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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

TwENTY-oNE correspondents of as many
influential journals in the different loyal states
have united in an arrangement of Gen. Hal.
lcck for expelling them from his lines. If
Gen. Halleck has the courage to risk all that
these twenty-one banished knights will say of
him during the rest of his natural life hc is
very brave man. Taking their account of
their departure from his field of operations as
correct. the commanding general has done
great wrong TO them and to the public. He
could scarcely have treated them worse if
they had been detected swinders, or thieves
taken in the act Of theft. And he has dealt
harshly with the public in limiting their infor-
nation to a single authority which may be
IRE Slieod and must be incapable of compre-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

mares Jersey resp, ctully announces ,o HE
IN 10. inc III tory of Worcester, that he will be
!, '"e nan OF the Post once tomorrow Nyednos,
niue O'Clock a. IN to deliver TO them ,bo,r AZ
m,snE copy can have for the subscripIon r, Ai
.'e 'vAt Ten days As the edition is small ma ~
s"n'cription large persons whiting one w,li do u 'o
call within ten days ' VIII 10 well to
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

PoLIcE CoURT.-Yesterday, Joseph Little,
Herbert Batchelder, and Frederick L. Will
son, were arraigned for assault and battery on
Florence Sullivan, jeremiah Leary, and John
Malone, Saturday evening last, on Exchange
street, and bound over in $500 each to appear
before the court on Tuesday, June 3, to an
swer to the charge. Patrick Dady, for being
drunk, third offence, was fined SO and costs
John Burt, for a like offence, paid fine OF
81 and costs; and Patrick Barney, 81 and
| costs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

HANDWRITING ON THE 1.-The citi-
zens OF Richmond had their patriotism shock
ed again yesterday morning by reasonable
writings appearing on the walls and public
places Of the city. We are not of those who
see III these devices the evidence of the ex-
iStence in our midst of feeling in sympathy
with the sentiments therein set forth; but
rather look upon it as the malicious work of
some lawless characters, who should be ar
rested by the police and made to pay for their
mschievous doings under the laws, by the i'm
position of fine for the DETACHMENT of public
property.
There may be a traitorous design in it, but
we do not believe it. Still, the thing NAV
work evil by augmenting in weak minds the
excitement which present events naturally ex-
cite IN all minds. For this reason citizens
would be justified in visiting upon any one
found so meanly engaged summary punish
ment sudden and severe on the spot. Let
the midnight ''chalkers" look out. whoeve,
they be, whether secret foe in our midst, 0,
mischief makers at large. There is vengeance
sleeping for such and it may fil when no
looked tor.-Richmond Examiner. 1874.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27
Special ylutrtes.

tt, ""t '' Hair Dye, THE BEST IN the woeLp
W. A, Bachelors Splendid Hair Dive is tho
only Reliable and Harmless Hair Dive known
tahtaeous in its effects does not stain the skin and n
CRATES the hair Rife BE careful and use none o,he
tnan the genuine, signed each side of every box
WILLIAM A. BATcRELoR. Sold by all Respectable Dru0
g'sts ana Fancy Goods Stores everywhere. Manut0S
tory NO. 81 Barclay street. date Is Bond street and 9S
broadway, New York d6wlv s''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

REMARKABLE LoNGEvnY.-Three of the
passengers on board Of the last ship which
lett Massachusetts with british colo,,s before
tne American revolution, are nor liring !
Inc vessel was the Minerva, and sailed from
Marolehead eiighty-seycn years ago to-mor-
'row, namely, May u, l775 The surviving
passengers are Miss Copley, Mrs. Gardiner
Sreene, and Lord Lyndhurst-all children of
'epley, the great artist Boston Tyarstri,t
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

Experience teaches us that delicacy preventsm MANY
females from applying for the means 70 alleviate suffer
ing and save life That objection is bvated in the case
otSirJam@s Clarke's Fills prepared alter the prescrn
ton OF James Clarke Physician the Queen Of Eng
"h and well known to be the oily safe and sue remedy
or lemae oihcules and distractions from any cause
They can be sent in bottle containing 50 nils most free
by enco,i ing 81 and postage stainps to any ap4nt
Sold by BUSH s. CO., and all Druggists
mis- deodCvoou
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27
The Victory In Fremonts Departmeu


CTNcINNATI. May 24.-Col. Heath with 5000
men attacked our forces under Col. Crook yes
terday morning, and after severe fight the
enemy were driven back and comeletelv rout-
ed. Crooks force numbered 1900 Our
loss Is 10 killed, 10 wounded and missing.
The loss OF the enemy is much greater There
were captured four cannon. two of them
riiied also 200 stand of arms, and about 100
prisoners, including one lieut.-colonel. one
MAJOR, and several captains and lieutenants.
Gen. Fremont issued the following circular
IN recognition of the victory from his head
quarters, Saturday morning:
The general commanding congratulates the
army OH new victory in this department.
won by the skill and bravery of our soldiers
against the superior numbers of the enemy
The third brigade of Gen Cox's division. com
manded by Col. Crook. was attacked Yesterday
morning at Lewisburg, by Gen. Heath. with
3OOO men, and after lively engagement the
enemy were routed, and fled in confusion.
| Col. Crook captured four cannon two hum
dred stand Of arms, and one hundred prison.
ers Our less was ten killed and forty wound
ed. The results of this victory will be i'm
portant. The general commanding is conf
dent that the forces now under his Immediate
command but lack the opportunity to emulate
the gallantry and share the glory Of their
comrades of the army of Kanawha. This
circular will be read at the head of every reg
iment or separate corps of this army.
Major General FREMONT.
ALBERT TRACY, Colonel, and Assistant Ad-
iutant General.
LEWISBUEG.
Lewlsburg is the capital of Greenbrier county.
western Virginia, PA miles west OF Richmond; is
situated about three miles from the Greenbrier riy
err, occupying the site of the old Savannah fort and
satown OF 1000 inhabitants. 1t is nine miles west
ofthe celebrated White Sulphur Springs where The
thief Floyd rejuvenated himself and his forces last
summer. 1t Is in the department of Gen. Fremont
This detachment of Fremont's column it is believed
is making its way to the east Tennessee and Wiz.
gina railroad, from the line of which Lewisburg is
about fifty miles distant.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

MISS ALBEE desires to acknowledge tho rooo,,,..
very generous gift from number # friends T., W.
cs'vr Ihelr liberal patronage and constant rnoJ ,rn
~, many years needed no additions; but in rct,rin
sue mas found friendship more sincere and gr,tir.i,
'hah she had ever before realized s'"''l i's
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

+. w. townsend, who for years has been
the foreman OF Yankee engine company No.
5, was very pleasantly reminded of the esteem
and good wishes of the company, at their
house, last evening. He has resigned his po-
sition as foreman. and the members chose the
occasion to present him with large and cost
ly Bible, as slight token of the respect in
which he is held by his long-tried associates.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

OF Pr. -; q. Mott, Physician and Surgeon
street corner OF Howard, Boston is consulted
nnliV from ~ until 2, and in the evening on
aStases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs Scruiilous
AleCt0hS iCm0rs of all xmas Sores Ulcers and Erun-
tons, female Complaints, &c An experience of over
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. NJ to cure
au0 tue most lcuit cases. Medicines entirely veg.
S'"'i'' 'A"'i'c rTtP ueOuiv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

STONES OMNIBUS for New Worcester, Lei
cester, and Spencer, has made some Achanges
in times Of starting, leaving this city at and
P. NJ, instead of 4 - and l-2, as hereto
fore. See corrected time table in another
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

Missouri STATIsTICs.-The st. Louis Dem
ucrat has obtained from the census bureau at
Washington the statistics of that state, accord
ing to the census Of 1860. The whole num-
Der of people in Missouri was l,lS2 ,0l2; the
whole number of Shareholders "A. 632: the
whole number Of slaves III, 93l free blacks
1872. Since this census was taken there
have been some changes. The number of
slaves has been greatly reduced many having
been taken to the states farther south, and
others having run away 1t is said that from
one third to one half of the slaves have disap-
peared, andthat the number of Shareholders has
been considerably reduced. But, taking the
figures of the census, it appears that only about
one-ffth part of the people Of that state own
slaves or, allowing for families, connected
with slave-owncrs, about one tenth or twelfth.
The assessed value of real estate in Missouri is
Sl53, 450,277. The abolition of slavery there
would very soon double this value; while the
loss by unconditional emancipation, cstmat-
ing the value of slaves at $500 each. would
be $45,972,500. In point of fact there would
be no such loss, for the freed slaves would be
more useful as hired laborers, that they ever
have been in the chatte capacity.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

The RIcHMoND PAPERS announce the fact
that jeff Davis has just been confirmed" in
the Episcopal church. The same authority
speaks of the Handwriting on the wall" which
still mysteriously appears about the city.
The feast is becoming an unpleasant one for
the jewellers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

CONGRESSMAN BoULIGNY.-It will be re-
membered that the last of the southern repre-
sentatives to leave his place in congress, and
one of the most faithful while lie remained,
was Mr.. Bouigny of Louisiana. Since the
occupation Of New Orleans by the federal
troops he has been seen there, where he still
remains as bravely loyal as ever. 1t is as
serted that his Union sentiments have in,
volved him in seven duels since he left Wash
ington, by which he has been wounded ant
MANNED for life.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

" MAJ can Woman do la YVnrP-Mueb cverv
way liut she cant keep peace in lilo Il, mill uVvry
Iur ~ ead Shot to KIN of the blood thirsty hordes Of
nmji.sIg Beu buBs that, uuinvcd, iutrt dnce tben
serves 70 her dodgers to their great aoyanre ana III
Ilv N sb" Il the he Sine to use Xiii cm now no
oean sweep renders peace certain bv The ontihIiij
tns enemy Sod by az the Druggists AGENTS In WoT
nDg
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

hending at once the operations Of so large
field. But judging by our experience OF some
of these reporters. we cannot feel that they
have earned claim TO much sympathy. We
fear that those among them who are unscru-
pulolls and least entitled to favor will contrive
to keep up some sort Of connection with the
in reality be excluded. Probably we shall at
any rate continue to get letters describing
battles which the writers did not see and Civ
currences that never took place. Thus Gen.
Halleck's remedy for manifest evil may in
Grease rather than cure it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

- Driper a. Clark, COMM ss1uN MERCHANTS and
G Geaier3 N Flour Grain Meal Grass seed, salt. Lime,
SSmeht Carincd Plaster, Plaster Paris Ground OYSTER
SheiS' ana Farmers Produce generally. Also AGENTS
tit SAFE OF Goes super Phosphate of Lime Peruvian
HuaiO American IuanO, and Ground Bone
- 80 DRAPER d CLARK
apS diff Nos, 95 Il 81 Front st. Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

heimb"id's Extract Huchu, the Great d.
,,,,,.-.- urGtic.
llELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUClU
urI,por 1,,s ,,,.,r,, m TIE GREAT DIURETIC
urrNnorr,, ,,,,r,,, ,,r Tie GREAT DGURETIC
THE GRtAT DICRETIC
POSITIVE and Spectfc Remedy for Diseases of the
b3lier hluneNs. Gr'vcl, DrOpSey. Organic Weakness
auu aii DSeie of the URN Try Organs See A6ycrtse
Medicine at once ~ 'eiiu i"l the
BEWARE OF OUNTERFElTs
a o. dpOdptn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

The citizen soldiery of Massachusetts are
again responding nobly TO the call of their
country. The first signal of danger found
them ready to lay aside all private interests.
and answer its call to arms without condi-
ton or reservation. 1t is the manifestation of
the same spirit which has burned in them
since the rebellion begun and will continue
with them till it is finished. They do not
stop to inquire who committed the blunder by
which the valley Of the Shenandoah has been
for the time lost. They do not hesitate be-
cause their brothers who have gone be-
fore have been led into unexpected and
unnecessary danger. They do not wait
to learn the policy" which the gov
ernment may pursue hereafter. But with
spontaneous and unimpeachable loyalty they
will strike again for the Union as they strucl
last year, and as they mean to do till Their
is no rebellion to fight. Honor to them, now
and always!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

eh'tVe Ne" dsought Your Clothes W rinGer9
- st" NVu nave bought too soon. CUMNlIN(IS Il
Sm aLLpWN SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
& al othefS IN use mo altering screWS for every
mrc tG ana No IRON EUsTA chi{d can wiring y0ur
ci,IleS win TINS Machine well as an aduIt ali
I W see one i'll use at c. \. CUMMINGS Sbop 905
Mair street opposite Brinlcv Hall P' -'o
:, ts'ntS wanted in every state. CITY, and Town State
County, and Town Rights for Sale DIFF "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27
ALBERT TRACY, Colonel, and Assistant Ad
jutant General
Militia Uniforms.

The commander-in-chief has prescribed the
uniform of the Massachusetts volunteer mil
| itia as follows:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

scents Fine shirts made to order in the most i'm
proved style and in the best manner at short notice
BY ALBRlDGE, No. American House Block
'"''' "t'cIHs GU. DIFF OBJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

~anith's Curative Cleansing Com-,cund-
remedy for Headache, Burns Sore Iips Bowel
CI1pItIntS Cahkcr. Piles, Sore Throat &c Ne 10,
sale by lSli a co. "a Front street by the dozen
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd yg6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

YOU wish tor splendid picture your child call
C.a@ln s. 1888 Main street His arrangements are com
pete FOR producing essnstantaneousy diff dis
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

Clahin is making Card Photographs uneoualled IN
this country. Give him call DIFF ovo
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

Fancy Go"hS, Toys and Yankee NotIons
f LESS var ~ Deal RS will find it Advantageous to
c1 oe're purchasing, forward their orders Goods
ar f 'ln cheap to make the immense stock of
@ mIth ;, rem all the principal laboratories in
~ ,Thsidu. Etna Elaborate Y is ready to furnish
IRE MorkS-rom One mo Island rurpsdoes at Is cents
~ nSf!V OF Five Thousand Dollars 10 OpOO 900 Tor
pedhcS 1900 Boxes Gold ChoD Crackers '''''V' i
~ nl;pEN; CUTTER, 81 co % and AZ Federal and
w. III ana CohsresS Streets, Boston dti,4 mvl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

THE IMPORTED THOROUGH
az BREDl ARABIAN HORSE, SAFFI, out Of
NS1-.SA7 ths celebrated Mecca horse KHOMSE stand.
zMA-N M lbs hands high, and of jet black color
- ->-wll stand for the season and serve lin
NV rL 1;hSs 81 mares, at the farm of Mr. JOHN A.
TO ins oEh; brEham Hill, GRAFTON, Nass Terms $50
sute suitable accommodations for mares from n
DISTANCE can be obtained AT The farm bm no,iro %
scribcr. " 'ff" M NtDy, letler 70 the sub
Grafton Apri1 Dc 1890 JOHN y. SWEETSER.
- ~ AoO1' ueodNwtf Ol2q
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

The Union Restored.-F. a. CLoUGH would
respectfully inform his friends and the public generally
tha Union Block having been fully restored since the
re ne has re-opened his old IIar-Dre.sng Room i'm bet
Ter style than ever where he will he happy to attend
upon all who may favor him with call. dtf ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

The Box acknowledged by the Soldiers
kellet Committee, as received from Mr.. Mas.
croft Of Rockdale, was contributed bv the
ladies and misses of that place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

and the government in all constitutional
measures, and our army and navy in their
heroic efforts TO suppress the rebellion, to vim
dictate the constitution, and to maintain the
mi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-05-27

G Did Medal Family Sewing Mncbin.--A,y
one wishing to purchase machine will find il for their
interest Gan at 263 Main street and examine Johnsons
mv9 dtt -'S'"1S'
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30
DRY GOODS.

The domestic and general jobbing trade il
very dull. There are few buyers in the narke,
from the interior. Active trade is not expect
ed for few weeks; but after the harvest il
gathered, large demand is anticipated.
Prints are very firm. Nerrimacs command
l6o /; others in proportion. Bleached cottons
are very dull. Brown are moving little at IS
@25c for heavy goods. Drills are buoyant and
cannot be bought in large lots, except at an
advance. Government is in the market for can.
ton Asnnels and drills. Stocks Of sll cottops
are light in regular hands but some specula.
tors have stocks, which they are more freely Of
feriDg WOODEN goods are also less, active
Desirable goods alone sell, such as black sati.
metz, beavers, fine meltons, and fancy new style
eeseimeresI Sbawls are also doll Fine black
cloths and doeskins are in very limited demand.
Blue and mixed aannels are much wanted. a.
also are army blankets The importatiops for
the week are light The demand for forelen
goods 10 light, and prices arc very unsettled
Importers are above the present views Of most
buyers; but In the view Of The impossibilitv of
importing fresh goods at these prices, importers
are firm. Jobbers buy sparingly. Cheap bes.
W linens for grain bags are very active. The
importations since January Ist, do not exceed
those of last year for, like period. being IN
value 81, 100, against ts2, ,66s as In 1851.
The domestic fall trade promises we'll. Credit
. limited. Cash transactions are the rule. and
there IL no overtrading or heavy accumulstion
OF stock, which indeed Il likely 70 be below the
7. lDdependent
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30
NOTICE.

~ Tslsn Up Nay 1oth, 1879, b James wslsh, at HI
Pedenos IN Beaten 1ovnship Oes Aoineo County IeVa
- following described horses so.vk:
0ns ehenst serel, snppesed % Be years od Aneen
an6s Aeh staR In ths forehead, two white hind feet md
- ninety .Ave doalara
TAs etlr bright eorrel, With white hairs ni1sa au
lafhan LII, witA blass In the nee two vhits lnS
isss ass AaS sidd,s sasks. BosA hosses runs II -
knees ~ s. - .us s.ft- si a
llesSeN % the 9esh day sfMay 1Se1 before j. r..
Heieea yDsd Hay 1oth, 1853. ICY -
10 J. LAHHD, Ciet, 4
nAy1e vS0s Dy ". HDlssY, Deps&y.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30
THE DRAFT.
Irom tAe 0sehclie TsseerspA.

II d not quite certain whether the State vii
b compelled 70 resort to drafting % complete
her complement Of the SOC, 1000 men ordered hv
the General Governmsnt The noble. patriotic
spirit manifested By the people during the lsat
month, gives hope hat Il viii mot be reouired.
But suppose itshould-what then2 SYou miss
TIE opportunity Of volunteering inc ~ eimsnt
with whoss oAicers you arc acQuaiated. You
lose the bounty, you lose The appreciation of
your fellow citiseus. and Jon lose yonr own ,elf-
respectl If You srs drafted, 90 yos mxst. We
have heard Of some foolish, some very fooliah
men, protesting that they would resist tie draft
Let them W It, and they will fad that war 10
40 child. play. Let them Try that game, and
they viii soon be brosght 70 their proper sens
e. The man who talks Of, resisting tbs draft
deserves scaat mercy. Il is the same - If your
mouse VA Oh Ars, and, your nsighbsr vosld ont
!ne nose, % thst the vatsr could not reach the
dangerous liberties arc 10 dspesr-snd you
will resist The draft, win you1 II you do, you
will forever regret Il
We have heard Il said also, that some Irish
citizens In The interior Of The State, inhaled BY
cunning politicians and other men, have declared
that they would resist ths draft We donot be-
!ieve It There must be some mistake In thia.-
We are engaged In war which usy bs said to
30 40 Irish war-becauss it 10 var Of slave
holders against white labor Itis IN Irish war,
because every day Il is reducing ~ mower Of
England. destroying her trade, alling her cities
with paupess, and threatening her With irrepsra.
BILE ruin. We have captured already her best
iron built mercantile nsvy-aad aA dare not Dc
clare par. The capture Of Canada will soon fol.
low-it must follow y . necessity. and England
can do nothing! AID Il 10 said that Iris6men
will resist . draft 70 eve ess country from les
truction and put 10 under the feet of The British
and cotton aristocracyl Arc you better than
other men that you assume thelight % resist tho
drsfti Arc you better than the American faith
srs and mothers, and the Irish fathers aud moth
era, whose brave sons have fallen on the battle
ield 10 defense Of yssr rights! When Jon talk
Of resisting the draft, II il should come, Jon
make Yourself not only ridicslous, bat osininai
and Il ID - save nyOatholio brethren from be-
ing dlaoed II such very false poaitioa that this
article has been written. Il refers, fortunately,
to very few, bus Il ought 70 bs applicable 10 ~
one.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30
TIE IRISH HxARE-The Dundald Qreland

The IRISH HxART.-The Dundald Qreland)
Democrat says: ~~s ~&z@ AL
The American Union b the best friend Of
Ireland in the world. We beg to tell the Irish
in America that the people Of Ireland are near.
lp to man with the cause Of the Union and
against the wicked rebellion. They do not for.
get the good deeds Of the Republic in their day
Of distress, and they heartily wish success TO
that audacious faction who have revolted against
the freest Government mankind has ever wit
messed"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30
Nssae - 1ssEulslsg O0esss - mat,
DISBVR6IN0 OPPyrp>

DAvssreRF. Iowa, Aug 2l 1852.
l. n Iosars, reeroiling officers deftsyiue s,>
Hseses Tor recraitipgs win b required 10 tsH.
nemorandun reesip0 and Ole t6em MI 49,
acoounts - sub yoaohers. "~ '"e's
2. No claims will b paid for expense. n. II.
eurred 10 raising regiments unt;i M. -. ~.
.Austercd irto service. II. b H..n,.."ss sFe
Capt ID Art'y. Disburspr Ofso.r
Papers st County Seats copy once. ~
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30

PosIrIos OF Iowa wARsonsnfa-The follow
ing was the position Of Iowa regiments st the
beginning Of the past week: ID Infantry,
Riensi; 80 and 9Th do. ct Memphis; 4th and 9th
1t Helena: 9Th, 10th. and 18th ct Inks, Miss;
7tk. 9Th, 18th and 14th st Dauville, Miss 11th,
18th, 18th, and 10th n Bolivar; 18th in North
ern Missouri. The 1st Cavalry 10 in western
Missouri; the ID and 9th in northern Missis.
sippi; and the 3D. and 4th in Missouri md Ar
kAAsss.-[ DavsoPer. Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1862-08-30

1o1s1ex AND Doy s11o
DR Y q 90 DIS,

wcuA Do vol - sxsnins ~ 9ssds 80 Pess, 9 naay
psssos vho hsys veed NJ Store for Ne Ara te nav,
remayksd Aas tAey we're serTy Nat they bad nps aHei
than tAav hsvs pssviosaly se0 aeesAsnsaSs. =
aaNRY 4. sOorr.
jsnSNA&VN nAia q. DWASAa.