasis 70 It
No sss en- mistake Il ieagss. They fsraish
lsssss Which he prsdsat wili . VEL - ponder.
1hsy prove that our people ars ioyaly deter.
aissd 70 sappsrt ~ Adnipissratien, aad 70
-sssSls In none VIE link thsnssavsa however
slieltly. With men Of ttsitssoss synpathiss.- =
They VIII plsss none In psvsr whose intentions
a,s,s sbss.sst!ths prssssstioo Of 10 vG against
>saitssa TIE psepis recognise The fass that
>tAsse 1he touch pitch auss b dsaled.s Can
~ses ~ Dodgss, NaAssys Hendsrshesss, Desas
Halls, and ne resi- q their clan, 80 ths infany
- whisA tAsy have Dadly eoasigned tbemsslvsss
q Win they persaas h their course, q viii they
repent before Il Il TOO latse fe5sot
g!r Rs7Axzs.-Clarksvilis, on the Tennessee Riv.
q, Vas retaken By the Union forces on Nonday
last Seven hundred Of our troops left Fort
Douslson on. Sunday, and On Monday morning,
vhsn near GAINESVILLE. wers attacked BY 500
Confederates After . brief engagement The
Confsderates Aed. leaving twenty ave Of tbei,
sunbsr prisoners The Union forces thereupon
took pssseesion Of Clarksvills without furthe,
opposition. 'oa gh s.
TIE DAvuPos1 GAxErrs-The new proprie-
tors Of the Davenport Gazette are James Nc
Oosh, Edward Russell. Fred. Hoops and Lew
Davis. under the name Of the "0asetle Oompa
- The Editor viii be Edvard Russell. Eso
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~ Wallace Hovey, Thomas Scholes. and Do
vid Hawksworth, leave this city this morning, to
report themselves on the new sunboat, indiana
ID just built ss Cincinnati, 70 which they have
been ordered % Engineers. ,.,-.- ~, 70
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
PRISONERS TO BE LIBERATED.

We have received the following authentic iniorma-
ton in regard to the liberation Of u number Of our
officers in The hands Of the rebels which will Afford
Qualification 70 their numerous friends.
Quartermasier Murphy Of the 3sth New-York,
who was captured by the rebels at Bull Run, and
imprisoned g Richmond, from which place he recent
Nv made lis escape in connection with Mr.. Ely, has
succeeded in procurig the beratiou OF the 70 lowing
prisoners, moot Of whom will report themselves NJ
Washington in the course Of eight or ten days:
Lent Co.ne,ly ollie 69,h hrgt Ltsu, Rooth ~ a
Mteopta r..t Li.u' Campbell Of the \ Y. 1th ke;t
Lieut. u, up..y Of the n l. "a reg Lieut. Hspolin u ITO
= \ gth l.gi Csp. Narson q the sfh y h~st Cs' .
Sur zoe Il ths 5h pbio a. Capt HcQuot~ OF ne .
\ \ E,.t Csgt. Hunt ne lime , q gy~nl IL hef'
n an. IN iudlsa hcgti ,-t Oft9 Of tho ON ~ 80 ~
Cstt seh,lil. avn Of ths 70sh y. l. Rss,
Information WIS received last night that Captain
MeQuado had did recently. An shor, viii be r'a'
70 substitute IN bis stead Lvpt. IRWIN Of the ID New
York.
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Nr Lorfs. TL1r.dsy, Jan ls5f
Di-paiches received ut headquarters announce the
capture Of the notorons Je Owens, Col. Jones, snd
fifty Of their brdgo.burnipg rarg, near Mar ipsburg
Adrian County, by Gen. Stbodeld mmander OF
the State Militia, and the notorious guerrilla band,
along the North Mirsoun Railroad have been pretty
thoroughly ,caiter,d.
SIX regiments Of Union troops have Jeff Oreryille
and Iihon for Weston, on an unknown expedition.
The report his morning that SIX regiments Of I'M
ion uoops had started On a Western expedition is n
mistake.
Recent developments disclose emtezziemenis n
the County Collectors Office amounting to $4,000
These fraud, were conmiledby Stephen ID. Axtel
Chief Clerk, and extend back for series OF year,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-03
FROM FREDERICK.

FKKpIAicK. Nd, Dee. a. 1851.
Contrabands from counties adjacent to the Po-
iomac continue 10 arrive daily aud after examin-
alton by Gen. Bsnks, are forwarded 10 Gen. McCel-
lanS headquarters, 10 be disposed Of IL is stated
that OF least one-tiird OF the slaves Of Loudoun
County have made their escape, aud some from Fair
fax Falqnier, and Culpepfer occasionally turn up III
this vicinity. Thrs morning, some ten or twelve and
four or five white refugees, were dispatched by cara
TO Washington. The refugees repIescnt thnt if our
forces were TO enter Loudoun the white population
now there, almost 10 man, would gladly
renew sber allegiance to the Union.
Gen. Kely's men have opened the railroad seven
lies south Of Hunoocs hid steadily progressing
toward Marlinsturg, daily circumscnbing tie enc
uy's river line. As far as the road has been com
pIeteo ii IL strongly guarded against any attempt Of
the I.ebels.
FmEpsricK. "wednesday. Jan. |. lS6l
The political pr,Onep who have been captured
and detained at Wllihmsport, by Col. Leonard, dur
ing tho past tlIee months, arrived lere yesterday,
under a strong guard, and proceed this morning 10
Washington. Among the principal personages OF
tbis group are w. ID. Shepard, late captain in The
rebel service; Abral am Shepard bin brother, Ii
member Of n Shepardstown volunteer corps, aud
several civil officers who undertook TO execute the
rebel laws in Morgan County. They are all sent To
Washington, in conformity with tho late general
orders by the Coulmander-ln.Cbief
A private dispatch from Wiliamsport last night
siaies. that about p. m. yesterday rebel force
humber not givepl with one gun attacked the rail
road workman between Paxtots Cut and Cher,
Run / miles ear, of Hancock. They were repul.eo
and routed by the Union protective force, with lo's
Of % killed. Tbs hsssian,s were protecting tie
rebel laborcrs, VII, were engaged in taking ny the
track.
Jackson, with his whole available force, 10 said 4
be PREPARING to move against Gen. Kelly ut Han
cock.
UNITED STATES SHIP MACEDONIAN.
BOs1os. Thursday, jsn. .. lV5'
At anchor off boston Light United sta'eS
ship Mace,louinn. from ". Thonss.
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NEyy-ENGLAND MILITARY AFFAIRS.

B0sTos, lbursisy, Jan z. iSoz'
Nearly 1000 men Of Gen. Buffers NewEuglapd
division embarked this afternoon on board OF the
steamship Comttuion, which is expected to leave
Tomorrow. The troops are composed Of the l2ti
Maine Reg aont, Col Shepley; the Bay State Regl-
ment, COL. Jonas II. French; tquacron Of tie Light
Cavalry, Capt. Durivage company the Boston
Fire Zouayes. and Capt. Reds cons Of mounted
Riilemen. Previous to the embarkaIion standards
were preset ted to the Maine ard Massachusetts, regi
nenrs on the Common, aud IA salute was fired by a
detachment Of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery,
in honor of Col. French, their Past commander.